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PHILADELPHIA -The Na- associations executive director, It will be the only time the con- And tional Association of Record will send invitations to all estab- vention will be opened to non- Otherwise Merchandisers. for the first time lished record merchandisers, members. Beatlemania in its history, will open its up- whether or not they a CHICAGO - The usually belong to As result of inviting all es- By GEL FAGGEN staid and conservative Midwest coming convention (April 19 -23, NARM. The purpose of throw- tablished rack jobbers to the has virtually flipped its wig over Miami) to all rack jobbers, in- ing open the convention to all convention, NARM seems cer- NEW YORK - In the New the mop -headed Beatles from cluding non -NARM members. rack jobbers is to provide non- tain to have its biggest attend- York City and New Jersey areas Liverpool. George R. Marek. executive members with an idea of what ance in the six years it has con- record dealers and one -stops are Dealers describe Beatlemania vice -president of the RCA Vic- the association achieves at its ducted these events. reporting sales in large volume as the most virulent form of rec- tor Record Division. will be the conventions, and to show what The theme of the convention on the Beatles. ord fever since the heyday of keynote speaker at what prom- the organization strives to ac- will he "Reaffirmation of faith New York's Colony Record such artists as Elvis Presley and ises to be the biggest conclave complish. in the record industry." Inas- store reports that Beatles sales the Everly Brothers. NARM has held to date. The technique of occasionally much as Marek will be the key- are "real big" on the Capitol, Even then, neither Presley nor NARM. heretofore, had re- opening a trade association con- note speaker, the choice of the Swan and Vee Jay versions. The the Everlys had more than one stricted attendance at its con- vention to non -members is a de- convention theme is most appro- store also noted increasing sales IContinued un pace 81 ventions to its membership. vice that has been used success- priate. It stems from an exclu- on these records throughout the This time. Jules Malamud, the fully by other trade organiza- sive statement given by the weeks. RCA tions (such as Supermarket In- Victor top executive to Stedman 1 -Stop, Mount Ver- stitute) in an effort to attract a Billboard on the future of the non, N. J., said that sales on the Beatle Binge wider representation of an in- record business during 1964 (see Beatles "started out like an ex- dustry to its fold. Malamud January 4 issue). The thought plosion, settled down to consist- In Los Angeles told Billboard, "If NARM is go- captured NARM's attention and ent and steady sales." The out- Remo, Acts, Tix ing to be an even greater repre- was adopted as its convention let is expecting "another big By Eliot Tiegel sentative factor in the industry, theme. blast" this week as a result of it should speak for an even In addition to attracting a the group's New York visit and HOLLYWOOD -The South- Are Sold Up greater number of members en- record turnout, it now appears, appearance on "The Ed Sulli- ern California market has gone gaged in record merchandising." (Continued on pace 8) (Continued on page 8) on a Beatle binge, according to SAN REMO, Italy- Approx- a Billboard survey here. Retail- imately S48.000 worth of talent ers and broadcasters alike report paraded across the platform of that Beatle fare is getting top the casino here each evening. attention from buyers and lis- teners. Entrance to the three evenings were priced at S32 for each of Music City Vice- President the first two evenings and 548 Teen Singer Cinquetti Old (Continued on page 8) for the finale. For the first two evenings the phonograph houses bought 270 tickets for each evening as part DEPARTMENTS of their right of participation. Enough to Win San Remo Prize & FEATURES equal to 25 per singer. In addi- tion each bought 25 for the final By SAMUEL STEINMAN by Tiber (an affiliate of Messag- artists, made a double win for evening for each participant. In Hot 100 Chart ... Page 29 gerie Musicali). the CGD record label which the past these tickets had con- SAN REMO -A new teen- Freely translated into Eng- distributes disks for both artists Top LP's Chart. Page 32 siderable value for the disk age star was born here when lish the title means "I'm Not in Italy. houses since numbers were Gigliola Cinquetti, 15 years old Old Enough to Love You." It The winning song was the Other Music Pop Charts drawn by lot for voting among and one of the two new artists was written by Panzeri and Nisa only one sung by the distaff side the audience but this year all of Breakout Singles 22 in the program, won the Sao and a French version of the in the finals. Lyricist Panzeri the ballots were cast by external re- Breakout Albums 34 Remo Song Festival with the lyric was sung by Belgium's peats his victory of the first Hot Country le juries and those in the house Singles song "Non Ho L'eta per Patricia Carli. The victory of San Remo Festival in 1951 He Country Albums 18 (Continued on page 8) Amarti." The song is published this song, as sung by these two (Continued on page 4) Hits of the World 38

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Radio -TV Programming 12 By OMER ANDERSON The forecast is a series matter Phono -Tope Merchandising .42 for of of sheer survival in the by the 1963 output. Analysis of mergers, and Coin Machine Operating 49 consolidations, economic reshuffling ushered in the 1963 figures shows that the COLOGNE -West Germany's corporate Bull Vending 54 reorganization put- by the trading community. The character of the solely German phonograph industry is facing a ting the German diskeries in bet- forecast is for fewer but bigger as well as European market is Buyers 8 year of sweeping readjustment Sellers ter shape to compete for -not and more viable German disk - changing fast the emphasis to the rapidly changing - Classified Mart 48 economic the German -but the European cries at the end of 1964. shifting from singles to LP. It situation in Europe created by market. The German industry's prob- reveals. too, that there is such the European Common l Market. Thinking big has become a lem is capsuled and dramatized (Continued on page 6)

www.americanradiohistory.com "Welcome to My World" Jim Reeves: c/w "Good Morning Self" RCA VICTOR #8289 The most trusted name in sound www.americanradiohistory.com FEBRUARY 15, 1964 BILLBOARD 3 Italian Musical ROSA BEGINS DISCUSSIONS 'Rugantino' Gets WITH NARM FOR MERGER Mixed Reviews NEW YORK -Iry Perlman, president of Record One -Stop Asso- ciation (ROSA), and several of his key associates. including Manny NEW YORK- "Rugantino," Wells, have initiated discussions with the National Association of billed as a Roman musical spec- Record Merchandisers (NARM), with a view toward ROSA becom- tacle, opened last night at the ing an integral part of the record merchandisers' trade org. Mark Hettinger to mixed re- Perlman stated: "We have discussed the matter ... I feel that views, ranging from good to both organizations seek some of the some aims: that is. certain middling to poor. The Italian reforms and a bigger and better record business. I think there are musical borrows from the cin- advantages both to our members and to NARM if we could ema to use of substitutes to get successfully conclude these talks and bring ROSA into NARM." its message across with the ex- Perlman said that he and other ROSA members were also members ception that one reads from the of NARM. He added: "We will be at the NARM convention April 19 top instead of the bottom. d we will present our ideas on the matter." The New York daily papers NARM director, noted that exp)ora- 1u)es Malamud, executive had this to say: talks had been held. "There are certain difficulties at the Times: "Mixed into it like a ent which rule out a quick decision," Malamud said. The NARM rich sauce for a tasty pasta arc he stated, would not agree to the projected move without an d, impudent and bawdy comedy. mative vote by a large majority of the NARM membership. maudlin melodrama, songs with lamud also noted that present bylaws would have to be amended soft, swaying Latin rhythms .. . ROSA were to become an integral part of NARM. Thirdly. and a laughing. brooding affec- upcoming conference, lamud pointed out that the trade practice tion for the spirit of old Rome." KENNEDY MEMORIAL: Sen. Edward Kennedy (left) accepts the eduled for March, precluded the possibility of a quick decision Post: "It has the bad luck of first copy of a recording of the Boston Symphony's Memorial . because speculation exists at this point as to what definitions being resolutely and resounding- Tribute to the late President John F. Kennedy from George R. y be forthcoming with regard to record merchandisers and ly dull." Marek, vice -president and general manager of RCA Victor. The stops. Journal a celebrated in Malamud indicated that the NARM would very likely discuss American: .. memorial consists of a Solemn Pontifical Moss quite magnificent ROSA proposal fully at the April meeting. creation in Holy Cross Cathedral, Boston, and a performance of the Mozart many aspects. constantly pleas- Requiem by the orchestra. The Boston Symphony was aug- ing to the eye. but it doesn't do BSI mented by a 180 -voice chorus for the recording, under the di- anything that we don't do bet- rection of Eric Leinsdorf. Proceeds from the two -album package ter in the way of music. mount- ing and, certainly, choreogra- will go to the John F. Kennedy Library, Boston. a ma ge Resigns phy." Herald Tribune: "It's all too much and, except for the fun From UA: Picker In we have watching the principal ARMADA Hopes FCC rascal ... too much of it is NEW YORK -Art Talmadge. suit in additional duties for much too tame." president of United Artists Rec- all department heads. Lloyd Daily News: "... it's a whop- per . interesting and Adopts Its Proposals ords, has resigned his post as Leipzig. director of creative differ- ent." of March 1 in order to enter services. will supervise the ac- the draft are the best business for himself. tivities of the publicity and World Telegram: . the NEW YORK -The American ARMADA a that can be drawn up at this advertising departments. serve music is Roman equivalent of Record Merchants & Distribu- Talmadge, president of the the tors Association has sent to its time. He expressed the hope as liaison to the parent firm old Lucky Strike Hit Parade, label for nearly four years, and the voices copies the that all or a major part of the company. and be directly con- are never more membership of organ- came to the firm from Mercury practice proposals will be in- cerned with artists' relations and than indifferent." ization's proposed trade ARMADA Records. Talmadge has also been Billboard. February corporated in the FTC's Trade the creative talent on the label's rules (The one of the leading spokesmen 8). and has its members Practice Rules when the latter roster. National sales manager. notified in the recording industry and that other trade groups Joe Berger. is assuming com- tor, Jack Gold, will served as president of ARMADA creatively the industry will draw up similar In the forefront in the matter plete control of the sales of supervise the in 1962. singles product, recommendations for the Fed- of drawing up the ARMADA album product for U. A. and and Leroy Holmes, musical di- Stepping into Talmadge s slot eral Trade Commission. proposals have been, in addition its subsidiary while rector, will continue under the . will be David V. Picker, a labels. Andy to Heilicher, attorney Earl Kint- aegis of Sidney Shemel, and ARMADA President Amos vice -president of the parent Miele will be in charge of ner and ARMADA secretary Ron Nackman continues in Heilicher stated to the United Artists Corporation. singles for all labels. Jim Schwartz. charge of all phases produc- ARMADA membership his be- Michael Stewart, at present of ex- Artist and repertoire direc- tion. lief that the rules suggested in Heilicher has requested the ecutive vice -president of the membership to participate ac- company's publishing firms, has tively in the open conference been upped to executive vice - which is expected in March. president of the diskery, and NARM Members Cast Sound Track Album" are "Bye. Heilicher also asked the mem- will add these duties to his Bye, Birdie' -RCA Victor; "Cleo- bership to read the ARMADA present ones. Si Mael, vice - patra"-20th Century -Fox; "How proposals carefully and notify president, becomes general man- Votes for 1963 Bests the West Was Won" -MGM: the organization whether specific ager of UA Records, director "Lawrence of Arabia "- Colpix, proposed rules are, in their view. of business affairs, with respon- PHILADELPHIA - Nation Hit Single Record" are: "Blue and "West Side Story " -Co- desirable or undesirable. Association of Record Merchan- Velvet," Bobby Vinton -Epic; sibility for day -to-day activities lumbia. The Sixth Annual ARMADA disers, Inc. members are cur- "Dominique," Soeur Sourire - of the company. "Best Selling Male Vocalist" set from June 24 rently voting for the best sell- Philips; "End of the World," Convention, contenders are: Andy Williams, through July 1 at the Eden Roc The reorganization will re- ing artists and product released Skeeter Davis - RCA Victor; Columbia; Elvis Presley. RCA Hotel. Miami Beach. will devote ing the past year. The results "Fingertips," Little Stevie Won - Victor: Frank Sinatra, Reprise - a major part of its program to of the balloting will he an- der-Tamla; "Puff the Magic Capitol; Ray Charles, ABC - the Trade Rules. nounced at the awards banquet Dragon," Peter, Paul and Mary- Practice Paramount- Atlantic, and Tony intends to have ex- April 22 in the Pompeii Room Warner Bros.; ARMADA "Surfin' U.S.A.," Bennett, Columbia. who will of the Eden Roc Hotel, Miami the Beach Boys -Capitol. perts on hand explain Beach, Fla. Nomines for "Best Selling what the rules mean to all seg- Contestants for "Best Selling ments of the trade, and the In addition to 13 Female Vocalist" are: Barbra the cat- Album ": "Days of Wine and means for obtaining compliance egories listed on the ballot, Roses," Andy Williams- Colum- Streisand. Columbia: Brenda Lee, Decca; Francis, with the rules. NARM members are voting for bia; "Joan Baez in Concert." Connie the record manufacturing com- Joan Baez -Vanguard; "Movin.' " MGM; Joan Baez, Vanguard. pany which has demonstrated Peter, Paul and Mary- Warner and Nancy Wilson, Capitol. IIIIIIAl1111111t11111111111ABIII111111A111AllltlflmfilllIIIIInNIAAtlIIIRt sustained co- operation with rack Bros.; "Peter, Paul and Mary," "Most Promising Male Vocal- jobbers throughout the years, Peter, Paul and Mary, " -Warner ist" candidates are: Frank Fon- MAYOR HONORS and for the record company Bros., and "The Singing Nun," taine, ABC - Paramount; John which has demonstrated in the Soeur Sourire- Philips. Gary, RCA Victor; Richard ASCAP'S 50TH past year the greatest progress Vying for "Best Selling Movie (Continued un page 6) in its relationships with the NEW YORK -On Thursday rack jobbers. (13) a proclamation marking Categories included on the the 50th anniversary of ASCAP NARM ballot are: best selling will be given to the performing single record, album, movie 'Journey to Bethany' First rights organization's President track album, male vocalist, fe- Stanley Adams by Mayor Robert ARNOLD HONORED: Honor- male vocalist, vocal group. F. Wagner. Adams will present able Frank G. Clement, gov- comedy recording artist, chil- Disk on Life of Christ the Mayor with a framed auto- dren's line, orchestra, economy graph. and caricature of the late ernor of Tennessee, has pro- spoken word price product (under SI retail). presentation, "Jour- Christ. with a complete cast of Victor Herbert to commemo- claimed February as "Eddy ney economy price to Bethany," presenting the outstanding radio and television rate the and a Arnold Month" for his State, product (over occasion. Herbert St retail) and most promising life of Christ until the Ascension. actors dramatizing an original group of fellow songwriters marking the RCA coun- his Victor male and female vocalist. has been developed by LOR script based on biblical and re- founded ASCAP five decades try artist's 20th anniversary Productions, newly formed disk - search sources. ago. Original charter member- The banquet, which will be os a recording star. Arnold cry. The educational package LOR executive Walt Boeckley, ship was a highlight of the 192. is a colonel on Clement's sixth annual which took three years to re- who is in partnership with NARM convention meeting this search, Billboard will salute ASCAP staff and is busy three weeks to record Thomas Wood, a Midwestern spreading year April 19, will also feature on the occasion of the 50th an- good for and will cost approximately businessman, revealed that he i. will Tennessee and the outstanding recording artists niversary in a special issue Feb- $500,000 when completed. is is editing the tapes to decide his RCA Victor product cur- in the country. ruary 29. believed to be the first recorded how many albums will comprise rently on a promotion tour. Nominees for "Best Selling project devoted to the life of IContinued on page .1) IIIIIIIIIIBIIII1 IIBIBAIIIIIB1811 HIIAtlt1881NIBAIABAWIq

www.americanradiohistory.com 4 BILLBOARD FEBRUARY 15. 1964 Ju l II.IJ,ullnr,gld l.1 III'491I LIVERPOOL WAVES Ben Finn Spells Out NOONAN TO NARRD Purposes GIVE NARAS Beatles Begin New Some CHALK TALK NEW YORK -The National and allied products; show will include retail sales manage- CHICAGO -Thomas Association of Retail Record Noonan, director of (NARRD), formerly ment clinics; (31 open the trade Billboard's British Artist Push Dealers research, will discuss the maga- taking steps to hring shows to the public, and pro- SORDI, is zine's entire chart operation at the retailer more in line with mote the occasion with a By JACK MAHER sound, and there are some new the February 18 meeting of the present industry conditions. An "Dealer Day," live recording British climbers that have not National Academy of Record- step in this direction artists. etc.; (41 establish an NEW YORK Great Britain yet been issued here. Some of Important ing Arts & Sciences here. - has been the appointment of industry liaison committee to hasn't been as influential in these are the Hollies (who re- John Scott Trotter, national Ben Finn A executive director. meet with manufacturers, dis- American affairs since 1775. cord for EMI's Parlophonc), the president of NARAS, will also Finn, a professional manage- tributors and other segments The sensational impact of the Rolling Stones (who record for he in town for the meeting. The ment consultant, is kicking off of the industry and exchange Beatles on England's former British Decca), and the Mersey - Chicago chapter has been grow- beats the a membership drive and has ideas for industry betterment; colonies has had the explosive (who record for Philips ing stcadly since its inception drawn up. with the aid of the (5) establish a government li- effect of sending major and in- cubsid, Fontana). two years ago and now has over NARRD board, a statement of aison committee to represent the dependent firms here scram- toll members on its roles. for retailers. retailer on a national level and bling for more and more British purpose Noonan will detail operation make known his needs and product. Chairman Chairborne The statement contains the of both Billboard's singles and points: (I) I believe thinking on dual distribution, Thc bidding has been hard following 1-P charts as well as other sales LONDON -Sir Joseph Lock- my business and my quality stabilization, tax hills, and heavy for hit English prod- in ability figures published by the maga- wood, EMI chairman of the it honorably and unfair trade practices. etc.: uct, with the greatest emphasis to conduct zine. He'll discuss specifically board, has had to postpone his the respect of my fellow (6) group insurance: The going on the Liverpool sound with how a record hits the charts, trip to the States, NARRD insurance trust fund trend, of course, but a good United due . . . that it provides a men how it moves up or down. and to take place this week, to a committee will submit a low - many other artists who have needed service to my commun- means to an cost group life and group acci- what this movement been in the upper end of the future date. Pressing business ity and that it deserves my or company. dent insurance program for artist record English charts have also come on the home front is the reason community's support; 121 I be- he the Noonan will joined on in share I owners, managers. clerks, their for their of attention. the lieve that am entitled to a podium by Dick Wilson, Mid- EMI topper has had to re- on wives and families: (7) distrib- The Beatles' success has been fair profit, an honest return west sales manager. dis- schedule his tour. a (81 music significant on two levels. U. S. the capital I have invested . . . ute monthly newsletter; an cussing Billboard's advertising manufacturers note, with satis- and I should receive a reason- open associate membership program. and Nick Biro. Mid - able income for services category within NARRO. to in- faction, that not only is the cur- west editor. discussing the maga- rent British Beatles hit, "I Want rendered; I believe that clude manufacturers and dis- (3) zine's editorial policies voluntary, close co-operation be- tributors of records and allied to Hold Your Hand" selling, but tween retailers, distributors and products. earlier material leased to other Billboard labels than on Vee manufacturers can result in Capitol, Jay Published Weekly br better records and allied prod- and Swan, is selling at a torrid The Billboard Publishing Company rate as well. The single and al- 2160 Patterson St., Cincinnati, O.. 45214 ucts merchandising . . . can bum on MGM are a different Tel.: 381.6450 create new business and in- SINGLE SPOTLIGHTS case because that material was crease the market potential in Publisher Pop cut in Germany by DGG for its our industry; (4) I believe in Hal B. Cook New York Office action that indifference and Polydor pop label. ... RAY CHARLES inertia have ruined more busi- The fact that the Swan and Editorial Office HEART Vee Jay records are selling now, ness than mistakes in going BABY. DONT YOU CRY (Leeds, ASCAP) (2:32) -MY 165 W. 46th St., New York. N. Y., 10036 CRIES FOR YOU (Ross- Jungnickel -Gladys -Massey. ASCAP) (2:46) after having been released with Area Code 2t2, PL 7 -2800 forward. Cable: BILLBOARD NEWYORK I features a swingin' bossa nova -type heat called Swing little or not impact on the mar- Stronger Position -Side Nova. Zap hacking could bring hack the big hands. Charles performs ket some months ago. indicates Editor -In -Chief Lee Zhito In order to strengthen the this one with great wit and excitement. ABC -Paramount 10530 to many industry observers that Editors P. Ackerman, A. Stem!ield retailer's position, NARRD in- Liverpool is ready to break as Department Editors, New York tends to: (1) Distribute a a full -fledged trend. Mvric News Paul Ackerman WELK Radio-TV Programming Gil Fapge i monthly series of dealer -aid LAWRENCE For this reason, labels that International News Jack Maher s one done in the STOCKHOLM (Von Tozer, ASCAP) (I:58)-Heré had been unsuccessful origi- Coin Machines Aeon vertising, promotion, stock con- "Calcutta" vein that has been so successful for Welk in the past. nally with Liverpool material Editorial Assistant .. ,...... Julo,....John carKim is the harpsichord supported by strings a la pizzicato trol, store and lighting arrange- Prominent are ready to go again with newer U. S. Editorial Offices and chorus. Continental tempo is the order. Flip is "The Girl From ments. banking and finance; material, hoping that the public Cincinnati, Exec. News Editor..Win. 1. Sada Dot 16582 Chicago, Biro (2) run trade shows geared Barbados" (Vogue. BMI) (2:15). is ready now to accept that Midwest Editor Nicholas Washington Bureau Chief Mildred Nall specifically to products used by sound. They are also hoping that Nashville Manager Merle {teck Bata record retailers only, where THE MURMAIDS the same retroactive Beatles ef- Nallswoad, W. Cunt News ....Eliot Tiegel they may concentrate on disks Follow -up of fect sets in, and that records Research Department, New York HEARTBREAK AHEAD (Dragonwyck, BMI) (2:271- Director the gals' hit " Popsicles and Icicles" is in the same groove. The that originally bombed by these Poo Charts Mgr. smooth ballad is done with a shuffle heat and spotlights smart artists will become hits once the Special Projects Deve1'- harmonizing by the gals. Should be another big one. Flip is "He's artists are established here. Deseral Manager Good to Me" (Screen Gems -Columbia. BM11 12:151. A quick check of the British Production Department, eve Lee le First Disk on Chattahoochee 636 charts shows that a large per- Art Director centage of hit British material General Advertising Office, N. Director of Salm Peter He" Life of Christ has been picked up and issued Promelron Director Flank Lu here. Besides the Beatles on Midwest Music Sala Richard WI Music Sala Kas AI Continued from page 3 Capitol. Gerri and the Pace- West Cast makers have been issued on the Coin Machine Adv., Chicago the completed story. He esti- Ad. Mgr. .... Rchard WI Teen Singer Cinquetti Laurie label, the Dave Clark Coin Machine mated the package would run New York Five has appeared on Epic and Circulation Sales, from IO to 15 records for an Circulation Manager.. Waller F. Gruen; approximate total of eight hours the Searchers' hit "Needles and Fulfillment week Subscription of biblical history. Pins" came out this past Send Form 3579 to Wins San Remo Prize on Kapp. The Fourmost's new 2560 Patterson St., Cincinnati. 0., 45 187 Speaking Parts Fulfillment Manager ...... laseph P' Continued from paar f one, "I'm in Love," also came The complete package will out last week on the Ateo label. U. S. Branch Offices boast 187 individual speaking while composer Nisa hit the The other songs, with their The Shadows have appeared on Gh:wBo, III.. 60601. 188 W. Rndot parts with full sound affects magic circle for the first time singers and publishers, are the Atlantic label and Billy J. Area Code 302. CE 6 -9 018 and original music in mono and after many also -rans in other ranked second and are listed al- Hollywood. Calif 90028. 1520 N Gower Kramer and Dakotas have Area Code 2730 HO 9 -5831 stereo versions as follows: "Che Ne Sc. Boeckley is cur- years. phabetically popped up on the Liberty label. Nashville. Tenn., 37203. 726 16th. rently negotiating several Surprise result, however, left No Importa a Me," by Do- Area Code 615, 244 -5836 with Liberty is also preparing to re- G, N W.W. sung by Washington, D. C.. 2;:41,500220205426 religious composers for an origi- music people wondering how menico Modugno, lease another big British hit, Area Code 3- nal score for the package. and where it happened and by Modugno (Fonit) and Frankie Exec "Hippy Hippy Shake," by the Offices anticipates having the finished what margin. Under the new Laine (CBS), Curchi, Milan. Swinging Blue Jeans. Other hit International package ready within three rules no figures were announced "Come Poteri Dimenticarti." British artists like Cliff Richard Fur Office Bit His anoser Square London W.1 I months. and all other finalists were auto- sung by Tony Dallara (Music - (Epic), Kathy Kirby (London), HYDe Park 3659 Albums comprised of biblical matically ranked second. In an SAAR) and Ben E. King (At- Dusty Springfield (Philips). the Cable: Billboard London material are not new to effort at complete impartiality, lantic-SAAR), Flaminia, Milan. Brarilien Ofnee .Mwric ;o Quadrics, pie. the Caravelles (Philips), Frank !field Rua Viscanda de Cavet 125 industry, Capitol and Audio no winners were announced "Ieri Ho Incontrate Mia Madre." (Capitol and Vee Jay) and Rio de Janeiro Books having issued LP's in the after the first night and the top sung by Gino Paoli (RCA) and Argentine OHice Ruben MKhadc, Dir. many more have been issued in lavolle 1783, Buenos Aires past, but this is believed to be 12. five from the first and seven Antonio Prieto (RCA), RCA. this country. Freddie and the n D:Ui to e the first time that a cast has from the second were named in Rome. "La Prima Che Incontro," Dreamers have been issued on 135 (Ri Fil `w ' äeP:nn been assembled sung by Fabrizio Ferretti i ováwentnór, to dramatize the alphabetical order. Voting in Capitol. a,rmanrN a t!a. n life of Christ, much in the man- each case was by 19 different and the Fraternity Brothers en nIn But the accent is on Liverpool 74unwtea r gsrEe Loéf :fires, should ner the story would -COD). Southern, Milan. he told in juries in 19 different Italian (Derby á a full -length radio spectacular. cities. "Motivo D' Amore." sung by Publ4hed w k le. sleandieaw /ABC Price May Exceed 550 While this style of selection Pino Donaggio (Columbia) and potage pal: 1 "Stasera No Cinelnnatl á Boeckley said it was too pre- was considered by most to he Frankie Avalon (Chancellor - ern, Milan. No No." ,aatuon,l en mature to officially state a price justifiably impartial, it did take Bluebell). Accordo (Curti), sung by Remo Germani (Jolly - itrr orale. co 7 rie ht 19óa D Y for the package. but estimates a good deal of the excitement Milan. "Ogni Volta," sung by SAAR) and Nino Tempo and atlleord PuD- T7,e omDanr aóo are known to exceed 550. out of the casino. and Paul Anka April Stevens (Atlantic-SAAR), Ilaelnl eemD,nr. Ferrante (RCA) In one , . It is understood the story will Rome. Lotus (Leonardi), Milan. "Una ne of ,vleman detrenal l: i7 Greatest surprise after the two (RCA) RCA. D. s. A. arte carada: Amowmint 9e9- be available in single LP forni in preliminary was "Quando Vedrai La Mia Lacrima Sul Viso," sung by ew. use wnka rearartr,e or muxnxns runs the elim- n cement: reu. alo: turn ndet- addition to the complete series. ination of three -time winner Ragazza." sung by Little Tony Bobby Solo (Ricordi) and ItY. the nuga:ine nur tl! Wlenen. There are approximately 7,000 Claudio Villa and star Milva. (Durium) and Gene Pitney Frankie Laine (CBS). FAMA Hau Program. Postmaster. stores in the country carrying Only Italian in the finals of -CGD), Durium, Milan. (Ricordi) Milan. "Un Bacio Pic- Carnegie not (UA yslaw s lad 71 '" to Nlabe,rd sung by Bruno colissimo," sung by Robertino í1a0 Palle rwn 54. some form of religious product, the younger set was Domenico "Sabata Sera," clnann.u, o., suit 19 with 3,800 stores specializing Modugno, also a three -time Filippini (MRC) and Fraternity (Carosello) and Bobby Rydell He. 7 in religious products only. winner. Brothers (Derby -COD), South- (Cameo -CGD), Curti, Milan. Vet. 76

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This form is designed . oid &Gien in ordering and broodcoslen in progronlm;ng. Sees a Year of Reshuffling ANGEL M STRAUSS: 799117. Palude, Till EulensplKart, Dan Juan, Continued from page J Saloirs, Dencr/ Balles PhiMerrtwnk (1411 Bohm)i SLPM S !36 866 a proliferation of German disker- ing Philips and Deutsche Gram - The Benn, Couche; Vrrtunl di Rome (Renato faune. WAGNER; Meieani09a, Lohengrin, W.Ikure, Rh.ln9014. 36153, 536153 Rimti. Parafai: 161 /homes. Berlin 76116.rmonlc (Weher ies as to be patently uneconomic. mophon. The latter manage - 3 Ban, SLPM 136 3B7 EUTHOVEN Concerto No 3; Schnabel. COIN Twenty - three labels ac- ment has just denied what BEETHOVEN( Concerto No, 4; SatnebN: COIN 4 it FRANCK: Four Symphonie Parmi, ln Étoila. Le Chasseur .IC counted for 1963 output of calls "irresponsible gossip" that Ln Dllnnsi Orch. Nelienal De Seguin ICIUyaem1 2,307 singles, 838 EP's and Philips - Gloelampen - Fabrie- 36151. 536151 B.66, Nn6a1 Plan Ih. Melk e1 An/ germplat 1,178 MOZART: Concerto No 4, Concerto No 6, Menuhin; Bach IN 74Mr1, BN 28190 LP's. Thc breakdown: ken Eindhoven (Philips Lamp festin, Onh, (Menu60'), 36137, 536157 SCHUBERT, Richter Plies Schubert: 36150. 336150 101011710BBBIIIIDRIIIIIII0IIDIOIVIIIIBBIIIBIBIIBIIBI0OII0II0IOODIIIII8I8NOINI81111181 SMETANA. the Sertued Brider RIAS Chorus, kí1.70.1, KING Wundai,ch, Manier, Frkh and Bamberg Symphony Orc6. Singles EP LP 3642 (Rem.: 13615940611, 5362 CA (S36159. VARIOUS ARTISTS- turning Bask the 60611 Clerk: LP 1150 AMADEO 39 VARIOUS ARTISTS- the Othe, SIA. of 22 26 VERDI: Peet/ Rhin. munie Grandy. loan: Q otrro Sari; 01Ch. A Chan P Bea AIUOLA 246 126 (Giulini, 36125. 536175 189 AUSTROTON 67 38 32 LOMOpN BELLA ASCOT MUSICA CBS 317 119 2 10NNN1 KCATING 1 MIS 1AN0 .e.,1,1ed. SP 44034 - 9611063 ARTISTS- Di.iaand and I/onky Tonti Piano, AIS I- DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON 228 60 2 6010 _ 9071030- S0nt:ons Fllm DEUTSCHE VOGUE 281 97 9611591 Iran Sound Tracks and LONDON INIERNATIONAI Scoro: 6O 1350405 (7.17 1 ELECTROLA 277 35 FUNK- RECORD 7 CAMILLO, Maful Mena,n n fece FIren Pen: rW 91316 - AVOCA SA100109E IOU of -Musical Memories Calabria, TW 91317 - HOHNER 1 - 980101S ARTISTS- Mn,c+l M.na,n of Napl. TW 91313 - 0811065 ARTISTS JUPITER RECORD 13 1 canut D1AOY -A A,t of 1 36 Numour. 33.66.147 -5090441 Mema,99 of Skily1 TW 91311 061106S - JACK)! ROCNE i HIS IRISH DANCE BAND -The Kerry ARTISES -Mniul Mimai. of London, 1W 91317 - MARINO RECORDS 4 De-Blues. BV I047 - SCHALLPLATTENDIENST 54 12 COLUMIIA LIGNTNIN NOPKINS-Get to Mae Tour B4pY: NV 1091 - 7 7 7 5 ll9t.l. Ngkln Na Contrit Nitr BV IO/LA MEC SEWAgD-Cr.emn Bltrn, AV 1076 TELDEC 362 190 TEINT SENNETT the Men, Mo0dt of Tony: CL 2141, BIG JOE WILLIAMS- Studio Olun, BV 1063 CS 89.1 TEI.ETON 15 - The Inethm Faa Mal of 9.. TIWa: (12128, CS 8020 TEMPO 26 16 GAL BUTLER PEARL Arms: l -lw,ng Cl 2175, CS 8923 RC6 VICEOR 108 DYLAN- -The Times Ibn Ma A{lungln, CI 2105. UKELA 5 CS 9705 ORIGINAL CAST --Halo MANALIA JACKSON lad NAM MAUI -tat'. Per, Date, 111PRAl00)4. 111PR5-0016 - 1111111111111111111 Tonma. Cl 7131. CS 9930 MILNAUD. A Frenchman In NM Yak Su,le, Boston Pap* Orch. (Arthur 11.01.11/ JOSE ALFRED(' JIMENt2- Cnklon Del Canon. II 5112 OBBSNWIN: Anne4an in 7W6í Pon Orch (Arthur Fiadla/ Of 2,307 singles, German pro- in view of the rapid postwar ex- LOTTE LINYA- Brecht/Wnn, Na y End: 01. S630, OS 2032 Baten - CHICO O'FARRILI AIS 011X- Tor.id Zone. EX 5113, MoUlT: Pontilkat Rendent Mass -John F. Kennedy; duction supplied 1.178 and in- pansion of its world trade. the Oaten Symphent ES 1813 0116. (le,mdaf) 499-15(79930 17111 - ternational production 1.129; of diskery is reorganizing and de- ORIGINAL CAST -ln 0511 Amalan KOL 6030, KOS 2430 ANDRE PREVIN -Solt Swinging -The of Jm.ne the 838 EP, German production centralizing. The German trade I Mnk REALM Menuys: CL 7114, CS 9914 405; and of the 1.676 LP, Ger- is to be split off and placed in a TAE RIP 0210000 -Ney 6191* Cota l Drh.. Mot Rod Hlh, which CL 7151, CS 9951 '115000í JAZZ ENSEMBLE lar: ra 9990 0419 0924. man production 651. "Germany department," 711E /FREM/ S111G g1AEilT -Flute feue CL 2)30 49265 Continues Strong later on will be converted into a CS 8936 International production, thus, full subsidiary of Grammophon. B ARRA SIIIESAND -lit. mind Mb ,,, Cl 2154, CS 995A 1E11Y VALE -1,ll the Eno of Tm*: Cl 2116, CS 8916 REGINA supplied nearly half of German Europe-Minded LAW WILCOX A AIS ORK -Na 9A0 tau -TUPI Sales K The trade's European Teanr1Qgy Guam: Cl 2147, CS 8947 singles titles. about half of EP. German JIM NAIL -A 1.99 Portrait of Roger Kt..., R 298 96/10140 ARTISTS -leu CrhVY (60.7 -Gnat tan Catin and about two-thirds of the LP. orientation is reflected in the re- Cheot 11111016 Pantoum«. CL 7126, CS 8926 to VARIOUS ARTISTS Va t -The Sound New The forecast is for a continued christening of Ariola "Ariola- -lug O6y0tey of STMCO Orleans, C3U0 13.121 big market in Germany for inter- Eurodisc," and in the redesigning E ACH Enta 01ala,3. Rash., Foernta, Lean, Anale l GEMME MANSFIELD-l'Eco. Finit. national production. and recasting of the firms' trade- Temple University Choir, Ph114AS190 a Orch (Eupen. Est EX 07 FIN Lb Ormandy), Ml 5939 PA5 6539 Sr,. About 20 per cent fewer mark. packaging and public re- IACN: The Weil Tanped Clans: VOL -Book I, wale singles were produced last year lations image. For example. Gould: Ml 593A, LAS 6538 UNITED SEETNOVEN: Panai*. Sonata/ CHOPIN, IW9lul10na, ARTISTS than in 1962, but the singles Polydor is undergoing such an Crude. Etude b ( -Shan,. Sk09to KI/ HAUSSE: 3 drop off was more than offset image face -lifting. Preludes. Vledirnlr Nomma: ML 5941, MS 6541 AL CAIOIA U NIN OAR A Sn.iour Guam Favorites. MANIER: Smtphone No. S; New York Philharmonie UAt 3310, VAS 6330 by the boom in LP's. The Fed- Laon4n 9.rrnlemt0 "Kin atnanll.der -: lank Iowa, SII A1Ml WIth Mina reed Nb Pleven/es: 6AC 11037 eral Statistical Office reports 971 798. M7S 698 (7.171 FIRMIN, A TEICHEI: SO Febulon Pieno fayot.: PROKOFIEV: "Claukel' Syna:ny, "1.iawemen1 K1{d UAL 1141, ARAS 61Á7 that total disk production for NARM Votes Suet. "The tore of Throe Onega- Phtledephle CHEMINE SINGERS -50 fanalon FOIL Suite: favetiln I I months of 1963 amounted to Ont. 'Eugene Ormandy). MI 5945, MS 6545 L'AI 3347. ARAS 647 Continued from page 3 SCNUIERT: String Quinet on C Meta. Op I67; BWpMI THE HIGHWAYMEN- Mora Time. UAl 3323, ARAS 6723 52.9 million records compared String Owner i Batsr Mefnn, ML 5936, MS 6516 FRANK -The ENrort New CIoM UAC 11021 with 60 million in the 1962 com- Chamberlain, MGM: Trini 9)0EL)09. fanonsne Ne 11; New Tort Philharmonk RALPH -50 Fa nal. Mince Famine: N 1Thanas k6,ppm1: ML 9935, MS 6535 WI 3348 cas 6340 parable period. This is signifi- pez. Reprise. and Wayne KEN McINTYRE -war way Out, UAL 3336, 0AS 6336 cant only as indicating the de- ton. Capitol. TITO RODRIOEE SIS ORK -55 F9bulo s Latin Favorites, V DECCA UAL 3363, LIAS 6345 cline of singles, since the total "Most Promising Female VARIOUS ARTISTS -Voices of 111lfo0. UAL 3351 value of disk sales was boosted calist" nominees are: Les VARIWS AIMES( Folk alb Jeu Wing 0ìn9, UAL 3328, 411 Aaamee Sinn: oL DL 74490 Wt .99, ARAS 6231 appreciably by the increase in Gore, Mercury; Nancy Ta Ien el Corot 'ask Da 170, DXSB 7170 (212-1 VARIOUS ARTISTS- GYllher i Lilliput: UAC 11024 Peggy RCA lassie Crawford: DEB 171, DXSB 7171 LP's. Capitol: March. A Inn e VARIOUS ARTISTS-The Jan Gnats N Modem Tinta: nIMM1E DAVIS - ro Hermon: 4432. 01 74,32 Davis. RC ..', 5 oL un ]]33. ARAS 6333 Common Market tor, and Skeeter ne Id Feley Stem Die 177, DOSA 7177 VARIOUS ARTISTS -Ah Bake and the 40 Minn: UAC 11018 Victor. AILLY GRAMM.-Golden Facondes: OL 4460. All of the major German rec- Gospel 9601060 ARTISTS -Ron, Row, Row Your But and Caser "Best CL 74400 Matha Goose Rhymes UAC 11035 ord companies have plans for In the election for GOLOIE 11113.CO-Soo116 Hit Parada DL 4491, DL 7.92 the European Common Market. ing Vocal Group" are: Pe WEI. PLEICE -Sends of Gold: OL 4436, OL 7.36 B [d Seevine DI 4445. SI 74445 w ROS. The plans involve reorganiza- Paul and Mary. Warner Font Tubb Son Jnl Call Me Lwn.ee: DL 4165, and the Beach Boys. Capitol; 01 7,85 tion expansion of individual Orel Lesen Sound T1906 W 1536. Ernest Tubb Pr99nls th. Tuas Treeb.dee.: Dl 4459, WS 1536 firms. mergers and acquisitions. 4 Seasons, Vee Jay; the SICK U DEEDEE -Turn Around- W 1536. Wt 1538 DL 74459 and revamping of production Kingston Trio, Capitol. and the The BM of the Wwves. DOB 173, DOSA 7173 (2.121 New Christy Minstrels, Colum- KITTY WELLS- E,pai..y for Tou: DL 4493. DL 74493 WESTMINSTER and distribution. wIUURN 6IOT6EB3 -14o Uo Thy Cross: 01 4464. Already. the rumors are fly- bia. Dl 74464 Selling 9601060 ARTISTS-Cm Stage at the Grande 01e Dar ACM: the Great Green Chorale: 13 VO.l; Cal W.Inrkh- ing, and typical is that involy- Contestants for "Best XWM 19048 - 1 0050, WST OI 4903, DI 74793 170/017050 Plant of Eindhoven) would take Comedy Recording Artists" are: CHOPIN: Sc6ari Op. 70, 31, 39, 54, Berceuse Op. 57, l Op. Feniane In F Mina; Paul Bakin.di over Deutsche Grammophon. Allan Sherman. Warner Bros: DESIGN 56.4- OWN 19051, WST 17051 Grammophon. the statement Bill Dana (Jose Jimenez). Kapp: CHAVEU Piano Concerto; Vien. Stare Open 010. (C6wer1: FWene Lkt: OWN 10030, WST will continue to re- Rusty Warren, Jubilee; the PERCY FAITH, DAVID ROSE. NUSS CASE-Three of K,nd- 17030 underlined, R9m.nlic Maud: 517.951, 5017.901 GRIEG: Sonata No. 3 M C Mioa: FRANCK: 6101111 SOnau in main in the unchanged owner- Smothers Brothers, Mercury, and A 4111011; Arbre Galla Fair. Fmedi: MN 19054, LAN( MAINTTRE. JOHNNY PINEAPPLE, JOHNNY POI -Three Vaughn Meader, MGM - Ca- of . Kmd- Nanauen DIP 902, 501PÁ00 WST 17054 ship of Siemens. the giant Ger- MILHAUD: Sacred Service for the Neon 40511 WHITE, UADBELLY, BILL RROON7Y -Three of Kind SebbSlh homing; man electrical concern. The dence, -Folk Singur: 017.903, 5017.903 Rehlns, Chaut of Mt Rad/odiffus,en-Televia;on the statement continued. however: Best Selling Children's Line" F. YANKOVIC. V. ¡190190501, 51050 1 POLKA F se, Orche of Net/oriel Open monter IDarbus TOMES- 19057, 17057 Three of Kind -Polke: OLP00e. 5017.901 Milhaud, VWN WST The firms of Siemens and nominees are: Colpii. Disney- MOZART: Pathom Serbade K. 320, Serenna Nono TORDE SUNS. ART VAN DAMMS, LES PAUL- mere of Philips phono- land. Golden, Pickwick Interna- Kind -Instrumentell: 000.905, SOIP -005 K. 230. Chemiser Orch of Lausanne (Victor Oaarteml: merged their OW 19057, WST 17057 LAWRENCE WEU, CLAUDE THORNHIIL, AL 000000E - graph record interests in 1962 to tional. and United Artists. Prte of Kind -Big Bends: OIP.006, SOLPA06 SCNO Velho. Nacht, EIGAR: Introduction and Prelude and Fugue; Orch. strengthen and expand their Nominees for "Best Selling D. ELLINGTON, W. HERMAN, N. BERIGAN -Three of Kind- Allegro/ IIITTEN: Chamber ler, Dance Bands. O1.P.907, 5017.007 d uusnnne (Via« OISerteni): OWN 19034 WST 17047 competitive position on the Orchestra" are: Billy Vaughn. 9001711 hosen, Le Bourgeois TEDDY WILSON, ANDRE P9EVIN, BARCLAY ALUN -Throe Al 0706655; Gentilhomme/ world market. On the basis of Dot; Henry Mancini. RCA Vic- Kind- Piano: DLP.908, SD1P.908 (hernbo Orch of Lausanne. Stephan RAmascano, IV0R1 10E HUNIER. RAT (MANIES. JIMMY RUSN9N6- rotin: Chamber Orch. of L+uunne (Vidor Onartens): this agreement, Siemens and tor. Joe Hansel). Kapp: Law- XWN 19070, WST 17026 Three of a Kind -Blue: D1P.406 S0117.900 Philips now each hold 50 per rence Welk, Dot, and Manto- WEBB PIERCE, FASTE CLINE, T- T. TYLER -Three í1a Kind TELEMANN: Concerto for 3 Trumpet and Orch./ -Country 6 Wertem: 0IP.910 5010.910 STOE 16 Concerto Grosso for 6 Trumpets. CORELLI: cent of the capital of Deutsche vani London. roncer111tlno for 2 Trumpets/ MANFREDINI: Concerto for Grammophon- Gesellschaft mbH "Best Selling Economy Price 7 Tromp.h! L. MOZART: (071010 for Trumpet; Roger DEUTSCH E GRAMMOPHON Oelmolre Arthur Nnneute ITrumpehl. Vienna Stale and the N. V. Philips Phono- Product (under SI retail) con- Open Orch. 1N Scherchen) OWN 10047 WST 17047 graph testants are: Ambassador Rec- BRTOK.DAVID: Konten Fur Viola: P1 lukacl. S'entiches WAGNER: Riens nature, IPa Flying Dutchman (6.112199, Industry." Konrer1 01011117 )Ferennik) SLPM 138 074 ed Idyll, Lohengrin Prelude: Munich 170 onic Grammophon said there has ord Corporation, Crown Rec- BEETHOVEN: 5Ymphony .1 and - 2 Orch01111 Hum Kneppertsbuschl )(Wh 19055, WST 17055 been no change in their proprie- ords. Pickwick International. BEE1N0VEN: Symphony No 1 In C Main. Symphony No 2 and Somerset D Maier: Berlin Philharmonie Mahal Von Karen.> tory arrangement and none is Premier Albums, (PM 1R 807, SLPM 1.18 866 WON) contemplated. The fusion is Stereo -Fidelity. 9EETNOVEN: Symphony No. 3 in E Flat "Emin-, Berlin Vying Selling Econ- philharmonic (Herten von Karajan/ The lane lrahen -W3198 proving highly rewarding. the for "Best MARTIN: 6 Monologues Irone "Everyman," 3 E.caprs from MRS MIGGST -Under Musical Mushroom: 94.3254 statement said. and sales of both omy Price Product" lover SI re- "The Tentent "; Dietrich Flschay. Berlin PME LOIE PALERMO- Traveling Topeka: W7270 tail) are: RCA Camden, Rich- PUhermonk (Manin) SLPM 138 866 concerns, especially abroad, SCNWERT: Piano Sonata in 8 M.ÍOrr Gela Aride: SLPM have increased substantially. mond- London. and Wing -Mer- 'Sea Disk Deals for Dealen 138 880 Grammophon concluded that cury.

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( 1 ,,min ud from paye Continued from page I Continued frr,at page 1 van Show" Sunday night. The decjav Carroll James will do his could contribute little more than record going for them at a time Sunday (9) hop in Elgin. Ill.. and Capitol and Swan diskings have afternoon show from the site of loud applause. Currently. the Beatles have no was placing television sets been selling "almost in equal the Beatles' first "live" appear. Biggest outlay for the festival less than four singles and three around the hall so the kids could volume" at the Mount Vernon ance in the United States -The was for music. Two orchestras. albums. see the Beatles during their his- outlet, with little or no sakes on Washington Coliseum. conducted by 22 different di- Record stores are filled with tory- making appearance on the the Vee Jay or MGM disks. When the now famous Beatles rectors. played. This. too, was different forms of Beatles pro- Ed Sullivan show. E, J. Korsette in downtown arrive in Washington an unusual an innovation because in the motion material that often defy Only the so- called "good Manhattan completely sold out "art" eshihit demonstrating a past the singers had a choice of the imagination. Even the dis- music" stations were turning a all of its Beatles product by facet of U. S. culture will one of two directors. This year count houses. traditionally slow deaf ear to the Four Charmers the end of last week. The large greet the vocal group. The sta- each was able to choose his own_ to use point -of -sale material From England but with the way discount store is gearing for a tion, believing the Beatles have The two American RCA art- from any one diskery. have got- the Beatles' records were selling. rush on Monday as a result of had a profound influence on our ists, Paul Anka and Little Peg- ten on the bandwagon. nobody really seemed to care. activities over the weekend. culture, has asked its listeners gy March, for instance. relied Radio Promotions Capitol branch manager Tom The Al Levine Record store to send any picture from maga- on the baton of an American. Radio stations likewise are Beckwith said he had moved In New York City reports the lines. newspapers or whatever. Robert Bageloff. Individual es- running promotions, and in all over 100.000 Beatles' LP's and penses by Beatles' offering on Swan as with a Berate haircut drawn on the phonograph cases. playing the records like over 150,000 Beatles' singles. He their leading seller with the the subject. houses included advertising of mad. said in the 10 years he's been in disks. sales of which began two WLS. the big singles - selling business, the Baatle, Capitol version trailing not far The grand winner, that is, the the record days before the competition, and powerhouse. has had a pair of - behind. The store reports no entrant judged to he most origi- arc the hottest recording artist posters which bedecked every promos by its two evening dee- sales for the group on Vec Jay nal. will receive 5100. with all he' s ever seen. free inch of wall space in San jays. Roberts and Ron Riley, or MGM. others judged unusual enough Art Remo. Special choreography for and is in the throes of starting A somewhat different picture to display, 512.60 each. WWDC each singer to assure his stage a Beatles' fan club. is painted by the Record Shack will display the winners "an" at presence was another factor in- WYNR. the big McLendon Beatles Suit in here, which described the sales the Coliseum tomorrow (III. troduced by some companies. Corporation rocker. has been of Beatles records as steady the night of the concert. Although the long- standing pushing Beatles' records despite thmughoul the weeks with the New York's WINS is pulsat- State of Limbo, dispute between RAI -TV and a recent station policy switch to Capitol Record "far in the lead" ing with Beatlemania. The sta- the festival seemed to be settled an otherwise r. &h. format. and followed by the Swan out- tion reports that for the first in December. there remained a Even WIND. the middle -of- ing. The outlet also reponed no time Beatles recording occupy City of Chicago doubt until the last minute the -road Westinghouse outlet. sales response to the Vet Jay or first. second. and third place on whether the first evening would last Friday (7) decided to add a By NICK BIRO MGM waxings. The store is also their musical play list. In first go on the air in toto because of- Beatles record to its list ("She preparing for an onslaught of place is their Capitol recording Capitol - ficial program releases by RAI Loves You" on Swan). CHICAGO - The Beatles record buyers this week of "Let Me Hold Your Hand.' Vee Jay lawsuit over Beatles spoke only of a summary for The university radio station at as a direct result of their appear- followed closely by She Loves product was in what one attor- ance on the "Ed the first evening and complete nearby Notre Dame played "I Sullivan You on Swan. and, a of finally. the services on the nest two. Most Want to Hold Your Hand" ney described as "state Vee Jay waxing, "Please Please limbo," with counsel for both newspapers protested that this (Capitol) for one hour straight WWDC -Radio has proclaimed Me.' sides due in last would be unfair to half the week and students re- Appelatc Court February II as "Beatles Day" The W last Group station has up- singers who were called upon sponded by storming the studio Friday 17) afternoon for further in the Nation's Carital and in staged CBS -TV by taping ex- hearings. the first night. A series of con- en mass (though whether in ap- honor of the special occasion clusive interviews with the Last Wednesday (5). the Ap- Bea- ferences was immediately called proval or protest, no one was tles which were aired once an pelate Court granted Vee Jay to work out a solution. able to figure out). hour on Thursday (6) and Fri- stay on Capitol's injunction pro- Jim Lounsberry, king of the day 7 Vee Jay from selling (7). On Sunday. at p.m.. teen -age hop specialists here. hibiting one hour before their scheduled Beatles records. NEW BOOK ON planned a Beatles Dance for his debut on the "Ed Sullivan running a Beatles wig contest The stay was issued pending PROGRAMMING Show.' the Beatles were heard The "Good Guys" arc seeking Vec Jay's appeal and on the con- on WINS in a 30- minute spe- listeners to take photos of their dition that Ver Jay post a S30,- MIAMI - Billboard's Record cial. friends or from newspapers and 000 bond. The bond was posted, Source International has con- The in- person interviews were paint Beatles wigs on them. The Beatle Binge hut. meanwhile. Capitol attor- cluded arrangements with Dick obtained for WINS through the station is awarding 557 to the neys filed a petition for re- Starr) Stambaugh of WFUN, action of the stations European first two most original entries. hearing. Miami. and associate Bob Harris correspondents Rod MacLeish with another 998 winners re- In Los Angeles The rehearing was sched- to publish and distribute their uled Friday (7). and t and Jim Anderson in London ceiving a 45- r.p.m. disk featur- Continued frort page 1 for 62 -page soft -bound book "Pro- and Bernard Redmont in Paris. ing photos of the group and the court held off approval of 11 fessional Programming Vol. I" The bureau also provided its "Good Guys" on specials made Ethan Caston said the Beatles' Vee Jay bond pending the ot for air personalities and program New York outlet with Bealle record jackets. Capitol single and LP are No. I come of the hearing. Ver J' directors. wigs which have been awarded sellers. 'The Beatles as an act thus continued to be prohibi Copies may be obtained from to listeners via an on- the -air are the biggest attraction to hit from shipping or manufacture Billboard Publishing Company. contest. Also awarded were tick - NARM Conclave the business since Presley. Their Beatles records, though the si RSI Division. 165 West 46th cts to the Beatles' February 12 Capitol LP is the biggest album anon could conceivably be Continued from page 1 Street. New York, N. Y.. 10036. Carnegie Hall concert. we've had since 'First Family.'" ferent as this issue comes a 55.95 postpaid. The book pro- Brad Philips revived his old according to Malamud, that The May Company Depart- the press. vides the details on contests. ro- 1956 program "Battle of the the convention will also draw ment stores are seeking to be- tation games. comedy produc- Baritones' Sunday (9) from 8 a stellar attendance by the top come the area's "Beatles Cen- tion techniques, station comedy a.m. to p.m. on WINS. This executives of all the leading la- ters." selling disks as well as promos. LBJ Ignored exotic commercials. time. however, Philips is label- bels. Malamud said symposiums various Beatles - licensed mer- promos. station breaks and ing the action "Battle of the will be conducted with the in- chandise. weather. Groups." The winner. to be de- dustry leaders participating. California Music's Buddy As N.Y. Crow Plans are under way for a sec- termined by votes sent in by NARM.. special legal -counsel on Robinson reported the Beatle ond volume which will he pub- listeners, will battle it out again Federal Trade Commission mat- tide rising, but that it won't hit Chase Beatles lished in the not too distant next Sunday and in ensuing ters. Albert A. Carretta. a for- future. the full crest until after the weeks. mer FTC commissioner. will be group's appearance on the Ed NEW YORK- President Lyn- speakers. ej. '..4 WMCA, New York, has been one of the convention Sullivan show. Top sales. he don B. Johnson visited here late said, were being enjoyed by the last week. but his arrival was Capitol single and LP. and overshadowed by the Beatles' in- the Swan single and the MGM vasion. Few were aware of the releases were also enjoying a President's presence in their THE ANSWER TO OUR PROBLEM brisk business. midst, hut no one could miss \ Wally Peters, sales manager the fact that Britain's Beatles had IS RIGHT HERE IN . at Sight and Sound, Van Nuys. descended upon the town. Ra- .. said that the biggest effect of dio. TV and all other communi- the Beatles has been to move cation media were filled with "Beatles -type" product. In ad- Beatle clamor. At Kennedy Air- dition to their own releases, he port here. Beatle greeters began 1 said 90 Capitol LP's, 700 Capi- lining up at 4 a.m. Friday to Billboard tol singles and 300 Swan sin- await the groups arrival that t gles were sold. Generally he afternoon. Mail Sub Order Today classified business as being For the first time in disk his- tory, a single attraction had five BILLBOARD, 2160 Pottrsoc, Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45214 "hot." sides on the Hot IOO chart -all Each Big, Fast- Reading Weekly Bloom enter my subscription to BILLBOARD for At Westchester Music, Al Spaulding said the Beatles were going up -plus three albums on issue brings you National and 1 YEAR $IS 3 YEARS S35 New Renew well. said he had the Top LP's chart. RIAA al- International Country News in moving He Postmen, enclosed 2 EXTRA issues for cash Bill me loser sold over 100 of the Capitol ready has certified the Capitol a special country music sec- a seller. and Abo.e subscription rotes ore for Continental U. S. and Canada. single and LP. 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HONG KONG -There has she had sung a note, and from Has the Style FEBRUARY 10-15 the moment drummer Gus John- (AIL Times Eastern Standard) never heel a concert quite like It is heartening to run into a son picked up the beat on her it in Hong Kong before. Ella lad of 21 who exhibits sound opening number. "Cheek to after an ex- musicianship, presence, com- MONDAY 10- LESLIE UGGAMS, BOB Mguitar player in January of 1962. He is still with Roy and his GENUINE vocalist 8" x 10" him outstanding male of the orchestra under his direction group. This happy working arrangement has brought about a the year. too. collaboration between the two singer -songwriters. GLOSSY PHOTOS Last spring Bobby married his high school sweetheart. Be- fact, EACH sides their love of music they share a love of sports. In Bobby insisted when signing with United Artists that he should 7¢ IN 1.000 LOTS TALENT ON TOUR not have to record during the World Series. $9.88 per 100 is No. 22 (Top record talent in top record towns this week) LATEST SINGLE: "See the Funny Little Clown" poti CMS on Billboard's Hot 100 this week. $32.00 per 1.000 Cep, Negatives Si.vs EAST heard in concert in Philadel- FIONrt Eñis8e31ii Miles Davis will play a bene - phia (101 and Rochester, N. Y. Sire: (it concert at Philharmonic Hall (13). yYn3Y ...1115 Addis; & Crofut- ... Kai Wind- Starker will give concerts in (12).... Thelma Carpenter re- SOUTH ing continues his engagement Phoenix. Ariz. (10 -11). . . turns to the Bon Soir for a Woody Herman opens an en- Iles 1 -0233 at the Celebrity Club in Chi- four -week engagement (1 1).. Peter, Paul and Story con- gagement at the Off -Broadway Sharing the hill at the Bon tinue their tour of the South cago through the 23d.... Earl Club. San Francisco (14). Soir will he Isobel Robbins and with engagements in Memphis Wrightson and Lois Hunt will

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HOLLYWOOD -A radio sta- Get New Audience with tion which communicates Fliesler is out to capture spe- Governor Collins Ups its audience through features cific audiences: the new arrivals with a distinct functional flavor who have not as yet developed is being created at KHJ through any station loyalties and the Programming at NAB the programming concepts of its people who have stopped listen- fiery commander Marty Fliesler. ing to radio because there isn't A recent immigrant from New NEW YORK - The increas- I would guess it was not so anything which appeals to them. ing importance of radio pro- much the people who moved York and RKO General's top - Station now offers five -minute gramming was given official out as it was some of the rated talk Station WOR, Fliesler information features by guest recognition by Governor Leroy people who moved in." is attempting to program unique experts on business, pets, fash- will Collins, president of the National Collins charged that radio features which bring about ion, travel and sports on its Association of Broadcasters in a stations were bought and sold a "renaissance of radio" in a "Radio Los Angeles" afternoon sees luncheon speech before the In- like "cows at a livestock mar- market which more people show hosted by Jim Coy. - ternational Radio and Tele- ket, and the dominant criterion moving into it than any other Durocher, one of the spo vision Society Wednesday (5). for their purchase was how area in the nation. world's most colorful figur_ Governor Collins told a jam - much milk they would give." Fliesler has been KHJ's vice - does the capsule feature packed audience of advertising He said some of these people president and general manager morning and afternoon. and broadcasting executives that saw in radio not an opportunity since July 5, 1963. The single KHJ's MARTY FLIESLER: "We're Fliesler sees these first f- most important thing he has one of the main objectives of to serve -but merely an oppor- after a renaissance in radio tures as the nucleus of ad, the NAB during the current tunity to exploit. discovered about Los Angeles is programming." tional information features year will he to do constructive "I think that period, thank- the transient audience and how other subjects which will h work in the area of radio pro- fully, is about over. In the radio, in his estimation, has failed build the station's image as gramming. Sixties there is a strong stirring to capture the majority of the cause of the beach. freeway town's information outlet. The NAB Radio Board of in radio, a new feel of opti- million new residents to South- and patio-living environments." Additional philosophy Directors at their Sarasota meet- mism, a new professional pride ern California since 1960. When Fliesler first arrived hind KHJ's info features is ing recently voted to hold four in service, a new sense of po- Fliesler's concept to capture from New York. trade specula- desire to service the commuai radio programming clinics. two tential, a determination not to these newcomers is to present tion was that KHI would dupli- During the "horrible four days in small cities and two in large be merely television without an information and news station cate the talk format of highly in November, KHJ created a cities, on a pilot basis. pictures, but to be radio with with music tying the features successful WOR. Yet while there community desk, and kept lis- "These will not be a dila- imagination and distinction," together. "Los Angeles is a great is more talk on the station now teners up to date on cancella- tory combing -over of tired old Collins concluded. radio town." Fliesler said, "be- than in the past, the format is tions of local events during the ideas. They will be a driving mourning period for President attempt to push radio pro- Kennedy. This feature brought gramming well beyond its pres- torrents of grateful letters from ent frontier and to break listeners. through into virgin areas," P. D. Chair a Challenge- Monroe During its morning and after- Collins said. noon programming, station's disk The NAB thinking behind Larry Monroe is both a pro- music as a matter of every day jockeys play the best of the pop clinics is to test the feas- these gramming executive and air per- living. tCuntinued on pays 45 ) ibility of establishing a pro- "Music may not be of univer- within sonality. Since July of 1961 he gram department the has held down the program di- sal appeal. Most of us are aware organization. plus an air stint that there are many records The NAB president said rector's slot, 3 to 6 p.m., on the Plough sta- that become tremendously pop- further that: "We will not be NBC To Push tion in Baltimore, WCAO. ular in the Baltimore area, that undertaking an examination of never achieve this acceptance how things have been done in Monroe. who began his broad- casting career in 1947 at anywhere else. Conversely, some Talk -Talk? the past, except to develop a hits in Los Angeles don't make hase from which we can draw WGYN -FM, New York. while attending New York University, it here. We should remain sen- NEW YORK -And away a creative blueprint for how sitive to our area's tastes. We go! A phrase heard m things can be done differently moved into program manage- ment at WNOE, New Orleans should spot music trends and 30 Rockefeller PI and better in the future. It will changes in trends." lately than at Jackie Gleaso', be a brainstorming effort, and in 1956. He has served in simi- at Monroe went on to caution CBS studio. we don't consider it a success lar capacities KTSA, San that. "No one program director and 5th floor unless we have many fresh ideas Antonio; KLIF, Dallas; KIOA. The 2d Des Moines; KAKC, Tulsa; can predict all the hits to be. cupied by WNBC radio and tired brains when we get Constant experimentation with w through." KXOK, St. Louis, and as direc- been buzzing all this tor of programming personnel sounds and musical ideas lead with news of a new format The Governor remarked that for the McLendon Stations. to a continuing flow of exciting, new air personalities soon in so few years, radio changed appealing music. So program In discussing the challenge of be introduced on the NB from an "intriguing toy" to a directors and musical directors owned 50.000 wafter. program directors Monroe said: goal of a radio station. What "necessity in the lives of people are the ones to look for these recently all over the world." "The short term benefits must might add to the immediate au- subtle changes in taste and pres- George Skinner, pointed general manager of not outweigh the long range dience appeal . but in the "It was not a smooth, steady entation. Without a sensitivity long run detract from the over- station, reportedly has transition. From the Twenties to tastes of our areas, we are wi: all station's community image, best musi- pushing an all -talk format to the end of World War II losing touch with the 9th powers. Seve must be avoided." there is the the floor radio was a vigorous, growing cal barometer ... visits to the station this mon WCAO has for more than two listener!" industry, without peer in its KDKA Award Baltimore by Brad Crandel. long associ- influence. years dominated the market with impressive ratings ated with a top rated telephone "In the fifties, there carne NEW YORK - KDKA radio controversy program on Toron- will be at and in terms of audience re- hesitation, doubt and confusion. honored the Broad- and now CHFI- cast Pioneers banquet tonight sponse. The station's approach Owens Profile to's CKEY, Support from the public and to programming may be best de- FM staffer, seems to indicate advertisers waned, Radio did (I O) in New York's Pierre Hotel. may have got what Vinton, Vaughn scribed as playing the latest pop that Skinner not know in what direction its Bobby Monroe, for. Four Saints and Ray Bloch single releases, believable air Draws Calls he asked future lay -or, indeed. if it the had will personalities, backed by exciting The flagship station has not any future at all. and his orchestra entertain. HOLLYWOOD -When Gary NBC vice -president Lee Jahncke, on and off the air promotions. been able to lift itself out of Owens, KMPC's afternoon fun - "It has been said by some,' president of the Broadcast Pio- and a passionate interest in the a long running rating and fi- Collins observed, "that radio's affairs of the community. nyman, told listeners about his nancial rut and has been search- neers, will preside and Clair in last week's Billboard, troubles during the Fifties were Broad- "I believe the station that gets profile ing for a was up and out. Just McCollough of the his engineer, Jack Foster, who caused in great part because casters' Foundation, will pre- the audience is the one that con- how extensive the personnel so and of converses with Gary on the to be many talented creative sent the award to KDKA. stantly presents the margin changes will be remains people who left radio and positive difference in the com- show, asked on the air: "Do you learned. All indications point moved into television. There munity," said Monroe. It might think Billboard would do a story to virtually a clean sweep. may be some truth in this. but 3 Phone Hours Added be current music, exposing new about my voice ?" Whereupon Gary quipped: "No, I don't think At Hollywood's KABC records first, effective public service. or the most ingenious so . they have too much an Oriental- sound- HOLLYWOOD KABC, contests. No one of them does taste." sing, put on - voice and told dialers to Gershwin Programs which now airs more talk fea- it. But the combination of some Owens happily promoted the ing But one area story on his Monday (3) show listen if Jack could shatter a tures than any other AM station of these elements. was will work for sure is the and later reported that congratu- glass. After a moment there For Anniversary here, has added an additional that Foster asked. three hours of telephone com- integration of the station into latory calls from tradesters kept a shattering and his phone buzzing. He finally "Did I break the glass?" "No," NEW YORK stations mentary to its Sunday schedule. community activities," he em- -Many gave engineer Jack a chance to answered Owens. "1 dropped it." across the country are preparing Bob Grant is host of "Sunday phasized. programs of Gershwinianna, Line," the new show heard from Baltimore and WCAO are key February 12, in honor of the 12:15 to 3:30 p.m. Grant already factors in the promotion and 40th anniversary of the first per- hosts two other phone conversa- sales of pop music. Monroe as More Radio -TV News on Pages 14, 45 & 46 formance of George Gershwin's tion shows, "Open Line" and p.d. and air personality must "Rhapsody in Blue." "Night Line." keep on top of current trends in

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By BILL GAVIN success is determined not by who you are but Contributing Editor what you do. His present whereabouts is unknown.

Case histories of typical maladies are standard CASE HISTORY NO. 2. A powerful No. I sta- curriculum requirement in a medical student's tion in a large market had attained its position course of study. A familiarity with the causes, by combining the customary ingredients of staff. symptoms and progress of an ill- management. promotion and programming. Espe- ness aids the doctor in diagnosis cially helpful was a talented music director. His and treatment. ear was one of the best in the business. It was no The story of American radio surprise that his station broke many a national hit. affords significant case histories His salary, however, was hardly commensurate of various maladies. Perhaps. with his ability, or with his importance to the since broadcasting is a never station's success. When a bigger opportunity came ending learning process, we may along, he took it. emulate the students of medicine The station management, not sufficiently aware and examine several case his- of the value of a top -notch music man, brought tories of typical illnesses that afflict radio and its in an inexperienced replacement. The new man people. In the following sketches. names and speedily demonstrated his incompetence by pick- places are omitted to avoid embarrassment to ing a high percentage of losers. He was also HORNING IN on WMEX York) 11:15 p.m. to midnight those involved. apparently susceptible to promo hypes. and tried (Boston) deejay Arnie Ginsburg, Monday through Friday. very hard to be a "nice guy" to his favorite CASE HISTORY NO. 1. This market has been is Freddy Cannon (left) who Ed Dunn, early-evening man promoters. has been making the radio at WOAI (San Antonio) has dominated for several years by a top 40 station. Before long, management became aware that station rounds on behalf of his premiered a five -minute talk Its pre -eminence has been well earned by intelli- something was wrong. Management started tink- gent management, excellent music policy and pro- first Warner Bros. winner, "Ab- feature titled "Voices of Man." ering with music policy, alternately shortening igail Beecher." Series will deal with historical gramming and a high -grade disk jockey staff. A and lengthening the playlist. It was hoped that My warmest thanks to John documents presented in install- second station had made several aggressive moves some new approach would change the gradual Cook. CBS chief of building ments. to challenge the leader. but with little success. downward trend in ratings, but, no matter what operations, for the change of Steve Kirk of WSAI (Cin- Then a new owner took over the loser. He brought was tried. the trend continued. clothes last week. Got drenched cinnati) claims he suggested to in a new program director who had built some- Eventually station management recognized the in one of Manhattan's tropical Bobby Vinton that he record thing of a reputation in other markets. This p.d. weak and fired the music director. link Unfor- rainstorms on my way over "There I've Said It Again," when started out as if he meant business. He brought tunately- again -management was still looking to see Arthur Godfrey. the two met in Cincinnati a in some disk jockeys. He exploited his record for a low budget man in the music field and hired Kudos to Nashville's WSIX while back. The rest is history. company contacts and asked to be given prefer- another inexperienced replacement. Ratings con- radio, which marked its 37th Incidentally for any singers need ential treatment in being serviced first with all the tinued to shrink. The illness can be expected to hot new releases. He found. however, that his anniversary in January. ing material for future hits.... continue until a qualified music man can be Steve has opened offices with No. I competitor continued to receive many im- found. Mark Edwards. WSAI (Cin- . "Song ponant new records before he did. He also found cinnati) deejay, father of boy. a sign on the door .. A good station deserves a good music director. that the competitor was showing shrewd judgment Gregory. January 14. Wife Suggester." who, in turn, deserves to be paid a salarly com- in picking some left field hits that he had over- Peony doing well. Wynne Moore Chuck Brigman, program di- mensurate with his key role. looked. and wife Margaret parents of rector at WNOH (Raleigh) re- Frustrated, our p.d. foolishly tried to retaliate CASE HISTORY NO. 3. The Smith Company bov, Louis, January 1$. Moore ports that the station is now by refusing to program any picks that his com- (let's call it that) owns several retail record out- is WSAI news staffer. issuing a chart reflecting record audience requests and air petitor played first. As a result. his station was lets in a certain city. Mr. Smith also has an Tez McCrary. of Tex and sales, play. foreclosed from playing most of the new records interest in a one -stop and in a rack operation. He. Jinx fame, returns to the air that were destined to become hits in his market. is a very important record man in that city. He is today (10) with a new inter- Congratulations to KLEB whether he played them or not. His determination so important. in fact. that he often receives a view program, 'Tee McCrary (Golden Meadow, La) on its 46) to be first and foremost kept him from seeing that , Continued on pule 45J Time" on WOR radio (New (Continued on pace

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In two short months since December, three donic quality that cut through even the most prominent members of the jazz world have died. saccharine lyric. Shc seemed to sec life through Creative Sales Ideas Although each of these people was entirely the hard -headed truth (as she saw it) of "Love different from the other, each had a forceful for Sale." HOLLYWOOD - The small mail orders directly at his Los as is impact on the music it played. sung and Her artistry and conviction were so strong that indie jazz labels must find a Angeles headquarters but would produced. she has become an influence on a myriad of new, creative method of selling rather have the customer work In December, the whole music industry was singers, and ranks with the style setters along their product and forget about through the local dealer. shocked by the sudden death of Bill Grauer, with Billie Holiday. Sarah Vaughan. Lena Horne patterning themselves after the Koenig feels there is a healthy president of Riverside Records. With Orrin Keep - and Ella Fitzgerald. So strong was this per- major labels, says Les Koenig. collector's market which could news, Grauer built Riverside from a $500 in- sonality that even. as many suspected. when she head of the Contemporary and be serviced more locations vestment into a powerhouse jazz firm which, was losing her voice through the last few years Time diskeries. if Good would the in the last two years of his life. moved sub- of her life, she could half a promote and stock talk and half sing The massive disk market with stantial jazz product into the pop market. lyric and make it an impelling story. product. But with so much em- its new distribution outlets has phasis on today's He envisioned his company as becoming a As an artist she remains a Queen as hit. many dis- -and. seriously affected the availability dominent force in the independent record world. she used to say, "not just Queen of the Blues." trib outlets aren't concerned of jazz product in many areas, about stocking catalog Although Bill was as much a music man as In her prime her interpretation of a song -any items reports Koenig, who recently Koenig sadly reports. any. it was generally understood that Orrin was song -had power. As she said. '1 once can sing visited seven key markets. the record producer while he, Grauer. was the anything. The blues, jazz, musical comedy. opera "There is a great businessman. -anything. And. if I have to. I can even go to demand for jazz states Koenig, As a businessman he was dynamic. driving church." product," we realize that himself and those around him relentlessly toward The third loss was as telling as the first two. "but must jazz can never attain the his goal -a bigger and better place in the sun Just a few short weeks ago, trombonist Jack proportions of the pop market. We are deal- Germans N for Riverside. He was among the first in jazz, Teagarden died. His personality and style as a with a small per cent with Norman Gram, to realize what drastic human being was in sharp contrast to Bill ing of the business, but one which can changes were taking place in the selling end of Grauer and Dinah Washington. but his loss is be both profitable and healthy for the record industry. He was constantly trying to as great, the place left unfilled as large. those of us concerned with it." gear his company to (and at the same time pro- The trombonist was as powerful in a retiring Top Jazzers tect it from) the volatile effects of volume selling. fashion. Like Miss Washington, he made direct This tight jazz market, as One of his fondest wishes, which he often re- contact with an audience. His tools were warmth. Koenig sees it. is comprised of HAMBURG - Twen maga peated. was to have Riverside stock offered for simplicity and open- handed genuineness. He wore Riverside. Atlantic, Prestige, tine. a leading music magazin public sale. his heart on his sleeve. His singing was touched Blue Note, Impulse, Vee Jay. here has published the results of its jazz At 40, Bill Grauer died young. The mistakes with humor and a gentle sadness. His playing was Verve. Fantasy, World Pacific poll of the year he might have made were done with the same alert, inventive, warm and full. Unlike many and one of the majors. Co- The poll was conducted by the boldness that built the firm. jazzmen who grow stale and openly show their Iumbia. magazines jazz critic Joachim Berendt. After the shock and the sorrow, Orrin Keep - loss of interest in music and control of their Exec says he finds racks, news has picked up the reins. He is a less dra- instrument. Big T played and sang with author- distribs and one -stops who don't Winning artists were named matic figure than Grauer, but certainly his equal ity almost to the day he died. No small ac- carry all the lines or any depth in two categories -international as a solid music man. The solace of the music complishment for a man involved in the spirit - of product and this catalog ma- and German. The best mu- industry has peen his since mid -December, now breaking business of playing and traveling for terial is the key to survival for sicians of the year category the industry offers him all the encouragement some 40 years. He was 58 when he died. a jazzery. were John Coltrane and Klaus to continue on. A huge quantity of music by Dinah Washing- With almost 60 per cent of Doldinger. The best big bands Shortly after the death of Bill Grauer. jazz ton and Jack Teagarden is permanently recorded disk business done through racks Duke Ellington and Kurt Edel- ass struck again with the shock of Dinah Wash- for posterity on phonograph recordings. In a which only handle the hot chart hagen. The best modern combos passing ington's death. Her left another un- time of sadness it is a comforting thought. The items, Koenig feels he's losing a were Dave Brubeck and the fillahle gap. Her salty. uncompromising singing accomplishments of Bill Grauer. while not as healthy slice of his business by Klaus Doldinger Quartet. The bo!ird her from the blues world to the world tangible, are comforting. It was through his being excluded. He relates an in- best traditional groups were the that goes pop. Her reading of even the softest efforts that the artistry of a myriad of per- cident which occurred close to Dutch College Swing Band and and sweetest ballad had a realism and a sar- formers have been made permanent. home which points up the un- the Feetwarmers. availability of jazz product and Among the instrumentalists the paradox of people asking results were trumpets: Miles THE BHI 111 Fill/ /1NE BEJT IN FOti for jazz. "I received a letter Davis and Conny Jackel: trom- WAYNE SETS TAPESTRY from Lou Hermann. a jazz disk bones: Jay Jay Johnson and jockey on KVEC in San Luis Albert Mangelsdorff; clarinet- WITH Obispo." Koenig recalls, "who ists: Jimmy Giuffre and Rolf ELECTRIC BANJO wrote that he hadn't been re- Kuhn; alto saxes: Cannonball of our records. ceiving any We Adderley and Emil Mangels -, NEW YORK -On a new LP mg. Everyone seemed to get a sent him several LP's, he played called 'Tapestry," Chuck Wayne kick out of the modern chords dorff; tenor saxes: John Col Srorber jack McDuff them on the air and people trane and Klaus Dolding demonstrates something o I d and solos that resulted. Then I to 7274 began calling find out where baritone saxes: Gerry Mulli played like new. Wayne, ordi- got my hands on a six- string they could get them." and Brandt: flutists narily a guitarist, plays electri- banjo. something rather rare, Helmut Koenig then checked the Cen- and L!IE fied banjo on two of the tracks. and I was encouraged to bring Herbie Mann Gerry Wein- tral California area. and discov- Chart Riainó Jam O.7an Album it along on record and night kopf; vibes: Milt Jackson andl "Tapestry" has been released ered his product wasn't available club he says. Wolfgang Schulter; pianists: which dates," the Willis Jackson on the Focus label. is in any store. He called Pasa- Monk and Hon being distributed by the Atlan- "Actually." Wayne says, "the dena rack jobber who handles 7285 Jankowski; guitars: Charlie tic banner. The label comes six- string version of the instru- the area and was told he only Byrd and Attila Zoller; bass: from an idea and the money ment has a GREASE r:' GRAVY really good sound stocked those items he thought Charles Mingus and Peter' of Mort Fega, jazz deejay at when its played like a front -line would sell. Trunk; drums: Elvin Jones and` e.g Mideeen R A B /Jots Hit LP WEVD here. It was his purpose instrument. When you play it "The racks aren't going out Hartwig Bartz; miscellaneous: to create the best package pos- like a jazz guitar it gets a soft and promoting the specialty instruments: Jimmy Smith (or -i percussive Gene Ammons sible for Wayne. and the result- yet sound that's inter- lines," Koenig beefs. In cases gan) and Ingfried Hoffman' 7275 ing album is a sharp, clean. well - esting without being gimmicky.' like the aforementioned San Luis (organ). paced set that features nine On the album the banjo-play- incident. Koenig Obispo accepts The singers who topped the SOUL SUMMIT =2 tracks of guitar trio work and ing guitarist is accompanied by lists in the female category two with the banjo as the front- a strong rhythm team of Ernie Billboard Pick ... Hot All were: Ella Fitzgerald and Inge Markets line instrument. Furtado, bass, and Jim Camp- bell, drums. Brandenburg; in the male cat- Wayne has been a familiar egory: Ray Charles and Knut Stitt & McDuff face on the jazz and pop music Chuck Wayne has no plans Mercer Offers Kieswetter. Top arrangers for 7297 scene for more than 15 years. yet for another album. or a tour the year were Gil Evans and He gravitated to the big band on the road or a regular group Loki Freund. SOUL SHACK business from Boston, attracting to work night clubs. "We have Ellingtonia a good deal of attention with a played The Most (the East Side Hit Album ... Hot on Rocks NEW YORK- Riverside Rec- stint for Woody Herman, Bar- club here) with a trio, and you has a number bara Carroll, George Shearing might say that that's where the ords leased of Mose Allison tapes produced by Mercer El- Snafu of 1 Title and a host of other groups. new jazz banjo officially made 7279 lington which feature Duke El- The instrumentalist is cur- its debut; but right now well lington and various Halts Album Sale rently one of the first -line side- just see what happens with this members of his tapes, SINGS men in the recording. radio and album." orchestra. The which constitute enough material to OSLO -The first Norwegian - Building All Markets TV studio ranks. He works on a fill four to five albums, were made jazz LP. "Metropol Jazz,' wide variety of record dates produced in the early has been recalled from stores. from pop to jazz, and plays Moscow 1950's, jack McDuff Circus Scores The first issued under the Reason for the recall was the frequently at CBS. River- 7296 side logo will be an LP of Duke inclusion on the disk of the It was a tour of duty at CBS On Slavania Label Rodgers -Hammerstein tune. "My LIVE! AT THE JAIL WORKSHOP Ellington - Billy Strayhom that led to the artist's experi- Favorite Things," which had not MADISON. Wis. sidemen; another has Al Hibbler . . An LP A New LP by Brother Jack mentation with the banjo. As - been cleared for Scandinavia. featuring reproduced scores singing. and still another fea- Oft and Running part of a morning show, he was Jazz musicians on the recording from the Moscow Circus, cur- tures Duke fronting a medium - Watch It Climb the Charts! called upon to play fills and played for nothing on the LP rently on its first U. S. tour, is sized band. strum softly behind singers and hoping to promote an interest in being put out by Slaviana, Inc., instrumentalist. As a result, Riverside also re- signed the home -grown jazz with the al- distributor of Slavic materials PRESTIGE records, inc. Wayne began "fooling around" Staple Singers, their staple M. Knudson. who is han- here gos- bum. with the pel to Norsk Gram - s. washinglon are.ave. instrument. "I tuned group, another long -term dling the disk for the banjo like the first four The LP and an original Mos- pact. The new album by the mophonkomani. has said that he n. J. bergenlield, strings of guitar because I was cow circus program are being group is entering the production will write Rodgers and ask for more familiar with that finger- offered for 34.95. stage. clearance of the tune.

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C.&W. Field Mibowrd SPECIAL SURVEY ALTUS, Okla. Bob jeter, FOR WEEK ENDING 2115164 This Last owner and producer of Alta Week Week TITLE, IMIst, L.MI L N.. Records, new label with head- 1 3 B. J, THE D. J. quarters here, has begun pro- Stonewall leckson, Columba 42889 motional efforts to establish his 2 1 BEGGING TO YOU diskery and artists in the coun- Marl, Robbins, Columbia ¿2890 try and western field. 3 5 SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 6 His first effort along that line lolly Pima. Columbia ¿2924 is a release by Adam Lee on 4 2 LOVE'S GONNA LIVE HERE 22 Crud, Cruel World," to be Buck O ».n,, Capitol 5025 followed by another by Roy 5 6 BEFORE I'M OVER YOU Sneed, an old hand on c. &w., Loretta Lynn, Deets 315.41 on "Until You've Been There." 6 8 FIVE LITTLE FINGERS Teter has just returned from the Bill Anderson, Stoat 31577 ONO West Coast. where he signed 7 7 LAST DAY IN THE MINES 10 .l recording pact with Mary Dave Oudley, Mercury 72212 Nell, presently with "Big D 8 9 WELCOME TO MY WORLD 4 Jamboree," Dallas. Jetcr's future rim Rer,e1, RCA Victor 8289 plans include the setting up of 9 4 NINETY MILE AN HOUR Down a Dcad -End his own publishing firm and Street 7 pressing plant. Hank Snow, RCA Victor 8239 National distribution on the 10 11 PEEL ME A NANNER Alta label is being handled by Roy Drusky, Mercury 72204 Bob Independent Record Producers. FARON YOUNG (left) shown signing a contract with Brown, Pearl 15 LET'S GO ALL THE WAY Inc., Miami Beach, Fla. of Tracy Locke Advertising, Dallas, representing the Brew- Norman lean, RCA 04tor 8261 the ing Company of Son Antonio, which will sponsor airing of 12 12 OLD RECORDS "The Faron Young Show" on 20 radio stations in Texas, Louisi- Mope S,nglolon, M.rcury 72213 ana, Mississippi and New Mexico, starting April 1. Shown on 13 17 D. J. FOR A DAY 10 COUNTRY D. J. the right is Billy Deaton, partnered with Young in Forcn Young Jimmy "C" Neuman, Decal 31553 Productions, Inc., San Antonio. The shows will be taped in 14 42 MOLLY Eddy Arnold, RCA Victor 8296 OF THE WEEK Nashville and will feature o nome guest each day. 15 33 MILLER'S CAVE Bober Bur. RCA 'Iola 829a

16 25 YOU'LL DRIVE ME BACK 'Into Mn, Arms, 9 COUNTRY MUSIC CORNER Eaton Young, Mercury 72201 17 36 MY TEARS ARE OVERDUE 2 By BILL SACHS Georoe loner. Un,5W *fiats 683 18 16 THE MATADOR 15 Uncle Len Ellis, vet country Boys, Jimmy Gately, the Coun- Jolawy Cash, (plumb. 4` 60 deejav at \VWCA, Hammond, try Strings, the Carpenter Broth- 19 14 THANKS A LOT 21 Ind.. has a promotion coming els and the Texas Troubadours. Ernest Tvbb, Decal 31526 up at the Hammond Joe Allison. star and host Civic 20 19 YOUR HEART TURNED LEFT 4And I Was on Center, Sunday. February 16. of "The Country Corner Show" Right, 3 featuring a "Grand Ole Opry" on Armed Forces Radio & Tele- Geage :ones, Un;tW Artists 683 package comprising Jim Reeves. vision Service. has just com- 21 18 THIS WHITE CIRCLE ON MY FINGER 3 Ernest Tubb. Carl Smith, Sonny pleted a special program with KHry Welts, Deco 31580 James, Frncsl &shworth, Jean RCA Victor's Bobby Bare. 22 24 HOWDY NEIGHBOR. HOWDY Shepard, Stringhean, the Blue ,( 'sucioril ,in pa., Porter Wagn, RCA Voi., 8257 23 28 ONE DOZEN ROSES 5 George Nbrgan, Columbia 42882 . 24 30 A WEEK IN THE COUNTRY 3 HOT COTTr1'1'RY .LBZTATS (mast Ashworth, Hick, 1237 25 13 ZEALOUS HEARTED ME 11 Gen. Jackson, of WGAS, South Gorr Eddy Arnold, au 04ía 8253 Ionia, N. C., will be "Mr. O.J. Board SPECIAL SURVEY Feb,vory t4 on WSM- Rodin, Nashvrii. 26 22 COWBOY BOOTS 20 Dave Dudley, Golden ling 3030 Gent ko, handled de.py chores of FOR WEEK ENDING 2.' I5; 6- WGAS lour and a half yews, H. hos Carr Werk. 27 10 MOUNTAIN OF LOVE 18 ..o shows daily, Monday Through Fri- wrra Tint, Artnl. LAW L N. Chan David Hanlon, Epic 9625 day, and one on Saturday During 28 32 TRIANGLE 9 I RING OF FIRE -THE BEST OF IOHNNY CASH 6 Wo.W Wo, II, Jackson served with the Carl Smith. Columbia ¿2858 Cl 205] At (5 8.353 ; Rid Airborne Derision. Crier to pining I9 27 TROUBLE IN MY ARMS 15 WGAS, Gone op.rm.d 2 6 his own build- NIGHT LIFE 6 Johnny L donee Me.by, Columbia 42611 ing cawtroctreg busmen. Ray Pr.. Columbia CL 1971 its ;, CS 8771 is. 30 23 THE MORNING PAPER 3 10 BUCK OWENS SINGS TOMMY COLLINS Billy Walker. Columbia 4891 0001 T 1989 IMI, ST 1989 (S) Vern Terry in 31 31 THROUGH THE EYES OF A FOOL ,11101. Hospital; 4 4 LORETTA LYNN SINGS Roy Clerk, Capitol 5099 Oecca 05 4457 Will Be Off Air 6 Months IM Ell 74457 151 32 20 TALK BACK TREMBLING LIPS Ernest Altmann, M.., 1214 5 7 THE BEST OF GEORGE JONES 6 GARFIELD HEIGHTS. Ohio United Artists UAL 3291 MI: LEAS 6291 (Si 33 29 IF THE BACK DOOR COULD TALK 14 -Vern Terry, country music Webb Pierce, Deal 3154. 6 5 ON THE BANDSTAND 6 disk jockey at ME 4 WADC. Akron, Buck Owens, (.0nol T 1879 M. ST 1879 IS, 34 37 HE SAYS THE SAME THING TO and WWI-L, Lorain, Ohio, is in Skeeter Davis, RCA Victor 8268 2 I LOVE A SONG Marymouot Hospital on Mc- 6 35 40 SURELY 4 Stonewall Juk,on, Columbia CL 2059 CS 8839 ,5 Cracken Road here, where nest 1MI, Warner Mack, Dec. 31559 week he is slated to undergo his 8 3 GEORGE JONES Cr MELBA MONTGOMERY 36 45 LONG GONE LONESOME CLUES 2 third operation within a month SINGING WHAT'S IN OUR HEART 6 Nank W,Il,nns Jr., MUM 13708 United Artists UAL 3301 (M); UA5 6301 (5) to correct a throat ailment in- 37 34 HELPLESS ... 10 loe Carson, llbert0 55614 curred in an auto accident in 9 8 RAILROAD MAN 5 November 1961. Hank Snow, RCA Victor lob 2705 (M); 55F 2705 (SI 38 26 GOING THROUGH THE MOTIONS 9 Sonny James, two 5057 The upcoming operation will 10 9 PATSY CLINE STORY 5 put him out of action on the air Decca tuo 176 IM), 0x50 7176 (S) 39 21 THERE'S MORE PRETTY GIRLS THAN ONE 5 . for at least six months, George Hamilton IV, RCA Victor 8250 doctors 17 2 say. tt GUITAR COUNTRY MAKER 2 Chrt Atkins. RCA Victor LPM 2783 100): ISP 2783 IS) 40 48 WIDOW Jimmy Martin, Oau 31558 3 12 14 500 MILES AWAY FROM HOME 41 EASY COME -EASY GO 1 (lobby Bare, RCA Victor LPM 2835 (M): UP 2835 IS) - Anderson, Date 31577 SALES! SALES! SALES! 8,11 13 12 KITTY WELLS STORY 6 42 39 DREAM HOUSE FOR SALE 6 Onu DAB 174 (M); 0A58 7574 (51 Red Sovine, Si.rday 650 Bobby Lord 6 14 13 DETROIT CITY Cr 11 OTHER HITS 6 43 44 TOO LATE TO TRY AGAIN Carl Butler L Pearl, Columbi. 4892 SINGS Bobby Bare, RCA VW°, LPM 2776 IM), LSP 2776 ISI 44 YOU ARE MY FLOWER 15 15 LESTER FLATS' & EARL SCRUGGS AT - Lester Flut 6 Earl Scruggs, Columbia a295 CARNEGIE HALL 4 MEMPHIS Columbia CL 2045 (M): CS 8845 r. 45 - A LITTLE SOUTH OF LIFE CAN HAVE Franke M,IIN. Staniar 655 16 11 RETURN OF THE GUNFIGHTER 6 46 49 MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS 3 Marty Robber,, Columbia Cl 2072 IM): CS 8872 IS MEANING Jimmy Deer, Columb,s 42934 17 18 TALL, TALL GENTLEMAN 6 47 WAITING A LIFETIME CS (5I - HICKORY 1232 Carl Snits. Columbia Cl 2091 (M)i 8891 Webb Pierce, Daca 313117 18 - STORY SONGS FOR COUNTRY FOLKS 48 - HOW CAN I FORGET YOU Faroe Young, Mercury MG 20896 (M); SR 60896 (51 Glenn Barber, Senn tae

19 SONGS OF THE CITIES 1 49 DON'T LEAVE ME LONELY TOO LONG when answering ads . . . - - Roc Drusky, Mercury MG 20883 (M), 5R 60883 (Si Kathy Dee, United Ann. 68' Say You Saw It in 20 - DAVE DUDLEY SINGS SIX DAYS ON THE ROAD 2 50 - LIFE CAN HAVE MEANING 5 Golden Ring IPGR 110 (Ml: (no Stereo) Bobby lad. Hickory 1732 Billboard

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TOGETHER AGAIN! The GOODMAN Quartet Job T Ga1j ENCORE

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The original Goodman Quartet is back Another dozen big hits like "Tender re -doing the great hits that made Is the Night," "Anywhere I Wander" them famous. LPM /LSP -2698 and "If." LPM/LSP.2804

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A new mood for Eddy - melancholy Lovely voices sing "Autumn Leaves," A lush string -along played to "Heart- The Percussion King caught "live ": songs like "My Destiny" and "Sum- "All Alone," "Seventeen," etc., ac- less Heart," "You Don't Know Me," "Orinoco," "Charade." "St. Louis mer Kiss." LPM /LSP -2798 cented with brass. LPM /LSP -2789 10 more. LPM /LSP -2800 Blues," 9 more. LPM /LSP -2806

Recorded ln Ara.nttna IRISH SONGS,COUNTRY STYLE WHITEN DON BO HANK C K LI NJ "It Only Hurts When I Laugh" THE AUTHENTIC ARGENTINE tr-niEITAMIG011

Trotleand His Orchestra 1Yplcs A voice with the true 'Yolk" sound A rib -tickling collection of original Irish songs like "Danny Boy," "Kevin Memorable tangos from Argentina sings "Four Strong Winds," "Angel tunes that make you laugh...(correc- Barry" and "My Wild Irish Rose" with like "La Cumparsita," "Nostalgico" Cake and Wine," etc. LPM /LSP -2836 tion) roar! LPM /LSP -2831. a country twist. LPM /LSP -2801 and "Tierrita." FPM /FSP -118 THE NEW MUSIC OF THE PHIUPPINES 3 in JAZZ GARY BURTON SONNY ROWNS CLARS TERRY

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LEOAND Hr5 ADnEO OnCHESTpA Original Island folk music like "Su- Erotic music of Hawaii like "Beyond Heart- stoppin songs for the hot - An unforgettable session in jazz. In. sulyap.Sulyap," "Katakataka" and the Reef," "Lovely Hula Hands" and rodder like "Deed Driver" "Dahil Sa Polka." FPM /FSP -117 and "650 cludes "Blues Tonight" and "Hello, "Ka- Lu -A." LPM -2414 Scrambler." LPM /LSP -2858 Young Lovers." LPM /LSP -2725 RCA VICTOR @9 The most (rusted came . sound 4'.)

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att/1111M6 11M11I 30111111101 COUNTRY MUSIC CORNER MISS WELL'S SMASH NIT 1 "WHY YOUNG MEN GO WILD" Continued from page 18 DUKE 372 1O1 1 0[ Other country music satellites is showing up favorably on the BUDDY ACE HAS A Alb ONE! who have been featured on the country music charts. played last "YOU'VE GOT MY LOVE" DUKE 373 1ÍTS FROM 55- minute broadcast recently weekend 17 -9) at the White were Eddy Arnold and Boud- Horse Bowling Academy. Phila- THIS ONE IS GOING B16 FOR leaux and Felice Bryant. delphia, and Wednesday 1121 is JUNIOR PARKER!!! set for a special Decca session "STRANGE THINGS HAPPENING" Wilma Lee Cooper, mending at Bradley's in Nashville to cut Duet 371 from an illness which had her an album titled "Window Mak- DUKE AND PEACOCK RECORDS, INC. confined to a hospital for some er." The deck will embrace 2509 with r St Houton 26. Tesse time, will resume touring Jimmy's current single click plus OR 3 -2611 her hubby Stoney late this four other truck -driver songs. month.... Ferlin Husky is set Decjays Johnny Barton and 1, 2, 3, 4 GET 'EM for stops at East Paterson, N. J.. Johnny Hartford, of WHOW. February 14; Baltimore, 16; St. Clinton, Ill., recently celebrated Louis, 23. and Clovis. N. M.. Jimmy Martin Day by playing 5 GOLD RECORDS 29. . Ray Price takes his the latter's records steadily over WHILE THEY'RE Cherokee Cowboys to Jackson, an eight -hour period. . , . Harry in Holland Miss., February 14: Baltimore. Wegee. who heads up "Hoosier- 16; Charleston. W. Va., 20: land Hoedown." live country A SURE FIRE USA STA. NEW Charlotte, N. C., 22, and Nor- show well known in the Indiana Va., . Top songs ti!te ®000 taoor=3 folk, 23. sector. has joined the staff of ANNEKE at WCMS, Norfolk, Va., these WBOW, Terre Haute, Ind., for- Sheriff Tex days, according to merly exclusively Top 40. He is Davis, are Gone Lone- GRONLOH "Long featured in a two-hour, early - some by Williams Blues." Hank morning country show. Star - Jr.; "Welcome to My World," OYD0J17 Way Agency. Terre Haute, has e11CCN61 by Jim Reeves; "Miller's Cave," Harry and his country music CLIFFORD by Bobby Bare, and the one fig- unit set for a string of personals ured to go all the way, "Under- in the Midwest arca over the stand Your Man.' by Johnny next several months. Group plays WHATEVER Cash. Lincoln, Ill., Saturday 1151. DAVIS The Jim Gcmmill office. Rich- Thu Gayle, veteran public re- HAPPENED TO 11 11 mond, Va., has set Salem record- lations man and composer's ing artist Shidee Hunter and her agent, well known in the coun- "Hootenanny 'n' Country" show try music field, is contemplating BOBBY as the featured grandstand at- giving up his lease at 319 West "LOSERS WEEPERS, traction at the fairs at Monroe. 48th Street, New York, to re- N. C.: Harrisonburg. Va.: Front settle in Hollywood. where he BREEN!!!! Royal. Va.; Grafton, W. Va.: was formerly located for 12 FINDERS KEEPERS" McConnellsburg, Pa.: Indiana, years. Tim has been hustling Pa., and Greensburg. Pa. Miss Henry Sommers' record. "Ole (Hitsville knows) 4 -7184 Hunter has also been booked Country Music," by Rex Kling- for the Wilmington, N. C.. ensmith on Process Records, and Azalea Festival. April 2-4, and Lorry Raine's "Actress of the JIMMY VELVET Year," which was California - the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Does If Again Festival. Winchester, Va., April produced by Gayle before his exodus 30-May 2.. , . B01 Monroe and from Sunset and Vine. His Blue Grass Boys display Latter was cleffed by Gayle and "TO THE AISLE" DR. FEELGOOD their wares at London, Ont.. Gene Kilham, of WCRB. Bos- 6 ton, and Lee February 1 I; Flint, Mich.. 12; Morris, the Boston "Lonely, Lonely Night" high Muskegon, Mich.. 13; Grand school teacher who also co- ABC 103211 Rapids. Mich., 14: Lansing, authored last year's big one. Mich., 15 and Saginaw. Mich.. "Blue Velvet." AND 16. A special release on Flatt and Scruggs hit the racks last week. The veteran Nat Vincent It's a theme from "Petticoat writes that the recent report of Junction," with the flip carrying his passing was "greatly exag- a tune with a different tempo, age 74 and INTERNS gerated." and that at "My Dear Companion." Colum- THE 54 years in the entertainment bia's Don Law flew into Nash- p1 of \___/ t]ot world, he is still going strong in ONE -STOP ville to supervise the special Hollywood. where he has just waxing. Lester and Earl will e RECORD SERVICE opened a new studio in the Wil- appear in concert again at Car- g cox Hotel. Although still blind "BLANG negie Hall, New York, April 3, Complete line of Spirituals. 0 from glacoma, Nat says he's still and at Jordan Hall, Boston, R & B and Catalog Merchandise. .4 playing a lot of hot piano and April Jim Reeves, during our singing low and The 4.... g Write to be placed on DONG" lusty.... his recent Hollywood sojourn, Wilburn Brothers are routed for national mailing list. did a guest shot on Joe Allison's r, Jackson, Miss., February 14: ,4 We ship onywrhere C.O.D. 4 -7185 "Country Corner" show for I Toronto, Ont.. 17 -18; Dothan. Armed Forces Radio & Televi- Ala., 22: Birmingham. Ala., 23. 0 sion Service. Producer of the Barney's One -Stop and Decatur. I l l , 29.. . Tom - show, Jack Giles, reports that 1129 S. Av., Cniceso 12, M. I pall and the Glaser Brothers / .6z. Reeves, Hank Locklin, Bobby Prone: NE 111032 I inked for personals at Columbia. Bare and Marty Robbins are the S. C., February 21, and Char- most requested artists on the lotte, N. C.. February 22. THE seg that originates in Hollywood COMPLETE Jimmy Martin, whose new and is beamed to all parts of the Decca release. "Widow Maker," world. PRESSING SERVICE From Tape to finished cov- ers. Records Drop Shipped OPALS WITH THE COUNTRY JOCKEYS Anywhere. On Location O tp r Recording. Ultra-Fast Serv- By BILL SACHS ice. High Quality Matrix Plating. "DOES IT Paul Perry, formerly for two "We get extra good service on singles," writes Tex Justus, of Catalog on Request and a half years country and WBNL, Boonville, Ind., "but we PAM -DIXIE AUDIO gospel man at WCOR, Lebanon, MATTER" need c. &w. albums badly." . 399 Probasco Ave. Tenn., has joined WHIN, Gal- Alice South, formerly with Cincinnati, Ohio, 45220 4 -7188 latin, Tenn., as country music KEAP, Fresno, Calif., is spear- deejay exclusively. The station heading the programming at KOAD. Lemoore, Calif., the FI is currently spinning country- 0000l l00000l- only c. &w. full -timer in Cali- "Betty b Dupree style happenings three hours a fornia's San Joaquin Valley'. day, and its top records at this Jack Olsen, Lonnie Tatum, Ron b/w WATCHFORANEW writing are Johnny Elgin's "My Franklin and Don Hillman are My Worst Habit," and Jimmy Mar- KOAD's country gentlemen of "Got Mojo tin's "Widow Maker." ... Walt music. Dave South, KOAD gen- Working" MAJOR LANCE LP! Breeland, 8708 Ruthby Street, eral manager, says the station's Houston 77017, writes that he 17 -hour broadcast day may soon Sun :369 has deejay copies available on be expanded to 24 hours a day. COMING SOON! Wiley and Jessie Barkdull's first Alice requests that all c. &w. re- Billy Adams release on Allstar, titled "I'll leases, both old and new, be i 101 1O1 IOr 11:1L-0:0 Always Love You." Put your directed to her at the station, SUN RECORDS request on your station letter- 15279 Hanford -Armona Road, 639 Madison Memphis, Tenn. e' 04e. arts ery t w hintre .., V: head. Lemoore.

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SUSPICION . . . ALWAYS IN MY * NATIONAL BREAKOUTS Terry Stafford. Crus. S 101 IPresloy, BMI) (Los Angeles? CROOKED LITTLE HEART 1-1111 . . . MAN HIGH ON A ISoulhrr,, ASCAP1 12:30) -111CA Victor 6313 Scott English, Spokane 4003 iSulton, BMW (Boston) !Serendipity, BMW 2.47- Philips .175 A fine lyiw reeding of th. old sta.,. MY BONNIE A line sounding loth great .....ring Tim due W. the mood le Iht sane evie I . . . cIy+o -like heat. A cult novelty, the ride as their hit "Maria Flew ." Greet pose Booties, MGM 13213 HERE AM BROKEN HEARTED .mming for most station.. Flip Is "Moss Fovr Jays, Jamie 1267 (De Sylvia, Brown b Henderson mein for pod ,.., meting and ,.teeth ing hauling nip is light and Shedows 1ramauet, ASCAP? )ungnickl, ASCAP) (Philadelphia: "Froodorns St." iSerendipily, EMIT 0:301. ,2,071 FUN, FUN, FUN .each Boys, Capital 5118 (The Story of) WOMAN, LOVE AND A MAN C.AW. SPOTLIGHT POP SPOTLIGHT Tony Clarke, Chess 1880 (Ch.vis. BMI) (Detroit) f'1t MARGIE SINGLETON 8 MY TRUE CARRIE LOVE . . . ADAM WADE Not King Cole, Capitol 5125 (Comes, ASCAP) (SI. Louis FARON YOUNG * REGIONAL BREAKOUTS HENRY'S IN . SEVEN LOVES FOR KEEPING UP WITH Som Kimble 6 Ork. TOF 728 ,Cone)1, BMW (Hartford) ihe.. new words, rot ye on Blllbovd". Hot 100, hove Man SEVEN DAYS THE JONESES clion by In major I CAN'T STAND IT . . . rtocrt.d getting strong *slat divlrs (Screen Goons- Colombia, EMIT 12:401 - ?Tree, EMI) (2:28) -M 'IMI 72237 mar.tlsl 1111. In parent... Soul Sisters, Sue 799 (5oturnStoccato, BM)? Epic 9659 A smooth cannery ballad told with con (Memphi+Noshvill.) and A goad song idea In the .fled 1,h.1 rend tie, empathy by the des. Story H of the folly of oup. try, TO Adam sings it with warmth and feeling to I'M NOT GOING WORK 11.1,1 wran.ment that Wilds- Highly +ie- beat up that they c fell. the lea /en r into the divorce court_ flip is N. Than . . . n.Mo side th1 could reghty big for the BE MY GIRL TODAY . . , Pittsburgh lad. Flip is 'A «{spar Away' I lest Mad One" ?Mess Rose, BMI) i2:2 Stogie 7 2513 Dovells, Parkway 901 (KolmenWynwl., ASCAP) Boot Hog Pef.rly, Sound (Tr.., WI) !riot, ASCAP) 12:331. (Philadelphia) Sec. lei

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NOW "ihe Teniers Song" 1 ASCAP) 11 59' POP SPOTLIGHT A LOT OF LIVING 16.5.1, ASCAP) 12:381- Capitol 5126 LOVE Pieeadilly. 11MIi :1.50? The standard is given the Darin ecy- TO DO wailin' treatment. The soulful reading SUE PERRIN is POP SPOTLIGHT ?Morris. ASCAP) 12:341- Capitol 5121 accented by the lonesome sound of blowing MONDO CANE offering Peggy with ...Muth in N.thvlile on Sunday night. Here'. an Wens. y Flip plenty of sing and con. The standard W "As long As I'm Singing" iT M RECIPE OF LOVE eMII I1:36). THE FOURMOST NO. 2 halve. a modified twist Met and some Correcs.Tene, BMW backing to IMarkt, eMll 11:53) -unge 10313 mighty neat instrument. go Golden World 8 1.2 along with the ..`notch v.. In! ,,,,,la .th sides are strong sequels to Ears big .ion. Flip is '1 a.'1 Stop Loring You" LOVE The gal really wails co this side bolstered I'M IN hit "Monde Cane." Similar instrumentation (Acuff -Rost, EMI) 1:03). POP SPOTLIGHT by effective dual voice tracking and close, INonhern. ASCAP! 2:071-Atco 6285 is used on both sides. Kai could make it hip chorus backing. Arrangement and W. with either ....ring. again up hit Here's another hat -sounding B import. inn Wat all add to that sound. watch. is 'Tandy sore Man' DION DI MUCI The group, top-rated in England, rocks this W. to nip one with Wrong beat lin the Wailes (Jebere, 11M)) 12:33). tradition. Flip lis "Respeclabie" ,Werner, I'M YOUR HOOTCHIE BMII 12:041. POP SPOTLIGHT COOCHIE MAN POP SPOTLIGHT FOUR -STAR SINGLES SHIRLEY ELLIS ) (Nc, BMI) II:191 Toe leur -star .ling Is awarded nlw POP SPOTLIGHT Orioles with suffi ,i... commercial po FREEDOMS (That's) WHAT THE Ien.1 In Mar respective ut

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I111; SRN 16266 ISI 14 - DIANE -Bachelors /Deccm IF I HAD A HAMMER -Darewski funLenl -World Musk A - Music Inn Musk Tnnt Lopez (Reprise, THE OTHER SIDE OF IS 10 I'M IN LOVE- Fourmost h 6 Ludlow Music GRANDPA JONES (Parlophone)- Northern MARIA NO MAS -Cliff Richard 1Cotumbio, 6 MAGIA BLANCA (Devil King US Dot Gets Judy, Songs. tad. Holland Music Woman)-Hnos. Carrion 16 11 DO YOU REALLY LOVE 7 LASS MEIN HERZ (CBS)-Grever THE WORLD'S BEST ME TOO- -BRIy Fury NICHT 5 -Way Thrush WEINEN -hopp Manna 5 7 RECUERDOS DE IPACARAI 5- STRING BANJO (Decal- Shapho-Bemstra n -Neil Sedalia (RCA, Don Reno lib RM Smiley. King MI 17 29 LOUIS LOUIE-Klansmen (Imlyerlal,Anagon Musk HOLLYWOOD -Judy (Pye s RED SAILS IN THE SUN Fermata In(. )-World Widc a ENTREGA Bright, a 20- year-old folk singer Music SET-Fats Domino 1ABC- TOTAL-Javier Panlmount,Melodia Solis (CBS) -Mundo Musical INTERNATIONAL who warbles in five languages, Ii, 11 SHE LOVES YOU -Beatles V LA BAMBA -Triel Lopez 5 EL COPETON -Malo Reyes has been signed by Randy IParlophone,NOrthern 1Musan,Emml SWEDEN Songs, Ud. Reprise,Bawrt Wood, Ill Ill AMAPOLA -The Spotnkkv l QUIERO QUEDARME AQUI WIIILm Clanson. MGM E 1191 (5(5 Dot's president Diskery IV 16 1 WANNA BE YOUR MAN -Steve Lawrence/Eydlo SE 11911 IS) plans introducing the new folk -.Rolling Stones (CNR )-Barart Mecca, Gorme )CTIS,AIdoo artist via a rush album and will Northern Songs. Ud. Music AN EVENING IN OLD MOSCOW 20 19 sta- ROLLING STONES (EP, LA Vertus Artists. MGM E 4196 (5I; service every AM and FM Roling EN REVANCHA -Soola Stones (Deets, HONG KONG Lopez (CBS,Pham SE 4156 (S) tion in the U. S. with the prod- Jewel /Dominion/ 10 TEQUILA CON LIMON- uct plus an introductory bro- Progressive Th Laar Los )union )Peerless, MARTHA SCHLAMME SAYS: 21 - I THINK OF YOU Week Week KISSIN'S NO SIN AND OTHER chure, marking a first for the - P Mcrseybcals (Fontana, ending in the 1 3 I WANT TO HOLD YOUR company promotional Welbeck FOLK WISDOM Mellln HAND-The Beatles field. 22 17 KISS ME QUICK -Elvis (Parlophnne) MCM E 4190 (5I1; SE 4190 IS) Presley One NORWAY Jimmy Rogers, Dot's out- (RCA) -West 2 4 ONE SPECIAL GIRL - HEIMWEH NACH ST. PAULI Music Bobby Rydell (Cameo) standing folk artist, is producing 23 FOR YOU Nelson 1Counes, Werdens Gann Freddy. MGM E 1105 (MI; SE 4195 - -Rick 3 I MARIA ELENA -Los Indio. the LP and has already set her (Brunswick)- Feldman Denotes logst urieln IS) Tabu)aras (RCA Victor) for a February- 8 appearance on 24 24 BABY I LOVE YOU - 4 5 WONDERFUL SUMMER- This last S'IVA' VERA Ronettes CRUZ his KTLA -TV folk show which (Lundon,Bclinda Robin Ward (Dot) Weck Week Juan Danda Hh Randa SIesrcana. Music 5 2 THE is in in other mar- GREAT ESCAPE I I I Kapp KL 1355 syndication 25 CANDY MAN -*Brian WANT TO HOLD YOUR - Poole MAICCII -Mitch Miller HAND-Beatles kets. Miss Bright will also make and the Tremelu ( a Decca) (CBS) IParlophone,Edilion Lyche introductory appearances within -A. Schroeder 6 THE SAVAGE -The Venlures POLKA 26 26 WHISPERING -Nino Tempo DOMINIQUE -Sogur Sourire the next few weeks on the Law- (Liberty) (PhiIlp,Nonk Muaikforl.p April Stevens (London, 7 7 GERONIMO -Thy Shadows 3 3 SHE rence Welk and Steve Allen Darewski Mimic LOVES YOU -Beatles HERE COMES LI'L WALLY (Columbia) IParlopbono,Edition Lyehy Jay Jay IOSB (M) TV-crs.

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www.americanradiohistory.com 10 BILLBOARD FEBRUARY 15. 1964 sitions will be performed on L. ra .. dio and TV and the public will Sam Cooke Radio, TV Aid Danes choose the ultimate winner REPRISE which will be presented as the STAFF Danish entry March 21. The Yearns for TO Eurovision final will he held .r BURBANK With Eurovision Pick the Tivoli Concert Hall heir HOLLYWOOD Warner with Volmer Sorensen as enlace. Creative Roll Bros. hopes to ha.,: the entire By KLAUS NICHOI.LSON March 2I, but the mechanics for staff of its Reprise subsidiary Recording companies are al- HOLLYWOOD Vocalist .1 whole new - moved out to COPENHAGEN Denmark method of +electing ready vying for the Sam Burbank, Calif., - Denmark's rights to Cooke, one of RCA's by the end of February. is a beehive of activity. the entry in the contest record the three best tunes in the brightest stars is and owner of his Plans are country is not only preparing for in the process of being set elimination for WB to sublease contest, since they own two small labels, has quit the Reprise building the forthcoming Eurovision up. This contest will take place have proved sellers on Cahuen- strong in past the one -nighter field to concen- ga Boulevard finals which will be held here later this month. years. trate in Hollywood on being a disk executive once the Reprise people and talent have Denmark will follow a system Insiders in the Danish music developer. moved to the WB headquarters of tune selection that appmxi- industry privately say that the "My future lies more in at 3701 Warner Boulevard. mates the strongest the procedure used by entries in Eurovi- creating music and records than It is understood that a key Sweden in past years. Rather sion test will come from Italy, in being a night club performer," music publisher is already in- than selecting its song and per- Great Britain and France. Dan- Cooke revealed last week. terested in obtaining the MEN WHO READ He Reprise forming artist in Secret. as in ish chances have taken a decided has firmly ensconced himself in hiIllJlnt pBUSINESSPAPER past eight years songwriters tor step backward since it seems un- Hollywood where he now con- Islam MEAN BU SINE teams of writer-composers) have likely that last year's winners. centrates on writing songs for been commissioned to write Jorgen and Grete Ingmann, will himself and for the artists under eight tunes. These eight compo- enter this year's event. contract to his Sae and Derby labels. Cooke, like Bobby Darin, Genson Prowls who recently stated he wax through with the nitery business, Buyers & Selters said he would rather be the creative producer in the control For New Talent room than be the worn -out singer in a bistro spotlight HOLLYWOOD -Don i,en- I EXCHANGE son, Normally on the road executive vice- president of NTERNATIONAI eight two months out of the year, pubberies and an inactive Cooke diskery under plans cutting his in- person ac- the Marty Mel - down cher banner, is out to purchase A t ,.nt .nte.not renal tivities to about two d,re.try el ev al Uleet aP 100 atllboord, oa aa tPY srd en. la na. eal loo P.,.. Dop,. SG the current disk market is and ARC Fetes CBS A one pogo od coste you Ìi...i1.ONd Iar Atil:éÌvC. eM+dA.n.y 2160 Por,r.on then they try for a different only 1220 wr ?OUT apocine Nods Cnntct S, A o...yeor subscription it only $3 N.eaur .I.o e. iTO31 Jom.lca A,. Cincinnati. Ohio, 45214 sound or approach. His basic For 8th Anni /.malo ]3- NeW 5'A Clls. philosophy is that music has to Send your bank SYDNEY - On January 28 draft to either "move or soothe." Australian Record Company "I want my artists to JUKE BOX FOR INFORMATION evolve celebrated its eighth year as dis- something different. based on tributors of American Columbia MECHELEN, BELGIUM You tan stash th U S and Wrld Wid Mv.ie- Retrd markets The .gularly, their own philosophies. busi- Records released under the CBS writ. to, Sompl. Cot. Hetti.ly and at .ry low test in these column.. ness today is almost all sound. banner in Australia. Following For inf..mot,M torsion It used to be that the sound the procedure of past years, brought attention to the lyric," ARC celebrated the anniversary THE he GERMAI'.Y AMERICAS ASIA & PACIFIC explains. as a birthday - sending cakes, studded with eight candles, to PAUL SIltiI1 klEaICO Dr Otto M.IelSen., P1rODCCTIONS. Tau.nl. Apitada City every radio station in Australia. Wa ftr.W Ia 1te11M. >0. GerrWenl. 1618, M..... AUSTRALI, Wan Neb.niahl Te4ehanr a.ebn R170}0 GE Ad r UERSO RICO: Mawr/ Contnrn, With the new hot rod craze dr+a. nemnt.nr..-s. Gertrudes SA Rill St., SydM, N. Y. DISTRIB 30 St . Santurce starting to break in Australia. VENEZUELA: Clement. vivo. , N. ARC' moved quickly by releasing Rollo Camas IIONG KONG. Carl Mesa FINDS PRICE KEY Ar. Pari, EI Pasant,. Caracas their CBS disk of the Rip GREECE 27 Wall Court, Garden Road NEW Mer- BRAZIL, Maurkie Dyed. YORK -Music Chords singing "Hey Little Billboard chants Distributors. local dis- Ova Visianda da Davao, 125 Cobra." Another single could NEW ZEALAND: Fred MMI. tributor for Epic Records, has WE SEEK Rio de Joaelre easily establish pop singer Andy ONE ADDITIONAL 0. Bar 5051. Auckland made a move to ARGENTINA, Worn Mache.* . significant Williams in this country is his RECORD LINE FOR Shcboard increase its profits from the Urall. 1763, Suomi Altes latest release of "A Fool Never I NIL 1,1.18 S. lulo Ma Trinidad record business. GREECE, EGYPT & LEBANON CHILE Maude GPO. Learns-" ..ai.o Mmeri., Mooed. 973, Samtego Three weeks ago, executives With over 30 yearn' sprìenc In 261 Escolla, Man Ils Australian Record Company of the firm took a long look handl.ng records In this port of Ih is also in full swing preparing at the Epic "new era" of profits world, w know you get o fair sales promotion and advertising treatment only from the firm that EUROPE program, under which the price campaign for Marty Robbins, of LP's to concen tr.'. on your label, not fan $3.98 all dealers was who records for CBS. He has And. ac Vo..Y Europee. or twenty or thirty others D..ecra. ITALY: Samuel Steinman made a flat 52.25 all year - 15 Niton, W. I. 15 active albums, four extended If you wont aperience and Spann, England p.55. S. Arwlmo 1, Rome honest round with no discounts, and and six singles consid,ation, why not write now to plays (including decided this could be the key his latest "Begging to You ") on P.t.. Rains, i...rn.ttenel to a MIDDLE EAST RECORDINGS Ad.M1,iew Dirwt.r, greater take. Accordingly. the market in Australia at the sal ...d, 165 W Nth St, Pr. York CH, 10036 the the Evans Piom . Pces,dent firm brought price of present time. Scheduled to ar- 4 all other Sparfis, Athens. Greece its lines to the Epic rive February 18, Robbins will ADVERTISING RATES INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE level. The was plan started have a 1(1 -day stay during which CLASSIFIED P. Iin SI. Minimum 4 lines per insertion three weeks ago and DISPLAY according time he will cut segments for Say You Saw II in Billboard Per inch 514. Minimum one inch to a company spokesman. "It TV -ATM's new c.&w. show Above rires i. for t ie,erlrae te ens law Cash Wilk Order, Pigott Lower ter has net with good acceptance International Exchange rate, 13. 36 et 52 instrciam in a one..ea period "Country Style" and will also from our customers so far." do several concerts supported by local c. &w. artists.

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members of the Dixieland club presentation in the Western will go right across Canada, in future weeks. Hemisphere of Mozart's Re- from Halifax to Vancouver. AS WRITTEN quiem Mass in D Minor. K626. MUSIC Tom Virzi is the new promo Erish Leinsdorf led the Boston Sparton picked up the Good man at Columbia's Los An- Time Jazz label in Canada and North America" to Ma- Symphony Orchestra in Holy PHILADELPHIA "Miss geles branch. replacing Bob Cross Cathedral before 1.800 will release 10 new albums im- joraca next June for the "Miss Murphy, who moved to Denver mediately and 25 early this Bob worshippers. Murray Roman, club comic United Nations" contest.... as sales chief with the Craig Cor- CAMERON DEWAR spring. . Chubby Checker's turned concert promoter. who Marcucci, Chancellor Records poration. Virzi was formerly single, "Hey. Bobha Needle" scored with his presentation of chief. is re- releasing Russell with AI Sherman's Record Sales. TORONTO h w "Tzena. Tzena," was picked the Smothers Brothers last Faith's "Theme for Jacqueline." He is concentrating on singles. by radio Station CHUM in To- month. has two more dates at . Sid Mark. the WHAT -FM with Ted Rosenberg's other pro- Andy Williams' May 4 -9 ap- ronto as the hit of the week and the Academy of Music next jazz authority, will begin the mo man, Bob Moering, now pearance at the O'Keefe Center scents to be building to one of month -Al Hirt plus Woody town's only live jazz telecast working on LP's. This new here is sure to be a sellout. the major hits in Canada. Allen February 9. and Louis series over WHY next month - alignment makes the Los An- Andy's latest single, "A Fool Starting March 3 the Brothers Armstrong on February 23 . local educational channel. geles branch the only Columbia Never Learns," is strong across Four will tour five Canadian Steve Oxman, the local WIF1 MAURIE H. ORODENKER distributorship with two promo Canada, with the flip side start- cities. . .. Oscar Peterson will folk specialist. will emsee the men, according to Gene Block, ing to catch on too. . . Lon- introduce his new "Canadians Bill Crosby -Big 3 concert pro- CHICAGO regional sales manager. don's "War Requiem" album Suite" on the CBC's TV Wayne motion at the Academy Feb- (having already sold out once) and Schuster Show February 9. Craig Peters has joined Re- ruary 2_ 1.... Mania Musicant, Ethel Ennis, RCA Victor's is in stock again and is the Time will allow for only excerpts publicity chief at Chancellor find. haul a smash reception search Craft as custom sales greatest seller that London has of the Suite on this show. The Records. here. will chaperone here from the city's deejays and manager. He formerly toiled for had here, In the hit department. Peterson Trio will start a tour dealers. Ralph Ergas, Bob Krue- Capitol's custom service depart- London reports that "percent- of Europe and Britain in March. . . Page Cavanaugh's ger, Iry Brusso, et al., threw a ment. age wise, we are ahead of last RUTH McGARRETT- CHILDS wing -ding introduction party for Page 7 nitery remains dark in year, already." her at the Lake Tower Motel. Studio City despite the group's The J.F.K. LP on Documen- Ringsiders included Lurlean kick -off on RCA. . , . Country Unlimited label is outsell- Hunter, WBBM thrush. Music Association exec, Gene tary ing all other J.F.K. recordings U.S.A. AGENTS Milt Salstone and company Autry, was recently named Man released in Canada. threw a bash for Roger Wil- of the Year by the City of Hope. Wanted for GO FROM liams at the newly built Conti- Autry raised over S50,000 to London's first show album, nental Hotel. Moe Preskell, help fight cancer, thus earning "Stop the World," is starting to Exclusive BEATLES coloured BUSINESS SUIT Norman Greer and Barry Free- the accolade. be played on many of the radio Greetings Card and signed man were among the parent ELIOT TIEGEL stations. The show is booked coloured ceremie table BATHING SUIT TO label's out -of -town reps.... The HOUSTON into the Royal Alexander in mats. Maryland's Celebrity Lounge is Toronto. February 10 to March HEART IN THE . Romeo's have fin- on its big -band policy - first The Rooftop Singers head- 7. The Herad Publicity Services, lid. Ralph Marterfe, now Si Zenter. ished another (their third) re- lined a March of Dimes benefit 23/24, Madeira Place, OF TOWN Zenter's packing them cording session with Columbia. in.... show here January 28. Co -head- Marine Parade, Howard Neumiller, v e t e r a n . . The Travellers have started liners on the show were the Brighton 1, Sussex, England This time they WBBM musician and music Levee Singers. Comedian raveling again. librarian. retires this month after at the Jerry Van Dyke will take over completing 33 years with CBS at the Tidelands. opening April in Chicago.... When WIND's CITY SQUIRE 6 with the Don Goldie orchestra. Dick Williamson asked listeners Eddy Arnold will headline to send in old Christmas cards the Houston Livestock Show and (for charitable organizations). Rodeo at the Sam Houston Coli- POOL & neither he nor the station an- seum opening February 19 ticipated the 11,452,031 they've through March "Bottoms received to date. WIND had to I.... HEALTH Up" opened to a packed house rent a special room in the at the French Quarter Club. The Wrigley Building basement. revue comes here from Dallas, CLUB NICK BIRO where it was at the Hotel Adolphus. BARRY CANDY New limited membership PITTSBURGH plan offers metropolitan men PHILADELPHIA and women unique advantages Peter, Paul and Mary mopped f right near their place of up for Lenny Litman a few The Das is formed a business all year long: Family weeks ago at Syria Mosque so new label. Al Records. The new POOL -glass-enclosed. 5 he's planning to bring them back disk firm contains efforts of stories above the city's bustle in March for possibly the quick- Arlena Alexis any weather Albert, Ethel, and -in est repeat date in history here. Davis. . Nat Niederman, FINNISH SAUNA - Harold Betters' third LP owner of Clarion Record Com- invigorating steam bath for the local Gateway label, pany and onetime assistant di- POOL DECK - comfortable "Harold Betters Better Than rector and songwriter for MGM. lounging chaos Ever," has already topped the has produced a three -hour docu- FREE LOCKERS- private ke, 2,000 mark in this area. . . mentary film here on Judaism C'mon up and take a look The Horizon Room, which re- and religious ritual.... Johnny around (no obligation). opens at the Greater Pittsburgh Grande. onetime accordionist Airport March 30, has set with Bill Haley, who runs a Lonnie Sattin, Gretchen Wyler, music store in suburban Sharon the Crew Cuts, Al Martino and Hill, Pa., has opened a branch Rusty Warren for summer dates. operation in the Bazaar of all pity Squire Lee Levine, publicity man Nations shopping center here. for Ben Merman's Standard Dis- MAURIE H. ORODENKER MOTOR INN tributors. and wife. Shirley, Sq. Block. B'way7lh Ave., 51st -52nd Sts. celebrated their 13th wedding BOSTON Tel.: (212) LT 1 -3300 anniversary.... Recent visitors "CALIFORNIA A LOEW'S HOTEL were the Sapphires, plugging The Newport Folk Founda- their Swan waxing of "Who Do tion has awarded the first of a You Love ?" and the Tymes in series of grants to individuals, ATTENTION behalf of their Parkway record- organizations and publications Distributors D. J.'s ing of "Somewhere." noted for dedication to the ... Boston's edu- 0.1. Bob Nunes ¡Rio de Janeiro' re- world of folk arts. Jimmy Interval's newest rec- was ports reaction on "Baby Patsy" as cational station, WGBH, SUN" ord, "Daddy's Little tremendous. Girl." among the recipients. The funds backed with "One Sided Love," were raised from the proceeds of has just been released by Lou "BABY PATSY" the Newport Folk Festival held Queen et Sabv Tunes Guarino's local World Artists last July. . . . RCA Victor label. He appeared on the WIIC- Distributed Notionally by spreading the gospel about singer TV March of Dimes Show Jan- THE RIVIERAS Ethel Ennis at a soiree here. PAN AMERICAN RECORDS uary 31... The legit musical, 1344 South Halsted. Chicago 7, III. She disclosed that she's the wife #1401 "The Boys From Syracuse," at Riviera of the assistant attorney general, Distributors Wanted the Nixon gave the Capitol LP the highest office -holder of his CARMEN MUSIC of the old Rodgers and Hart CO. race in the State of Maryland. is breaking everywhere P.O. Box 9152. Chicago. 111. 60690 musical a spurt in sales. Blinstrub's Village has an- LEONARD MENDLOWTTZ nounced another star line -up THIS ONE IS A CHART BUSTER. with Teresa Brewer, Pat Boone. FAN MAIL GLOSSY HOLLYWOOD Jimmy Durante, Edie Adams and Alan Sherman slated in the Distributed nationally by The New Orleans Jazz Club next several weeks. of California and pianist Jack PHOTOS Wilson, both recent Billboard Roger Williams, here to pro- feature subjects, were signed by mote his Kapp albums. got sleet RECORD All - quentltles - color or black associate producer Carmen Phil- writer's cramp from signing au- U.S.A. and white. POST cards. mounted blow- lips for the "Panorama Pacific " tographs at Jordan Marsh de- ups. It will pas sou to see ourr free TV show over KNXT. Wilson partment store. . The New samples and complete pric < Ilsl befor COMPANY ordering anywhere. \Yrh< codas for new and his quartet played several Christy' Minstrels will play their low prices, samples. etc. tunes from his Atlantic LP on first visit to Boston at Symphony 1448 South Michigan Chicago 5. Illinois his showcase, with club presi- Hall for a Valentine's night date. Phone : 312 -939 -3698 MULSON STUDIO dent. Bill Bacio, presenting sec- . . . The occasion of the me- Bu. 1941 ettdy. pots Conn en nonpros on their outing. morial mass for the late Presi- Contact Jim Golden Program plans calling back other dent Kennedy saw the first

www.americanradiohistory.com 42 BILLBOARD FEBRUARY 15. 1964 Salem Prizes to Sell Them By NIt K BIRO CHICAGO- It all started Phono -Tape with an idea by Fred Salem. Columbia's regional promotion manager here. Salem's idea: A contest for dealers based not stat SLLL,wo PNONOS just on sales, but on total Ottes OPALS merchandising effort. Dealers were to be judged on originality of window display. indoor dis- play, advertising, point- of -pur- BEST SELLING chase merchandising -in short, PHONOGRAPHS, the total effort made to sell RADIOS & TAPE RECORDERS (what else?) Columbia Records. These are the notion's best The contest was held in the sellers by monvtne$curr based on results of o month long study using personal interviews with o representative notional Chicago. Milwaukee and cross -section Minn- of record selling outlets (only) that also sell phonographs, eapolis markets. radios and/or tope Dealers joined retarders. A different price group Is published in the space each in no week- Each enthusiastically that dis- category appears approximately weary 14 weeks. tributors in each of the markets The percentage figure shown for euh brand Is its shore of the total number were among the of weighted nation's leaders points derived from oll dealer responses. Point tobulotions ore all winter. When it was all over, based on the rank order of manufoturrs' toles of euh dealer. and weighted 15 dealers walked off with by sire of ourla,. Only manufacturers earning 3 per cent or mars of the total prizes ranging from golf clubs dealer points are listed below. and stereo portables to Tran- sistor radios. not to mention a PHONOS LISTING BETWEEN $81 and $100 handsome plaque carrying the inscription. "Columbia Record POSITION Merchandising Award, Fourth This 11 /e /63 e/10/63 Quarter, 1963, for Outstanding PRIZING PRIZE: Columbia's Chicago branch manager, Paul Inv. Issue Issue aaANo Of TOTAL POINTS Total Merchandising Effort." Smith, looks mildly embarrassed when Bernice Best of Lake 1 1 1 Magnavox In Chicago, the awarding of Forest, Ill., counters with a compliment after Paul awards her 23.8 2 4 6 General Electric the plaques and prizes was a first prize in the Midwest Dealer Merchandising Contest. Look- 16.2 major ceremonial event. Col- ing on ore (left to right) Don Van Gorp, regional manager; 3 6 4 Masterwork 10.4 4 umbia brass included Don Van Fred Salem, regional promotion manager, and Nick Biro, - 5 RCA Victor 9.4 (Continued on pare 44) Billboard Midwest editor. 5 S 2 Voice o4 Music (V-M) 9.0 6 6 8 Zenith 7.4 7 2 3 Decca 6.8 EQUIPMENT NEWSLETTER 8 8 7 Webcor 4.1 9 3 - Motorola 3.1 Others 9.8 this Since chart is based on the previous month's soles. it Is conceivable that Tape certain to Hurdle Price Barrier brands will appear of one hr.. and not of another because of many influencing factors. Thus it does not indicate that the above ranking applies for By any period other than the DAVID LACHENBRCCH extremely stable tape speed at 114 ips, said previous month. Those brands that appeared in previous issues for this and do nor Contributing Editor Camras. "Of course, the problem becomes even category happen to merit a listing above more ore shown bolo.. with their rank order In the issue indicated in parenthesis (Editorial Director. Television Digest) acute in lower cost machines. because of the high degree of precision needed." 11/9/63 Issue: Symphonic (8). THE NEXT BREAKTHROUGH to the tape Echoing will Camas' sentiments is Bernard Killin- 8/10/63 Issue: All brands represented on current chart. recording field be a break through the cost ger, sales manager of Michigan Magnetics. one harrier Developments in the of now works should the largest American manufacturers of tape re- result in reduction in initial costs cording and playback heads. "The mechanical of quality recorders, reduction in problem." he told us. "is probably larger than the DISK DEALS FOR DEALERS operating expenses, reduction in head problem. We probably will solve our problem maintenance costs. before the manufacturers of motors and tape A summary of promotional opponunities for dealers by manufacturers and Some of the major develop- drives solve theirs." d boors currently offering records or special terms. Shown where omaiL ments may be a able ore starting end expiration dotes for each deal os wen as the dote of year off -per- Michigan Magnetics also is working toward the haps far issue and pope number of the origine) news story and: or advertisement more. perhaps even less. 1141 ips recording head. and it is doing this AkiThey are all aimed providing details of each promotion Please consult these for full information at one goal: through a reduction in the size of the gap making recorders competitive Killingcr feels that the crossfield head "isn't inn, FOUWAYS- Expira February 15, 1964. Starts January 15, 1964. with disk !. ,s roc quality -playing equip- neat" in mass production, and his company pre,,: otter, one free every seven bought ment, .and. incidentally. making pre -recorded tapes at this time to improve frequency response throe, with IMPaIAL- Expira February 1964. Started 14. 1964. competitive LP records. refinements in conventional 15, January methods of build:: . - ,, terms and Paten` to oWhlied dealers corenng new releases and entre One area which is getting the heaviest attention tape heads. is tape speed. Some remarkable progress is being "We are shooting at the lowest possible spec.. made in this area. and the big goal here LIBIRTy-&pira February 15, 1964. Started January 14, 1964, is high he said- 'This would not only reduce costs of raw to ed ruees fidelity recording and teems and datma Beaters. 00.01.E re... and entire reproduction at 11s. ips- tape to the user, but it could result in catalogcatalo of Liberty. Preme series. Donor are. parole L. in moderately priced sharp tape recorders. As com- reduction in prices of pre -recorded tape by pared bring- MERCURY -Expires February 29, 1964. Started 2, 1964, with 71** ips currently used for high ing the cost January down of reproducing from master - .',i d,scovnt on all new releases and an fidelity recordings. this is a Iowan ...be Dn....* fourfold saving in tapes. The most expensive factor in -.r rteRer childreeis series Dated b.ftirsg 10 a .I:tied dealers tape. reproducing Stated another way, a seven -inch reel of the tape is the time involved." he added, "and slowing new triple -play tape could MONUMENT -Upires February 2, 1964. Started February 5, 1964. provide more than 12 down the playing speed would make it possible hours - a.scr stereo w.11 IYt sold at a sex- d- one.t,re de, of stereo music or 24 hours of four -track to speed up the reproducing process." mono subject matter! "The whole recording industry." said Killinger, SOUND STAGE 7- Expires February 29. 1964. Started February 5. 1964. Of course. .rat and tier., will be sold a u.- and -one tree deal. slow -speed high fidelity recording is faced with getting costs down to the point at already exists -at a relatively high the price -in where magnetic recording is comparable to disks LONDON Expires March 31. 1963. 3M- Revere tape cartridge system -- 1964. Started December 15. and in the in price. Today, unfortunately. a really good Annual catalog restocking propane On all catalog .tens. soec al discounts. Roberts Electronics "crossfield head" recorder. record is closer to the price class of color TV than .ieia,ed bating and extra ad allowances available. The crossfield head is regarded as a very' it is to good record -playing equipment.' promising AB-PARAMOUNT-Expires March 31. 1964. Started January 9. 1964. development, and is now being ex- Killinger pointed out one of the less dramatic A 12' per cent doount ar Zr, new and catalog ABC -Paramount and Impulse tended to other makes albums of recorders -again. high - ways in which recorder costs are being reduced. priced units, so far as we know. The principle is In recent years, he said, costs of recording heads available to any recorder SIMS-Expires February 29, 1964. Started January 1. 1964. manufacturer. and a have dropped by as much as 40 per cent. o n is ccxntry and gospel album eleases. ttvee tree albums for each 10 low- priced version will be available. purchased A 100 one cent exchange privilege on all An imminent development by Michigan Mag- product The crossfield head is a is development of LIT netics aimed at cutting the maintenance costs STARDAY- Expiration indefinite. Started January 1, 1964. Research Center of the Illinois Institute of Tech- of tape recorders. 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Fliesler Woos Vast Audience Radio Case Histories Examined Continued 'r.-n: page 12 Continued from page 14 the air. Off the air? Well releases, with hourly newscasts has an exclusive tie -in with the substantial amount of free records as an induce- He was great on -the utilizing the facilities of the Welcome Wagon, which aver- ment to put special effort into promoting them. p.d. began to look puzzled. Worried. The jock Mutual Network and its own ages 2.000 calls a month and His stores all make weekly sales reports to two seemed like a loner. In staff meetings he was The respected local staff headed by lets new families know that local radio stations. Frequently included in their often cynical, sarcastic, sneering, almost. feel- Clete Roberts. KHJ is the station with informa- lists of best selling singles will be those items on ing grew that he though only of himself. There regard for the station's welfare. introduce itself to new tion features about their new which freebies have been received, even though was little or no To well arrivals to Los Angeles. station home. in fact they may not have sold that -if The jock was much sought after by record Two distinct music shows at all. promoters. He was the star of the station. He stand out in the programming: One of the stations is well aware of the dis- sold records. He broke new hits. His approval crepancies and distortions present in reports from Mark Thatcher a Saturday afternoon "Hoote- was eagerly sought by record people. They con- nanny" presided over by Bruce the Smith stores. Every effort is made to ferret vinced him, without much trouble, that he was Hayes and a Sunday afternoon out the phony listings by careful cross checking far more important to the station than the pro- roll, but he exhibits subtle con- "Sinatra and Strings" with host with dependable sources of information. As a re- gram director or the general manager. is an accurate reflection trol just short of this point. He Paul Compton. During week- sult, the station's playlist In some ways, this potential genius was a rebel. of record popularity in the market. has evolved a unique, forceful, days, KHJ's other personalities He hated rules. He wanted to be the King - reports at yet subtly pleasant style. He is include deejay Red Mcllvainc, The other station accepted the face making his own rules. When the p.d. corrected value. Their playlist contained a certain at the moment a gratifying singer and Michael Jackson, who han- Result: him he was resentful. He thought he could be a As a further result, this sta- with a good presence and enun- dles a five -hour evening phone percentage of losers. better p.d. than the one he was taking orders behind in audience ratings, ciation. A medley of standards, conversation stanza. On week- tion is lagging far from. He threw his weight around. He was fired. the station, with its carefully checked "This Is My Beloved," "Love of ends, the line -up features Cal while other Of course, he found other jobs. but there were My Life" and others of that ilk Milner and Stan Richards. playlist, is consistently No. 1. always problems. had a remarkably appreciative To add an "enrichment of CASE HISTORY NO. 4. This is a composite The only ending we can provide for this com- on his audience. When effect diet, General Manager Fliesler of several bad examples. It concerns the disk posite case study of several d.j.s is one of frustra- mellows his boyishness maturity has turned to two dramatic jockey of obvious talents who never quite made tion and disappointment. Apparently genius is no to his glossy air he should fit shows and has his eyes on fu- the big time. He started out well. He "owned" guarantee of success in radio. It takes a true have no difficulty in returning to ture drama segs. On Sunday his town -a smaller town. Record men knew professional to concentrate all his ability in the such big rooms as Monticello evenings, the 5 to 6 hour offers about him and spread the word. A big town direction pointed by station policy, and to accept Blinstrub's at the top of the and "Sherlock Holmes" with Sir station invited him to send tapes. He got the job. direction as help rather than as interference. Meanwhile. he should have bill. Ralph Richardson and "The little trouble establishing a fol- Shadow" in its original form. lowing among old and young an adult "rebirth," people who with Army Archerd. ming is the sound of a power- "These are primers to jog the for his recording. left radio will return. The effect KHI is striving for house network flagship realisti- jaded imagination of listeners." To further add diversity, sta- with this diversity of program- cally aimed at a local market. CAMERON DEWAR also Fliesler remarked. "We're tion is negotiating for the entire looking at tomorrow's radio package of recently announced CUSTOM RECORD PRESSING drama and have been thinking NANA taped shows, including a workshop for Monoring- Precossing- Lobis about starting 52 Arch Obler plays. 30 "Fat P O L Y M A X local writers." Man" segs, two 15- minute soap PRESSINGS ADD A NEW SOUND DIMENSION POLrMAX F6CrRr (LtANArlc Fleisler says this is only operas, "Pepper Young's Family' You can actually feel thy, exerting new clarity and pre-nnce and dlr. my'.tery material ,'. 100 ^ :. Anti.Statrc SIDNEY 1. WAKEFIELD natural since radio's heritage is and "Big Sister" and two five - P. Boe Phoenix 5, Aril. caEATt', ay CORPORATION 0. 6077, in this kind of pro- minute features, "Dear Dorothy RESEARCH CRAFT Direct Diel 602- 152 -5444 so steeped 1011 NO. FULLER AVENUE LOS ANGELES 46. CALIF. gramming. He believes that with Dix" and celebrity interviews already the leader in itspríce range!

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Hugh Lampman has Anagram joined directors and disk lackeys will find this material a ready source from which to build R 4541 staff of KVIL (Dallas) as host weekly programming periods. All that's needed ere ms disks Irons the record IDn,y. of late night music and chat pro- station's I, gram. Lampman formerly hosted ROULETTE RECORDS American Airlines' "Music Till 01 1631 B'woy, N. Y., N. Y. Dawn" MIDDLE -ROAD SINGLES Steve Woodman program on KRLD (Dal- (right). las. Not too ter out in ed. drettian, the loVerwing singles, selected from the current Not ... David McNamee, for- the most IW, WNBC air personality discusses are popular middle -road records of the west. Rank order here is based on relative merly with standing In the 100. his skiing progress with Boris WLEE (Richmond, Not Va.). Singing Derme (center) area joins WIRY (Albany). Valentines director at as air personality. . Doug Davos Ski Area and Werner J. ills tsar r..e nix week's Ref Lao sow. s. 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www.americanradiohistory.com FEBRUARY 15, 1964 BILLBOARD 49 British Coin Show Sets New Attendance Record OPERATING By ANDRE de VEKEY over ourselves because we can- for the needs of the trade now. MUSIC MACHINE PROGRAMMING DOUBLE PLAY DISKS LONDON -More than 3,000 not get space to do justice to The lighting is deplorable, heat- RECENT STEREO RELEASES BULK VENDING coinmen from all parts of the our merchandise." ing bad and the general amen- world helped to make the re- Combined Show ities leave much to be desired. cent 20th annual Amusement During the past years the in- Some overseas visitors coming Trades Exhibition at the New dustry has grown, and the range for the first time have left with Royal Horticultural Hall the of machines and equipment a poor impression of our trade." best in the history of the event. vastly increased, necessitating Why London? United Patterns Topper Many exhibitors doubled their much more space for all major Another suggestion made to sales over their highest previous exhibitors. Some firms told Bill- Billboard was that if no suit- Skippy Shuffle year, and attendance broke all board that the idea of com- able site could be found in After records. bining the show with the Hotel London, perhaps one could be scoring which goes into the Despite the success of the and Catering and the Vending found in the Provinces. "Does thousands. Six can play and show, there is a strong feeling Exhibitions should he con- it have to be held in London ?" Topper features five different that the A.T.E. must have a sidered if, by doing so. a bigger one firm asked. games: Dual Flash. Flash, Ad- bigger hall. Gordon Marks of hall could be obtained. The organizers of the A.T.E. vance, Regulation and Regula- Phonographic Equipment, Ltd., The suggestion was offered handed out a questionnaire to tion Champ. The last two have London, expressed the preva- as one solution to the organ- visitors, asking for comments on three -reel scoring. lent attitude. "When you realize izers' problem -that of getting the timing and length of the Topper is also adjustable for that the A.T.E. is the biggest sufficient exhibitors to fill a show. It stated that they were easy or normal strikes. Multiple show of them all," he said. much larger hall. The big com- considering transferring the Ex- coin mechanism is optional. Per- "more important to us than panies, however, deprecate this hibition to a larger hall. The haps most distinctive are the Chicago. Frankfurt, Paris or difficulty. outcome of this will certainly game's walnut Formica side -rails Hamburg, we are in a hall One important exhibitor said: be a strong guide to future and fluorescent lighting, both a much too small for us, falling "This hall is totally inadequate arrangements. distinguishing feature of Skippy. Lowen Automaten, of Bingen, Germany, beaten by the space problem, managed to show at Ariz. Distributor NY Coin Trade Will the nearby St. Ermins Hotel. hut, for unstated reasons. were Expands Office not allowed by A.T.E. organ- PHOENIX. Ariz. Bill izers to announce their show at - Harry were Bryant, of Valiant Amusement Honor Siskind the exhibition hall. They Company. Arizona Wurlitzer smart enough to get a sand- NEW YORK -The executive man Irving Holzman, United wich man and station him out- distributor, has doubled the size committee of the Coin Machine East Coast Distributors. who of his office, storage and repair side the hall announcing their Division of the 1964 United Jew- was unanimously re- elected own venue. TOPPER space without increasing per- ish Appeal of Greater New York chairman for 1964; Harold sonnel. A veteran operator and Other firms. like Juke Box unanimously elected Brook- Kaufman, Musical Distributor; iCnnftnued on pace 57) CHICAGO- Topper. United's distributor, Bryant services the Siskind Carl Pavesi, president the Arizona and lyn operator Harry of new shuffle alley. is patterned entire State of guest of honor for the Divi- Westchester Operators Guild: all the he get. after the firm's highly successful needs space can sion's victory dinner to be held Ben Chicofsky, Music Oper- new design Skippy. but with a number of A feature of the late in the spring. ators of New York; Aaron is a row of vertical green drapes MOA to Move refinements and improvements. During the nominating and Sternfield and Ed Barnes, Bill- The backglass has been four feet apart all the way board; Marty Toohey, Cash across the 50 -foot frontage. At voting. Chairman Emeritus Al changed, as has the hood. Both Denver, president of the Music Box; George Nemzoff, United are trimmed in colorful. lighted night a lighted phonograph Jewish Appeal; Ted Blatt, shines in each of the spaces to Operators of New York, pre- Headquarters motif. The cabinet of Topper pres- Max Weiss, MONY counsel, and completely re- make an eye -catching display on sided. and the distributors has also been ent abstained from voting. Gil Sonin, operators. CHICAGO -Music Operators decorated. the otherwise dark suburban of America will soon take the Topper has large four -reel highway. Those present were Chair- The committee set Saturday May 23, as a tentative date for first step in its program to im- the victory dinner and agreed prove its internal administrative to settle on a date and choice operation by moving to new and of guest speakers at the next larger quarters in the large 228 Leads Effort meeting. scheduled for Wednes- North LaSalle Street building Der Wege here. Van day (12) at the offices of United Jewish Appeal, 220 Fred Granger. MOA manag- West 58 St., New York. ing director. said the move will Euromat Project take place by the end of the Revive III To IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII month. Granger noted that MOA would install copying and mime- in Brussels, at which Brit- Britain. but would seek the By OMER ANDERSON gress ographing equipment as well. ain was represented along with widest possible international NIXON MAY BE BRUSSELS -Efforts are be- grouping. "The program was approved ing made by European coin ma- Continental countries. by the directors at the recent chine trade leaders to revive the In retrospect, British partici- The Austrian trade leader GUEST SPEAKER Chicago meeting," said. welcoming rep- Granger Euromat project for the creation pation is regarded by Van der even proposes "A lot of the benefits will not Iron Curtain NEW YORK Holz - of a single European -wide coin Wege and other revive -Euromat resentatives of the -Irving be immediately apparent, but in mann, chairman of the machine organization. proponents as an act of far- trade, on the premise that the Coin the long run, they'll pay off." Machine Division sighted statesmanship. Britain more interested they become in of the United Granger noted that in the Leader of the "revive -Euro- international trade affairs, the Jewish Appeal, said at the meet- Van also is counted on to play a past. MOA had been farming mat" movement is Alex more likely they will buy West- ing of his committee on Wednes- spark plug of the Bel- prime role in a Euromat revival. out a lot of work. "We hope der Wege, ern equipment. day (5) that he expects to gian coin trade. Van der \Vage Marchant, contradicting General to do most of this ourselves, and Charles de Gaulle, believes Brit- Marchant (a manufacturer), announce soon that Richard the savings should be believes that "the hour has Nixon will be consider- ain should be a member of the Van der Wege (a distributor) the featured able," he said. struck" for coinmen to unite guest speaker at the Division's European Common Market and Odenthal (representing op- He added that MOA would even as the nations of Europe - victory set and certainly of Euromat. erators) regard themselves as dinner, tentatively be able to improve its various are doing. for Saturday, May 23. There is increasing criticism German operators strongly evidence that all facets of the services to members under the that while major European in- support the concept of Con- (Continued on pace 55) Illlllllllllllllllllilllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llflllllllllllttlllllllllll new set -up. dustries and trade segments are tinental operator unity. Dr. organizing on a European Com- Hans Odenthal, business man- mon Market -wide basis, the coin ager of the Central Federation machine trade "has turned its of the Organizations of the Chicago Ops Re -Elect Earl Kies backs on progress." Euromat German Coin Machine Operat- proponents warn that the coin ing Trade IZOA) calls for a CHICAGO -Earl Kies, five - director, spoke, as did Gene Cor- Corrigan told of operators he machine trade risks being left "one -trade" concept Conti- year president of Recorded Mu- rigan, a representative of the would attempt to obtain a fair behind in the economic trans- nental coin machine operation. sic Service Association and last Illinois department of revenue. ruling for them from the State. formation taking place in Eu- International Approach year board chairman of the Chi- Discussion centered mainly on Granger reiterated much of rope through creation of the an international cago juke box operator group, He proposes the new S10 coin machine tax what he said a week ago in trading community. approach to resolving trade was re- elected to the presidency which was passed here last fall. Trade Support for another year last week. Springfield before the Illinois problems. He would convene The State seeks to apply the tax Coin Machine Operators Associ- Wege, Kies was nominated and Van der the long -time regular meetings of representa- to the individual operators, It was elected by a unanimous vote ation. his first appear- president of the Belgian trade tives of European operator or- while the operators contend it ance before the Chicago group. group, U.B.A., has support for ganizations. despite a personal plea that it is a location levy. his Euromat concept from lead- In Austria, Van der Wege and was "time to retire." He cited public relations, vice- Operators seek to have the ing trade figures in \Vest Ger- Marchant are strongly supported Elected presidents were licensing uniform with the membership drives and a con- Sam Greenberg, fed- many, France, and Austria. by the Verband des Oesterreich- Dan Gaines and eral tax, so the location owner tinued opposition o copyright Moses Profitt. Louis Arpaia was as chief goals. He Euromat, in fact. is the idea ischen Automaten - Gewerbes would post a coin machine li- legislation his of Jacques Marchant. proprie- (VOA). whose secretary, Dr. elected secretary -treasurer. Di- cense on his wall. called for full support from the tor of France's leading phono- Rudolf Rampf, is seeking to rectors are Frank LeMaskin. Chicago group. Charles Victor Operators also feel that if the graph production firm. Ets. foster international trade con- Sacco, Lucas and tax is applied to the The RMSA meeting last week Vince Angeleri. operators, Marchant of Paris. Marchant's tacts. Dr. Rampf would not the location would refuse to was at the Water Tower Inn, a conception of "one big Euro- restrict a Euromat organization Granger Speaks share it. Location taxes are tra- departure from the traditional pean coin trade' progressed to to merely member states of the Fred Granger. Music Opera- ditionally shared by operator Bismarck Hotel site. Some 80 the stage of convening a con- European Common Market and tors of America's new managing and location owner. operators were in attendance.

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AT Billboard's stand Andre de Vekey, second European, U. S. Coinmen from left, hosts, left to right, Oscar Adams, El., Germany; Hans - Jurgen Gather at British Show Glawe, Hamburg opera- tor, and Lars K. Skriver, Shrive, Bros., Hamburg.

A SWEDISH contingent gets the news from OPENING DAY drew o Billboard Left to right packed hall The photo clearly shows the are David Brolin and Freius Danneman cramped conditions that of Abadan Handels and prompted many com- Rudolf Gyllenpalm plaints From exhibitor. of AB Big Bronco, Stock- holm.

AT THE Loewe. Automat - JOHN SHELLEY, right, en booth ore. left to general manager of Au- right, Herbert Nach; An- tomatic Canteen, and W. dre de Vekey, Billboard; Smith of Music Hire Ltd..

Gunther R e d I i c h and Leeds, inspect the new Chief Engineer Rupert AMI Electronic, o Euro- Mosinger. peon -made model.

AMONG SCORES of visi- tors horn overseas were. ROGER PROUDLOCK, left to right, J- Bromley. right, is about to show Sega, Panama; G. Ouei- a film on Filmbox Equip- rolo, of Ouemotic, Flor- ment Company Ltd. ma- ence, Italy; and R. Stew- chine to dancer Fay art, also of Sega, Tokyo. Craig and European The lady is an interpre- band leader Acker Bilk. ter.

MAURICE SYKES, left, of CAMERA CATCHES trio Jennings fruit machines, in discussion at Cinebox presents an award at a exhibit. Left to right are Carlton Tower reception H. Hohenstein, technical to W. C. Coughtrey, director; Director Trevor Coughtrey 's Auto Sup- Watts of Butlin, and Ar- plies, Nottingham, in thur Gelardi, chairman recognition of Cough - of Filmbox Equipment trey's leading sales rec- Company. ord.

NOVA MICHAEL SHEFRAS, -APARATE PRESI- DENT Alfred W. Adickes, right, of M. Shefras 8 left, is pictured with Sons, appears pleased Gordon Walker, center, at taking an order from and Ruffle, and Walker representative Bywater representative G e r r y of Midland Automatics Bowyer.

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Illinois Operator Meet Candid Shots Recent LOU CASOLA (second STEREO from left) and Clint RELEASES Pierce (second from /or Music Operators right) discuss strategy on the copyright bill currently in the House SEEBURG LITTLE LP's Rules Committee, with Pop Vocal a handful of Illinois operators following o JOHNNY MATHIS- meeting of the State Johnny's Greatest Hits Columbia group in Springfield last week. Pop Instrumental THE VILLAGE STOMPERS -Washington Square..Epic LES AND LARRY ELGART- Big Band Hootenanny Columbia Jazz /Rhythm & Blues LEADERS OF the new- VARIOUS ARTISTS -Americans in Europe, ly formed Illinois Coin Vol. 1 Impulse Machine Operators' Asociation huddle af- International ter the group's suc- VARIOUS ARTISTS -Mal Richtig Tanzen, cessful meeting last No. 3 week in Springfield. Telefunken Left to right: Bud Hershman, Don Mc- SEEBURG Donald, Ed Ginsberg, ARTIST OF THE WEEK Ed Gilbert, Les Mon - Irish Vocal tooth and Bill Poss. DENNIS DAY -Shillelaghs and Shamrocks...Reprise

All tiles lined Are Custom 33v. ftereo 'motes for Ike Ocker mktged luke box O(lflrtoe. HUNGRY OPERATORS ooarooers or record cunn.nies m.e get *wkly Innig= of their attack the table at ...set to product by sending Juke Box Reviews, Billboard. 165 W. 46th Street. New York, N. Y. a buffet sponsored by Eddie Ginsberg of 10016. Atlas Music, Chicago, following the third meeting of the newly formed Illinois Coin Machine Operators' Association in Spring- Granger Asks Continued field last week. MOA Organizing Drive CHCAGO -Music Operators of America's ncssly named manag- ing director Fred Granger listed a "continued membership drive" as one of the first things on his agenda. Granger said a lot of excellent work has been done in this direction but that the effort must be continued. MOA membership, which now stands at 829. is broken down as follows:

Alabama 9 Nebraska . 20 Alaska 1 Nevada 1 Arizona 7 New Hampshire Arkansas 3 New Jersey 22 California 83 New Mexico 12 Colorado 2 New York 100 Connecticut 17 North Carolina 16 EDDIE GINSBERG wel- Delaware none North Dakota 1 comes Fred Sipiora, Dist. of Columbia 3 Ohio 41 Singer One -Stop, and Florida 13 Oklahoma none a table of Illinois op- Georgia 16 Oregon 4 erators to dinner fol- Hawaii t Pennsylvania 62 lowing the meeting of Idaho 1 Rhode Island 4 the newly formed Illi- Illinois 75 South Carolina 37 nois operator group Indiana 19 South Dakota 7 Iowa 15 in Springfield last Tennessee 7 Kansas II Texas 17 week. Both Sipiora Kentucky 7 Utah 3 and Ginsberg have Louisiana 4 Vermont t been steady support- Maine 1 Virginia 25 ers of the Illinois as- Maryland I2 Washington 8 sociation since its in- Massachusetts 15 West Virginia 37 ception last fall. Michigan 18 Wisconsin 19 Minnesota 7 Wyoming Mississippi 8 Panama Missouri 26 Canada Montana 8

IT WASN'T PLANNED, EUROPEAN NEWS BRIEFS but the ladies ended up having a confab Electronic Bows European -designed _and manu- of their own follow- factured Lyric phonograph. ing the Illinois Coin FRANKFURT -AMI's West Machine Operators' German subsidiary, Tonomat. Pinball Licenses has developed a new Association meeting phono- graph for the European trade, MILAN - The Italian trade in Springfield last the 160 selection "Electronic." organization, SAPAR, has re- week. Here 10 of the The box has a novel elec- jected proposals that the govern- gals sit over dinner. tronic system of selection and ment lift the ban on so- called Included are Mrs. Don sells to compete with European "electromechanical" games (pin - halls) in return agree- Knott, Mrs. O r m a compact equipment. A console for the ment for Johnson, Mrs. Clint model, the new phonograph has of operators the licens- ing of such equipment. Pierce, Mrs. Fred been field- tested in West Ger- Thc authorities is- Granger, Mrs. Bent- many for the last year with com- propose plete success. suing a license for each pinball, ley, Mrs. Bill Pass, It is now being to the theory being that offending Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Rof- delivered AMI distributors throughout equipment could be controlled fenberger, Mrs. Carr Europe and in the United King- by withdrawal of its license. and Mrs. Ed Gilbert. dom. It will not replace but will Authorities continue to reject complement AMI's Tropicana the guilt -by- association argu- box. In effect, it represents ments of the operators. The au- AMt's answer to Wurlitzer's (Continued on pace 58)

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IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Tournaments Boost Take IT'S NEW! WALL BOX TEST ENDS; A 2- Playor Add -A -Boll Pool Table Operator by GOTTLIEB .. . i For CHANGE BIG PROBLEM DENVER -Keane Smith. operator of Mood Music Systems BIG * TOP here, has the experimental wall boxes he recently installed withdrawn Provides Circus thrills and tun Motel. He still thinks in a 14 -room wing of the New Denver Centre to keep em laughing and play- the idea is good, but it needs a method of keeping the occupants ing: t supplied with change. BIG TOP means BIG TAKES Although the motel tried giving each guest the first 50 cents Order your, NOW: worth of music, few customers would take the trouble to go to the more change when they ran out, and most didn't motel office for Completely Reconditioned bring enough with them in the first place. 1 Installation of dollar -bill changers at various points might have GOTi11ES provided a solution but would have entailed too great a financial risk. I- PLAYERS OUEEN OF DIAMONDS S1SO HIGH DIVER 165 LIGHTNING BRII 165 UNIVERSE 165 WORLD BEAUTIES 175 Alberta Operators' Assn. BIG CASINO 265 EORGGHEAD 275 _ RAL 275 TROPIC ISLE 295 Elects W. E. Morrow OLYMPIC 295 1 RACK -A -AIL 225

RS 345 CALGARY, Alta. - W. E. search is the trend to tavern WI 2- PLAYERS Morrow of Calgary was elected juke boxes. CLOSE -FITTING PLASTIC cover lets location owner use coin pool SEVEo SEAS 5213 Alberta Music "We thought it might work k tables as additional bar space. president of the CAPT. KIDD 215 Operators' Association at a meet- out using them as background MERRY-GO-ROUND 273 Morrow said, 'hut it LANCER 350 MILWAUKEE -Leo Dinon, dozen teams is the usual top fig- ing here. He succeeds Stuart music," ATONA 365 ure. Confine the tournament as McIntosh. Lome Bethel is sec- turns out the patron will pay FASHION SHOW 345 H. & G. Amusement Company as PREVIEW 375 nearly as possible to a single retary, and Frank Manzaro. to have popular music just SUNSET acs operator, is boosting pool table neighborhood. treasurer. in a restaurant." SWING ALONG 395 action in his locations by or- About 125 of the province's H. & G. Amusement re- AMOA is a four- year -old N.TIO N. ganizing tournaments. The idea cently concluded a 12- location group made up of the prov- juke boxes arc in Calgary. COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE that substantially ince's 40 -music machine oper- John Starchuk, Alberta Ho- p` has caught on and is increasing tournament la. III. ` was said 1411.17 Diverse , Chicago the take not only of the tables improved receipts from all ma- ators. It formed. telmen's Association director. eYCkingMm 1.8211 the the was "as- but of juke boxes and other chines in each place. Morrow, to give public told meeting he Cable NATCOINCO- Chle,, // /AR Dinon has an answer for the better juke box programs and tounded" at the success of juke games. a dis- boxes in beverages rooms Dinon lists a number of points location owner who complains service, and to provide hotel Say You Saw It in Billboard operators. past 10 to remember in making a tour- that pool tables take up space cussion medium for in the months. of AMOA re- nament successful: Appoint a needed for dancing or entertain- One product responsible tournament secre- ment. He provides a neatly fit- tary. Post accurate statistics and ting composition cover that not ALUMINUM DE- GREASED DISCS standings in each participating only protects the table surface FOR STANDARD AND HARVARD additional bar space location. Limit the number of but provides COINMEN METAL TYPERS customers may sit com- locations in each tourney to a where ro . , tn m with food and drinks. manageable total - about a fortably IN THE NEWS (all P ART d DAep ail y ou. Tel p d s

Denver Doings STANDARD ARVARD 1318 N. WESTERN AVE. H ILL EV 4.3120 Stages Promotion, CHICAGO 22. Struve Leonard Grooms, juke box METAL TYPER. inc. and games operator with head- 50 New Seeburgs quarters at Akron, Colo.. stopped to visit Denver distributors and Service Music Company, ARCADE EQUIPMENT DENVER -Pres Struve, pres- Porter. route back from a who got operators en wnr for compier Pflr 6011.11,, for all tymt M M,,,lt. Arced Eaolpm.nt- ident of Struve Distributing Albuquerque. N. M.. vacation in Reno and auns- KId01 altl.s- Fllppr Gmt- SnuHl -6o elan pnd Vn0IS --nr pnd week -long /Ir ,nOPPd. sold 50 new the news while sick in bed. 11.160, cornPl Company, recently Las Vegas. Fun Phone ..3 133 Rockol. Sale t 65 a choice of Auto Photo to 25 op- Second prize was C 150 Pro _ 273 Seeburg phonographs Pete Rock -Ola Model 7, e ü0 eIly 0hamp Basket.. Gediz, Denver 135 Pro Mocker 275 a trip for two to Hawaii or Photo eek1 e11II ChmP. erators within 60 days by stag- distributor, has a new hobby Auto Cran1 Ourter0.ek 125 - 411 ...1.100 Rico Third Model Racer 275 ing an original give -away pro- Puerto or $1.200. correspondence with relatives in Chester Pollro a11 Road Panorami . 330 Pollard 11. model 5 prize was a 4-day trip to Mexico Mills Chste Radiogram. gram without the aid of factory Germany and Holland. whom Cap. Panorami 323 Peoro.N Spate A 115 funds. City for two or S750 in cash. Cite. Pnorrrls .... SSO Evens eaPASCOr. Sidewalk En.iner tl0 he uncovered while on a recent Es. 61I411 Set shot a 0all 195 The next seven prizes involved K iddie Color By limiting the entries to 25 four -week European tour. Ger- ns trou eodnrrv Silver alert only to 3-day trips to Las Vegas or cno,,, Eran, Mol In On Truces 75 operators, who needed itz traced down off -shoots from Prall. 7,00118.E 230 Goal Ten Ins 175 and the remaining en- 223 Mi All Sur l7s buy two new Seeburgs to qual- S225. all in both Ec ear Poker .. -Fly ti.bn the family tree Am- L ocal -A.in 700 Nrva rro MM wpe Londe Gun In were awarded S200. r Gun . 230 ify, Struve was able to put on trants and Prier, 6.117, eowln 700 Spook sterdam. Holland tlTToryn Gun . /7S Sub -zero temperatures cut at- Nole-In On 330 Horoscope C. C. It, a give -away drive in which a7,: ps 63 l aun . 13f near Belgium on the West Pro 6011 515 'neo Floor RbDlr 110 6111 Gun ... 575 was a winner. tendance at the prize drawing, Orvn a Chair 175 Jack every entrant 61,r . to German border. Among souve- !el Pilo/ 113 Crowd.. aun ..., SL First prize, a 1964 Cadillac causing several big winners Llcnw r. u y 1t00 nirs which the Denver distrib- m n a u n ...... be absent, but 10 of Colorado ete.u.. o ramun or 55,000 in cash, went to Jack utor brought hack was a new Vh1i0n 13150 Gn . and New Mexico's top operators f Mocnln 130 Mid. Shooting IIry 2"173 Volkswagen 1500 sedan. 173 Mid. 6,pok 1711 were on hand when Denver sales 212'7:. 173 Four ea11ter 123 Wilbur Beyer, phonograph Mld. tad eII IiS Mld. SIUE9er 173 Al Morrison distributed 75 Chamo. 130 manager operator from Fort Collins, Col- .III Scales MIIY Mor, prize- drawing tickets. wtllna Scale 110 Don1a Duck 173 orado. brought U. Beyer along ENJOY POPULAR PRICES for shopping trip in late European Firms January. Beyer, whose terri- CVC LAN D IN it our newly remodeled tory embraces the high moun- L \ 1500 -room, Want U. S. Units tain resort arcas of Colorado, M. S. 6ISSER i 6' WASHINGTON -Two Euro- reported volume down about Soles Manager 15 per cent for 1963 from 1029 PROSPECT Oil Cltutt'NO 15 Oh10 - 211 T world pean firms are interested in P11sne5 loafs 1 1962. BOB LATIMER 6115 acclaimed buying U. S. -made coin ma- !' chines, according to information SHERMAN received from embassies abroad by the U. S. Department of HOUSE Commerce. American's Pan -Nordic Automation AB. P.O. Box 18, Saro, Sweden, is Yes, everything has been newly "IMPERIAL" and yours. interested in automatic music decorated lust for you Heinrich And our popular prices extend systems; and Hecker. even to our fabulous gourmet 4 Kapellenstrasse, 479 Pader- Pays... restaurants ... born, Germany, is interested in coin -operated amusement ma- The exciting IMPERIAL attract, chines of all kinds. more players and more coin, COLLEOR INN- PORTRHOUR because it is designed to work Porl.rhou. Loung/Orlll The latter company would to hear from U. S. manu- for you, the operator. W.11- Of -Th. -136, Celtic Colo like facturers only, with price quo- Handsome and sturdily con - tations F.O.B. U. S. ports. structed,it, many new features Everything exciting Is within walk- include Horse- Collar Play ing distance. Free radio and TV. Erwin Moss Dies Control, Pin Gate Control (even Drive.in garage parking. when electricity is off), beautiful, DETROIT Erwin B. Moss, - scoreboard. brilliant No chrOn for children under 12. and cantilevered founder president of Moss lighting. Music Company, died here re- S13EI.M 13. cently. He operated a juke box Fora game that will consistently and record business. Moss leaves earn high profit, for you, year HOUSE his wife, a son, a daughter. after year, you owe it to yourself two brothers, three sisters and W see the IMPERIAL at your i merIcan sap five grandchildren. Services dl.trlbutor'e or write for free SHUFFLEBOARD CO. color brochure. Clark L Randolph /Chicago /FR 2-2100 were held at the Ira Kaufman 210 Paterson Plonk Rood Chapel. ,II Union City, NJ. 201 UN 56633

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MANDELL GUARANTEED Price Releases USED MACHINES Kennedy Ring N.Y.BulkOperators Tiny Garden ROSLYN. L. l., N. Y. -The Paul A. Price Company this Mull Slug Problem week released a John Fitzgerald Kennedy flicker ring. NEW YORK -Discussion at lion against theft in machines. The unit has a picture of the MERCHANDISE 8 SUPPLIES the monthly meeting of the New He fielded the queries forth- late President and an American York Bulk Vendors Platchlo Nuts, Jumbo OuM, Association rightly. but adroitly enough to flag. Dates of President Ken- Monday (3) largely concerned close Piant.cnro Nuts, Jumbo OwMr the meeting on an amicable werte. nedy's birth and death are im- the use of bingo chips as slugs note. ltchio Nulf. Len Tvll! printed below the flag. The ring PPlaatchlo in bulk machines despite the Ed Leaf, Leaf Gum Com- itself is vacuum -plated. existence of an official ruling pany, Chicago. also attended the Cm ye. sal. This marks the second JFK making production of such chips 1, meeting. which was chaired by Jumbo charm released by Price. The illegal. association President Roger Folz. first was a rocking chair. Operator Art Bianco estimated Folz Vending. Oceanside, Long that he loses 5500 a year on Island. F. E. Amborn Dies slugs in his machines, and the Art Bianco, Bronx operator, meeting resolved to press harder displayed his burglar -proof for UNION. N. J.- Frederick E. enforcement of the law. washer which may be used as Ran.elo 14 a Visitor Herb Goldstein. of extra Gum, 7] D SS advance information; Spanish Peanuts 30 .71 GUM cent pretzel machines at 50 Vlninla Splits Peanuts 55 SUPER 60 Rainbow b locations. Pnuts 146dd0 70 52 GET YOUR SHARE WITH including taverns and VICTOR Corp. Dolton eked ]0 51 NO BREAKING Vending Llcorlce LeT,MH b 5] service stations. CMaetlon MIa >e ,Ra 5701.13 W. Grand, Chicago 39,111. J2 NO CRUSHING Jumbo Pi i=1*Is (reel 10 He introduced the 10- centers Medium .a1 NO PNtechloa IrW) >p .71 MISSING at locations where he was al- Small Pistachios int. 10 ,67 L1ln imfM style candy).. ready strong with 1 -cent Teeny Jelly . ma- Deans TAB Ma . J1 cdial chines and found that in addi- MeyDes . AT M t M's . f7 tion to selling well themselves. candy Coated cnoc. A7 Yu.'I hit !re SPECIAL! Chicle Dew cub ]0. chicks,.0 A7 00,,,, the pretzels 1 Chicle a,w Cub ,tin this It¡ led to more -cent C h+

www.americanradiohistory.com FEBRUARY 15, 1964 BILLBOARD 55 Rake Sets Move 9cp 5'ale Burglar Suspects Let Off OPERATORS REPORT FABULOUS To New Offices EARNINGS FOR VICTOR BABY GRAND PHILADELPHIA - Rake In St. Paul Vending Case DELUXE CAPSULE MACHINES Coin Machine Exchange plans 50 -10c -$7.00 each to move to newer quarters in the ST. PAUL -Three suspected police discovered the coin bags, VENDORAMA® vending burglars. pay- which held S1,300 in nickels, 50- 5c -$7.00 each early spring. The change will machine enable the company to enlarge ing a brief visit to St. Paul, were dimes and quarters, and the V's BALI GUM A (HARM V2 25c & 50c VICTOR its parts department, says Na- arrested for annoying two young quantity of keys. each 50 -1c -$6.00 than Rake, and also to maintain girls and then detained when A check with Louisville police Capsule Vendor down, balance C. O. D. their a number of was said to have revealed that 25% a complete inventory of parts. car revealed HOD_5 .200 V2 CAPSULES well -filled coin bags and several one of the men, McGavic, is J. RALEIGH machines and supplies for quick ROBERT a 3616 Carl 25th Street service to operators. hundred vending machine keys. now out on a S5,000 bond on Indianapolis 18. Indiana Rake, a distributor of Acorn Without sufficient evidence to federal charge involving coin - Phone. Liberty 5 -8061 bulk vending machines, recently prosecute, police reluctantly re- operated machines. St. Paul po- went over 1964 sales plans with leased the men after brief de- lice quoted the man as claiming Herb Goldstein of Oak Manu- tention but confiscated the vend- to be the first person in the facturing Company. who was on ing machine keys. country tried under the new tour from his Los Angeles head- The trio was identified as in- anti -slug law. quarters. cluding William O. Sutherland, After conferring with the lo- 33; Kent L. Cox, 31, and cal county attorney, Detective Lewellyn McGavic, 27, all of Robert LaBath of the St. Paul Holzman at Party Louisville, Ky. police theft division reported NEW YORK -Joseph Carl - They told police they arrived there were no apparent grounds ino. majority leader of the Ness in St. Paul on Sunday (12). That for holding the men and re- York State Assembly. and Wil- night they were apprehended on luctantly ordered their release. liam Kahn, district attorney of a complaint from two girls who He returned the money to Direct Low Factory Prices Nassau County, were fellow reported a car with Kentucky them but kept the keys, advising Mubblr Ms11 Gum, 140, 170 L guests with Irving Holzman, license plates was following the trio they would have to sue 210 ct. L Giant Sise. .._301/2 Ib. for their Chicle Sall G. 130 0_ 381/2 tb. United East Coast Distributors, them. the police department Clet- .-Vela Mall Ova 431/2 lb at a dinner party at the Capri Routine Questioning return. "I do not think we will Clot -Vold Chicks, 320 ct..43 a Ib he Chicle Chicks, 320 L 520 0..39 lb. in Long Beach. N. Y. Satur- Stopping the car for routine hear from them again," Nobble Chkks, 320 á day (8). questioning of the men. St. Paul added, saying the keys will likely 520 cl. 3I'21ó. be Tab (short stick), 100 cl 40c bes destroyed. 5 -slick Gum. ISO N

www.americanradiohistory.com 56 BILLBOARD FEBRUARY 15. 1964 BARGAINS New Bedford Leads Mass. Milwaukee Distributor FOR THE WEEK In $250 Gaming Stamps Bows New Wurlitzer BOWLERS By CAMERON DEWAR terminal and two arcades were Un. Ju.nM er Reuel, W. 11)a.0. BOSTON- According to fig- allowed to operate for amuse- Un. Bonve. 16' 1111.0. ment purposes only. Un. leyrlma, W 10..0. ures released last week by the Un. Dolly 16 1711.0. Internal Revenue Service, New IRS Viewpoint Un. Advente, tip 70..0. Bedford is the in -linc capital of Said an IRS official: Some Bally ABC Teumalswnt 711.0. the Bay State, with the Whal- operators prefer to register their Thom Revelers r as le .. , all ing City accounting for 81 of machines and take their chances eane Intat+. the 171 $250 federal gaming that local law enforcement offi- Aiere rlcof rMonbly In un tax stamps issued in the Com- cials won't catch them doing tlty. rHN do not IntluM dr monwealth. anything illegal. Others feel that Ilvory e tnfln0. Ctlne,Cretin., 11 detlred, f te 130.00 uttn. Somerville follows with nine if local officials look into our stamps; Revere is third with records and find their names Wits sr (d 135 Collect. eight. The Internal Revenue they will have a line on them." Periodic MAki 1.3511 Service is not concerned raids set up by whether or not the game undercover agents annually net Write for Our actu- Prlt 1.10 on F.,11 a fair amount machines being Lina of Coln Operated Mthlna. ally is used for gambling. As of long as it contains certain arbi- operated illegally and are sup- trary features, it must carry the posedly used to scare operators $250 stamp. into complying with the stamp rule. Not a single permit was taken HARRY JACOBS out in Boston or Fall River, IRS An official of the Massachu- JR. (right), United, Inc., president, shows the O116TR11111YTORG,1ee. statistics show. Boston banned setts Department of Standards. new Wurlitzer 2800 to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mann, Ambrose Auto- which these devices in 1959 and some passes on the category of matic Amusements, Kenosha, Wis. 2315 Olive St., SI. louis 3, Mo. each 800 machines went out of busi- machine, estimates that Phone: MAIe 1 -3511; Cable: Cendhl there are 7,000 ness, but three locations. a bus about such ma- chines in the Commonwealth. Rapid Turnover He noted that there is a fairly rapid turnover in machines. The baseball and hockey and other legal amusement machines stay in vogue from year to year, but the general run of the game requiring the 5250 tax chica o colA stamp is changed frequently. IMP Once the player feels he has mastered the game he wants a new challenge;" he explained. New Whether or not the machines pay off to the customers, New Bedford operators boosted the LI government's take by $20,250 this year. PUCK BOWLER so far. Correction TWO VETERAN MUSIC OPERATORS, Tom Strong, Iron Mountain, *CV* Mich. (center), and Vince Waters, Milwaukee, get the -1 SPARE -LITE Feature! First Wurfitzer 1`' -' FORT SMITH, Ark. -Felton 2800 story from another veteran, Harry Jo-cobs Sr. (left). Time Ever on a Puck Bowl. W. Landrum, who operates the t4 6.4 er! Directional Arrow on B&L Amusement Company Playtield "LIGHTS -UP "- here, reports that he has not bought a route from Mrs. Dan Showing Player Where to Levin as reported in the Febru- Aim to Pick -up Every Spare! ary R issue of Billboard.

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AT YOUR ^ CHICAGO COIN DISTRIBUTOR! UNITED, INC.'S SERVICE MANAGER, Mark Case, left, poirtrs o the fine features the 1,311w O..nH. e.e0 In .l n.nu.nl of Wurlitzer 2800 to a couple of Okauchee, ..I Ih. Wis., operators, Clarence Schermeister, and Glenn Cooper, Okauchee Music Center. Mr. Coin Man Arcade Operation Pays Off You're in business to make money. For Summer Tourist Route Billboard is in business to help you. DENVER - Installation of rant regular service from Den- Weekly dollars and sense information in every area complete arcades has been the ver even though it involves of your fast . . . -paced industry profit ideas - means of capitalizing on the hundreds of miles of driving. current trends and forecasts -legislation affecting summer tourist influx at moun- Williams has obtained many of your operation -new machines -new products -new tain resorts for the Capitol Sales these locations by his policy of services-new money -making ideas. Company here, headed by Jack rotating arcade equipment to Williams. produce a complete change of Subscribe Today The tourist centers are widely games and other machines from separated, requiring year year. BILLBOARD, 2160 Patterson Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45214 long trips to Concessionaires that wipe out any profit. The know that a large part of their Please enter my subscription to BILLBOARD for owners of resort locations have volume comes from the attrac- 1 YEAR 015 3 YEARS 535 New 1] Renew therefore largely bought their tions of the arcade. and the Poyment antlosed 2 EXTRA issues for cosh Bill me later own phonographs, amusement yearly variety of Williams' of- Above sub,cr.pnon rates ore for Continental U. S. and and cigaret machines, leaving fering make a strong selling Conado only. little for Denver operators. point. Overseas rates on request. Williams' solution is to set up 790 Get tomorrow's a large number of machines at Company focal points in locations sublet Bremner in Hospital news today. from concessionaires operating Nome such enterprises as lawn games. CHICAGO - Jerry Bremner. pony rides or boat rentals. The formerly of Central Ohio Coin Get it fast. Address leases run only from the official Machine Exchange, is recuperat- opening to the official closing of ing at Garfield Park Hospital Get it often. Get City zon state Billboard. _ the tourist season. here following recent surgery. Type of Business Tole The large number of machines He would enjoy seeing some of produce enough volume to war- his old friends.

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tnllnnulll1ln,,,,,, EVERYTHING IN British Coin Show NEWSPAPER STORY CITES COIN MACHINES Arcades Our Specialty Write for your needs. BANKER -COIN EXECUTIVE MIKE MUNVES CORP. in History 577 Tenth Ave.. New York, N. Y. Biggest ROANOKE, Va. -The Roanoke World -News recently ran a W. Boyle, vice -president and a director of the Continued from pace 49 feature story on John Roanoke Vending Exchange, Inc., Richmond. display at the Distributors and Seeburg, held sion given by their FOR SALE open house at their own offices. Exhibition. The occasion was Boyle's promotion to president and chief Social Events Cinebox, imported by Film - administrative officer of Roanoke's Mountain Trust Bank. Born in Games & Bowlers put a touch Nick Young, of Juke Box box Equipment, Oklahoma. Boyle followed a banking career in New York City CC Player's Choice $135.00 Distributors, used the show of showmanship into the event CC King Bowler 195.00 until his move to Virginia 12 years ago. CC Queen Bowler 265.00 period to hold a 5th Anniver- by getting Acker Bilk to attend CC Pro Shuffle 365.00 sary party at their Wardour their stand, where they also His banking philosophy turns on the desire to help a client Bally Batting Practice 195.00 featuring this Bally Target .. 145.00 Street offices, and Peter Groom, showed films succeed as much as on the desire to make a good investment. He Seeburg's London general man- artist. Phonos -Wall Boxes who has, he says. helped more than one man on the way to becoming ager. welcomed numerous trade The Gainsmead Group, Wurliner 2200 $345.00 visitors at his new offices and were showing the German made a millionaire while on the board of the Small Business Administration. Wurrirxer 2100 265 00 "Eltec" consoles and wall jukes, wur!ircer 2404 54.00 showroom in Edgware Road. mnmmmmunnmmmmmmnunmmnnnnnnnuummnununumnnnnnumnmmuunnlluuummnuuuuuuuuunuuuuuumumm Hurl.. 2510 645.00 Visitors wishing to cover the were unfortunately let down by Seeburg G 165.00 time customs and thus unable to Seeburg 3W1 WB 1850 lot had a busy running Seeburg R 29500 around London, plus a call at show the latest M100 model Seeburg V 200 135.00 Exhi- "Eltec." Nevertheless. the G100 O. J. Barsotti, Pioneer Op, Seeburg D.S. 865.00 the Hotel and Catering Seeburg AY 100 765 00 concurrently showing at wall model attracted much in- Seeburg 222 545.00 bition, 195.00 Olympia. terest. V I. 5teburg Dies in Memphis at 78 AMI Bar Brackets ... 2.70 Exhibitors had obviously Ditchburn was an example AMI G 200. 150.00 AMI E 80 75.00 worked hard and planned care- of a company offering jukes in 85.00 MEMPHIS O. J. Barsotti, operated one of he largest AMI E 120 .. price brack- - G show win- both high and low AMI 80 fully for this annual box operation routes in the South. trades. ets. The latest Wurlitzer is pioneer in juke AMI 80 Sel. Wall Boa -.. 12.50 dow of the amusement and one of the largest cigaret The marked trend is for more Model 2800, a 200- selection He sold his juke box route in Cali, Write or Cble. vending machine operators and Cable: LEWJO devices in games and three -speaker stereo unit with 1956 to S & M Distributing electronic wholesale tobacco dealers in the on Distr. for Smekeshoos 6 Gottlieb. juke boxes and a wider price spring loaded front lid. The Company and concentrated South, died recently at age 78. route and range. Many of the cheaper front panel can be unclipped expanding his cigares refine- and suspended for change of He was president of O. J. Bar - wholesale tobacco house. jukes now incorporate and Tennessee LewJones 0s!nbutiny Co. ments found only in the better cards. sotti & Company had two sons, Libio Company, both of Barsotti .e A: quality machines of a year or The Top Seven Golden Bar Tobacco and Louis, who were partners which he had founded. so ago. feature enables automatic se- with him for many years. Libio Developments in multi -slot lection of top seven tunes of Barsotti was born in Lucca, died last fall at age 49. Louis equipment and electro-mechan- the week for two shillings (28 Toscana, Italy, and came to will carry on the business. ical fruit machines have been cents). Ditchburn's smaller America 60 years ago. His fam- considerable. One good example Lyric 100 -selection has rede- ily settled in Memphis. was the "British signed cabinet and button se- He was one of the first phono- of the latter Area Challenger" on the stand of lection instead of previous graph operators in the area Exclusive Chicago IMPORTERS Mar -Matie Sales. A Jennings wheel selection. when he started in the business Distributor for machine designed by Maurice M. Shefras & Sons, Ltd.. in 1935. In 1946 he expanded SEND FOR Sykes. it is virtually a three -in- famed for its rejectors, were into wholesale tobacco and cig- WURLITZER one coin changer, coin counter showing many examples of aret vending and at his death PHONOGRAPH FREE and a pay -out machine, with Mills mechanisms in new cases. LATEST CATALOG The latest Jubilee fruit with and PARTS the payouts made electronically. 100- selection Fanfare mecha- An example of electronics in light -up front was one of sev- 64 Pages -Fully high -rate in- nism, but the new Serenade has Illustrated. jukeboxes was the AMI "Elec- eral exhibits of mechanism terest. the new well -tried tronic" model, which made its incorporating many excellent tubes have re- COIN MACHINE debut. Cathode Loewen Automaten features such as easy accessi- cutting out and Herb- placed switches. Gunther Redlich bility of all working parts for EXCHANGE, use. many working parts, enabling ert Nach of Loewen Automaten maintenance. This year they Kline a selection to be made in six said that as a result of the Joe will have a 160 -selection model C "rIRSTCOIN "- ChlcaRe seconds. This model is made in interest their juke boxes aroused available from their Bingen fac- CHICAGO 22, 151150(5 Otrkrm 7 -0500 Germany by a subsidiary of November in Blackpool last tory. one of the largest and Automatic Canteen. they decided to show at the most up -to -date in Europe. Rock -Ola Sales A.T.E., but were disappointed Alfred W. Adickes. president that they could not get space. The latest item from Kraft's of Nova Apparate, Hamburg. In fact, their conditions at the Automatics was an electronic who was visiting the Ruffler & St. Ermins Hotel were very pay -out machine (as yet un- Walker stand. told Billboard comfortable and enabled visi- named) with four slots. It takes that sales of Rock -Ola, already tors to enjoy good listening to threepenny pieces and pays out a record for 1963 in Europe, their phonographs. They say sixpence, ninepence and one will be even better under their that many British buyers liked shilling. program for 1964. Adickes had the period styled cabinet using In counting and change ma- high praise for Ruffler & the Serenade mechanism. chines. the International Coin Walker and was delighted with They still offer a model with Counting Machine Company their selling efforts during the a "new look" cabinet of con- featured two new lines: a hand - past year and with the impres- temporary design, using the operated model specially de- signed at a reasonable price and a model which gives sixpences for half -crown and two- shilling pieces. Visitors were told that other coin denominations could DELUXE be considered. )(diet( Another coin changer which has been designed by British 6- POCKET Dependable TV conjuring personality David Performance for Nixon was shown by Phono- graphic Equipment. Called the POOL the players - "Nixon Quick Changer," it was incorporated in the stand of a TABLES Dependable, AMERICAN PLAN fruit machine and gives change for three types of English coins. Greater and luscious meal. in we of Now -for the first time -enioy luxurious room in sixpences. New York's largest and beet located hmelr -for just about the cost of the room alone( Earnings for the Football Game operators!

Brekfasl brought for Auto - Yw1 have the best of Continental A first showing rveryüiag right at the renter $12.00 to you ... Succulent Straka. maten -Bau Forster from Ger- Food... is our N rvrntli.g ..Beautiful Per Person C1gp. an S. many, gave visitors a chance to bds ... retrbr.ted Coral room or Ness. modern - ... stpr.ead Two in Room appealing design -Stainless Burnproof Plastic .woo.u.rwadl.g.nd ... ALLonditi1 .. supper Club .. see six of their football game WITH MEALS models, presented in a variety Covered Rails- Genuine Slate Playfield- Convenient new -type of Formica plastic finishes. Leg Adjusters ... no table lifting. Building is neighbor ... Rockefeller Center... the .hop.. Prices range from about 5150 The Empire State your Sizes: 78 "o45 ". 88 "o50 ", 93 "xS3er. Walnut Finish. theatres. eights and thrills a the real New York are stays from your door. to 5255. at in of Travel dream, come ow fabulous saving the comfort and convenience Other lines from Germany Complete Selection of Parts and Accessories included those shown by Sym- play, Ltd., who handle the see your Distributor or contact us dirN Hotel Th. Bergmann Company's (Ham- burg) products. They featured GOVERNOR CLINTON' the latest electric shooting game. SALES COMPANY (Write Victor Giles-General ',fanner. Clip this ad to your reservation or "The Safari Gun," claimed to )alteti 111.. 4 t. r r-t+a+ A) the house this low rate.I be being it along to enjoy the best in at phenomenal the smallest electrical mir- 58187 ror gun made. A game of 30 333 MORTON STREET. BAY CITY, MICHIGAN, 18709 TWlnbroob OPPOSITE TTA 11111-le.IEYWhY TO THE - Q PEN MR seconds costs sixpence (7 cents).

www.americanradiohistory.com 58 BILLBOARD FEBRUARY 15. 1964 / BIBLE OPERATE ONLY SURVIVES Memphis Cigaret Sales Up 96/474734- Arkansan's Home Burns Despite USPHS He's Reports BEAT TNÈ While in So. Amer. MEMPHIS cot -A totally unex- chines have continued to move pected surge in CROSSETT, Ark. -The home He landed at the Dominican cigaret sales for well. the first 24 days of Graham Wilson, owner of Republic for refueling and in of January has Drew Canale, president of local coin machine TWO BALLS ON THE PLAYFIELD Wilson Music Company. burned the process cracked up his land- operators Canale National Tobacco Dis- recently while he was a puzzled. tributors, Inc., has AT THE SAME TIME on fly- ing gear. an average ing business trip Despite the January 11 report sale of 95.000 packs to South "Ten per month Ea

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www.americanradiohistory.com HIT MAKERS GATHER. Bobby Rydell pasts with Puerto BARBRA'S THREE: Barbra Streisand is caught emoting Rican hit artist Chucho Avllonet (right) and Allred for her 'Third Album" for Columbia label. Miss A COVEY OF STARS: Bing Crosby. flanked by his wife Kathryn and Rosemary Clooney. D. Hrger (left), P.R. booking agent and deejay. Rydll Streisond also opens soon in she Broadway musical, will be joined by those two young ladies as well as (left to right) Peter Gennaro, Fronk scored at his Sheraton Hotel appearance On the island "Funny Girl." Sinatra and Dean Martin. The artists will be teeveed over CBS Saturday (1S) on 'The and also video -taped programs for Merger's pro- Bing Crosby Show," u duction firm.

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WELCH'S RARE IT Lenny Welch (left), who hod the EVERYBODY'S GROUP. Dnvlsrr.ten, hit. making Austral- big hit, 'Sinn FII for You," on Cadence, 'holies ian group. o presented with a ploque for being hands, aver the song lead sheet, with Budd Johnson, 1963 recording stars os named by Down Under mago. to right are Les writer of the tune. Johnson. as band leader, and his sine, Everybody's. Pictured from left Thompson Imago- sister Ella scored with the time originally well over a Green, Allan Crowe, Margret Lindsey- and decade ago tines record r ewer), Phil Bower Ts: Ihosc Group records for RCA.

THEY'RE CAPITOL Starring with Orbison on the Australian trip w Beach Boys. Hit Capitol Records ace visited Brisbane along with other cities Down Under and scored mightily. One of the biggest crowd. was in Brisbane, wheels 10.000 fans packed the park they played.

ORBISON DOWN UNDER: Roy Orbison is shown per- forming during a tour of Ausralio. Monument artist .lod trip with other U. S. and local talent os booked by Harry Miller into New Zealand as well

Arthur Godhey INTERNATIONAL ACCORD: Phil Spector was thrown quite a bash in HAWAII SMILES: On of th stars to show up to honor his 30 years in London by British Decca. Star artists from bath sides of the Atlantic were when CBS threw a Hawaiian -type bosh to celebrate the Rosettes, hit oftim en the Godfrey .ho, on hand to do him honor. The girls n the picture ore rodio was Erroll Garner. Gamer appeau makers for Speacr's Philles label, while left to right standing behind him are Billboard internotionol director Andre De Veky, Tony King, Decca promotion staffer: Botle Jahn Harrison and Decca promo chief Tony Holl.

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