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JANUARY 1, 1966 SEVENTY-SECOND YEAR 60 CENTS Dealers Enjoy Ho! Ho!Yuletide NEW YORK -A sampling of Christmas records sell less every ¢cord dealers across the nation year, e said, but regular al- indicated boomi^g Chr;srman bums we selling strong Al- record business and mon bum re fine gift items, he said f general rcatalog merchandise. s "SomeMing a`person can Biliboar fn The International Music-Record Newsweekly New York, Korvvu' at the lao minute." Teen Christmas business is up over Proods. was Balls TV rrrrrr mminB Phane-Tope Merchandlin. Cain MachIf. Opera*lam last Christmas, record buyer jamin Karolß offaynetcnam David Rothfieldn said Tnàny of three King Karl er (plus (24). The Christmas rit w one -stop), stated that CMist- as business 16 at least late g but when it 211 per me big at the dis Year was of last year "and Iasi - °1C ntlepartment store chain. year atee yet" This fig- 'Cleff- Hangers' Awaiting ure, Karol stated, th servi e. He added that aonea hat eve as recorda e ham wasr being made with log re heldhem e rhea ramer man CÁrist- waimeriith last Christmas o droppW Action by Legislatures sigmly. But general catalog "is mas product. In fact, said Karol, Christmas y up," record buyer Phil merchandise is ume- By N .D.» HALL pyriehl r grant of lowered air freight Mishuck. 'There's no particular toff. chan;cal roi elty ratea l o the j uke album nor any proteins mop Sid Turke, of the Colony Rec- WASHINGTON -The n- et-fl ig revolution dtár tries like in Years past ... everything ord shop. stated tat mis Christ - ivg 9f the second sent"" ofh e b1,,T and clubs the s Mercury Records rtes is up. 1 assume about 12 per mas na necvsarily he best gin Congress, tans o, wM1Ole LofP u will a t the omputeriaed. o e- er last year in all of our Yet, in his view, but that busi- gin a year o[ LIE-hanging for impact grnei C0e7nrfmm bouthe d mmept ness was holding up well. He the booming record industry.dissues est Ceastailers At Sam Goody's general man - said the seasonal pst star ed av n`111e`COU rileC16É'ari9ht l° In federal courts, ASCAP will wger Samuel Stolen said there earlYa hat g mr I catalog exclusive "upside was rmgtstrongly. Mat he allaspects rightma with wage its perennial fight o raise 'a fine increase' in Christ- of the record l and music business labels right warmly upbHd licensing o broadcasters, mas business over last year. ¡Continued on page 6) wDl reach climactic stages to by a hearing m to low- 1966. decision back in ardimf tt them. BMI will rat to¢ The biggest battles will be in The firth Aeranamiea Board's Dom Omer o divorce from broadcast stack ownership. Also in licensing: mute users Jolly Good'66 Seen for U.K. and others will watch win keena mfr` et m e success or failurere of By CHRIS HUTCHINS little disappointed at the over- r bypa moves: me. all figures for singles, 1MY tll86kdeals withu "bgahera British sec- EMI is d m rc ,nr paòr "' industry m ten "a jolly good year u1966e oNreg hoist fewrweees óf T. Year °Em` Ó90 °sttic9M1M1PJed hlpi,ghts for o use at to EMI executive Geoffrey Dodd'a 'Tears" has caul the rn juke box Bridge. Despite the drop in sin- Blinn mark. and the Seekers' exclusively juke box use first, but of pertnanenty lim- sales in 1965 'it as beer 'The Carnival i Over" and d topfield. fterar from c rophic and the Beatles' "We Can Work It Out" to mendous 9194kx in LPs has and "Day Tripper" had both Clain Hearne enabled us to hake even greaten approached me million mark. The mat pin 196 in Profits," he added. These were British sales figures and very likely in 196), will be Bridge weer to my so when we do get e monster 0o co p Y r i 9t) t developments although me t industry was a Wominued on page 101 (Continued on page 8) BCC Bursts Volley at Pirates By ANDRE de VEXES' the Minister, but he stated that win sle°Z the Ministry of Defeo re- 1,,`.",17;` LONDON-The tits Copy- lue o undertake op exfocnTsn nd ksm pop right Council deer- nwhich ea of force. Badi" . apo.,ible eles mined approach td`he British The Conn.! challenged the Min- espttialloy if Icgitarlon rrs in ro- government here (22), through ister by stating that if the doted t redact the voting age phut¢ JAY AND THE AMERICANS have become one of the world's most successful Minister of State George Dar- had been broadcasting oust from 21 t° I g. The governments owl a lion, of 1eoghaPhic 96dó ro Pir sM1nps groups, with long skein of hit singles and albums for United Artists Records. The current single. "Sunday and Me," is a chamtopper coPYñghtt`lawtliD Id Pas v onto i BwitM1sth as is their be enforced them A 12-m have found ways andt°means uof ¡Convnued on page 10) album, "lay and the Americans Grealat Hits." (Advertisement) delegationeGOm BCC, fed by stopping them; chairman Sir Alav Herbert, env- not enforce copyright law which 1111121110111111110.111111111111.411111111111111111 of officials representing inn the interests of all se ehes "f llYright eras- creatorst"and u ` °TT= 'RUBBER SOUL' or. and users, including actors, Council's robjection is n the and jour°shots as well as ate of "no pay non play" t A WHOPPER dlinlnueió business orgmrm1997e does n t wan sa the TheC hay mat Minis- public of any `legitimate broad- FOR BEATLES ial feebleness has son far kept cast NEW YORK-Beatlesgas M1 the pirates immune and are a à Backgroundn %e topped themselves. Then latest mandrng s eepy action. The stalling o rho i indicates C'pitfl album Rubber Soul,' copyright Council's co tented° that they have pigeonholed the sod 200,000 copies iv its (at prceates on tons °around although he excuse is nineuç Jays on the market. This, Britain's n govern Parliamentary m nt was agreed to by property Y till believe the govern-t heI bysa11e °recor tOPrevmrsly held by the Beatles. Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnllllllllllllpinnumnmpuulauulnlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnnlluunnnuuunnaullllll Capitol reports tat the ao- EDITDRIALtlllll bum has been selling at a clip of about 140,000 copies a day ever since release Dec. 6. `kedn;ì''tea °teat s lei in retie New York are A Spark Takes Hold Th` o 200.000 ow er e days. In asst low other As we enter the New Year let us hope that the radio industry areas, Boston, Chicago, Lm An- lei and Sao Francisco, sales wonderful support of the equal opponumty campaign, fi8uree sate i over IOO,o00 "ThtiongsAre Chavgió" Many talrovs have already joined the effort for the same period. convince others that equal opponuviry is more than a meaningless phrase, pace of the drive is maintained, 1966 may well achieve Cap imtiel all¢atiov w enable progress in this all- important area of human relations. Rubber l gout" F two million units also Hs largest ever, The equal opportunity campaign h motivated by the noblest on a0Y ah oa o motives: respect and it play for and creeds. per ce nt f thatThat Ilacau and abilty, we e point re none is found y Foster 78 all people. It our duty to 999 these qualities.91ew es 6The iMe was formally cer- ÿßái e hilarious misadventures eral them. 1 b ;s way we improve our industry, ourselves ova t ion the we as a 91 mil- Down Flom 00109) The generalgenervl y. car lion seller last week. Mt 'I and Foster perform all s (Advertisement) Great Singles to start off rigkt in 196 Top Sellers: Aaice one World túu Away "1 Eddy Arnold 1679 "Mother Nature, Fath r Time " - Brook Benton 1C "Meet Me at the Altar" - Perry Como 1722 "Then Go Home to Her " - ' ' Norma Jean 8720 "Snow Flake" -Jim Reeves "Skid Row Joe "- Porter Wagoner 8723 Brand New: "What Did I Have That I Don't Have ?" c/w "Mister Kiss Kiss Bang Bang "-, i' Ann - Margret `8734 y "We Could Learn Together" %"Look at Me "- Ethel Ennis 8733 "A Born Loser" c/w "All the World Is Lonely Now" - Don Gibson 8132 "Time" `/w "As Long As We're Hel,e "-

Frankie Randall 1735 . RCA Victor )'1 ®The most trusted name in sound 0 / \ This Was the Year That Will Be The year that was, 1965, is history, but Therefore, one trade organization covering history affects the course of future events. these facets was a natural development. Jules In a year of many notable in the Malamud, NARM executive director, is record-music industry, Billboard tahas se- planning a schedule of extended services so lected 10 whose impact will probably be as to aid both rack jobbers and distributors. more fully realised in 1966. Country music moved "uptowq" reflecting Music Associa- Over -the -tauter record sales will hit an years of work by the Country the the success all-time high when final 1965 figures are tion. On hash of of WIJD, Chicago, a wave of new tabulated. As of several weeks ago, Bill- top 40-formated stations up across the board's Record Market Division estimated country music sprang nation. These included WIRZ, metropolitan that sales were -up almost 8 per cent over Ve; 1964, and this estimate preceeded die big New York; WWVA, Wheeling, W. Christmas buying spree. Dealers checked WOAH, Miami, and WEEZ, Chester, Pa. this week generally stated that Christmas which reaches into Philadelphia. business was considerably ahead of last year-all of which buttresses the view that "The Spirit of Chicago,- " a new attitude 1965 will be a record breaker in sales. of greater co-operation between juke box operators and record manufacturers, born during MOA's September convention, The car tape cartridge development, creating the Bill Cannon committee for sur- mouldering for the past three years in veying programming Southern California, erupted on a nation- nvey'ing this information to the labels. THE BRITISH DUO OF Peter and Gordon x wife]ñ rIO?ceteg wide scale with the introdution of the Lear This resulted in intensified activity in their The HÑ let Stereo-8 system, spearheaded by RCA ól°{ am ád a lore Vet release of Little LP's to satisfy opera- Victor and the Ford Motor Co. This opens úM nen ófeieeredHenk miters and tions' adult programming needs. pressed e a vest new market for songs, talent and eoY ngin HazMiliseincluáeiomalono. ants to do an album recordings. of country music, mostly Hank V611iams The repeal of the U. S. xc se tax on

phonograph records has taken 1 away die Rack -jobbing, the U. S.-born merchan- ao burden that the record industry has Kapp Music's Space dising concept, burst upon the British mar- ban carrying for many years. It has given Pilot ket with vigor this year, with the introduc- ¢cords the same educational status which tion of the Music Pleasure label NEW YORK -The music in- co-operation from other labels in fo by EMI the government has long given books and dustry plyed an important use f that products. and the International Publishing Corp. This will help continue the trend to bigger sales. in recent space e ouss According to Haney, the bulk development promises to molutionme the m ccord - IS- market there as it has in the U. S. A sailing by the Federal Communications day flight of astronauts Borman ofd the bo;in wédpo- Commission for AM -FM operations to sep- ana Lovell. according Paw Kapp, while other tops w arate at least 50 per cent of their program- Haney, public relations director taken from private collections Civil Aeronautic Board granted TWA of the Manned Spacecraft Kapp was in charge of the approval to lower disk air-freight rates, after ming brought about a tremendous i crease in potential exposure records. n Many Center. i g 'th bearing Mercury's Irwin Steinberg plead for ums e stahbans separated heir programming all disclosed eegerrortlit o the case. This is a giant step toward pacing that Mickey Kapp, track of Louis Armstrong's record distribution with the jet age by allow - he way. In addition, many stations changed Hello, Day on Kap, was president of Kappp Recorda, log overnight shipments from centralized their FM to stereo, a factor that could have honored a ogrammed the beamed to r to warehouse points. It promises to revolution- on the stereo record prce- hover of astronaut lly to the four as ants involved ize disk distribution. business.vat importance S o the space reddezvous, using cords from Kapp, RCA Victor, Haney a M Kapp for his the token The merger of NARM and ARMADA At year's end, the record companies began Werra Bros., Chess-Checker- served added last served a "tension breaker" reflects le growing tendency toward cen- to latch v the Mariachi sound popu- Cadet ana other labels. 00 Spa a the ,p.m tralization of wholesaling functions in the larized by Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass. Kapp said Net be got full ry a Rule easier. record industry. In the last several years, The Mexican -flavored pop music sound will any distributors entered the rack -jobbing be getting prime platter time and is being field; similarly, there is tie tendency of giant looked on in the trade as the 'new sound," EXECUTIVE TURNTABLE rack jobbers to seek distributor status. for the time being, anyway.

y ácotis dMiwstG- Lebswa 'z:rz=n=Ltz A Solid Beginning Douglas Single id meseas manager to nee inal head two yeari 1 . ales replacing Bob Sparks Album Bratelmhas been in th Geaflrey P. Rare upped record business since 1957 and war For CMA Building to executive Vice -President of NEW YORK - The click of EMI (Gna ls& Ltd, from exec- NASHVILLE Mike Douglas' Epic Records - Country CMA president Bill Denny The Men Little Music Association oWicers said theme of the museum will single, My Catada Monday (l). lie joined Girl's Life," has sparked the signed e contract with . B. be "sight and sound. We don't DEPARTMENTS rush release of a Douglas album the &Gummy Cambres & Co., Ive., last week dead museum. Ours in 19522 in fi- & FEATURES (21) for continceion the a exciting.c living industry with of le same title. The single hit and be- 6200,000 CMA Building, Mu- heritage." Billboard's "Hot 100" at 57 this Hm 100 Chart ..:Papa 16 came seum and Hall of Fame. Besides cherished mementoes week. The single was released Top LP's Chart ...Page 19 of CRDC in building will up in of famous ountry three weeks ago. 1958. He also Iblt music, then museum will contain The album, which is in keep - Building s schM1 o..aaa s,91.: ...__..It held history of the "Grand Ole coil le tide tune, includes tog. Construction is sched-xM1ed- Opry" and house a theater which , uled m begin March 1. several selections dealing with t GoPhoI will seat 50 persons.rs Films of AlHa9 ifF Id ETW1151 Club A CMA find campaign to the histary f country music the sentimentality of parental a tl general manager of Capitol raise $500.000 amonge corn and video tap. of artists' per- love, such as "Is There a Baby the of . Replacing Racine end business formances will be shown. in the House' and "Lsr Her Be as ' al ry. will Aged in Feb-Phas Wee-president ana As artists gallery will have Little Girl (A Little Longer)," manager of GPitol of Canada ruary. The CMA alor ple has color transparencies of life -like G. Edward $210,000m so, or pledged addition, Douglas sev- Leethm. He of country stars is light by the music, recordon' and eral standards his performed on loused the label in 1962 as sales oxesbRotor and individual earphones in merchandising This d ro b- for latest informationeu about his syndicated TV show. Named Canadiavrsaler duetor used fut maintenance and pos- them played on tape. Mary Clesoral M ic rh d is E. Taylor Campbell, sible future at . other tatures will be included. ImDI11gIIgdlbdlllllld111IId11IIRI1111ddIINIIIB Prom national sales n.V4a contract signingeng w letter Exhibits of Mount Ver- lel News Reports national sales e lied committee n, N. Y., has been commis- RAY DOBBE Alb l 5 255 n'amed roomeet- sioned to do the interior design. gLi Mle Capitol's pen.G. an. ing asti MaróS Restaurant, DIES responsible for all wage The Country Music Hall of IN CRASH Fame will also be in he build- AMSTERDAM Raymond andd salary programs Ne w to that, was with Decca Rec- - formerly coil California Texas ortla. ing. Members elected since Dobbe, 26, Billboard, Nether- Toe Sellers Ckannin O Oil. was founded in 1961 are Jimmie lands c podeat, sied Carl Davis, executive Rodgers, Fred Rose, Hank Wil- Wednesday (22) as a result of Para.o r of OkeS Records, andphis liams, Roy Acuff, Tex Ritter, enj a n E00 Stehtmeh named director associate Rm. Tubb. large brocee rep- bale smthned o ndan aller Belk Weeding Da Simms, han of foreign sala at MGM -Verve resigned. According to Leonard licas of them, with an engraved Cause neeHaathwas brain how, Records in move by the label S. Le , vice-president ana gen- tribute, wig be displayed, in orr s t addition to future greats. thehHilversum adio to boost sales.es. manager of Epic and Okeh, stnnoyfor Buyers s sellera ..3e the Okeh label well re - The buildingw will so house Stehun K was s formerly vice- at and Okell amts will the CMA offices full -time recmdy na en' editor of Teco- Clarified Mort . E9 it z prcedent international sales staff including Jo Walker, execu- beat magazine. fo Kapp Records and, previous the pic-Okeother roducing staff. staf director, and two secretaries. WM11111111M January I, 1966, BILLBOARD 8 Merc. Lines Up 17 Indie Producers Randolph Acquires Club NASHVILLE - Monument ce. place to play and give recording t Boots Randolph pimpleta decent p500 chasm For '66; Organizes New Affiliate m the Carousel' Club, effective dhü we eoso rip i° CHICAGO- Mercury Rec- week (i), and Randolph said ne th Randolph svtl M1e plavced to ord Corp. has recruited a small hoped o aka ii to N.M1vdle ntl sting capacity from do s9spo The 1 army of independent producers what the Al Hia d Pete SÓ e's to supplement Fountain clubs are to New Or- PW.vtsoe a.ehndii AIÌey. "i]heNallry under IO labels, new subsidi- are to lisero501505 sirm opter which wseI ary called Mod included. ivinto for name talenb Announcement of deals with limmyd Hyyde, club tied dinla. some IT independents was made 81W,0Ú0 forthe ce d the clubs from property. Hyde will for e t vire and curt= president pIrv. H. Steinberg to ce year for the transitionre"' and then M1avetm resort to carrying Mercury distributors in regional y 're, he said. their wn bor0ea Randolph has hatl several roe- meetings at year's end. In a cor- tbeRandolph, who has provided porate selling Monument albums in ro- " at 0a Gub for His Sarle s bbers w tprogresse same series of mcebt- years, said he how to'brìvg cent Years. .88. have ybeen "Yakely Sax" ggaa, es1=rg announced 1965 virap °term to Nash- sdesexceediug $40 million. le. He said: Mor e Yakely Sex' The new label, which scut as "If we an give them a do- wonnner,musk Lou Mercury's pcort caordinrr, the immediate product manager. Billboard Dennis from subsidiary Muntz Console an tees notional promotion MERCURY EXECUTIVáe ICE- PRESIDENT I in m keynotes flet, Manta roe., from nano, promotion sales manager for Mod. a" the For Home Use r ó Kennethl Ñ M national nix Mads first will rovenewPUblisherscu °ws1e m k Danish -Produced m Sherman. "Bayed t z HaI B. c.okFu. New Vark 0.. a stun the eppenVi StereoO'tOps debut home R krrrg Ghosts. Mbums ana Editorial Office corder-tape cartridgge-payback- 165 cingles will iaff from Mod. r LLzIxp Staff (omet -0001 contained model Clmmentivg Ne swing will Zk toward pr.i production, phonograph FA,rors Paul E3 9 ro DemHeld equipment M, the tape ton pointed ou[ that the current isYback an Editors. New York rompaoy production staff will trig lapanem firms. owe Earl Munq the a smalls release volume. Slees firm, nid last =rot.;krtM1at We will be placed on pta^nina, qual- caaridge playback ity and closer ver -all produc- marketlitfs result czx supervision, he said. "ta tion q f theimvex- tw ,r Iv to the new label, ae pvsur and publicity for car wrm

cartridge systems. U . 5EEI ur z I 011ie chidse Merrcu 57,7, ,Smash, sales estimate fo unitsn nii Fontane, Blue Rock, pLimelight, '66 is 30.000 units. Emarpy, ana 01e budget lines Mundt claims his recently Cumberland and Win opened Sunset Boulevatlsel.- Kama -Sutra h. sign. to tuned BREAK Is enjoyed during Chicago meeting by. standing. Con nallation is processing produce William Bonny for G toso PM1lrollmx ómdua man 700 car playback runits a month. tt DaIlea Fred cru", BbeldanRTIÁ eno Mercury nd Victw and the Installations at his Van Nuys Spoils on the Philips lebel. Cut- Jerirnrtrars, Mtree, ái,'r;IÓ ,nd ,agnat w Blxi. factory a at their busi.t i Impressions Mayfield of me with his will cem Satuaysrdfe facili, and Malot fame backlogged during the ue Fonlesoo Brown Ch.. Oscar arent. Ya än Ir. and will soon shoulder addi- Job Corps Aides Get Lift p250, Mun es[' ates ti tional ntinueev o Chip Taylor selling 250,000 r playback GeneralwmOroim Ad.vNdng-011ice, N. Y. will m e producing T. units around the count He From YuroiIIIad en picked up the Ch.s Touring Col. Artists nerwe Sot, p Baiitr d Musiwr labels for his cat- the Butanes, be picked up will alog. NEW YORK -Columbia Rec- ted by Russel Roberts - M lraL e bic ords artists launched a tour last of - the Washington Corps Adv., lob ed wh ac eog ece r°iCirKn wed: in support of Ne U. S. office. New ew Vorkw Ion Corps Morri- Stu Mader of the Druids -all Dave Bartholomew and leek Kaye Deal Set son, the Dru ds,vis- of whom are students at the Dai - Clements will resume e former NEW YORK-Buddy Kaye, ited and performed at four lob rsiy of Scranton in Pennsyla affiliation with that re- ter and publisher, has set Wit"' Corps camps across the nation. va d he didn't mea in hits by Fels Domine a Ise with enter-e - µr .asmñ, s oso % The aim: to beau the morale e kid during sue lo and Jerry Ise LewisL (the ladre- Prise i0 i Billings, British of Job Corps volun,rs. The didn't have praise for the lob on Smash). lcr Ross will dc personal manages. BNingas man. U. S. Branch Oy. Sssd afarrmers done. their me Corps. Martin Torbert said that v lop in droit es DmtY SprivgfieM. Th u tao ne o dmpoug. - aber and ill suesots retard- as concluded on Kaye s recent eby the Druids a kit like hat, ne lob ing of Bober Heb gp to L^^doOt - X0 and e to. takencovered Coops is here go." Other edros oduc[ions will pro- The new firm, Raivtree Music, al Cherokee, N. C., Kalamazoo. e ben of the groupsI'd were J duce the Kickers. Alice -in- will be operated in London un- Breckenridge, Townsend, Bamy ò Wonderland Productions (Ted der the Peter Maurice set-up. Ince na Tonal Office and h Auerbyty. 05 Dean Maxwell. iota Pgroup.nis Cooper and Carl Spencer) will Kaye will handle the New York the tour were boxer Archie road manages for the group. handle the Flamingos and Wendy end. f41Tsv wed Moore and Amon Barness, prey Bob Morrison nid the crowds ber for Phils. In Paria, Kaye completed a Went of International Mercan- Ile-suallytrty Frank Murphy and the lyric for he w Verna Lisi to tile Corp., San Diego. They vbeliev 70edYor Shillings will be under the su- film, Wheat Man in Istanbul," be so. Therep e no girls. t of parvision of writer-producer Wes released by Columbia. The ë the Love Was Right There audience were Negroes, s í4e handed over All the Tim music by the] years old. The shows Kids.0 will be Productions. Ex- Motown Georges Gavanrenit rf nad hte mp tearm FGG employee Bob Bateman, in as- S. Cal. CMA wl Ib ex eclt y o sociation with Ronnie Melop- town. have felt n ohatm with R wim could en ci by has been develop- Mails Ballots an sis a iBfee holding the shows on ton, "... ing, th n ^,II ALBUM DATA gnery fannnY Robin n iraSe u a r HOLLYWOOD - Ballots to Meets d Dee Dee Warwick, s h r- FOR 8 MONTHS select winners in 21 categories Blue Rock. local people."dhery He e ce - NEW YORK compila - have been mailed o members Pac< is to dig up three new -The of the recently formed Southern wouldn't mind going out of top albums for 1965, ágain. ts for Detroit recording and California Country Music Assn. will produce Brian Hyland on published in Billboard's Interna- Deadline for voting is Feb. 10: Ths m as lined up by Philips. Snuff Garrett will pro- tional Record A Talent Show- the awards will be announced Gene Weiss, singles duce Pat and Lolly Vegas on .se, were based on the first at a banque[ Feb. 28 at the Mercury. Veteran Major Bill eight months of the year. Be- Hollywood Pellcdium. it71'and the orecord industry Smith, collaborating wi. Bobby e of the cutoff date requi ed Categories include songwriter chairman for the lob Corps. Smith, will produce James Brown byasprinting schedules, fall t. bum a w of included. publisher, producer, , fe- The general s of the disciple Wayne Cochran and a Several record companies, male vota va.l "%finixl b group called the Goodson for t at hot selling albums re yin pro mi amp vac rots. Mj y un immt né'w Mercury. disk improve themselves. "Somee of Not New dite fall, have eked why tarn albums did not make the charts. ...ides,n year. agencies them ce e up and m nked us The Chantii Times 0e- and man of the year. for [M1e show vlderwarda" (Continued an page lo) 4 January 1, 1966, BILLBOARD WIN A COLOR TV SET!

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Here are I1 Columbia singles we feel are solid bets for the "Hot 100" and "Bubbling Under" charts. If you can pick the right records- the ones that show up on the February 5th Billboard charts- you've won yourself a 23 -inch Westinghouse color TV console. It's os simple as that. Just check your choices, tear out the page and mail it in. But hurryl The contest closes one week from today. And in case of a tie, the earliest postmark wins.

"NAMES IN A HEART "aasaeo "AN INVITATION TO CRY"... FRANK D'RONE THE MAGICIANS A brilliant interpretation of a beautiful ballad! A single with lust the right rhythm to put it e the hit category!

"SNOW BELLS "r

"IT'S A DAY" 4-43450 PITY ME "r.ayraz THE DRUIDS SONNY OCEANS A single with a great beat that's hard to beat! I An exciting vocal treatment that rocks the rafters!

"SHE WAITS FOR HIM "r -ruer TIME"a aarw

THE DUPREES I I THE POZO -SECO SINGERS A modern sound that's a natural for the chartsl A great new group scores with a swinging singlel

"TIPPY TOEING", mas COLUMBIA RECORDS® THE HARDEN TRIO Moil contest entry form to: The catchiest Country and Western tune in many a moon! MR. SAL FORLENZA COLUMBIA RECORDS "LOVE TRAIN "r -tars 51 WEST 52 ST. MOE, ADRIAN AND THE SCULPTORS NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10019 A harmonica background gives this single a special distinction! Name "I'M GONNA LOVE YOU TOMORROW" Company_ _ Title. DEY AND KNIGHT 4-03466 Business Address A dynamic duo making a dellghyul record debut. City State_ Zip Code Dealers Having a Ho! Ho! Yule Berkline Corp. Making Continued from page I ley, Sight and Sound's Jerry mad of last Yom, and tht teen- Chair With Tape System Jseohmm ws r ag t rary. :Isg that sales would be even John H. Higgins, of G. Schir- w re wn paHer better if the weather were colder, mer, that Christmas butt- sta. cent d er Ian rear, which was more in line whh traditional this yyear is egml to lees[ his peak year. One re n Christmas weather, tem,ratureswarm. w s ream, a rear vé the sales a Coat «coming toteo were unseasonably good. se broad ange 'a. m me nm ores that Ne flint Arlingtono Radio, major north pian was ggir bunn8 Los County subur ban ut a, reported Yule Neeh real estate to em Dec. trla 14 cent Aced of Ian Kurtsce Schott of then Record and this was cutting into Chdal- with product by the Ba- Hunter, slated that sales this s haying Stae Brass, ackpial- Chris.. are ahead of last'year But at Records, Stones and Ue soundtrack al- on bath Christmas and ca slog Steve Libor noted that roles bum of 'The Sound of Music" merchandise. was too early to ti It 40 Pet cunt over 1964 .ting the aura pate. un ch aHM1aunt-, anduphe beOthe this waz .r. According ta out. spokes- hmas Thw ßm tined to be the ers top man Paul Sampson, traditional expanded store Clessical customers were pm- Christmas fare we not moving hm ana now twice as much aMa min6 "uyelMngsad e pact Im1Y Nia aralNmgh az formerly. This is a factor buying The p holiday the w. Chorine on nette inereemd ales volume, was re.lmed In his Keen was showing nerd move- Sc ad. answer to Ne quay "HOW at ment. "Nutcracker Suitei- Ben Katz,roof the Gaiety Res- yourur" Replied Libman, "I'm suai, was leadrte the classi- od shop .Christmas buti- tea'. cal os rmanaW. ff; that it of boo Southern California record Harryo doe, managed of Music Cbrisls Nus Nce cited dealers n «kierg car ro pes have reported sana 25 per factors atm as enjoyed plus seta during the t shadahead of Jan dean, pa, and genial business conditions period Nat all dealers "Roger Miller's Goldin Hitsd on BroadwaY ar tapes Brma, the Beatles ijuma baitln Lear Jat tape anddge playback a growing number deriag the Rolling Nones out from. He mEit=2',t" of L.A. Ss. Boom customers new prod- complained about the lack of Ihrr Nis fete will LOS ANGELES -The spinal MORRISTOWN, Tnn -The A ;aath mmw Ae trim Mn Chnnmas product, at- cartridge system-intended in nand, odio of sien product has cash regis- tape N Dealerseaten have been enthusias- inglwrmtributing mrPrio- for cars, boats, planes and home d tore1',11 rystem The Lear rsjan ggg"tune ofr-Ve tic selling car t apes, re- wather. breakmgChri Balsa The ronnla -ferma an solen ¡ohm able in leve cstyle wan be avail u poed United Tape Corp., a Buck Owes' Christmas al- looks good," alarmed Cp.sh week arten the BaHine able in seam tyke and will be newly form. tape distributor. bum has shown soin o" Corp. Sere started me oiitm- unveiled at the Chingo Furni- WAi[e Front's Charlie Simms, the stores reporting Among good he said, "but he is of srslling rhu "Sltith uitt'it taboret ture she er anuc t Koff buying, 8 sl les Wenmra n at his usual pace." pro- whn ich startedart off poly, has with built-in neat A ampler upe cartridge, Dotapewer. Walehester Music N Neighborhood record shop, payback The varea for Beryline by Lorry Ca_ is upttpover Jan Wesmhester, Record In Town La House of Music, reported sales a is .dedlathemm of M1imangrthww s a d year Habra and the Sam's tan chain, trace .ad of last Year. A mie ana lb out when ' t ¡a e Coúm" Ta Ìor the hire according tot k Lewerke. White Front, customers spokesman said th. e exted . each chair psoldWlList pr páIre Lewerke d people seem to .les on Friday (24) The two located be approximately $219,cerom- a b bng rLer Blq to sovube, speakers ate g work - mNeverte[of Ueunit nNat pltte with playback asna. mM M R g lndyufrot alts entirely differ- None, Bea wouneighborhoodld bane reserved mart frog n will hear the Accodrde to MerkliMar .ala a Herm an's Her- They arc st «krug u a Poppets." re bon. checks =tr. wñ-d system over The Mflaclurerrr8owill broad spectrum of five to play "Nat"Net Krvg Cole, the 4 Seasons, sound system horst urane e the cha. 7Music op ord buyer a on Neir nun scarema 'Trey's¢ be to xooping up the Sijume Bross, the Balla and Brass n position the clair may make Stereoloungers avaNble not Lewerke doing to handle B lea "Saved of Mgtic" and have been ell for this in-fullyfatly r linon& M1altwaY, or d dealers seek, would ywitha albums," holiday menine ne report.. upright. tha. audioway." a $lo Et a- triRaeks v kit, report. hag have n patet begun Conon. The maid was amine stocking mgú tiro- 17 per cent ahead of tat year, hated, b6 t he e which was its bin[ holiday Ca- pectin their getting into the ape business early in 1966. '65 a Vintage Year for Atlantic Music City was selling more rende because of the excise NEW YORK-Sales of Adan - er the Yac; sieved while the R¡gh BroOera CM Sal. Up 14 to USN previo. u elimination. "This locks like troAtco Records for 1965 went avfl «k o( pap and jaæ veme; m r bat year ever," boasted CHICAGO- Dealers here re- up more than 100 per cent over launched Na no lo- pbric. 1MCo:n1"se spoked Caron Y ule[ìd; sassy tette rn the year. Iva year- label, Clanov; N axtl album sines PSolo- Out in the prec.ingo San Fernando Val- g from 4 to 25 per cent and tea tivrry on the foreign neon; ex- Wilson Pickett, Ice Tex, ado Chef Brat's President panded ìb publishing activities; m Burke, and Ne met Ertegun nid, "1965 made oamusem b with a num- Shifters, edam and fed marked the emergence of At- ber f op independent pro- Modem tau Quartet clicked Study Group Backs lantic-Attu as a aior - ducts; and entered the gmpel big in the album E Id, tin. the pany throughout Ne worlds and Bead with the Chalice label. LP fiel nit big for Volt in the our gained world-wide ao B r field and e ng -sinus Topping the singles field for Country Fest Plans through otir licensees Brothers fora strong-selling o Atlantic were Sonny std Cher. albums for no pla o Other hit-makers for Atlmtre- The thin now v al CHICAGO -The Midwest Attending the first meeting During the past year, the firm P ¿ up Country Mosrc Committee for the MCMC were most of its position one Atco was Wilson Pickett, Bar- its overseas al bare Lewis, Esther Phillips, of deals o Europe (MCMC), ocganimtmn.;1 28 embers. The committee of h8eehholmstts as at by Atlan- Solomon Burke, the Drifters and to includes some of the m in- ernduatry; rucrnse0 its album tic executives Ahura Er[Er. the Ben E. King. Running hm on Mot fa at to Chicago, held)its fluential local figures in broad- sala by more than 200 per cent gens Wexler and Hem. Erb est meeting Dec. 8 sad re- ating, recording and other the Stu and Volt labels were of the label's er rued ledges osp qualified industries. th th MG' Joe x e set b I b Evglmd, Dial had five records France p from members 1 - Reps mart and Germany in 1966. tenrtdmce. Broadcasting intemts on the art Leigh A Co.; Mary Thamp- Sammy Gmovers, who initi- MCMC are by dvernti tarì of ated festival plans in November, George Dub,. Chris Lane United Ardiva; Frank McNulty, M1edot the committee at his lobs Trotter of WILD, ideo[ of a loan mote pub - Rivoli Club std announced that Dolph Ha. and Bob Alche ìngfirm; Rey presi- Gensler Views Teen Scenes the festival will be held Chr- o( WGN and WGN -TV's "Barn dent of S am Music New York,op Al Link, t NEW YORK teen mar- in that he fails to promote the o ra ertoal - Dan«." Georrggee Pool end Lear -The Nashville ket for singles is not being ade- h [f9A«6m woef and director GuitarsGuitars, "The g6 Nashville, and Jim ßicharde, quately exploitedexola dis- Genslerc nys. "w o bebnRa shows d epaM1cTiN GanSwagWBKd"sea Swìngarouvd;' nel Gene booking agent. tributors bÌerm.y he o faletes "siT la the in the m. we indoor p s ¡dent of Saeinn was view'est of Mickey Gensler, who for re; he tino a nora venere M1e an,hicha is in e f .MIL, Milwaukee, and Sarim Country and western In dáhion,s Caonkonerr Minneapolis. Compi Ra J Roy ...aid the record de- .ala an atmosphere of warmth Recordingerordringheduommittee representa- Clark haven. Price and Roy partment f the Spinning Disk end understanding." h.q e Ft pep; iäaal tives Care beve soro been announced ana in the Bronx. Gensler is w Pet reficen Gensler add. Nat pARt mam- the Rivoli Club Friday, Aug. 19. eieuClap presi as members of Ne MCMC. fmtu trtrough w w dia, M1ich 'Il marktt. UottitDl ßarmdmg ee Billboard that t Nis Gtuoneri told Billboard he SYadi.f fir.m bed err g and pro has roam CMA Ccat Morris Diamone tit oMl pro- the first matins of tre commit- Many drstrrbs fail to take ad- ebmldieekto sum im the demand for sin- hile to Worker unsa ask. that his manager of Mercury tee mver informal affair vantage mospbre for the teen-agate. created by station platy, and proposal cextCMA Records; Bloom ex- "just to le[ everyone know what added: "The if the tgleshey fail to provide retailer Neei a l (theene Chadic things bave m be deed. the[hable to d ndeneit ro=n Wifrce vet h a ate sera Gensler boa.8of directors meeting. He metta frti Runt wall aold our firs[ nffob- t.ls." vein. gire rim add. that he will send general orda: Frank [rag and ill chose sue - pointed out. The result of Nis dini, the e «la" tlirector at Detta Recorded, and wñt spatial is Nat many dealers request the toformtrovto bet of e r f, re promotions mevt tlebefore the firs[ of the angles and they are not forth - the b.rdrprior to theertseeting, mainstie for Columbia Recatala. ann.. Gensler ra noticed this understand the tan customer h rapid to o Commetta MmNen G.oneri had previously an- holm most m' bee at the dis- bas stalled outline of Neppr Las°1 Other committee members are nounced that the festival will ren for which a demand sbop.eThis important xg- bas[ a tke brad rn January. Last Anthony C. osanno, alderman be a nonprofit affair, with pro- ban created tae by Wpish mint of Railing, Gensler be- week hvivoveri visited aplatt of the Chicago city cowcil: Bob thetgeneral there is applicable Ireva far haz matle n Ise, he r m pop product w Nmhvrlgi s drnuss his plena HdG rb. that woutld8benefitboth the cry tong effort b uMerstmd end sod begin selection of alert eadmsin stand country and st eke add erg of Ire tcen for the festival. kittens, design director Rob ofwestern CChic The dNer, tin, is often lu trade. January 1, 1966. BILLBOARD THIS MORNING The Mitchell Trio loom on the horizon with a new single sound that rings of a fabulous hit centered in today's trend.

Violets of da TIIIL TRIOMITCHELL INCLUDED IN THE ALBUM MG 21067/SR 81067 0.) THE SPIER eV VO. I IMIIIIIIIII nll I II II II II KJXO-SJG-NCLO 'Cleff- Hangers' Awaiting ITCC, 20th -FOX IDLE CONCLUDES TICI Action by Legislatures 6 -YEAR PACT NEW YORK - International by Larry Finley Continued from page 4 manic) worl, performed "not board, May 22, 1965). Moore TIPe, Caer ¡age CmP. last week for profidtu Under the revs ¡m m exonerae the Columbia cmnduht .20th xelaive Early in 196t, the a a a'o. world ryas- Club's Sign¡v a of outride att with 20th-Fox for the At 1TCC we are most ePPY ge are en Severe hearings as the all freefree-use -ue privileged 'in class- His 300-page Instal decision product. m the in- yy dictable for the great strides made by nit col= Ss-. room o curricular use --but in said the government attorneys' bet's product. TTCCS Larry Fin- McClellan chairs the ley the tape cartridge industry. ou itle ` sea, Wrticularly se s based on smemlarive told Billboard that the initial Copyrights Subcommittee in v¡gRttim uedmaliwel TV ru furs of furore LP onopoly. Pe cert'tlge rclease ill be hearings on the that revision g mmmg, they must get clear- FTC [tornagain ns¡s ed, Ì4a. Is ro break doe -militate copyrightht ¡a over half a century, With the wind. of the dm¡ng lies 6104 before he Com- see h the label's disk elmz of the At ante time, the S6 tell- Bdufie record royalty, juke box, a 40 embers, "Our Men Flint,' name ask or y 9,65 IMO Is ac thf[ if 444-6 -yarn copyrighl-bxd educator lead comma 84h4446 were followed by the Fax film of the Cate name. du7irìee edged as Number 1 the will wait with mounting (CAW) issues will be among the Victor and Capitol club, itle Deil wa concluded baween Meld. We are the only n conk n the'7POrt of the House horniest facing the leg¡alaters "Big Three" Id control the 20th Century -Fox Colp. chief Copyrights SLbcamm¡tcee on its who will finally decide the copy- whole LP field. Seymour Poe, label head lack n RCA, who Is 22 days of hrin nor right revision. The CATV sent- During Ne oral hearing, FTC errant and Ttt,C Pr. ¡dent Producing B and aekvedng eight copyright controversies ¡n the demand yy Pg9ht m CUMMan Di m, Mac- Finley.I biD, when 163 wimeaxs CM), track artridgea, end the MY lion o heir pick f TV std- Intyre au Elman had some eroduced wma Pages f I1111NIIIIIIIIIRIIIYIIUIRRIIIIN1pnaleaadg4lRIIIIIIIRIIB company who is prodtying n8. FM %"3 n sharp quem¡ovs . to wheter between Mry and 'at plc p on some CATV Yhere is lessening f mmdpett- a. delivering cartridges In July. The Copyright Office and yearns, but imp f goaod m ìo outvde label co 1 Register the four. OMronics eight and Abraham Kam¡ustein bad has not yet ban coed. which fmb¡d s' Iogupntclubs v , anxious over the DGG to Bow Lear Stereo 8 track. . ...if Copyright Office ogre. with of then n while under c o n - f a t e of a law based on 10 ymrs TV broadcasters that CAN tract to Columbia. In the interim of back -breaking work te Ne- race May, Ne c n.:P ers u cceptable revision bill. but At the time of the writing of hopes'7' 7";"&"for industry '777'77- compro- will have had a chance Po ob Budget faréprospecty to come "t out mi i the public merest. serve the outcome of sign-ups by Line ream of Houe hearings and Copy- The new limited copyright for Victor and Capitol clubs, which NEW YORK Deutmhk sa7different labelsia with tt. Office tg( 646440 i la 4 records (snared by manufacturer airy la then own - w mechanical o' Grammophon is launching 1,200 titles r and talent) to protect against Gh .bum in four labeü NA club opttatioms. budget classical line ¡n the U. S. comPdsory licensing form re- duplication, is expected hold track. In the eight, Lear Stereo A Good Yen of the new label, cording copyrighted works. Very in the ¡ . Ultimately` Looking back -0965 as al- wh¡chn and Ordronics, our 6446k4y, pomie will be tearur. catalog of Ne ùe Copyright (Office saps u most all good news for the ree German firm, will be catalog tetete 180 ttlesre(Our lead ou between preen would like nP,== vre ord industry and home enter Parent Heliodor. The sled list but ¡n new og, which t will be re. tai ment merchavd ¡se m R44a- price 0108,.` na thmlé w ¡II be $2A9 gòe new d 6roposed n the Me present climateopowerful "wan 'Th7 4404 ab ou Ja na 5th. 144411.1 revld will bra handied'm Ne U.S. .as. bills, H.R. oPmirion (pariic414)4 by 1404ma4, 4143 and S (00fi, which ú8r.67 400 titles.)wit dry all cad era who well no lente sent ufaaurel% r tits at MGM RecordsRerords will be cent cote, or 1 heve per Mmndary p a royally). sills and and phonogre9ps minute ò( play, whichever N n charge. the proposal have held up 40467tlivg juke boxes ae u n- er n The first series, scheduled for Our eight track ca log Is passage of the entire bill. Ñpv phonograpphs, i red d early February, will Include 15 the largest In the Industry, Pmt An unknown quantity for the n a h ana antl f othec relaxe, including Irmgard Bee - UM mR during witnesses who will have to argue war -tome excises, including how ne MN. Eventual. Houa"eoh ringa,pmade a fried singing Mom. Re- trong copyright problems before the aam¡ss¡ons, w e o killed be premed ly, we .11 be supplttog x against he proposed r to Copyrights Subcommittee n 4ulet .' Product will i the historic 22d Ne U. 5. GM's Blntn- thing In our line raise being too nigh in this is chairman McClellan (D., The in eightm as . threatening&twin shortageerg- pint N. °aMd West Cone "marginal787 nal 664¡0' industry 0 royo Ark.). In three flays of heating, was solved with he new well as the Pour track. even watt(spr.ent Jaye MGM had hoped to axed mm the end of p ible n . not c o y a g e hae the product on the market 24 royalties far Ìbs[ (rg), o trillr (riglm which will not disrupt any corn" by the first of January, record However, the showed that he will be but there We are grateful to the e h ¡gldy operated 54046trlen. The new have been mg., problems. Copyright Ofice ¡n its May sup- individual highly uap0d 460íe Ivey were quietly o Chrysler, es é quarters Experiments (444 bIO co pleme0tary report insists that and frankly opinionated chah- Putl ìn o c Iatron by Tre.ury Flat du oo 04 Great well as Mar, Roebuck St Com- ceiling puts an as his Subcommittee hears le fall. authors andapubl¡ahers at a dim- Britain. DGG is M un- pany, selecting ITCC's - the rove.nal isw. of the Fm 'he first time, the House car D lee s- E e advantagge I bargaining, while proposed new Jew. voted, with the Senmq to uP 'ridges to be packed put the same time as the flee 8. Tbe cord mpani. alwaysalwa have In contrast to the careful ¡m- federal funds to match Mate and ehe r ht m negotiate only time DGG product has pre- Lear unit that is sold. foil aloes- partiality, and studious expertie ;Deal silo fine programs. Under 'o sty ays0abu at auch . Muale au'hm been a end pub f Ne odgg8Me Sub he en e. iltt IVti perav¡aea in v pros ¡n Ne U. 5., :cord ¡n8 limber pa pointed out that committee under acting chair- National d Human00- We see a in bath e po k amen lromtheAneri- great future the Copyright 01177e man mRep. Robert Kaslmmeier bill, the arts looted included ev- toe and a° operation, is when Sam Mis industry. the wygwsters were OP4.6ed to IO.. WieJ, Senator McClellm ttyth ng from ramdìng end compulsory n Pores licensing ci- frmklY tossed off opinions. He bwadmn ¡v coo Ies, Goody DIM nplans to greatly itrcreee drama f the duct for le viai its d my he higher told ducetors spokesmen v ha[ antl scuipiúreo d¡eount chain. our decatalog. as well as our uld make Ne new law pakt- the Copyright Office 4night Bmaaastng not fare a able to ldo did production, to better serve, This will be a 04 k'llB ih t dä o il Ili go t tit ale' g, majoroba'tle 87 Senate heanivge. what we believe to nonprofit x on - "but but it Ies hit as ex- AA1l sed to he they'll have to bow me Also, highs radio gross was ex- Wro®amme., iocludiog most interesting and be, the - Nox take box Performancelaw, exam - he a'ered flatly [bat wngroritera meted to 'o die all -time ha na=il like ime t ¡me so- concept of Iw in the new law, but with the music business arc mntled" to win yalty fi of [$732million, when prof- s for more musical shows, e y safeguards since Me introduction of the from juke box mus¡c.e ' e we up nearly 30 per cent are watching this one closely. ñsl tw'cns8y licensing. The lortypiming a Senator McClellan says he from tie previous year. Radio P old rumors kept cropping '965 revwion tell' route drop? asks many questions and like n e warned not to put up, FCC he but chairman E. tit Traditional 909 r(ob- o 7do my thinking and explor- wthypea diming ra'Ing surveys, liam Henry Flatly denied any mm exemption, but m All of us at HOC, our make false use of the survry pees for krgawala payoa ales of the House Copyrights Sub sekrcheal arenosepare Eata New radio program probe s ¡on. He men, rem M distributors. d the Register r very attorneys are N ¡ng sem¡m ill forms to b- said CC wo41 79 amine 746 declared in the FCC sen[ ben w e to- listen carefully when the Benetor made out on application or to- payola allegations. of Probstproviding for does h your year will be as bright ¡s awpecu It -even whoa newel of license, all for an tic- 'M1e juke t box industry,dns'ry, while g out'he ìnevita- counting if any major program as ours is going to be. giving songwriters a return .10111Bí fah b1e delays when other maters change s made from good o this ue of -as their music. claim Senator McClellan's time, music to rink, or all news. FCC WBO lake box people nave offeded as nappened dining end-of-sew says there ere owe DIVISIONS, w pay a Rood rea- kind of royally fee ¡n( Ron hearings last August. so for m.ng., but lieu of performance licensing EARNINGS by 'Colombia Club o be leeyyt ¡ntmmed on Ifi0: the UP ASCAP and HMI) of v Leaving .NV11 , the record change benefRa tbe common t $5 we on condition that it MILLION per tluslry wlil have o went wt [Ills Ds- the radio picture min $5 be direry tied to he the long overdue final decision the area. dNEW YORK - The record 4 played In the juke boxmrecords Rec- of the Federal Trade Commis- divia¡ovs of Werner ors comr%irs FCC el Oct. 15, 1965, deed- would not he ¡v- on on whether Columbia Res line for all jointly owned AM- Hros`m7 ¡7'7'77 showed ev 7- Ived un 'he bookkeeping. The ores Club has the right to make FM Ions crease of nearly $5 'lion for INTERNATIONAL TAPE n nn- of over juke box industry would set up exclusive mar cts with outside 100,000 population to have con- 'he year ended Aug. 31 over a a collection service CARTRIDGE CORPORATION fm the extra labelz without ere ring into P duplicate ogremming at lelm stmaar period the previous year. royalty, possibly m the Harry revenue fromdthe disk and sueswie0 of entra mono ly. Vtttor° d Cap So per cent of the time. lontly The Comarm. Fox offs- (BOOhroo Dec. ¡c publ¡Ww8 ivisì dote have bee4 following it wed AM-FM stations pet¡ - z an- noun, i B's annnuall report 1290 Avenue of the Americas ion). Donald R. Moores rO e- 'o al kholden, run 520, tin from Ne rule have un 1 New York, New Tort 10019 t A major battle will be fought won, favorable to Columbia, Jan. 3L 1966, to make the pro- 295,216. tt the .e ride demanded in October 1964. ram split, unless FCC finds The disk operation consists of 212: 265.4485 by educators an educational The Columbia Club tom- their request is justified. Warner Bros, Records and Ra broadcasters who are fighting plaint t final argument The FCC also put over until prise Records. e publishing the revision proposal to limit before the full Federal Trade 1966 .8 ¡s .07. ublhfivs Hmd- their exemption the touchy proposal bat P Complete lin stema laneh car. from perform Commission membership sin back network ownership of TV mg Corp The stockholders m ing rights fees. hinges at la law mom artter Ex ant programmm8 for roe dm not r:,; a s-7 earn - K 8598 and rnall uca' 1ùe Nan- recommended dismissal of 90` cent of prime ga or the disk and music Pub - P. eteseem the per. rime, and pion from royalty on Torn.. fm alleged monopoly deny networks any domestic l Nu. drvumvs. muvcal d literary M.... and deceptive pricing (HOt- ¡on synd ¡a' rights. Independent B UIN10111111111111e11111e11111111111RI11RI118111 .111 January 1, 1966, BILLBOARD tEl'A A BEGINNING FROM AN END & FOLK CITY #55849

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* REGIONAL BREAKOUTS FLY ME TO THE m (Mamma, vl 0.13,11) THIS HEART OF MINE zim OM. 1.1 ilalo rims. Oloh 7132 Oalynn , ami lbs Mad. YOUR PEOPLE I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU LOVE ME . 2 2 2 ENGLAND SWINNGSW0. 10 O u me MY GENERATION 1 I MAKE THE WORD WrAWAYi 12 mete em0 mmbin,N O TEARS (FOR SOUVENIRS) .. . THE PAIN GETS A LITTLE DEEPER 4 7 ONE HAS MY NAME., r w fl.ane., c,eear 3001 (O.wke a nta,ml, antll O O5 7 10 SPANISH EYESa 6 IMlamp won THIS CAN'T BE TRUE . (mw venwr snll.en, ONCE A DAY .. O3 6 8PUPPET ONa w 0.aINmG 8 em0 lrFlkhlPF e, rvmá,Nnl .ar am 7 913 LOVE BOO 6 O twrr m Merc Lines O 6 3 31 WILL Io IO 92 E FROM THE THE JAZZ BEAT SANDPIPER B ELIOT TEEGEL Up 17 Indie DAY YOU CAN Willis and the World Producers ®111315ON SEVER Continued from pore 4 10 12 14 19 ZEALOUS HEART 7 When Willis Conover bids his VOA's Russian and C echoslo- mink, Philips arisü, Ovid. Mer- 8 5 4 A TAITE OF 000SV radio audience vakioo services also II I7 Happy New broadcast 51,0inge, have Year;' his well wishes will prob- programs jaa undo- the cammentl at Koppel - I2 13 17 22 THUNDERBALL bly be heard by m people Conover spends two and a halt an -RUbw Associates. Dave than w01 hear other disk Y datadays m Washington each k APPeI w81 record Eddie and We 0 16 AO 29 CRYING TIME jockey's similar declaration. i the gee He is The renowned Voice r U:71 member, rather xrv- 'unIndependent t 17 30 SECOND HANDSe0.O5F 14 - 3 America bat by in his Mg VOA M a freelance contras- Mercury O unprecedented. 11th year with the broadcast arm to. The company has MO extensive 0 20 - - IT WAS A VERO 60OD YMm. 2 of the United Slates Information Dorm$ the 1965 Momry dealings nM1 produces named Agency, % rreported them Inca Pntiva, Coovr was on- hove and odmrs, including. Bob ®14 15 16 CRYSTAL CHANDELIER 6 10,00. '9 d van m IM Protlucliom, Milt sr apimsously round the fah- Crewe,Globa r world. Ironically, Conover's ex- grounds. Assisted by two VOA Okun and England's lohn Bur - 0 22 28 37 SPANISH HA cellent tau popular music n110,1 Conover covered the grass areavhasd yonknown programs f¢tivnl for rebroadcast m a fat¢ Steinberg emphasised m air 2 200.BA /1.41 2 IF __ TF W m he U. S., but to 01óM of date, tributors the importance of the short-wave listens around the company's global mettions hulking moo with epeerecln 9 11 11 NATURE, FATH- ER world, Conover's program, Mu- PhOips. roan% B rid IM1e profenianal amauacer's wiN To hava MOTHER sic U.S.A.," is Omit Idelme to seem m am polished ranee, Conovn finds It deep frin, Aaia Ewope r American ente mmem hard to over more than one las end South Amttica gives ue ® 18 19 33 HANG ONL`r 5 The pow¢ of M1e VOA'e festival a year. HO ached, capacitynmr broaden the scope of trap mit produce a keeps him tied to the Fut Coast. Bore ties, be sad. Wou 19 18 24 NIGHTS OF QUIET ra Me distributors will experience this Wü. Conover says CBnovtt dan vo[ run his pro- 0 STARS gets chills occasionally when Ice v the future in the orm of ex- as a Dl show. "It's +m m receives his mail because of the lines of product and intro- a roas a of music,' !ring ®29--TIIUANIiAwlem 2 myriad of postmarks. His Is 4 duct, of new produ¢ areas in Proa a l ,t,.",-, truly a world -wide listenenitip. theme hich 1966." 15 8 5 KISS AWAY 10 Gabor conclusion with nmry ® Tian guitarist Steinberg said Mercury will currently tug and e 0 28 MAN IN MY LITTLE GIRL'S pana siding w Los Angles, tad Cm- dIt Ìeyaboulrtthe in the areas of Broadway LÌF[ he IMrved Pr tion and ww bÌlst:y Bg b m Hula- Man 1688111,0110, Cmasv4 acquisition. He noted that 30 34 39 SWEET SEPT[MEF'R 4 ers' oar e aven liston the Best. ?E7, when 1.1- wM ommny tr a shade ahead o 0 clulNrheve been formed Hungary, Um Polish a play dravm up by a Chicago ®33 MY LOVE..., 2 86 countries. Twelve . -- put o concert npeeiallY ta Mtenen Uviveni1T prof¢eor 196J e...... r required m forma dub, and from them what Nry learced are und I9M.ywJl doble 21 25 32 THE ORINIEIGYMAAN:DT S C000v¢ ntime[a there ¢e 20, from ils program. its volumeorme 6o 196g. ® zeroth emeo . While the (hnt 45 minutes o Combinationlivii of upgraded 34 - MOMENT TOaMOM f Mµ 2 The 0Ìu6ou [gr l'ga_n a yea Conover's 90-mwute family living atmdarde and 0 Prawem eg and C000v¢ WC devoted to po sound, the see provides reed iocrnx ìn houuhdda iv 25 26 26 YOUNG AND FOOult 7 lConrìnucd m sax 39) ® son ova half specializing ' jaa ü the 510,000 - diCOd, come class, r 5 the most written about. As e ea 5! tira oteas d rope) 31 32 34 PARCHMENT iM aw of constant O unstinting loyalty BCC'[. Volley cent grow. 91 rée t°te06 nve 3240 CALL ME 3 aYatY m lao - a.n.a Continued from page 1 prod- 0 rr uct. ssmm.se duringiathe AS TEAMGOEYM 1 a rcamt fear ® - -- m froÖ o period IagBin6 rame IT p¢ cent W Sidney d. Wakefe d MRec ivaal. SI 36 36 LOOKING EACK Ronal 70, Stei b be. penahy to supply Mipx fl 035 lion by 1970, Steinberg fore - 038 --/0.11/17.70.1,12.1...... r0M 2. DarrnB recognMed the urgency cam of the matter, p sad tmpreM M¢cury announced that the SOME SUNDAY MORNINNGG 2 PRODUCT President f Board f Trade 0.39 - - *PRECISION Mod rive wal be handled by U1T and Cabinet 11 004. Merrec Cleveland, Dallas. 23 16 6 Wllrb a Seagram MY Burr *RAPID SERVICE leagues for ,ion he BCC 0 Los Angel¢ AOenta and Mi- S II that pirate radio *COMPETITIVE : Marne: ) Ch; 0h PRICES ...... mont, Bonin; Berta, Charlotte: 0 37 30 - YOU MANE ME LOVE YOOU 3 SPreme, Clacinna All-State. Correction Chicago; Davis Sel1 o, Denver: 040 -- THAT DARN GTw_ 2 NEW YORK -A photograph Mid -America, D. Moines; Mu- TRY US sad jon our caption in last week's Billboard ne Merchants, Detroit Globe 0 M 38 40 PONT CO TO SRANew EaES 4 Family of Satisfied Cher. correcvyeMeatified ABC- Para- One-Stop, East Hartford: Music lebel ay "Brag" City, Nashville; Apn-Marro, p - - MICHELLE P.O. Box 6037 instead o Iw BOam." The 2; Newark: All-South, New Or- - awr rwhruw 1, of leans; Universal, Philadelphia, Ph. (6021 252-3644 arose the identification Boomi nw gnenl manafeL Record Merchandimrs,sl. Louis: Phoenix, Arizona 85005 who hedejat resigned from Melody Sties, Sao Francisco, Bang. and Music Distributors, Seattle. 10 January 1, 1966, BILLBOARD TALENT

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bins 3 the NEW YORK -Ray Conniff, Music, Big firm, for -Bud Iv written children's book, "Albad the Oaf;' ceps has forced him to keep publication of a chorale book published byoAbel010 Ltd. . . The Sviogle So ow step ahead of himself. The which duplicates the sound he will be at the Village Gate NM lao. 1.. . The Highwaymen "Conniff Sound,' whim has sold j,w into his Columbia LP, "Love ill give . concert tan. I . Gmagia Southav College, Sentes 0 million LP's in the I years dodo i It's the first t he's . will Malian .since, M9va, hey been with Columbia Roc made his meets available Presort at Carnegie tan, l be Melaugh wager 0e orris anda won him Eve gold for publiutwn. Robb ins is pro- /010Hell le Raords star Brsltaa Iawk. became a father of a disk awards, o has been one of ' the Conniff folio by Dec. John Lew0 I director of the ModemMadam lean the most copied musical sounds A- ial brochures 1,.. i Quarta, elated Me bord of tru of the Manhattan of the past decade, and to avoid :Vol:bwls, mBegee and univer- School to Music.... The ertylp` Spoofed at the COO, o eing accused from w. s . lave ,lager VüM Cant has been Me of copying A sidebar o Conniff, mreer veal 2.... Liberty Rn art for two weeks at the Cave si Vancouver beginning Feb. 16. Nasally looking for a little dif- it an arranger-conductor is that ferent twist to the round when all stems from Billboard. It David signed music town for Artists, toc :Roscoe SheRre, Brown ana.. Bobbyhe died he starts prem.. a new album. was N BWboard i Phil Klug co . . In New York recently to dim- 1933, Conniff recalled, that he Phil Weldor Artists andWild Promotions. The Brandywine

tas Agency. . s.Rollins 1 n ma William Mortis a lack um his 1966 album program save an advertisement for a ove oie with... and repertoire pro- "Lila ing Arranger" (priced at has ken over mist,a W loan untels.. NAY t 9. duceroBWe AlteWler and N CONNIFF $ly. He sent away for ie, and his Soma, Epic anis, the Village stubClub w TV's until to put the haws. g touches on his m 'al career began. .'The Ramure Lewis are NBC -TV's "Hullabaloo" new album, due for release would like o make is to develop A virtually new facet of his Jan. 3.... goes to COÇ010 early January to within the next weeks, is a system that would make mu- career television. He had his record a Brook Benton album for RCA Victor.... The yd proud rather than disturbed that to read It's been a own Christmas special, "Here will had the bill at the Bitter Eva until Ian. ace Mood F. is ..nee has beent picked loag-timer ambition of his d We Crone A-Cooling;'. on Gerald has been -named manager the divis f up by ante music arrangers. alNough he feels he's still far KTIV, Los Angeles, last week, Gerold Purcell Associates.oa Ryder Me Detroit "It makes me flank that I've away Iran the easy music-re.. and dating his n New Wheel have ban see for a personal ae our by Aft L started something which has jog process, he's stag trying to York, Conniff wass working out Stroke of SCE Management. . . Gary Lewis

POP SPOTLIGHTS COUNTRY SPOTLIGHTS gpyN1iP,E ta Il reach the tap 20 of the Hat 188 Chart TOP 10 e DT WDH1Ry TOP20 g !I -WHIO.d 9INBLEg gb.rt

FRANKIE VALLI -You're Gonna) HURT YOUR- THE SUNRAY$ -ANDREA (Sea of Tunes, BM- JOHNNY PAYCHECK -HEARTBREAK .NNE& SELF ( Saturday & Seasons' Four, BRH) -Lola sing- A swinging room that moves from sun to finish! SEE (Jack, BM1) -1101 on the heels of his smash er of the 4 Seasons has a hot sales item with this Rocking heat and surfing sound is their most com- A -i L" Paycheck has an equally hot sales item N pulsatMg rocker from the pen of Bob Crewe and mercial entry to date. Flip: "You Don't Phase Me this well- wrinen country material. Flip: "Help Me Charlie COtIllo Has the same hit potential as the 4 (Sea of Tunes, EMI). Tower 191 Hank, Fins Fenn'" (Krandon- Bafmour, BM). Seasons group hits. Islip: "Night Hawk" (Saturday BllBtop 3009 & Seasons' Four, BM). Smash 2015

DON GIBSON -A BORN LOSER (Aeuf-Rose, EMI) HIS the top 60 of the HOT 100 eh.11 -With "Watch Where V.I. Curing" MU riding TOP60 spgSlgldr- predicted to the chart, this rhythm ballad with another winning SEARCHERS -TAKE ME FOR WHATJ'M WORTH BRUCE AND TERRY -COME LOVE (Show, Gibson performance can't help but catch the bit (Trans.., BMO-Folk rocker from the pen of ASCAP)- Dramatic production ballad is given an rapidly, Flip: "All the World Is Lovely Now" P. F. Sloan slated for fast chart action. Flip: 'Too iMresting and commercial reading featuring dual !Acuff-Rose, BM). RCA Victor 6132 Many Miles" (Toby, NMI). Kapp 729 racks on the duo and powerful production back - gfound. Flip: 'Thank Voµ Bab)" (Daywin, BMI). STRANGELOVES-MGHT TIME (Grand Goyon)- Columbia 43419 W ANDA JACKSON-THE BOX IT CAME IN (Am Harddriving dance beet backs the raucous, wailing Mho, MID-Intriguing and tragic country ballad vocal with the potential of N Want Candy Flip: n well deliveaed by Miss Jackson with the potential 534 ETHEL ENNIS -WE COULD LEARN TOGETHER "Rhythm of Love" (Grand Canyon). Bang of a big chan contend.. One of her finest efforts. (Eden, BBB) -The most commercial entry, for to- Flip: "Look Out Hart" (Blackjack, EMI). SOLOMON BURKE - BABY COME ON. HOME day's sales mmket, by the fine stylist. Emotional, romantic blues ballad with intriguing mangements Capitol 5559 (Rolloh, Camr & DM, BMO-Soulf01 blues with Butcher. at (Eden, a top Burke reading bea the earmarks of a smash by George Flip: "Look Me" EMI). RCA Victor 8733 hit Powerful choral and Production work, Flip: DALLAS FRAMER- ELVIRA (Mug Crut, WHO- Novi' (Cotillion- DePaith, "Can't Stop Lorin' IMO Infectious rhythm material by the composer-per- BMO. Man. 2314 BOB LINO-ELUSIVE BUTTERFLY 0Ml)- former has the. possibilities of becoming a smash in Off-beat gery folk -rock material well performed by the mummy field and moving oar to the pop DELLS-HEY SUGAR (Don't Get Seriooe) (T. M., the composer has chances of becoming a left field field as well Clever novelty number e and delivery. BRD)-Wailing blues rocker loaded with disco- smash! Beat is backed by lush strings. Flip: "Cheryl' theque appeal! Has hot potential for both pop and Flip: 'That Ain't No Stuff" (Blue Crest, EMI). Grin' Home" (Metric, BM). Mb fields. Flip: "Poor Little Boy" (Jalynne-Cus- Capitol 5560 World- Pacific 11808 tome, HMI), Yee Jay 112 em 'ROBERT GOULET.EVERLASEING (Rayran & BILLY FURY-IN THOUGHTS OF YOU (Melody CHART wigoúñR;diNÓ 511L NM & Rimy BM-Production ballad with heavy his Stama debut, the Tale, BMO- Marking United IMO metros-ma b 1a7 PA15 SUMO 744 back bat arrangement is well performed in the an British star comes up with rosy-8o rhythm ballad OS= DR0.16.7 11111 Dam ISura rho Mos. 11.1. DHCA rich Goulet style Simple melody bolds tluough- winner. Good material and performance. Flip: 1,01O-Gmlnie. Irmo 119109 MAII, OM VAN out to big climax. Flip: "Gary Heart of Mine" "Away From You" ( Balaton). United Artier M8 (Unity, BM. Gambia 43481 SoP DROSS-CM11 SAM OHMS 4115 ILLWI.II=1,0u; Veep Ion inn fin Mole Co., IMO, 1101.

THE BÉAS- DOCTOR GOLDFOOT AND THE JUST US -1 CANT GROW PEACHES ON. A BIKINI MACHINE (Dijon, EMO -Title m CHERRY TREE (Apra, ASCAP) -New group, a aesa aa mama-awe 9, span. SUMO 745 SITS WILLIAMS-1. 11.1. Mao 1900son, (MI5 XHAVISSA SYS the forthcoming funs is a hot dance beat n item, folk-oriented has an entry well worth watching. In- right up the teen market alley! Well produced by fectious material and smooth performance should Al Simmv, Flip: "Where Do I Go From You" prove a definite chart contender. Flip: "I Can Save RIO 1110S-7.7 Um Moo IAma City, 01A11 MAR 1.7 (Dijon, BMO. DeeCtrse 3010 You" (Blackwood, BMO. Minuteman 203

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MGM Records ls a division ofMeflo.Ga1E An exciting piano discovery... an impressive record debut! RONNIE DAVID "Love Theme From `Madame X" (Swedish Rhapsody),. "Fiddler On The Roof':- Billboard Fox Week Ending january 1. 1966

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W. 6.H. Erna L news reports E. Germany, in Lather Over Beat Band Craze, Lowering the Boom

By OMER ANDERSON Even the Ns Best harMets in response to the music or is it have at le. one .od, which a camouflaged demonstration BERLIN - Communist East has become a sort of civic status aimed at the government," Germany has just completed a sy=s1 in the land of Marx and aslc.,ed. the Communist Party °r- em. of beat bands, large end E small. But Germany's goverment, Re. Clamp Do. The results have staggered the however, merely quakes at -the Accordingly, the R. regime government. While very few pro- shakes young East Germans give has decreed that East German to the beat rhythm. Ne govern- beats must square up or pay ment Aars that the beat wave fines. Ei i , A,i e boot: 17an d .ronb 7111 e;' V may become camouflage Co, The government said beat mu- liferated like rabbits. The official anti sgovenorrent underground sicians can be fined from 10 count shows 4157 over the activity. marks to 500 marks if Ney w.r count. at large. "Is a heat music riot merely (Continued on Dade 37)

REO VICTOR .01505 P5,10 515000 .02BSOVsTflCtO.5.05.005ttOIy o!. New Twists Expected at San Remo Fest as Moment of Truth Nears Bregman Will Head By GARMAN RUSLTITO rialip....,t2:47.11-41rit.tmmut.Taurmr,T2zzu Rediffusion Division MILANO -.In spii, of the many censures, the San Remo LONDON-Beginning Ian. 1 "pop" segment of the entertain- Festival, set for Ian. 27 to 29, Buddy Bregman, 23-year-old ers ment iNustry to the detriment record man, wil1 head Rediffu- of other sections of light emer iLVict; sion, Light EntertaiumeM. Re- tainment "Pop seem to be the_ entim Ration phonosombie diffusion is Iondon's weekday losing some of its steam," Ben- commercial TV outlet. Bregman nett said. s="1 L'72. Time To Be CM made. music publishers and rcolreEctv",,70'''' g7LL'artioglo, gr'e"Theit w. the creator of "Ready', St'ad' songs and best songs for their Steady, Go," the teen-age pop Hitchingo, exemtive producer of singers. m.c show well known to "Go," told Billboa. that the There are two outstanding fea- visiting American recording an- time adjus.ent would mean tures at the fat Ibis year. Ott a v. exposure medium shorter sorts versions by artists official; the oNer an malysis on the program (which would based on how things are running. Breese:3n has been arsocia. still be live), and the style of Foreign singers will be invited as musical dirmtor with .199 ahmagati M again, but there will certainly be gold dis. in the U. S.. cover one artist on a particular more Italian than foreign stns.. Owing the last two editions, the zroT,it'17.,,2idnt.= an American artist (as yet number was balanced bocause unnamed) for the whole show each song was performed by an littY'rgCR2V.p"' is alr.dy scheduled for Febru- Italian and a foreign a.st. This since February 19., where he .17. RAI not be a standing Ne this produced numerous musical , Ben.. inNarstia9 of doe year. The .cond innovation is shows, amo. them "Tribute to ...Amer mod retioura.g . that big publishers will probably Cole Porter" and 'World of Pooduarsk seema . Mat not have their singers of their I:Richard R.gers." Cyril Bennett :yam to cater affiliated record companies Redif.siords program u a whole, of interest to the fort.. only Neir tunes, but tor, Cyril Bennett said that there will be a great exchange whole family rather than to Ne of material and mixture of in- !!`%1=I.:*'=V:ft =r-crtInre,';°L.Vror,i teruts Also, songs may . per- because it had previously put by two singers from two form. too emphuis on the different companies. In dre p. 1,7.17v tool company tried to muple their artist with a foreign u. whose records they were ti,'

There is also a group of sing- Properly Geared SS ers who .1 have to mot, Meir acceptance to perform on 7wWtx the stage, or who are INking to Could Bail Out BBC find a song suiMble to them. nah from Ainondon Produc- rose: COD: Gino Paoli, Betty Here is a also the indicating tions; the Renegades moNer Curtis. lohnny Dore. Nina Sr By ANDRE DE VEREV va1,dginntt zgl;,,toito, gas ,,,agta/ Italiaomeampanies who support BinDido group; EMI: P. 1. Proby Frederich fn. Metronome, th d, m the ca. of foreign and Vicky Carr from Liberty; Sweden; Mi. Lo,, Nana LONDON - Frank °Marti the BBC wasgprovng per day, artists, also the original com- CundUerosello: Rena. Rascel, Sinatra, Dino, Des: & Billy from oh urs ra hours TV panies. Arliston: David and loh- Robert.o, Tony Dallua, Maria- Reprise; ...me Faithful! from 'tiraid'artietri".pu - and 92 hours foreign language fishers' Chris.,, lunch be:?, w ier: FT.""-.Z.rr:'- 0,1 that the BBC was "CO,, gram'''s7katt re001101iVoa..71, era; Bru. Scott from MGM; = tilt Ve 131t ten tot" the BBC's Lis. Music A Jolly 1966 Seen for U. K. Gro'rsitvGatrrTion% ir?ttniii by the U. K. Postmaster Gm- Propm. Total rasho broad- Universal: Tony Astarita; Me- ral were geared to the cost-of- eastrng has gone up by 100 ths past have been twofold: a.m. Fro* Fernandel, Les living index, things might be hours a week in the past thr. getting exposure for the product Cornpagnosde La Chanson, Pat- different As things are, the years. i:,esgLis a monsm," he com- axed distribution. Now pirate rick Somoon, ail from Philips and radio has provided these pro- Polydor associates; Foolt-Ce.: :rt;rt TooVLi: :91V) 11th.,, 0000o r=Z4' Ilgt:ersr, vczgiobbunlIgt; L.:Tag:re Milva, Fred Bongusto and Fran- licence money. U. K. composers are ask.g for Bridge p ointed that in . .° co To.; Sean Remo Germani, Gillard told mule publishers bigterl.royalties born Me BBC 1965 M e produc t of the Y . to get distribution and 1 don't Robena Mazzoni, Peppin° Gag- that die BBC cannot do what in of this increased radio dependent producer had become think the rnajor factors will he liardi, Mr. Foci, Lyupka (from itS 01rat9 aadio 0000BOtit005 00 output. The Pt00010itg Right irrmirsiblf in er=ing Nig." Bulgari. Francois Hardy (from ZZdUert?ggerof I'va% trMalaTles Vogue Frame); M R Paola TecParePln'restrcrted 6 . 1h IC V..,. '1=9! talltdcZal, ti the s uld et e fieVu o u `=k, Benone. by t, for cheap LP's had not Nm- !gceZn't which ""'it is hoped will provide Mel Talmy's Nmet-both dis- No news wao given about V "" "` aged the normal higher-priced Union. In Me case of the Light higher fees for all copyright tributed by Philips) he did rut American CBS artisrt. product: ...deed, the Mflux of holders. Payment to the FRS by 9r,ttg i.isate a rash of these In Durium Records, through their Music Program this was OD =.1%":: .:d=r 01,000 Pa hours per day. Gillerd said h the BBC is a figure based on "The difficulties which ,- mal product; our LP's are .11- said they md their artists again was uniust for the pub. to ber of d' N I' vented these labels to arise in ing .tter Nan ever." will not par.ipate in Ne test. rebuke the BBC for not pro- The contract terminates in July. 20 January 1, 19156, BILLBOARD INTERNATIONAL NEWS REPORTS

Storm Clouds Brighten Between MUSIC CAPITALS San Remo, Cantagiro Organizers OF THE WORLD

By 5AM'L STEINMAN ATA president. ATA runs the likely that a goad many of the HAMBURG Sullivan *h wherehere the festival is held. clouds "ver the festival he meml5k R)fa dP mmd 55559 SAN REMO -The dove of Since each event is different in dis p o er once, includingoposedvg the Philips as just released Nana BYa(Feb61.KeBIOeMmedre, pce is marina over the forth- method of organization no fea- proposed home 361....'s new single "Johnny tng Padval of Imlio Sag able means of ca- operation was for retired singers.the "r;27%;: IdnrywbvarmrAm Ian. 27 -29 for the first time in workva out However, Radaelli ìs being raised from an composers hits), due itt New York Ms years as the result of a meeting indicabd progress had been sutmio,rely mrfaat quama. cam- calls to wairxk fó,r M Y 5e betty Gleans¡ Rnvera,dorgav made: oWe willrcontinue on the ppawue an I`ricisrs M1eve ketl bet&meone. Nana Imve been turned dawn by the 5, w reciprocal admiration Entertsain Minister Achill, Fula mtwy, aLe Swiss p Radaelli, organ.ertof the sing- which has animated is from the Corona to consider the enact.e famed for his music, has composed inn tour known as the Cane- start and I hope to be able to rag wi^w warn cm' r'rhñáa- NEW ADDRESS giro and former San Remo cot c so as possible, ontrd all g festivals. e` ú t"LI chieftain. n agreement so That the long - mas With Flury" The While nothing deer awaited eau -fire ewe c American emcee Mike Bon- priest I become, major es ab.hed, he meeting took 'Canegirn and 'San Re can giorno will be i charge of place at Radaellïs request in become realitysi the stage far the ° °pn LF in two a "memeh he presence of Luigi Pert.. With these first steps it N fourthe.. consecutiven year. B'"ihn7' art thumay. copies pressing, a of tale prestige by to immigration "music philosopher" eóvyryeaút yew lody Y ad, to French singer fwhoprose starting ve. British Japanese Diskeries Rack Up from orphaage to_ musical fame, 8 Théy ae ;7,121.7 byrÑ ïvï. °cad78.,,T72 is m ` a S35.3 Million From April -Sept. ra.14", %11.7r- Heartaches..nnuhes.afteroá ofthM1ebig` campaigns By I. PUKUNISHI reduced its dividend from 12 electric guitar fad in /apes, u ry hMOuanion. A55M. n 10 pere cent; To- pays a dividend of 10 per cent F hPopT-ah a manager has he TOKYO eight members MibaLethanks to the and Grammophon pays 10 per cent; heÌoT m ( -The Frena singers of the Japan Phonograph d the Ventures riding Inc current eichiku per centcludmg 'p from FFrenh - arty that vare nrewNed Úy th an frcmusia Record A,300,0 o racked up extra per ant a - m generally is 50.52 sOOO in photo- P peremmhby T.7-1-7E record all'19'15g the fkm Qllieo.,and Crown o15aper e single GOnnon half f a 2 America. The Apkl " ma by tine MIltiore composition "Misa dowugh September. The break- GLANCY (MAKES King does not disclose me rate C.." by comprmer Adel gand- group MTO have down Ñ eloang large Yule sales fPmeMUam Victor (RCA), $7,160,000; PLANS FOR U.K. ofd vide. aadêc...amma- rner RadcPlm. Columbia (CBS), S7,220,80. Fat/ gtegei Mmv1ei. Britain's second pop INDIE PRODUCT c'^' ha m p TR 95,550,000; nseveo-ñ ynrGOR h- bren re King (London), 95,550,000; e iiy äax had long been exempta to cootinues Rita(ndtt), LONDON-3 marl Eornoemi all.%4V ,".2, Vgua $2. short CBS has carved it- held papukArizethemusic among coed Durium in alti. rc ch w- 770,000; Teichikt (Deena), S2- self a fair dice of the British -.Fera cooxquace ,..i32.`2, dearoeelymtoPVaRhePameM 360,000, and Crown (Imam:M. market stn v t up opera, o m Yomnti mas n U o $1,850,000. hare. But ull i gly d'vated ggr r. 1á41 This indicates dip of m far have been vt. its Amer- owao regular LP's end little less man $340,000 Wttcorn r of the inter- ma ican pram and the British coma.... national is rival par. with then six l heesameat inn lt Prex.ká offshoot has tribut. little te t" ie beei,t*e a PNlevaia 555e mv k months, but crew of pf low-deiced a taco portable 'm n for me Americo sMw ohe GaH cHuaM Á. W 6e $6,0190,000 over the same erns market- mit Horst. t Tne CemeaPehel ahl-at kan in 1964. The sales result may (ganging dvator Ken range of teemage clentsdwho u be regaled n piahia by bad, Glancy plans to change all that. love Popular nngexx duad oñr Gaman TV. . . PoÌy- Bae in"1-2-3^ foBOw-up out .r'ke a vlry" Bmwick. ... t but deniable tat the yn addition e expanding his Tas dR.iomTOkyo),e an in- Ra Blaek'e "W o e pwrevailiOs business reunion Bue "tial radio and television nicM1atht JÌee" h55 mM 350.OW er a oyd `Han{ wn aAr depa!ment this month Kemrgaes'R SYwpy'h55 passed a55 hìch begun [ta 19rz he is negotiating several dale hov parches. 5,000,000 o Ramey is slowly istry, the with independent producers. shares of Nippon Columbia from topof Bfrtie srheedia nt wméert version tfily.... arrangement aiding industry, The muet impor.oµof rhex uri wiB Blt Arvel6orv Láde Mudc roef La 1evy. amp the power rwhi dal 'v Sac to tñp"n2 démh awe. customers. att. by which CBS will ac- meat" g financial s tiido. LONDON Peo Is are coed bout quire maw that TBS of me -natege uu metxw tr concert 1- the next sit months, Plane[ rebel .ana in Brit- theMcraol*m of Columbia, A oe a New sales.iew of mounting expenses f ain by Philips which, until this that York's Madison ooemvI(Ìqs e nwrbe March. ÑIORCÑIÑ6 advertising dad publicity result- dimribued CBS here. station all plauunchd ® e Y edntlonrrrof tM1e Ed on page 22) ing from acute competition and Y GÌano rid BBlboad, "We joint vos re with Columbia in rising employes salaries. r" d about he drop Me m c field he near It is predicted that the rate nr British i eles a. e tmprodv.a of profit will fail even if sal. ravi a take view that pirate B-Ndowv e achieved. Is this been Of the total product seine, Wes decease of goat Nobody had bothered b Victor accounts for 343 per ELIGIBILITY TO ASCAP MEMBERSHIP 9340,000 will be a serious prob ceeat rat ybe me cis cent Columbia 24.3 per cent, lam. haven't been good etoah. ove Toshiba 16.7 per cent, Kìag 14.4 Divide* our part tvtmd ta improve Per cent Grammophon 8.3 per Applicants for membership in the American Society of Victor pays a dividend of 20 Teichiku 6.9 per cent and Crown 4.7 per cent. Composers, Authors 8 Publishers who meet the follow. Per cent per annum; Columbia IRV Thus the combined ratio Wis ing requirements will be accepted as members: Valor d Cd orb' old i" red oral Production e 49 Pa cent Stone -Gillespie Deal WRITERS: Any composer or author ut a mpyriehted musical composition oho shall have had at least die TORONTO -Robert I. Stone . sache ne of Oshawa work of his composition or atrmng re1*rry Published. clod. vegotìatiom with 1. Gillespie, managkg direct* of W & G Raoos in Austalìa o" Uact (or Aueealian repro PUBLISHERS: Any person, firm, corporation or partnership 0 of the Canadian cav- engaged in the music publishing business chase musial The c et 5 actively relam 'enwoú áe: of . publications have been used or distributed on a commercial umber of 1'005 bin" sale for at last one year, and who assumes the financial risk RIS and a guaranteed=It numbs of Mesa per year of product involved in the normal pobliafion el maim/ work. from U. S labels epree"t. in Canada and world mmkets by STANLEY ADAMS, the Store igantzation. Presiden RIS t Bob Stol is negotiating AIERWI SOREST OF COMPOSERS, sows L PUBLISHERS ca with leading My COLUMBUS, lade, Wf the Invaders. acce ia Na Zealand's "'65 rani Nib. byre *w at twos La tan sk pwao" in e niton f,, 55,1, tac reeasa, "Till W5 companies in many inset oruv Rasa 21 INTERNATIONAL NEWS REPORTS

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OF THE WORLD cm MR n `Franca Cantors= from Page 11 e tiras w9k slier Cold TVmaM are °e Iversen Fro., His 5owdof on CBS aBrclemByvexo. e&r The company's Wet= crew Chriattnmes album, Merle lut;' wild an Olav su Me 8olqu an re diOIntIr ise, e pÌ W- plea, u.i!'; Laa dd á4oó .m bum for Philips, Claude Fn... rings a Fre adaMÚhofobY ú Chem osF Bug. of Tian thSe nd,la EavaodivaB re "4 ° Servo meed, sitter MeFor lnun-memo,om ngs mgcbimth e ,Da aY I success Ind igChvni Keslh oñ®uL fifilm d Yellowwa RO lel cd s n ® 1 Turns instrument at Ciry f "te Nosicie Rebellé' 9mm udes the CevrMlea Músi ) 0818, l8T ro right: Juaf Camlaa89y, p9lmoson EMIR EMBER 6 dre Sonx. Cheri ma.Saune F ate" a Isbndar umbvs, manageap q Yntor9rm, and Mexican film star PARIS 66" fig cadoas. = bas Me aaundtrack s=ham. 85 negotiating inale m mrdw- Moreau "Viva Maria," film is bewg by fm the thid time JO) a n.á Imóa`I:bhmeúeei °wesd wh0 99 butcMA Boys Side ston^ at the Tncññ:,:°Ibfwm°: mgOWerw hm 1nee Pave 'Assour tsve uP glBiIaahaoveraÌWy wiNhmafitta dap Me OIaYed ff< t s n L .ta. ÿe Ñl°a News-WOW" Media ;PShiwlu° d ' RAiae xaMdhMH MRE HENNFe9LY = ie Paria 9ncmL óm" Cnbm" inte rnationalé8ft iom9Nrecor ds 2 ZWim Tse Jwl a9l II recording RIO DE JANEIRO madOm olotl has urig is amen ag theiDx bvwl aforMeo nalw n m < ñs PI> s.ami°glrdx:aéüt beefm lrmednewap.pm o,cwm: FJu we°°ú,a go PeIf lbest female mnPrL waeaO aP bmkPlul 24 to Feb. 4. wnM °w HWy has na Jm Pemt'Ibamg Nam C mL Meró Odet, (new h P1ú Etil"en h E x Muaic' aaumáevers): Rnw Pvuaïae nbeooed ,rl, Clhv ov tM TY show "giú Ton''h. Making first visit to France pMe' mM1er war arountbor in 10 years. the New York Metro- Bmm eMe itaf Opera present the "Bar- á`n). B Powsl bY ó pia debut opposite ber "Marriage a% c w (x,t n CE""" as`p:et i"di e t of e.. 21th Theatre rl, P.tw °mit' Mis Ibtans0áa lihntra). CM' m ai omen's Hermns have dead aim Mrn Poet and dP,m gai ng. ec dmañHáreturned revs, of the n the [op of Me Billboard H mmic Dxanusimn Iabek his European ere Com 00 MG aa l chart with their (kaaes Desmy rcÌeuda`th known new Capitol de hoe album "The Nat AG°.er1valePasco has compoxa elease "A Must ha Avoid" (MGM King Cole The three-LP Ibqa'Bvk 3437), For bmM1 personal appear úe°tidóß 35Ocruung (about ten iby C the RtP.Bfwere ogePoLab issllsfor). . Rosa Maria nces and recording session%the i . >hzi`fflavored t aas at ScalaAmOw1p a96weh group uses m'iihn'Zir. w;m D: arbrew«m9 =Carl wri Ma Mna .na exoeh, w l am bwk-.. ammo Lek cec ana Kenn wdth Whom Bmo91 nfuéairlu Ú Y "'set in the w. "Bosse no tlaaaieke°a h Wa ÏiÌh COMMd Gibson Firebird swordsics by lag l Ìhanw%. mm POYLNO m, the Philipe á1a4 TLLAO CARDGSU m guitars hGlbsona amps. Hen an'sedumdaereaew,t also a Gibson Thunder Itahan. Among the singers on the ROME eoeaMa avg .sk Mae. wm Ibe M.fmwTooke aaa bid h Gibson-choice o eauluee muve% voice n "Las CCmww ' mWrL rofessional artists and achnowl maWUii. a

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Country Music Rings Cash Register( for Night Spots HOT COU3NTRYW SIWG]LËS LOS ANGELES -Radio sta- Starland Club, Bell Flower, aoót have. mo.opplym had music oath gogo girls, now ;wnnahingm a mmtry morie tor- Dhods fréy wwa .i.:"áaSae a.r W.a lt rM:a6rr6e r°allra. Wwr irys band crowd Six night clubs in Southern recently when they made th. 10 I6 M 19 using try wish David Houstm COd6RCO Caifonia gr ,1 ewaww, onlmt asn H udr, new. StStmt I *. We. music exclusively remntlY, survey by Steve Stebbins, of Saddle Club, Gardenia, had i BmOYUP > 13 29 MY I MEMAS Americana Corp, caw booking used various types of music be- aslp fore the change two weeks ago. Hale, S MAXS MIF NORED 00 AWAY D nifC The disclosed boot week. The Clud, San Fernando, had r ne, au v..tar aem (ewre. ED H eüX ME KM^ 9EDSF ám1{ Ix mn eva 3 The six e bad used an- various types o Ï In two PARADISE-MY music W e ad ory Nord.. n przz Bz OF X YOU MA'AM California clubs recently began I. I>.w nwa. change The clubs: tover. sing country m will . awe t1,4i1:. Aú8 Carbon Canyon Jun, Brea, book tocaw talent from time used pop 15 u, plush spot which had toSgtrc and us- 5 Y fLOMR3M THE WALL coWalnxs Iren nnie a,arnen, raumne xma (xu11r Intl, country musico exclusively,elusively, Red Plaine, Pomona, which tebbins said. 1 37 Ii YOU WANT AIOVF 6 6 WT WPRM.,IwMiMZaiMmexers, Ott, Owns, repeal 5517 Wed*, 111111 had used pop and trios One is the Roaring '20's at 30 IF MIS HOUSE TAU Golden West Inn, Garden San Francises. It opened with 0., tmo ú WY- Grove, supper club in a posh Jimmy Snyder and his band, had 3 5 ITS ANOTHER WOMB 16 motel near Disneyland, had used aY EM -type music pre- Q LIVIWeINl11 MU9F mLL M W'F li sly. " Innlire. eM11 Pop 9 The other is the Hacienda e 26 BOUND THE TEAR 21 Club, Santa Rosa, plush remod-

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public xrvice . Pillow and the and chipa a a. Th thew first show was tlat t P bawdlufNheppeñingi actual guest artists contribute ahed week. services. Bill Hudson M Assoc)- MM. Merle Kilgore public relations firm, are old moo production supervisors. actw' iZr m make The show feature top country a return appearance February. Kilgore also fa Baby l,0II " It JIMMY hlTgwound"ÖUR TOPICS: W. Giant Show lvdy Lyan is kept busyaon die ,t,: vet on= rodeo She booked for e San A gelo, Ten.. MareM gig' In Astrodome will lee a L'A tor 5 ddays min Germany Texas Style Cramer w Day their "Festival Music HOUSTON-Texas n ue show in Dallas and Houston in up to its for DRUM BEATER: leek Swnuon to live IaQUICK doing11111rything bigger with a nef." by RI.!. fdderltrtane QUOTE: Wesley Hax, ' country music show to be Batley S Dome raident of Acuff-Rose Publim- presented n the famed Astro- mailing shiru with a after alp to dome next week (S), which e of an elf printed on Usthee Nashville talent booking agent theme Moeller cans tone of the fe atmts" f an` fabulous productions 32) nnicy most e BdnughtSl. ¡Continued on pogo 32) RAY PILLOW the lakth of a KY SSom. biggest PerryComa' year. "Dream on Little D CHART Hmmy N IIH,idal Rot" made such good sassing Nat Darn rushetl him Nm sessions tar an "Artificial m n Another Great Record Thte Nuam m ,. PDar meH. Fighting ta tt"Vic am "Ire Clviatmm from Music City, U. S. A. Ott Devine To 'Opry' Full Time By ELTON WHISENHUNT' NASHVILLE -Ott Devine, onam 2)111111 far WSM and ager of line "Ora12 Ole pro will relinquish his dulies gram director devote tiro g manager of he "ODeryvigfh,, opeme5si, a dlllO role for some time. Dave Over- ton, staff announcer and assist- ent program dvector, bas been (COn2nued an page 32) Hickory Admits Goof; Asks DJ's Forgiveness NASHVILLE--Hickory Rec- George o.s in a letter to DI's admitted it bad "goofed" on the fast release of Roy Acuff Jr. by push- ing "Wabash Cannonball;' one of Roy Acuff Sr.'s greatest hits. Hamilton III The label's T D. Lucas said: "We know now that the side of Ghe record is 'Baby lust Said sings oodbyé and we readily admit we were wrong. We knew from Ne beginning this was a great side, but just made the wrong isioa "WRITE ME "We realise your air limited. few sp not 'rlavául'd tc ad Goa r as hate A PICTURE" see a hit record fall the way- side due to a goof an our pert." Published by: Teardrop Music Harbot Music (SESAE) NASHVILLE -Bonnie Hayes has formed a new mugie ub- 806 16Th Ave. So. '"int' company. Teardrop Mu- R.CAjTicrOR 25th11 Rond.Hesaid Tenn. wfll have "an p es Nashville, ofs for new writes with tapa o[ wngs ta submit. January 1, 1966, BILLBOARD GOSPEL MUSIC Cedarwood Forms Own Profile Gospel Record Label NEW HARVESTERS NASHVILLE -Billy Denny, president of C.arwo. Pub- Talented Musical lishing Co., announced lest week formation of Robe Records to record gogospel music exclusively'. Messengers of God of the nlabelnew of Crutchfield,ield, Cedarwo.'a professional manager. Robe's first album is by the Prophets and will be released this month. Crutchfield, who produced these m deseribm the sound ah "ddferof a pel music" because of the mod-motl- em errangpgts Tito Prophets will sell the album on the road and mpmail-order ythhye, Adinsn NEW GOSPEL LL, cadaro^m r trubwuiltil oben been tom rtd.a CmtchEield sid the libel will ales, release bttttt tydó Ib taktr e l,6 &rnnr, ira from this d there dreg in the future. Hy Bright Future sudother gospel groups will be get i gospel c signed. r' m.. Robe willnt the mainly a .untrYas ;ic Cedarwoodne s catalog in addition äwnTrdr aalá n,t,: Leos hamone. publisher, bas pop to new Dogs. Seen for kgái"e:;'Tbi,.iw; and gospel material a ifs cara- Eargier aerie rear, Cd 'You see, t started with around fora group to carry on woodwaotl began a concertedted drive Me Harvesters' name. The Jones to Cut Gospel Music of [the BIBlackwood famlily. Every- Blackwood Boys were fgreable one was a Christian but me. I and immediately se k. NEW YORK -W. F. (lien) gm into trouble all the time. Heffner serves as ...imager of GMA Meeting Gospel Album Myers, manager -of station tels- day I told God I th w Harvnten with... .e The new Harvesters, because for SESAC, Inc., the ggoo erg Set Next Week NASHVILLE-Country mu- 'on smBifigaroutynd leading licensing agency for ,mplerely. But =1'1.'114! sic star George Sono wrrerorn one said 1 couldn't sing and found opening a music, sees 1966 as the In Nashville album f gospel ge gospel lust quit That just made me try them. Thiry were srign. for top NasMille tex[ wcek, his tint for brightest in the history toPcon sand for ePPOrancn NASHVILLE -The Gospel year yes harder. So 'after two yeah ( royds. AM man wiB of gospel music. aw [ and working dey and °^ three major syndicated gospel Music Association will hold its b uP mor;,R i6ht I ow, along with mY TV shows' more than say other Ma officers and directors' meet- 'Tbe umbers o( I music hones recorded his first re- Amer- hrmM1er, li. W. Blackwood, have gospel group; Bin®v' Time m ing of the year next week (J) M1ave bec^ smoula rr,7,' Dixie Gospel Singing lubav' ligious albumin 956 for Mer - generations during ne of be r gusrtera in the at the Capitol Park Inn here. fm "Gospel Favorites." on that one was the past and nation. But red key to it all is The dinner sing will begin ynr The d'os hum - alsoero.cerDaily. he mid. God, faith and never giving uP' are at 6 p.m. a bright flae;' Me, talented The association has 20 direo Gospel albums sell well," "Gospel music has came into The young. men who Poured mass end ofdGod, "We forth words officers. The of- said Daily. "They're aaystandard its n. It hex. pawed from the those from his m what we sing." said Ron, M1in6 Tese Ibum - heart is Ron Blackwood, leader ficers: Tennessee Ernie Ford, fed a the r. It u big whonis 2s. 'Then is a strum rie 956 ie Home don't of the new'Harvesten ide. lames w d, still selling. league arse it fils a big aced Q... in the Harvesters." R. sin e, nn.forevm° Ron a handsome young man froirst ce- BUrias Le- wry mar n he hearts of its ever-growing apto, and emcee. president; his , 00., Fevre, second vice-president: audiences. vtyb.t dark good looks of members are Dean Brown, 18, late father, R. W. Don ueM, tr.sure, Marvin 'The proof of the is lckw,. nor: R. W. Blackwood, 2J, pudding eµlóu giny, ut.: Brock Speer, Gospel Centers in the singing, and one hm only Ìwd: Ike Hall, 8, bass, and chairman of the board. check the. number 'of m Blackwood Bm[by, Everett Rome, 21, pianist. chanNal licenses issued to rec- killed in a. private plane crash T would like to thank some Tennessee Ernie Fordd is un- NASHVILLE r - Aj hough 1954, ponies, the var number n people who helped us Me to attend. Spec , board there gospel activityy.n get of ,Napel m sic atbums being A few years ago Ron led his d:' said Ron. 'They are hamman, will preside. most is o (the U. S., with sold and consider the hundr.n n group, the Ron Blackwood the Happy Goodman Other quarterly meetings are groups living in fam, of thousands nf' persons who not. The group disbanded in ty, Sam, Howard, Verte' a ka et for April d a Aug. 15, diffeerent hes, there are foui make. up the of the mid -1965 an Ron and bis unto, my ama, aines Bac nth at Nashville, and Oct' 2 retire re gm. m audiences - number f gosrrpel brother, R. W., form. a n eue wood, who has been like a father t Memphis during he 9 centers: Dallas, Memphis, Nash- reasng to learn - group, the Blackwood Boys. National Quartet Convention. ville and Atlanta. sings year a. y. naja, Cecil Black - elusively-that gospel music is not Recently when Bill Heffner, wood, who her helped so much, only the googol tt'aln managerr f the Harvesters and and 1. D. Sumner of-the Stamps throughout lee wosltl but abo is 15 years, decided to Quart a spiritual and social way of life. give up the road and go iMo Good luck, Ron and the new "SFSAC, Inc., is proud of its gospel promotion. he looked Harvesters' long standing a 'th gospel music publishers every- where an respeto the rus[ and confidence Prophets to Heart Warming have in turn,, placed in its Myers is active in the Gospel Music Association and had one of the lead solo at it organization at the 1964 National Quar- tet Convention at Memphis. He e. en, th re r,tlept wry a ewet°196s boecm drMots at convention.

LATEST RCA The STATION NEEDS CAMDEN ALBUM! Statesmen GOSPEL MUSIC 1RES; -Blf _SAL irr Quartet SANTA ROSA, N. M. -Bill MA Nob Lim, Mann, DI and engineer at radio Station KSYX here, oaks record HoyleLister and gospel groups forualbums and singles. The sta- Atlanta,. Sa. tion basa gospel music show Worn 6 to 8 a.m, daily.

1966, BILLBOARD 30 J,nuory 1, GOSPEL MUSIC Promote First FAR EAST TOUR SHAPED NOTES Christian Troubadors Hit By ELTON NHEINT The Chuck Waigon Gang lwill be Gospel Single

Congratulations to Doy Ott bar- °yod Cs ÓeNtNen itone. We With U. S. Servicemen and my Ion- peorPouus Vane background for Chfrid Muy,Botf Chuapeaked W.V. Bishop w Ertone ied album to ttashvillc liar monta for Imvata r Yimpel8ineiee lub!

Caro, has a new gospel -Polk Rey Rm., Crusade Flora, busy. tnty single an their H '11 come out with nine ab gold air play in Miami, ram A the v,a Nam war a[ e IUrS%matho pRalaon bums dwng lanar .... Nerd, Memphis, St. Louis, BWon and Okinawa, areas. "Worn tith sOak Oiddge Boys and e- body r ee By me Bona.... 0, G. Whitfield is Wm." a'Hiae ELTON WHISENHUNT ceived very well by Children Go. Astray,. by the toad Marina, Duneen' Ad dng w At- NASHVILLE Ñew engtr Salem Trwelen. -The Christian Billboard. Pú Troubadors of Modesto, Calif., 'In Tokyo they a guess on e le f e Gulous Kaha btel," nt Daz nt the abWOUSBono of the" DomDun. aponeored tour entertaining S. said. the Armed mnimry bees th Ponca ProfasbpreProfessional the Pacific end Par Bart. ue Presented thabthem The foot e plaque for en outstanding job Wayne m ; Wallets, aosaed Bif entertaining troops te We Pe- Parler, Phil a Frank Command. They were eats Petty, have been ta bases in Japanese happy coats Okinawa Korn lape, Guam ftentedar... Ro töe.800d.iob. ,they true Mals Hwt sriA s[ : ' late October. cop YuÑ w irvay we s The tour s the fvurlh Due, anaá und, new. sppee can has ranged through the row the;rt.g*ITM1ey wereap Defense Department this year, e accompanied by Ken Duncan, for NASE ayce New, gospel promoter of Marion, ILL, No gospel group had enWtali of Mugie City Trio, and who err 6o Po ed ed the tom coi the 1965. herbermother, Alice lU New, Defense Department Duncan p ivin t DarsatDuncan took him three THE s 'd he wont with the group m LOVE OF GOO SING UNIS THE WED SO MANY REASONS Swlneart ppp years to get the Defense De. ehakwthepotours t0of Pa- IlLM BE Buono THE COURIERS WERMWARN9BGBIET first record, WARM "Don't lame the gospel of Nethe Pe- 00 sac at WithM" a "l'on e ,o h t perfocrmiog groupser G aulg MAMIE Gsegge G5.9610 GAM MKS 0105e. c With and Far East. ov0é ailitary bow. MY lord." They left Dec. The Troubadors, who perform 23 and will return tail. 00000 were 3. country-style gospel mulla with The song is on the Split Rec- the Gospel hoboes to Greea- gull banjo and basa MAI ac- ords label, owned by Mrs. New told, Newfoundland end Labra- companiment have been re and her husband, Robert H. dor; the Rangers and Wendy New. They also own Hard Time an and We a to Eu- Publishing Co. (BIND. New Sing Albums rope the Stamps Quartet to The News also announced thendDominican Republic. thry hod O- exarCCo, ATLANTA - Sing Reco ds v B a will release new albums in Im- Newbury, Ohio, uary by the LeFevrea Contribute te the s ss the Goss Order From manager for Split Records. Brotherd d the Blue Ridge NAT KING COLE Quartet On the Goss album, CANCER FOUNDATION WORD RECORD DISTRIBUTING he three brothers played back- WACO, TEXAS 76703 Orrell Gets groundwere essig, atom, stem. erdicerubb dprodu te., cat. etrage Large Crowds Meur',ce LeFevre. ALLEN PARK, Mich. - Mil nit _ Llayd Or ell end Son Enter- r- pr9set top gospel promoter THE WCOUNTS in Midwestern Staten, promotes i l his tugs in a way that assura large ? crowds. He uses radio and po fige co-operation from church THIS IS A 10 TON, 29- PASSENGER TAXI! groupa vaew°rkivg letion- ahipa on ticket sales with book taxis WO have ever church supply houreç s SOBp00like emost neaey music stores, sue.a abouts stores and indi- on TSe ViCOUNTS I. vdwepmerviduals. You.peMesingingae eun wn in nt W the He also ells savante ticked b eat enefit by mail. He mana out Maamive nydm ús i brochures ov white n- If that inth paper. 'te color printing rcecoul °i lathe ION Dig f youthen menin its l 0f whonot telling f the .vg, folded heir woM buta of =Vote Noroughry enable establishing: make fors pages. M re audience aímía [filing them an unprecetlemetl n ht afdlaensswholesame enmrtelnmen. The first e m basic do- n tar ana tilted times a InapOritle rare PinThe of Ihn Dee. atom pmftsOPaci 0 c oiovdb ,Td eeetos.eityazeñtere place whaen 106.0srinea be THE WORLD FAMOUS bought are listed on the back [o watch for n on the road, but make sure it unies the page. i atm a cou aining into ynarana farthest aeial with which tickets may be pan- Prr.m. beneSteb Brtwl dered by mill. Advance tickets BLACKWOOD BROTHERS onn Orr. concerts are $1.50 BOX OFFICE DYNAMITE! $z. THE VICOUNTS "We are working hard try For Concert Availabililiee; to mmom the best roe e Personal Management Da; Boa 2115, Hanisbu,g, Penna. 17105 saidd Oarg. have been JAMES BLACKW00D, 209 N. Lauderdale, Memphis, Tenn. Phone 717/766.0943 large crowds ana goon AC 901 683 -5711

January 1, 1966, BILLBOARD 91 GOSPEL MUSIC Custom Service The LeFevres Buy Blue Ridge Gospel Concert For Gospel Presented by Share of Programming, Inc. Warner Mack Groups NASHVILLE. --Country music lst Warner Mack BM.. a gospel music concert last week A Complete at the Grace Church of the Naz- hcev nd Album crte T eet basW obasow crowd. Service He uvg we of"He ownTuc. compositions, Tie Me,"Mc. "yy an inspiring personal tevnetg6i- PRESSING 0tooal song. MASTERING whéh Iht d 'h`r Ìer1Y lihM were "Witnout Him,Nwrit- JACKETS m by Myloa LeFevre, and -Time and Eternity," compared FINEST DUALITY by Jack Cadwell, Mobne, Ala., seclay. COMPETITIVE PRICES Mack, who had assistance from the church chose, organist and pianist, also presented lb Sound el Nashville wife Peggy and then three children, Melodic, 9; Sherrie 8, and Ott Devine 160 Second Ave. So. Marty. ]. aingin8 umW mugs. Mack rla lair he has Plans Nashville, PRODUCBR Jemnarablsa%b Tenn. eeRetlgmaremn ëRS record an dbmn f ßaspel On 'Opry' on Éeine Brst pr,aduoer ol gosal u t February with his ea, AC 615 244-1124 showein mlor.nme.Bhh ,.bnO, Der Mllimkal. Her kill, Rev. William Full Time kill, is n We rust ChurchCburcM1 The LeFevre Prophet with Hyat Warming Nazar Continued from page 19 ATLANTA - of the Nazarene at Elkhart, Ind. Records. Baterr,rises bought the 4 /1101 promoted to program &rector. o gd mm g, "Gospel Singing Caravan, the 'brin, Be TV vre , The Sure gM1e w Bn% hicM1 has been a successful 30 minutes. Lorene Rober E. Cooper,per, WSM via:- Yea, show i expected to replace the Ridge a Jerry Goff , show for more than three presidentaem non ¡general manager, to Hear be deleted during "Gospel hlsging Caravan" in TV will gradually ,vriw the m In., announced he week, o.. 1966," Goff said. 'bpry" brought about the aed Ise., now Gokas.grim new perwmel added The purchase makes the Le- Programming, Pro- ff a-dme directive. reauv. "WHERE rev. owners el sock in duces two TV show, lo colon et 1. office the tick, burro fm the éaProgramming.Smith, account t - Programming, la., Pfodaa of "Gospel with a son des be moved m Wagon nGang and the a Cecil simulons. gggioo- gas 1 P usirc cN ahowa. Chuck` The 09711m Rangers, 15 mi utes, and 'The marepresotalive for Northam The fsaowppNCc 0e a' Richard Rhode,, a graduate NO ONE with the Le- Lerevre Family." of David Lipscomb College, was atiavobythet eelne eo ed manager of the Grand STANDS her -longg rynaiceted gaped mu- Ole Opry House and will work t TV alsow which Ne Astrodome Show Texas Style under Devine. Ridge Quar- WS sh,t tet. bd John- nextw Continued from page 29 holders get free admission to the uO son .ters. have There ALONE" 1966 Houston National Boat A a" t.I of fob. are AB four groups had recorded music." ghoshows now on Friaagygend Sat. M1lstory of country Sport Show in ten' Sam Houston Wards and Music the loFevra' Sing Records has Moeller: Resident of Mt seer Coliseum Ian 46. y nights. The tine lsabel. Since the break-u, Me Talen, Inc., sad: 'The talent plans The ticket buyer also has a By Idosie Lister Blue Ridge Quarta hos signeded pncknge froapNahvalli is f aha,, VI hoesySaibday with Word Recorde, and Ne chance of winning one of even night instead of one. 9 away durian Currently Available only p from Texas beatexI be Binet Cooper bid WSM -TV A also bler co. 'ken went take it the ,..2 n. preparing to move its color bin on Recordings by: ale Nov. 29 ova Sbersker sein Polly Grimes The Package includes Roger eras Miller, Webb Pierce, Minnie the crowd for reef country ,000' tanddp17 Haupt to fi 000- t pleiria Don Gibson Pearl, Aaron Young, Kitty Well, forl'h s nd:red Grena Ok uptb Will Move sée nASUadonie, RCA Johnny Wright, Bill Phillips, show in color. The station also To Nashville Ruby Wright, Jimmy gem, Pa several abdicated country Red gouine, Justin Wilson and The Moeller Agency has music TV slows. Blackwood Blage Ruffin and His Texas worked with Astrodome officials Devine pined WSM in 1935 Cow for four months, coordinating ana osa names mogram aireaa Brothers Luca and producing the show, isa in 195). Overton joinW 1M1e ste- two g induce-`ceaw will arformfrom three separate m n n 1949 u a spa rt n Skylire ments with ticks sales. Ticket stages, with the Performed ro- raban acne ham raaà dnáiá snow,. Loreffa Lynn 8 Decca HITS OF THE Statesmen WORLD (Maffei Conr'nsed from vase 13 Skylire SOUTH AFRICA Jack Holcomb Word The Ranh zwrs

Jimmie Davis POLLY GRIMES Decca REDONDO BEACH, Calt. Rebels Quartet -Polly Grimes, head of Gos- pel Concert, Inc., Pione S..-w- SAS 1.1 co promoter on t. SO HUNGRY FoR West will move to Nash- Coast, ANG ÓN LOOPY-T. Chuck Wagon ville in lauuary to head Pete Emery Productions, a hooking Gang for lake He.. +evinatieva- agency,He, manager of lake Hess The Unique Sound In Gospel Music! Columbia and the Imperials, owns Pete Emery Productions, wbeh Pack- -And Others- ages gospel shows d does Published by: freed.ce booking other OS THE PROPHETS QUARTET Eel ®saps from rune Mm. Grime ill continue to FOR BOOKINGS CONTACT: MOSIE LISTER prromot her California c sot ich involves West Coast 10E MOSCOEO, II BOX 5055, KNOXVILLE, TENN. PUBLICATIONS takes leading quar- owandthe Wen Coati about AC 615 689.1577 twice a year. 32 January 1, 1966, BILLBOARD CLASSICAL MUSIC

Barrett Seeks 6 -Day JAPAN AWARD BEST SELLING CLASSICAL LP'S TO HOROWITZ Guarantee for Tours NEW YORK -Vladimir Hero- r has received the NEW YORK -Herbert Bar- field like Jambs Heifetz and ward in Japan for his CBS e of the speakers here in Frite Kreisler that wave had in Records International re the annual w of paox are the "An Historic Return- Hwdgz xO0.0wD2 [ I8. the International AsnavciatIion of bhaes is o uresicasls at Carnegie Hell." The recipient . um ,a 1- 2- 8 SI, M2L-328 IM . Concert Managers, said the -da- The threeday core 5100 of th112012"Taisho" award is selected mduelry nods a six-day 3 xymphonyl N oyal P 1&msu,al. onu t together more than 100 by leading music critics and to Prof - CaÏambi. MS 6169 951, ML 6169 IM1. guarantee in order exist commercial ana major university reviewers in Japan. i[ebly. "Wnat kith a New Yark rs, mremors ana 3.V`tolumbú"Ñ,5 OMh. ISmkaw- ' rte said. "is Having a smrÉ penoagL Fmncìs Robin- 311119111611111111111191111119111111111111111111911111901 6A Ai61e112 6Ì]5 p. the thed hf d that meager of the group. It's the sixth day that made them ont Opera Company, Indiana University, Blooming- 4 L-MessiaM1;SChwaakopf, Ho((man, Cedde, Hlnes, gives us our Alit' I[ concert ton, nd., and James S. lA-m G Uo. IKempererl: Agel S 36P ISI, could give guarev- o, use address, paying trigt bute to IACSP ar of the University of Min- 365t MI. f acertain number or p e President Harold W. Jordan of nesota. taolmn2ne. malngbuewuld 5. SCNOFNSdecssF"ldee Bo Be T Úa onbe y belikl: D.L.L. 12-1"I v138984/5 ISÌh18989/5 . gi ve em breaks on the IMI. roved on mBrage a d Everest Records Puts 6 Ftxhe.-oiesk.a; Throe p o regard- IBaFmI; 00.L. 12-12 I 13899Ì/2 Problem ing lo be e , 991/2cIOM . Period in Its Column But you just can'tcant skip all over 1 eoheme; FrenL Gedaa, Adani, SerenL Rome the country with a roue. He PUCC1NIa LOS ANGELES Period 350 additional masters for his Op. ISCF9pparsl: Aaeel. 12-12 1 S 3643 151, 3643 IMI. told the meeting These (ló) - burgeoning classical catalog. that groups should be put in Records of Boston is the latest their "We'd Everest acquisition, providing The company as sold by betterpo ourpbesiecove. President Bernie Solomon with Trans Disc Corporation's Sol a 9 ' 191 IComplerel: ge.IKLPh' same kind of persavali[iea f fie Weinstein for "low six -figure KaaiD4G.p1812"I SK-01/8 151, -I/9 otan.Mhe aon

addition of Period,) hewn Urinated selling 2 million 10. OFFFNBACH-T.le+ oi H "; YM1warskap5 Cedd+. classical albums in 1966. s, London. 9 rc,age:we, Pads Cans. Orrh.. In 1965 he reports 1,250,- CluNensl: 'Angel 93-12 1 5366 moving

3661msIM . 000 LP's off the Everest, Cow- [, Concer0Disc d Ba- ANO MUSIC OF ALKAN; Lewenth.l: RU V;mor ISC roerelq line s. In addition the Ever- ". 2815 ISI, LM 281 IMI. Menifupo includes Ili -Fi and ne f Folk Music. 13 IroVEIJ-Symphonlea 9 IWnpletel; C The new Purchrea gives Sol- rc , ze . ,c - , SC 65ÖVÌM .

13 NIFISFN-SmmpM1onvlN SHaIle00rch. IBarbIm181. list byre lanwre5larker, ¢David Oistrakh, Franz Richter, La Comedle Fraecaise, au pera r4. series (with Enrico Caruso) ana Inrm:nâlT:çowmfila MS a spotlighting Djangoerg" R IS. BMNMS--Qulnex In B Mlno+ for Clarintt v,d Sermgs; Solomon will develop box sels Er,aembla Membem; Mgel S 36280 I51, (which he s sell extremely 62BaÌjAleloa well and are y of by dealer) by idling similar 16 m, MxNeil, from all the massieal F13-re12"1LKfi168AISI,LMÌOpmÌCÌnaÌ: RCA Vlror =rial

1 . Among the proposed projects 1] APU0.CFLLAHTxOLOCY;e.thPoetivalO.cM1.IMenuhlnl: MEMBERS. of the 2 negers were boé sels [he a1stme ngel S 36210 I51, 36210 IMI. [ 'Party Rhosts. pbyathejI19' ms Agenry at the rule! during Choir, for ks tl Sergio Fren M1Ì heed lassies for children I8. I LIKE TCHAIKOVSKY: y ,ch G Kalmar, of 011 0111114',erect' rt andgs M1 find box sets easy sell."s ell." Orch. 1102'1:^°.7,17,C ISIP8611 erre ivision, Lois Hunt Herold J. 'because 951, P 861] sÌMÌmm records for RCA Victor, nMes and Solomon noted, they olumb,a. have theme. re pensive are . GIGO ARIAS AHD WFTS: Angel COOL 193 IM/. than four a box." expensive i RO KNF6-S5mp ho6NoM B Vienna Phil. ISchubcMl 'Young Lord' Bows With the addition of period, Society Dedication Solomon rems he now has the ROME First Performance - VIENNA -Top musical per- last catalog or any 120`02nd- outside of Germany of Hans sonalities have been pro- classical bon Werner Hanze's new grammed, for dedicatory 'Toe coThe 10 is now Ylaung Lord " was piler ems o then headqquarters n w rormto its new Wil- DGG Marks Sibelius' Birth Italian the Teatr0 f the Austrian Society shire office,offices The dell'OCPPma here under bee of sic heart of the city in Cation, wFom Star Music who the Hoertz, head Building. Har- which had housedb me Roman With Series of New Records presiden th Pant ald Goerq heed of the mgani- with uaV'meeopera[ in decade. announced n has ', com- Hollywood, Su levas. HAMBURG - Deutsche loneliness of Jarvenpass fr a Success of the German work Rolf burg head from 9220 Sunset Boulevard. G hon iscommemoratin g good part of his lifetime. in language augersers well Me Hamburg Opera, d 10005 birthday of lea 251 Gram n2RVe atm announces fora the forthcoming French composta pierre Boulez ne with li series of releases the pending releases, by of Me esta discuss the conflict between Mich. Band of Sibelius recordings. rm Archives abet, of Ne beef s2nted byglthe N e N21! local opera companies and tra y Violin Corti. ìn ¢line pe Boris o ehm lite s being Ged City ,Center Opera Company. Fedora will present program D) 11110 141411, Op. i90 Per- The Disk is being produced by Barbieri, Gianna Borelli elec- Wins Contest ms)as) and FiN Philp rm with the neK and Giuseppe Campom beaded tronic a There will also be SchbyspR HOLLYWOOD - the Berlin philharmonic di- the cast of the production here. with Hans Weser - The 110 Hambor8. duetted by Rudolf ember Durand (Michigan) Huber[ von'anTut; Sets tar the I yradundon Harm on the day of the final re, Steinbceck. School Band has m No. 4 o A o we re designed by Flippa Ram rehearsal for the Stalzburg pre- High .en Finally, Grammophon n Medged winner in Wall Disney, uK The Swan of l i ly dependently end , of his opera, "Die Bassa- up he "live off i los with maidNa Berm Philhar- Berlin an ary Pop Baud Contest. The repertory s. from o gMO- monic, Bedm and Her German grosup w trip to the Rase other sales Year's srthhai damions. NEW YORK -Bill Downs Op. 82, Tapiola, Op. 11121(Kanr the Paradeade und a reDard- nothing sells records has formed the Dosawm Man- jan and the Berlin Philhar- quite ing for the label. having is e Core. has signed monic). thearti ping their ogr ad High school bands from 26 warm. Opera in Berlin, has been ap- thne Spellbinder, the Ad Libs, the states entered the competition Evlyn Lear ohm been ap- n San Francisco d JeldyBeau involved Sìbelfm ta In which Performing Orrunrynon nearing in the role of Lulu in I.as Angeles Hammon, the Hey Ms- his music that Me great Finnish is IM Iola of Don "Mary p music Berce opera or the Giovanni ten and the Orchids. who died in 951, Alban are w (in an during 5211- 1im1dmatt to g[ormances set San hussy's Rich tas m Malisande"). The new management fi m that rame came early b Sibelius, ° football me with the perform- Fmncimo d Buene1 Aves. owes its artists h en - N early that he was almost for- Keck Richter's organ covcen ancece fil ed and recorde d. Amadaus Qua e w pe4aadnand g "nn n bic lifetime. Gmmmo- in In Center, York, The youngsters will be hon- cota U. S. tote ,irrom as highly The con- a ored Dec. 30 at Disneyland's pnonncalls its Sibelius recordings 25Ge an cert osary of direction and aging f bans day f etas. Their re- an effort N "rediscover" the I March. Thomas President sie Shaw h talent eo-orcna- cording will be cut at UCLA's composerer who withdrew to the Stewart, member of the Deutsche Kennedy'snassassination. tor. Royce Hail. January 1, 1966, BILLBOARD RADIO -TV PROGRAMMING Stereo Stations Send Out Signal for Stereo Singles By CLAUDE HALL lames K. Smith, general man- bum featuring the artist and in -. ager of KOSY-FM, Teo-Arno, eluding Ne hit" Some record NEW YORK - Stereo radio Tax. ringler said, had wlliug upon the OlM1ers hoveeaprassed a approached him with the idea xord,industry to supply stereo need for st singles of putting several hits by vat singles. The handicap of not be- are Paul Sprwgler, program di artists one LP. While he ing able to play a hit Easy of WDHA -FM, Dover, felt would alto be a solu- single record while it's N. l.; Robert O'Connor, ro- tion, tM stereo single would be Listening gram director of the more feasible, he said. PM stereo utlets to terepattnue ew INA; Thorn, general WDHA -FM airs 17. hours of and cry, o avager of KFNB -PM, Okla - stereo a day. Harvey Glascock, v ce-presi- homo City, and Bill !livens, who Gimcock tt WNEW- dent and general manager of hosts a five -hour -plus stereo M-FM said Nat eventually he WNEW -AM and the v show over WBT -FM, Charlotte, toped to bmdceat L nerco on WNEW -FM stereo operation,is, N. C. both brand not only strongly in favor of The tale of woe is aptly stated began bell. nereostereo N !'ill his even con- by Paul Springier of NOMA- samem The outlet uses its RECOqOS'JAÑDUFS BRELU dgMd, ccM1trts whM1 publisber Mort femd with Columbia Recoils FM: "With i ceased sales of AM or Bens: Icatrman x a chief Bill Gallagher on the situ- FM car radios, wive begun to nalit es on stereo fertú es reeeniáârLram ñato vn éoa°á brmëiàéál ation. Columbia a few weeks ago aim coward the drive-time m - the same Easy Listening format. mailed a questionnaire out kat in the morning and the "1 would guess that rd stereo outlets asking how the afternoon. To keep abreast of bare label could help. Among Nose that audience, we desperately luetvó tto 0 L0 the Country Hoedowning who pleaded for the stereo sin- need singles in stereo while the single," Glmcock said, gle as a programming vil 'r record a hit. At the ñraeht, dally IN for radio n an, sttìon manor re having tow the He felt that all music ofmWFM PM, Dallas, d record companies is sue ann al- rock 'n' roll and other Hot 1C0" On Canada TV Fare enmusic even.11lé t But By MT MORGAN which spans drama, comedy, nu11 to tentplte step. variety and musical shows, woo Heed would err more TORONTO -The latest nn. No. 7, with the much -praised Gong to produce stereo mouldsingles TV ratings L Canada in- Harry Belafonte special and the Disk Hops Criteria for ruin stations if they could ábetmate.that country m c rates federal deacon returns prat sell sumo singles to the general htt6 ewN. rical Nv e «eduing public.s "Maybe they should ten L me faNre 'Juliette" sYow, h single L selected markets. 0Oy offered on Canadian starring that veteran singe with For WSAI Airplay °1 wows like torte everyttiog TV, though i t also be gueó1tpa artists-Ne only other nradc. l weuM think led that. m program musical show in the rap 25 ov somewhat weighted to- c0C-TV No. By CLAUDE HALL WSAI won t vote of 58 the etB PM rte -was 17. wad there country idiom, garden- On the independent CTV net- per cell oflocal andin oval couldpd torfor .. Wahl In. on the CBC The work Ne Lira[ musical show CINCINNATI -Record hops rend t ray 've, couldbe ... WNEW- . C. Nietnev Co. rating o[ Cnn- rank is "Leda Sing Out" which e. the WSAI proving grounds eamps,crack jobbers, deilere AM could be changed N stereo was based on November features top Canadinn sod for new "Hot 100" records. The and distributors. This was only with little difficulty. All din ua viewing habits over a two-week American talent at Na. 9. again topped the 2 cent more votes that the stationsa need for the impute - folk per Country Music made the scene markewhicht in influencing sales of stn managed by Charlie L" he said. "If man - ap'The Don. Messner Show," 12th wih "Hot 100" singles, takes any- Murdock, received in Billboard's tt tyt c t LP's Country country music with a downcast s é hosted by Cafl where from 10 to 12 new singles RadioResponse Rating survey in Mu'n stars Don Mesmer d Smith with a blend of domestic to record hop. These include bell 964. a Ins n deft might result Yin better smate- his Islanders, -:co t disk and U. S. country cames. "Mu- -entirely new Ina that music err Ines, Rhtessaid,bycheck- rial" favorites, singera Marg Osborne sical Shoe d'vector Tom Kennington feels Ng local record sides, Billboard's aHne felt ereo would happen quia and Charlie Chamberlain and guest si from the night may have what it takes or it "Hot 100" chart, and a de.ejay wally, if for no ther rea- Arc Records artist Catherine circuit, umr may include a new relmse by pelsession.Generailre:smeth- mvn than that emote think of McKinnon. The show. placed 18, while A Go-Go '66" with who has just had his sounding record a broken Her. as a "big ticker item. Na. 5 on the CBGTV network top Canadian Hot 100 music frst big hit. into the n the morni nggg And as mare people become ac- (behind NHL hockey, "Beverly talent, rates as No. 21 on the S A program when housewives make up the customed e bet W I úlist Htlibillies," "Bonanza" and 'The CJV web. The CBC', pop music Dusty we majority of the audien the want their Rhodes mid "Then Nry'll Ed Sullivan Show"), with 'The shows. "Music Hap," orgmatmg kids that they're wilder records are broken on the er in tell the gong cualirycNet form.'Tt§amlmu Tommy Hh ter Show," coun from a different city each week. a Toter the day. of st'ma to be guinea Ng, What they r L music the el- in van -prime late afternoon .was second N ability v.umer, y like, we consider for airplay on WCPO The praoob;e m, Gla oscack bourne label's Rhythm Pals, and time, 74 (Toronto di- Each said, to influence sales of "Hot 100" WSAI." deejay, he thought, .hat the ajor guest tttiets, king ighth on and 77 l edition) singles. ISee RRR chart, page m) o-e averages about one recort hopo Continued on pape 36 CBC -TV. "Show of the Weck," on the CBGTV rating chart. week somas three. In. the m er, this c an The leading deeiays were: No. an 15 record hops a week A 1 -Dusty Rhodes; No. 2-Tan big hoplut summer m LoSourdt' Kennington, SAIi Na. t - - -Hot the R&B Trail e lake, 30 es from On- Mike Gavin,' WLTH on i, drew 2.ÁO0. Neighbor- a, Blades w voted most- hood thops may -drew as many co-operative ìn exposing new GARY, Ind The good music WSID, Baltimore (rab pro- in the Gary-Hammond metro- as 600.youngaters. Continued on page 36 to Hot 100 switch by WLTH ra Radio here is no great expect t t ffie coPolo, are.the r r format threat to Chicago's Hot 100 audience from the big Chicago witch, WLTH wasstaid gad VMSS WCFL, but it stations by offering a mm d t, neckavd- salreadyiarats begingiOning to bite big ingHott 100, with more cmusic c { Conrinued ton page 36) into heavily r. market here. more often. That .1 phrase, Hot 100 Stars 'We couldn't presume to play in fact, is one of - station's .Jack the Giant Killer," .con- slogans;" Vial id. The other fessed young Bruce .Vieil, natty slogan u "Go-Go WLTH's middle morning man cadioo with deejays Hoot Gfb- Mike Douglas. who doubla as music n; Ron Borden, Vials and Mac syndicated. 90minwe TV director.. "Let's faceo WlS known as the "A Go-Go guys" varietyfnatty show daily from Phirs. and WCFL are 50,000 wetter, This "screaming" Hot lip is delphla, h W re 500" based on a play of 65 tunes. Vial) is convinced,o though, 35 of which rah. The stn o-smash reconl artist himself. No that Wst fier he tion has also initiated its own Northwest IndianaJari an the "POpmeter," which newcomer to the singing field. iammonl chart, complex of Gary and Hammond runs heavily to&b. mike o- of age on art programming .hat e. d Go children's how íßn Chicago. He WCPL cannot provide. The deejays carry their go-go once worked a Great Lakes Vial- pointed ou that the cbara0enzat s freglrmt cru. ship as a singing emcee. haVe't populated hops t alto-Newest Iodions high he was at wad Negroes. e echels soil univers17. Recevl Oklahoma CitsllgsrTVy the, atiavier in rah." of Purdue four rap dmjeys c Údvaupeamncesty and Gary tRaaeevelt show. launchednchd about three Years the High School. Talent e[ SIN at d' is now a Negro, nFared Mac. on bau MIKE DOUGLAS Additionaldto 1 r&b ion the high school hop were Otü seen .. In moll. Nevelaan - 5 markets. MC RECORDS came the e cotyle Clayavd thoe FNdwddes. onager with TH, n Oar, IM0 of 30o Cnen ribuad is backedlead b wHn a afar, rag 7;11 that d o clam g err Óeor e Cor whose a p t Pa as previous employment was with excellent advertising campaign nneisity.lirig 34 January J. 1966, BILLBOARD RADIO-TV PROGRAMMING 111111111011111111itegititemittott act Bluetones Top KXOA NEEDS KBTR Festival VOX JOX ARTIST BIOGS DENVER - The Bluetoces 64747,67446. Bab Tarring has lun /cena expmd service in Vietnam to August 1965. Other changes at Attention all record distill.. r."L°61:661..fn't WWRI., New York; he was the troops. the station have resulted in tors, manufacturers, publishing music and dance festival here formerly voidi WDRC, Hartford, Ken Dowe has joined DUBE. Glenn Hamrick being named Nov. 19-21. Station manager

Conn. . . Dick Laerature, air Cinciceati; he was with REIF, production manager; Jim Beatty, 171(1811"10064,6 4466spl'pee'rctil C. Edward Little sad he was Dallas. He will be program di- music director. teenagers needs photos, Nog- delighted with the rceponse rector and music director at RIM Hanna, station manager raphies, and stories pertaining the event. Approximately 50 gri7;nrwl to record Rceords to produce and acer DUDE. . MIII Wgils, pro- artists and promises band, entered the contest records. First single for t. label gram dircetor at ICXYT, Hous- 'fote'. ngivpoiinfltgagrei=gattn- Twenty-fours hours of muce features Lee Thad Mth "Don't ton, has been upped to man, Hayden 'I MOM Records break UA were presented in three days. You Know, ago of operations. The new "Lightni. Strikes" by Lou distributes 10,000-17,01)0 news- The ban. came from as far each weelciatrressm0a- The Ruth Lyons .C1ristinm Oafcele. The station obviously away as Sidcey NM. did 7 good job on the record; poapers Among the judges were Ron H68 3004,h866641,016, :.641o'1df66lte'h]6g6'6igrazated Dave Reinhart is Me new dee- Hayden should be pleaced. 11411f. Sceshino Associated Booing, jay with MEAL Cincinnati.... WOVR - FM, Philadelphia, Chicago, and George Meace 1.3.11111113.1.31.1.113.11313.111.3111111111103113 Jim Martinson bm been uppW claims to be the No. 1 FM Philips Reco.s, Los A64e674. 61l.= to general manager of WWOK, station in the bawd Club" in Cincinnati. Columbus, Mon, on Lit. said, 'The breaks that Dayton and Indianapolis. Show Charlotte, N. C.; he was pro- ce Americen Research Bureau so I'll just say now that I hope some of Mao bands received as gram director and air personality. survey of 15 markets 7646 nt a of origin. in Thruionati. ,,,to,zrwibehrasaspleasa reult ther partcipaion there since the outlet switched Last week 1166566 to wish a makes the months of planning Lee SM.. has been named to country music format in everybody a Merry Chrimaa, 4660 686. CLAUDE HALL and effort worthwhile to us." director of the WWVA live country mus i c stageshow- Wheelag, W. Va. He has been hosting a nighttime show on the STATIONS BY FORMAT chg7,1, MAIM, AM RADIO FREQUENCIES 24 hours of Christmas RESPONSE CKCL, Truro, Nova Scotia, 3 3 needs H. 100, Easy Listening and country music records desz PRATING FM RADIO FREQUENCIES Perately. Graham WyMe at Me outlet saYs, "We will accept and pay ceatoms duty on all . records-both singles md al- CINCINNATI, OHIO 3rd Cycle WM bums-that. arc sent to us from DRE ARY 1. Mg American record. companies, music publishing firms. distributors, and arats." The stMon is TOP STATIONS TOP DISK JOCKEYS locceed at 7 Pleasant M. wce KMOX, M. Louis, celebrated know mo gm- its 40th mniversary Dec. 24. Natured, the first program- * POP Slnylas * POP Singles ming 41164 68 the station in 1925 was Christmas music.... 1 Et It: Mew Alden, a Ilot 100 deejay t setir :ftWtrjOinVIVW.114 LP'S Az:* mon TV station in Wasning- ton. . WHO, Des Wines, low, has been named to re- ,a37 ceive the Sixth Annual Broad- cast Pioneers "Mae" Award at a special dinner Feb. 7 a New York's Pierre Hotel. Dr. DaDd * Ralf -,7!twiNg2 D. Palmer, presidan of WHO .c. Broadcasting, will accept the * JAZZ award. WCNalat ERP MOOD taw Air personality Dave Roblo * MUSIC DIR., PROGRAM DIR., soil of ionc, OR LIBRARIAN aame. Same arts art mama Mo., said he felt like it was woy, union Once" a couple of weeks * COUNTRY ViCP0a 1.00 warty Samara. ago when the Woody Herman "= aw al a art 2.1 kn. ce. oce. Bond playe.d in town. Woody cosicecesa tom,. Roo instrumanal in Robinson (47t: moving from Baltimore to Kan- brn=a tanlattarrla .E= sas City. Robinson emceed three aka Ewa. won z sets for the band. ,* TOP TV BANDSTAND SNOW Lazy Piing is now a Sunday man at KGIL, San Fernando, tr:Ell.:7;i7;^- COMEDY Calif. He formerly did stints on * rtionhAVILM- 11.32 KOR and KBCA.... WNEW, tTar,zitioSit"z714 Ned York, tossed a patty re- art. rtartla Ed...a day. Speal tam Ortaa artaa daa cently for its 30-yea man (lap, arta he's been with the station longer ri:rig75:171: MITTnrtrarer376;rtanINV than WThani B. Williams-mail =13173 clerk Elmore Mace). . WABC, * FOLK 7.w York, dcejay Lewls 3 lit WCPOrtrta ERP 16.000 alb. Wart flew to KEY, Pittsburgh, to sit in for a week for vacationing detjay Chuck BMWs.. percenality Sig MRadio-TVu is planning to take a CLASSICAL package of record talent to * * PROGRAM DIR., MUSIC DIR. Vietnam this spring. . . . The OR LIBRARIAN United Service Organization (You know it probably as OSO) E,47.0 says Mat Bab Dope has as- signed .1 raydties from his al XrUTS,. nomad M.1.4" 9, director or USOY pub. relation, is ask- ins the help of all deejays to Ltel:Trt%.,,Nt; plod the LP md play it "You. and ycer colleagues know better than anyone. else v.. plugs and playing the Bob Hope al- * COUNTRY bum can ce to generate de- ., col ow, Rartwaa' =13 mand and salce," he said. USO na Earta awa cy.. Malta. Sea 3 ea. at rta will use all of the royalties ta anAM". Ven'tictsee' rapepagen6 January I, 1966, BIllgOARD as RADIO -TV PROGRAMMING

WPM -Pg1 "I worn., toucha mono rec- Pe ord. ° purotin gé f WPtM-FM, Od4s, feels ' nylon' b createTh., valse mye, Stations Send Out Ingle would be 'Ire- then hurting it with a mono reo- mevdouy ^'The bad Ning is we fed." The oaiy time the Bali. re gütrogtentahirs actually uringirya during Signal for Stereo Singles them. There are a few wit v recrnd sucham we'd really like to play, one by Billy Holliday in can we "We know we're Pro- Continued from page 34 puler. What do] We Thorne. off.- don't floe neree hit recently bow - M1eve lie because stores to wait until i! comes .t lacs' will IN one of our sala comfy" he m[ron patently .alts i us to esk 4 V market for s in Iss lin with on en album stereo. Boma- cab wire Pym% said Columbia Remords had for the stereo nevi. to be pm and nageur may times it ally, w ever me out. such- .drench remord r marled him a 9uenlunn010 ducal. the m, we feel faced to Theses arc asking for tt. not have stereo equipment. It's how the label maid help KOSY gees se AM play the ono single, though These are albums we get Horst k p the industry to crane a t Ñe south "....d 1 said, Get demaM _c nttm, try knot these to a mini- The station Horst e iv. ytetw lames K. Smith, general man - um. After were selling J.0wskï e "Walk in Na Nis 1y. Rer of KOSY-AM-P A, Texan - KFN &FM c a nlerea .Ile' II. b ...l progem0 aida album N kma Tex., says singles would Nat is mmpüiy againn all st ° Forai" from Ne Nis that wen 0,4 led wan a bag 'The other stations had bio be a help. His only fear is that OeraM1Ed City. When KFN00 player the manner. var LP by Ne site' providing the solin b0' bed be charged for and Gmetal manager Ed Thorne Rte, Ne deejaY sur onces can Playing various ires .sers. their Mt Non was m way deelaya m les aM n stereo single.0h defy- Na i. u not ytt avaoable i record seing toys in neree. PLPy said "tha ntl. NeY weal lase vilely be a boom to the stations veneer but Ne natron will well to local stores," said Na[ this of LP wouldoWd at long." Albums, he noted,n ed, are We try keep change b nerve es soon as the Thorne. As for bi, lean be M1elp ramming. b in date. We check record record m pang (and the label Thome felt that as lot of .his kobery T'Connoa of WRFM- kept protective jackets and Vry lac longes. He said Colum- sailles w local stores. Then w arced usually) produces it listeners were "fugitives from FM, New York, said hid always bia Remorde nad mailed him a find a single record is extremely s "Our future is stereo, said AM." be imaeüed W a verso single. i.neve mdto w pro peci they'rethdY' going k un sing ab baause of Nf FCCPCC ruling about ofm STATIONS BY FORMAT now Is The big problem Disk Hops Criteria Nat 0 have b StA corn. evereestted The only way M stereo au asbe For WSAI Airplay e free promotion." Bill Rive. WBT-PM, Char- lotte, has to l u many as Continued from page 34 lack Rearing., general 111.- 120 albums in order to fill his of WKRC, attributed the year, the lading stereo From p0o station'saü power in influencing ne playradiom000 one Wee Hob Harpy [ Wont. o the sale of produ. to its gen- The sterno The leading personalityEasy eral policy and the effectiveness would help hie °12*" miug, he said. A nutol Rüoeda prom sma for silex f Easy of its air personalities. "We Rdadrialloas albums m tion man ns, Rob 11 Listening lem do. have a forma operation Thomas of WKRC, which was he possibility of stereo here ... wouldn't Mt he aid. rry"g radio nation in. Via tarn close enough to our listeners. gory. Thomes Das afro firn Ian Our effort for the aupenon- scared a yearns alities to .wally communicate muchb heavier with fineness. They do. merely KNOB Dumps from 4 per c ao[nihe votes talk into a microphone .. they o to 6! per cent. talk toe person. "AS for Thomas, his so successful because he's funny, said Remington. Jazz Format Remington, the c stiol]yearsenmavw said the LONG BEACH, Calif. - ga KNO&PM, the nation's first WI- .071e yM jas radio nation, has been sold. Ans The v will ch1g AWOL little -b wad tIehe modem sound . 'We're not afraid of format to Weary listening" Ne hem" The general policy type of muse. Only a sprink- to get stuffy, but not to ling of jars will be played b go overboard. The mimic is se- 'acted by De Von West, music 40,60 edayy Pending FCC ap- m (who w n the vote as e' M Nesale. sew owaas being m co-operative in ex- aed and wed nevi albums), but deft switchwith callc II letterslevers and dial Ad Ar Ten.rtn!":ZIrm= x inyt a ay ìn.net's played. p 0 0( 11 0 1 0 00 he "haveOur pammVies arcnY robots." offices use Holm m Chatar House Hanel across The fading 08.14 na' was trmn in WCIN with 00 per cent the The d.aGro own said influence regarding record ales. Grove, OK-FM said WHOP influences the By hGard. be would sell KOOK-FM and of ;a0 record sales. Country TAPED Mke his .0 jcys iN him m en is mu' WCNW (00001t- Gemge Ohso, and WCIM KNOB -PM, ivcludiog olets Burton lay Boy Fei ChINTERVIEWS ranked clove in Drvkin .4 Covington, Ky., Weary. KNOB949 Ne influacng of nt u- beg. eéag 6 p. ee tim broadcasting in 1969 and wart sa les. Te lading Oh W a0t ene tha sm 5 egg M00 fad m W . clunks' axon s KRC -FM. tott roan wK t5Bh]e jar innovators. With N1s - ev as all -ar opüe- N t m 0be atals KBCA FM and KBIG-FM. Vd11011 Awl. SPA to ores. MA SAAR

.4 MORA FatnrInIked da WLTH Hot Rae Continued Awn page 34

neck competition with WWCA, 11.174.17T1 Gary, and W s ova Sbr=.' are FOS PR! 70,000 vats. On De SOS an ohot boot 'tip of . tiBHLake Michigan' Chicago, and Ad. C1071 as far north as Waukegan. ILL WLTH has shown breakout potential istory. It was wed the Fort Frank Andrea Dies stations the Midwest m play NEW YORK -Frank A. D. 'Harem Shuffle" by Mercury's MANY RADIO EXECUTIVES are invarved in omnea business veauae Wyne Cochran. The record Andrea, ]], chairman of the promüin8 shows gitons, Bobby waten, pro8rcm board icing. immediately hey o and of 0Andra O, signs up 0001 Recoad0 Bon eeb Se Sepik, a Radio Corp, died Wednesday nonsl money msm pmt es zhe uses hls back for anee Gary- Hammond and couple (22). He was a pioneer in radio George Riche k ee In- of Chicago nations iateoy and TV. áepenae00 producer mono aie Bonnri slaies[ 0000ing sets a0 hopped the hit.

January I, 1966, BILLBOARD RHYTHM as BLUES

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l I1GNroU0 «iemg a N 5 00X R wA AA 3 3 MIRANIS GOING , Tem. T 367 (M); ST 267 d) p.am, usp 3 3 THE FOUR TOPS SECONDALBUM, pan 63e ST 636 (1) I6 A wYFRR NNNMO ll A); LI!!w6MM1 uN mu Ew BOSS eu Atlantic 8t5 (M); SD 8115 10) 7 i0R roU AT PPULINroI 13 IMO 5 smaó MGS 17072VSNS 6wSÌ (S) MY "°"`"'"' 4 00, BNB IT 7 N GXT NNalOU LOOSFNI.I.e.e, Miso.n.rdelt. Al Win I O 7 MANI XFW ON,1ames Blerm, King 938 (M); Xo Sturzo S 7 RAINBOW BS 5 w iIS XRM OnMIXE g rave" NII "l" iu W s IRE IX SINE IM VS, Amldelletbn 1635 (Mk w IUSf ONE MON OAYrm 7 1 M" Sturzo 2 6 6 RANN ON 18l0UR wn im lann,ma.e.al, MlMlw nn, rwr sssa 3awrs a M1IM16M HOUR. Wilson Pickett, Niggle LP 8114 (M); M DIF 9Ó Ml,w.ea ssm Nmle iravoa. IÌ1 5 RWE IN THE WALL a TxlnNt.., 9 A THE SUNRISES LN AT THE COR, Malan 636 (M); 61636 (0)... 5 FYCBE NE m MAE I AM, Dianne Wens, scepter 533 (M); S 533 (S) Cholor Nll Z - 1.0 Pon I WI.911. MIO NpIIE I qll 4 OIN NN NNmE Nn i teur. 3D N wumY YN0. NFAN 5 10 u rMr.wl'1BY Go,aa 7wa Osm., An 31 NEW ACTION B&B LP's LL e wl 3f N M 3 e..a 7Am5b ler.Aa7Meáia 12 2 NEI WMAD_üw Ito lmm Nni Sound EMI n EAIeG I VAINN TO TELL ro0 1 UL. leu OF móSSlaMINNA n.LL 3ü1 G SYMPHONY meM _ P,1msz" iM%spi zlón Isr (N; R e51 Isi "d -

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16 19 B N N16Nx 3 Di IMmm a uma 37 IN iNF MI0XI6N NUR E. Germany in Lather aren. ram 17 N - THE PAN SEIS A LIM/ OLEIA Over Beat Band Craze 1 NMVAAYYNMNMAMYw.11 6 Is. Continued from patt 20 Me new ordinance also N - NF YN TNFAFgrper to American beat groups bet he 19 9 NMNHINNOMroU SMO J imaa nla.s.u their hoot loo. "too added we would like Billboard caused mts at to emend ow msuranee that 20 N WNIN6aEN t dance Ills. American Met organizationsr w v. Arl Rml IExKwlniw,l the E s, we Atomes, Blue be welcomed the German Rot's, the planets, the e Othe, Democratic Republic (Ea1t Ger- Fellows and all the own many) as long as they conform bands that have E attractedcasa e to r laws. NEW ACTION B&B SINGLES rimy t gs Pela aten- we have nothing against we were [old to slop imitating music. It is the unkempt dress theBeaUes. and we use of the music as a li. r e.. .. w.l xm au uah. ew.a .e... alr .av`YE ler na.. A justmacte rrdmav se (rr egee.ves b which we APPLE buppds, whealer (Ma3eale W PmIW FILIO) vides oat r object AnY American argav've- ROY MAIO Beet a e ndellu, Gmdy 7045 amateur pick profes - tion that wis its hair and wears sional, will have to get overv- iNAFARaL0.Y{ LOYE ... E MORE CANCE Ya.. e, IIRAes o perform. imm u n Sm1 35016 11e Iolnny ia3tor, Gelvy 739 ä..n5 °wiüée á=21 YIWO Doll re wo be issue ouvvy, and we will ITO try b I FYFYWlOYF;.. the ülOVfnIBn03mg3GlNol... Nose who convince0 pacet o[ their fee w Wutmn iammiierrell ooan Ow Soamo um anle w8 commission wet have the PaY quaff c Iture m Wstry spokes and taleU. v, Joachim Liebknecht said U.X.Bels,,S. American beat publications and MUSIC A epokesmav for we Eus serious trade journals were being CAPITALS Germen Ministry of CWtwe said admitted to East Gmmany Nrough regular international m a J channel, "We have a goon EBI- System is calleHU4Colour-Way rnmY OF THE WORLD board readers in Fast Germany ong our Young people, eepe. Continued from pole 22 a hard-rover, 108 kle4 describing w c á11y those in our music ndus- m fmm he xhen'cs of guitar playing mine wgÑ their sic mde publication is welcome "` p firs release on Columbia, r'A tem.svenera i itor in East Germany; r he said. iá H East Germany ue "ewe first m

Scanning Announce Plans for 1966 Music Show The News CHICAGO -The 1966 Music on booking space at Show will be held on July I0-14 o h show given o 130V at Chi agti s Conrad Hilton Ho- who pSho.T' red M the 1965 tel. More than 400 commercial Music $how. The Middle West is the most members of the National Assoc, Prosperity lucrative market for We recent ation of M Merchants and The show has grown so rap- electronics Mme entertainment thousands of buyers of van idly hat it had be devices boom. Color TV ets, kinds of music aproducts are at. from the to n the Id two es tbsee peered Ho. tv atzen Conrad Hilton two gems nor es rpprele, the Midwest Rev agoc The Mus ¡c Show is the lam- te the xhibitsm e other regions of the et' nofa its kind in the *ua- corm.. Black aod white TV 85 try. Surveys have shown that tend**. Both0 the and Ho bad the gl Wat sales per cent 0000äs buyers f Ne 1965 events broke alll recorrecords de in volume in Middle WeM. fie of musical Mann.* na el* exhibit LIU apace nd t Polk BrosneaCho reMileer rince, tunic entertainment products at- and the 1966 0000, which is ho' with 1d5sharp , recently - tend the show, and that four out ng held the mare as Chi- meases in hales of five of these buyers visit no cgo's Housewares Show, will of home entertainment devices other national trade show. st likely attract more foret end rev 0 newepapt ad to roivt year's version of the show labor Slahstira than was ever generated before. tract. practically all facets of OPERATION VOIC,LETTte etetchfch show roe downward trend me mash industry, ana William The rd, for our Gard, "i only .he re- in the comparative prices of R. executive vice-presidentg000 Gard, markable level of bsiruas pros- household appliance, table radio of the NA.M which povwrs SEND YOUR VOICE i0 YOB and ratans re perity for the music indusry bu. un the show, .said that ro- will be ilsu the c Show, um for Polk n larger in 1966. "Every pos- OVENVEM Show, has SERVICEMAN increasing value a the one be- sible lape record your perrmal dollar spent for such products. Conrad Hilton aHotel come m: of the natiarienation's m We will evmm in terms of Blonder-Tongue Laboratories, will be utiliæd for the 1966 Mu- seating tree: and record aHmdnce Inc., has launch. a nationwide sic and we trust we will and stimulatingat mutating ósinas ses- advertising and promotional all be the sions." campaign in support of its new requeAS for space by exh¡bhors' live of "obsolescence proof' TV cam mm. Statistics released to Billboard products which are capable of "Despite the boom in the mu- lad fill indicated that many re- wing all channels (2 -83) that sc record which han soot sere, tailers of musical m will eventually be available to o mord leva," we Gard, home en an products "we are n mod e will be ana r orris in enda ore Sgt. Xm IMUnan rÑertlrWeel 00050 Mar. Electronics, importer m accommodate ill exhìbi- during the 1965versin of the Ta *noaer. of er tape recorders and so- ñ role Music Show. e. orery e a Ìm eaeeg S /SUKm oK d ers the ad Me ap h live of eco Royal hheren 8000E comas. The n seasbanchtaa of the OSOU(5qon bnnc f010001glrsirve b0000ÌIÑ 500 *rreata which can ilea be used Mgael so n plry back Ne 6 minuet vac will coosist of NEW PRODUCTS and record an answer to th fourvack stereo an d fo ck mural recordings and play. back; two separate r cording needles, has been a strong in- heads permitting monitoring Firm Making dustry me (á 35 years. ahead of the recording head or Hitachi President an na man- from the ta. after recording; Phono Needles ager of Me four steads, few heads, sYv Wight, told Billboard at ms corongm snood e, m For 35 Years firm was organized by Carl PfanstleM around the World cording; ,flay sound on WAUKEGAN, IO. - The nd sound; ; a auto- Pfanstkhl Chemical 'Rhrig Corp., men matic slideetic control, and manufacturer of phonograph á- end of m stop. t of our wa formerly pro- nSylva ac fin small screen duced by our enemy, portablentele.Z:n set wiB be on GOg,"Wj "It w nette late fCansinued on pare 39) Wightexplained, "thatthe pny developed e fommn. This hag preciousw we m alloys. This ú how we got king Ire business in 1930 of making SEVEN -TRANSISTOR tape re- HITACHI SEVEN - TRANSIS- precious al poi*poi for treadles comer by Hitachi. Remote -con- TOR portable tape recorder. Re- and fountain pana." trol switch microphone, operates cords up to three hours on five - the was Dot he on 6 "C" batteries, AC adapter inch tape, two sheds. 315. IYe phonograph0001 ecedla was var the rudnens it is mid available Two speeds, 315 and bps. Push- button function se- prase t.ay, Wight " se e secmrers IR i.p.s. record 34 minutes and I.or, level meter and footage HITACHI HI-PHONIC AM mostly uim8mhe sH -screw 68 minutes respectively on three- meter, remot control switch portable radio. Push-button mit eartratlYi" g dial, n n sì tots, lotet inch reek. Features levelmat ¡c. microphone, m0rg for tw Canirnaerlt page 39) datnce twitch, abuilt-in Price 549.95, sources. Operates o "D"o Lit Op eRm foe 1 batteries or Muse current Price liar in 5 ' it $9995. eluding m:r ram en Donovan, Open Th Pranstieni na.ie v.* is ones. 2d Record Shop ALBUQUERQUE, N. M-. Dotns Record Shop No. grand3 o g tie.m Owned by Mike nd On o who operate the new st R*om Shop f, We represents *Jodthe iced for retail neon ry We Albuquerque w Live music was provided for TEN - TRANSISTOR FM /AM o-0 Bread opening by Vi. SOLID STATE Hitachi portable Hitachi radio, 'Too bands for %Ai. rather radio Jut V, a .cil band which nd TV. UHP-VHP receiver, 12-inch FM and AM rett'tioo push- Hitachi. Learnt cabinet m tends Sr._ Pis X ab 1*. Oland 0Sgd and the screen operates on AC end op- button selection, terminal jack n, Iro000000 t. to High Scola forPMmC hg0adapter. A fdapter available- Leo cop f al battery adapta, 1= oo. a as 4 "C" batteries, s. Price n for Kilim bar- their revor,"record, "My Baht' phone jacks, 30 . d phonograph isola. Pelee OKÚaMMoY wino, 0000 TO. one Left Me" aurivg the Price $15995. $49.95. Retails 53935, care se January 1, 1066, BILLBOARD THE JAZZ BEAT

Continued front pegs 10 things that sound fresh any- clubs with jeer memds M mitt of goodwill ges.e. ntw. Premures formerly appli. by a governments io the Soviet orlat against listening to jam have been relieved, Conover says. .terion do. he um in program- Thus, the image of clandestine ming? Needless to say, erPosare on RECORD MEG. SERVICES, h=f1 =%mwetrtttle rfh7n! carries with Conoverk program EQUIPMENT wave mt digging the sounds of it tremendous prestige, Explains SUPPLIES A Americus jma ant probobly Ne progroromer "I tend to de- SITUATIONS WANTED comet these days. V, seldom dom Conover's Z.°1',=7, Ztr,"m":Z mail reflect politi, ponder- faith. Anything Ellington hm anew. "Generally the le.. ai- ex- m. appreciation," Conover =dar li'y'hca'n anist, Conover relegates Ptins:C'elPel; = time for nuditioning the record. National Record Promotion undergo,od the spirit of the Yet de.. the prestige of the American people." program, its massive overseas Narmeed *Tog.. gIlisill hp he When began his overseas U. S. 1,r,PCglf3.oZ says mdly that he has to "plead" all forms of music represented. lop Zr`r,1,1::.We° Trpt: "But there are few Dixieland this myopic situation thusly: "Big business is not built on idealism. Ks built on sale. Occasionally, companies feel that if a record Scanning doesok sell locally, ids not worth arnding out." Conover `.:::::=.91714147."° says this couldn't be farther from grZ11.1.STA.11 A.A. The News the truth. Franchise Sales Division 0.2 Record companies suf- Continua from pre 38 ficient patriotic idealiem not oow mrvicing C000veds Voice of the market ut January. Lunited Amerim OpeS Hour may send quantities of No prod,. theO psodo.ts to VOA, .eady beNg sedhipp N dia- Ott= trNutors. Optional e,as in- young.r within earshot of a cluded an amossory power cord short-wave band could be Ne u, for hook-up into a car cigaret timate benefactor. lighter ane a private listenNg earphone. The Philco Corp. van Firm Making tube manufactur, plant IA Phono Needles Landsdale, Pa. T. RCA VNtor Co. .- For 35 Years picture tge Lacattchtogt, phisticated cartridges begse cility in Canada. It will be the showing up," he said, "we were IT."Vs°. einre! largest sitigle expansion program into World War POSSO again the company bemme involved in the produ.on of war-time The Admiral Corp. reported a materials, panic.rly in the re- ER-5474/FAX, record fourth quarter with sales mar. and manufacturing of volume 30 per cent higher N. pivots for compasses and nevi- in the same period of the previous year. Admiral sotiresmen ,ort that orders plea. in Da "t:tsd':(cte7World I cantor indicate the company's first quarter volume in 1966 `,`;"'1% afp. win be at the same record level ..cd production program of phonograph needlm. 'MN had m the fourth quarter of 1965. ,clevelopul our tochniques Admiral has broken ground 6,4 in Dixon, Ill., for a new 250,- 00-square-f. facility for the TVIV:aid',"2dmdteTrarl needles were becoming more compli- manufacture of radios stemo .d on a direct instruments. The radio division caNd we decided to the dealer merchandising PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ORDERS Irt13=lof" plan. Our think, was Nat ph, increasing Ielevisiorn"p= muaph.n,eedleAczudiredo,, a s, tion. serdatives across the Country All ears AEA be Nola. II days prier Se dare al Is. helped develop close, ,sonA Women Buying relationships with many dmlers." Pfanstichl's philosophy Cordless Radios la Ott bo t jor bre k PI Ge loll I s ad SO I LI through in the price structure of In. NEW YORK-Rob. Mayer, 1.1as manager of electric consumer Tr(rpd='7e7SCT:47i DEALERS ... ONE-STOPS trodu..for Me Bulova Watch OWCII O'Neil, who wm preside. ... RACK JOBBERS tteittel durNg the period, the company Order Your Supply of OssI "1=rtt'r citottaZZcn- cat tor in the tr.smor radio the Christmas Gift Issue of cited the New York tnce7.1t7t°,1:",!1:;7sr Retirements and death have Record IT:orwrignotrcern fo'fc since reduced this figure to f.. In addition to Wight, these rewiew St1 7.1pOTI "TLITall'LrAMElljr' PLEASE SINLOSE VOLK MTh., WE DO SILL HA CLASSIFIED M. Ioseph Biasing, and two ladies, CATALOG MAKI PRO* BILLBOARD ltItX t=CariC6C4rXe'd.'1"d Mayer .ded that the iron- sm. company," Wight acknowl- Astor market will be upgraded ged, "we have approximately PITOTrATTEM'Ogi 31.2141-130.1 by addition of women consum- , employes at present. But," he er& The teenage market, he added, "we are quite NNW, Iv, said, has been primarily the price leader market. with plenty 01 5h10 .;:'7,Tv.'VerfTekruZ of volume, but small dealer expansion plans for the near N. profit. lure." January 1, 1966, BILLBOARD 39 BULK VENDING news Second Annual Bulk Vending Industry Survey By PAUL ZARARAS EDI'TOR'S NOTE, Hen ils CHICAGO - Bulk vendis s.lmem ow of s Sea Bulk Vending Annual Income operators reported a general im and Amu. Bulk V.I.Veding Indue movement w business in 1965 try .vey for calendar year but with volume increase taper 1965. Published data in this and Ag off slightly compared wit subsequent reports is bas. on a Compared with Other Fields 1964. 15 per cent return of qt..- ekes mailed to bulk vending me- VICTOR'S NEW dalists throughout the U. S. ®m® TOPPER "66" Four more installments in Me Now Venda in the X20,000 Ers e 8,r 115,3Band 19 '°j Capsules of BIM..Ñ

$155! B0bord's faro bulk vending survey-for calendar 1964 -w- ed 75 cent of We firms $15,000 19663.The t survey shows that 60 per beet of the nation' 613,00, vendors increased their volume in the past year. Rare ú the way the 1965 fig- 6,166. ures compare with 1964: $10,000 1964 1961 Business bi,1i6. 60% No change N:15% 25% slumped $5,000 - No commentó 3% 7%

The 99965 ' fm from PARKWAY NONE (0. P! mpeessss f . Billboard's 9610110 Anial Iwlk Vendlag a o wdor the aver operator added 100 ma- SCHOENBACH CO. chines to hie roué during the year just pmt, Miming a Ma....co the healthy rate f industry e"p ev- Obmbeb s breakdown on machine additions by type eals aisli"ot Season's pattern Mat colddevelop into Inds. Gum 210210-count) This ligum dames chines were maim route additions AVERAGE ANNUALA INCOME of bulk vending operators was $112863 during the szt Ye?r. deh from ime verttleru owrun a smell rape. addleon suer nor tl B Greetings by 12 per cent of the reporting pe á lobs, t o o ere nrs The M1ow bulk ve operators during the year, while Wekreca64010 eS ml di M plM1iexs ape acnigeteé 10 per cent of the businwmen otherworeceupetlona o age mÉUa[ed n tñe éppnmlcehphese of mMr to all said that they added more dime capsule machines than any other n t65 U. S, bysl[a ,01,1.1 bNperwna RI ,1 lln mayfaxvrte,,, n, m0Ìmile of 0 ,0.1115 type of .. Greatest in smnt des VIM w en ear% am much as Nat figure indicaá,. and in reponea by 6.5 per cent of the D ra . Best operate.. populace. i"ánel Revnue Serv- Equipment nMacks ag.penny me ata wayamfm th` Wmgr We New York ea1ttuH y soOH: venders potted Prot ¿e`ránám of . s.ryrn by a number f operators -10 April 21- 24-National Vendors Wishes i per cent ut fall he SS,Olo to $],000 are which what the Vendors Meet Association convention, Shera- chines and 5 per ee. reducing ton- Chicago, Cbi.go. for the their quantity of cashew venders. operator NEW YORK- Members of emnetl last Yearen the New York Bulk Vending - Penny charm machines were Warren Raphael, Jack Nonnes reduced is number on the routes todss 060d,7 3) ie...R. and Irving Schihky, program rod New of 6.5 pm cent of the operators .Ì and Nat Gordon, fly legislative and isso-g"tion b- reporting. m Bublicity, Art Bulk Banter n erman, Lou Ellis, Biao. nciallY, o had an- and Roger social. h bee "red Fat, Year other goad year Billboard stn- lend: MacMan Enterprise, Nen- Door pria wings included (see chant indicate Mat u FREEPORT, N. Y. al Novelties. Original Charms, Irving Schilsky. 1.000 the tl Bianco, SCHOENBACH CO. average annual income for E6py charms, a King, Art Roger F.R. bulk vending operators-Ell, TA of the Kañ Guggenheim, Knight Toy Murray Shore and Robert Her- 800- compares favorably with man, a case of gum ncb. new K016htat.03900TOY Move, Novelty Co. and Paul A plant here Dec. 19 attracted a Price Co. lively crowd of 100 operators Committee members appointed and wives and business associ- at the December meeting include GUM & CAPSULE ates of company president BE An Bin., Hy Berman, Lou El- VENDORS II FeBr and his executive assistant, lie, Harald Roth, George Hv- THE TITAN A REAL SALES Tñan vends all %mes of bulk D lek Goldstein. Among the man, Murray Gross rod rid The t STIMULATOR guests were Mr. end Mrs. Iry M,Iingardn, me mbar sh i p; ?á0w ea" Ravens, Parkway Mnhine, Bal- IN POIS aee:B Mrs. ;Stu Ma- LOCATION vuk,e General Goods, White tare reiL1=17:ispmoasroum.'out Plains; Roger Fah and Mr. and New Products Mrs Harold Fah Fd V d' g eeeptssÌe tth nt channels a s into coin box Ocenside, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Noble, Brnklya; Mr. and KARL GUGGENHEIM Mrs Warren Raphael, F. á láei à:ad M1na Vending, Oceanside, N. Y.; SM r. R a Manengerden; Mr. and Mrs Lou FEATURE CHARMS. Italian Mrm le 0 Wine RE with a basket- vice head designed .4016 Gordon,Mìled Herne a. e host both a b it"m: 110007 Mep0O0.1. of others. Ewa w së n the ëwket, wa`W bucket:017 ananñ "The new build. is quire ing boNe iv rod Grocery m mows. anemim'ëwlanon Ii war P.VemeOt last SYOre Charms, secluding Time 1st;' Falk aid. 'Thfices:ear corm r.rowl brats PRICK $39,00 ,: °,r Machines through all 3011,0"lars richly ón6164 w hemlock Pepp-Cala, Heinz To- WRITC suune and bk. while the main office KetcM1Up arw Chm[eKeM GRAFF VENDING waus are Of sp.id plastic pe8 1óm O À11 areopüslic and SUPPLY INC. OF

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bpa 11.000 vieces of revoevnrea Also Ball 0un,.all alas; lc Tab Gam. Se Package Osm. Spanish $ évééá. Kamp hWEr4lawaH Aloe. MG Virginia's Red Skin. mall Cashews, small Almonds, N., Mixed enone ro Wire, mate' r MORO Määlé e°iñi:óip.a, ia.. Num. all in Panned Candies, I Hersh 520 count and 500 cunt Gntly Coated Baby Chicks: Leaflets, Coln Wrappers, Stamp Folders, Sanitary Napkin, 5anitvy Sup - NORTHWESTERN vliaa, Rolm Cards, Charms. apsules, Ca m Stalls, Wall HOLIDAY HUDDLE includes (from SALES AND SERVICE CO. Brackets. Retractable .11 end used Venders. gat Istrlbutor MOE MANDELL Write to Kin b Ca. ßa paces and we new IR... um!. Jack Carmen TIM les manager, Cramer Tony MA, txW III m Schee January 1, 1966, BILLBOARD 1 COIN MAHi,NEIne ws 1966 As Industry Leaders View It More Time for MOA Membership Biggest Year Ahead In '66: Wallace For MOA: Granger By BAY BRACK By PAUL ZABARAS . 1966 is the opening of a servlez OAK HILL, W. Kmehed m os scwM1oo Chicago. 'The Va. CHICAGO -Pred Gseneçr,_ i at his offices here hooi last week, 'w U Music Operators of America MeeNrve ce.preeident 90.:1h, Illinois, Wisconsin and Music Operators mérica: Indian," President )oM A. Wallace talked o sind Granges. RVe gm receiving of plans for 1966 with the ate mid BBlboard Nat 16119fi federal Ponds through the State of a man who intends to get the bot ,lI year a the gsw cia- of ois m thee proj- Hinge done. hntgrym eM. goals on9.40i0% 'N our member- Pelted. drive," id We set by Wail, and the o,o Gnngmi.; Another new service, accord-rd- whiPill be m01, a00 convoy committee are into.. ing to Grange would be ones .largely the important Ne permet. on plan or operators.'Th e vi, with which MOA is look-o iestorlant, of course MOA will make a survey to ring toward 1966 smacks f rNe question of juke boa determine the amount of interest promised achievement. royalties which we of t try to in such a plan. The group pen- la Ne words of Wallace; here's tee before the wm the yes. sion would work NI., the what the national trade associa- The has ode sincere insurance mambas have tion aims to accomplish in 1966: efforts in to d6m This pension for early year. rkable One solution, and with co- eMmOlAwrW sea vp hfmga h will ube attractivea e andnd win be "Our memberships drive (see operation of ale performance w (Continued or page old) story elsewhere) will net more h able reduced n because f Ne than our god of 250. In fact, 1 cluse Ne matter iin 1966. amount of peoplethat involved." believe that if every MOA offi- 'Tt is iropor.t to settle the Gnngamlook em- cer director devoted one full Problem ible so bersshould forward a day to recruiting members, we'd ht MOA can 01000its time bigger and muchmum improved o n- Com1{19 Soon: each our god in nothing rut. everyone's satisfaction. And 1 and. money to other means of "I'd like to see the long debate me, to the satisfaction of the benefiting the operator." n .1966. He added hat ate Jun. 22 -23 - South Carolina and controversy on performmce . performantt societies as Gran said one of fhb a dded MOA board of direcros would Coin Machine Operators As- rights cleared up Nis year to (Continued on page art services MOA w provide in again rneet Washington this ore Columba, year (Match 13-15). S. C. The .board meeting," said Jan. 29- 30 -JWmh Coin Ma- follow a fomnat chine Operators dation Gran, "ring Slifer Lists 1966 'Must' Actions to last years. Besides - d'milerisarming the association's bud - Oily CHICAGO. L. Bob Slifer, their iodividual.problems heard. em, board members volt have Feb. I-Missouri Coin Machine exeve director f the Na- 'The various amusement ma- an opportunity to call on their Council m Daniel tional Coin. Machine Distribu- chine interests, m ufacture senators and ,arerepresentatives Boone Hotel, Columbia, Mo. tors Association, told Boardillb pton sm ugotn m gress b discuss March 13 -15 -Music Operators hat the followi' things "must f l e problems with them" M America mldyear board of be done in 1966.. ' efforts Grangm also said that mem- directors merdagg Nader HB- Concemag the whole indus- legislatione on thatah is hurt ben of the MOA will be issued Hotel, Washington. try, Slifer said that "w rag the amusement field through- start a liaison c tt be- out the Iand..I made such a vain rious associationscemdhe posal to 1965 but, beside min mine Nus o I t, few were willing MOA Forms School that this business can become prosto more streamlined and efficient. Now the problem is more',vi- Without such liaison wew m and I feel we will s2 forma - Advisory Committee cond... have the on of such 0 National. commit. that have o.. te n. the .n taure." Kies, Apex Ammmeent Co., step 2.9 M- W. day. As for - the "NCMDA, Slifer CHICAGO -Ina Niles, 111.; Andrew Hach, AAH "We have to strive to increase - pleurent oie o[tip' 9fifi mid that his 'organisation will Entertainers, Inc., Grasso: Sam membership in al thehe associa- start "region,. committees .with. oorojm M1e Music Opal ors Gersh, Atlas Music Co., Chi - tions because vast of in the ,anon so that dis- of America has named prominent Midwest Gilbert Kin, Empire Coin ' and vendors are tributors in certain areas of the of affiliated peramr and distributor esau- Mao;chine Exchange, Chicago; wih.my group rad country wil he .lee to discuss Music can neither the Me e the .establishment Prank Padilla Melody bute. Chicago, and Mort Lavin- industry as a whole, nor make (Continued on page 47) coin tech- Corp., nicaln.a`tmmninlg school here. lo , National Coin Machine Exchange, Chicago. Patterned somewhat after lack Morans functioning Coin Ma- The school is petted chine Ins.. in Denver, the itsts doors in the spring of Flippers Back in Hungary Chicago school would likewise 1966. The first committee meeting is for early this cell. a for Nis equipment end foreign currency, either winla nove 0M1dessismmceof ms month (January). EDITORS NOTB: The fol- are available. lowing dispatch from Billboard's or Eastern, on coin ma- Illinois State Employment Serv- in addition to Moratis Den- Nevertheless; there ar chines. So these gam may be e. The latter agency requested ver school, a training program mpmtm the gen- induatrY v om operation oua th e obstacles. Enemy No. e Ina of omo ara sorbs, and significance Coin Opera- the jukoxes is the eral import plans of the unity. mete e x mrneá. Carolina ond the face Nat Western- Musicians tors Association. Training class- style operated TradeUnion, which insists Among the businessmen visit- aping Op,Nng entertain- es for coin machine mechanics ment live music . wherever possible. ing Budapest during I950 were fact Hungarian gants king C01141 IAne adv1 00 mm- are New Curamnmal965. We recommend Despite the 1 is spans nap smeerreedo k foseWating reading for min- have raking days of only six now' different countries in the ú hours (with 10-minute coin machine business. One of Wallace and MOA board chairmen intervals .man Louis Ca- took (MON and the New every hour), and despite the fact these, now living in Austria, made an offer to deliver sola. Commit - York Board of Education. BUDAPEST -In 1965, mall cry restaurants, safes .9. re -members foreign businessmen visited and espressoawhich could great- nchineled are Clinton S. .pest to sec what trade they ly use some form of mechanical nave wham IIIVe; needed and guarantee the neces- .Pierce, MCA could set up in music boxes and . the Union says Technology Part sary service against splitting. 000 amusement games. The ever- any request_ for jukebox. in 117,71:7171,: Three Nast Week ég b 00 traffic, 00 these places, of es deduction of the first IÓ per MOA in6`ema houmnds from the Ea Games ha Fein tNa- Late-breaking news forced cent of the gross. - But the .amusement gin thandeaWid, omission of the third in ont re- o finof ne camp f 'tes .quite different w World Wide s ontechnological develop - construction new The n Me o he Austrian f morels and The tMinih'y for Inner Com- lath CASOLA Distribu- po -wM1ich have fado- hotels ev and around is in favor of m the game merce very much pmt,Vri tors. Chicago: Moss Proffitt,Chi , maNew and development of numerous the installed bo unties io Purina tna ha a of games, but it Rsal Novelty C final i lW nent, did net obtain permission of Ne count -t National Bank brrr urnes., General 'EvolutionThe of the Juke Box," aeyree il Mit óhtñi .General Planning Office to ¡cpwnned on page 471 Music Corp. Skokié, III.; Earl will appaar next week. e2 January 1, 1966, BILLBOARD 1 -2 -4 Player MOA's Recruiters iM7 PINS --JE"\.

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music products lot profits 1 for ad years Pite Gei Oi urig Eiall (Ber- YERa TED NCH District Smen t.,,. aT,'1 L , - WhLas.., Rock -Old Manufacturing Corp. ao, tl ris, Mexico, M ttttL Alaska, H ale 'a. Pulte: 15. Quota: 50. as N. MalAm, CM. el. atMt South Dako).a Qu : 36. CHICAGO -Ao unprecedented drive Ist 250 new members the innovation that changes the coin- operated industry kicked oto favuary t by the Music up of America. Headed up by ihetmtnoNi- 21. ary ffAdi re ' lak Bess, MOA director from Rich- has mond, V., the enlistment push mk will Weed te Oct. 1, prior just 2 as utipd ne' i vm1 'nanties roBgachairmeni, ...ring ce district drive. The chairmen, all MOA een,trhe appot of co-chairman, who wolf it organ re®orel o brin absent 14- operators to the national trade association.s All district mc- are pictured above. theYaU,etf 21/4" ceaful d MOA membership to 1,100. To add the spirit of competi- Lion and reader into the MOA drive, Billboard will publish a monthly P.R.. MNWEI7C CUE BAtLL chan 'bowing the 'era rape. New of tuoh a compared 6y ch av- hall and va..cue The eie. competition hall used operated should be fs balls now mm pOOI The race am NEW PLAYERS NEW GAME. INTEREST GREATER PROFITS Arcades Comeback After 4 years of research and actual field testing, Valley. has perfected the regulation FRANKFURT -Arcades are 21/4. Magnetic Cue Ball (Patent Pending) ... the same size and booming M West Germany weight used for professional billiards ... Now turnishett on Valley., Cain operated tables! have been madeobsolete by the m of the sop.... opem- Hale 's why Valley. Magneic Cue ea will add profits for you!

More and more German op- who on ordy netype et equipment-ececialized m.1Y will not became trapped as it senorates Issu PhonographsPhonographs-at -at ose type of m er pelkall WRITE WIRE PHONE am now enteri ng r Regulation size-a...weight assurm player more cade operation for inmrmabon came or arm., A recent ey showed that the number a of machines sited in arcades hm jumped 26 per DAVIDRIOSENINC cent in the lam year. Operator associations n mum sr. rem rx hut ht major operators engage é emnPan1 at least one adhtype operation. " January I, 1966, BILLBOARD 49 NEW EQUIPMENT Vending News Digest Records Canteen has also pubheimd Canteen the eleclbv of Oewey A. Dyer In Fiscal 1965 and Daniel Niter as sistant with eh _'. CHICAGO -Net earnings of company. ° -preeidevta $11,225,000 on Wee and operating It's bound to be a Happy Raw né fiscal yeolar éßá.stmt. z Vender Helps Year if you reso. to cash In have been reponed by Automatic on Canteen Company of America. Show Exhibitor that thc recordssca Both figures are records for the cotpsay, president Pamìck L. movies-2 machines In a O'Mallry declared. single u.. You'll celeb.e all

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'Cash. ces ex 1 $25 million d bave no short- DrAVID ROSEN I NC term ba. loans;' O'Malley re- paned. "Despite a reduction of approximately $30 miltiav re ca 1962 0 01ivg from me ca the 7Tc4:1e elimivelion or sale of un a o l µ profitable h said, r Ñnew[TeunY has ,.84ybryM 4 mg SUPPORT cis w sales and mtluRG ns am of mere amliterd for the toea neg. THIS ROCKOLA Model 8302/ TYpe a d ërtwtnr'ai Bs et'Z "eádirontlasa nëa amrao d Mga"aé éov ü has o number match, stainless steel moulding ed trim. Fred Granger c em iài°ná bly shun mposition of the Confirmed from a 42 Trade Show Exhibit MMcCOrmnlck Seek Tobacco Piece in Chicago, ace.. Virginia Tobacco Tax Law. able to be placed next to cham- George &ownentro provide Tax Removal Council executive directo ber of .mmerce or other William A. peaal ganizational. plaques that our °°t wM m RICHMOND, Va.-The To- r the historical and embers wsh t display. Tax Council has asked 1cimpñnanceofthetobaec greatly °sb bacco UNITED le "ABM alb' said Granger, "it governor-elect Mills E. Godwin industry ' ViiIln said anodes like a busy year for repeal of the gratis since he osmere th Age CEREBRAL year of f ace=:Rë .7211 -;de: tobaccoexcise tax The Council State M1mR° hav wW he directly bene- lanes, wife of the edaor pf Been will also request that the 1966 loll $4) talion in cigare[ dollar PALSY ficial to the operamr." usno f the General Avem- volume.

22nd Annual AMUSEMENT TRADES EXHIBITION ALEXANDRA PALACE LONDON, ENGLAND 25, 26, 27, January 1966 The biggest and most comprehensive international display of coin-operated machines and other amusement equipment ever held in Europe.

44 1, 1966, BILLBOARD Germany: Optimistic Forecast; BILLBOARD AD DEADLINE Good Report for the Year Past MOVES UP I DAY By OSIER ANDERSON a good unders.ding on hie improvement in its ablic our manufacturers, on the one relations. The wade rmeived the hand, and among manure., bmt press ever in 1965. U.er respects. 1965 was the best ers, on the other. Co-operation rodding from its own critics, FOR THE JANUARY 8 ISSUE is vio good at all levels. We he German trade abandoned machine Mdusto. thing 1966 will be a standout what hm been chmacterNed m a Manuf.urers boosted PEO- veCe for to. `dog iv the manger" attitude Due to Me New Y.. Heliney. risedline for the issue of duction for the home market mum toward the press and bman II will be on Tuesday instead of Wednesday and for export. Distributors had o accent the positive. The te- (11 MY. Pra No no a banner year, and operators .rt'; =`°neir c'en of issue). ye sad record remipts. erede Waite Me upsurge ofille Vi The relev.t statistics for "'"'" 1950's slowed Imt year, gains TM major Pro... .OE,E 1965 show Mat the German DEADLINE FOR JANUARY 8 ISSUE: TUES., DECEMBER 28 industry and Made h now Gmman operators in 1965 is the min rE'4VZHV 717 Vrernsorl-- solidly based .d in a strong Pon of the trade on a finn base. competitive position. All major n"ce-Z"=1,542` BILLBOARD EXTENDS ITS SINCERE indicators point to further gais ames. There is now a consen- w:r= g.ITZ1V 5953 ter that this must be done, but WISHES FOR A MOST PLEASANT in 1.6. A German industry spokes- %7111t71`Z, here are problems bemuse of HOLIDAY SEASON man said, "This wm rsT.Td.W. arying prices in differem areas the year the of the counto. German co. rn.hine Mdustry mzsmor`rf. came of age. We no longer fear bet ebeet American competition. We letder thee VI;ry=)mwelur7- mmpete-in Europe and in the placed with new models. CHICAGO COIN'S market. wo. Collections increased OM obi. °Our industry is solidly has. 17 and well organized. We have ,;,'Irn=r;2,:tr le h,ee fared well lo maw.. U. S. manufacturers on 9.the 'Spricht Deutsch' German market. FRANKFURT-In Germ.. For the first time ever, fur- Bally pinbas "spricht Deutsch" thermore, by the value of German ch.ging English to Gm- coin mac.e exports exPeeded rig5 the velue of imports by a oa- NISV rs'"suglan'tralry "aCY- st.. margin. Whereas m- ports barely nosed out imports gg'at Tlisttrutrgd%Z: in 1964-43 million Deutsche- marks versus 42.9 million Rapid Fire MACHINE GUN The practice is now to "Ger Deutschemarks-the 1965 mar man." completely Bally equip- gin of expoms over imports is ment. There is to ittention t expected to be about 15 per comeal Mat the equipment is cent. This Mcludm phonog- American, but the aim rathe , raphs, games and vending equip- is to make the public "feel ment. comfortablee playing the ma- West German maufacaers chines. Tests have shown this have been able to maintain large mn be accomplished on/y by phonograph exports despite strong competition from the Adjustable from 100 to =ptt? 'C'elmTn"Pt=larri'. United Sta. on the world mar- 10e German distributors and op- ket and France on Me Europmn 400 shots for erators say that U. S. equipment market. German manufacturers eertt presently are exporting aout 65 Average Goose Time vg= ro, per cem of output, whia is consi.red remarkabl e given -T MIN. Ceoe vr;'en'T/ty'yV"ifiiTalt the problems involved. machines, which, incidentally, Most experts count as one are not called pinhalls ht Ger- of the most important achieve- Size mea of the Germ. indary Compact i=redh4r:17" a. trade in 1965 a consider- Fnyiits4E:,,e ler,72hcst:!,.d WHIRL-itzer Girl * Gun Adjeeelefo Shod Al* or Tall Players ;WS' `I)IPRr * lof and 3 for 25s Play

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If PAMFRS:R BEL-AIR PREVIEW BOWLER PAR GOLF o P ROFIT hue CHICAGO COIN MACHINE DIV CHICAGO DYNAMIC INDUSTRIES, isc.

New Year's Greetings-To All Manufacturers, Distributors and Importers -From the Members of NCMDA. . .

As we approach the new year, NCMDA pledges to perform and support all pmsible activity to improve our industry's worldwide public image. co well as to promote its products in broader markets. We hope that a nanufacturera and their distributors, as well as importers abroad, will fully support, .d join NCMDA now, in this unihd confrontation of sincere effort towards increased productive BOB SLIFER goals and higher achievements in the coming year. Executive Director THE NATIONAL COIN MACHINE DISTRIBUTORS ASSOCIATION

45 begin at p.m., with full minim West Virginia ration of Ne Music Operators of America erIrc proposal EUROPEAN Operators' Service Assn. to Meet Congress as Ne chief topic. NEWS BRIEFS As Le Natured Creed Is to Make OAK HILL, W. Va-Presi- sting, the Charleston gather dent lolls A. Wallace has called Tog will also ea `M1e reopening of Music to Operator Look Good a general meeting of the West of ie coductian f Virginia Music and Vending As- to ss the sale - Make War By on for Ian. 2, 1966, at Ne tax exemption for vending mn- PARIS Holiday Inn in Chareston. chinaabove the 5-cent level that -Jupiter, the French- ma. juke box, will sow The business discussions will officer clubs of the SouN Viet Nam Air Force. The Jupiter comp., 10 Noes Best Wtahes for a Happy New Year to ut Vietb Nam Jupiter is g RECOND1wONED SPECIALS GUARANTEED wish voiced AN V meu chef at state, Ah Mar- shal Nguyen CO Ko a ir- PIN BALLS -BOWLERS Mble ¡uke bar Teo. hams BALLY UNITED BALL BOWLERS playing Nethe at office clubs. His (( n SHEBA °2Rr S3]5 ,00c6 mop. Menhal Ky STRIP ÓNP 275 PoP counmr ... w the beet WCROSST1A H Jzrso MÉ Tel mJÚatmnm SKY CLASSIC 2. to AO WORLD, tra NPI... 340 TROPICS GRANO rl1U 605 Bingen Bash CYPRESS 495 LESLIE M.LEMRY'S San Francisco Operators' Service reach. the 2-IN-L 2P I. weeks and as a measure m such moved HARVEST ALAMO BINGEN The city of TORNADO 650 - INo expand. qua. o likes to think of his ste BITSSOP, 2M.. . er , W1 Germ eloln win technicians in terms coinamerM1i ne d ore o nentn. 4N. 5 td, M1 a rs w trade's fine Inventors. is shown the elm / ÌNY,LINE, 4 N chine operatorsm wiN on eFse BONGO, 2 -PI. 2Ba5 ALL-THE-WAY re Ion. Hecdhevelaped Meleella 15ceyars agend attended WIR AMS SHUFFLE ALLEY 1 by the mayor nod members f 3.135 Lib New the e ISO aya coin m h Gebaue SHILL & *325 pr..v m the / eucK lg cK 0neotti i in the nationalal a y. CHICAGO COIN TOP BRASS $495 The operators then sampled Binges famous white wines. The a held in the Klapp Castle, istIOB Of theo1 enhanced wwhto prestige now ea- sanalanse seas me rc rot imaginative public IWom. ; MUSIC COMPANY ATLAS when answering ads .. . wpm COOPERATION OF all manuNdurers, McCleary is able N keep %a H. wwraN AM, Cara 47, tar. Say You Saw It in his Maff elaborately Billboard 00010 SdIMcClchanges. try l 0. Each specialist Ì required to los ry'a ROI.r service b neun porting new twists in Ne field. %f hone BIG 3 FOR ß1G PROFITS! SINGLE PLAYER ADJUSTABLE 3 or 5 BALL PLAY

NE SERVICE FLEET of five Volkswagen Kombi wu it! Pmsp tñea a tle F ^1020nMQleryseys. FcKtruckaalHf has lazi u M essentials and tools.pce etucassF1.smMry 000f fptzh BOWLING Í Ì ALLEY a5azine of Automatic Vending. published TWICE o month by

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/ ELECTRONIC MANUFACTURING CORP. / no AvA1WLEa I s SMe m4 FOR MMEDIATEDELIVERY .TNroUGHVOUAwnUnM6aomTRle L". 46 i I January 1, 1966, BILLBOARD Slifer Lists Flippers Return to Hungary

Cortromed from page 42 city in an ancient shop consist- a games is two ForiMs. thd ing of two rooms with sents. 'Must' Actions Wrom where he would my serw square feet of spacu ANng Ne The o 70 machines will ice ewe., suPPort AA IMP walls some 20 machines were soon W inst in hotels res- lboo riving M Ibmgary) and the installed (6 Gottlieb, 13 Wil- taurants, cafes a rum., I regm, believe that many maL remainder, with the banks con liams hall games and 1 Non. ters cm be cleared up best on a ing game) and senk will go into his personal business began regional level. Not much money was invested a Mc Hoo.gglog amount. (In similar wry, on the installation. There is one NCDMA will attempt to Swiss singing star, Vico Tor- attendant, there are no modern BUY! riani, sp. a great p. of Me coudt rts. electt bulbs dangle tr hom their wires Rod No METAL TYPES revenue of his lut concert tour 5.e floor is the ash hay. Although mending a long Ilendine fotde7Ittfabratec:Urlirg in Hung., customers can't obtain even a &now harmful to everyone in the iv vacation with his family N a IDENTIFICATION luxury spot on Lake Balaton.) glass of water for refreshment dustry in try long run. (imagine similar conditions in DISC "We win expand mir member- Afler some meditation, the !Iles wIre businessmalwoul activides this year Ministry accepted the Austrian's WHY! LeWanC5 Dammam Ca offer and contracts were signed other), happ; Ans.. huieke i'rVifporT;s,t° btiriTe '717i r"pr - here by the Imercommerce Hire the garnes and play their heads timintat ificoms bemire humor OW.. lamsno are similar to Mose of Ow EnPrprise. which has branches off. 1311 N. Caplet., Ave. distributor. Indianapolis, II all pads of the country. The arcade Md. °We are going to make a suv opera. from 10 NI arydrase 5-1553 Arcade Opens am. to 11 p.m. Persons under WieVrenp'pgTicryçkdri:t.nMs- 16 are not achnitted after 8 p.m. As a result, some wryis ago At the beginning, the arcade had tor' and to seek a remedy for 90 coin maMines, mostly flip- when answering ads . . . this problem. It uems that vol- a daily income of 3,000 Forints. 5 °111.--: pers, arrived in Budapest and Soy You Saw It in ume of business has slowed and today is bringing in 5,000 down in recent years, due to 'w'R:`orn`e'rl'inie'c'erer For. ($2i0) per day. ti Billboard vari.s fa.rs, and the distribu- »rlot tor is being forced to expend and open breach offices. M go hoto the operating business or to be- GOTTLIEB'S come involv. in other kinds of brynesses in order to keep from

"And, finally, we are 50100 00 tj'purgrr'e! lations afroOt will be diretted to regional. levels, reaching for legislators, legal agencies, com- ,roups the Pres, in 11..11 to upgrade the image of our industry." Meer Time for MOA Membership In 1966: Wallace ,ontinuad from page 42 wen. With that problem out of the way, MOA can devote more time to serving its members at

eth' M done LI: :"I'V'T."th: ITL` servicern. training (see story elsewhere). We want to estab- lish some program that will truly benefit our operator members. HEW DOUBLE "We shall immove our insup :aim services, making them more attractive to our operator mem- SEQUENCE DOUBLES ber, their employees and their ?'='Youlve beard it before PIPER OPPEOLI -we win make mme progress in improvement of the industry ry- age through public relations. We will Mke active steps toward this * ZLALVVMMITAT: ro'n's!a"I TVA= WW1 that these awociatioas the key to making authentic * progress in relaryg our true in- tiFERialsiiglEfsEi"" dustry to the public. Any Sto, or loml group interested in forming an msociation should contact Fred Grangor, MOA ex-

ecutive vice-president, Mr cep W OR 5 BA PLR tain assistance. *ARM. X 5

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TRY US and join our Family of Satisfied Clients P.O. Bee 6037 Ph. (602) 252-5644 Season's Greetings! Phoenix, Arizona 85005 aaai-Daaaa-Danlaaa2R-2rikalaaiDaaikt-DatZrdtr2R January 1, 1966, BILLBOARD o Song /Rowe -ing Along inging COINMEN IN THE NEWS

PHILADELPHIA Tim Cunningham, Arnold lost, 011000 0 Cow Ma. chine Co.; Dave lakuhowski, Vince WRtere and Simnel Stem, head of Williams Manufacturing Sonny Smith, Chirp Sales. CO. in Chicago, has become a member of the An mal buffet and social hour concluded ly formed 17 Markel Amdates. The each d .classschool w conducted by which also includes Rosen, Bob Harding, Wurlirtaerc field service AMI distributor, purchased a choice center- United, Inc., staffers w hand included Harty city location at 17th and Market Streets for loco. and Rumen Townsend. building development. The site original' BENN OLEMAN held by m magnate W ilk= Fox for a de luxe boI obuilding.... Music operamr Harold DETROIT n was elected a membership la the 33 Mrs. Catherine Dandin is continuing personally Cadet Club, a limited membershipup of the operation of the music route known as bandas and social Rgaenn made up exclusive,exclusively of established by her husband, John K. 32nd de a Mesonr10Ad Mrs 10,0010 DeudCo., m, who died about two months ago. She had of thosEtic Rs;,71' `g, been active the business for some time sad ofAmericef(ARA)e1300 among will manage the route herself.... Rome Co,, of arrangements for Me bene0 ball staged by pkk., who took over the music mute of the Cm, the 'tier, of Graduate Hospital at ' 01 Music Co. established by his brother, the University Museum.. . lack Bennie Mike CapReH, has discontinu. Me buswes president of ABC Consolidated Corp., and Ralph a. to Chicago, his father, A ton C. W. Pete, vice-president of its subsidiary Berio Mid. reports.. . Frank's Music Co. nhas com- Vending Co., attended the testimonial dinner at MliledRoad Eight the Staffer Hilton Hotel in Washington, D. C., 00 Jo.nRo Sheet in the suburb of PRETTY MILDRED Slovin, accompanied by Wally Galion, MMY ROSS honoring /men C Cameras, .terrational Chief Hatt) Park, Fmk Ail.. Sr., founder of the and Armbruster. belts out "The Big Change Is to Rowe," the Barker of Variety Clubs International, of Condom, c spots. The sew building for Chia major Meme of the England MAURIE H. ORODBNILER operatingr 90 boy 90 feet, about e square ¢cß00 000,11 Cfirm'so.u6diMngue s sales nee the held feet larger thenthan its Id location same two SEATTLE cita n4 d m operate, distributor, service man, Emin side he who beadles largely the i a erson ing side of am ea with aty The how, why and when of Marsh. McKe e's Programming brida is contemplatingr o the cow machine business cave to tauon rnin Florida afro the end of light re cent, thanks to an inquisitive Bob Bear the year. HAI. REIMS 1iscket's "New," Smaller, Precision Weight (Wurb.r Co. sdee manger). as (McKee, mast LOS ANGELES coalmen know, partner Ron People in Northwest Sales Co here). Noticing a WOBtaer Dick Murphy,,s a Seeburg representative, and model 413 CUE on the sales floor, Bear asked, "What Buddy Lurie, les manager of Williams about Elec- that. McKee replied: "Once upon a fume, tronic Mfg. Corp.. are spending some time visiting when I was in high school in Hubbard, Ore., Struve Distributing Co.... Larry Rowan, service BALL Ivslatted buying pin games and built up to operd- has oined the Struve team. . route ex, Hob locations howl ander od Portale reports Advance Automatic Sales wdl weekends. mo year win 1936, and operate die the Gottlieb line o exclusive basis. . phonographs c to burin BBaalll 31/1000 Poplar. So I George Munn., of n Simon Distributing, will decided to .d music business. 1 purchased pend a week in Las Vegas and in the mountains éi xñnw one grad model 413. FromProm hi a fiat phono- before beginning We new year.... Earl Holloway, d mgraph, ph, I graduated b more achiool, expanded shipping specialist, N rejoins Simon. . . Wniah from high purchased Clarks shopping at Corn Machine Service When You FISCHER Co.... -That's Quality! her a tners d I gad with Clark Wilkemv has joined Coin Machine Service. MFG. CO., INC.,, TIPTON, MO. Ron. Now wire and travel all over the Beteh of Leuc.ia at, and Bob Hawthorne uilt.ìogincluding Alta co as as es Hawaii. of Las Vegas 'ling the C. A. Robinson Co. Sort o(a -lo climate bu,t control business." . Marvin Miller, of Coin Machine Service, ro- MILWAUKEE M1e has a four -week the AIb HAPPY NEW YEAR from WORLD WIDE Tech tab!,,... table.Alm 'ha? e bra ck the A two -day Wurliber service school. December f IBO tables.. Operators shopping at the 13 -14, drew a good attendance at the United, Inc., Peul L included Earl Feet of SPECIALS ... headquarters here. heim, Ming of Ojai, Mr. and C. Reconditioned EDW. of Canaria., B. and Fred of lake -Refinished-Guaranteed I Sessions w re to tied by leek Zimmermo, d, BH oioday 0 Covina and Fed Maloney WILLIAMS S -BALLS ARCADE Badger .lie Phonograph ûjç Studio; ( Smith Music) N Bor Phil Canyon E325 Andy Ho.Hood and Ch01kCharlie Savke, Mitchell Novelty ALPINE CLUB, lm. 6325 W battling the mumps for the ascend time this yea. C GOtf C0.; Cmy RRrparo, ewpi Novelty; Del Nylander, SOCCER, 1.16. RANGE 395 Fm 0 loi Lamar and Mrs Pe. Doh T. B Innis Van Al& Music, tie leaving 210 3Aß 1 -Pl. 275 Swve Loa Angeles for Salt Lake City Madison;Bison; Bua gerg G &. W Vendors,Venders, South EAGER BEAVER, 2 -Pl. SPECIAL! Onest9F amron at the William H. Leuenhag ,' 375 Milwaukee; Roger Ber Bober' Bookmder Sala PRETTY BABY, 2,1 345 ex Co., Gre en Bay; Waiter Bohm, Eagle enarpries; by Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Bra. WHOOPEE, 4 -H 395 mM S265 CM Rappel, gpheais Tobacco lugoing hat. L Co.; Gene KeMely BRUCE WEBER

DISTRIBUTORS FOR SEEBURG UNITED 27 MACHINES WILLIMS " CINEBOX" DISCOTHEQUE SIMILAR TO RECORDS "SCOPITONE" ÁhT üUVORLD e.. n.,.m,w.."w.,,mnn WIDE distributors cEMRFIPRIOR 10050.00 HOT 100 eV,lad,n noo CABLE DbNÑ GAMIS CHICAGO Rr H O PORI $1725 0.AXgB ARTIST wR Single M . 52000 each. Inspection Invited. RD OH OV MY CLOUD A Salim Stows tendon 9ßE IN BILLBOARD A LOVERS CONCERTO Slap fon Woodfolee 209, CINEPIX, INC. 1-2.3 Me Len Bern oeme 31827 YOU 20 West 55e E4 X0YaA 19. MY. GET THE NEWS TOFU THE ONE /ere Vogues Co8.229 Circle 6U880 I HEAR A SYMPHONY Ierli Supremos M.Lin 1083 LETS HANS ON led 4 Seasons WHEN IT'S NEWS Girdle 6.0890 Philips .317 A TASTE OF HONEY So. ASSI 775 ... SUBSCRIBE NOW HBaméay AIN'T .AI PECULIAR lettRankey Mervin Gaye Aso moil rammed order Mho, m1a TURN, TURN, TURN! Mug sw gy. Wumbia 434. I Dew YOU WHEN Sion Dana, Billy mY BA. SIM Getty 3 yea T npil 50 vexes Iow ri nee.. Contribute to the Dean s EOM n..e. f.r 0 sill 0. Iex, so. DANG BOO .lo MCM 13397 Pey NAT KING COLE M A... w a cnaee. Jerk read scepter DD0 CANCER OYER AND MR Slop Dare gook rive Epic 9863 C pony FOUNDATION SPOTLIGHTS Mow MX 8593 APPLE OF MY EYE LW-Monkey Roy Head Beek Bast Add HANs ON SLOOP, catir. 00033 Slop Ramsay Lode Trio C ad 5522.5 MULE 5117 lark Freddy Cannon Warner Bray 5623 I KM YOU 0 feRINEfeel Red) Slop homes grows King Ty, of In 1741 PRINCESS IN RMS Slop Gene Pitney Musksel3Cl

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January 1, 1966, BILLBOARD 49 NEW AND USED COIN MACHINES Bowlers Mont.) Arcade !gunmen( (Can.) Kiddie Rides (Cant.) 'oneinued from 1.8. ARCADE EQUIPMENT man 14.41.1 116.naris Z.= emu am, I BALLY I

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THE VENDA CORP.] 1'a:7,1:LA qietú. H. KEENEY I =NZ wwl `g:'14111,' w lt71. Ito j WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC j Mann.. 50 January 1, 1966, BILLBOARD New Rowe AMI Wall-Ettc The first remote selection system to deliver real, 100 %, two -ear, you- are -there stereo!

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The result? Far superior sound quality and coverage that invite more play, bigger pay, every day! And Wall -Este is faster, easier to install and service -great little merchandiser, too. Has many exclusive features that make service a cinch and keep lost play time to a minimum. Also offers twelve display panels that can hold miniature album covers or advertise location food and drink specials. r/ "3/ l.e® Make m money with music make room for the BIG CHANGE. MANUFACTURING See and hear it at your Rowe Distributor. Tr, Hills Road,

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