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JANUARY 2, 1965 SEVENTIETH YEAR 50 CENTS Mercury Names Scott in Spoken Word Expansion CHICAGO -Mercury Rec- posure for this type material ords is launching a full -scale would be FM and college radio push into the spoken word field stations. and has named , New He credited much of the inter- York playwright and writer, its est in the spoken word field director of dramatic plays. to the younger generations Scott will head a department which were more ex- Bulbo that will produyce material on posed to literature. with The International Music -Record Newsweekly the Mercury label but "With the growing college and packag- special promotion population, there is a greater by his Radio-TV Programming PhonoTap Merchandising Coln Machine Operating ing. He'll be assisted interest in preserving ideas ex- brother Bob Scott, well -known panded in dramatic plays be- musician, and ar- yond the limited attendance of ranger. the plays themselves," Steinberg In making the announcement said, Billboard, Irwin Steinberg, to He noted that records would Rodgers Stages Runaway Mercury executive vice- presi- be used to capture significant dent, noted that the firm wished dramatic works by specific ar- to expand its entry foothold in a tists just as records have been field in which it already recorded In Groove on All Fronts Arthur Miller's "After the Fall," used to do this in the field of music for many years. being done in New York's Lin- By MIKE GROSS Lieberson said to me the other stein on "West Side Story" and coln Repertory Center. Joe Scott was most recently day: 'How Is ' with Jule Styne on "." He Mercury is also negotiating associated with "Sunday," which NEW YORK - Richard score for his new show ?' 'Simply worked alone on the scores for for "Incident at Vichy." another is to go on Broadway, and to- Rodgers will be dominating the marvelous,' answered. 'Have "A Funny Thing Happened on Miller production. gether with his brother Bob. within next record business the you heard it ?' asked my friend. the Way to the Forum" and Record and Buy Masters wrote the "Amaranths." veteran few months. The corn - 'No,' said I. 'But then .. ,; said "Anyone Can Whistle." Scott will not only record orig- Bob wrote the music for "Taste have go- poser will productions he. I was not being facetious, "Do I Hear a Waltz" is sched- inal material but will purchase of Honey" and has been arrang- ing for him on the Broadway I was simply expressing some- uled to open on Broadway in existing masters. Steinberg noted ing for . Sarah and stage, motion pictures TV, thing which I know to be truc March. The musical stars Eliza- that the principle medium of ex- Vaughan and Harry Belafonte. and a flock of record companies -that Richard Rodgers writes beth Allen and RCA Victor's at to tie in are already work a score, it is inconceivable that Sergio Franchi. with this unprecedented show it will not contain two, three, The "Cinderella" will business spread. four or more beautiful . he released in conjunction with record corn - Leading off the His is an extraordinary gift. For the CBS-TV airing in February. Issue Caster pany activity will be Vic- to RCA . who else could have The production stars Ginger RCA tor and . Vic- opened a musical, as he did 'No Rogers. Celeste Holm, Walter tor has the of The Strings," with a ballad, com- Pigeon and Leslie Warren. Sound of Music" and Colum- pelling, ingratiating and lyrical, 's Of Flora, Red Menace has the original Broadway when most shows are lucky if "Cinderella" was originally tele- album of "Do I a cast Hear they can get started with a 30- vised by CBS in 1957 with NEW YORK - RCA Victor starting March 29, The musical Waltz," as well as the original piece orchestra pushing along in the title role. will release the original Broad- will be directed by George cast version of the TV special. solo singers, a chorus. assorted Columbia also issued a cast al- way cast album of "Flora, the Abbott. For the "Cinderella." rhythmic hand -clapping, danc- bum of the production. Red Menace." the musical The score for the show will Not to be shut out of this production, ers. hoof -beats, marching ele- new "Cinderella" which will mark the Broadway be published by Tommy Va- Rodgers runaway, many other wrote the words and phants, and whatever else can Rodgers debut of , Judy lando, who, incidentally, pub- labels already have plans in music to several new songs. he used to hopefully get Garland's daughter. lishes the "Fiddler on the Roof"' works to cover the scores of The RCA Victor album of the show off the ground ?" Miss Minnelli, who is a Capi- score written by Jerry Bock and "" and "Do soundtrack is scheduled for re- (The original Broadway cast tol Records artist, will be given Sheldon Harnick. I Hear a Waltz" with their own before the album of "No Strings," inciden- lease in March, just an okay to record the cast pack- and single disk versions. that album was 's world premiere. At age for Victor. She's currently Never before has one composer advertising, ords.) time. an extensive scoring for the Capitol label so much current product cam- had promotion and publicity with an album entitled "Liza! as Rodgers with the Rodgers' new show, "Do I Vic- Newport Fest's available paign will be launched by Liza!" upcoming releases on these two Hear a Waltz," marks a depar- tor to support the album. "Flora" is being produced by productions. ture for him in that it is his The a 20th Century-Fox film, Prince and marks The record company drives first collaborative effort with Todd -AO De Luxe Color ver- Harold S. Victor's second tie of the season R.I. Site on Rodgers, who first clicked in Stephen Sondheim. Rodgers did sion of the Broadway hit, stars New Lorenz the score for "No Strings" alone with a Prince musical. The collaboration with Hart Julie Andrews and Christopher The Newport and collaborated with the late other is the top -selling original BOSTON - with "The Garrick Gaieties" Plummer. Co - starring are cast album Festival and Folk Festival 40 years ago, is best explained Oscar Hammerstein 2d on "The Parker, Richard Hadn Broadway of "Fid- Eleanor Roof." will operate in the 1965 edition by Goddard Lieberson, Colum- Sound of Music" and "Cinder- Peggy Wood, dler on the and in Rhode Island although the bia Records president. In an ex- ella." Sondheim previously col- the acquisition was In announcing The new musical, which will be changed, accord- clusive statement to Billboard. laborated with Leonard Bern- John (music) locale (Continued im page 8) written by Kander ing to George Wein, who Ebb (lyrics) with a and Fredd dropped in at his home town Robert Russell, is book by this week. A city license has scheduled to open on Broadway mimed on page 8) NewTeamupShows EMI: Empire on May 1 after a tryout tour

Its sings her newest hit single. "Whose Heart Are You Breaking Las Spreading Tonight ?" (K- 13303), in her current engagement at the Sahara Hotel, London recorded by Results for never before Vegas. Also part of her night club act are songs NEW YORK -The team -up London's product diversity Connie, now in her latest LP, "A New Kind of Connie" (E /SE 4153). of Herb Goldfarh and Walt was demonstrated to its fullest World Image (Advertisement) Maguire in the operational extent late last month when the structure of London Records company was working on the By ANDRE De VEKEY Electrical Mu- last year is paying off for the Rolling Stones and Sir Winston LONDON - deciding to company. With Goldfarb as na- Churchill. Both are hitting a sical Industries, in tional sales manager, and Ma- hot sales score for the company. enhance its international image on jackets, guire as manager of pop artists The Rolling Stones with its by using a new logo and ad- and repertoire and sales. London singles and album releases and promotion material all spells out once again has just come off one of its Sir Winston with a $100 pack- vertising, profitable age of his Goldfarh the "one world" concept of the most years and is speeches. Millions will looking to 1965 as one of ex- reported that more than 1,000 record business. pansion in all areas. Churchill already have see the design which brings to- from one The expansion program been sold. gether the labels is fountainhead: HMV. Angel, Co- wide - ranged, covering pop For 1965, Goldfarb and Ma- lumbia, Capitol, Pathe, Odeon, product from and the guire will continue to stress . LP and EP cover Memphis, a build -up of classical artists who've for been scoring designs are usually the same imports for its Da Alte Werk Among them in the past year. wherever an EMI record is is- series, an expansion of its re- them are Mantovani, the Bache- finished sleeves, cently formed domestic record sued (either lors. the Zombies, the Nashville fronts or color separates are tie, Coliseum Records, which Teens. the Combo, shipped for local product). but debuted last month with Tutti Willy Mitchell and Gene Sim- as it is not possible to use label Camarata's "Tutus Trombones," mons. Black, Mitchell and Sim- well trade -marks in every country as as embarking on an ex- mons. incidentally, represent the registration tensive opera program which due to some local "Memphis which Joe the creation of the will be launched with Got - Sound" problems, "Die logo (introduced during terdammerung" early the Coughie has been turning out new in to present year. for London through Hi Records. 1964), enables EMI to the public a common image According to D. H. Toiler- There also will he an expan- throughout the world. bond, London's executive vice - sion of the "Phase 4" program plus president, the EMI has 25 companies program should sited make the company considerably that includes such artists as 20 manufacturing licensees throughout the bigger in 1965 and even bigger Stanley Black, Johnny Keating, strategically in 1966. Frank Orandel, and Ted Heath. (Continued out page 16)

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www.americanradiohistory.com Atlantic in Promotional Push NEW YORK -Atlantic Rec- visit the retailers to do a "mis- duction details under Bob - ords will put a heavier empha- sionary job" for the company heiser, national sales manager, and other sis on its promotional activities with displays. tie -ins, and Len Sachs, director of al- will help the dealer in the coming year. With re- work that bum merchandising. Miss Weis- of Abe Kesh and in turn benefit the com- cent appointment berg came to Atlantic after a as head of its sales and promo- pany. stint with Lieber and Stoller's promotion staff is tion office on the West Coast Atlantic's Redbird label. and with a man about to be rounded out by national promo- designated in the Midwest, At- tion man Joe Medlin. based in "We're now geared,- said an in- Wexler. "to get the greatest lantic will have developed a New York; Joe Galkin, man who possible mileage out all our . ii(JG, force that can touch all bases dependent promotion of every around the country. covers the Midsouth for Atlan- records in part of the and According to Jerry Wexler. tic working out of Atlanta. country." inde- Atlantic's executive vice- presi- Matt Parsons. another In addition to working on TERRY ISONO (left), deejay on JOQR's who (World Wide Radio Tokyo) dent, the men in the promo- pendent promotion titan disks issued on the Atlantic " World Wide Hit Parade," gets list of Billboard's Top Ten singles tional division are keyed to act travels down the East Coast on via international telephone from Don Ovens. New label, the promotion division Billboard, York, and sales rep- special projects. such as his re- The confab is held Thursdays between Tokyo and New York, with as merchandising covers the subsidiary Atce line than just cent assignment on Ben E. portions broadcast on Isono's show. resentatives rather as well as l a b e s , hich are and Joe promotion men. In this respect, King's "Seven Letters," picked by Atlantic for national Wexler explained, their duties Smith based in Miami covering distribution. extend beyond getting air play, the South. 'Exchange Program' Links "Air play without sales is mean- The national promotion op- I:1I II1111111;11IIi111111111i ingless," he emphasized. eration, which reports to Wex- 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111L' II 11l I,iIC The promotion operation, ler, is co- ordinated in New Tokyo Radio, Billboard therefore, has such additional York by George Furness, visiting distributors to The latest addition to the TOKYO Wide Radio chores as Billboard -World sored by Sony. Japan's leading and to fill in Atlantic family is Florence (JOQR, Tokyo) and Billboard electronic check inventories Published Weekly by manufacturer. numbers as well as to Weisberg, who is handling pro- on open Company magazine are participating in a The broadcast is heard Mon- The Billboard Publishing broadcast 2160 Patterson St.. Cincinnati, O. 45214 nightly titled "Sony day through Saturday evenings Tel. 381 -6450 World Wide Hit Parade" spon- at 10:15 p.m. (Tokyo time), par- ticipants are disk jockey and Publisher master of ceremonies Terry Hal 8. Cook New York Of lice Isono and Don Ovens of the Epic in Record Yr.; Cap. to Cut New York Billboard staff. Editorial Office Isono's trans -oceanic calls are 165 W. 46th St.. New York. N. Y. 10036 Area Code 212, PL 7 -2800 made weekly to Ovens in New Cable: BILLBOARO NEWYORK Kenton'Neo' York during which the Billboard Sales Up 87.5% Editor -in -Chief Lee Zhito Top 10 and news of recording Editors Paul Ackerman, stars are discussed. The conver- NEW YORK - bums that clicked for Epic Aaron Sternfield Orchestra sation is taped and later used racked up the greatest sales in were: the Five's Department Editors, New York in the nightly broadcast. its 11 -year history in 1964 with "Glad All Over," "The Dave HOLLYWOOD - Capitol Musse Editor Paul Ackerman a net volume increase of Clark Five Return" and "Ameri- Gross Records will record Stan Ken - The Top 10 records for that dollar Associate Editor Mike 87.5 per cent over 1963- These can Tour "; Bobby Vinton's "Tell the Copy Editor Rocco Sobel ton's new neophonic orchestra. week are played by Isono, who Gil Eaggen on actual net Me Why," Bobby Vinton's Radio -TV Programming Label President Alan Livings- also interprets the conversation figures are based Coin Machines Nicholas Biro sales volume for the period Jan- Greatest Hits." "Blue Velvet" ton said the company was en- of Ovens for the audiences here. Department Editor, Chicago uary 1964, to Nov. 30, and pro- and "There I've Said It Again "; thused about the opportunity to The new program has proved to Audio.V,deo Editor Nicholas Biro he one of the most popular ra- jected sales volume for Decem- comedian Godfrey Cambridge's present the resident contempo- Editorial Offices dio programs in Tokyo, accord- ber. "Ready or Not"; the sound- U. S. rary jazz orchestra. J. Sachs According to Leonard S. Levy, tracks of "Lilies of the Field" Cincinnati, Exec. New: Editor Wm. While no definite plans have ing to the newspapers here. Chicago, Midwest Editor ,..,tlicholes Biro Plans are now being made for vice - president - general man- and "Malamondo," and the Vil- Washington Bureau Chief Mildred Hell been made to cut the organiza- Don ager of Epic, the sale of single lage Stompers' "More Sounds of Nashville News Light tion at its Music Center home. additional features of the broad- Hollywood, W. Coast News ....Eliot Tiegel cast such as transatlantic phone records was 22 per cent greater Washington Square" and "Wash- Contributing Editen Livingston said Capitol would Gavin than in 1963 and total album ington Square." David tachenbtucb, Bill like to attempt a taping there. conversations between Isono, Ovens and top recording stars. sales 138.6 per cent greater. Epic's emergence as a fully - Research Department, New York "The Music Center and neo- The continued growth of integrated label this past year Director Thomas E. hooted Mt,. Andrew Temko phonic orchestra will give us a Epic is reflected in the fact that marked a growing importance Pop Charts showcase to find new jazz works last year its sales had increased in all areas of recorded enter- Special Projects Development Dept and artists," Livingston said. more than 15 per cent over tainment. In the country and General Manager Andrew Cslde Aware that other large jazz or- those of 1962. In 1962, it had western field, Epic's young Production Department, New York chestras to unite jazz attempting Liberty Ups achieved a 220 per cent increase singer David Houston won rec- Art Director Lea Lebowltt with forms of years Epic's ognition as the year's most over 1961. In these General Advertising Office, N. Y have all failed, Livingston ad- success from promising country vocalist. in resulted primarily Director of Sales Peter Heine mitted Kenton's orchestra has a a series of hits in the singles addition to his debut Epic al- Promotion Director Geraldine Platt tough it. Sales Richard Wilson road before "People Mendell, Fead market by such artists as Bobby bum, "New Voice From Nash- Midwest Music resist new works and new tal- West Coast Gen. Mgr. Bill Wardlow Vinton, George Maharis, Rolf ville," the label released five Nashville Music Sales Don Light ent," Livingston said, "but Stan's Village singles which won wide Harris and the Stomp- accept- Coin Machine Adv., Chicago committed to the orchestra" and however, Epic ance in the pop as well as ers. ln 1964, the Coin Machine Ad. Mgr. ,,..Richard Wilson Capitol is enthused about the strengthed its position in the c &w market. The label also Sales, New York project. singles market and also emerged signed Charlie Circulation Circulation Manager Milton Gorbulew as a vital factor in the national Walker, whose first release, album market. Among the al- (Continued ore Fife' TI Subscription Fulfillment Send Form 3579 to DEPARTMENTS 2160 Patterson St., Cincinnati, O. 45214 Full dmtnt Manager Joseph Pace & FEATURES BOOK REVIEW U. S. Branch Offices Chicago. Ill 60601, 188 W. Randolph Hot 100 Chart. . Page 1Q Area Code 312, CE 6.9818 H ollywood. Cah f. 90028. 1520 N. 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www.americanradiohistory.com TOP RECORDS OF 1964 The list below represents the top singles sides of the past year (Jan. 4 issue through Dec. 12 issue). The rank order in no way attempts to report actual sales of any of the records involved. This chart was determined by an analysis of the weektoweek information utilized in compiling the "Hot 100" chart. Many of the records, with possibly greater cumulative sales than some of those listed above them, are not so ranked because of the methodology involved In this tabulation. Records that reached their peak prior to 1964 and after the Dec. 12, 1964, issue could not be fully represented. Other records were affected in total points by the number of weeks on chart as well as weekto -week positions.

Poi. Titlf. Ari,f t, -libel Pa TITLE. Arlin, label 1. 51. THE GIRL FROM IPANEMA Beatles, Capitol Getz /Gilberto. Verve IT'S OFFICIAL: The entire catalog 52. CAN'T BUY ME LOVE of Mercury and its subsidiary labels 2. SHE LOVES YOU will Beatles. Swan Beatles. Capitol be available on Revere-Wallensak stereo cartridge tapes. Signing the agreement is Irwin 3. HELLO, DOLLY! 53. REMEMBER (Welkin' In the Sand) Steinberg. Mercury executive vice president. . Kapp Shangri.Las, Red Bird Onlookers are Kenny Myers, vice-president in charge of the Mercury 54. C'MON AND SWIM 4. WOMAN label; Lou Simon, Philips; Carrell H. Boyd, Revere.Wollensak OH, PRETTY Bobby Freeman, Autumn division , Monument general sales manager; Charles Fach, 55. DO YOU WANT TO KNOW A SECRET Smash, Fontana and Cumber. 5. I GET AROUND Beatles, Vee Jay land; Dick Bruce, Blue Rock, and Dick Sherman, Limelight. Beach Boys. Capitol 56. 6, Impressions, ABCParamount . Reprise 57. BABY I NEED YOUR LOVING 7. . Mercury Catalog Will Be , Motown 58. NAVY BLUE 8. WE'LL SING IN THE SUNSHINE Diane Renay. 20th CenturyFox Gale Garnett. RCA Victor 59. DIANE Available on 3M Tapes 9. Bachelors, London J. Frank Wilson with the Cavaliers. Josue 60. OUT OF LIMITS CHICAGO -Mercury's entire of Revere -Wollensak automatic 10. Marketts, Warner Bros. catalog, material Supremes. Motown including on tape recorders which thread, 61. LITTLE HONDA all its subsidiary labels. 11. PEOPLE Hondells, will soon play, rewind and reject up to Mercury be , Columbia 62. CHUGALUG available in the form of 20 cartridges automatically. 12. JAVA , stereo cartridge tapes through Smash In announcing , Al Hirt. RCA Victor 63. SEE THE FUNNY the Revere -Wollensak division LITTLE CLOWN Steinberg noted that the 13. A 'S NIGHT Bobby Goldsboro. United of the Minnesota Mining & "Re- Artists scre- Beatles. Capitol 64. BECAUSE Manufacturing Company (3M). Wollensak recorders have 14. LOVE ME DO Dave Clark Five, Epic Irwin H. Steinberg, Mercury's opened up a new market for taped we Beatles. Capitol of Canada / Tollte 65. (Just Like) ROMEO b JULIET executive vice -president. last music and are happy 15. Reflections. Golden World week to he ahle to offer our catalog . Ascot signed an agreement with 66. FOR YOU 3M which will permit the dupli- to 3M." 16. PLEASE PLEASE ME Rick Nelson. Decca Beatles. Vee Jay 67. TODAY cation and distribution of selec- Steinberg noted that all of tion the 17. DANCING IN THE STREET New Christy Minstrels. Columbia from firm's library. Mercury's product managers will Martha & the Vandellas. Gordy 68. CAN'T YOU SEE THAT SHE'S MINE Available to Reverc-Wollen- he working closely with Revere - 18. LITTLE CHILDREN Dave Clark Five, Epic sak will he all masters on the Wollensak, including: Kenny Billy J. Kramer, Imperial 69. LEADER OF THE PACK Mercury, Philips. Smash, Fon- Myers, vice -president in charge 19. LOVE ME WITH ALL YOUR HEART Shangn Las. Red Bird lana, Cumberland. Blue Rock of the Mercury label: Lou Ray Charles Singers. Command 70. FUNNY and Limelight labels, in all Simon, Philips; Charles Fach. 20. Joe Hinton. Back Beat categories of music. Smash, Fontana and Cumber- Drifters, Atlantic 71. THE WAY YOU DO THE THINGS YOU 21. CHAPEL The stereo cartridges are de- land: Dick Bruce, Blue Rock. OF LOVE DO 3M's Dixie Cups, Red Bird Temptations. signed for use with line and Dick Sherman. Limelight. 22. SUSPICION 72. ANYONE WHO HAD A HEART Terry Stafford. Crusader . Scepter 23. GLAD ALL OVER 73. I LOVE YOU MORE AND MORE EVERY Dave Clark Five. Epic DAY 24. RAG DOLL Ai Martino. Capitol 'Solid' DCP Looks to 1965 4 Seasons, Philips 74. IT'S OVER 25. DAWN (Go Away) Roy Orbison, Monument NEW YORK -DCP Records. Several established ' artists 4 Seasons, Philips 75. RONNIE 's label, is winding up were brought into DCP during 26. BREAD AND BUTTER 4 Seasons. Philips Newbeats, Hickory 76. SURFIN' BIRD its first year of operations in the past year. These include 27. IT HURTS TO BE IN LOVE Trashmen. Garrett solid shape and with further Sandy Stewart. June Valli and , Musicor 77. WHAT KIND OF FOOL (Do You Think build -up plans scheduled for the Kathy Keegan. Other artists 28. DEAD MAN'S CURVE Am) coming year. who joined the label were Larry Jan & Dean. Liberty Tanis. ABC Paramount Costa has blueprinted a pro- Banks. Nicole Croisille, Bobby 29. COME A LITTLE BIT CLOSER 78. THE DOOR IS STILL OPEN TO MY gram for more album releases Duke and the Counts. the Cal- Jay Americans, & the United Artists HEART and will continue to sign name low Singers. Perlean Gray. 30. Martin. Reprise Dean artists and groom new talent. Bobby Hart, Mamie Lee, Jesse Peter & Gordon, Capitol 79. YOU REALLY GOT ME also acquire masters Young. Betty Mabry', the Rest- 31. HAVE I THE RIGHT? Kinks, Reprise He'll for Honeycombs. Interphon 80. THE SHELTER OF YOUR ARMS release on DCP. less Ones, Teddy and the Pan- 32. DON'T LET THE RAIN COME DOWN Sammy Davis Jr.. Reprise During 1964, the company das. Bobby Wilding, the Simp- (Crooked Little Man) 81. I'M SO PROUD scored with several chart disks son , Mike Scott and Serendipity Singers, Philips Impressions. ABC,Paramount and strong sellers, including "I'm British group, the Minets. 33. 82. I WANNA LOVE HIM SO BAD on the Outside (Lookin' In)" The current staff of DCP, in Supremes. Motown Jelly Beans, Red Bird and "Goin' Out of My Head." addition to Costa. includes Leo 34. LET IT BE ME 83. by Little Anthony and the Im- Costa. office manager: Joe Za- Betty Everett & , Vee Jay Roger Miller, Smash perials: "I Didn't Know What leski, sales and promotion man- 35. WISHIN' AND HOPIN' 84. COTTON CANDY Was." by the - Howard Cook, direc- , Philips Al Hirt, RCA Victor Time It Cramp ager, and ton Sisters: "Lost Without You." public re- 36. YOU DON'T OWN ME 85. (You Don't Know) HOW GLAD I AM tor of publicity and Randazzo, and "Put Lesley Gore, Merury Nancy Wilson, Captiol by Teddy lations. The DCP line is dis- 37. WALK ON BY Your Head on My Shoulder." 86. MONEY Artists Dionne Warwick. Scepter Kingsmen, Wand by the Don Costa Orchestra tributed through United 38. THE HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN 87. DON'T THROW YOUR LOVE AWAY and Chorus. Records. Animais, MGM Searchers. Kapp 39. G. T. O. 28. HI -HEEL SNEAKERS Ronny & the Daytonas. Mala Tommy Tucker, Checker 40. 89. HOW DO YOU DO IT Beatles, Tollte Gerry & the Pacemakers, Laurie NARM Making Survey; 41. MEMPHIS 90. WALK -DON'T RUN '64 , Imperial Ventures. Dolton 42. WHITE ON WHITE 91. Given Queries Danny Williams, United Artists Dave Clark Five, Epic Members 43. HEY LITTLE COBRA 92. SHANGRI -LA papers. The study will also be Rip Chords, Columbia Robert Maxwell, His Harp & Ork, Decca PHILADELPHIA - Confi- for sent to schools. universities and 44. SHOOP SHOOP 93. HAUNTED HOUSE dential questionnaires the Betty Everett, Vee Jay , Hi 1964 National Association of colleges. to he 45. BITS AND PIECES 94. STEAL AWAY Record Merchandisers' study are Some of the ground Dave Clark Five, Epic Jimmy Hughes, Fame hcing sent to all NARM mem- covered will include number, place- 46. 95 bers, according to Jules Mala- type and geographical Millie Small, Smash Beatles, Capitol mud, executive director of the ment of record rack locations. 47. UM, UM, UM, UM, UM, UM ,. A FOOL NEVER LEARNS rack merchandiser group. whether or not the locations are Major Lance, Okeh Columbia , Results of the fourth annual discount operations, type of rec- 48. THE LITTLE OLD LADY (From Pasadena) 97. BAD TO ME NARM survey will be made ord product by speed, type of Jan & Dean, Liberty Billy J. Kramer. Imperial volume. 49. DON'T LET public at the group's annual music, gross dollar THE SUN CATCH YOU n0, THERE! I'VE SAID IT AGAIN branch operations CRYING Bobby Vinton, Epic convention. Feb. 28 -March 4, number of and total warehouse space de- Gerry & the Pacemakers. Laurie 09. I OUIE LOUIE at the Fairmont Hotel, San 50. Kingsmen, Wand Francisco. A brochure based on voted to records. Chad Stuart & Jeremy Clyde, World 0. NEEDLES AND PINS the survey will be sent to firms Cumulative figures are used, Artists Searchers, Kapp in the indus- with no information about indi- try and to business and trade vidual firms disclosed. 2, 1965 6 BILLBOARD, January

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Continued Jr,rm page I "The Sound of Music." in- ment with the new Broadway NEW YORK - The sale of popular models - used cidentally, marks the third time show, the movies and harmonicas in the by and artists of the soundtrack, George R. TV, folk -is the RCA Victor has had a sound- Rodgers added another facet is close to 4,000.)00 annually. Marine Band. Marck. vice -president and gen- to The chromatic track LP of an original Broad- his career last summer by This figure is predicated upon models are higher and eral manager of the RCA Victor tak- priced way cast album counterpart on ing over as producer the American Music Confer- have enjoyed Record Division. said. We arc of the the greatest pro- the Columbia label. The two musical theater series ence's estimate for sales during portionate sales delighted to have this endear- for New increase. previous times were with York's Lincoln Center. 1963, plus an increase during Hohner attributes ing Rodgers and Hammerstein Here, the boom Charles Strouse and Lee Adams' too, he was tied in with the rec- 1964 of between 30 and 40 per in harmonica sales to work on our label. and we are the activi- "Bye. Bye, Birdie" und Rodgers ord business by a cent. This increase for the past ties of American certain the marvelous movie ver- making deal r &b artists, and Hammerstein's "South Pa- with Victor to issue cast albums year is the estimate of M. such as Sonny Boy Williamson. sion of the Broadway hit will cific." The latter musical sold of his production there. His two Hohncr, German harmonica whose playing of the instru- add a new excitement and lustre over 1.000.000 copies in both productions last summer. "The manufacturer who dominates ment created a British vogue. to legendary success its already the soundtrack and Broadway King and I" the market. Brian Jones story." and "The Merry of the Rolling cast versions. Widow," were put into the According to Hohner, all Stones, and Paul Jones of Man- Columbia also is planning to In addition to his involve- groove by Victor. models are up in sales. The most fred Mann, are noteworthy per- cash in on the release of the formers. According to Jones, movie by repackaging its origi- "every second group in England nal Broadway cast album of the uses the harmonica." Jones musical and giving it a new pro- claims that most of them play motional push. Columbia's badly because they are unfamil- Broadway cast album, which 15,000 Attend Rites to iar with the bluesman s trick of stars was Mary Martin, released using a harmonica in a key a weather who said he burst threat- in 1959. It was certified by the CHICAGO -A crowd esti- eerie for sescral hours ager fifth above that of her The - Record Industry Association of mated at 15,000 flocked to the until permitted to file past eningly into office. so that notes ordinarily blown was America for a gold record for Tabernacle Baptist Church on Cooke's casket after the church shooting ruled justifiable are available as draw notes the -a having achieved over SI,000,- South Side Thursday night emptied. homicide. technique which is an aid in to and eulogies 000 in sales soon after. (171 pay last respects to Sam Earlier in the day heavy- Tearful poetic making a blucsy sound. Cooke. weight boxing champion Cassius were intoned by several Negro Britishers coming to America who knew Only a third of the crowd Clay viewed Cooke's body at ministers Cooke from brought the harmonica boom could be accommodated in the a funeral the days he and his seven home. with them - although sales in church and 50 policemen were The RCA Victor recording brothers and sisters formed a this country had been going up. singing called the called out to shepherd the over- artist was fatally shot in Los gospel group anyway, as a result of usage a This was shortly Clay Opens flow uhich milled shout in near- Angeles by woman hotel man- Child Singers. by such folksters as after the family moved to Chi- and imitators. The growth of cago from Mississippi. interest in Negro blues. and Cooke graduated to the High- the harmonica playing of Negro BUSY IMPRESARIO winning wide New Store way QC's, a and artists such as also devoted gospel -mode following helped. TACOMA. Wash. -Sherman in the great Chicago ghetto. In Harmonica playing by the Clay & Company, music spe- Landi Lining Up Array of 1949, he joined the Soul Stirrers, Beatles and the Rolling Stones. the cialists. recently held the grand and led the troupe from and by Rodney Argent of the church circuit to the Copa. opening of a new store at 904 Zombies, Ray Davies of the Top Italian Talent for U.S. "The world is better because Broadway here, according to Kings, Karl Anthony Green of Sam Cooke lived," eulogized the have kept NEW PORK-- Eberto Lands. saried career in U. S. radio on Herman's Hermits - James Gilbertson, store manager. Rev. Lewis Rawls. "He inspired known as the in the WNCW. WBNX, WHOM and sales up. In Britain, folk -style The firm's previous store was many youths of all races and field of Italian artists presenta- WOV. He still has his own ra- harmonica seems to be growing; destroyed by fire last year. creeds." in the United States, it's blues. tions, is planning an impressive dio programs on WEVD and E. Rodney Jones, representing Clay has now added number of concerts in early WHOM. He also broadcasts Kristin White, promotion gal WVON radio station owner with the Hohner company, digs a stereo and TV department. 1965 featuring top names from special feeds for Italian Radio Leonard Chess, said: "As long the harmonica -blues -folk scene the . through the Voice of America. will under management of John as music exists, Sam Cooke the most. She states that Mel From 1943 -1948, he worked for Peacock, in addition to musical Landis who presents concerts live." WVON broadcast the Lyman, who plays with Jim in and through- the International Division of the memorial service. instruments, records and sheet Kweskin's in Boston - out the National Broadcasting System. was buried in Los Eastern half of the Cooke Cambridge. has a number of music. He also created and packaged U. S., will present Peppino do Angeles. followers who are coming into Sherman Clay was established the first foreign TV show on Capri in a two -week tour in their own, notably Tony Glover. in San Francisco April 1949. It has continued in in 1870. moved January. In February, will is John Hammond Jr.. his weekly presentations of Another to the Northwest at the turn appear in concert in New York who blues for Vanguard. "Continental which records and Rita Pavone will appear at Miniatures," Russell Wells There are also Elliot. who of the century, and opened un feature Italian Jack Carnegie Hall in March. musical . learned to play from Woody Tacoma shortly before World Landi has a law degree from Landi's first concert presenta- Guthrie, and blind . War 1. There are nine stores tion suns with Italian singer - style, low - down. the University of Milan and a 72 Chicago in Washington, as well as many journalism degree from the Uni- Carlo Buti at the Academy of Succumbs at evil -hearted blues is proving stores in and versity Music in Brooklyn. Its success fruitful for the harmonica. California. of Perugia, as well as a -Russell B. Wells, led him to present Italian artists DENVER Sonny Terry. as harmonica of the Charles E. Domenico 72. president for an example, is at the Modugno, Claudio Denver. player, Villa, Renato Wells Music Company, popularity. Carosone, Rober- ill- height of his lino, Marino Marini, Luciano died recently after a brief Vergili and Giacomo Rondinella. ness. Born in Evanston, Ill., he Landi has also brought the came to Denver with his parents major Italian Sang Festivals to in 1900. His father founded the Epic Sales the U. S.. among them the San music company in 1919. He took STOP Remo and fests and, over the presidency of the firm most recently. the Cantagiro 87.5% when his father died 18 years Up Festival which played to good reading someone else's ago. (',rntimred Ìr:rrrt pat, .f houses. He was a former president. Tonks." Landi often serves as his own "Close All the Honky copy of BILLBOARD vice -president and board mem- immediate hit. In master of ceremonies. perform- became an ber of the National Association the field. Epic ing his chores in Italian and international of Music Merchants. Survivors with Richard and English. He is aware of the clicked Cliff include his widow. Mari G.: a Harris. The label also likes and dislikes of his .wdi- Rolf daughter, Mrs. Joan Smith of in the comedy SUBSCRIBE NOW ences through continuing re- made a dent Denver: a brother. Horace Wells with Godfrey Cam- search of his Landi Adver- market firm. of Los Angeles: and three grand- "Ready or Not," and tising. He also keeps abreast of bridge's 'l'he most consistently rewarding children. in the folk area with the developing trends in music and scored Buck Porch Majority. new artists through associates in For the coming year. Epic has business investment you can makt Italy and his frequent trips blueprinted campaigns for the there. At one time. few of the Newport Fest Staple Singers, a gospel group, Jus snail roque. order today Italian artists were known in (',tn'inued J,' ,m passe I and pop singer Damita Jo, whose BILLBOARD. 2160 Potter,on Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45214 702 this country before they came been granted and the date for debut LP, "This Is Damita Jo," Plate enter my subscription to BILLBOARD for to the U. S. for Landi -sponsored and the jazz event fixed for the will he released this month. 1 concerts. He noted that the YEAR SIS 3 YEARS $35 New D Renew the husband- and -wife team of situation has changed. Now, July 4 weekend with the folk O Payment enclosed 2 EXTRA issue, for cosh LI Bal me lote. for Paul and Mimi Evans. most Italian artists are known festival scheduled the third Abore subscription rotes for Continental U. S. IS Canodo. . Epic's rhythm here either through imported or fourth weekend of July. o as rotes on request. and blues outlet. continued records or their records on The new site will be a spa- High- rolling with Major Lance. Wal- Company American labels. So, the rec- cious area on Connell by Mariano ter Jackson, Ted Taylor and the ords have served a notable pur- way made available Nome Bucolo and believed to provide Vibrations. pose in creating wider interna- the classical end. Epic hit a better framework for the On tional appeal of music and art- albums Addr.s, event than Freehody Park. Traf- a good sales stride with ists and Landi's continuing serv- fic congestion will he alleviated. by the Juilliard String Quartet. City stat. b Zip Kipnis, and ice to the Italian -American com- since the ground is large enough harpsichordist Igor and has given hint rewarding to all activities of pianists Leon Fleisher Type of Rosin*. s Title munity accommodate satisfaction. the festivals. Charles Rosen. 2, 1965 8 BILLBOARD, January

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