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No. 162 Week ending April 18, 1964 Every Thursday 6d.Registered at the G.P.O. as a newspaper GREAT NEW 1-13 FROM STONES THE SWINGING BLUE JEANS are currently doing fantastic business all over the IT'S out this week! - The long-awaited firstL.P. by the Rolling -L Stones. No title on the sleeve, just a collection of twelve R & B -style world. Their "" is high in the U.S. charts, while they have been numbers, in typical Stones' tradition. And a racing certainty for the invited to tour Russia. best-selling lists-it,could even push off the top. Odd people turned up for the vari- beat.Thisis ous sessions . . . the Stones have an old Jimmy ReedChuck Berry composition, and it's ato the rest of the set. Nevertheless, worked on this for at leastnumber, whose material the Stonesdriving,poundingandextremely theblues come throughstrongly. three months. You can hear theirperform very competently. well -performed number with plenty And this may be more popular Than road manager, Ian Stewart, on "I Need You Baby" - otherwiseof tune and excellent guitar work. several of the more beaty tracks. on some tracks; Gene Pitney is at the "Mona" - has a heavy Bo DiddleyMick is on top vocal form on this "Walking the Dog"isthelast keyboard on others; and recording beatrunningthroughit,andis one. track. This Rufus Thomas number "genius" turns up on similartotheStones'"Not Fade was mimed to by the boys at the some others on maraccas. The Spec- Away." A throbbing, exciting number PLAINTIVE TUNE "Mods' Ball"atthe Empire Pool, tor influence is there on some of thewhich contrasts well with the next Wembley, where on Wednesday last sound -tracks. track - "Now I've Got a Witness." "Tell Me" was written by Mick and week they received fantastic acclaim. This is an instrumental answer discKeith Richard and is a slowish, plain-Afterwards, they said: "We were very MOST POPULAR to "Can I Get a Witness," and thetive melody which is rather reminis-frightened. But it was great." So is boys' pay label credit to "Uncle" Philcent of several Buddy Holly tunes.this curtain -closer on their album! Here's an item -by -item breakdown and "Uncle" Gene. Ian Stewart playsThe longest number on the L.P.,it There itis, then. A debut L.P. of on the disc. "Route 66," the old stan- organ on this one. has plenty of flavour and isguaranteed appeal. And thegreat dard, gets a fast, exciting treatment, Side One closer is "Little by Little,"probably the best of the slow tracks.thing is that the Stones themselves, obviously inspired by Chuck Berry's the flip on "Not Fade Away." Rather Then: "Can I Get a Witness," thenormally very critical of their own version. One ofthe most populara surprising move, we think, to in-Marvin Gaye R and B standard. Great numbers in the Stones' stage act. work,areverypleasedwiththe cludethisJimmyReed -flavoured set of lyrics and once more a fan-result. A final word ofpraiseto "I Just Wanna Make Love To You" original. Guitar and Harmonica andtastic beat is set up. There's some-, who recorded was written by WillieDixon and a subtle vocal. thing compulsive about the Stones'the sessions - he's living up to his turned into a hit by Muddy Waters Then comes "I'm a King Bee," theversion ofthis song andit would"boast" thlt he'd be the top indepen- several years ago. But the Stones oldSlim Harpo song.Thisisan probably have made a good singledent recording manager inBritain change the tempo and giveitan atmospheric piece, with some prettyfor them. by November this year! individualsound.Plentyofhar- suggestivelyrics-cleverones,too. Gene Allison's "You Can Make It monica. On to "Honest I Do," slowNext track is probably the best fastIf You Try" is a slow, almost tortuous NORMAN JOPLING and PETER and Bluesy, with a compulsive - track on theL.P.It's"Carol," thenumber that is in complete contrast JONES

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IN the States, Terry Stafford hashit the top ten with 116 Shaftesbury Avenue, W.I. -11- "Suspicion". In Britain, thereis a version by Millicent Telephones GERrard 7942/3/4

Martin. She said she recorded it because she liked the latest trends and wanted to get in with it. But what people don't realise is that these two versions are merely covers of the original ELVIS "Suspicion", on his "Pct Luck" L.P. It would II be a good idea if RCA issued the original Elvis as the title track of an EP.-Russell Carey, 4 Whitelands Road, Ciren- cester, Gloucs. L.P. winner. HOLLY C & W CHANCE WILSON NEGLECT

IWAS interestedtoreadKarl thecurrent R and B Denver'sviewthatC and W DURINGcraze, recognition of the sing- musicwill happen here. The ingabilityofJackieWilson, big beat cannot lastfor ever and anall-time greatinthistypeof DISCS? whenitisfinally over Ihope to music,has been sorelyneglected. see such names as Hank Locklin, For five years,he. has topped the WITH thereleaseof"Brown - Marty Robbins, Ned Miller, Johnny Americancharts,earninghimself EyedHandsomeMan"last Cashinthe top spots.But surely astringofGoldDiscs. I think Year, Buddy Holly discs have Jim Reeves hasthebest chance. many fans would enjoy his records beenissuedatregularintervals. Hehasalreadyestablishedhim- if he was given proper publicity.- Butthequestionremains:just self over here with pop ballads.- MichaelMcGimpsey. 21 Laurel - how long can original Holly tracks Michael A'Bear. 163 Moorgate bankAvenue,Newtonwards, Co. last out? Over the years, varying NHL Belford, Notts. Down. numbersofunissuedtrackshave been given(accordingtoNorman PettyandMrs.Holley)-varying from41,25,32,and"very few". R. & B. RECORDS R & B REASON Can we haveadefiniteanswer? Perhaps Buddy'smother knows CHUCK TRUTH American imported thetrueanswer.-J.Craske, 17 WHY don'ttherealAmerican Park Road, Gosport, Hants. Ella James, Jimmy Reed, R and B artistes getin our 'm disgusted.Inanother record James Brown,cut-price. charts?Reasonisthat Gar- IPaper,aboutayearago, I read: "Chuck Berry met LEE'S RECORD STALL netMimms, theImpressionsand ELVISPRESLEY-he had the originalversionofthe soondon'tmakeitbecausein LENNON LAUGH famous blues singer Muddy Waters Earlham Street the main American R and B con- U.S.hit"Suspicion". who encouraged himtovisitthe bossofChessRecords"-andon Cambridge Circus, W.C.2 sistsofwailing females and slow THANKS for the article on John drearygroupvocals . . . for the back of an EP of Chuck's he example, Freddie Scott. Chuck Lennon's book. But there was creditsMuddy withhisrecording Berry does getinthe chartsbe- BRITONS ABROAD IMPUDENCE onemistake.KennethAlison success, too. Now, in Record cause he sings a commercial form asked John what made him laugh. Mirror,from Chuck's own mouth of R and B that enables record LOUISE CORDET is _nothingif Hereplied,amongotherthings, come the words:"I came up to CUITAINZsuatk LTISTORY wasmade.recently, not 'opportunistbyrecording "NickMcCutt". ..,Heactuallysaid buyerstorememberthetuneof theRecordMirrorcharts. Chicagoin 1955togetmyselfa PRICE SLASHED TO the song.-DerekHitchings,The II in anoriginalbyDionneWar- "Nicky Cuff",a person who does contractand Chesssignedme TherewereelevenAmerican wick. As Cilia Black found to her exist. He used to be a friendof Bungalow, Green and Silley Snorts recordsintheBritishTop Fifty: almost immediately." Are the first Ground,BlakeHall Road, Wan - Profit,copying other people's discs John'satcollegeand I believe quotes Imentioned just someone's but intheAmericanTopFifty is a very successful vice in he is now performing in 6 Gns stead, London,E.11. TWELVE.Thefirst idea of earning money? Or is it that therewere Britain.ButforLouisetocover clubs,usingabrandof humour now Chuckistryingtogetall Nove,Dasyr time suchasituationhasarisen. Mary Wells' "Two Lovers" on the which John particularly appre- the credit-which he really doesn't YeteightoftheBritishrecords flipadds,ifitwere possible,to ciates.-MissBarbaraMill,Vent need. - David Dormand, 50 Don- were by the same group, one was herimpudence.-DavidGodin,139 nor, 9 BlacklowBrow,Huyton, casterGardens,Northoit,Middle. PAT OUR BACKS by astrangertothehitparade Church Road, Bexleyheath. Kent. Liverpool. sex. p and one byagroup with shaky talent. Why havesuchtalented READERS suggest reasons why artistesasGerry andthePace- R and B has caused renewed makers, Freddie and the Dreamers, Send 5/- p. & interest.Ifeelallcreditfor P. for 14 Billy J. Kramer, , Roll- days f re e this should go to theRecord ing Stones, Kathy Kirby, Bachelors trial,bal. 22 Mirror.InApril.1963,thepaper etc.,notbeenproperlylaunched folly pyts72. featuredarticlesonBoDiddley, in the States. When I say launched CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Cash £6.6.0p. & BenE.King.CyrilDaviesand p.5/-.Sent free -I mean backed by thepublicity with guitar-Sash Chuck Berry, and followed up with thatthe Beatles and Dave Clarke and easy playing discographiesofChuckandBo. have had?-R. C. Taylor, 38 May- system - Strum Before anyhitR and B singles field Road, Farmoor, near Oxford. records for sale fan clubs records wanted immediately! appearedinthecharts,the RM Limitedquantity.Genuinefull-size 6 - RECORDS BOUGHT, 45s, EPs, string models. Get that 'Mersey Sound'! columnistsstuckouttheirnecks LPs.-Fowler, 284 Vauxhall Bridge Perfect for any music-solo or band. . . . and said "The odds could R. & B. OLDIES BUT GOODIES. Road, S.W.1.(Callers only.) 529 Super treble and bass. warm responses. even be that Chuck becomes more TRANSAT comes to town, now at THE OFFICIAL Handsomely poliShed or two-tone PopularinBritainthanheever "RECORDS BOUGHT" Singles 1/6- seasoned wood. Beautifully made. they, were! And INSTRUMENTALS 27LisleStreet,behindEmpire, ANIMALS FAN CLUB 2/-, EPs 4/6, LPs 12/6 in good con- Electric pick-up £2 extra and carrying was." Row right LeicesterSquare.Visitour Rat dition. - Details to 'Pop Parlour', case 27/6extra-sent onapproval. the RM has always beenfirstto InfestedShowroomson SATUR- Send S.A.E.forfulldetailsto: Refund guarantee. 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London, E.C.4. 551 E.17. 558 RECORD MIRROR, Week ending April 18, 1964 3 CILIA OFF THE CUFF THEgirl whosmashed 1 through the chart barrier by to become thefirst female foralong,longwhileto David Griffiths hitthenumber onespot (with her dramatic recording with boys being too pretty. of"Anyone Who Had A Shorthairforboys,long Heart")nowbecomesthe hairfor girls-otherwiseit Record Mirror's firstgirl to getsconfusing! be featured in Off The Cuff. BLUE BEAT HATS:I've She madethe following never seen them but Ilike responses topeopleand the sound. thingssuggested by David MR. KRUSCHEV: Ha, Ha! Griffiths: I always picture him sitting TOFFEE AND CHOCO- behind his desk and banging LATE: Love chocolate, hate his shoe on it. toffee. SHORTHAND AND FRENCH RECORDING TYPING:Iabsolutely hate STARS: Haven't heard much shorthand but I love typing. of them, but I admire Petula SPORTS CARS: They're Clark if you count her! greatbutIdon'tgofor MANCHESTER:I'vegot speed. anauntielivingthere. I CHAMPAGNE: Oh,ohI hear it's got some very good love it, honestly.I don't go clubs. Don't like the accent. for the first glass but after BRITISH CATERING:All I've had oneitgets better right, I suppose.Inthe and better. transport cafes we visit on WOLVES: They make me tour I find the food is good ill. butIdon'tlikeallthose RAY CHARLES: He is the plasticknivesandforks. greatest. MODERN : I like MEN WHO WEAR RINGS: some of it but don't under- Ithink men shouldonly standit much. wear rings when they are is fine but as for Thelonious married. Monk Ican hardly say his JAPAN: They are supposed namenevermindunder- to be gentle people and all stand what he'splaying! that butIdon't thinkI'd JUDY GARLAND: T h e enjoybeing a Japanese greatest. woman. I wouldn't bow CILLA BLACK with SOUNDS INCOR- COCKNEY HUMOUR : down to any man. Fabulous! Joe Brown is very BACH: Ilike that record PORATED. This exciting Topix picture was funny - and hismotheris by the Swingle Singers but taken during Cilia's stage act, as Sounds are just as amusing. don't care much for straight now her regular backing group after moving MOD CLOTHES: I like Bach.Idaresayitwasall TWO to the Brian Epstein stable. some of them but don't agree right in its day, though! THE T'RIFFIC DISCS THINGS WE HEAR THE FROM RCA VICTOR THEJackGoodproducedbig Beatle TV Spectacular in May willalsofeaturebluessinger Long John Baldry and Cilia Black. Long John will sing four songs and i takepart insketcheswiththe NSHVILLE Beatles. A Baldry single is planned forreleasetocoincidewiththe show . . Chris Barber and his band minus wifeOttiliePatterson sailed for a two week playing holi- JIM day aboard one of P & O's Liners lastSunday. Mrs.Barberwill spendtheholidayatacountry

. . . TEENS farm withthetrad Barber crew on cruiseare modern jazz- menBillLeSageandRonnie Ross.Obviouslywecanexpect REEVES newthingsfrom CB afterthe cruise! wishto thank Millie's first LP was pre- viewed on Ready Steady Golast Friday,herfirstsleeper EP was selling fast last week on the Island I love you because labelwhich is owned by her manager Chris Blackwell-Manfred RCA 1385 45rpm Mann one ofthe happiest looking i . . . DON RDEN groups on the scene Apologies toRollingStonesandYardbirds, Iprinted a wrong quote last week. Yardbirds(themost blueswailing) actually said Stones, in their opinion, nolongerhadagood forthesuccessfultour clubact. SOME THINGS ARE * * * Jack Good's newPOPTV series onwhichtheyappeared intheautumncouldstartnew trends-his previous series "Oh Boy" did with Lord Rockingham's BETTER LEFT UNSAID XI,CherryWainer,etc. . . Unique double for singer/DJ withandaccompanied JimmyYoung. Heappeared on bothJukeBoxJuryandThank Your Lucky Stars at the same time lastSaturday and appeared tobe the onboth great wearingthesamesuit channels! Is Hayley Mills putting on weight? . . accordingtoBrian Kelly Lester I Matthew,MillicentMartinis an actor! . . Afterreadinglast week'sarticleonGeorgie Fame, RCA 1394 45 rpm the Animals sent him this telegram; JERRY LEELEWIS "Thanksamillionforyour mar- vellousquote RECORD MIRROR butwestillthinkyouarethe King." La_ EllaFitzgeraldpaid a unique RdAVICTOR tributetotheBeatlesand Peter Sole Agents and Gordon when she secretlyre- corded"Can't Buy Me Love"in RCA VICTOR RECORDS PRODUCT OF London recently. Orchestra was ANGLO-AMERICAN ARTISTS, 35 CURZON ST., THE DECCA RECORD COMPANY LTD arranged and conducted by Johnny Spenceabout whom Elia com- DECCA HOUSE ALBERT EMBANKMENT LONDON SE1 mented "I'm fabulously. impressed." LONDON, W.1. HYD 9854 Thesingle rushreleasedthis week. 4 RECORD MIRROR, Week ending April 18, 1964

FLAMINGO & ALL MARQUEE NIGHTER CLUBS 90 Wardour St.., 'I luirsday Ilith) 8-12inidni chi SENSATIONAL London, W.1 OPENING NIGHT BLUE BEAT at the FLAMINGO THURSDAY, APRIL 16th THE FABULOUS MILLIE LONG JOHN BALDRY AND THE FIVE EMBERS and the HOOCHIE COOCHIE MEN () CYKO & the CARIBS FRIDAY, APRIL 17th Blue) Beat Every Thursday Friday (17th) 7.30-11.30 p.m. THE BITING THE AUTHENTICS FINGERNAIL FIVE SATURDAY, APRIL 18th Friday ALL NIGHT SESSION 12-5 a.m. JOE HARRIOTT GEORGIE FAME Saturday Night Out QUINTET & BLUE FLAMES RONNIE ROSS CHRIS FARLOW & THUNDERBIRDS WIN A SATURDAY NIGHT OUT WITH THE QUARTET Saturday (18th) 7.30-11.30 p.m. Around London this week, where to see the SUNDAY, APRIL 19th DON RENDELL QUINTET SEARCHERS IN THIS NEW RM COMPETITION JOHNNY THEsensationalSearcherssing O.K. so far? The first six entries DANKWORTH QUARTET their way into the charts with whichagreewiththeverdictof Saturday ALL NIGHT SESSION "DON'TThrow YourLove the judging panel will be the win- PRETTY THINGS AND HIS ORCHESTRA 12-6 a.m. Away." Buttheyalsosay:"DO ners-and thelucky guys orgals ZOOT MONEY'S come a* on alive -it -up Saturday willreceiveapersonalinvitation Wed. 15th:MarketHall, ST. ALBANS MONDAY, APRIL 20th BIG ROLL BAND nightoutwithallfourof us"- to LondonfromtheSearchers. and they're extending this once -in - Andthey'llreceiveaSearchers' Fri.17th: Ricky Tick, Plaza, GUILDFORD MANFRED MANN TOMMY WHITTLE a -lifetime invitationto six of their L.P., duly autographed, as a QUARTET fans. reminder of their "night out." TUESDAY, APRIL 21st Sunday (19th) AFTEROON What'smore,there'llbe con- Sun. 19th: Phoenix, Church Street, STAINES Interested?Ofcourse,youare. SESSION 3-6 p.m. Now read on solationprizesof TWENTY-FOUR BLUE BEAT TONY SHEVETON Searchers'EP's,tobepresented Tues. 21st: , 100 OXFORD STREET CYKO AND THE CARIBS by Pye Records. & THE SHEVELLES SIMPLE Now here's the list of discs from FRI rz AND THE BLUEBEATERS Sunday EVENING SESSION which to make your choice: BAND & GENERAL AGENCY LTD., with the ROOSTERS 7-11 p.m. The Searchers have been "Don't Throw Your Love Away", 22, Newmarket Street, London, W.1. LAN 0184. ZOOT MONEY'S knockedoutbytheirfirstmajor by theSearchers;"Got My Mojo WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22nd BIG ROLL BAND movie, "Saturday Night Out," Working", by the Sheffields; "Walk Monday (20th) 8-12 midnight which is presentedby Michael On By," by ; BRUCE TURNER Klinger and Tony Tenser and pro- "Needles And Pins", by the MONEY'S MONDAY duced Searchers; "InLove", by Pet JUMP BAND and directed by Robert Zoot's Guests: CHRIS FARLOW Hartford -Davis. So theywantto Clark;"Mockingbird Hill",by the & THUNDERBIRDS layon anall -expenses -paidSatur- Migil Five; "Hi -HeelSneakers", Wednesday (22nd)7.30-11.30p.m. daynightoutwiththefirstsix by Tommy Tucker;"It'sGreat", "LONDON'S R & B BIG NITE" winners ofa simple competition. by the Monotones; "You Still Want And theydecidedthebest way Me", by theKinks;"Sha-La-La", GEORGIE FAME bytheShirelles. GUEST NIGHT Starring to decidethewinnerswasthis: ZOOT MONEY BIG ROLL BAND They've takenalistof TEN cur- CHRIS FARLOW rentPyeRecordreleases.They ELKE BROOKS ask YOU toactas adisc -jockey POSTCARDS "The Big Night of the Week" and pretend YOU have to prepare a well-balanced programme Of just Just writeout yourlistofsix. SIX of those records. Simply select inorderofplaying-andON A yoursix,thenputtheminthe POSTCARD, PLEASE! The judging properorder. panelwillcomprisedisc -jockeys. members oftheRecordMirror "PopDiscJury"andarecord- ing manager. Closingdateforyourentries? HARRINGAY R & B They must reach the Record Mir- I 00A ror Offices, 116, Shaftesbury Avenue, BLUESVILLE London,W.1.,bySaturday,April "THE MANOR HOUSE," N.4 25. Please mark the cards: CLUB "Searchers'NightOut." Friday, April 17, 1964 Out withthepensandpost- 100 OXFORD ST., W.1 cards. And the best of luck! 130 to 11 p.m. YE-A-H! GEORGIE FAME RHYTHM and the and BLUES BLUE FLAMES kaskeithers THURSDAY NIGHT PRAYER MEETING THURSDAY, April 16th It's Modsville at Bluesville! Shop around !! Featuring GRAHAM BOND'S Only Bluesville wails, eEr 'S Organisation Fridays!! The Centrefor Leatherand BLUES INC. JOHN LEE and the "CLASSIC" THE FAB "REGENT" No. 9132 with GROUND HOGS The Gateway No. 980 Three button also Don Brown Quartet Insupplerealleather. BEAT BOOT styled. Super THE CLOUDS to the Stars - Two button styling. WITH LATEST scarlet lining at the Smart scarlet lining. 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THURSDAY IS FulldetailsoftheClub from III.UEBEAT NITE AT theSecretary 100 Club, 22 THE FLAMINGO Newman Street, W.I. (LAN 0189) Royal Festival Hall Sunday, May 3 at 3 HELLOMYANGEL John Coast announces HULLABALOO! Recorded by ABC TV's Great Folksong programme RORY McEWEN ISLA CAMERON IAN CAMPBELL FOLK GROUP BOB DAVENPORT MARTIN CARTHY COUNT DOWNE LISA TURNER MALCOLM PRICE TRIO Tickets: 12/6, 10/-, 7/6, 5/ - APOLLO MUSIC: TEM 0022 From Royal Festival Hall (WAT 3191) and usual Agents AND THEZEROS RECORD MIRROR, Week ending April 18, 1964 5 ROY ORBISON AND HIS NEW DISC (SENSATIONAL American singer Roy Orbison really was by GEORGEROONEY "Borne onthe wind"-A jetplane from Nashville, Tenne-3see-and I wasluckyenoughtobethefirst journalist to talk to this quality -performing star. First he enthused about his new single, "It's Over," beingcome to hear the songs that sticks-and I said I'd try as rush -released in Britain. have made me popular. I've I know Ringo pretty well." He wrote it: "It's based on anotheroften been disappointed on Roy is a great singer. But personal experience of mine . " Itis a sad ballad of a loveaffairthat has ended. American television when a visually he shatters the image record artist gets on a showof what a pop star should Apparentlythere is a studios during his last visit, andsingssomethingyou look like. Some people say delay on getting tapes of the but an ensuing mix-up over normally never hear. Songs he is the most UN -pop -look- song from the States, but it tapesmeantBritishfans thattheydon'tintendto ing singer in the business. shouldhit - the storesina missing out on a great song. release . . . someone else's I asked him about this. He week or so. Incidentally, this Roy'sBritishtouropens songs. said: isthereasonwhyRoy's at Slough on Saturday. Any "Someartistswantyou Christmas song, "Pretty surprises being planned? toseethemratherthan Paper," was never released "Well,no REAL ones.I LOVE 'EM ALL hear them orenjoy their here. He cut it at the Decca figure that, on tour, people "I believe that when talent. I trynottobe people come to see me - someoneforyoutosee which they have done fan-although you actually come "RHYTHM 'N' BLUES" tastically and I love 'em all;to see AND hear. I feel like I'm home again!- "A lot of singers come on they do want the hit songs.stage and that's all there is. lookat. GEORGIE FAME ° So I'll do the old ones, plusJust something to Thismakesfor a good and the `Borne On The Wind' and `It's Over.' New fast additionshow and dull listening. So Itry to combine both and might be 'What'd I Say' . . . my version ofit. not be a sort of idol. I'm in Blue Flames thebusinesstosingand "Idoalittledifferent if people Zoot Money's Big Roll Band thing on that song." Actually,express myself so itis a very effective changecome to listen I try to sing ROY ORBISON with BRIAN POOLE. This shot was John Mayall's Blues Breakers of tempo mid -way. what they want to hear . . . taken during Roy's last tour of Britain last year in The Federals will be back-rather thanlooktheway which he travelled with Brian, Freddy, etc. (RM Pic Chris Farlowe & The Thunderbirds ing Roy,along with threethey'd want me to look. Bill Williams). Northbank Bluesliners violins and a trio of girls so TRADEMARK close to me, like mums and atall.It's just a change. I Fingernail 5 that the actual sound of the dads and my kin -folks, think do wear contact lenses records can be reproduced. "Itdoesn'treallymatter Iprobably look better withsometimes, so if people are Dave Davani & The D -Men SaidRoy:"You'dbetterto me if people come to see glasses, but I think they arethat interested I'll try it this warn to watchme as such-as long as they used to me wearing them. time on a few shows." The Tridents :: The Cheynes out. The architect who come to hear me, talk to me "I will probably not AsRoysays,firstand Kicks & Co. designed my house hasa andgetinthespiritof attempt to wear glasses onforemosthewantspeople teenage daughter, who's things." stage all the time this tour.to come and hear him sing. Representation: The Rik Gunnel Agency, 47 Gerrard saving her pennies to come Iaskedhimabouthis Lasttime, some people And I'm sure the fans are to England to see the trade- Street, W.1.Gerrard 8251 glasses - an Orbison wanted tosee me without onlytooeagertooblige. Beatles.She asked me to mark. them.Asfaraslooking Like I said: "He's a 'quality' getoneofRingo'sdrum- Said Roy: "People who are better . . . that's not the idea peformer."

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SINGERS nNCE again Manfred Mann have made what seems like adapted the melody." three of them (Manfred and an error.And once again a mistake may turn into a Although their new effort thetwo Mikes) cameinto big success. is nothing like as memorably pop music via an interest in Crooked It happened on the M1 during a discussion in the band simple as "5 4 3 2 1", Mike modern jam, and two (Paul van about finding a good -sounding title for Manfred Mann's Hugg (in particur)laits is more and Tom) via an interest in Little Man follow-up to "5 4 3 2I". Drummer Mika Rugg suddenly confidentabout poten- primitive blues. Both "sides" came up with "Hubble, Bubble, Toil and Trouble". It had a tialitiesthan anything else have respect for the others' familiar,Shakespearian ring aboutit. Everyone agreed they've done. Already, they preferred muic andhave that Manfred Mann 1(that's drummer Mike) had hit on a know itis bound to collect enlargedtheirsenjoyment of potentialhittitle."Great!"saidevery Manfred Mann- goodsalesbecauseithas music as a result of contact including the one who is actually Manfred Mann. been chosen to replace their with each other.Their in- But, as you might expect own "54320"asthe fluenceshave combinedto DAVECURIISS from a group that includes signaturetune f Ready add- upto adnctive, & a man called Manfred Mann Steady, Go - not because commercial sound-as their (who is not the leader) and programmeeditorFrancis forthcoming LP willshow. fourothers who arealso by DAVID Hitchinghasanyleaning For,asintheirpersonal THE HEMS referred to individually and towards the group. "It's just appearances, the album will collectivelyasMa of red that their discisthe most includesuchnumbersas Summertime Mann, they had got things GRIFFITHS likely hit we've heard,"he. Cannonball Adderley's "Sack a trifleconfused: it is said. 0'Woe"andJohn Lee "Double,Double,Toiland Hooker's"Dimples" - an Blues Trouble" that the witches in 'Hubble Bubble' Idea so we One reason why the Man - unusual(thoughfarfrom PHILIPS/BF Macbeth say when brewing started adapting it.I added feeds are doing so well may incompatible) mixture that's /330 up trouble. some lyrics, Mike Vickers - bethewide variety of proving very Popularwith All the same, the insertion saxophone - contributed a sounds the boys are interes- an increasing proportion of MANFRED MANN on "Ready Steady Go". (RR Pic Martin Alan). of "Hubble Bubble" (which rhythmic idea and Manfred tedin.Roughlyspeaking, the populace. is in fact a type of smoking pipe)has added acertain THE something-a weird kind of memorability. GREAT UNKNOWNS -FIRST IN THE THIRD OF THISPOPULAR SERIES NERSEYBEMS IMPACT Don't Turn "It was quite unintention- WHEN I wasbrowsing al,"confessed Manfred (the V,around arecordshop Around Manfred, piano player in the some months back, another FONTANAITF 459 group). "Wejustgotit customer was intent on buy- wrong but it seems to have ing a copy of ...Anyone Who turned out well. like our ori- Had A Heart." Being more ginal decision to call all five discriminating than most heDIONNE WARWICK of us Manfred Mann. Sure, asked to hear "the one by it's silly, people get muddled Donna Warwick as well." over it, but since He boughttheDionne "Anyone WhoHad A thin end of the wedge. Inci. Britain-namely Top Rank, by dentally,LouisCordethas WILLIE has made a succem of it,I Warwick version, but HMV,Statesideandfinally Heart" camenext,andit don't think d matters. The whether or notitwas be- shotto the top ten in the justrecorded"Don':Make PyeIMernetional.Dionne's Me Over!" namehas got impactimpactand cause he likedit more than first two discswere on NORMAN States, repeating the success when people reallyin- CiliaBlack'scoverversion. of"Don't Make Me Over." Her newdisc"Walk On My boy Stateside, and her last three By"is another grow -on -you terestedinthe group they o just that his girl friend OnCY°. In Britainall honours went Lollipop soon sort out who's who. But didn't like CHI" BlackI shall JOPLING to Cale Blackwhowas ballad and by the immense O it makes things easier for never know. However, I Dionneherselfwas born broughtbackthesongto Publicity ithas had,it may anybody to call ut the Man- hope he liked Dionne's, and 'nGtrrlecotnozicn ofu East recordbymanagerBrian wellbeherfirstbighit Ihope he also rushes out Orange Connecticut and Epstein.ThiSastutemove hem.. And shedeservesit freds,thenthey arewel- sheattended come. We don'trare.!'. andbuys"Walk OnBy," theHartforddisc happened to be ..completelyestablishedCilia for sure, after all the pleas. but this isn't as likely seeing School of music. When sheBunny Lewis writing in the inthis country-but Dionne ure she has given me, and thatno onehasbothered leftcollege she formed herReveille went overboard on onlymadeaboutnumber everyone else who just about HIT ReLORD IhS106 own singinggroupand goes mad about Miss Dionne RHYTHMIC to cover it yet. thisone,somethingwhich forty here, which neverthe. accompanied such artistes ashe seldom does about anyless might _prove to be the Warwick. TWO HITS :heSbirellesand man y HERE'S TO MILLIE! "HubbleBubble" is a disc. In my mind it was one BLUES others.It was through the discsof group effort for which each Shirellesthat of my topthree 11IEIDRIS credit. she came totest year MILLIE certainly has something to drink a toast about. Manfredcantake Dionne Warwick is a beofferedacontract with for 3/6d. Her "My Boy Lollipop" is high in the charts, her E.P. Paul Jones (vocals and har- coloured femalevocalistin Scepter records,andher liZY on Island is selling strongly, and her L.P. for Fontana is monica) took up the story: herearlytwenties who in firstoffering for them was SMASHEROOS1 PISS Mee Of "Threedayslater,driving the States is second only to the fantastic "Don't Make Me BEAUTIFUL to be issued this week. Good health Millie! along the M5 this time, Tom DIONNE WARWICK Mary Wells inblues popu- MissLizzie The McGuinness-bass guitar - who had a mildhit arity. She has great talent Her next disc was another (Deno Hoffman pie) here with her original Written and produced by delicateopuscalled"This it A HOT E.P. Beatles showed us a tune and words andrecordsintheStates thesensationalhit - making 453 hehadwritten.Butthey version of "Anyone for Scepterrecordswho Empty Place." Again it was r PONTANAI1 Rolling didn'tfit too closely to our Who Had A Heart". have had several outlets In team of Bert Bacharach and a delicate ballad with loads FROM THE GIRL Stones * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Hal Daviditshot into the i :77... , toptwentyintheStates goapaal,eglag,butotn;adaet Manfred establishingDionneasone the lower end this tittle. The CURRENTLY IN Mann ofthemostmovingand sameappliedtohernext .....::::: poignant voices ever to hit disc "Make The Music -1 - THE CHARTS! The the lists in America. Play,"abetiutifulnumber ANDY Bachelors InBritain the disc didn'tagain That was her first for HMS JUST RELEASED Pro International here, and Island IEP705:Millie and her Boyfriends etc. that IV2Tacerv. Mr 4 tt"%v=Ptor so far no chart luck for her. WrongFor Two -Sided Current Hit Recording !!!I ANTHONY NEWLEY I'll teach you how to cry c,LECCA 365 FANTASTIC FIRST WEEK REACTION! EachOther Aldred bon.. stoeten. "STAY AWHILE" & "LET ME GO LOVER" SHOUTLulu 8s The Lavers V;,7:, 9a.= I CAN'T STAND IT CROA/AAs ng2 Sung by GRAZINA ROLLING RECORDING TAPES; AT LESS THAN RALF PRICE THE SOUL SISTERS ON SALE NOW !I! I'LL BE WHITING-I'LL BE HERE DECCii The Chimes featuring Denise gm:AT:It rT-ed I SUE WI - 312 ....=1;;TAZ rItZ,s="1:Z:°z,..r., STONES funded m full not delight I HAVE LOVED YOUJoe Saltier! olCet lAngt P,m (one for every day of the year) " 3/- BEI GORE RECORD MIRROR- *ft HAVE 5' 600. 50/- HAPPENING! MAN'S FAVOURITE SPORT Ann -Margret -,..11111111 51" 900' 12/6 I LAST MINUTE PARTS I & II -PHOTO SERVICE Andrew Oldham Orchestra I IMO' 16/6 That's the *IARRPADI on JIMMY McGR1FF - Sue WI - 310 We con supply copies of all Record Mirror MY GIRL SLOOPY The Vibrations xtx.aIONA 3- Way BoysAre black and white photographs marked Rear *eh, new single KEEP AN EYE ON LOVE I Sr 1200' 17/6 ERNESTINE ANDERSON - Sue WI - 309 MERCURYIMF010 "RM pic." 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RECORD MIRROR SPECIAL ON THE MANFREDS

SERENDIPITY AND ALL ABOUT THEIR CONFUSED SONG TITLE

SINGERS nNCE again Manfred Mann have made what seems like adapted the melody." three of them (Manfred and an error.And once again a mistake may turn into a Although their new effort thetwo Mikes) cameinto big success. is nothing like as memorably pop music via an interest in Crooked It happened on the M1 during a discussion in the band simple as "5 4 3 2 1", Mike modern jam, and two (Paul van about finding a good -sounding title for Manfred Mann's Hugg (in particur)laits is more and Tom) via an interest in Little Man follow-up to "5 4 3 2I". Drummer Mika Rugg suddenly confidentabout poten- primitive blues. Both "sides" came up with "Hubble, Bubble, Toil and Trouble". It had a tialitiesthan anything else have respect for the others' familiar,Shakespearian ring aboutit. Everyone agreed they've done. Already, they preferred muic andhave that Manfred Mann 1(that's drummer Mike) had hit on a know itis bound to collect enlargedtheirsenjoyment of potentialhittitle."Great!"saidevery Manfred Mann- goodsalesbecauseithas music as a result of contact including the one who is actually Manfred Mann. been chosen to replace their with each other.Their in- But, as you might expect own "54320"asthe fluenceshave combinedto DAVECURIISS from a group that includes signaturetune f Ready add- upto adnctive, & a man called Manfred Mann Steady, Go - not because commercial sound-as their (who is not the leader) and programmeeditorFrancis forthcoming LP willshow. fourothers who arealso by DAVID Hitchinghasanyleaning For,asintheirpersonal THE HEMS referred to individually and towards the group. "It's just appearances, the album will collectivelyasMa of red that their discisthe most includesuchnumbersas Summertime Mann, they had got things GRIFFITHS likely hit we've heard,"he. Cannonball Adderley's "Sack a trifleconfused: it is said. 0'Woe"andJohn Lee "Double,Double,Toiland Hooker's"Dimples" - an Blues Trouble" that the witches in 'Hubble Bubble' Idea so we One reason why the Man - unusual(thoughfarfrom PHILIPS/BF Macbeth say when brewing started adapting it.I added feeds are doing so well may incompatible) mixture that's /330 up trouble. some lyrics, Mike Vickers - bethewide variety of proving very Popularwith All the same, the insertion saxophone - contributed a sounds the boys are interes- an increasing proportion of MANFRED MANN on "Ready Steady Go". (RR Pic Martin Alan). of "Hubble Bubble" (which rhythmic idea and Manfred tedin.Roughlyspeaking, the populace. is in fact a type of smoking pipe)has added acertain THE something-a weird kind of memorability. GREAT UNKNOWNS -FIRST IN THE THIRD OF THISPOPULAR SERIES NERSEYBEMS IMPACT Don't Turn "It was quite unintention- WHEN I wasbrowsing al,"confessed Manfred (the V,around arecordshop Around Manfred, piano player in the some months back, another FONTANAITF 459 group). "Wejustgotit customer was intent on buy- wrong but it seems to have ing a copy of ...Anyone Who turned out well. like our ori- Had A Heart." Being more ginal decision to call all five discriminating than most heDIONNE WARWICK of us Manfred Mann. Sure, asked to hear "the one by it's silly, people get muddled Donna Warwick as well." over it, but since He boughttheDionne "Anyone WhoHad A thin end of the wedge. Inci. Britain-namely Top Rank, by dentally,LouisCordethas WILLIE has made a succem of it,I Warwick version, but HMV,Statesideandfinally Heart" camenext,andit don't think d matters. The whether or notitwas be- shotto the top ten in the justrecorded"Don':Make PyeIMernetional.Dionne's Me Over!" namehas got impactimpactand cause he likedit more than first two discswere on NORMAN States, repeating the success when people reallyin- CiliaBlack'scoverversion. of"Don't Make Me Over." Her newdisc"Walk On My boy Stateside, and her last three By"is another grow -on -you terestedinthe group they o just that his girl friend OnCY°. In Britainall honours went Lollipop soon sort out who's who. But didn't like CHI" BlackI shall JOPLING to Cale Blackwhowas ballad and by the immense O it makes things easier for never know. However, I Dionneherselfwas born broughtbackthesongto Publicity ithas had,it may anybody to call ut the Man- hope he liked Dionne's, and 'nGtrrlecotnozicn ofu East recordbymanagerBrian wellbeherfirstbighit Ihope he also rushes out Orange Connecticut and Epstein.ThiSastutemove hem.. And shedeservesit freds,thenthey arewel- sheattended come. We don'trare.!'. andbuys"Walk OnBy," theHartforddisc happened to be raves..completelyestablishedCilia for sure, after all the pleas. but this isn't as likely seeing School of music. When sheBunny Lewis writing in the inthis country-but Dionne ure she has given me, and thatno onehasbothered leftcollege she formed herReveille went overboard on onlymadeaboutnumber everyone else who just about HIT ReLORD IhS106 own singinggroupand goes mad about Miss Dionne RHYTHMIC to cover it yet. thisone,somethingwhich forty here, which neverthe. accompanied such artistes ashe seldom does about anyless might _prove to be the Warwick. TWO HITS :heSbirellesand man y HERE'S TO MILLIE! "HubbleBubble" is a disc. In my mind it was one BLUES others.It was through the discsof group effort for which each Shirellesthat of my topthree 11IEIDRIS credit. she came totest year MILLIE certainly has something to drink a toast about. Manfredcantake Dionne Warwick is a beofferedacontract with for 3/6d. Her "My Boy Lollipop" is high in the charts, her E.P. Paul Jones (vocals and har- coloured femalevocalistin Scepter records,andher liZY on Island is selling strongly, and her L.P. for Fontana is monica) took up the story: herearlytwenties who in firstoffering for them was SMASHEROOS1 PISS Mee Of "Threedayslater,driving the States is second only to the fantastic "Don't Make Me BEAUTIFUL to be issued this week. Good health Millie! along the M5 this time, Tom DIONNE WARWICK Mary Wells inblues popu- MissLizzie The McGuinness-bass guitar - who had a mildhit arity. She has great talent Her next disc was another (Deno Hoffman pie) here with her original Written and produced by delicateopuscalled"This it A HOT E.P. Beatles showed us a tune and words andrecordsintheStates thesensationalhit - making 453 hehadwritten.Butthey version of "Anyone for Scepterrecordswho Empty Place." Again it was r PONTANAI1 Rolling didn'tfit too closely to our Who Had A Heart". have had several outlets In team of Bert Bacharach and a delicate ballad with loads FROM THE GIRL Stones * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Hal Daviditshot into the i :77... , toptwentyintheStates goapaal,eglag,butotn;adaet Manfred establishingDionneasone the lower end this tittle. The CURRENTLY IN Mann ofthemostmovingand sameappliedtohernext .....::::: poignant voices ever to hit disc "Make The Music -1 - THE CHARTS! The the lists in America. Play,"abetiutifulnumber ANDY Bachelors InBritain the disc didn'tagain That was her first for HMS JUST RELEASED Pro International here, and Island IEP705:Millie and her Boyfriends etc. that IV2Tacerv. Mr 4 tt"%v=Ptor so far no chart luck for her. WrongFor Two -Sided Current Hit Recording !!!I ANTHONY NEWLEY I'll teach you how to cry c,LECCA 365 FANTASTIC FIRST WEEK REACTION! EachOther Aldred bon.. stoeten. "STAY AWHILE" & "LET ME GO LOVER" SHOUTLulu 8s The Lavers V;,7:, 9a.= I CAN'T STAND IT CROA/AAs ng2 Sung by GRAZINA ROLLING RECORDING TAPES; AT LESS THAN RALF PRICE THE SOUL SISTERS ON SALE NOW !I! I'LL BE WHITING-I'LL BE HERE DECCii The Chimes featuring Denise gm:AT:It rT-ed I SUE WI - 312 ....=1;;TAZ rItZ,s="1:Z:°z,..r., STONES funded m full not delight I HAVE LOVED YOUJoe Saltier! olCet lAngt P,m (one for every day of the year) " 3/- BEI GORE RECORD MIRROR- *ft HAVE 5' 600. 50/- HAPPENING! MAN'S FAVOURITE SPORT Ann -Margret -,..11111111 51" 900' 12/6 I LAST MINUTE PARTS I & II -PHOTO SERVICE Andrew Oldham Orchestra I IMO' 16/6 That's the *IARRPADI on JIMMY McGR1FF - Sue WI - 310 We con supply copies of all Record Mirror MY GIRL SLOOPY The Vibrations xtx.aIONA 3- Way BoysAre black and white photographs marked Rear *eh, new single KEEP AN EYE ON LOVE I Sr 1200' 17/6 ERNESTINE ANDERSON - Sue WI - 309 MERCURYIMF010 "RM pic." COME TO MEOtisRedding I 7. 1800' 25/- Prices: Sin. xa ria. 10in. x 8n.-6,fid BABY LIT ME Engage lAeachoralore EXODUS post free I2 in. !Vin -8/6d. ERNEST RANGLIN - Island WI - 128 IF'NThe Upt,owners DECCR TAKES:KINN PHILIPS RECORDS Send order 0pith remittance to. WALKER P.M.)! LIMITED RM PHOTO SERVICE InkseronnAvenn% AslifonlI VANISHING POINTThe Narketts THE OFCCA RECORD COMPANY TO DECCA HOUSE ALBERT ENnAEIRMERT LONDON S A '077, ISLAND RECORDS LTD., 108 Cambridge Rd , tendon NW6 STANHOPE PLACE LONDON no 116 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W.I. III 111111Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillll 111111 8 RECORD MIRROR, Week ending April 18, 1964 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Pennies Success ThroughDebt !

of the most unusual records to get in the charts for tohave paidoff."Iasked ONEsome time is a little ditty entitled "Juliet" by a group of Lionel his preference in lads from Blackburn who call themselves The Four Pennies. music."Ilike pop music Unusual because, unlike the majority of the beat groups generally.I'vejustheard by GUY currently making the charts, itis an original song and an 's new out -of -the -rut treatment. These two things could well be LP,andit'sverygood.I STEVENS the factors which have led tounexpected successin our wouldn't say, though, that charts, at a time when ballads are at their least popular ebb. there has been any particu- PAT WA Actually haditnot been forahuge debt of£2,000, the Four Pennies may never WITH THE BEACHCOMBERS have been formed! About two years ago they used to meetatamusic shopin Blackburn,wheretogether they had run up this pheno- menal debt on musical equip- ment. However, the owner of the shop, Miss Reidy, had a great deal of confidence in theboys'talent,andper- suaded them to turn profes- sional in order to re -pay her the money. The shop hap- pened to he in Penny Street, Blackburn, so they took the name and formed The Four EPennies. At the shop they spent hourspractising and perfecting the sort of sound they were aiming at, with the JOHNNY continual encouragement of DB 7262 Miss Reidy. COLUMBIA BALLADS Lead vocalist and spokes- RECORDS man for the group is Lionel Morton, who also plays rhythm guitar.Other mem- THE FOUR PEN- larinfluenceonour ownthe record buyers. The situa- bersare Mike Wilsh,bass NIES who had ahit sound, we do in fact try totion looks certain to be rem- guitar and vocals, Fritz ashortwhileback be entirely original." ediedhowever by"Juliet," Fryer,leadguitarista n d with"Do You Want which definitely confirms vocals, and Alan Buck, drums. Me To", and who are Miss Reidy's early confidence Lionel told me "the sort of now scoringwith CONFIDENCE intheirability.AsLionel thing we like doingisbal- "Juliet". told me, "we really owe our lads, with a leaning towards The group of course successtoMiss Reidy and folk music. Actually 'Tell Me the recording session that wereached the top thirty withourmanager,AlanLewis, Girl' was supposed to be thedecided to take a gamble and their first disc "Do You Wantwho have both encouraged 'A'sideofourdisc,but make itthe'A'side. We're Me To," although this failed ussince our early days in E.M.I. RECORDS LTD., E.M.I. HOUSE, 20 MANCHESTER SQUARE, LONDON, W.1 'Juliet' came out so well atreally pleased that it seemsto really establish them withPenny Street."

Personal Management

BAND & GENERAL AGENCY LTD. 22 NEWMAN STREET LONDON W.I (LANgham 0184) Bryan Morrison & Jimmy Duncan

PROUDLY ANNOUNCES THE Temple Bar 9351

PHIL MAY (Harmonica,voc), (Lead SOLE REPRESENTATION OF Guitar), JOHN STAX (Harmonica, Bass Guitar), BRIAN PENDLETON (Rhythm Guitar), VIV ANDREWS (Drums) THE : R & 11BEATPOP PRETTY THINGS "PHOTOGRAPHY 33" **********************************Recording for FONTANA THE "DAILY MAIL", ROBERT BICKFORD "The hottest potential hit -makers on the pop scene

. . . Thousands of teenagers look up to Phil May and

group with the devotion of fanatical revivalists . . . Meetings shake and tremble to power blasting music

. . . They have a way-out look.

'CLUB -100" MANAGER, DAVE HORTON

"Magnificently successful . . . Exciting, powerful and

sincere . . . A guaranteed success in anyclub, or on any stage."

BILL CAREY, R & B PROMOTER & CRITIC "Once you've mentionedtheRollingStonesand Manfred Mann, you're talking about the Pretty Things

. . . This is the most popular young group in London They'll be on top, nationally, very soon." BRITAIN'S HOTTEST NEW GROUP RECORD MIRROR, Week ending April 18, 1964 9 * * * * * * * * * * Record* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Mirror SINGLES IN BRIEF DANA VALERY: This Is My JACKIE AND THE RAINDROPS: Prayer; WouldILove You Again Come On Dream, Come On; Here (Decca F 11881). English lyric ver- I GoAgain(PhilipsBF 1328). sion of theEurovision winner. Good newdiscfromthepopular Plaintiveandtunefulwithloads group -but maybe notinthecur- ofadultappeal. rent commercial idiom. THE KINGSTON TRIO: Last HIED MILLER:Invisible Tears: Night I Had The Strangest OldRestlessOcean(London HL Dream; The Patriot Game (Capitol 9873). A goodtunefuleffortfrom CL 15341). Folksy stuff tinged Ned,who shouldpickupgood with amessage.Pleasant and sales with this country styled well performed. ballad. GIGLIOLA CINQUETTI:Non Ho TONY COLTON:Lose My Mind; SoUsed To Loving You (Decca L'Eta' Per Amarti;Sei Un Bravo F11879).A currently commercial Ragazzo(Decca F 21882). Winner danceappeal. )4. iFoftheEurovisionsongcontest - number withsome lots of appeal in the Italian He's gota good voice and there's ballad. afrenzied beat hacking. CONNIE STEVEN S: They're TONY BENNETT: WhenJoanna Jealous Of Me; A GirlNever Loved Me; The Kid's A Dreamer Knows (WarnerBros. WB128). (CBS AAG191).GentleU.S.hit Rather echo -v number from Connie ballad from Tony which coulddo pretty NEW BALLAD FROM CLIFF OK here -maybe there'snot quite -but asweetvoiceand Goffin-King penned tune. thedemand thoughforthissort IMMIIIIIII1111111111111. CLIFF RICHARD a car smash, a horrible crash -up - at GLENDA COLLINS: Baby It sungwithviolentemotiontoa ofthing the moment. It (HMV POP Constantly; True,TrueLovin' Hurts;Nice Wasn't fullblooded orchestral backing.It'll RUTH BROWN:Yes,Sir,That's 1283).Ratheradecent song,and (Columbia DB 7272). offendsomepeople,butintrigue My Baby; What Happened To You treatment by Glendaisworthy of SOULFULstringslaunch Cliff many more. Spoken passage mid- (Brunswick 05904). The blues attention. APRIL 17th. on a so -smooth ballad -and way.Slightlycorny.Flipsideis songstress gets her tonsils wrapped this is a first-rateRichard alsoa big hitin the States. Nice around the oldie. Slow and PARK SABLE & THE JUNGLE. is the day for performance.Throbbingappealto tune, nice performance. Good plentyoffeeling. BEATS: Never Be Blue; On. deliberatewith hislower -register Gimmicky beat number with notes andtotal value lower deck. DOUGLAS: Silly Boy; CRAIG surenessinhisphrasing. And we TOP FIFTY TIP screamingetc.Fastandfrantic say Cliff LoveLeave Me Alone(Fontana withagood leadvoice. it'sbetter for torecord agoodballadthan TF 458). Rather an off -beat ballad amediocre LULU AND THE LUVERS Craig -notcommercialbut JOYCE PAUL: Don't Send from CHRISTINE rock number. Must bearaving Flowers;I'll Give You Me (Liberty bighit.FlipisaBruceWcilch Shout;Forget Me Baby (Decca certainly a good disc.

F 11884). LIB 66008).Emotional heat ballad composition andthe Shadows are FATS DOMINO: LazyLady; I withloads ofappealandvery

included.It bashes along well, but THE oldIsley Brothers' number Don't Want To Set The World On well performed toboot. hasafaintlymonotonous melody a recorded by wildie,way-out Rathera CAMPBELL'S Fire (HMV POP 1281). line.Good contrast,though. new British group.It goes like beaty little effort with not as much THE SECRETS: Hey Big Boy,

Fabulous recording of TOP FIFTY TIP theproverbialbomb,withsome appeal as most of his. The OtherSideOf Town (Philips uninhibited front. vocal work out U.S. BF 1318).Theshrill femme THE FOURMOST A strange tempo change half -way COUNT DOWNE AND THE vocal group witha punchy dance- which adds to the compelling ZEROS:HelloMyAngel;Don't able rock number. A LittleLoving;Waitin'For atmosphere. -It needs only the plugs Shed A Tear(Ember S 189). : TOLCHARD EVANS' : You (Parlophone R 5128). tocarveasizeablespotinthe Rather an old-fashioned styled MIKE BERRY: Lovesick;

rROBABLY their best yet. Reason charts.Flipisahitslowerbut beatballad.Butthisoriginality Letters Of Love (HMV POP 1284). thethingtoputthem BesteverMikeBerrydiscbut no less dynamic. Lead voice roars couldbe New Composition forthelongdelaywasthe illnessofMikeMiliward,but and grates with maximum excite- in the charts. none too chart -inclined. Blues sounding. he'sfitandinform now.Song ment. BEACH- based and authentic PAT WAYNE &THE Good disc, good voice, good

jogsalong,solidly beat -laden,and TOP FIFTY TIP COMBERS: Bye Bye Johnny; the lyrics are catchy and StrictlyFor The Birds(Columbia hacking.

memorable. Chunky guitarsounds THE ANDREW OLDHAM DB 7262).ChuckBerry number - TERRY STAFFORD: Suspicion; . alltheway,with agoodlead ORCHESTRA rip roaringbeat -plenty ofhit Judy(London HLU 9871). Pomus- break mid -way. It's a spirited disc. potential. RoughDiamondsotoT- Shuman U.S. penned ballad hit but 365 RollingStones; Oh I Do . takenallround.FlipisaBrian Millie Martin opposition could andincludes Like To See Me On The 'B'Side speak. O'Haracomposition spoil sales here. . some way -up falsetto phrases. (Decca F 11878). JIMMY McGRIFF:LastMinute;

Y 0 U " Another happylittlesong. piano instru- PartTwo(SueWI310). Great AL SAXON: AnotherYou; Hot " AREPETITIVE And Bothered(Mercury MF 8111. a roi, FIFTY TIP mentalhere,as a sortof organ and piano disc from Jimmy. (Parlophone R5127) to the Stones as Maybetooway-outforthepop Ratherateenstyledeffortfrom tribute JAN AND DEAN onthistreaty recordedbytheirmanager.But market though. Al who singswell item. DICK JAMES MUSIC LTD. Dead Man's Curve; The New Girl it'sa catchy danceable item which THE DENNISONS: WalkingThe big band -y m In School(Liberty 556721. could do verywellif itgets Dog; You Don't Know What Love CHRISTINE CAMPBELL: You: oflyrics has enoughplugs.Flip.withtheun- Is(Decca F 11880). Rufus Thomas Don'tYouKnow (Parlophone R THIS macabre set 132 Charing Cross Road, W.C.2. already been banned bythe usual title is a bluelystyledt U.S.hit -good R & B styled treat- 5127). Bigvoicefromthelittle B.B.C.-whichcould giveit affair. ment here. which could click lass -morefor theadultrecord IN11111111110111111MIIII1111111111 curiousitysalesappeal.Storyof TOP FIFTY TIP chartwise. buyer.Lovelystuffnevertheless.

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CONGRATULATIONS GAMBLERS Racing to join you with "It's So Nice" PILLS (Oriole CB1927) IN THE CHARTS Mickey Finn & The Bluemen

SOLE REPRESENTATION: Don White Agency, 72 Wardour St., W.1. GER 7089/7158. 10 RECORD MIRROR, Week ending April 18, 1964

PETER JONES'S

* ** *** * MICKEY FINN'S NEW NAMESEAST END IMAGE SOME groupsgetdozens backing,andraucus vocal of big hits, but never from the guys. They used to manage to put an image, or recordforZiggyJackson's atleast an atmospheric Blue Beat label where they image overtothepublic. had a very big seller with But now, one group, without their version of the old Elias any hits to their credit have And The Zig Zag Jive Flutes managed to put over a great number "." Except new image-namely the East that they calledtheir one End mod image. "Tom Hark Goes Blue Beat." They are Mickey Finn and Leadsinger is Alan the Blue Men, the firstall - Anthony, animmaculately whitebluebeatgroupin dressed individual who the country who were play- manages tosing the most ingbluebeatmusiclong earthy vocals imaginable - before anybody thoughtof as can be heard on the flip commercialising it. The team of"Tom Hark Goes Blue started about eighteen Beat",andalsoon both months ago and have built sides of the new Oriole re- upforthemselvesacon- lease. Other members of the siderable reputation in team are John Cooke, organ, London. JohnBurkett,bassguitar, and Richard Brand on drums. Mickey Finn himself MODS plays lead guitar. They come from Mile End What with the originality and are very very popular of the boys and their with the Mods around that material, and thefact that area-mainly because thesethey were the first in their boys are probably the only fieldthere'salllikelihood Mod group on the stage -that they can make it big in wellacoupleof themat no time. least. The boys have been highly Their new discis an old praisedbyPrinceBuster, number entitled self-styledfounderofthe "Pills," subtitled "Love's bluebeatsound s,who Labours Lost" for no reckonstheladsarejust apparentreason.Andit's great. ICKEY FINN AND THE BLUE MEN seen in the East End Streets. given aheavybluebeat He's right. THE STORY CS

3YE BYE OF PETER'S .11 JOHNNY FACES PETER of PETER'S FACES

WHAT anodd name for a A demodisctoRay Horricks group!Peter's faces, no less. clinched the recording side - he THE RATTLES The Peter concerned is Peter justre -arrangedthesongwhich Nelson,singer and bassguitarist. has become their top side. F 1187345 rpm Andthe"Faces"bitoriginated A brief breakdownofthelads when therecording manager Ray concerned: PeterNelson is 21. Horricks heard other groups using sharesalikingformodernjazz O the word 'faces' about other withtherestoftheboys.Main People whentheydidn'treally hobby: composing songs. Likes know their names. casualclothes and eatingChinese grub. TEEN BEAT Peter Coleman, also 21, goes for YOUTH CLUBS mod clothes. Was once aliften- gineer; now ratesdriving fast from Now the group have made their carsashishobby.JohnMac- debut for Pye Piccadilly-two self - Donaldis22,theoldest"Face". HAVE writtenpieces "Why Did You Joinedthegroupstraightfrom Star Club, Bring Him To The Dance", which school. Can'tstand the "mod I reckon is darnedgood,and cult",though he'smatey with Hamburg "She's In Love". Peter Coleman. Story behind Peter's Faces N startssome sevenyearsago,in DEE 85687" mono EP *MI theSkiffleEra. Peter Nelson and TRAVELLING drummerPeterColemanfronted Year Melt new single Peterandthe And Tony Hall, only 20 but con- Travellers.They vinced he has finally stopped didmostlydance -hallgigsand growing. is and from youthclubsinMiddlesex. keenon travelling. BABYLf1 ME Which is something he'll get Asmusicalstyleschanged, so did thegrouppersonnel. Lead Plenty of,ere long. Groupambition:togetadisc guitaristJohnMacdonaldjoined totopspotinthecharts.These thegroup;then TonyHall came four "Faces" positively KING SIZE TAYLOR in erupt as rhythm guitarist and saxo- withsmilesatthethought of TWA 'YWDZIif phonist. Incidentally, are there THAT! anycontendersforTony'sclaim tobethetallestgroup member & THE DOMINOS intherecordingbusiness?He's six feet five inches! Eighteenmonthsago,theboys Great new release on a Great New Label turned professional. They one- STUPIDITY nighted it up and down the country and alsodida monthin Germany atthe famed StarClub of Hamburg. `KING' First release on the 'KING' label SNOB APPEAL DOWN BY THE RIVERSIDE TEEN BEAT THE SNOBS-probably the the world's most expen- b/w sivelydressedgroup-have from already attracted big atten- COME ON LET'S SLOP tion in U.S A. (even though Star Club, theirfirstDecca release By EDDIE & the CRAZY JETS here, "Buckle Shoe Stomp" Hamburg has not caused a panic in KG 1000 the disc shops). DFE 8569 T mono EP On April 25 the Snobs head forCaliforniawherethey KING RECORDS will spend five days working Division of on a THE DECCA RECORD COMPANY LTD spot in one of R & B Discs Led., 282b, Stamford Hill, N.16 DECCA DECCA HOUSE America's top TV pro- ALBERT EMBANKMENT LONDON S E 1 grammes, The Red Skelton STA 4127 Show. RECORD MIRROR, Week ending April 18, 1964 11

CASHBOX TOP 50 BRITAIN'S TOP 50 RECORD MIRROR AIR MAILED FROM NEW YORK COMPILED BY THE RECORD RETAILER

-VAST-RISINGU.S.hitsinclude"It'sover"-Roy Orbison;"I The National Chart r don't wanttobe hurt anymore"-Nat 'King'Cole;"Cotton TOP 20 -FIVE YEARS AGO Candy"-Al Hirt; "Kiss me sailor"-Diane Renay; "Wrong for intothecharts each other"-Andy Williams; "Love me with all your heart"-Ray GIG! AFTER a week's release,the Searchers leap r ki "-The o e IT DOESN'T MATTER ANY 11 at number 20 with their "Don't Throw Your Love Away", Charles Singers;"Ti 1 MORE (11)Billy Eckstine pursued hotly by other hot discs like "Hubble Bubble Toil "Whenever heho syou - o,y o s oro; obiv - (2) Buddy Holly 1;iitibbgWarwick FastrisingBritishhitsinc u e 'Diape'l- SING LITTLE BIRDIE & Trouble", and "Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying", The "Just like me"-Searchers; Animals too look like making their mark on the scene with their Bachgtorsi "Little children"-Billy J.; SIDE SADDLE 12(17) Pearl Carr & Teddy infectious "Baby Let Me Take You Home". Up top it seems that -"Just one look"-Hollies. 2(1) Russ Conway Johnson Peter & Gordon may overtake the Beatles, either next week or the New U.S. releases include-"I'm the lonely one"-Cliff Richard; week after, owing to the enormous numbers of Beatles discs being "Gonna get along without you now"-Skeeter Davis (Yes, It's the SMOKE GETS IN YOUR 13PUB WITH NO BEER soldsoquickly,insteadof over alonger period,thus enabling Patience and Prudence song); "Goodbye baby"-Solomon Burke; 3EYES (10) Slim Dusty them to top the chart longer. Not much else on the way up but "Shy One"-ShirleyEnis;"Ifyou (3)Platters "One Way Love"-Drifters; LITTLE DRUMMER BOY watch out for "My Boy Lollipop". don't look around"-Kingston Trio; "I found out too late"-Sapphires; 14 make it three in a row with theft' gentle "Don't "If I catch you"-Timmy Shaw;"Guitar Child"-Duane Eddy; DONNA (13) The Beverley Sisters "Soulville"-Aretha Franklin; "My little Girl"-Isley Bros; "Try to 4(8) Marty Wilde Turn Around", while two more favourites come in at the lower findanother man"-RighteousBros.;"Littlegirllost"-Maxine TOMBOY ends of the lists. They are Kenny Lynch's "Stand By Me", who Brown;"The Sermon"-Jimmy Smith; "Organ grinder swing"- ('HARL1E BROWN 15(14) Perry Como seems to be gaining in sales of the Ben E. King song over the LeeDorsey;"Again"-JamesBrown (onKing);"Caldonia"- 5(9) Coasters Cassius Clay version. And Peter, Paul & Mary ease in with their JamesBrown (onSmash);"Somethingyougotbaby"-Fats IT'S LATE/THERE'LL spiritual -type ditty "TellIt On The Mountain". Domino; "Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf"-Jimmy Smith (Verve); 61'ETITE ) LEItin 16NEVER BE ANYONE ELSE Dionne Warwick makesitwithherlovely "Walk On By"- "Wiggle on out"-Jack Scott. (5)Chris Barber BUT YOU there's a feature on her on page seven in this issue. New Phil Spector label-called Phil Spector. First release is "So (-)Ricky Nelson young"-by Veronica. Currently climbing slowly up the 100-"Tall 7MY HAPPINESS (4) Connie Francis MAYBE TOMORROW ,RINK Cool One" from the Wailers on Golden Crest. This was a big U.S. 17 1 4Rfiillfsl (P"are Fitone) 27 hit some four -five years back. It may be re -issued in Britain I hope. (18) Billy Fury 41 (2) Brericia Lee Remember their great follow-up "Mau Mau"? (Brunswick) N.J. 8C'MON EVERYBODY BY THE LIGHT OF THE 2WORLD WITHOUT LOVE (12) Eddie Cochran 18SILVERY MOON 4 (6) Peter and Gordon (Columbia) STAY AWHILE C4I1'1...BUY ME LOVE* STAY (15) Little Richard 2823 (9) Dusty Springfield 1 2615 (7) Four Seasons .11(4)The Beatles (Capitol) a AS I LOVE YOU 1 BELIEVE (Philips) (Vee Jay) 7 (5)Shirley Basso, WAIT FOR ME 3 TWIST AbLII giituiTe 19(16) Malcolm Vaughan 3 (5) The Bachelors (Decca) 22 (6) The Beatles (Tollie) 27DAWN GO AWAY* 29,HLUBBLE BUBBLE 14 (11) Four Seasons (Philips) a STAGGER LEE J GOT STUNG/ONE NIGHT 4 LITTLECHILDREN TOIL AND TRAUMA HELLO DOI v (7) Lloyd Price 20(-I Elvis Prssley 2 (81 B J. Kramer and - (1) Manfred Mann (HMV) 35 (8) Louis Armstrong,_ FUN, FUN, FUN* The o asar op one) 2821 (9) Beach Boys (Capitol) 5I_LCIVE YOU BECAUSE 30CANDY MAN SUSPICION* 7 OD Jim Realms 26 (12) Brian Poole & The 4 29RONNIE Tremeloes (Decca) 6 (6) Terry Stafford - (1) Four Seasons (Philips) BRITAIN'S TOP LP's (RCA:Victor) (Crusader) GLAD ALL OVER* 30EBB TIDE WITH, THE BEATLES FREDDIE & THE A JUST ONE LOOK 31DON'T LET THE SUN 5 39 (2) Lenny Welch (Cadence) (I) The Beatles (Parlophonel 13DREAMERS §(8) The Males CATCH YOU CRYING 8 (9) Dave Clark Five (Parlophone) - (1) Gerry and the (Epic) HIPPY HIPPY SHAKE* WEST SIDE STORY (9)Freddie & The Dreamers 31 2(3)Sound Track (CBS) (Columbia) Pacemakers (Columbia) THE SHOOP SHOOP SONG* 23 (8) Swinging Blue Jeans 7 TELL ME WHEN 69 (6) Betty Everett (Imperial) PLEASE PLEASE MF 917) Applejacks (Decca) 3tzi The Beatles (Parlophone) 14IN DREAMS 32_JULIET (Vee Jay) NEW GIRL IN SCHOOL* (15) Roy Orbison (London) (3) Pour Pennies 32 STAY WITH THE HOLLIES a NOT FADE AWAY (Philips) 7 TO KNOW 33 (4) Jan & Dean (Liberty) 4 (8) Rolling Stones (Decca) (4)The Hollies(Parlophone) 15THE SHADOWS GREATEST .64 EFT strATEcuElui HITS ( e Mattes (veo Jay) 33THE MATADOR* 5 (Columbia) 9 THAT GIRL BELONGS 33HI -HEEL SNEAKERS 41 (2) Major Lance (Okeh) (5) The Searchers (Pye) (7) TO YESTERDAY (I) Tommy Tucker (Pye) CROOKED LITTLE MAN 8 (7) Gene Pitney 810 (5) Serendipity Singers FOREVER ELVIS' GOLDEN RECORDS 16SUGAR_AND SPICE 34 6VOL. 3 (13) The Searchers (Pye) (United Artists) 34BORNE ON THE WIND (Philips) 38 (3) Pete Drake (Smash) 28 (9) Roy Orbison (London) (10)Elvis Presley (RCA) 17AT THE DROP OF a MY BOY LOLLIPOP 9 isITSANDPIECES* 35ZADINF,* .110W DO YOU LIKE IT ANOTHER HAT gP16 (6) Millie (Fontana) -(1) Dave Clark Five (Rule) 32 (5) Chuck Berry (Chess) 7(6) Gerry & The Pacemakers (-) Michael Flanders & 35I LOVE HOW YOU LOVE ME THE WAY YOU DO THE _(Columbia) Donald Swann (HMV) 1 1 _GOOD GOLLY BOSS MOLLY 10 36 BEL 14 (5) The Swinging Blue 35 (8) Maureen Evans (Oriole)* THINGS YOU DO* 28I (7) TomEmyTuckaDJEAKEEt"-er SOUTH PACIFIC 11 (7) Temptations (Gordy) 8 18GOOD 'N' COUNTRY Jeans (HMV) (Checker) (8) Sound Track (RCA) (16) Jim Reeves 36EIGHT BY TEN SHyOyES YOU* 9BLUE GENE (RCA Victor) 29 (11) Ken Dodd (Columbia) 113 (11) The Beatles (Swan) 37 OVIN's (14) Gene Pitney 12 iMantoPar 44'of (United Artists) 19SESSION WITH THE DAVE NEEDLES AND piniet. Cauito Canada) CLARK FIVE 37GONE 1213 (6) Searchers (Kano) BLUE SKIES (-) Dave Clark Five EVERYTHIND'S ALL RIGHT 37 (2) Shirley Hassey OVER BEETHOVEN* 10(11)FrankIfield(Columbia) (Columbia) "18 (41 The Mains (Deer») (Columbia)

38 I WANT TO HOLD lima BORN FREE 13HAND* (Canitnl o ana e 11 20HOW TO WIN AN 38 '4 1141 The Rentles ienpitnn (12)FrankIfield(Columbia) ELECTION 14 ; 745e 12qinzfrEhse arrefer(1190 39JAVA* IN THE WIND (-)Peter Sellers, Spike oum a -4( MY GUY 34 (13) Al Hirt (RCA Victor) 12(20)Peter, & Milligan & Harry Secombe BOY TAKE 1440 (2) Mary Wells (Motowel (Warner Bros) (Columbia) 5ANYONE WHO HAD A -5'(11 40WISH SOMEONE WOULD Animals THAT'S THE WAY CARE (4711 Cilia Black * 15BOYS ARE 50 (2) Irma Thomas arlophone) 40I'M THE ONE 26 (3) Leslie Gore (Mercury) (Imperial) BRITAIN'S TOP EP's 32 (14) Gerry & The 6PI4tN Pacemakers (Columbia) *16AIN'T NOTHING YOU CAN 41I'M SO PROUD 13 (13) The Bachelors (Decca) DO - (1) Impressions (ABC) 41ONLY YOU 4c 17 (6) Bobby Bland (Duke) 7 MOCKINGBIRD HILL 39 (2) Mark Wynter (Pye) ALL `24 HOURS FROM TULSA 30 (3) The Migil Five (Pye) 42KISSIN' COUSINS 1 (1) The Beaties (Parlophone) 11 SHANGRI-LA 37 (8) Elvis Presley (8) Gene Pitney 42DON'T TURN AROUND 1724 (3) Robert Maxwell/Vic (RCA -Victor) (United Artists) Dana (Decca/Dolton) 18 - (1) Merseybeats (Fontana)* 2(2) The Rolling Stones LOVE IN LAS VEGAS Yth OU'RE A WONDERFUL 43LAVE. MEBODO* (Decca) 12 43AS USUAL -(1) The AR (Vee-Jay) (-)Elvis Presley (RCA) *I °ONE. THEME FOR YOUNG LOVERS 33 (15) Brenda Lee TWIST & SHOUT 19 (Brunswick) 19 (5) Marvin Gaye (Tanga) TELL IT ON THE 3 13THE_ MATLEs No 1 12 (7) The Shadows (Columbia) 44MOUNTAIN* (3)The Beatles (Parlophone) (9) The Beatles (Parlophone) 44 19HEY BOBBA NEEDLE* 31 (5) Peter, Paul & Mary DON'T THROW YOUR WALK ON RY 20 (4) Chubby Checker (Warner Bros.) IWNGRY FOR LOVE THE BIG THREE AT 20LOVE AWAY .7_.(1)11011L2Zarmrick (Parkway) 4(6)The Searchers (Pye 14THE CAVERN (1) Searchers (Pye) (I've Int.) 45RIP VAN WINKLE* (14)Big Three (Decca) 45 20DEAMAN'S * 35 (8) Devotions (Roulette) THE DAVE CLARK FIVE I THINK OF YOU STAND BY ME 25(5)DJan &DeanCURVE(Liberty) 5(5) The Dave Clark Five 15SHAKE WITH THE 2120 (14) The Merseybeats - (1) Kenny Lynch (H.M.V.) * 46I CAN'T STAND IT* (Columbia) SWINGING BLUE JEANS (Fontana) 46 21 ,pfectikr_aiv'EASE ME. 42 (3) Soul Sisters (sue) (-) Swinging Blue Jeans TELL IT ON THE es ee Jaw) THE BACHELORS (HMV) nLET ME GO LOVER MOUNTAIN 47WE LOVE YOU BEATLES* 6 Bachelors (Decca) 19 (9) Kathy Kirby (Decca) - (1) Peter, Paul and Mary MONEY 36 (4) Carefrees 16TOP SIX VOL. 3 (Warner Bros.) 2222 (4) Kingsmen (Ward) (16)Various Artistes (London -International) 7 T: HITS (Top Six) BOYS CRY (4)The Beatles (Parlophone) 2321 (12) Eden Kane (Fontana) 47SHE LOVES YOU WHIE ON WHITE* 48MY GIRL SLOOPY* I'M THE ONE 42 (33) Beatles (Parlophone) 2329(3)T 17 Danny Williams - (1) Vibrations (Atlantic) I ONLY WANT TO BE WITH (-) Gerry & The Pacemakers NEW ORLEANS (United Artists) 8YOU (Columbia) 2424 (5) Bern Elliott & 48 LWANT TO HOLD YOUR 49OUR EVERLASTING LOVE* Dusty HAND THINK* (10) Springfield MOVING The Fenmen (Decca) 24 -(1) Ruby and The Romantics (Philips) 18 40 (20) The Beatles--"- 18 (6) Brenda Lee (Decca) (Kapp) (-)Peter, Paul & Mary OVER YOU (Parlophone) PETER, PAUL & MARY (Warner Bros.) 2522 (9) Freddie and The MY HEART BELONGS TO 50STAY AWHILE* 9(13) Peter, Paul & Mary 49YOU WERE THERE * 25ONLY YOU* 19DON'T BLAME ME Dreamers (Columbia) - (1) Dusty Springfield (Warner Bros.) (-)FrankIfield(Columbia) 44 (7) Heinz (Decca) 12 (9) Bobby Vinton (Epic) (Philips) IF HE TELLS YOU ON STAGE 20PINK PANTHER 2625 (6) Adam Faith with the 505-4-2-2-1 * * An asterisk denotes record 10(12) Merseybeats(Fontana) (-) Henry Mancini (RCA) Roulettes (Parlophone) 50 (13) Manfred Mann (HMV) * released in Britain. * * * * * * * * * * * ************ * :A- * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * *

JOHN PAUL VaA NDa YbK EDOIN' THEMOD, CHUBBY THE SHIRELLES andthe 7N 35180 p[Tuut JONES THE YOU STILL WANT ME SHA-LA-LA BAJA KINKS 7N 15636 7N 25240 7N 15637 JASON FORD SURELY CLARKCHECKER 7N 35176 THE DOVELLSME AND THEM ROD & YOUNG LOVE SHOW YOU CAROLYN 7N 15629 IN !EYBOBBA BE MY GIRL MEAN IT TOO THE IT'S GREAT 7N 15631 MONOTONES 7N 15640 LOVE NEEDLE A. P901 THE BAKER TWINS 7N 15628 7N15639 P907 qpop,,z, fo-Afiitlt hrickor.WORDS WRITTEN ON WATER - 4. 12 RECORD MIRROR, Week ending April 18, 1964 QUESTION TIME FOR CLIFF! esE must be about the most pleasant person in the top- bracket of show business. After five years at the summit, he still collects endless applause and ear -ripping screams at every performance. As he proved when I met him backstage at Luton recently . . The "he", of course, is Cliff Richard. He'd just finished a forty -minute act, ranging from "Moon River" to "What'd I Say"-and the audience -reaction was still ringing in our ears. Cliff was half -way through his three - week, nation - wide by DAVE tour,was none theworse for his exertions . . and answered my questions very BARRY enthusiastically. Like "How will pop musicon the other hand just take develop?" a look at tonight's audience . . . the place was packed." Cliff: "Who really can tell? The point was clear: I took ButIdo sincerely thinkit it. And asked some more. CLIFF with his co-star hastakenaturnforthe better over the last year or "Doyoumindallthe SUSAN HAMPSHIRE in a screaming from audiences?" shot from "Wonderful ". so. Standards are improving." Cliff: "Not really. At least Like "What sort of songs do theyscreamintheright tour every 12 months. The you most enjoy performing?" places - you know, the up -rest of the time, I'd like to tempo numbers. And they are usetoestablishmyselfas FAVOURITES quiet when I want them toan international performer." TWO GREAT be." 'Sfunny,youknow. I Cliff:"Personally,Ienjoy I agreed. I made, the com-thought he'd already done mosttypes. My favourite ment that the audience nowprecisely that. artistes include Lena Horne, came largely to see Cliff as Ray Charles, Elvis Presley ... an entertainer and not as a so that should give you some NEW EMI DISC SERIES sexidol . . as many of DISCS ideaof my sortofmusic. today's performers are con- EMI are to put oneof th But I have to sing to please sidered. biggest promotion'campaigns an audience. For instance, it oftheyear behind their new took me five discs to get a idea known as "Hot .Six." On MATURED theRegalZonophonelabeleach Number One - `Livin' month asingleistobe released Doll,'aballad.So nowI Cliff:"WhenI firsten- featuringsixtitlesfromtheton heavily featureballads. My tered the business some six ten,thepriceisthe same asfor a single.Unlikeother labels who next releaseis'Constantly,' years ago,IsupposeI was produce similiar copies of top hits another ballad.Ireally doregarded as a sex idol. But EMIareto nametheirartists. like this one." now IfeelI have matured. OnthefirstwillbeThe LeRoys all and TheInnocentsandthetitles Iasked: "Are you at So has my audience." are Don't Throw Your Love Away, perturbed by the comparative Future plans? My GirlLollipop, I Love You failure of 'I'm The Lonely Cliff: "Later this year, I've Because,NotFade Away, IBe- One'?" got a tour of Australia com- ' lieveand Tell Me When. This Cliff: "Not a bit. Not a bit." apos- firstsingle is dueoutonApril ingoff and there's 24th and YOU canhearallthe "Ever have any sort of im- sibilityofaLondonPalla- trackson a specialLuxembourg pression that you're becom- dium performance in May." show at 8 p.m. on April 28th. The ing a 'has been'?It's some- How would Cliff like best two groups will appear on 'Ready SteadyGo'toperformthedisc . . ." of times suggested tospendtherest his on May1st.Thisisquite a re- Cliff: "If you are going by career? vival for the Regal Zonophone the success of my recent Cliff: "We -e -ell.Isuppose labelwhichuntilthereleaseof I HAVE had it! I'dliketodo afilm theJoyStringssinglehadbeen discs, then that de voted to SalvationArmy re- I'm on the way down. Butonce ayear and aBritish cordings. THE WINNING SONG OF THE NEW 1964 EUROVISION SONG CONTEST A SMASH HIT! ORLEANSTHIS IS MY THE SHEFFIELDS BERNELLIOT! PRAYER & THE (Non ho I'eta per amarti) I GOT MY PENMEN DANA VALERY F 1185245 rpm F 11881 45 rpm MOHOWORKING DECCA DECCA Stringfellow Bros. Malcolm Nixon Agency 89 Moseley Road THE DECCA RECORD COMPANY LTD DECCA HOUSE ALBERT EMBANKMENT LONDON S E 1 5 Conduit Street, W.I. Pye 7N 15627 Sheffield

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