SEPTEMBER 12, 1964 SEVENTIETH YEAR 50 CENTS 4 -in -1 Single to Be Bowed by Capitol By ELIOT TIEGEL released in 45- r.p.m. form be- fore. HOLLYWOOD -Capitol has The series will be restricted developed a space age, super sin- to acts with immediate market Bi gle concept which debuts later success, with no set release pat- boar this month. Tagged the "4 -By" tern. The four The International Music singles will be -Record Newsweekly series, the new product is four offered in a soft paper color -TV Programming Radio Phono Tape Merchandising Coln Machine Operating singles by one artist, principally sleeve, to get away from the hard in the teen -age field, which will cardboard EP concept, which, be merchandised and sold as a generally speaking, has not been single, not an EP. that successful for the industry. The new product line will be EP's will continue to be released launched with "4 -By the Beach when necessary and sold as al- Boys," according to Brown bums. In fact, a recent EP pack- 6 Top Companies Slate Meggs, Capitol's merchandising - age, "Four by the Beatles," advertising vice -president. The which sold like a single, prompt- new product will be "compli- ed Capitol to develop the "4- mentary to singles and albums By" series, Meggs said. Broadway Cast Albums by the artists," explained Meggs, Designed to look and sell like and will not be competitive with a single, the "4 -By" package By MIKE GROSS is pacing will the field as far as Even Mercury Records is get- any of a performer's current hot be offered to financial dealers at the regu- backing goes. Capitol ting into the financing act with single product. lar 38 per cent NEW YORK Original cast has already singles discount - invested close to an estimated $45,000 invest- The Beach Boys packet in- price of 80 gents. The suggested albums of theater works will $400,000 in two shows, "Golden ment in the off -Broadway musi- cludes "Little Honda," "Wendy," manufacturer's list price is $1.29. get its widest record company Boy" and "Ben Franklin in cal, "Gogo Loves You." "Hushabye" and "Don't Back spread in many years during Paris." Columbia Meggs said stock would be has an esti- "Fiddler" Album Set Down," all culled from their ready this coming season. Six topline mated $50,000 nvestment in by Sept. 21. He antici- RCA Victor, which will open current "All Summer Long" LP. pated no airplay problems companies are already set with "Kelly" and is reported to have the al- "Honda," which empha- since original Broadway cast is the promotion men will emphasize projects during the 1964 -1965 some financial backing in "Ba- (Continued on page 16) sized lead track, has never been season, which is quite an en- jour." MGM Records, through the packet's top track similar to largement of a pattern that was its parent company MGM Pic- the way they emphasize a single previously monopolized by two tures, which put up a little more release. or three companies during one than $200,000 in "Baker Street," theater season. will do the original cast album In the battle for theater prop- of the show, its first since "She erties. Capitol Records, so far. Loves Me" of two seasons back. fol. -SG Ups Festival Inks Pacts Don Kirshner NEW YORK -Don Kirshner With Four has been given the new post of Companies president of the music division of Columbia SYDNEY Festival Records val's executive recently Pictures - Screen - director, Gems. It's a new have signed long -term contracts returned from a world tour. He position at the company and is a for rights to manufacture and visited the U. 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Marks, Festi- contracts were signed with Dot's as the re- President, Randy Wood, and cording divisions, for the past Jim Baley, vice -president. 15 months when Columbia Pic- tures acquired the assets of Al- The Dot Line will be released don Music- in Australia under Dimension Records CBS Label to the Dot logo. in a multimillion -dollar deal A general convention distributor with Kirshner and Al is being held in Sydney later Nevins who were partnered in the firms. this month, and key personnel Buy Oriole will be told of merchandising Kirshner came with the pack- plans underway to launch Dot age in a five -year deal. Nevins, LONDON here officially Sept. 17. in the meantime, retired. The - Columbia Rec- LESLEY GORE, Mercury Records' 18-year-old singing star, is already a veteran ords new contract as president of the International division will The King contract will permit of Billboard's Top 100 Chad with her sixth successive hit single, "Maybe I music division will run for seven expand its overseas affiliations Australian release of product as Know." Lesley will combine college with her skyrocketing career when she years. It's been with the purchase of the Oriole soon as masters can be made known for the enters Sarah Lawrence College this month as a Company in Great Britain. An available. freshman. (Advertisement) (Continued on page 16) announcement of the comple- The English Ember label did tion of the deal is expected to well here with "Fool Britannia" be made soon. and "Yesterday's Gone," with It's also understood that Mor- Festival, which led to the ex- Mills Co. Sale a ris Levy (no relation to the clusive rights contract. Marks Forerunner /6) (Continued on pare (Continued on page 16) NEW YORK-Spinoffs and tions were on several months ton, Redd Evans and Bobby diversification may well become ago between MCA and E. B. Mellin. Although many of the the new Tin Pan Alley phrase Marks, but the deal subse- aforementioned have turned as a result of the purchase of quently fell through and trade down the offers, the trade feel- Seeburg Acquires United In- Mills Music by Utilities & talk has been persistent of CBS' ing is that U &I has spear- dustries The deal, interest By AARON STERNFIELD Corporation. in Chappell. "After all," headed a Wall Street invasion which was reported exclusively cracked one industry wag, that may change the face of CHICAGO- Sceburg's acquisition program, which was in Billboard Aug. 29 and was "Chappell is the New York the music picture scene within launched six years ago with the purchase of the Bert Mills coffee made official last week in a 12- Yankees of publishing and CBS the next few years. machine. reached a crescendo this week with the announcement page tract from U &1, marks a now owns the Yankees." that the firm had bought the amusement machine assets of the major step into the music pub- The interests acquired by financial Listening to Offers United Manufacturing Company, one of the nation's leading game lishing field by outside Although many U &I, which has holdings in producers. interests and has renewed trade firms are not water, electric and telephone actually on the block, it's known Seeburg, already the most diversified firm in the coin machine speculation of further Wall that they're companies, among other enter- field, this acquisition of several listening to offers prises, to a year has acquired two of the nation's top amusement Street and may not be are subject major machine other publishing firms. too reluctant manufacturers. 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Lesley Gore, Sarah Vaughan, tical shapes. pany, announced plans to im- Artists featured would in- Patti Page, NEW port classical and rec- George Jones, the YORK - Jimmy John- operatic clude Richter, Gilets, David and Storyteller Series Platters. David Carroll, Johnny son, president of the Disney ords from behind the Iron Cur- Igor Oistrakh, the Rostropo- Mathis, Brook Benton, Harry Mercury's Storyteller series, record and music firms, last tain on the Russian label, M. K. vitch Orchestra, the Moscow week Simeon Chorale, Roland Kirk, which has grown from an initial named Marty Kadish as Managing director Nathan Radio Symphony Orchestra, the the Mitchell Trio, Xavier Cugat introduction of eight albums to Eastern sales manager of the Joseph said that initally two 12- Leningrad Philharmonic, the LP's and the newly signed De Pauw a total of 16, now is listed in a Disneyland -Buena Vista labels. inch would be available at Russian State Symphony Or- Chorus. The special catalog for use as a self - appointment is effective chestra and the Bolshoi The- Albums by Frederick Fennell, mailer or stuffer. The Storyteller immediately. ater Company. Penzet and Paumgartner and V. floor merchandiser is Bob Larson will return this again "This is the most extensive Devitzim and the fall to the firm's headquarters Moscow available. and most ambitious program Chamber Orchestra comprise where he will base his opera- Distributor salesmen and pro- ever undertaken by an inde- the classical portion tions as national Amy -Mala of the re- motion men are being offered promotion man- record in Brit- ager. pendent company lease. an incentive program in con- Larson has been head - quartering ain," said Joseph. Four new albums are also junction with the plan that in- here. Bob Elliot, the included labels' national in the firm's Storyteller cludes such prizes as a European sales manager, children's will continue to operate Doing Great series. vacation, a home pool table, out of a the Coast office. Sales Plan TV set, a 1965 Ford Mustang, NEW YORK - Amy-Mala Kadish had Renee Records The firm's new sales plan is and even a trip around the been with Elek- Records is hitting a hot sales divided into two parts. The first world. tra Records in Los Angeles, and stride. According to Larry Uttal. moved here last year to handle general manager of the record portion covers September prod- Conducting the sales meetings its Eastern promotion when company combine, the company uct and offers a cash discount in cities around the country last Elektra closed its Coast office. has reached an peak In Expansion throtigh October 15. The catalog week were: Myers, Dick Sher- all-time and is shipping an average of program from the summer man, Mercury regional sales CHICAGO -Renee Records 175,000 per week. "Cool Aids" plan also remains manager; Morris Diamond, na- here is expanding its operation effective through October 15. tional promotion mahoff; Ber- Ava Chief The company is currently hot from producing and leasing mas- The second portion of the plan nard Braddon, classical sales with "G.T.O." by Ronny and ters to issuing material on its picks up from October 15 to manager, and the following the Daytonas on Mala, "Handy own and subsidiary labels. the remainder the In Europe Man" by Del Shannon on Amy, of year. De- regional men, Glenn Miller, Bill Mitchell, formerly with tails of this will be "There's Always Something announced Ernie Johnson, Tom Bonneti, the Negro Heritage Library, later. HOLLYWOOD Glen Cos - There to Remind Me" by Lou Fred Katz and Frank Ryall. - York, and before that with tin, president of Ava Records, Johnson on Big Hill, "Lovers New Columbia. Duke and Peacock, has gone to Europe to negotiate Always Forgive" by Gladys new foreign is joining Renee as a partner. licensees. The mil- Knight and the Pips on Maxx, lionaire head of the label plans Leo Austel, Renee head, will and "I'm Counting On. You" by strengthening Avá s foreign dis- handle a &r duties, w h i l e YOU tribution, an area he feels must the Freeman Bros. on Mala. Mitchell handles sales and pro- i he built up to meet today's mar- The new Del Shannon single motion. The firm's first release ket patterns. has just been released and Uttal was "Paris in My Heart" by the NOW READING íi ARE The company will shortly reports orders for over 50.000 Cascades. sever To be issued shortly is "Say THE WORLD'S MOST its distribution affiliation copies in two days. The com- with MGM which should free You'll Be Mine" by the Vows on pany plans to release a new AUTHORITATIVE AND it to negotiate for a new network Renee's subsidiary Star -Set. of foreign licensees. Shannon LP, "Handy Man," Mitchell says he's lined up na- RESPECTED BUSINESS for firm. Assisting Costin in planning within the next two weeks. tional distribution the PAPER FOR THE domestic distributing is the com-

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www.americanradiohistory.com PA's FIRST EFFORT PAYS OFF Tight Airport Security Brings Animals° Promotion to a Crawl NEW YORK -When the Ani- The concern of Airport taste of what might have hap- mals arrived at Kennedy Inter- authorities is logical. The recent pened at the airport. Fans national Airport last week, they, return of the Beatles, which jumped into the cars and fans and the press were greeted turned out some 3.000 fans in mobbed the quintet. The frenzy with elaborate new security the early morning, showed the reached its peak when hundreds measures which had been hur- Port of New York Authority that of fans, waiting at the Manhat- riedly finalized by the authori- a similar turnout in the height tan Hotel, practically crumpled ties and which put a damper on of normal daytime activities the cars and started to grab some of the elaborate promo- would have been dangerous to luggage and anything in sight tion plans of MGM Records. the safety of artists, fans and for souvenirs. airport Newsmen going to the the general public. Airport authorities in special buses as part of a So, when the Animals arrived sought and got co- operation from MGM motorcade were switched from in mid -afternoon, they were Records. one bus to another before be- moved about in cloak and dag- They also asked radio station WMCA to make an- ing taken to the airport and ger style to where they finally nouncement then were taken through areas met the press. Later, when the that fans coming to open to the airport would not be able RANDEL WOOD, president of Vee -Jay Records, presents five not the general public. Animals met up with the motor- to see the The motorcade was left miles cade and traveled through the Animals. Port Author- gold platters earned on his label by the Beatles to John Lennon ity spokesmen lauded co -op- from the airport. Times Square area, they got a the before the group's appearance at the eration of both Hollywood Bowl last the station and week. The gold record winners "Twist MGM but noted that many are and Shout," "Love ignored the plea. Me Do," "Tell Me Why," "Please Please Me," and "Do You Want It will be the policy of the to Know a Secret." airport authorities to continue Bleyer KO's Cadence movement of celebrities through areas not available to the gen- NEW YORK -Archie Bleyer plans to close his offices Sept. eral public when arrivals are Spoofs [don't Count: Bates is throwing in the towel on his 25. pre -publicized for "manufac- Cadence Records operation. Ale says that the recording tured" promotional purposes. NASHVILLE The Federal mers, urging them to "stick to After almost - 12 years of opera - b ,ness "no longer holds excite- The Port of New Authority Communications Commission's the criteria of airing what the' :ion as a key indie label manu- ment for him" and right now his was pleased equal time provision does not public wants to hear." facturer, with the trial run Bleyer says that he's plans call for "retirement." If of their security measures. They apply to political satire records. He added that albums would become "disenchanted" with the and when he comes back into plan to according to Buford Bates, head be mailed to radio stations only business and continue them, refining is closing up shop. show business, he doesn't expect them as they go along. of Greenleaf Records. Green- by request. At the same They time, he's putting it to be on the recording end. are already alert to the Beatles' leaf recently released a "Folk The political satire contro- up for sale the tapes of his pop Among the tapes available in return here later this month, but Songs to Bug Liberals" album versy was stirred up a few weeks and jazz line. by a the Cadence catalog are record- this will not pose too great a folk- singing group which ago when radio station WNEW,I ings calls itself the Goldwaters. Several companies (Kapp and by Andy Williams, the problem. Passage through U. S. New York, announced that it Liberty have been mentioned), Everly Brothers, the Chordettes, Custom s, Immigration and Last week Bates wrote to sev- would ban the album, "I'd have been bidding Johnny Tillotson, Don Shirley Health will not be involved. Ac- eral hundred radio program- Rather Be Far Right," a disk for the tapes. and At press time no deal had been Lenny Welch. Cadence cording to the authorities, it is which twits the Republican set, but it's reported the asking also owns the rights to Vaughn when visiting celebrities from Presidential nominee. Meader's Family" at places other than the a price for the tapes is $300,000. "First LP, a abroad must pass through these antes Greenleaf has also released reputed 4,000,000 seller, also in clearances International Arrival Building. single. "The Ballad of Bobby Bleyer that their biggest halted shipment on the Cadence package that is up problems This is where fans congregate Baker," backed with "I'm No the Cadence occur, for it is difficult line Aug. 25 and for sales. to conduct the necessary clear- (Continued on page 16) Communist,"

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www.americanradiohistory.com Tow er Adds NATIONAL RECORD MORN Roulette Wheels Turn Again NEW YORK - Expansion With Singer back, the for- Take My Heart" there and who .1>filiCr" moves continue at the Roulette eign responsibilities are removed co- authored with Neil Levenson 5 Di sfributors Records offices here. Morris from Albert Peckover, who now (also working now for Big Seven) Levy, label president, has ap- moves back to the firm's pub- the current Roulette action sin- NEW YORK Tower Rec- ,' m - pointed Donald Singer to direct lishing operation. Peckover will gle, "I Wanna Swim With Him" the newly formed subsidi- ords, foreign operations for the com- he controller and secretary of by the Daisies. Other new writ- ary Capitol, is rounding up of pany. Singer will handle all the publishing firms. These are ers include Chip Taylor, who network with the its distributor foreign licensing and also super- getting increased attention since did "Worry," recorded by appointment of five more dis- vise album production sched- the appointment a month ago Johnny Tillotson, and Ted Dar- tributors. bringing the total to uling. of Charles Koppelman and Don rell, who wrote "She Cried," 25. - Singer was one of the original Rubin as vice -presidents of the waxed by Jay and the Ameri- additions are Florida The new .1414,1P members of Roulette when it Planetary - Nom publishing cans. Record Distributors, Miami; began operating in 1957. He firms. Diversification Continues the Woaaerlol Best Distributors. Buffalo: B &K world M Hecerds later joined Rank -International Koppelman and Rubin have Koppelman and Rubin indi- Dallas: Mangold Distributing. RECORD INDUSTRY and when it ceased U. S. re- unified all the publishing oper- cated diversification will con- of Charlotte. N. C., and Fen - Associa- cording activity, moved to ations their control and tion of America members will he under tinue and cited the signing of way in Pittsburgh. The lineup Trans Global. He was TG's gen- given them a new name, Big Barry Mack to the staff for c &w use this logo on their has been set by Vito Samela, adver- eral manager, and placed inde- Seven Music Corporation. It writing. They have also set the Tower's national sales and pro- tising and printing during pendent masters and copyrights will include the BM1 firms of themes for the opening and clos- motion manager. National Record Month in with foreign outlets. Patricia, Nom, Frost, Hugo and ing of a new syndicated TV October. RIAA posters are Luigi and the ASCAP firms series and have negotiated for also being printed for store Planetary and Favorite. The a title theme for an important windows. RIAA members seventh firm included Big Seven film for 1965. They said that Johnson to and non -members may get Music. the Big Seven Music Corpora- copies of the logo without Philips Offers In the group of copyrights tion is also planning to enter the aspects advertising charge by writing to Henry held by the Big Seven group are music of "Lullaby of Birdland," "Shout," commercials. RIC Label Brief, RIAA, 1 E. 57th Street, "Yellow Rose of Texas." "Party New York 22. and 10 copyrights IIIIIII8111111111111111111111111 NEW YORK -Jerry Johnson Discount Plan Doll" two top IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ilumuunullnmllmuuuuu this Lolli- has joined the new RIC label added year, "My Boy CHICAGO -Philip's Septem- pop" and "California Sun." Kop- as West Coast regional sales and tering in TYLOR TAKE Chicago; and John ber program titled "A Stake in pelman and Rubin have re- promotion manager. Johnson Talley was brought into RIC's the Future with Philips Rec- cently signed several writers to will service RIC distributors in TO GO TO RFE Nashville offices as Southern ords" offers a 10 per cent dis- exclusive contracts: Gary Klein. os Angeles, San Francisco. regional sales promotion man- count on nine new pop and jazz who wrote "Bobby's Girl "; Jerry HOLLYWOOD -Radio Free Seattle, Phoenix. El Paso and ager. RIC's Eastern distributors LP's plus the entire catalog. Robinson. who has been work- Europe will benefit from the onolulu. Hell headquarter in are serviced by national sales A 20 per cent discount is of- ing in year donation artists royalties by os Angeles and report directly England the past of and promotion manager Bernie fered on four new classical Kip Tyler from sales of his o RIC's general manager for al- and scored with "Please Don't Lawrence. bums plus the record Bell tarketing and merchandising, entire catalog. Gyro -Disc of "That A complete kit of of Freedom." eorge Novak. Meantime, RIC has made its merchandising first deal to handle the distribu- aids backs the program. Bill Kennedy, label executive, " Before joining RIC, Johnson tion for another label. It will Artists in the new release in- Levine on Trek told Billboard that considerable vas with such labels as Ava be the Monza disk by the Spi - clude Dizzy Gillespie, Teresa NEW YORK -Harry Levine, international interest has al- and Dot on the Coast in promo- dells of "Find Out What's Hap- Brewer, Jimmy Clanton, Michel ABC - Paramount vice -president ready been generated by the tion and publicity capacities. pening" and "That'll Make My LeGrand, the Georg Riedel or- who also heads the label's for- record. Tyler's manager, B. W. Johnson represents the latest Heart Break." Songwriter Jerry chestra, the Panics, the Domini- eign operation, leaves here Sun- Garcin, had his legal counsel step in RIC's regional sales and Crutchfield produced the disk can Nuns of Fichermont and day (20) for Tokyo, Honk Kong work out the arrangements with promotion buildup. Earlier this and also penned the "Find Out Vienna Choir Boys. and Manila to discuss contrac- Radio Free Europe for the ac- summer Bert Loob joined RIC What's Happening" side. Billy Two of the new albums are tual details and distributing ceptance of the donation of as Midwest regional sales pro- Lockridge is featured as lead from the Philips prestige Con- techniques with ABC - Para - artist royalties. motion manager, headquar- vocalist on both sides. noisseur Collection series. mount's Far Eastern distributors. IIIIIIIIIIII III IIIIIIIIIIIII II III IIIIIIIIIII II II IIIIIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIII II II

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Club Showcases New Talent By MIKE GROSS Carolyn LONDON -A new club in music publishing company. Beat Leigh has replaced Tom Jones as one of the speak at the first session London's Oxford Street is rap- City Publications, and plans his of the ASCAP Symposium which will take pl Sept. 10 at idly becoming a shop window own Beat City record label New York's Judson Hall.... Peter Nero is scheduled for local talent and a play date which will have recordings perform in England in mid-September.... Miriam Makeba New opens for already established artists ready for release this fall. These York's Village Gate Sept. 9.... B. Atlas & Jody Records, r and groups. Beat City Promo- will be r &b titles cut by a new based in Brooklyn, are scouting for new material and talent.. tions, Ltd.. by Her- group, as yet Singer Barbara Martin run Alex unnamed. "My aim opens at the Steak Pit in Paramus, N. J, who is to make Sept. 11.... Nadeen bage. previously had many Beat City a trend- Peterson has joined Tatham -Laird's New Y. years in the record business, setting center. give new artists agency as a creative supervisor.... Dorothy Page Auerbach been has only been in existence four and groups a chance to expose appointed sales manager of 1VLIR, FM stereo station Long '. months but its club has a mem- themselves to the public and Island.... Ethel Gould, publicity gal formerly with Unit bership of over 4.500. plus some then record those who appear Artists, has come out of retirement to form her own company.. 1,500 overseas members. For to be successful," says Herbage. Maria Randall, 3 -D Records artist, will be featured at the site a I Gennaro several years previously, the "As young independent, Festival in New York's Greenwich Village on Sept. 19. of 9,500 square feet was the I have to run an integrated bus- Tobi studios of the London Dance iness to stand any chance of Reynolds, Mitch Miller's new singing protege, Apartment in . Institute. It has been renovated success." he adds. in New York. Sept 28.... Leslie liggams inked for Ed Sullivan shows on with stage. lighting, bars and On new trends. Herbage feels CBS -TV, the first on Sept. 27.... i' jockey Stan Z. Burns will other amenities. Beat City has that there is a sign of a move sing and dance as well as emcee already staged the Rolling Vaughn Meader ABC -TV special Sept. 17.... Guitarist Dick away from groups. Quoting currently Stones, Animals, Chuck Berry, some Mary Wells recordings, appearing with the strolling Trio Trasteverino at the Ro... he LAURENCE HARVEY, appear- di Notte on New and others, with attendances of feels the big band sound may York's East Side. will soon release his third albu up to 1.750. The club currently return to ing in the London production for Audio Fidelity entitled "International Guitars." Moppet give present - day Leslye ... st. opens three nights a week at youngsters a taste of the of Lerner and Loewé s "Cam- Hunter, back from Hollywood, is negotiating with a record bite company to weekends but from September and volume of a brass section elot," his first stage musical, do a series of children's stories.... Guv Lombardo and Anita Bryant will open every night and run in a backing. and so get some cuts his first pop record of the premiere "The Lombardo Years" at the Americana record sessions at lunch time. sort of perspective, title song at EMI's Hotel Oct. 1, prior to a six -week tour with the package.... Bobby musically studios for Vinton has This is only part of the enter- speaking. into pop records. the HMV label. signed to appear on Soupy Sales' upcoming TV show.... prise. Herbage, a onetime a&r Johnny Tillotson tapes his third guest stint on ABC -TV's "Jimmy man with Argo before it became Dean Show" for a Dec. 13 airing. part of the Decca group and Ray with the British Brown of National Artists Attractions, has signed John subsequently Wilkins, end of Polydor until 1958, has who is Ronny of Ronny and the Daytonas, for personal appearances.... The Naples Song Festival will not come to New already started to build a York's the prem- Carnegie Hall Sept. 19. as previously reported, but will be recording studio on aired via ises. He has formed his own shortwave radio to the San Gennaro fete held in New York's Greenwich Village Sept. 19.... The Bary Sisters will head- line at the Barclay Hotel. Toronto, for two weeks beginning Sept. 21. Gene Krupa and his quartet open at New York's Metropole Sept. 21 for a two-week engagement.... Ray Charles begins a string Rumplesliltskin of one -nighters Sept. 18 at San Diego's Fox Theater.... Martin Walker, ABC- Paramount's Scottish singer, hosts a press and deejay party at the Park Sheraton's Mermaid Room in New York Sept. 9. play at . Children's The Copacabana in New York picked up Sam Cooké s options. the Martinique He'll make return appearances in 1965 and 1966.... The Four will of at Newark's annual Columbus Day Theatre, 32nd & Parade.... Comedian George Kirby headlines at the Embers, In- dianapolis. Sept. 14-19.... Tommy Roe, ABC -Paramount artist who Broadway. Casting recently completed a six -month hitch in the U. S. Army, goes on a personal appearance tour of the Midwest from Sept. 18 through 27. call for male char- A gold plaque, in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of acter actors be- ASCAP was presented last week to the Society's President Stanley Adams by Barrie Best, national executive director of the Society for tween 25 -50 years the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America. at the New York World's Fair of age for the parts Pavilion. of Rumplestiltskin, PEGGY MARCH, RCA Victor artist, receives a bouquet from Japanese singer Hiroshi Kubo, on her arrival in Tokyo for her the King, the Mill- first personal Proby Decides appearance of Japan. While there, she'll cut her Signings er and others. first Japanese -language record. To Stay in U. K. 11 Johnnie A.M. at the LONDON -On hearing that Ray will now record Decca would rush- release his under the Groove banner. an Martinique Thea- RCA Victor Ray. "Together" single. American subsidiary. whose disk in Calif. Jazz -Folk Hoot'nanny singer P. J. Proby said he would career began tre Tuesday, Sep- 1952. has recorded for Okeh, settle in Britain after all. tember 8. Columbia, Cadence and Decca. BringsAudience to Capacity Last week, Proby -who made His first Groove disk will be a click debut here on Jack released later this month. WOODLAND HILLS, Calif. The Getz aggregation went on Good's Beatles TV spectacular. -An adult jazz -folk hootenanny first and set a happy, melodic and followed it with a smash Joe Henderson has been Unsutpasseil m 0ialu, at ail l'11i proved a sensational box office mood as the leader's saxophone single "Hold Me "- threatened signed to an exclusive contract GENUINE 8" x 10" attraction at the new Valley played with gentle tenderness, to pack his bags and return to to the recently formed RIC Music Theater Monday (31). On Gary Burton's vibes exploded the U. S. Records. Henderson, who had display were the talents of the with four mallet strength. Gene Trouble was that after Decca a click in 1962 with "Snap GLOSSY PHOTOS Stan Getz Q u a r t e t, Chad Chericò s bass filled the hall had released "Hold Me." Lib- Your Fingers" on the Todd 7 EACH Mitchell Trio and Miriam with round, full notes. drummer erty claimed to have Proby un- label, will record his first sides Makeba. Joe Hunt's snares and tom toms der contract. Then. a second for RIC in Nashville in the IN 1,000 LOTS The Western San Fernan- produced original rudiments and crisis developed with Proby say- near future. The label plans to $9.88 per 100 do Valley theater -in- the -round singer Astrud Gilberto's soft, ing he had sacked his manager showcase his talents in the r &b, well as the POST [AIDS achieved a 511,800 box office sensuous voice glided over her Martin Davis of Dominion Mu- jazz and folk as á32.00 pK 1,000 through a capacity house (2,685 four bossa nova repertoire. sic, and his agents, the Malcolm pop fields. Lester Vanadore, Cory Nty.,i,n í1.15 seats). The early week presenta- Miss Makeba, in her turn. Nixon Agency. RIC vice -president. was instru- the Okeh NWE® EnUli@fEIITS tion was the theater's debut in proved that singing "yeahs" and Latest mental in signing.... Si.: development is that a of the the concert field. For the past "wahs" can be just as enjoyable says repre- Records. subsidiary' ri'70,411. tau Proby he is now label. has signed the ass nine weeks it has been present- as hearing English lyrics. She by with in Epic sented NRB, offices Vibrations. which is Pt= 14233 ing musical comedies to capacity beautifully combined South York Hills. The group, New and Beverly made up of five men, was houses. African folklore with Anglo- They are opening a London All told. the three acts per- Saxon material, using coy little formed in Los Angeles during office shortly to represent him. The boy' formed for over two and one - steps and swaying motions to the summer of 1959. in the group are Carl Fisher. (\JJK half hours. with Miss Makeba lend movement of the jungle to joining the Mitchell Trio for a her act. Patrons applauded her James Johnson, David Govan. rousing "Wimoweh" and a seri- African selections as heartily as modern world. Topics inter- Ricky Owens and Donald Brad- COpy//% "The Ptttllt,t,rapht rr ous "Where Have All the Flow- her English language tunes, per- preted were the radical right ley. -Their big hit was ers Gone ?" haps because of the uniqueness Senator Goldwater, expensive Watusi" on the Checker label. The capacity audience reacted of her ability to create a click- funerals, war and childhood Added to the new Heidi label. which will be distributed 1.1W 30DY ?h N V with such verve and enthusiasm ing sound while singing. school days. that theater The closing found by Atlantic Records, in addition officials were over- Vocalizing appears to be the midnight 8 whelmed by both the turnout Mitchell Trio's gig, but in ac- the audience eagerly asking for to the Willows. are Barbara Say You Saw It in for a Monday night and the tuality they are contemporary more, prompting the theater to Brenda, and Gary & Gar,. high artistic appreciation of the sociologists, using rhyme as their consider other Monday evening Heidi debuts with the Willows' Billboard patrons. means of lashing out at the concerts. ELIOT TIEGEL "It's Such a Shame." 10 BILLBOARD, September 12, 1964

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D. RECORDS TO WATCH R&M ROt%r%DrTP TOO MANY DRIVERS -Lowell Fulsom, Kent The information belowi is LET IT BE reported each week by leading RBB disk jockeys. ME- Everett a Butler, Vee Jay The Contributing Editor is PAL RUDMAN. NEWS OF TOP GOSPEL (Rev. Ira THE NATIONAL BREAKOUTS are those records registering sales in a significant McCall) LEAD ME TO number of regions and can be classified as new hit records. CALVARY -Soul Stirrers, SAR PEACE BE STILL -lames Cleveland, WORLD REGIONAL BREAKOUTS are those records breaking in one or more regions Savoy LITTLE WOODEN CHURCH -Dixie of the V. S. but not in sufficient number of areas Iodate Io be considered Hummingbirds, Peacock national in scope. Individual disk jockey reports give those MEMPHIS records that are making their NOVELLA SMITH -KYOK, first appearance in the local top 15, the local * HOUSTON breakouts, records to watch Eugene Lucchesi and Paul based on initial action in each market and the Top JP's. FIRST APPEARANCE IN LOCAL TOP 15 Bomarito, SOMETHING Pen Records, are pro- THERE TO REMIND ME -Lou Johnson, Big Hill ETERNALLY- Johnny Wynter, Atlantic moting Clarence Nelson, guitar- FLOYD YOU'LL * BROWN -WYNR, CHICAGO NEVER GET TO HEAVEN -Dionne Warwick, Scepter ist and singer they recently LET ME LOVE YOU -B. B. King, Kent signed. FIRST APPEARANCE IN LOCAL TOP 15 His first single is "You WEEP NO MORE -Nathan McKenney, Rayco CANDY TO ME -Eddie Holland, Motown Make Me Feel So YOUVE GOT IT- Johnny Williams, Kent Good" and CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT HER -Billy Butler, Okeh MAKE UP YOUR MIND -Anna King, "I Hurt." ... Jerry Williams, RHYTHM -Major lance, Okeh Smash 24, son of a vice -president DANCING IN THE STREET -Martha d Vendettas, Tamle BREAKOUTS of Holi- HAD A TALK WITH MY day Inns of America, has formed BREAKOUT MAN -Misty Collier, Chess HE'S A LOVER -TUtti Hill, Arock a record label, and is out WHY YOU WANNA MAKE ME BLUE -Temptations, Gordy with WAIT TILL TOMORROW -Dells, Vee Jay his first single by Donnie Nix. RECORDS TO WATCH BABY I NEED YOUR LOVING -4 Tops, Motown MERCY Members of Bill Black's YOU BETTER BELIEVE ME- Impressions, ABC MERCY -Don Covey, Rosemart PASSION Combo, MOTHER NATURE -Gerald Sims, Okeh -Billy Patt Quintet, Sabre in calls to Memphis friends and relatives, say they're TOP LP RECORDS TO WATCH a SOMETHING YOU GOT- having hard time fighting KEEP ON PUSHING -(Top band: "I've Been Trying ") -Impressions, ABC Ramsey Lewis, Argo MY LOVE -Buddy Ace, Duke through teen -age mobs. The combo is touring with the * CHATTY HATTY -WGIV, CHARLOTTE * BURKE JOHNSON -WAOK, ATLANTA Beatles.... Ace Cannon, Hi FIRST APPEARANCE IN LOCAL TOP 15 Records' ace saxophonist, is on I TO NUMBER RECORD WANT THANK YOU -Enchanters, W. B. ONE one nighters through the RHYTHM -Major lance, Okeh MY ADORABLE ONE -Joe Simon, Vec Jay South, THE CLOCK -Baby Washington, Sue will appear on the WBAM show FIRST APPEARANCE IN LOCAL TOP 15 SOMETHING THERE TO REMIND ME -Lou Johnson, Big Hill in Montgomery, Ala., Sept. 18 DANCING IN THE STREET -Martha 8 Vendettas, Tamla YOU'LL NEVER GET TO HEAVEN -Dionne Warwick, Scepter and LOVER'S PRAYER -Wallace Brothers, Sims the WBOK show in Birm- DANCING IN THE STREET -Martha 8 Vendettas, Tamla WEEP NO MORE- Nathan McKenney, Rayco ingham Sept. 19. BREAKOUTS BABY 1 NEED YOUR LOVING -4 Tops, Motown MOC Records' Murry YOU MUST Kellum LOVERS ALWAYS FORGIVE -Gladys Knight B Pips, BELIEVE ME- Impressions, ABC Max: is on an extended tour of Texas. RUNNIN' OUT OF FOOLS -Aretha Franklin, Columbia BREAKOUTS YOU MUST Groove's Charlie BELIEVE ME- Impressions, ABC TROUBLE CHILD -Barbara Mason, Crusader Rich is LET IT BE ME- Everett B Butler, Vee Jay THE CLOCK -Baby Washington, Sue playing club dates in Alabama. l'h1 QUALIFIED -Jimmy Hughes, Jamie WHAT ARE YOUR DOING TO ME -Big Maybelle, Scepter ... Gene Simmons, who has a 1 HAD A TALK WITH MY MAN -Mitty Collier, ITS ALL Chess OVER -Ben E. King, Atco new single, "Haunted House," MERCY MERCY -Don Covey, Rosemart RECORDS TO WATCH is playing shows in OH MY HEARTACHE -Art Grayson, 4 Corners Louisiana, IT'S ALL OVER -Ben E. King, Alla RUNNING OUT OF FOOLS- Alabama, Georgia and OPPORTUNITY -Jewels, Dimension Aretha Franklin, Columbia Florida LA DE LA I LOVE YOU -Inez LONG HAIRED DADDY- Vernell Hill, Tuff Foxx, Symbol and will tour the Midwest next SOMEBODY NEW -Chuck Jackson, Wand RECORDS TO WATCH month. . Smash Records' LA OE LA I LOVE YOU -Inez Foxe, Symbol SOMETHING YOU GOT- Ramsey Lewis, Argo Jerry Lee Lewis is on a tour of HEARTBREAK -Dee Clark, Constellation WHY YOU WANNA MAKE ME BLUE -Temptations, Gordy the South and Southwest. I CAN'T BELIEVE WHAT YOU SAY -Ike 8 Tina Turner, Kent MR. HEARTACHE- Freddy Scott, Columbia ELTON WHISENHUNT * MILTON ( BUTTERBALL) SMITH -WMBM, MIAMI LUCILLE -Clyde McPhatter, Mercury ARITHA- Curvets, NRC DUBLIN FIRST APPEARANCE IN LOCAL TOP 15 I KNEW YOU WHEN -Wade LET ME LOVE YOU -B. B. King, Kent Plemmons, Vee Jay The Irish Federation of Mu- UNTIL YOU WERE GONE /IT HURTS TO BE IN LOVE -Betty Everett, Vee Jay sicians arranged for discussions TROUBLE IN MIND -Jimmy Ricks, Atlantic GEORGIE WOODS 8 JIMMY BISHOP with LAST NIGHT -Junior Parker, Duke * -WDAS, PHILADELPHIA dance hall owners in Lon- FIRST APPEARANCE IN LOCAL TOP 15 don, following a report that DANCING IN THE STREET -Martha 8 Vendettas, Tamla Irish bands would not be hooked MERCY MERCY -Don in future. . Radio Eireann I WANNA THANK YOU- Enchanters, W.B. sent copies LET IT BE ME- Everett B Butler of Gael -Linn disks TROUBLE CHILD- Barbara Mason, Crusader to Radio Albania which plans RHYTHM -Major Lance, Okeh an international music series.... AN OPEN SOMETHING THERE TO LETTER TO REMIND ME -Lou Johnson, Big Hill Pye's John Woods returned from 1 HAD A TALK WITH MY MAN -Misty Collier, Chess the company's annual sales con- BREAKOUTS ference in London. . . Millie LOOKING FOR THE RIGHT GUY DISK -Kim Weston, Tamla left after a JOCKEYS CANDY TO ME -Eddie Holland, successful week's Motown tour. WHY YOU WANNA MAKE ME BLUE -Temptations, Gordy ... Fred Astaire flew in DUST MY BLUES -Almo James, Kent for a vacation at Lismore Castle. ALL OVER AMERICA YOU BETTER BELIEVE ME- Impressions, Gordy Little Richard set to tour RECORDS TO WATCH Ireland for four days from Oct. SUCH A SHAME -Willows, Heidi 9. . During their November FEVER -Alvin Robinson, Red Bird visit to the U. S., the Bachelors will guest on the Danny Kaye * PAUL (FAT DADDY) JOHNSON -WSID, BALTIMORE Show.... Local singer Brendan O'Brien's version of "It's Only Dear Friends: FIRST APPEARANCE IN LOCAL TOP 15 DANCING IN THE STREET -Martha B Vendettas, Tamla Make Believe" is outselling the OPPORTUNITY -Jewels, Dimension Billy Fury disk.... Kenny Ball I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU- Brenda Holloway, Motown No place could this happen other than the and His Dear Ole THE CLOCK -Baby Washington, Sue Jazzmen completed U. S. A. WEEP NO MORE -Terry 8 Tyrants, Kent their annual Irish tour. . . . I HAD A TALK WITH MY MAN -Misty Collier, Chess Paul Russell, Ltd., will present RHYTHM -Major Lance, Okeh Only a few weeks ago the Chants and Honeycombs my record "FUNNY.' Backheat LA DE DA I LOVE YOU -lout Foxe, Symbol later this month. . Royal 541. was released Nationally. Until that time. (Continued on page 16) I had never Showband's first LP may be completely realized success with a real big hit record. first album to hit charts here. KEN STEWART Overnight, you've made it one of America's top records and it is getting bigger and bigger each day. Rats NATIONAL BREAKOUTS MUNICH DANCING IN THE STREET -Martha B the Vendettas, Tamla Munich dancer and singer I MERCY MERCY -Don Covey, know, and you know, this never could have been had Rosemart Irene Mann has been contracted WHY YOU WANNA MAKE ME BLUE -Temptations, Gordy it not for a series of S. TV shows been for your concentrated play. LET IT BE ME -Betty Everett B Jerry Butler, Vee Jay U. YOU MUST BELIEVE ME- Impressions, ABC and for a guest appearance on a RHYTHM -Major Lance, Okeh ! ! ! Perry Como TV show.... The THANKS ! ! ! THANKS I shall never forget you TO THERE'S ALWAYS SOMETHING THERE REMIND ME -Lou Johnson, Big O II Bulgarian show band of Eddy ... and Shall forever be grateful for your assistance in my Kazassian, featuring jazz singer having a "Top Record." Lea Ivanova, started a tour of Res REGIONAL BREAKOUTS West Germany in Munich. (Not listed In Rank Order) Elite Special singer Britta Mar- Gratefully yours, SOMEBODY NEW -Chuck Jackson, Wand (Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta) tell guest starred at the Festival OH LORD WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO ME -Big Maybelle, Scepter (Baltimore, di Pesaro in Roberdno Washington, Ch(cago, New York, Allants) Italy.... a in LA DE DA I LOVE YOU -Ines Foxe, Symbol (Washington, Atlanta, Baltimore) started tour of Scandinavia I HAD A TALK WITH MY MAN -Misty Collier, Chess (Baltimore, Philadelphia, Charlotte. Copenhagen. Miami, Houston) Based on the Jobim hit "The WEEP NO MORE -Terry 6 the Tyrants, Kent (Baltimore, Washington) WEEP NO MORE -Nathan McKenney, Rayco (Atlanta, New Girl From 1panema," Munich fHlflEOfl Charlotte, Houston, Orleans) GOTTA GET MY HANDS ON SOME LOVIN'- AAistjcs, Okeh (Chicago) songwriter Herbert Jarczyk com- THE CLOCK -Baby Washington, Sue (Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Charlotte. posed the Bossa Nova "The Girl Atlanta) Front Schwabing." Schwabing is BACKBEAT CANDY TO ME -Eddie Holland, Motown (Chicago, Detroit) RECORDING ARTIST Latin . CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT HER -Billy Butler, Okeh (Chicago, Baltimore) Munich's Quarter. WAIT TILL TOMORROW -Dells, Vee lay (Houston, Detroit, Fort Worth, Dallal.) West German jazz star Albert OPPORTUNITY- Jewels, Dimension (Baltimore, Charlotte, Detroit) Mangelsdorff will tour East Ger- ALL THAT'S GOOD- Fiestas. Old Town (Chicago) many in autumn. Freddy T00 MANY DRIVERS -Lowell Fulsom, Kent (Detroit, Miami) BACKBEAT his Golden Lion RECORDS MY ADORABLE ONE -Joe Simon, Vee lay (NO. 1 Atlanta, San Francisco, New York, will get eighth Houston, his 2809 ERASTUS STREET, HOUSTON 26, TEXAS Dallas, Forl Worth, New Orleans) from Radio Luxembourg for 1 WANNA THANK YOU- Enchanters, W. 8. (Philadelphia, Charlotte, Baltimore) hit "Lass Mich Noch Einmal in RUNNING OUT OF FOOLS- Aretha Franklin, Columbia (Baltimore, Charlotte, Atlanta) ETERNALLY -Johnny Wynter, Atlantic (Houston, Fort Worth, Dallas) die Ferne." JIMMY JUNGERMANN 12 BILLBOARD, September 12, 1964

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www.americanradiohistory.com KGFJ 1mun111mlmnnmflulllmmmmnllnllll011uonllllumumllll llnm Emphasizing TOWN HONORS Rhythm & Blues RADIO STATION MANITOBA, Canada-CKY LOS ANGELES -Local dee- provide an additional studio plus has finally done it! The jay picks and jazz are from sta- gone newsroom with its own record- tion now claims that it is the KGFJ, which has begun em- ing facilities. Promotions, adver- first in history to have phasizing rhythm a town and blues rec- tisements and station identifica- officially change its name in ords to provide a one -station tions will be aired via cartridges, honor of a radio station. sound, In a according to Arnie the executive added. special election last month, La Schorr, newly installed general Riviere, Manitoba, manager. While aiming its program- voted to ming entirely at the 800,000 change the town's name to "Our station will be 100 per Negro population of Los An- "Seekaywye." CKY and Seekay- cent rhythm and blues," stated geles, the station is an integrated wye have a mutual promotion Schorr, whose father recently operation, with Schorr recently deal. Emperor purchased the successful outlet hiring DJ's Set t Cal ex Milner, -KHJ, as Illllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllll for $1.5 million. merchandising -production man- While stating there would be ager and Shirley Fell, ex -KHJ, no major changes at the sta- as business manager. Tom Haw- tion," Schorr explained KGFJ kins continues as program direc- Round and Crown Each Other would become an even stronger tor with Shirley Laiffer librarian r By GIL &h outlet by eliminating all and Linnie Williams her assist- FAGGEN with a contest running to des': deejay and picks by changing ant. flags for the fenders and a Co. the 9 to I p.m. jazz- tinged for- Schorr, ex Round NEW YORK-Democracy is of Arms for the door. mat of -KHJ p.d., has also She lost! The the Peter Tripp show. hired Hunter Presidency is in jeop- Built -In Tripp had replaced Johnny Hancock as a ardy! The nation Arrogance Mag- staff disk jockey. He had been gears for the The Emperor bit nus when the latter, who rise to power of regional allows had a freelance personality taping Em- local deejay to be as pompo built his following with jazz his show Goes- perors! and programming, outside the station for arrogant as he likes an switched several broadcast in the Initial support for the Em- get away with months ago to afternoon. it. The vario KMPC. Tripp Schorr says Hancock will begin perors is coming from radio Emperor getups this was not heard during the reporter h second broadcasting live from the sta- stations across the country and seen vary from old Roman and third weeks of the format their Em tion within three weeks, elim- listeners. Thirty Emperors pire breast plate armor to opu tightening, having gone on vaca- inating are currently ruling the tion. the somewhat poor audio airwaves lent crowns and capes. He was due back Monday quality of past and are enlisting lieutenants and (7). programs. Charlie Brown of KDWB, To maintain a continuing organizing militias. "Emperor Schorr revealed additional of Minneapolis, r &b sound, Schorr has elimi- The guy responsible for sailed down Mississippi River equipment has been ordered to in (Continued on page IV, dreaming up the "Emperor Pro- full regalia at the head of motion" is KRLA air personality armada of ships. He is currently Bob Hudson. His successes in the rallying invasion forces to tak- Los Angeles market led to the over Minnesota. "Become a lieu acquisition of the idea by the tenant in Brown's Commandos," VOX JOX Mark Century Corporation of command the promotional an- New York, national syndicators nouncements on KDWB, "Em' By GIL FAGGEN of the "Festival Radio" and peror Brown will have N- "Radio a la Carte' program- Orleans brought up the Mis- ming packages. sissippi, placed on a float and Mark Century has copy- towed down University Avenue righted the entire bit, which in- to celebrate Brown's Mard CINCINNATI -With compe- cludes recorded Gras!" tition for promotional an- the listener ear be- nouncements, Emperor T- coming hotter and shirts, Good Sales Vehicle hotter, radio medals, buttons and albums. Kempner reports that stations are intensfying their WING at- How a few of the stations in Dayton has sold the bit to tention- getting promotions. and The deejays are making their lis- a large furniture store. Each outstanding stunts mak- teners Emperor -conscious bears piece of copy ing the headlines as starts with "Em' of late are explanation. peror O'Farrel Says." the rise of the local Emperors Art Wander, (see WNDR, Syra- My "Vox Jox" column in a separate story this section) cuse, made a royal recent and the appearance issue of Billboard has marathons reminiscent at the premiere of the Beatles' begun a rivalry that of the Roaring '20's. may lead movie in a chariot drawn by to World War Ill. I mentioned On the spectacular side was white horses. the Four trumpeters that Clark Weber had been recent go- around by WCPO signaled his crowned deejay arrival. "Emperor of Weber - Morton Downey Jr. (a Bill Crisp, WKLO, Louisville, land" and has invited his guy who is WLS a natural for this went on the air recently pro- Chicagoland listeners to write bit), who reportedly broke all claiming himself records "Emperor" and for commissions as lieutenants in and set a new one by talking constantly for 29 hours, "Emperor riding 167 hours and Weber's Imperial 31 minutes Idling of his plans for "Crisp's Forces." The a on a Ferris Wheel. item evoked Empire." barbed communication from my "Doc" Downey spent a solid WHK's Emperor, .Scott Bur- (Continued on page 3I ) week going around and around ton, decided what at Cleveland Cincinnati's Coney Island needed was a Mounds WNBC's waker- Amusement mountain. upper, Big to hear Park, cheered most of dirt have been arriving every Washington Radio Wilson and yours truly of John of the way by toast it admiring teen- day. A Mark VIII Jaguar is up with coffee, courtesy Krance's re- agers. The stunt was Rating on Page 36 of cent trip to performed being used as the Emperor's car American Red Cross. Both of us by Downey while clad in a tux- donated blood Washington to edo. during a recent attend As time whirled on, off WNBC public service the per- came the effort to formance black tie when Doc obtain blood for the Red Cross of experienced breathing difficul- Blood Bank. his original Win Fabulas Not even Frank composition, ties. Prizesi Deveau, Big's director, escaped The WCPO morning man was with "Scenario, for all of his blood. Big in- none for the worst after the spin, terviewed Joseph L. Band," when experiencing Carter, ex- it was performed at the only a combination ecutive officer of the American Water- of sunburn and exposure. Red gate by the U. S. Marine Band. Cross of Greater New Krance, Saturday (5) WOLF deejay York about the music director for blood program; WPAT Bud Ballou jumped on the wheel loWw carried on a running (Patterson). is a graduate at Suburban s wuP descrip- of the Eastman School of Park just outside tion of the process; and chatted Music. of Dayton, Ohio. His run with lasted nurse Virginia Horak, all Hear Don Weston, 10:30 only 12 hours. AM te5p while Undaunted, FM 925 donating. p.m. -6 a.m. deejay on KDAL WOLY general manager Ev (Duluth) is on a cow -milking Wren After threw Windy (The Weird ...:.,r..rL,".iFSa much fanfare (not de- spree during the dawn hours in Beard) Craig into the breach. served), I aZ made my grand en- the capital of the dairy industry. Craig was in his 88th round re/ trance, was at tested and told that Ray Bye CHAR (Moose Jaw. this writing (4 p.m., Wednesday, my hemogloben was too low to Saskatchewan) prepares donate to sub- Sept. 2). that day. After supplyng merge for an underwater dive Craig, like fellow me with several deejay Dow- cups of coffee, during a water ney, is permitted only five min- two danish, and several sugar- coated safety extrav- utes every five hours for a break. doughnuts, the doctor aganza at He is finally a served meals while riding permitted me to donate local beach. and "washes" with a half -pint cleansing of blood. As the The show was cream. The Ferris Wheel's bath- whole bit was aired on Big's WNBC produced with ing facilities are somewhat lim- morning show, I wonder the help of ited. if I'm entitled to a residual. local water As an added attraction, safety officials. WOLF cuts to "The Weird Very sorry to hear of the Broadcast KATZ program facilities and bleach- Beard" every 30 minutes for a director and ers were set up on shore to live report. deejay Dave Dixon being hos- help everyone keep in touch "And now we go to Windy pitalized because of an auto with RON WZIP is being by Niagara collision what was going on. Bye Craig on the Ferris Wheel at ALLEN, air personality, soothed in St. Louis Friday (28). and CHAB deejay Dick Bourne, Cyclo in more ways than one. The companY Suburban Park . . . are you -Massage chair Dave also holds down the presi- with the help of the local scuba there, Windy . . . bought all spots on the FM station during its first dency of NARA.... Delighted come in, available (Continued on page 36) Windy ..." week on the air in Cincinnati. 14 BILLBOARD, September 12, 1964

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The SOMEBODY NEW -Chuck Jackson, Wand net- OH LORD -Big on the new push, there also appears work Mtgbelle, Scepter still -unsettled Alan to be put up a little more than GOTTA GIVE HER LOVE -Volumes, American Artists Jay Lerner- Burton more activity in the spoken $400,000 to DOWN HOME GIRL Lane show, finance the Alan -Alvin Robinson, Red Bird word field. BLESS OUR LOVE also without any investment. Columbia has been Jay Lerner - Frederick Loewe -Gene Chandler, Constellation Victor's deal for "Fiddler," how- leading the way with such disk musical and Columbia's version productions "Who's ever. calls for a hefty shellout as Afraid of of the original cast album has * ERNIE DURHAM- W,ILB, DETROIT in Virginia Woolf." FIRST advertising and promotion ex- "Strange Inter- already sold over 5,000,000 APPEARANCE IN LOCAL TOP 15 lude," SINCE I'VE LOST YOU -Jimmy penditure. The rights to the "Hamlet" and "The Sub- copies. CBS also financed the Ruffin, Soul Lerner ject Was Roses." Now, follow -up Lerner SOMEBODY NEW -Chuck Jackson, Wand -Lane show is said to be Colum- -Loewe show, NEW GIRL -Accents, Onederful bia has scheduled a coming to Victor through an recording "Camelot" to the tune of about 2075- Willie Mitchell, Hi of CANDY TO ME earlier commitment Lerner made the Actors Studio production 5480,000 and Columbia's origi- -Eddie Holland, Motown with Victor's of "Three Sisters" for Sept. 13 nal cast album BREAKOUTS affiliated com- has sold more TOO MANY pany. NBC. and RCA Victor is coming than DRIVERS -Lowell Fulsom, Kent out 1,000,000 copies. GIRL WHY DO YOU MAKE ME with BLUE -Temptations, Gordy the British production I WANNA THANK The other label in the of "The Skin of Our YOU- Enchanters, W. B. origi- Teeth" is IT'S nal cast "Othello" starring Laurence an ALL OVER -Ben E. King, Atto album running for the adaptation of Thornton Wil- YOU MUST new Olivier. BELIEVE ME- Impressions, ABC season will be ABC -Para- der's Pulitzer Prize - winning OPPORTUNITY -Jewels, Dimension Another GOTTA GIVE HER mount with "Something More." striking example of play of 1943. The music is be- LOVE -Volumes, American Artists ABC -Paramount made its bow the long -range planning that ing composed by Leonard Bern- in the goes into the stein and Broadway field this past acquisition of a the lyrics and book * ED WRIGHT -WABQ, CLEVELAND Broadway musical are FIRST season with "High Spirits" and property is being written by Betty Corn - APPEARANCE IN LOCAL 15 I'LL TOP "Fade Out -Fade In." It gets Columbia's wrap -up of the orig- den and Adolph ALWAYS LOVE. YOU- Brenda Holloway, Motown Green. RHYTHM -Major the original cast inal cast album rights to Lance, Okeh album rights "The Although no production I HAD A TALK MIN Skin date MY MAN -Mitly Collier, Chess through its parent of Our Teeth," which isn't LOVER'S PRAYER company has yet been announced, Co- -Wallace Brothers, Sims THEN ABC - Paramount Theaters' tie scheduled to open on Broadway also YOU CAN TELL ME GOODBYE -Johnny lumbia appears to have the I'M Nash. Chen with until COUNTING ON YOU- Freeman Brothers. Lester Osterman and Julie September 1965. Colum- inside track on the new Richard Mala Styne's On Stage bia picked up the rights BREAKOUTS Productions. through Rodgers musical, "The Time RUNNING OUT OF its of FOOLS- Aretha Franklin, Columbia parent company, the LET IT BE ME- The Broadway scene was also Columbia Cookoo," on which the com- Everett 8 Butler, Vee lay Broadcasting IT'S ALL OVER extended this past season with System. which will poser is collaborating with lyri- -Ben E. King, Atto be the sole backer of the show. cist RECORDS TO WATCH RCA Victor reaching as far up- Stephen Sondheim. The mu- FEVER The production will -Alvin Robinson, Red Bird town as Lincoln be capital- sical is an SOMEBODY NEW Center to do ized adaptation of the -Chuck Jackson, Wand at 5400,000 with a 20 I CAN'T original cast album versions of per popular Arthur Laurents play. HELP MYSELF -Gems, Chess The King and I" and The Merry Victor JOHN Widow." has a deal * HARDY -KDIA, SAN FRANCISCO. OAKLAND with Lincoln Center to record RECORDS TO WATCH IT'S ALL OVER -Ben E. King, Alto LOVE COMES Mills Sale a AND GOES -Roscoe Sheldon, Sims Forerunner LA DE DA LOVE YOU -loci Focc, Symbol GOODNIGHT IRENE- little Richard, Vee Jay Continued from page 1 that U &I would be SUCH A SHAME -Willows, Heidi bringing to TOO the Mills MANY DRIVERS -Lowell Fulsom, Kent participation in the annual picture newer views CoI.-SG Ups pro- on the distribution ceeds resulting from perform- and sales of printed product and ances, mechanical and other the utiliza- tion of catalog material uses of the copyrights in the than had characterized the Mills catalogs. This participa- extended Tight Security Don Kirshner period of family on Animals tion will be offered for direct ownership of Mills Music by Jack Mills. the Continued from page 8 Continued from page 1 subscription by U &I sharehold- large groups of young people ers. firm's president, and Irving The closing is expected to and where which sometimes number thou- Mills, vice -president. At present, it is least possible to take place around the end of sands and endangers the public. there are no changes expected move celebrities without the the year. "Beginning at once. at Ken- in the Mills personnel pattern, fans and general public seeing According to them. nedy International, LaGuardia Richard L. Ro- but it's known that some top- But co-operation between senthal, U &I president, his the agencies and Newark Airports, such pas- firm flight music men have been ap- involved has been "looks forward to an sengers will arrive at and depart extended proached about the possibilities good at the airport and will period of active participation result from an area designated by in of eventually taking over the in continuing methods to the music industry." He said, protect everyone. the airport manager other than will actual day -to -day running of the public "Ours not be a passive or the firm. At the request of passenger terminal investor Billboard, buildings. -oriented role. Rather, and in view we of its international "No members of intend that our new sub- readership's the public interest in the new may be present. sidiary, to be called Mills Music, measures, advance Inc., will information "When arrivals of this nature continue extremely ac- about the new rules tive Blue Star were pro- must be handled in the to engage in all aspects of vided. federal the music business which have inspection areas of the interna- The rules, to be heretofore been carried on by issued to tional arrival building at Ken- press, radio and TV, point out nedy, special the predecessor company, its arrangements will label that it is subsidiaries and affiliates. Formed "necessary to adopt be made in space not visible or new procedures for the han- accessible to the public. "Thus, we shall welcome and Blue HOLLYWOOD - Star dling of highly publicized celeb- "Authorized representatives of indeed actively seek new Records has writ- been formed by rity arrivals and departures news media will assemble at the ers, as well as the affiliation with Thomas Morgan, talent man- which characteristically attract press interview room at Kennedy Mills of proven ager, who DON established tal- plans developing new airport or at the police desks at KIRSHNER ents." Rosenthal also stated that performers through records and LaGuardia and Newark for past all of the Mills' music several weeks that the activities then guiding their careers into transportation to the designated parent would be continued, company had such a encompass- other entertainment areas. area. Press ing the publication conferences may be move in mind and trade talk of sheet Already signed for the new handled only in the area music and Expansion at desig- has been brisk as to who'll take folios and educa- label are Dan Truhitte, who nated for arrival or departure." tional music, and over Kirshner's post as head also the pub- plays the juvenile lead in the The of lishing instructions were issued the recording operations that activities of Mills in forthcoming film, Sales by Lee K. relations in- Canada, "Sound of Melody Jaffe, public cludes the Colpix and Dimen- England. France, Ger- Music," Dick Tretter, director for the Port of New many, Belgium, actor sion labels. Its known that the Holland, Mex- turned vocalist; NEW YORK -Melody Sales York which operates ico and Charles (Lefty) Authority. Columbia Pictures' executives Brazil. Wright. rock 'n' roll vocalist, in San Francisco has taken over the airports. have been Rosenthal noted, however, as the new the auditioning a num- and the Hurricanes trio. distributor for ber of key record personnel but Singles already produced for Elektra, Nonsuch and Crest- nobody view LP The arrange- has been chosen yet. release in the next few months lines. As ments were made between AI Oriole to CBS president, Kirshner will be will include "It Has to Be Al- in Festival Pacts Bramy and Tony Valerio of charge of all motion picture ways" by Truhitte; "The House Continued from page I and Continued from page 1 Melody and Mel and TV music for Columbia of the Rising Sun" by Hur- Paner the Jac sales and Roulette Records president of Pictures and Screen Gems. set the Island Holzman, manager He Records arrange- ricanes, and "Wishing Again" by the same name), who currently will direct the activities ment with president of Elektra respec- of Chris Blackwell, who Tretter. heads the Oriole will Gower Music, Screen tively. operation, Gems - discovered and produced the Morgan is in partnership with - Columbia Melody currently distributes be in charge of the new CBS Music, Inc. and Col - hits of Millie Small. Fred Horton gems in an ASCAP firm, Oriole combine. In addition to Music Corporation. He'll Blue Star Epic, Crescendo, Fantasy, Re- now Festival also releases the Music. The record ex- the tics with the Oriole disk op- devote more time to work- product prise, Caedmon and Okeh. ing creatively of the U. S. Decca or- ecutive explained LP's would be eration, it's also reported that with his writers ganization. developed for these per- (more than including Decca, new CRI will expand its publishing 70 writers are under Coral and Brunswick; the ABC - formers, with Horton and Susan activities through this new tie. contract to the firms) in music. Paramount group which in- Quickel writing lyrics and Tret- fered via mail order. The com- office films and TV. In addition. cludes Columbia's New York ABC -Paramount, Com- ter, Wright and Morgan himself pany will shortly advertise the about Kirshner will be developing new mand, is being quite hush -hush talent in all Impulse Grand Award creating original music. LP in Trains magaziine and the disk and publishing venture areas of commercial and Westminster; music and Atlantic and Blue Star's first LP is "A will place the product in hobby and it's expected that the ven- will also be more its associated labels; actively engaged 20th Cen- Treasury of American Railroad shops to hit this particular mar- ture will be announced by Peter in music for tury-Fox, Vee Jay, Broadway Laurie, Jay Songs and Ballads" by the Talis- ket. The LP carries .a 54.98 De CBS vice- presi- musicals. Gee, & M Rougemont, A and King of Japan. men Three, which is being of- mono price. dent of European operations. 16 BILLBOARD, September 12, 1964

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REVIEWED THIS WEEK, 122 -LAST HOT POP WEEK, 124 s POP SPOTLIGHTS i STANDARD SPOTLIGHTS DEL SHANNON-DO YOU WANT TO DANCE (Clockus, BMI) (2:36) -Wild rockin' side featur- an STAN WORTH ing equally wild and piercing organ. Shannon - POOP- A -TINK (Aliworth, B sings with calculated frenzy supported (2:106)- Unusual arrangement on this "23 by World swiinger. Skidoo' War II. Flip: "This Is All I Have to Give" Worth gets a jolly good sound out (Vicki, piano. not of th BMI) (3:13). Amy 911 necessarily a chart entry, but excelles programming. Flip: "Love MIRACLES From a Heart of Gold' -THAT'S WHAT LOVE IS MADE OF (Frank, ASCAP) (2:23). RCA Victor 8421 ( Jobete, BMI) (2:55) -Good lyric line, great hand VIC clappin' beat and mighty good on- frantic perform- DANA- GARDEN IN THE RAIN (Campbell, ance by the group. Hit sound all the way! Flip: Connelly, ASCAP) (2:06) -Easy listening "Would I of former rendition Love You" (Jobete, BMI) (2:54). 4 Aces hit. Vic has youthful sound but Tamla highly professional approach. Top 54102 fare. programmin Flip: "Stairway to the Stars" (Robbins DUSTY SPRINGFIELD -ALL CRIED OUT (Kings- ASCAP) (2:12). Dolton 9 ley, ASCAP) (2:00)-It's got that potent sound. Dusty gives it a dramatic go 'round. Kids should JOE SHERMAN, HIS ORK AND love it! Flip: "I CHORUS -THAT Wish I'd Never Loved You." CERTAIN PARTY IN APT. 14 C Each week a program director (United Artists, (Michigan, BMI) (3:33). Philips andIer deelay Is ineliad to sit -in and help ASCAP) (2:14) 40229 Billboard's Review Panel select -Lively change -of -pace Spotlights. When unebie to came to the ming material. SWINGING BLUE New `fork office, guest panelists listen Sherman and chorus give moví JEANS- PROMISE YOU'LL and vets via special WATS long. theme distance speaker- lelephene sprightly performance. Heavy TELL HER (Morris, ASCAP) (2:08)- hookup. An opportunity is else given the guest air play may Successful to his enter side into lower group, successful sound, Flip: publicise own er station "Pick of the Week." part of chat. Flip: "That "Tuttie Frutti (Venice, Sunday That Summer" (Comet, BMI) (2:00). Imperial 66059 ASCAP) (3:02). World Artists 1030 RITA PAVONE -WAIT FOR ME (Pincus, ASCAP) FREDDIE GORMAN -IN A BAD WAY (Myto, BMI) MIKE (2:27) -Cute ballad that tells the story (2:29) -Socko reading CLIFFORD -ONE BY ONE THE ROSES gal of the matched with powerful DIED (Miller, (2:40) who wants her beau to wait until she beat and big brass ASCAP) -Mike is fine talent up. grows instrumentation. Plenty of sales possessing a warm and Effective performance by Rita singing in potential here. Flip: tender voice. This is a tones. pixish "There Can Be Too Much romantic and sentimental ballad Flip: "It's Not Easy" (Laurel!, ASCAP) (Of Everything I Do)" sincerely delivered. (2:52) (Myto, BMI) (2:25). Moderate sales potential. Flip: RCA Victor 8420 Ric "See You in Sep- -Tic 101 tember" (Vibar, ASCAP) (2:17). United Artists 763 MARVIN GAYE -BABY DON'T YOU DO IT ( Jobete, JAN & DEAN -RIDE BMI) (2:33) -It's that THE WILD SURF (Screen powerhouse beat that can't Gems -Columbia, BMI) (2:15 )-Movie tune be beat. Gaye chants to hand clappin' and first tempo. rate surfin' sound. Flip: "The Anaheim, Azusa & Socko instrumentation and arrangement. Flip: Cucamonga RHYTHM "Walk Sewing Circle, Book Review and Tim- & BLUES SPOTLIGHTS on the Wild Side" (Shapiro- Bernstein. ing Association" ASCAP) (2:18). (Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI) Tamla 54101 (2:24). West Coast inside joke featuring cute lyrics and surfin' sound. DEON ROUND ROBIN -THE ROUNDEST OF THEM ALL Liberty 55724 JACKSON -COME BACK HOME (McLaugh- (Cord lin, 13MI) -Hidle- Popcorn, BMI) (2:28) -Robin really (2:43)-Drivin' beat featuring raspy vocal shakes all over DAISIES -I WANNA SWIM WITH IBM (Frost, BMI) by Jackson. Chorus offers on this one. Great dance beat, (2:14)-Everybody's close support. Flip: punctuated by wild audience reactions. gettin' in the commercial swim "Nursery Rhymes" (McLaughlin, BMI) (2:14). Flip: "8069 -the biggest dance since the Vineland" (Sepe- Gig -Munrab, ASCAP) (1:51). Twist. Lyrics are Atlantic 2252 groovy and group really moves. Flip: "You Just Said Domain 1405 You Love Me" (Frost, BMI) (2:00). Roulette 4571 LITTLE ESTHER PHILLIPS -IT'S TOO SOON TO KNOW (Morris, ASCAP) (2:53)- Strings, easy tem- po and high register blusey treatment of standard. Classy Item. Flip: "You're the Reason I'm Living" PROGRAMMING SPECIALS (T.M., BMI) (2:24). Atlantic 2251 HOT POP ZOMBIES swak Itmm ,,,,, -She's Not There ( Gallico, BMI) (2:25). PARROT 9695 m NAT BROOK BROWN & THE SURFIN' SISTERS -Dream Lover (Screen BENTON -Lumberjack (Benda), Gems, ' What I Did BMI) (2:17) -Dee4 Do BMI) (1:45). AURORA 300 COUNTRY SPOTLIGHTS (Do What I Say) (Benjamin, MERCURY 72333 ASCAP) (2:34). JUNIOR AND THE CLASSICS -The Dog (East, BM1) (2:06). PAT GROOVE 0043 BOONF Beach Girl (Blackwood -T.M., Honda (Sea of BMI) (2:32) -Little THE JAY -HAWKS -Ain't It So (Robin. BMI) Tunes, BMI) (2:00). DOT 16658 (1:58). ASSOCIATED CARL SMITH- LONELY GIRL BMI) LARRY ARTISTS 1064 (Cedarwood, & MIKE -Little OF Love -Maker (2:34) Me (Pattern, ASCAP) THE DUPREES -l'm Yours (My))),. - Bouncy ballad, Carl rolls along in his (2:02)-So Long Little Buddy BMI) (2:25). COED 596 (Bamboo. BMI) (2 :12). ERA 3135 usual great style. Flip: "When It's Over" (Four LARRY HENLEY -My CRAMPTON SISTERS -Always (Berlin, ASCAP) (2:28). DCP 1107 Reasons for Living (Acuff -Rose, BMI) Star, BMI) (2:51). Columbia 43124 (2:00)+-Stleldn' Up for My Baby (Rose, RITCHIE DEAN -Goodbye Girl (Print, ASCAP) (2:05). TOWER 102 1272 BMI) (2:03). HICKORY MELBA H. R. B.ARNUM -Three Rooms With Running Water (January. MONTGOMERY-WHY DOES THE LADY LARRY LEE BMI) (2:24). CRY (2:05) -Big Boss Man (Parts I & II) IMPERIAL 66063 (Glad, BMI) -The weeper of all weep- (2:17 & 2:07). (Symbol. BMI) ENTREE 107 UNDERBEATS -Sweet Words of Love ers is effectively delivered by a country queen. Flip: JELLY (Willong, BMI) (2:28). BEANS -Baby Be Mine (Trio, HANGAR 00632 "Big, Big Heartaches" 10.011 BM) (2:47). RED BIRD (Glad, BMI) (2:17). United Artists 768 BUCHANAN & GREENFIELD -The Invasion (Novel, BMI) (2:49). POP STANDARD NOVEL 711 PATSY CLINE -BILL BAILEY YOU ROLF WON'T 'HARRIS -Ringo for President (Jonathan. MARIANNE FAITHFUL- ;reensleeses (Forward, ASCAP) (2:4(). PLEASE COME (P.D.) (2:43) HE EPIC 9721 ASCAP) (2:35). LONDON 9697 HOME - CALLED ME BABY (Central Songs, BMI) THE KINKS -You Really POLISH- AMERICAN STRING BAND -Baby Face (2:34). SURE 1024 - Got Me (Kassner, ASCAP) (2:20) Side one is a REPRISE 0306 DAVE HILL -The Only Boy on the Beach novel rendition of the old swinger. THE VICEROYS (Greene. ASCAP) -Death of an Angel (Limas. (2:41). 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www.americanradiohistory.com PROGRAMMING NEWSLETTER THE 'WRIGHT' ANSWER! Top 40 Radio Getting Deep Six (TO ROGER MILLER'S DANG ME) By BILL GAVIN ords, all the new things on your list get played Contributing Editor at least every three or four hours all day long." Another program director puts it this way: "TOP 40 RADIO," as we have known it for a "Every time we knock a tired old hit off our decade, is fast becoming obsolete. "Top 40," as chart, of it makes room for something new. With a term reference relating to a music format this new system we'll not only new based break more on singles sales, will un- hits but we'll also stir up lots more interest and doubtedly continue in our vo- excitement cabulary in new records, new artists and new for some time to come. sounds. The record people all ought to he cheer- In practice, however, the num- ing its, instead of finding fault." ber of stations actually using a full 40 best selling singles is SUCH A STATEMENT of the new policy Irì rapidly decreasing. The majority should make good sense, but apparently it does of pop format stations today not. Judging from comments and inquiries that haveve educed their applicable have been coming in to me, a good many people lists of hits to 25 or 30 titles. seem to think that a playlist is shortened by chop- d ping The day of the playlist number- new tunes off the bottom. This is not so in ing 80 to 100 titles has pasesd. These days a list the big majority of cases. The first chopping is of 60 titles is considered long. done on the older hits that have dropped down below 20 or 25. Then the half hits, whose sales INTERESTINGLY enough, a good many sta- have been fair, but which have failed to show Ruby Wright tions decline to publicize the fact they have improvement for two weeks, are dropped. This shortened their surveys. These stations continue makes room for the more dynamic newcomers, to print and distribute a full top 40, or top 50, as either with a number on the chart or as "hot they have done for years past. Their program comers" standing next in line for a number next directors will tell you privately that they are ac- week. tually playing only a portion of the records on their charts. For some reason. not clearly under- AT THIS POINT, the playlist would show they are about 10 titles in addition to the chart -a total stood, reluctant to publish a limited list DER N of 35 to 40 selections. The final 10 or 15 on the YA of the hits they are playing, which omits some singles that are still selling better list will be about equally divided among (a) pre- than some others vious that are being played. Other stations with attenu- picks that still could be hits, (h) regional S 126 hits that were passed ated surveys make no secret about it, they publish by the first time around, and (c)) their top 30's with no attempt at concealment. brand -new releases. If every pop format station in There are two the nation played slightly different approaches now only five new records a week being to -many will continue taken the short survey. In one case, the to play more would he top survey -it practically certain that The Original-headed items are simply listed according to every worthwhile new release would get fair ex- for #1 tabulations of sales reports. The other system de- posure in a number of markets. large and small. letes the older hits that are dropping down rap- will idly, so that the resulting list of 30 may actually True enough, promoters find it more diffi- he a blue- penciled 40. cult to get big station picks in some cities. In over 95,000 in 5 weeks! others, of course, this condition has existed for A few stations. accepting the principle of a quite some time and will not he a new experience. smaller number of records for airplay, still cling Let's get one point quite clear: The new trend to the ON ALL COUNTRY & WESTERN CHARTS, mystic magic of the number 10. They con- is toward a shorter survey. It is not in the direc- tinue with a full -blown survey of 40 hits but tion of drastic curtailing of airplay on newer ma- BREAKING INTO THE POP hold down their "extras" to only IO or 15. Such terial. The emphasis is on weeding out the weaker CHARTS playlists obviously have less room for new releases sides -either weak front the infirmities of old age. than lists A BRAND NEW HIT GETTING BIGGER EVERY PLAY of "25 plus 25." or weak from an inherent inability to build sales. This does not imply an impetuous haste to delete PEOPLE in the record business quite naturally every item that has passed its sales peak. The regard these changes in radio program policies occasional smashes, like a Dean Martin or a Louis WATCH THESE RECENT RIC RELEASES with some misgivings. The sale of single records. Armstrong, continue selling in big volume for a as everybody knows, is almost entirely controlled long tinte after they have dropped out of the FOR CHART AND SALES ACTION: by airplay. Some record men express the fear that No. I position, and radio will keep its "umbrella" widespread curtailment of playlists will reduce over them while they're moving out of the rack LA BAMBA THE FOUR AMIGOS S114 the exposure of new product. A number of radio locations. On the other hand, fast -dropping items people consider such fears to be groundless. become candidates for oblivion. BANZAI WASHOUT THE CATALINAS S113 "What's the good of 40 or 50 extras on a play- What the change does imply is that radio pro- BEGGAR IN list?" asks one radio man. "Most of them never grammers now rely less blindly on statistics. LOVE JIMMY ROSELLI S130 get played often find they're hits There is more evaluation of statistical data to enough to out if THE HURT FREDDIE NORTH or not. With only 20 extras. and 30 survey rec- interpret in terms of strongest possible airplay. 5119

I DON'T WANT TO PLAY IN YOUR BAND YESTERYEAR'S HITS DIANE MINOR S122 KGFJ Expands I WAS LOSING YOU GORDON MITCHELL S121 Change -of -pace programming from your librarian's shelves, featuring the disks that were the hottest in the land five years ago and ten years ago this week. R &B Format Here's how they ranked in Billboard's chart of that time: POP -5 Years Ago POP -10 Years Ago C'nntintred front paye 14 September 14, 1959 September 11, 1954

nated news on the hour which 1. The Three Bells, Browns, RCA Victor 1. Sh -Boom, Crew Cuts, Mercury broke up shows and has slotted 2. Sleep Walk, Santo & Johnny, 2. Hey, There, R. Clooney, Columbia Canadian -American three minutes of rip and read 3. Little Shoemaker, Gaylords, Mercury 3. Married, L. Price, MAY WE THANK at 15 and 45 minutes after the I'm Gonna Get EACH ONE OF THE RIC DISTRIBUTORS AND THEIR CAPABLE SALES ABC -Paramount 4. Skokiaan, R. Materie, Mercury hour. AND PROMOTION STAFFS FOR THEIR HOSPITALITY, ENTHUSIASM 4. Sea of Love, P. Phillips, Mercury 5. In the Chapel in the Moonlight, AND ACCEPTANCE New plans a management 5. ('Tit) I Kissed You, Evenly Brothers, K. Kallen, Decca OF RIC'S 9 DEBUT ALBUMS: series of heavy promotions to Cadence 6. This Ole House, R. Clooney, gain additional share of audi- 6. Red River Rock, Johnny & the Columbia Alex Zanetis Writes and Sings the Story of the Oil Fields ence, which Schorr claims al- Hurricanes, Warwick 7. High and the Mighty, V. Young, ST/M 1001 7. Broken- Hearted Melody, S. Vaughan, RCA Victor Peter and ready reaches the majority of its Penelope Poof Have a Party ST/M 1004 intended Mercury 8. Little Things Mean a Lot, K. Kallen, audience. The only How Many 8. I Want to Walk You Home, Decca Seas Must a White Dove Sail other ethnic station is KDAY. 9. High and the L. Linda Mason Sings Bob Dylan which Schorr F. Domino, Imperial Mighty, Baxter, ST/M 1005 feels does not 9. Mack the Knife, B. Darin, Ateo Capitol Fun, Fun, Fun offer any competition. 10. Baby Talk, Jan and Dean, Dore 10. Skokiaan, Four Lads, Columbia -The Catalinas ST/M 1006 The station will work a with The Four Amigos "LIVE" basic top 25 list which at the Hungry "i" ST/M 1007 will re- E BLUES RHYTHM -Five Years Ago -September 14, 1959 Soul City quire all deejays to play six of -Roosevelt Grier ST/M 1008

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sales figures I Want to Walk You Home, F. Domino, A Rare "LIVE" Recording and Schorr. his Sea of Love, P. Phillips, Mercury of Billie Holiday M 2001 librarians and deejays will meet Imperial There Rodgers and Hart Revisited early in the week to decide on Thank You Pretty Baby, B. Benton, Goes My Baby, Drifters, Atlantic M 3001 Mercury the entire playlist, which he says Red River Rock, Johnny d the What'd I Say, R. Charles, Atlantic will not be restricted to any Hurricanes, Warwick number. Promotion Sleep Walk, Santo G Johnny, men may Canadian -American Poison ley, Coasters, Atco visit the station anytime, he noted. Call your RIC distributor NOW! The deejay line -up includes: p.m.; Herman Griffith, 9 -mid- KGFJ has three mobile units Al Scott, midnight to 4 a.m.; night. which Schorr says will see RECORDING INDUSTRIES CORP. Alex Martin 5 -9 a.m.; Peter The news staff includes Hugh heavier service as part of the New Tripp. 9.1 p.m.; Bill Mercer, Williams, Gordon Graham, Jay program to increase coverage of York: 295 Madison Avenue MUrray Hill 90810 1.6 p.m.; Hunter Hancock, 6 -9 Carmichael and Larry Fineg. community activities. Nashville: 801 16th Avenue South (615) 244 -2670 September 12, 1964, BILLBOARD 19

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Lush strings, soft brass and relaxing arrangements Art Farmer is one of the stalwarts of jazz coupled with mag- Columbia ML 6026 (M); The gifted guartet gives a MS and has long been considered wonderful nificent tunes makes Vis a highly desirable among its thorough performance. Their harmony album. 6626 (S) brightest stars. With Fluegelhorn showing perfect and They capture the mood Of the way, Farmer and move actively quartet land. They get some excellent backing more Than and smoothly through mood mood. Little II years old, this sym- after four hits: s" and she bass DIayH. phony by Sobriety, jubilation and sensitivity are Bartok (although Bartok named it wAl hill.: "This Is Your "GO represented. So is talent. land a concerto, it was actually his only "Michael,""Mt "You Better Run" and "GO symphony) has become a classical standard. Home." The celebrated Philadelphia Orchestra under the baton of Eugene Ormandy turn in a memorable reading in this their first per- formance on record of the work. II will certainly make a most valuable addition to the already fine catalogue of recordings of the composition. SPECIAL SPECIAL MERIT PICK MERIT PICKS POP SPOTLIGHT Special Merit Picks are new releases of outstanding merit which deserve as THE MANY FACES OF LYN posure and which could have commercial success within their respective utt ROMAN gories of music. POP SPOTLIGHT JAll SPOTLIGHT Columbia CL 2219 (M); CS SOUL CITY 9019 (Si SALT AND PEPPER Roosevelt Grier. Ric M 1008 Sonny Stitt and Paul Gonsalves This is the gal's first album. She is an POP SPECIAL MERIT exciting new I) talent. She projects an excite- (M) Impulse A -52 (M), AS -52 (S) ment and professionalism coupled with a HERE I GO Exciting jazz all the way with Stitt and AGAIN voice with savoir faire. Her approach is somewhat Grier has reacMd a stride in this album Gonsalves, Iwo great names in jazz, in bluest' and somewhat reminiscent The Mollies. Imperial LP 9265 (M); L of soul- stirrers. He carries the emotional stimulating rapport. The duel between the of both Lena Horne and Damita 10 (not a CLASSICAL SPOTLIGHT ball with penetrating two does, however, produce a winner. The bad combination at that). Tunes included believability. His 12265 (S) voice A matched include: are: "Moon River,' "You Came Powerful with fine listener! Selections "Perdido," a Long Tunes include: MOZART: SINFONIA CON- "S'Posin'," "Salt and The invasion continues; indeed, the Colon. Way From St. Louis," "Fly Me lo the Projection. "In My Tene- "Stardust," Pepper, ment," "On Broadway," "Uptown." and "Theme From Lord of the Flies." have been lost to the musical forces Moon." CERTANTE IN E -FLAT MAJOR Elizabeth Regina. The Hollies, a FOR VIOLIN, VIOLA AND OR- English group, wails P expected form e sound on some good old Americana CHESTRA "Memphis," "Stay," "IL's Only Make I lieve." Association and sound is a Cleveland Orchestra (Szell) menial asset to say the least. Columbia ML 6025 (M); MS 6625 (5) .Y7rarw 441, Another fine addition to the repertoire of recordings of two fine Mozart works. Al- ALBUM though there are other excellent recordings of K 364, the performances of Druian and REVIEW Skernick may hold their own with the best -as may Soprano Raskin and her superb singing. The highly respected and revered POLICY names o( 51111 and the Cleveland Orchestra will certainly garner much of the initial response for this album. Every album sent to Billboard JAZZ SPOTLIGHT for review is heard by Bill SEE ALBUM REVIEWS POP SPOTLIGHT board's Review Panel, and THE BODY AND TEl SOUL POP SPOTLIGHT ils soles potential is rated THE YOUNG CHEVALIER ON BACK COVER Freddie Hubbard. Impulse Ils of music TEEN LOVES THEMES within category AS -38 (S) Maurice Chevalier. Capitol A -38 (M); Full reviews are Pnsentad Fine commercial jazz bound to please the T 10360 (M) Jimmie Haskell & His for Spotlight Picks or Special Ork. IN multitudes. Hubbard plays a mighty fine ADVERTISING horn and his interpretations are sensitive This Chevalier LP is Capitol T 2151 (M); ST 2151 (S) Merit Picks, and oll other simply magnifique. It and direct to the point. The over -all sound compiles recordings of the great entertainer BUSINESS PAPE RS their is big with Freddié s trumpet virtuosity dis LP's ore listed under hen he sang n the 30's. Although Excellent Haskell arrangements of teen played amid e large musical er0anizal ion. Chevalier sings in phis native tonç MEANS BUSINE38 ilea. inter- standards backed up with a strong pro. A few Ihr selections are: 'Body and rspeet, eotega ors ís not necessary. When the French motional tiein with Teen Magazine con, ' "1 Got It Bad and That man sings, his language Soul," Skylark," is oniTerT, bine to give this package top sales appeal. Ain't Good." 26 BILLBOARD, September 12, 1964

www.americanradiohistory.com BACH; FOUR ORCHESTRAL SUITES MERIT Jean -Francois /Paillard & Paillard ® POP SPECIAL SACRED SPECIAL MERIT Chamber Orchestra. Epic SC 6047 Ad 151 Agency TWELVE- STRING GUITAR 1h11; BSC 147 THE ELECTRIC SINGIN' IN MY SOUL *** THREE -STAR ALBUMS Imperial LP 9263 (M); Tom Tedesco. The Lewis Family. Stordoy SLP 289 (M) CLASSICAL The threestar rating indicates moder- Ups ate Nasatir LP 12263 (S) sales potential within each record's Well performed country gospel. The group BACH: THE TWO AND THREE music category. has its roots in the rural The I2- siring goiter has bttome the M. South with each PART INVENTIONS NEW YORK L. member of the Family a first -rate performer. -Mort Nasa- Guitar, five -string banjo, fiddle, Glenn Gould. Columbia MI, 6022 providing the exciting backings, and acs bass ac POPULAR tir has been company the lively toe -tapping IM); MS 6622 (51 promoted at the companiment for so many of our current messages put down by the group. THE OF E% pop and country hits. This album, which Selections include: SOUL Al BRADFORD West, Weir & Bartel advertis- "look Away," "Climbing Jacob's Vae JaY VJLP SDSa lMl showcases it so well, is De pop -0riented, Ladder," "The Ship to Glory," "Singìn' in My JAll ing agency to the but wdl Soul." MUSIC TO STOP SMOKING BY post of direc- S+I country music. The euiarpbasiicallylobelongs9 9 Salveoor aua rief. Raulotto R 25262 BEATLEJAZZt IMI; SR 25262 151 tor of the sales promotion ro country music as do many of the songs de- herein. Bob Hammer Band. ABC -Paramount TV'S "PENNY" (40f.'.) partment. He will, however, SPIRITUAL SPECIAL MERIT ABC 497 1511; ABSC 497 151 Rosemary Print. Pharos MN 10001 fMl¡ SN ]0001 IS/ continue as vice -president in HE'LL BLESS YOUR SOUL SOUL SISTERS SAM FLETCNER SINGS charge of the record division GIota Coleman Quartet. Impulse A47 Vee Jay VJLP 1094 (MI SPECIAL which COUNTRY MERIT The Richberg Singers. Vee Joy VJLP (MI; AS -47 I51 GIANT encompasses the activi- BLUES INSTRUMENTAL RHYTHM L 5057 (M) HITS ties of MGM, Verve and THE OIL FIELDS Various ArtísfS. Imperial LP 9271 fMl Deutsche Grammophon. A COMEDY LOVE fine collection of gospel songs, beautifully ME WITH ALL YOVR HEART Alex Zanetis. Ric M1001 (M) and meaningfully delivered V lctor Feldman. Vee JaY VJLP 1096 Succeeding Nasatir as ac- by TM Rich - THEM POEMS (M> burgh Singers. Selections Include: "I this approach here is Must count supervisor for the record Actually more Western Tell Jesus," "Rock of Ages," Mason Williams. Vee Joy VJLP II03 HELLO TROUBLE anything else with our oil "I Will Fol- than fields lying low." V) has attractively packaged IM) Orville Couch. Vee Jay VJLP 1097 IM> division is Lloyd G. Seidman, IM West and Southwest primarily. the al. In The bum. a vice -president formerly in lordenaires, banjos, and guitar support the SPECIALTY talented vocalizing of Zanetis, who is also SPIRITUAL charge of theater advertising. to M commended for nine fine tunes he's NI KANTU EN ESPERANTO Acey written out of the 12 represented here. Various Art isfs. Ei Pe canto Dlsk 1001 Lehman 'has been named The GOSPEL SONGS OUR MOTHER IM1 is excellent and the creative performance listening TAUGHT US supervisor for the rec- A most pleasant as Alex and the lordanaires PA A ND PENELOPE POOF HAVE ord dig deep into an earthy resource. **** The HIRhway Q.C.'S. Vee Jay VILE PTicgRM TY division, and Jack Maher FOUR -STAR ALBUMS 5055 (M) 1004 IMI has assumed the added duties The four -star rating is awarded new as account executive on Verve albums with sufficlenl commercial po THAT OLD TIME RELIGION SPOKEN WORD Iential in their respective cetegor ;es Harmonizing Four. Vee lay and MGM. Gail Kanner be- RHYTHM A BLUES SPECIAL to VITA' WHITMAN: LEAVES OF GRASS, VOL- merit being stocked by most dealers. 5054 ISII UME TWO comes an assistant account t;./ onstops and rack jobbers handling Ed Beglay. Cedmon TC 11541M1 MERIT that category. executive. INTERNATIONAL STEAL AWAY 91111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRlluuIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII RICHARD TAUBER Jimmy Hughes. Vee Joy VJLP 1102 (M) POPULAR Capitol T 10369 (M111 BEATLES THE 15 GREATEST SONGS OF THE MY Hi Records TO Jimmy's penetrating blues singing has placed BEATLES NAPLES him on the pop music chart in the Sergio Brunt. Capitol T 10370 1511 past. The Merseyboys. One of his former hits, "Steal Away," is Vet lay VJI.P 1101 PLAY BENEFIT represented in the album. Jimmy sticks to IMI Sets Parley the rdb idiom with both soulful ballads FOLK NEW YORK and up tempo swingers. ANNETTE AT BIKINI BEACH - The Beatles Vista BV 3324 (h11 HOYT AXTON EXPLODES MEMPHIS -Hi Records, a will do a benefit date for Vee Tay VILE 1098 1M) SOULFUL label distributed by London United Cerebral Palsy of N. Y. OLDIES and Retarded Infants Service Various Artist. Oldies 33 OL 8005 IM) Records, will hold a two -day at RHYTHM & BLUES SPECIAL SACRED meeting here Sept. 23 -24 to in- the New York Paramount Thea- TUNES OF GLORY U MERIT HE'S GOT THE WHOI.E WORLD IN troduce fall product. London is ter Sept. 20. The performance Andy Stewart. Epic LF 18031 (MI HIS HANDS working with Hi in making the will he the last of the British THE GREATEST SING THEIR THE The Sunshine Boys. Smrday SLP 290 SOUL REGENTS "LIVE" AT THE (M) arrangements. group's current personal appear- A.M.-P.M. DISCOTHEQUE FAVORITES Hi artists set include Bill ance tours in the U. S. They Capitol KAO 2153 IM); SKAO 2153 (SI Black, Ace Sim- are scheduled to return to Eng- Various Artists. Woad LP 660 (M). 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By DON LIGHT announcer, has a new record re- Unit Hit at In lease on the Chart label. . . Busy Season Hase Jones, head of Hal Smith Don Bowman, WKDA disk jockey. Artist Production, flew to. New and RCA recording artist, cut new York last week to watch Ernest singles for RCA Victor last week. Tubb and His Texas Troubadours Roy Orbison leaves next week Du Quoin Fair On West Coast tape a Jimmy Dean show to be for tour of Canada, set by Jim shown in October.... Bobby Bare McConnell, of Acuff -Rose Artists DU QUOIN, Ill. -The Du recorded for RCA Victor early, WOODLAND HILLS, Calif. Corporation.. . Bob Luman re- Quoin State Fair here, in its -Country music has enjoyed then had his tonsils removed. He corded new singles for Hickory first booking of a left the hospital Sept. I. a c &w talent, considerable boom on the West last week under direction of Wes- played to a Bobby Lewis is scheduled to begin ley grandstand crowd Coast the past year, according to Rose.... Dave Dudley's busy of well over a 10-day tour of California next September schedule takes him to 10,000 on the open- Steve Stebbins, of Americana week. Arizona, Canada, Minnesota and ing night of the event Aug. 30 Corporation, country talent Kitty Wells recorded a new al- despite late KITTY WELLS, Decca recording Texas. . Hickory artist Ernest afternoon thunder- bookers with offices here. "Our week the bum last under direction Ashworth and wife have a new storms and severe weather warn- and star of the "Grand Ole Dpry," artists have had an unusually of Decca's Owen Bradley. . . boy born Sept. 30.... Monument ings. is currently in the top of the country Hank Lockland just returned from busy season," Stebbins stated. Records' Jack Kirby and John The show, packaged and pro- shorts with "PASSWORD" a successful tour of Ireland and (Decca "and our office introduced coun- Sippel leave this week for trips to duced by Bob Neal, of. the Bob Germany and is getting a new the East and .31622). Kitty, long known as the try music successfully to numer- West Coast. Neal Agency, Nashville, in co- session together for RCA. Billy Walker, recent signee of Queen of Country Music, is hooked ous fairs and rodeos in the area operation with E. O. Stacy, vice - Grant Turner. well -known WSM Key Talent, is set for a September by the Denny -Moeller Agency of for the first time." tour of Florida, Ohio, Arizona, president of GAC in Chicago. included Hank Nashville. Eddie Dean, recently returned Texas and Louisiana. . Decca Snow and His (Advertlsl!mentl artist Jimmy Newman just returned Rainbow Ranch Boys, Ferlin from eight weeks in the Far Jim McCoy Show from a week's stint in Toronto.... Husky and His Hush Puppies, East, Aug. 28 began a 25 -day Ray Price and His Cherokee Cow- Wade Ray, Ray Price and His trek through Alaska, Stebbins boys just returned from Texas Cherokees, Skeeter Davis, Bill reports. On Oct. 1, Jonie and Sets Fair Mark where they broke four Stars out of five Anderson and 'Opry' Johnny Mosby (C o l um b i a), house records. New house records the Poor Boys. AMBOY, 111: The Jim Mc- Little Jimmie Dickens, the Col- Freddie Hart and Ray Sanders were set at Abilene's Cow Palace, begin a Coy Show, with Zeb Lewis and Grand lins Kids, Stringbean, Melba 140 M 27-day tour of the West- Prairie's Hi Ho Club, Hel - In kits. ern States for the Kitty Hawkins, Capa Records otes Floore Country Store, and Montgomery, the Carolina Clog - Americana artists, as special guests, ap- Odessa's Tumbleweed Club. gers, Jimmy Gately, and. the CINCINNATI -Officials of firm, opening in Concord, Calif. peared at the Lee County Fair Kinsmen Trio. Station WSM. Nashville, report On Sept. 13, Americana starts here recently and, according to D. M. Hayes, president of the that stars from its "Grand Ole an auditorium package through the sponsors, set a new attend- Kids Du Quoin Fair Association, said Opry" will be seen in sorne 140 the San Fernando Valley. The Collins show will ance record for a grandstand the fair will continue to offer radio markets scattered around be headed by Hank Snow and his unit plus a num- attraction at the event. To Far East a country music show as its the country this fall. Other features were Jim Mc- opening night grandstand fea- The "Grand Ole Opry" show, ber of other "Grand Ole Opry" Coy. the Melody Playboys, Andy HOLLYWOOD -The Collins ture in the future and has com- with Flan and Scruggs and spon- features. The Mosbys will be and Kevin McCoy, and Tex Barr Kids, Larry and Lorrie, jet out missioned Neal and Stacy to pro- sored by Martha White Mills the only area artists on the show. Bob his sec- and Company, sharpshooting of here for the Far East Mon- duce a similar package for the and Pet Milk, will be seen in 55 Luman, on act. day (7) on an eight -week tour 1965 event. markets. The Wilburn Brothers, ond tour for Americana, kicks that will take them to Hong Teddy and Doyle, will be spot- off a I7 -day tour of the West- ern 21, opening in Kong, Southeast Asia, Taiwan, ted in 20 markets, sponsored by States Sept. SPREADING FROM Japan, Okinawa, Guam and the Music the Garrett Snuff Company, Phoenix, Ariz. On Oct. Festival Georgie Riddle (United Artist MARKET TO MARKET I Philippines. and the Porter Wagoner show, The Kids recently Set with Medicine launches a 15-day tour in Na- shot in Rome tional City, Calif. on "The Hollywood Palace" ROME Company picking up the tab, TV -er, which will aired - The Eternal City "SOCIETY be as which has stayed will be seen in 68 markets. The the first "Palace" show of the ottt of the fes- seg started four tival picture until Wagoner years season Oct. 3. now is getting in only into the act. It ago with showings 17 GIRL" The Far East trek was ar- will present a markets. Leighter to Move Festival of Roses with 16 singers P ranged for the Collinses by Stew The "Grand Ole Opry" syn- 921 in 24 songs. Winners will Universal Talent, be show is Jackson Leigh - Carnal!, of chosen by dicated network now NEW YORK- RAG Inc., here. Carnali reports that spectators and foreign on more than 400 radio ter, president of Realm Enter- DOLLS tourist office representatives seen another of his acts, Bobby Bare, in stations in the United States and prises, Sir Enterprises and Rolls t late October. t was released from the hospital Canada. Music, is switching operation, With the leading musical in Nashville Sept. I and resumes from New York to Hollywood. house, the Teatro Sistina, al- work in Albuquerque, N. M., ommunommilli The move will be made in mid - as umullnmllluuunmm lmllnlnnnumauu Sept. 10. ready named the locale and September. Jacqueline Boyd. RAI agreeable to televising the promotion manager for both Sir final night, the festival will pre- WISZ BOWS and Real records, will work Jay & The Jimmy Driftwood sent eight established singers, from a New York base under each with two songs. One song C FORMAT Americans At N. Y. Fair &W the supervision of Real Vice - will be entered in the final. And President Buffy Karr. COME A LITTLE NEW YORK -Country singer eight new singers with one song BALTIMORE, MD. -WISZ, Jimmy an each, half of whom will reach 500 -watt indie, has inaugurated Driftwood made ap- policy of country and BIT CLOSER pearance Friday morning (4) at the finals will be presented. a new western music programming UA 759 the Pavilion of the States in the There will be awards for the first four places. daily 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. The sta- DJ On the One to Watch Kennedy Plaza. which been COUNTRY Accompanying him here for Organized by OMA, a mu- tion, had program- sical sponsoring ming mostly pop albums and WNITED the World's Fair appearance organization, that RTtSTS were Miss the festival will feature two or- non -rock singles in time OF THE WEEK his son James and deejays America and Miss Arkansas. chestras and will be limited to period has added Wally the 6 p.m. to They spent a day in Nashville Italian participants and Italian Hortonwill for en route here, songs. midnight stint and "Butterball" Page for the all -night portion. The market's only country music station prior to the WISZ change had been WBMD, a 1,000 waiter that operates dur- ing daylight only. "We are going to keep our COMING NOV. 7 r standard -pop music format from sign -on to 6 p.m.," said WISZ' The second annual edition of the most treasured and successful new general manager, Charlie Doll, "and, in addition, we hope supplement. edition ever published by Billboard to pick up the many country music fans in the area who The "Award Winning" have no country music pro- gramming to listen to after sun- down." Other WISZ deejays are Woody Wooden, 6 -9 a.m.: Norm WORLD OF COUNTRY Cannon, 9 -noon and 3 -6 p.m., and Matt Edwards, noon -3 p.m. WSM Radio's Mr. D.J. U.S.A. Sept. I1 be Gus Thomas, of Station IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII will Winner of a Jesse H. Neal WTID, Newport News, Ve. Gus joined the WTID staff when the station Editorial Achievement Award for 1963 lost MUSIC switched to ee all- country format MEN WHO READ He brought with him o wide 1 year. BUSINESSPAPERI{ knowledge of country musk Cram his MEAN BUQINEYY ADVERTISING DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 28 experience os a disk jockey and enter- tainer. 28 BILLBOARD, September 12, 1961. www.americanradiohistory.com 1 HOT COUNTRY COUNTRY MUSIC CORNER SINGLES By BILL SACHS Buddy an Billboard SPECIAL Meredith, following recording artist and deejay. flew SURVEY for Week Ending 9/12/64 engagement at the Mayflower to Greenland recently for a month Lest Cafe, Cheyenne, Wyo., Weeks en This last flew into of personal appearances a Week Week TITLE, Weás an with Artist, label 8 Ne. Chan Week Week TITLE, Artist, No. Nashville last week to cut a session lebel 6 CNaN USO unit. . . George Jones and for the Rice label. Following the the Jones Boys began a 1 1 I GUESS I'M CRAZY. 10 26 Canadian 26 SWEET ADORABLE YOU 9 session. he hustled on to Colorado trek at Jam Reeve, RCA Victor B383 Eddy Arnold, RCA Fort William, Ont., Aug. Victor 6363 Springs, Colo., a for week's stand 24. The Canadian dates were set at the DANG ME 15 27 32 Navajo Hogan Club. . by Bob FORT WORTH, DALLAS OR HOUSTON . 3 Neal in co-operation with Roger Miller, Smash 1881 Jimmy George Hamilton IV. RCA Victor 8392 Newman opens Sunday (6) W. E. (Lucky) Moeller, of the at the Shiloh Dude Ranch in THE COWBOY IN THE Denny- Moeller Talent Agency, CONTINENTAL 28 41 DERN YA .. 2 Dickerson, Clyde I:: Md.... Beavers . SUIT Ric Nashville. Sonny James did 13 Ruby Wright, I26ó4 and the Eager Beavers, Marty Robbins, Columbia 43049 Caron stuff at the Missouri State Fair. Young, Dottie West, 29 31 THE NESTER 6 Justin Tubb, Sedalia, Sunday (301.. Johnny 4 5 I DONT LOVE YOU Darrell ANYMORE 13 lefty Frireell, Columbia 43051 McCall and Stonewall Sea, who has been in California Charlie louvin, Capitol 5173 Jackson appeared in Columbus, for a string 30 48 GIVE ME 40 of one- nightcrs, heads ACRES (To Turn This Ga.. Aug. 25, on a political rally back 5 6 THE BALLAD OF IRA HAYES cast this week. . . . W. R. 10 Rig Around) 2 for Garland Johnny Cash, Columbia 43058 Byrd, former Lieuten- Watt, president manager Willis Brothers, Starday 681 ant Governor of the of Georgia and now Southwestern Exposition and Fat 6 4 I LOVE TO a DANCE WITH ANNIE 13 31 37 PLEASE BE MY LOVE 2 candidate for Congress.... Just Stock Show, Fort Ernest Ashworth, Hickory 1265 Worth, has an- George Jones 8 Melba Motgomery, 15 years ago, Kenny Roberts. nounced the signing of Judy Lynn united artists 732 yodeling cowboy, had one 7 7 PASSWORD 6 of the and her eight -piece string band as Kitty Wells, Decca 31622 32 biggest country records of the year an added 30 CIRCUMSTANCES 21 with attraction for the 1965 Billy Waller, Columbia 43010 his "I'll Never See Maggie event. Watt 12 recently made a spe 8 ME 8 Alone." Roberts has the same Till Anderson, 33 36 I STEPPED OVER cial trip to Las Vegas to catch Decca 3163) THE LINE 11 song out again. with ar- Hank Snow, RCA Victor 8334 original Miss Lynn's show at the Golden 9 8 SECOND FIDDLE (To An Old Guitar) 16 rangements, this time on the King 34 Nugget and made the signing on Jean Shepard, Capitol 5169 29 WORKIN' IT OUT 5 label. Deejays may obtain a copy the spot. Dates for the 1965 Fort Lester Flat 6 Earl Scruggs 8 the F099y by writing to Quentin W. 10 9 MEMORY p1 16 Mountall Boys, Welty, Worth event are Jan. 29 through Columbia 43)80 B -W Webb Pierce, Decca 31617 Music, Box 337. Wooster, Feb. 7. Miss Lynn was in Nash- 35 35 BE QUIET MIND .14 Ohio. 11 14 ville last week to cut ONE IF FOR HIM, TWO IF FOR ME 10 Ott Stephens. Reprise 0272 Charlotte another al- David Houston, Epic 9690 Harden, country music bum for United Artists. 36 27 SORROW ON THE ROCKS 21 12 11 TOGETHER AGAIN 24 Porter Wagoner, RCA Victor 6336 Buck Owens, Capitol 5136 37 42 STRONGER THAN DIRT ., 3 WITH 13 13 BAD NEWS 8 Glenn Barber, 5tarday 676 THE COUNTRY JOCKEYS Johnny Cash, Columbia 43058 38 28 WINE, WOMAN AND SONG .20 14 19 SAM HILL . 5 Loretta Lynn, Decca 31603 By B11.1. SACHS King, Claude Columbia 43083 39 38 PUT YOUR ARMS AROUND HER 13 Murray Kash, formerly of country, with the exception of 15 17 HERE COMES Norma lean, RCA MY BABY 4 Victor 8328 Canada, has just West, entered his two hours a day devoted to a Dottie RCA Victor 8374 40 25 I'M HANGING UP THE PHONE 15 10th year as one of Europe's gospel program and news. . 16 21 I DON'T CARE Carl Butler 8 Pearl. Columba 3 43030 leading c &w deejays. His pro- A. Buck Owens, Capitol 5240 H. Foltin, a &r man and pub- 41 34 BE BETTER TO YOUR BABY 13 grams have been heard through- licity man at Kingston 17 18 Tubb, Records, MR. AND MRS. USED TO BE 8 Ernest Decca 31614 out the British Isles and the 415 Ernest Tubb 6 L Schuylkill Avenue, Reading. Lynn, Decca 31643 42 44 TALKING TO THE NIGHT LIGHTS 6 Continent via Radio Luxem- Pa., has available deejay copies 18 22 DON'T BE Del Reeves, ANGRY 4 Columba 43044 bourgh and the British Stonewall Broad- of Kenny Roberts' first single Jackson, Columbia 43076 43 46 BLUE GUITAR 9 casting Corporation. The latest on the label, "Jingle Yodeling 19 20 ASK MARIE She, Wooley, MGM 13241 6 to be added to his list is Sonny lames, the Song" b.w. "You're Thinking Capitol 5197 44 - JUST BETWEEN THE TWO OF US 1 British Forces Broadcast- Right." 20 10 Merle Write him on your sta- WHERE DOES A LITTLE TEAR Haggard 8 Bonnie Owens, Tally 181 ing Service, which tapes one of tion COME FROM letterhead. In the same mail, 13 45 43 INVISIBLE TEARS Kash's George Jones, United Artists .. ... 21 c &w programs weekly Foltin will shoot you a 724 Ned Miller, Fabor 128 copy of for transmission to British Army Dick Tacker's new one on King- 21 24 CHIT AKINS, MAKE ME A STAR 8 46 45 IF ANYONE CAN bases Don Bowman, RCA Victor 8384 SHOW CAUSE . . 4 around the world.... Sta- ston, "Heartaches a Glenn Barber, W i t i n g 5tarday 676 lion WMGS, Bowling Green, 'Round the Bend" "A 22 15 TAKE MY RING OFF YOUR FINGER 13 b.w. Girl 47 40 BLUE BIRD LET ME TAG is Carl Smith. Columbia 43033 ALONG . 7 Ohio, now operating all- Like You." Rose Maddox, Capitol 5186 23 23 THEN I'LL STOP LOVING YOU 18 48 49 BURNING Browns, RCA Victor 8348 MEMORIES 27 Ray Price, Columbia 42971 24 16 MY HEART SKIPS A BEAT 25 49 47 MEET ME TONIGHT OUTSIDE Buck Owens, Capitol 5136 OF TOWN 9 In Howard, De1.Mar 1013 25 33 PLEASE TALK TO MY HEART 2 50 50 BLUE SMOKE Ray Price, Columbia 43086 7 Warren Smith, Liberty 55699 VOICE! HOT coiITATTRY ALBUMS This last Weeks en This Week Week TITLE, Lest Artist, label IL NE. Chen Want. .R Week Week TITLE, Artist, lbet Ne. Chen 1 1 I WALK THE LINE 10 KIP 11 16 TOGETHER AGAIN /MY HEART Johnny Cash, Columbia CL 2190 (MI; SKIPS BEAT CS 8990 (SI A . 2 Buck His Owens 6 Buckaroos, Capitol T rn 2135 (M); ST 2 4 BEST OF BUCK OWENS 10 2135 (5) Capitol T 2105 (M); ST 2105 (S) 12 13 BEFORE I'M OVER YOU 4 Loretta Lynn, Dem., 4541 3 6 THE BEST OF Dl (M); JIM REEVES 6 DL 74541 (5) F? TYLER RCA Victor LPM 2890 MI; LSP 2890 (S) 13 11 GUITAR COUNTRY 32 4 2 MOONLIGHT AND ROSES ...... 15 Chet Atkins, RCA Victor LPM 2783 (M); l,m Reeves, RCA Victor IPM 2854 (M); 15P 2783 (S) LSP 2854 (5) 14 15 ON THE BANDSTAND 36 5 5 Buck ...... ROGER AND OUT ...... 6 Owens, Capitol T 1879 (MI; Roger Miller, Smash MGS 27049 (MI; ST 1879 (5) SRS 67049 (S) 15 10 LORETTA LYNN SINGS 35 3 Dec,. 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September 12, 1964, BILLBOARD 29 www.americanradiohistory.com AUSTRALIA 16 II ON THE BEACH - 9 3 QUAND LES ROSES - Cliff Richard (Columbia)- - Adamo ( Pathe)- Ardmore ITALY Elstree /Shadows NORWAY (Courtesy Music Maker, Sydney) & Bccchwood 17 20 I LAVE YOU BECAUSE 10 (Courtesy htuslea e Dischi, Milan) Denotes local origin) - - ON THE BEACH -Cliff (Courtesy Verdi.. GanR) Jim Reeves (RCA)- Bourne Richard Denotes locai origin This Last Music Denotes focal origin Alternates with French Walloon chart. Thb Last Week Week IS 24 SHE'S NOT THERE This last - Week Week Week 1 1 THE WORLD I USED TO Zombies (Dacca)- Marquis Week I 1 IN KNOW -Jimmie Rodgers Music GINOCCHIO DA TE- I I I Gianni WON'T FORGET YOU - (London) -Alberts 19 16 FROM A WINDOW - GERMANY Morandi (RCA) Jim Reeves (RCA Victor) 2 2 AMORE SCUSAMI - 2 II THE FRENCH SONG - Billy J. Kramer (Parlo- - Palace Music /Stig Anderson Lucille Starr (Festival>- phone)- Northern Songs, This Last John Foster (Style) Week 2 2 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT Albcrls Ltd. Week 3 3 IL PROBLEMA PIU' - Beatles (Parlophone)- 3 3 19 17 I FOUND OUT THE 1 LIEBESKUMMER IMPORTANTE- Adriano CONSTANTLY - HARD LOHNT Edition Lyche Cliff Richard (Columbia) - WAY -Four Pennies SICH NICHT -Siw Celentano (Clan) D. Davis (Philips)- Flamingo Music Malmkvist (Metronome)- 4 9 TI RINGRAZIO PER.CHE'- 3 3 I LOVE YOU BECAUSE - Michcic Jim Reeves 4 2 HARD DAY'S NIGHT - 21 9 I JUST DON'T KNOW Intro (RCA) (RCA Victor) - 5 6 SEI Moerk Beatles (Parlophone) -Leeds WHAT TO DO WITH 2 3 KEIN GOI.D IM BLUE DIVENTATA NERA - 5 4 ONLY YOU -Wayne Newton MYSELF -Dusty Spring- RIVER -Ronny (Telefunken) Marccllos Feria) Minions) 4 4 ON THE BEACH -Cliff (Capitol)- Qtappclls field (Philips)- December -Marbot 6 R CON TE SULLA SPIAGGIA Richard (Columbia) - -Nico Fidtnco (RCA) 6 - WHEN YOU'RE NOT NEAR Music 3 2 ZWEI MAEDCHEN AUS Muvikk -Haste E. 22 RAG 7 4 QUELLI CHE HANNO UN -*Rob G. (Festival).- - DOLL-4 Seasons GERMANY -Paul Ankes 5 5 IT'S ALL OVER NOW Rob E. G. (Philips)- Ardmore & (RCA)-Melodie do Welt CUORE-Petula Clark Rolling - (Vogue) Stones (Decca) -No 7 - DO WAH DADDY DIDDY - Beachwood 5 SCHWIMMEN LERNT MAN publisher 23 AS TEARS 8 10 LA VOGLIA DELL'ESTATE Manfred Mann (HMV)- - 29 CO BY- IM SEE -Manuela 6 DO WAH DIDDY DIDDY Belinda Marianne Faithful Mecca) (Telefunken) -Budde -*Paolo Mosca (Lord) - - 9 Manfred Mann (HMV) - 8 5 THE -Forward 5 11 TREMARELLA- SPARTANS - Music MY BOY LOLLIPOP - - Belinda Sounds Incorporated 24 - I'M INTO SOMETHING Millie (Fontana) -Chappell -Edoardo Vianello (RCA) (Columbia) GOOD -Herman's Hermits 6 6 JUNGER MANN MIT 10 5 SOLO DUE RIGHE -. 7 9 NEI LEG SKAL ALDRI 9 8 HELLO. DOLLYI- (Columbia)-Aldon Music ROTEN ROSEN- Dorthr Peppin Di Capri ALDRI MER SI ALDRI- Louis Armstrong (Kapm- 25 - THE WEDDING - (Metronome) -Arnie (Carisch) 'Tord Stoa (Troll) -A. 11 7 II CIN CIN- Richard Schroeder Anderson Chappeils Julie Rogers (Mercury) - 10 TRAENEN UND ROSEN - Anthony /Stig 10 10 A MILLION DRUMS - Peter Maurice Gerhard Wendland (Philips) (Columbia) tl 7 SOMEONE, SOMEONE - Tony Sheveton (W. & G.) 26 25 YOU'LL NEVER GET TO -Seich 12 12 SCRIVI -*Rita Pavone: (RCA) Brian Poole & Tremeloes 13 AMORE RITORNA 11 - SUCH A NIGHT - HEAVEN- Dionne Warwick ö 7 BRAVO BAMBINO -Rex - A CASA (Doua) -A. Schroeder /Still Elvis Presley (RCA) - (Pye I11t.1- Belinda Music Gildo (Eiectrola) -Gerig -*Nicola Di Bari (Jolly) Anderson 14 Chappells 27 Ill 9 8 SAG 15 E. L'UOMO PER ME.- SOMEDAY WE'RE GONNA NO ZU IHM -Cliff 9 6 HELLO LOVE Mina (Ri Fi) DOLLY -Louis 12 - IT'S FOR YOU -Cilia Black AGAIN- Searchers Richard (Columbia) - Armstrong (Kapp)- Musikk Parlophone) (Pye) -Toby Music Aberbach 15 14 CREDI A ME- *Bobby Soles (Ricordi) Huset 13 6 MASHED POTATOES 28 EVERYBODY LOVES 9 8 SAG NO ZU IHM -Cliff - - 10 9 RAMONA -Bachelors (Deco) Billy Thorpe & Aztecs SOMEBODY -Dean Martin Richard (Columbia) - (Linda Lee)-- Chappells (Reprise) Aberbach -Presto /Reuter & Reuter 14 7 WISHIN' AND HOPIN'- 29 - A HARD DAY'S NIGHT 10 4 WENN DER SILBERMOND JAPAN DustY Springfield (Philips) - (LP)- *Beatles (Parlophoncl -Peggy March (RCA) - Belinda -Northern Songs, Ltd. Oktave (Courtesy Utarmllc, Toltyol SINGAPORE 15 9 HOLD ME -P. J. Proby 30 - TWELVE STEPS TO LOVE - 11 9 DIE ROSE VON MEXICO - *Denotes local origin (Dacca)- Allans Brian Poole and the Peter (Courtesy Radio Singapore) Hinnen (Ariola) -Nero This Last Tremeloes (Decca)- 12 12 HONEYMOON This Last IN ST. Week Week Snuthern Music TROPEZ- Marika Kilius & Wok Wok Hans Juergen Baeumler I I MOVIN' -The Astronauts BAVARIA (Victor)- 1 2 IT'S BEEN A HARD DAY'S (CBS) -Melodie der Welt Folster NIGHT -The Beatles 13 14 JETZT 2 2 TOKYO BLUES- Nishida This Last CENTRAL DREHT DIE WELT (Parlophone) AMERICA SICH NUR UM DICH Sachiko (Polydor)- 1'ASRAC Week Week - 2 4 ON THE Gitte & 3 3 ORE WA OMAE NI BEACH - & PANAMA Rex (Columbia) - Cliff 1 I KEIN GOLD IM BLUE GeriB YOWAINDA- Ishdmra Richard (Columbia)

RIVER -Ronny Yujiro 3 I IN )Telefunken) (Cesadas) Indita) 14 16 SEIN BESTES PFERD - (Teichiku)- JASRAC BEANS MY EARS - 2 2 DETROIT CITY -Bobby Bare Martin 4 4 SASURAI- Katsumi ßttigeru The Serendipity Singers Two Lauer (Polydor)- (RCA) GeriR (Toshiba) -JASRAC (Philips) This Weeks 3 5 GUTE REISE- Christa (CBS) 15 5 5 SURF 18 IN THE WIDE WILDE PARTY -The 4 6 SWEET WILLIAM- 4 6 A Week Ago HARD DAY'S NIGHT - WEST- Freddy (Polydor)- Astronauts (Victor) -- Victor Millie (Fontana) The Beatles Small (Odeon) 1 3 COMO TE ESTRANO MI Esplanade 6 6 SAVE THE LAST DANCE 5 8 5 4 AMOR NOBODY I KNOW WUNDERSCHOENES -Leo Dan (CBS) 16 13 LONG TALL SALLY -7he FOR ME- Koshiii F'ubuki - 2 5 FANNY Peter & Gordon (Columbia) FREMDES MAEDCHEN- -Leo Dan (CBS) Beatles (Odeon)- Venisc (Toshiba)- Aberbach Hans 3 1 MARISA -Leo Dan (CBS) 6 5 Juergen Baeumler 17 NAPOLI- Connie Francis 7 7 SHIAWASENARA TED WISHIN' AND HOPIN'- (CBS) 4 2 CUMBIA DEL SOL -Carmen - The Merseybt)t) (Fontana) Rivero (CBS) (MGM) TATAKOU- Sakamoto 6 10 ZWEI AUS Kyu (Toshiba) MAEDCHEN 5 6 EL DFA- Angelica Marfa Iri - GUTE REISE- Christa (CBS) -JASRAC 7 9 I FELL IN LOVE WITH GERMANY -Paul Ankes ( Musant) 19 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT 8 10 UNA SERA DI TOKIO- TWINS -The Irving Twins (RCA) - - 6 8 LA POLLERA AMARILLA - The Beatles (Odeon) Mashina Stars (Victor); The (CBS) 7 3 LIEBESKUMMER LOHNT Tulio Leon (DiscoModa) 20 AN EINEM FERNEN Peanuts (King): C. Valente - UFER 8 HOW GLAD I AM- SICH 7 7 PARA QUE RECORDAR (London); - NICHT -Si, - -Nana Mouskouri (Fontana) Milva (Seven Nancy Wilson (Capitol) Malmkvist (Metronome) Felipe Pirela (Disco Moda) -Capriccio Seas) -JASRAC H 4 LA 9 I FOUND HARD 8 12 JEDER WEG. DEN ICH POLLERA COLORADA - 9 8 KIMIDAKE O- Salgo - OUT THE GEHE -Vittorio (Columbia) Hnos. Mondragon (Indica) Tcruhiko JASRAC WAY -The Four Pennies 9 9 DESESPERADAMENTE (Crown)- (Philips) 9 g SCHWIMMEN LERNT - 10 OTOKO MAN Roberto Vanes (CBS) - BUNE- Izawa IM SEE HOLLAND 10 7 ITS ALL -Manuela 10 IO ANGELITO -Rene y Rene Hachiro (Toshiba)) - OVER NOW - (Telefunken) The Rolling Stones (Decca) (CBS) This Last JASRAC 10 9 TEEN PARTY -Terry Mark Week (RCA) Week 5 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT - SOUTH AFRICA Beatles (Parlophone) -Lee MALAYSIA Ed. Int. Basant L.C./ BRITAIN FINLAND (Courtesy Radio Malaysia) This Last Amsterdam Week Week H Denotes local origin (Courtesy New (Courtesy IltaSanomH, Helsinki) 2 ITS ALL OVER NOW - Musical Express, I 3 Richard Two The Rolling Stones (Decca) This Last CONSTANTLY -Cliff London) (Columbia) This Weeks 3 - ON THE BEACH -Cliff Week Week *Denotes Total 2 1 CANT YOU SEE THAT origin Week Ago Richard (Columbia) I 1 YOSHIKO -J's With Jamie SHE'S -The Davc ThL Last 4 4 ITS OVER -Roy Orbison MINE I 2 MY Week Week I PUHELINLANGAT LAULAA - DREAM -Brenda Lee Clark Five (Columbia) (London) (Life) -Kati Helena (Parlophone) 3 5 SOMEONE, SOMEONE - I 2 HELLO DOLLY -Louis 2 HAVE I THE RIGHT 2 2 - ALL MY LOVING -The 3 4 CONSTANTLY Brian Poole and the Honeycombs (Pye( Armstrong (Kapp) -Chappell - -Ivy Beatles (Parlophone) Cliff Richard (Columbia) Tremeloes ( Decca) Music & Co. /Amsterdam 3 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT 4 7 MEMPHIS -Johnny Riven - - I 4 2 I 6 LONG SALLY 5 ON THE BEACH- DO WAH DIDDY DIDDY The Beatles (Parlophone) TALL -Beatles Manfred - (Parlophone) Cliff Richard (Columbia) (Renown) Mann (HMV) - 4 3 LONG TALL SALLY -The 5 2 HELLO DOLLY -Louis 7 7 ONLY FRIENDS- Francoise West One Music Beatles (Parlophone) 5 R I WONDER -Rick Nelson Armstrong (London) 3 3 A HARD Hardy (Vogue) -Les Ed. Int. DAY'S NIGHT 6 CAN'T BUY ME LOVE -The (Life) 6 4 THE RISE AND FALL OF Beatles - Basant L.C. /Amsterdam (Parlophonel- Beatles (Parlophone) 6 MAKE UP YOUR MIND FLINGLE BUNT -The 8 10 QUAND LES ROSES -Adam° - - Northern Songs. Ltd. 6 7 VAARALLISET HUULET- The Days Brothers (CBS) Shadows (Columbia) 4 5 I WON'T FORGET YOU (His Master's Voice) - - Reijo Taipale (Scandia) 7 S DON'T LET THE RAIN Jim Reeves Anagon Music /Hecrostede 7 3 KONICHI WA AKACHON- (RCA) - 7 4 FARMER JOHN -Antti Einio COME DOWN -Serendipity 9 ALL MY Michigo Azusa (Dacca) Burlington Music (Scandia) - LOVING -Beatles Singers (Philips) 5 12 YOU (Parlophone) -Lu Ed. Int. 2 I FELL LOVE WITH REALLY GOT ME- 8 ALL MY IN 8 CHAPEL OF LOVE -The - LOVING -Earn & Basant L.C. - Kinks (Pye)- Kassner Jussi (RCA) /Amsterdam TWINS -Irving Twins (CBS) Dixie Cups (Teal) 10 6 MY BOY LOLLIPOP -Millie Music 9 8 NON HO L'ETA- Anncli Sari 6 4 CALL UP THE GROUPS (Philips) (Fontana) -Holland Music/ Barron - Amsterdam Knights (Columbia) - IO 9 TANGO ANJALLE -Eino MEXICO SPAIN Metric/ Feldman /Northern Gnon (Scandia) Songs /Ardmore - & Beech (Courtesy Audlomu ita) (Courtesy Dbcomania) wood /Keith Prowse /Sherwin HONG KONG Denotes local origin 7 6 TOBACCO ROAD - This Last Nashville Teens (Decca)- FLEMISH BELGIUM This Last This Ia51 Week Week Southern Music Week Week Week Week 1 6 SI JE CHANTE-Sylvie 8 8 IT'S FOR Varian Cancioncs YOU -Cilia Black 4 1 I TIJUANA (RCA)- (Courtesy Juke Box Magazine) I SOMEONE, SOMEONE - -The Persuaders ( Parlophone) -Northern (Gamma) Mundo *Denotes local origin Brian Poole (Deccal -Graver Songs, Ltd. YOUR 1 MORE -Enrique Guzman 2 I A HARD DAY'S NIGHT - 2 2 I WANT TO HOLD 9 7 ITS Two ALL OVER NOW The Beatles (Parlophone) HAND -The Beatles (CBS)- ARMONICO - Weeks - Rolling Stones (Decca)- This Northern Sounds, Inc. )Masan)- Pending - ITS A LONELY TOWN - Kags Music Week Ago Mina Aberbach 3 IO WALK DON'T RUN '64- 3 J ANGELITO -The Seven (Better)- 10 21 THE CRYING (Madrid) GAME - 1 5 MA VIE -Alain Barrier) The Ventures (Liberty) Days (Peerless)-Emani Dave 4 7 BE MY BABY Surfs Berry (Decca(- (RCA (-Tulti /Primavera 4 7 SUCH A NIGHT-Elvis 4 9 BARBA AZUL (Let's Do)- -Les Southern (H ispa voz) be rbescoi( Music 2 2 SI JAMAIS- Adam° (Path)) Presley (RCA Victor) Apson (Petrless)- -A 11 15 I WOULDN'T (Madrid) TRADE YOU -Ardmore & Beachwood 5 3 NON HO L'ETA- Gigitola Brambila FOR THE TERMINO WORLD - J 7 LA FERME DU BONHEUR Cinquetti (Diamond) 5 4 ORANGUTAN -Sonora 5 4 10 NUESTRO - Bachelors Duo Dinamico (Voz)- (Decca)- -Claude Francois (Fontana) 6 2 LONG TALL SALLY -The Santanera (CBS)- Brambila Lebill /142 Musica Sur Music -Southern Beatles (Parlophone)- - 6 5 PERDONASSE MI VIDA - 12 Araks 14 FIVE BY FIVE (EP)- 4 I HEY BOBBA NEEDLE Northern Sounds, Inc. Albtrlo Vazquez (Musart)- 6 10 OGNI VOLTA -Paul Rolling Stones - (RCA)- Musica Sur (Decca)- Chubby Checker (Cameo - 7 S CAN'T YOU SEE THAT Pham Teavis LO Dinamico /Leeds /Jewel Parkway)-Belindamusic SHE'S MINE -The Dave 7 7 HERMOSISIMO LUCERO - 7 - ESPANOL -Duo Nanktr- PhelBe 5 - A HARD DAY'S NIGHT - Clark Five (Columbia) Alegrü de Taran (42BS) - (Voz)- Musica Sur - 13 10 I GET AROUND 8 LES VENDANGES DE - The Beatles 8 8 ON THE BEACH -Cliff Emmi- - Beach Boys L'AMOUR -Marie Laforet (Capitol) - 6 10 BYE BYE BLONDIE- Richard and the Shadows 8 8 LA CORRIENTE -Javier Sea of Tunes Trtnt Lopez (Reprise) (Columbia)- Elstrce Music/ Solis (CBS)- Musi -M. (Hupavox) 14 26 SUCH A NIGHT R CAN'T GET USED TO - 7 4 IT'S OVER -Roy Orbison Shadows Music 9 6 MUEVANSE TODOS - -Duo Elvis Presley (RCA) - (London) -Acuff -Rose 9 ITS ALL OVER NOW -The Vianey Valdez (Pees'less)- LOSING YOU Chappell - Dinamico (Voz)- Abtrbsdt 8 9 LIEBESKUMMER LOHNT Rolling Stones (Dec. Grerer 15 13 IT'S ONLY MAKE BELIEVE SICH NICHT IO THE RISE FALL OF 10 10 INVIERNO TRISTE (Blue (Madrid) -Siw - AND Agutle (Von) *Billy Fury (Deua)- Malmkvist (Metronome) FLINGEL BUNT (Winter)- Connie Francis IO 3 FANNY -Lois Francis, - -The Hispavox Day & Hunter Inlervox Shadows (Columbia) (MGM) -Craver 30 BILLBOARD, September 12, 1964

www.americanradiohistory.com IIGood Programming 1 WHEN YOU'RE SMILING 4- Corners' AIN'T MISBEHAVIN' ISREAKO=TT CAROL CHANNING teommnde Singles Drive * NATIONAL BREAKOUTS * REGIONAL BREAKOUTS CONNIE FRANCIS' Circe version of NEW YORK - Norman These new records, not yet on Billboard's Hot 100, have been Weiser, I CAN'T BELIEVE managing director of reported getting strong sales action by dealers In major 4- Corners THAT YOU'RE IN WHY YOU WANNA MAKE ME Records, said the la- marketfs) listed in parentheses. bel been BLUE has moving strongly in LOVE WITH ME the singles field the last n the MGM Album l Film few "LOOklna for Lova" Temptations, Gordy 7035 I DON'T KNOW . . . weeks by buying masters in the Steve Alaimo. ABC -Paramount 10580 pop. r and MILLS MUSIC, INC., N. Y. (Benders. BMI( &b country fields ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE !Miami) and completing arrangements Andy Williams, Columbia 43128 for release for singles product

DEATH OF . AN ANGEL . . from Italy, France and Ger- the Biggest Record Viceroys, Imperial 66058 (Limon, BMI) (Seattle) many. Domestic HEARTBREAK acquisitions include . . . "Oh My Heartache," with Art Dee Clark, Constellation 132 (Parma, BMI) (St. Louis) Grayson and produced by Hoss AST t Allen; "She Was You Again." with Gary Bryant, and origi- KISS I will have to wave my magic nally released on the Jerden J. FRANK WILSON scepter and sentence them to label in the Northwest, and Josie 923 Emperor DJ's Set to 30 days of hard labor de -foli- "Tip," with the Clingman Clan, Nationally distributed ihr,, ating the trees in Goldwater's produced by Lou Clingman. JAY -GEE RECORD CO., INC. headquarters!" The label plans to enter the 318 W. 48 St., N.Y. 36, N.Y. As if things are rough enough LP field late this month with Crown Each Other now for record promotion men, both foreign and domestic prod- can you imagine the poor guys uct. (=lllirllr['d Ìrr,,,t page l-i settle this dispute peaceable and trying to get an "Emperor" The label armed with recently signed the without spears." breast plate, helmet Ramblettes, Conny Froebees, HITTING WITH ! A SPLASH friend the "Emperor of Pitts- and sword to listen to his latest German artist, burgh" Hal Murray, who says: "Murray the Magnificent" is release! and Bou -Lou, a shrewd French instrumentalist. "My imperial secretary of war politician -KQV and With war clouds building, we I WLS are both WANNA SWIM and chief of staff of joints have ABC -owned. all pause to give thanks that Another edict was delivered had numerous councils regard- Milton Herson's Mark Century Say You Saw It in WITH HIM ing this threat to my crown by toga -clad messenger from Corporation has a policy of and in my imperial wisdom I "Emperor Brown" stating: Since only one Emperor per market. Billboard by wish to release the following I am the only Emperor, I have statement to all concerned sub- installed you as a lieutenant in my Royal Commandos, and. as THE DAISIES jects. "In the interest of royal unity, Emperor. I might even make a R 4571 it is my hope that we close wild proclamation that a special ranks and not sever the bonds branch of my services will he ROULETTE RECORDS that my would -be pretender to formed called "Gil's Gladiators." the throne would cast upon us. (Little does he know that I If Rockefeller can join Gold- already hold a captaincy in water, if Johnson can unite Murray's royal militia.) OUR NEXT HIT with Wallace, then certainly, "If other disk jockeys insist MITCH MURRAY our own two royal forces can on thinking they are emperors, 'BABY wishes to thank DON'T DO IT' PROGRAMMING SPECIALS Continued from page 18 MARVIN GAYE RHYTHM & BLUES LAURIE RECORDS DEL VIKINGS -We Three (2:35)-I'ce GM to Know IW;r,itate. TAMLA 54101 ASCAP) (1:551. GATEWAY 743 BOBBY BYRD -Pm Lonely (Try Me. BMI) (2:38). SMASH 1928 JIMMY HUGHES -Try Me (Lois. BMI1 (2:301. FAME 6403 for RANDY HORBS-Wldng and Watching (Klrjon. BMI) (2:54). their confidence in his song 1109 It's the Impressions . . . EMBER Following up LITTLE BRENDA STARR -Mk II Up (Melodylane, BMI) (2 3n). with VEGAS 600 another smash "YOU MUST SPIRITUALS BELIEVE ME" SISTER MARIE TRISIBLE --Go Ahead ail Etta. BM11 I2:3h1- w I Hate a Right (Lrl Etta. BMI) (2:05). GOSPEL CORNER 100 "HOW DO YOU A. WALI.ACE- Wlthuul God (Lit Etta, BMI) (3:15). PROVERB 1009 "SEE THE REAL ME" ABC 10581 SPECIALITY

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South and Midwest territories Beach Boys Aug. 22, and will wind up with In- Person an appearance on Ed Sullivan's Watch This One Trek CBS -TV show Sept. 27. Move! The group will be performing NEW YORK - For the first through September in Buffalo, which reached Na. 9 NASHVILLE TEENS time since they were organized, Syracuse, Boston. Hartford. Salt the Beach Boys, Capitol Re- Lake City, Boise. Miami, Mont- "TOBACCO cording artists. are hitting the gomery, Birmingham, Atlanta, personal appearance trail in the Knoxville, Nashville, Alexandria, East. They began a 30 -day tour, Providence and Oklahoma City. IN BILLBOARD HOT 100 ROAD" which will also include the Following the Sullivan shot, LONDON 9689 the group will return to Cali-

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MULSON STUDIO Billboard Bo, 1941 Bridgeport Conn IIII)tIIIIIIIIIt IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRtIlIIIIIRRIIIIIIIIIIII September 12, 1964, BILLBOARD www.americanradiohistory.com 1 audio /video retailer PHONOGRAPHS RADIO TELEVISION TAPE HI -FI COMPONENTS ACCESSORIES RCA Expands Line; Plans Giant Campaign Plan Giant vg Bows 16 -Inch Ad Campaign Portable & For September Wfi Color Console By NICK BIRO INDIANAPOLIS -RCA Vic- CHICAGO -RCA Victor is tor last week re- entered the preparing to launch what it de- small -screen TV market with a scribes as the "largest print ad- MARK VII GYPSY WARBLER 16 -inch black- and -white portable vertising campaign in advertising -part of a fall drop -in package history." and the largest ad- that includes six new TVs, a vertising campaign of any kind portable solid -state phonograph in the home entertainment field." and a stereo console. The campaign is slated for Among the TV receivers is kick -off September 27, under W. Germany Plans Giant a special "World Series" color the banner "RCA Victor Week," console priced to sell at $522.50. and is expected to reach an esti- Bryce S. Durant, RCA Sales mated 80,000,000 readers. Corp. president, said, "Though In addition to network TV, Radio -TV Show for 1965 we have always recognized an spot radio and newspaper line- undefined demand for smaller age, By RCA is scheduling a four - OMER ANDERSON States and Japan. It is expected ternationalen Verkehrs-Austel- screen receivers, we feel the color, eight -page supplement to STUTTGART West Ger- that Japanese manufacturers will lung (IVA), which will be held profit atmosphere is healthier appear in some - appear 264 newspapers. man radio and TV manufactur- in force at Stuttgart for in the fun -and -foam city from for all levels of distribution in Last Year ers are preparing to the first time at a Continental June 25 to Oct. 3. the 16 -inch area." A similar, participate though smaller in two mammoth trade exhibi- trade fair. Munich's Two campaign. staged International Trans- 16- Inchers last year uti- tions in 1965. Irish Sony portation Exhibition lized 211 newspapers. includes a The Funster (AF -020) is an Sony in large radio and TV The T h e Funkaustellung 1965, particular is now well section. all- channel 16 -inch portable with four -color supplement established Major will will cover showcase of the German elec- in a plant in Ireland, exhibitors be West an optional retail price of 50 different products and the Sakura Maru, Germany's two TV networks, in the RCA Victor home enter tronics industry, will be held at Japan's $124.50. Step -up model is the tainment line. Stuttgart from Aug. 27 to Sept. trade ship, has just visited Ham- ARD and ZDF, the First and Gypsy (AF -021), with three burg with a Second Programs In addition 5. The biennial industry fair is large exhibit of respectively. combination finishes, at an open to the supplement, Japanese electronic products RCA is going to rely heavily on sponsored by Fachverband Finally, the first industry talks list price. mainly radio and TV sets, tape are local newspaper lineage with ex- Rundfunk und Fernsehen im being held to organize plan- The "World Series Special" is Zentralverband der recorders and record players. ning for the "Grosse Deutsche the Alexander tensive reliance on dealer tie -ins Elektrotech- The (GF -661), a 21- and nischen Industrie e.V., the Stuttgart fair -to be Rundfunk- Fernseh, und Pho- inch color TV contemporary participation. Ger- called man electronics industry group. "Deutsche Rundfunk- no- Austellung" Grand console with two 6 -inch by fl- Local Participation Fernseh und -the Ger- Phono -Austellung inch duo cone It is List year's campaign used The Stuttgart fair will man Radio, TV, and Phono- speakers. attract 1965 Stuttgart," will overlap available in mahogany, walnut, some 6,000,000 lines of news- exhibitors from all over Europe, graph Exhibition be held in with the 100 -day transportation -to or oak finishes with an paper advertising, of which the United Kingdom, the laminated United spectacular at Munich, the "In- Berlin in 1967. optional retail price of $522.50. 4,500,000 was by local distri- butors and dealers. Two low- priced solid state also RCA said it expects to sur- Victrola phonographs were pass that figure with this year's introduced, The Monaural Cake- promotion. Company spokesmen walk (VFP -09), with Studio - said that last year's campaign Admiral & Philco Ad Campaigns matie changer, has an optional resulted in a 49 per cent in- retail price of $49.95. crease in home entertainment Two Victrolas product sales. Foretell Tough Fall Competition The stereo Warbler (VFP -19) Details of the campaign were has a detachable lid- speaker pro- leaked at a preview for selected CHICAGO Massive adver- 3,500,000 lines of advertising rising campaign, Philco will viding eight feet of stereo sepa- tising - dealers and press in Chicago's campaigns announced last in newspapers in 242 cities with sponsor a competition among ration. Optional retail price is week McCormick Place last Thurs- by two of the nation's major emphasis on the top 104 newspaper promotion managers $69.95. day (3). largest manufacturers of home markets. The Philco campaign to reward creativity and effec- New in the Victrola console Official announcement is ex- entertainment equipment point will concentrate on the Septem- tiveness of the newspapers' mer- line is the Mark V11 (VFT -94), to a pected to come later this month. tough competitive battle in ber- December period. chandising support for the pro- a solid state stereo phonograph all corners of the industry this The Philco campaign will cov- gram. with storage space for up to fall. WASHINGTON -Wayne er the firm's full line of home The campaign will be kicked 325 LPs and 120 (60 EIA) Rash, manager of market re- Admiral Corporation an- entertainment equipment but off in September. A total of peak power. search, communication products nounced to its distributors that will emphasize the "excitement" The Mark VII has an eight department, 4,586 ads will be placed, most General Electric it will have a schedule of 49 of color TV. about 1,200 lines and many in speaker system, sliding door Company, Lynchburg, Va., has national magazine ads appearing Philco said it is investing the two colors. panels and carries an optional been named chairman of the during the peak selling season bulk of its money in newspaper Admiral's campaign will be retail price of $695. Electronic Industries Associa- in the last four months of 1964. ads because it wishes to help geared to a gross circulation of Color TV tion's industrial electronics mar- At the same time, Philco an- strengthen its dealers "where keting 300,000,0000. The fall schedule A new 21 -inch color TV re- services committee. nounced that it will take they need it the some most." includes three insertions in Holi- ceiver is the Mandarin, oriental - Concurrently with the adver- day, four in American Home, styled, ebony- finished unit with three in Ladies' Home Journal, an optional retail price of $795. Viking Recorders Versatile 15 in Saturday Evening Post and The unit has optional remote Ampex Slates 22 in Life. control and automatic color MINNEAPOLIS - Viking's Admiral will also be repre- (degaussing) purifier. recently introduced line of re- Ad Campaign sented in Ebony and Playboy A redesigned solid state ver- corders offer versatility with magazines for the first time in sion of the Mark I portable both several years. is the Berkshire (VFP -60). It has component and portable REDWOOD CITY, Calif. models. The "77" Stereo Corn- - A heavy schedule of network a new oxford gray vinyl -covered pact Ampex is going to use six na- metal cabinet with "float- down" is a two -speed quarter- tional magazine and two maga- TV participations is also in- track stereo Studiomatic changer, swing -out tape recorder, us- tine annuals to advertise its new cluded in the fall campaign. able in a component Products to be promoted include speakers and "feather action' hook -up. line of home stereo tapes. The retail The "770" is enclosed in a lightweight portable TV's, solid - tone arm at an optional portable firm is scheduling advertising price of $149.95. case with stereo power through the remainder of 1964 state phonographs, radios, color amp and speakers. The "77" TV's and appliances. Also introduced was a 19 -inch lists in Saturday Review, Sunset. Socialite for $239.95, the "770" for Esquire, three regional edi- Admiral said it will schedule black and white TV, the $325. Both operate in vertical one color TV ad Ensemble (AF -142), featuring fions of Time, High Fidelity. approximately and or horizontal positions, have and Fi /Stereo The per week until Dec. 15, for vinyl walnut -grained cabinet record Hi Review. base, IS, interlock, hyperbolic annuals are those published by a total of 14. The company's matching "rollabout" heads power and - and stainless steel front High Fidelity and Hi Fi /Stereo recently introduced tilt -out con- 000 volts of picture panels. an open list price. Review. trol center will be highlighted. 1 32 BILLBOARD, September 12, 1964 www.americanradiohistory.com PROGRAMMING NEWSLETTER Play & Compare Showcase If 23 =19, Then What Is 19? By DAVID LACHENBRUCH Thus, a 23 -inch tube has a 22 -inch picture, a 19- Contributing Editor inch tube an I8 -inch picture, and so on. Color tubes, because of the shadow -mask, have an even Trade The Federal Commission has been wor- bigger no- picture area on their face. The upcom- 13 years the strange way ried for about TV screen ing 25 -inch color tube will give a 23 -inch picture. sizes are being measured. It has decided once again to try to do something about it. The FTC cites these examples of "proper size designation" for what we now call a 2I -inch tube: THE PROBLEM which is bugging the FTC is "262 square inch picture." or "20 -inch picture no stranger. It occupied four years of hearings be- measured diagonally" or "19 -inch by 15- inch" or ginning in 1951, and finally just plain "19- inch." resulted with a set of Trade Practice Rules, which were only PUBLIC HEARINGS will he held by the FTC partly successful, from FTC's in Washington, Oct. 20, and written comments standpoint. Now the Commis- from the public and trade have been invited, with a Nov. 10 sion is proposing a set of Trade deadline. Regulation Rules, which it hopes The industry obviously views the FTC proposals will have the force of law. with alarm. However, there may he hidden bene- The gist of the whole mat- fits in store if the industry should change over to the FTC's ter is that FTC can't quite favorite proposal measuring picture see why screen sizes should he measured screens horizontally. diagonally. and why advertised screen size should The current 23 -inch tube (which measures 154 he larger than actual picture size. H. Paul Butz, inches by 191 inches) would become the "19- CUSTOMERS ARE INVITED to "Play and chief of FTC's Division of Trade Regulation inch." Before anyone cries with pain, just con- Compare" three different radio models in this new Rules, explained his own view to me this way: sider the advantage of changing the name of the counter -top demonstrator put out by "The automobile industry doesn't measure wheel- 23 -inch to the 19 -inch. the Sampson Company, Chicago, for its Waltham radio line. base diagonally; bedsheets aren't measured diag- The pilferproof royal purple, gold and white display contains onally. No other product measures its The 19 -inch set is by far the industry's biggest dimension a six, nine and 10 transistor radio (the nine is an AM -FM set). diagonally. Why should the selling size. Let's say we the TV industry?" changed name of It measures 18 inches wide by 10 inches deep. the 23 -inch to the 19 -inch. Think what this would I must admit he has a point. although I can't do for sales of the current 23 -inch (old 19 -inch) agree with the FTC that this practice tends 'to sets. The public, which prefers mislead and deceive" or is "an overwhelmingly unfair method of I9 -inch sets, would competition." now buy the more expensive new 19 -inch sets (formerly called 23- inch). think- Actually, screen -size measurement practices in ing they were the old 19 -inch (now 15 -inch) sets: Winston Plans Home the television industry date back to the early days building bigger sales and more profits. when all picture tubes were round. A 12 -inch pic- WHAT ture tube was a 12 -inch picture tube, whether WOULD happen to the former 19 -inch TV Recorder size? Well, that would be called in `66 ou measured it horizontally or diagonally, he- "I5- inch." Now, cause it was actually everybody knows that the former 16 -inch set the diameter of the circular LOS ANGELES Winston (which now becomes a 13 -inch) a - home. Winston also plans to screen which was being measured. This, in turn. was not best Research Corporation expects make available a was a holdover from the old way of measuring seller. With the 19 -inch becoming a I5 -inch. no- mobile camera to hit the retail market with a for "home TV oscilloscope tubes, from which the body will want to buy that size, and more people movie" use. TV picture home video tape recorder in tube was descended. will gravitate toward the new 19 -inch (formerly Winston recently about 18 months. The unit showed an the 23- inch). is up -dated version of When the rectangular tube came along. diagonal expected to he in the $350 to its home video recorder at the Western measurement was selected as being the most corn - The whole change in nomenclature may well $500 category. Electronic Show and Convention patible method of comparison, and. by common give a new lease on life to the old 16 -inch set. The Winston recorder will here. Tape cost for the unit is usage, this method of measurement has continued By becoming a 13 -inch set. it enters the newly tape TV programs off the air currently in the S25 area, but to this day. popular area of tinyvision, which should increase - even when the viewer is not at on its sales. Of course, the old I3 -inch will be an (Continued pa'e 35) THE FTC's old Trade Practice Rules, adopted 11 -inch, reducing the former 11-inch set to about in 1955, discouraged the use of diagonal measure- 9 inches. ment. The Commission made it clear it would rather see advertising in terms of square inches or If our plan is adopted, we propose an interim by width and height. Thus, a 21 -inch set would period -say, 15 years or so- during which both be described as "262- square -inch picture" or measurement methods are used. A typical ad dur- "19x15 -inch picture." ing this interim period might be headed, for ex- ample: "America's best 19 -inch' (old 23- ) The never inch' PERSONALITY! industry went all the way with the TV Value!" To further clarify the situation, of FTC. It did adopt the use of the words "diag- course, the footnotes four onal measurement" following -in -point type -will screen -size designa- give this explanation: "*Over-all diagonal measure- tions (usually in an asterisked footnote). Only one ment: 'horizontal picture measurement." manufacturer, to my knowledge, dropped diago- nal measurement entirely. That was Magnavox, The real beauty of going to this new method which, KIP for several years, described its tubes only of measurement (in addition to increasing sales in terms of square -inch measurements. This year, of 23- inch -correction, new 19- inch -sets) is that , however, Magnavox seems to have reverted to it should completely eliminate consumer confusion the industry -wide practice of giving "over -all diag- and prevent all vestiges of misrepresentation with onal" measurement. regard to screen sizes. TYLER In its proposed new rules, the FTC seems dis- If this measurement system doesn't meet indus- posed finally to accept diagonal measurement - try approval, we still have a trump card up our ` reluctantly -but it points out that something is sleeves: Why not identify screen sizes by the amiss in the industry's diagonal measurement sys- square root of the hypotenuse? It's neat and tem. The so- called "over -all diagonal" is not the clean, and any consumer with high school geom- measurement of the picture but the face of the etry, a slide rule and a couple of spare hypotenuses tube. In most and black- -white tubes, the picture (or is it hypoteni ?) can figure it out in his spare is about an inch smaller than the tube face itself. time. (\ A powerful theme for a powerhouse giant ._ "Dealer Section" which will ;jcoRD dominate the October 3 issue of Billboard

An unmatched opportunity to reach the RE A thousands of record retailers throughout A the nation -from the neighborhood record S p ( shop to the giant chain -in a major THAT \ O section devoted exclusively to their #n0 problems, µeeting the Crtenge potentials and profits. of p ADVERTISING DEADLINE: BELL of FREEDOM ¡J,arket t~hanging D/& 6515 SUNSET BLVD. SEPTEMBER 20 RECORDS SUITE sos AD -15 (TRY TO FIND 16) HOLLYWOOD, CALIF, Contact Your Nearest Billboard Office Now A DIVISION OF GYRO DISC INTERNATIONAL

September 12, 1964, BILLBOARD 33 www.americanradiohistory.com IDEST SELLING Hi -Ho, Christmas FTC Slates PHONOGRAPHS, RADIOS & TAPE RECORDER Club Gifts to Go TV Hearings These are the notion's best sellers by manufacturers based on results of a month long study using personal interviews with ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Home would add $20 for a total credit o representative national crossseche of record -selling outlets (only) that also entertainment equipment dealers of $250. sell phonographs, radios and /or to In October recorders. A different Fir ce group is published in the who are chagrined by too few Hertz says it's a way for the space each week. t., customers having money for category appears approximately every 14 weeks. customers to not only build up WASHINGTON - A trade big- ticket Christmas gifts will be money The percentage for Christmas shopping conference to set rules prohibit- figure shown for each brand is its share of the fatal numb interested in a highly effective but earn an attractive 8 per cent ing deception in the advertising of weighted paints derived from all dealer responses. Point tabulations Christmas club plan developed based on the rank order of manufacturers o rate of interest as well. of TV picture tube sizes is being sales of each dealer, and weigh here by size of outlet. manufacturers by Hess' Department Store. scheduled by the Federal Only earning 3 per cent or more of the tot, Disappointed in a low level of The amount of extra business Trade dealer points are listed below. Commission here, October 20. lay sales, Roy gained by the store more than -away Hertz, Hess Arguments may be executive, worked out a plan makes up for the extra expense filed with involved. the chief of the division of Trade whereby customers pay toward a Regulation PHONOS LISTING BETWEEN $61 and $80 Hertz notes that last Rules. The pro- gift for 46 weeks with the store year, posed rules would prohibit adding another four week's pay- Christmas sales were up sharply and the manufacturers from advertising POSITION ment free. Christmas Club was the picture credited for a substantial part tube size by other The result is a customer credit of than the actual size mi. 5/16/64 2/5/64 of a the increase. of the view- certain amount of money- ing area. I..u Issue Issue BRAND % OF TOTAL POINT 46 weeks of which was paid by The Christmas club is aimed The commission said that its 1 2 2 Decca 19.9 the customer, four weeks by the specifically at charge- account findings indicate store. that "the prac- 2 1 3 Magnavox 18.1 customers but is available to any- tice which would be prohibited 3 3 1 Masterwork Pay $1 to $5 one who wants to join. Hess' by the proposed rule 16.0 Customers pay is wide- 4 5 4 RCA Victor anywhere from has more than 2,500 accounts spread in the industry." 8.9 $1 to per week. The 6 $5 A customer on the books and a substantial commission said the rules would 5 - Voice of Music (V -M) 6.5 in the $5 per week 6 category number of these have joined the assure equitable treatment in 6 5 General Electric 4.4 would put in $230, the store Christmas club plan. the compliance of the law. 7 - 6 Zenith 4.0 8 10 - Phonola 3.6 Others 18.6

STOP THE MUSIC Since this chart is based on the previous month's soles, it is conceivable Ihet certain brands will appear at one time and not at another because of many influencing factors. Thus it does not indicate that the above ranking applies for

any period other than the previous month. Those brands that appeared in II Norelco Toots previous issues for this category and do not happen to merit o listing abets Auto Store shown below with Horn are their rank order in the issue indicated in parenthesis BOULDER. Colo. You - pipes background m u s i c cially impressed by the 5/16/64 Issue: Symphonic (4); Sylvania (8); Webcor (8). don't usually find tape recorders, slow throughout the store by way of speed of the recording. He phonographs and hi -fi equip- a half -dozen hi -fi speakers. 2/8/64 Issue: Capitol (6); Motorola (8); Symphonic (9). I points out that use of the patch - ment in an automotive supply Particularly interesting is the cord eliminates 11 store, but then again, you the use of micro- don't fact that all the music was re- phones and complicated mixers. usually see the creative selling corded by White's own person- Playback quality, with PHONOS LISTING BETWEEN $81 and $100 technique employed by White's nel. The store has a patchcord this re- cording rig, is here either. rigged up to an expensive comparable to FM conventional recording at This large automotive supply radio and music is taken 71/2 POSITION off the i.p.s., Pierce says. house has an attractive Norelco air at lYs i.p.s. Issue Issue Issue recorder exhibit just inside the Speed Impressive The demonstration of the This 5/23/64 2/15/64 BRAND % OF TOTAL POINTS slow -speed front door. It's not only used to Archie Pierce, White's man- recording with the patchcord 1 1 1 show off the recorders, but it ager, notes that people are espe- equipment h a s Magnavox 25.2 clinched 2 2 3 Masterwork 15.0 sale. Pierce says. 3 3 5 Voice of Music (V -M) 11.5 White's concentrates on qual- 4 6 7 Decca 10.2 ity equipment and stays away 5 8 2 General Electric 6.2 from the extremely low- priced 6 4 4 RCA Victor 5.8 flash -light battery -operated tran- 7 6 Zenith 5.7 sistor machines. - 8 5 - Symphonic 4.6 Pierce feels such machines Others 15.8 TALENT! tend to give customers a "junk" image of the tape recorder field since this chart is based on the previous month's sales, it is conceivable the: and they're a service headache certain brands will appear at one time and not at another because of man: besides. Competing stores in the influencing factors. Thus it does not indicate that the oboe ranking applies fa, large shopping center where any period other than the previous month. Those brands that appeared ir White's is located offer record- previous issues for this category and do not happen to merit a listing obey. KIP ers as low as $16.98, but Pierce are shown below with their rank order in the issue indicated in parenthesis dismisses these as "toys." 5/23/64 Issue: Webcor (7). "We prefer to emphasize the versatile features of a quality 2/15/64 Issue: Webcor (8); Motorola (9). recorder, not the price, Pierce TYLER says.

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NEW YORK -Olympic Ra- et dio and Television Sales Corpo- ration last week named two new distributors: Spicola Appliances, Inc., Tampa, Fla.; and Robinson TV Distributors, Las Vegas, Spicola, a'1V and appliance dis- .r tributor for 12 years, will handle . Olympic products in Southwest and Central Florida. Robinson will cover several counties in Nevada and Utah. .1. r

Vega Elect. Sold MII THAT #110 LOS ANGELES-- Controlling \II P4 interest in Vega Electronics, ,. __ manufacturer of the wireless k microphone, has been acquired BELL of FREEDOM by Computer Equipment Cor- -kR0 poration through a stock trans- D /br^ 6515 SUNSET BLVD. action. -white line is this RECORDS SUITE 202 AD =11 (NEXT IS #18) Vega general PART OF ADMIRAL'S new 25 -inch, black -and James Stultz, (LD502h) HOLLYWOOD, CALIF, manager, has been upped to Early American lowboy model called the Cauldwell A DID YOU FIND # 161 DIVISION OF GYRO DISC INTERNATIONAL vice -president. President of the It features the firm's now tilt -out control (see inset) and is priced company is Phillip Gundy. at $319.95. 34 BILLBOARD, September I.', i')ó' www.americanradiohistory.com 11111111111 1151111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 BUCK OWENS, Billboard Bu ers &, Seller 'LITTLE AL' MISCELLANEOUS

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September 12, 1964, BILLBOARD 35 www.americanradiohistory.com standard potential. Hosted by Milt Grant. Alex Cabot, news director. President, Arthur W Arundel. 1itAnZ0 Prog. dir., Frank Pipes. All records VOX should be directed to the attention JOX of Frank Pipers, music director, Continued 5232 Lee Hwy., Arlington, Va. from page 14 I a.m. DJ on WOWO (Fort 1RESPOrTSE Wayne), club, took the has added a novel WDON: 1,000 walls days. Inde- deep six in a feature pendent. Music format: swath of air bubbles from their to his rollicking night- Country time show. & Western. Highly identifiable air air hoses with a sound (reminis- Through the co -op- RATING eration of local, personalities. Station mgr. Don cent of a Lawrence Welk per- county and Dillard. Records should be di- formance. State police in 59 counties in D. C. rected to Mrs. Irvin E. Faunce Indiana, Ohio and Michigan he WASHINGTON, and John Cigna, the 10 p.m. to Mrs. Margaret Colburn, rec- salutes by name one of the men ord librarians. 11216 Georgin Ave on highway patrol duty some. Silver Springs, Md. where in the sonalities. Special programming: three States each TOP STATIONS TOP DISK JOCKEYS night he WEAM: 5,000 watts. Music for- "Sound- Off," 2 min. letters -from- is on the air. mat: Contemporary. Special pro- the- people comments on current Call % of Good friend Doc Call of Total grams: "Drag Dust," 8 -830 p.m.. local events. Genii mgr., Robert Berger re- Rank Letten Total Points Rank Disk Jockey Letters Points ports Sun. Arlington Police Dept. safety Howard. Prog. dir., Dean Griffith mounting air play on his program. VP & gen'l mgr., Harry (also does daily air show). Records latest record release on Colum- * POP Singles * POP Singles H. Averill. Prog. dir., J.E.B. Stuart. should be directed to Dean Grif- bia entitled "Good Time Char- All records fith, 1. WPGC 39% 1. Dean Griffith WPGC 39% should be directed to 4421 Southern Avenue, S. E. ley," by the Banjo Barons. It's 2. Fred FAN, J.E.B. Stuart, 2. WWDC 37% WWDC 33% Arlington Trust Washington. fine programming material. 3. I.E.B. Stuart WEAM 14% 3. WEAM Building, 1515 N. Courthouse Rd., 20% Others 14% (Arlington, Va.) Arlington 1, Va. WRC AM -FM: 5,0011 watts. (Carroll lame -WWDC NBC Others 19/0 U.S Moere -WPGC -owned. NBC affiliate. Music Jack WGMS (WTRE- Annapolis, Md. Alep-WEEL) AM -FM: 5,000 watts days format: Standard. Highly identifi- 1,000 watts able WEEL- Fairfar, Va.) nights. RKO General air personalities. Navy foot- SEGUE BY TIME SLOT owned. Music format: Classical. ball carried beginning Sept. 4. Morning New Moore, WPGC FM multiplex and stereo 80 per University of Maryland, Atlantic POP LP's Mid Morning Fred Fiske, WWDC cent of programming. Coast Conference * Early Duplicates basketball car- Buddy Deane, Afternoon Fred Fiske, WWDC AM. Special programming: ried. Special radio-TV per- 1 programming.: "Capi- WRC 36% Traffic Man Dean Griffith, WPGC "Guest Early Artist," with Paul Hume, tal sonality in Baltimore for more 2 WMAL (Tie) 23% Morning Earl Bobbin, WWDC 8:05 -9 By-Lines," interviews with Late Evening 1 E. B. Stein, p.m., M -F, different Betty Groebli, 12:15 3. WTOP (Tie) 23% WEAM classical music -1 p.rn., M -F. than 13 years. leaves WITH artist discussed 4. WWOC IS% each day. "Opera "Ludlam's Lodge," conservation, House," 8:05 p.m., Sat., complete hunting and fishing information, morning show S. WOL 3% * PROGRAM DIRECTOR, MUSIC opera broadcast. Live program- 12:30 -12:45 p.m.. Sat. "Dental to devote full DIRECTOR OR LIBRARIAN ming: "Library of Congress Series.' I.Q.," Sun., 9:30 p.m. Barbershop (Most time to his * R&B Co- Operative in Exposing New Records) Juilliard String Quartet, Fri., 8:30 Quartet singing, hosted by Al Ross, 1. Dean Griffith, WPGC- Program Director p.m., 39 weeks. Thurs., 7:05 radio proper- 1. COOK 60% Sun., 2:05 p.m., -7:30 p.m., repeated "live on tape" 2. WUST 40% Boston Symphony Sat., 6:30-7 p.m. "Grandad's Rec- ties, KOTN * TOP TV BANDSTAND SHOW Concerts from Boston, Mon., 9:05 ord Shop," old -time recordas played. (Pine Bluff, (Exposing Artists 6 Records) p.m., National Symphony Concerts Tues., 7:05 -7:30 p.m. News direc- C Ark.); KWEL * &W Bob King -WOOK -TV "live on tape." Sun., 8 p.m.. Na- tor, David Dary. 15 min. news- Monday (S tional Gallery of casts 7 1. WDON 89% thru Fri4ay -6:30 p.mJ Arts Concerts, a.m., 6:15 p.m., M -F. Sta- (Midland, Satorday (4.:00 Bales Others 11% pITI.) Richard conducting. Poetry tion mgr., Harry A. Karr Jr. Rec- series, Tex.) Dean (WKCW- Warrington, V.. 13 yearly aired from Li- ords should be directed to Lou brary of Congress. "Safe Bonel6, music librarian, 4001 served for six WEEL- Fairfax, Va.) POP LP's At * Home." music, news, sports, com- Nebraska Ave., Washington 16. years as host of a highly success- 1. Eddie Gallaher WtoP 35% munity events, 6 -7 p.m.. M 2. AI Ross -F. ful teen CONSERVATIVE WRC "Folk World," WTOP AM -FM: 50,000 watts. dance party on WIZ -TV * 3. Fred FAke WWDC 15% 3:30 -4 p.m.. M -F. 4. Bob "Theater Royal," Owned by Post- Newsweek -Wash- prior to returning to I. WGMS -AM -FM 60% Kell WRC 10% Sun., 6:30 p.m., WITH ra- 5. John Wilcox WMAL ington Post. CBS affiliate:. Music Others 40% 7% syndicated drama shows. Gen'I dio as wake -up deejay. Others 119,6 format: Standard. Editorials aired (Bill Mayhugh mgr. Perry S. Ury. Frog, opts. dir., (WRCAMFM -WMAL regularly. Highly identifiable air WPIK- AM- Alreandria, Mac McGarry-WRC Victor Hirsh, All records should Bobby Dale, formerly with Art be personalities. Washington Va. Brown -WWDC directed to attention of Perry Senators KEWB (San Francisco) and Milton O. Ford -WOL) baseball; University of Maryland WGAT- FM- Silver Springs, Ury, Hotel Harrington, Washing- KFWB (Los Angeles) joins Md. ton 4. football carried. Special program- BY KRLA Angeles) - WOM TIME SLOT ming: "Opinion Please," listeners (Los for mid RAM.FM) Morning Eddie Gallaher, WTOP WMAL: 5,000 watts. Owned by have an opportunity of comment- night-6 a.m. show.... Charlie Mid Morning Bob Kelly, WRC Early Evening Star. ABC Radio affiliate. chosen O'Donnell, ex- Philadelphia dee- * CLASSICAL Afternoon Bob Kelly, WRC Late Afternoon Mac McGarry, WRC Music format Standard- Pop -Jau, each day, 9:10 -9:55 a.m., M.F. jay, moves into 9 -noon slot at Early Evening Milton 1. WGMS-AMFM 78% O. Ford, WOL (Tie) Well established air personalities. "For Your Information," 1:30 -4 KRLA. The duo replace Ted Carroll James, WWDC (Tie) Editorials aired p.m., M -F, includes Others 22% Gregg Oliver, WTOP file) 4 times daily. editorial of Quillin and Arlen Sanders who (WJMD -FM Late Evening Felix Gant, WMAL Washington Red Skins, football; day with comment from listeners All Night recently exited the LA outlet. WASHFM) Bill Mayhugh, WMAL (Tie) Georgetown University, U. of Md., by phone; guest expert answers Stan Karns, Bob McLauglin and his WRC (Tie) Geo. Wash U., American U., listener's questions. Combo 12- show basketball carried. Special pro- man news department headed by "Clubtime" return to * B&B gramming: "Closeup the Capitol." Frank Wilson. "The World To- KMLA -FM (Los Angeles) in 4 1. Bob King WOOK 37% news and public affairs show night," extended news, 6 -6:30 p.m., stereo -6 p.m., M -F.... Rock 2. Bill Johnson (Tie) WUST 20% once per month II -11:30 p.m., M -F. VP Robinson moves into THE RADIO only. Thurs., & gen'l morning RESPONSE RATINGS 2. Cliff Holland (Ti.) WOOK 20% 7:30 -8 p.m. "Perspective." mgr., Lloyd W. Dennis Jr. Prog. show 4. Al Bell WUST 15% discus- at WHOO (Orlando. cf stations and individual air sion per- Others B% of community problems, Mon., dir., William L. Hedgepeth. Rec- Fla.)... Ed Ripley, WMBR sonalities have (AI Clarke -WOOK 7:30 -8 p.m. ords should be been determined by "Broadway Showtime," directed to W. L. (Jacksonville, Fla.) deejay, to Sammy Jay -WOOK) Sun., 8.9 p.m. IO min. newscasts Hedgepeth, Broadcast House, 40th surrey of local and national record air staff of WDGY (Minneap- 7:55 a.m., noon. News, sports, & Brandywine Sts., N. W.., Wash- promotion personnel, distributers olis) in 3 -7 p.m. segement. * JAZZ information block. 6 -7:25 p.m., ington 16. and record manufacturers. Not a M 1. Felix Grant WMAL 51% -F. Combo 32 -man news and V I P 2. AI WUST: 250 watts days. Inde- APPOINTMENTS: popularity poll, the ratings are Clarke WOOK 24% public affairs department headed 3. Bill Mayhugh WMAL 16% by Ted pendent. Music format: Rhythm Chuck Dunnaway, Houston. 49)411y on the comparative ability 4. Stan Karos McDowell. Six radio - WRC 9% equipped mobile units. Helicopter & Blues - Gospel - Jazz. Negro - Tex., named operations man- of the stations and air personalities used for traffic reports. Gen') mgr., oriented programming. Editorial ager for KACY (Beaumont). influence aired periodically. Special to their listeners to pur- * C &W Fred S. Houwink. Prog. dir., pro- . . . Robert E. Henabery, for- Tom gramming: "Ed Brown Spirituals," chase the singles and albums played 1. Reeder WDON Harold Green. All records should merly production manager for 2. Jack Rodgers WOON 33% be directed to music 10 arma noon, M -F; "Jocko and on the air. The ratings likewise Others department WWJ (Detroit), named WCBS 17% 4461 Connecticut Ave., the Rocket Ship," 4 p.m.-sign off; (Eddie Motherly -WKCW N.W. general program . point up the importance of music "Club 3 executive... of Don Dillard -WOON, WMAL FM: Separately pro- 1120," p.m: sign -off, Jazz. Getty! mgr., Jack Underwood, of WOWO all types in building audiences and station mgr. grammed with classical and con- Daniel Diener. Prog. Tom Daniels, WDON) dir., Bill Johnson (also does daily (Fort Wayne) air personality, creating the framework conducive to servative music. Prog. & sales dir.. Stan air show). Records should be di- promoted to public affairs direc- influencing the listener Hamilton. to purchase * FOLK rected to Bill Johnson, Radio Mu- tor and assistant program man- other products and services WOL AM -FM: watts sic Hall, 815 Vee St., N. W. Wash- adeer 1. Mils Grant WAVA -AM -FM 50% 1,000 days; ager of the Group W outlet 250 watts ington 1. tised on radio stations. 011en 50% nights. Independent. succeeding Bob Chase, upped (Dick Serri -WOL Mutual affiliate. Music format: to man- Jim Lewis -WAVA-AM -FM Standard -Pop. WWDC: 5,000 watts. Independ- promotion advertising Richard Guest- WAVA- -FM) Editorials aired reg- AM ularly. Geo. ent. Music format: Contemporary. ager.... Buddy Baker, former- Wash., Air Force with football; Balt. Bullets basketball, Highly identifiable air personali- ly KFIV (Modesto, Calif.). I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I horse racing from all area tracks ties. Editorials aired six times joins staff of WBOK (New Or- carried. Special programming: "GW daily. Baltimore Colts football and leans) as progrant director. Metroplex" 7:30 -8 p.m., Mon. dis. other special sporting events car- Frank Gunn, formerly ried. STATIONS BY FORMAT "World Today," 8:05 -8:30 p.m. Special programming: "Steve with KAKE (Wichita). ap- FORMAT M -F, news commentary. Foreign Allison Show," interviews, com- of GLOSSARY: "Contemporary" -Stations that play primarily singles and LP's pointed general manager el -n- language programs aired Sat. ment, controversy, IO p.m. -12:30 "rat roll" and rhythm and blues nature. "Pop Contemporary" -Stations that f night KMNS (Sioux City. Iowa).... rock.T.roll and rhythm and and Sun. Fishing 7:15 a.m., M -Sun., remote from btu. music, as well as current singles and LP's of a non- report, -8 rock nature. Mitch Litman, director of pub- "Pep -Standard " -Stations programming current and stock singles and LP's, p.m., M -F. Mgr., M. A. Camp- Maury's Hideaway Restaurant. excluding rock-n -roll and rhythm 10 licity for WWDC (Washington. and blues. "StandardPOp" -Same as "Pop -Standard" with bell Jr. All records should be min. newscasts 7:30 & 8:30 stations emphasising standards to current pop singles. "Standard " -Stations programming directed to Malcolm Campbell, a.m.; 5:30 p.m., 5 min. newscasts D. C.), named to newly created current or stock ocrions of the old standards culled primarily from LP's. Rocknroll and 200 "P" aired half past the hour and 3 min. position of director of publicity "teen sound" excluded. "Conservative"-Stations St N.W., Washington, featuring primarily LP music of . sub- D. C. newscasts on the hour. Bob Robin- and sales service.... Frank dued nature in lone and performance. Background instrument music. "Classical," "Counts son heads 16 -man news staff A Western,' "Jars," "Rhythm B Scott, news director of KBON Blues," "Ethnic " -Stations programming more than SO per cent of WOOK: 1,000 watts; 250 nights. equipped with Radio Press Inter- their music in the above mentioned particular categories. (Des Moines). upped to pro- Independent. Negro- oriented pro- national, 2 -way radio -equipped IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII gram director. Bryce Stater IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II (IIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII gramming. Music format: Rhythm and 2 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Amphicar mobile remote Into & Blues -Gospel -Jazz, Highly iden- studios. Pres. Ben Strouse. VP- staff announcer. moves tifiable air personalities. Jazz KBON news director slot... WASHINGTON, D. C. AREA: 12:15 aired programming, Iry Lichenstein. p.m.. news; 12:15 p.m., midnight to 6 a.m. with Steve Shepard exits post as Ninth largest Al Clark. Records should be directed to Cal radio market. 15 News commentary with man- AM; 13 "Cracker Barrel," discussion of Richard Hackett, music director, 1627 "K" vice -president and station FM. 3 Standard -Pop; I current events, Eaton, 6.6:15. M -F. Exec. VP, 6. 10 C &W; 3 audience partici- St., N,W., Washington WWDC- ager of KOIL (Des Moines). Contemporary; I Class- John Panagos. pation. Fred Gail, host; 1 -4 p.m. Prog. dir., Cliff FM programs light classics and KISN ical; 2 R &B; 3 Standard. head sister Star station, news 8 Holland (also does daily air WAVA every min. interspersed show). pop- standard music. (Portland, Ore.).... A. E. (Bud), AM -FM: 1.000 watts day. with music; 4 -6 p.m.. all news; Records should be directed to Independent. Music Donegan, sales manager of format: Stand- 6 p.m.- midnight, Music Ameri- Cliff Holland, 5321 First Place, WQMR - WGAY - FM 1,000 in ard -Pop. Editorials aired regularly. cana" folk with N. E., Washington 11. watts for- WIFE (Indianapolis). moves 7-9 music Milt Grant. day. Independent. Music Ray a.m., M -F, all news; 9 a.m. - mgr., to succeed Shephard.... noon, "Million Dollar Music," nothing WPGC: 10.000 watts day. Inde- mat: Standard. VP & Station M -F, news every 8 min. but million seller records pendent. Music Ted Bldg., Wash- Willes, promoted to program interspersed with includ- format: Contem- Dorf. Wisconsin music; noon- ing records believed to have porary. Highly identifiable air per- ington. director KOIL, 36 BILLBOARD, September 12, 1964 www.americanradiohistory.com BULK VENIJING news You count Antivending BULK BANTER more Bill Defeated Pacific Patter a bar mitzvah and talked to NEW YORK A concerted - some of the operators.... James with OAK! effort by members the The of New Feldmans, Acme Vend- Hipster did his shopping York Automatic Vending ing. took for Asso- off on a long Labor hulk supplies at Acme Monday ciation killed an attempt to ban Day weekend, closing on Fri - (31).... Ray Newman was in all vending machines, except day. They remained oak open. how- town from his home base in milk dispensers and ever, until BUILT FO automatic 8 p.m. Thursday, to Riverside.... Joe Arguelles, of MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. laundries, from New York take care apart- of the operators want- u/r 1011 ment (Continued yrasl'e -10) BUSINESS rlNpnrrarp An.. Culver clh. Center. houses. ing extra merchandise so their The proposal. sponsored by machines would not empty over the New York the MARK -BEAVER City Planning holidays.... Morey Cream- Commission, M AMINE I GIIARANTEED Bulk Vendors serve ,'IvIN received its public er, formerly of Chicago and you best- hearing before the New York who recently went oB6 into bulk USED MACHINES greater profits City Board of Estimate here vending in the Los Angeles economy Tuesday (1). area, was among the many eye appeal. op- N.W Motlel 19, 1[ r ir...... 914.70 Speaking against the erators N.W. Delu %a, I[ MARK 1-4 BALL AND measure who stocked tip at Op- Or s[ GOmb. 1).00 Many models and was Harold Folz, president erators Vending N W. 10001. lI Tab Gum Mech. 18.00 combination units available. Send for of during last N.W. Motlel =3], 1[ Porc. Cen- the NYAVA and one week.... roe loo a. B.G. aso lull -line illustrated catalog, today. VENDING of the Arnold Provisor, gen- Añerteealr6srloocl.e , nGour n.00 heads of Folz Vending, Ocean- eral counsel for Mals lr Tau Gnm .... _..,. .eo ti_ Operators Acorn 8 lb. Glob. 1u0.10 s side, N. 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SEEBURG BUYS UNITED GAME ASSETS Sam Stern to Head Switzerland Assumes Role as Games Subsidiary European Coin Machine Hub Continued from page I By OMER ANDERSON Present were President J. with unsurpassed commercial fa- ZURICH - Switzerland con- Cameron Gordon; George L. H. cilities. tinues to be the coin machine Gilbert, European vice -president, It is significant, in this respect, capital of Europe despite activity and Bill Adair, vice -president in that two U. S. coin machine in the European Common Mar- charge of sales. Languages in- ket. volved were manufacturers with the biggest French, German, stakes in the More big international firms Italian and Flemish, in addition Common Market, operate from Switzerland than to prefer, nonetheless, to maintain English. their international from any other spot on the None of the Seeburg execu- headquarters continent, and more interna- in Switzerland. The companies tives have pretensions to being are tional trade gatherings are held linguists, AMI at Geneva, and Wur- but they !functioned litzer at Zurich. in Zurich and Geneva than in smoothly, nevertheless, in the any other cities in Europe. polyglot setting at Zurich. This Automatic Canteen plunged It is a paradox that while ma- was thanks to Swiss expertise at early and heavily into the Com- jor world firms scramble after a staging international gatherings. mon Market with the purchase base in the Common Market, all for the Swiss are as adept and of a West German phonograph of them instinctively regard eager to cater to a business con- manufacturer, Tonomat, of Neu Switzerland as the real business clave as to green -baize diplo- Isenberg, near Frankfurt. Wur- headquarters of Europe-now matic parleys. litzer built a factory in North and in the future. Germany several years ago and Commercial Facilities there began Seeburg Meeting Coin machine firms production of a are at- phonograph the Lyric Late last autumn, to illustrate, tracted to Switzerland for the - - de- signed expressly for the Euro- Seeburg invited over 200 of its same reasons that around 550 SAM STERN WILLIAM F. ADAIR pean market. European representatives to Zu- U. S. firms in all lines of en- rich. Here, as one observer deavor make their European When any of the major U. S. United's corporate entity remains intact. As far as could be noted, "in an atmosphere remi- headquarters in this country. For coin machine companies set up learned at presstime, the firm will continue with its manufacture niscent of an international diplo- all the mystique of the European a major sales conference on the of U. S. government contract products. matic conference," the Seeburg Common Market, Switzerland is Continent, the locale is auto- Sam Stern, president of Seeburg's Williams subsidiary, will brass unfolded the company's still the hub of international matically Switzerland. head the United operation and retain his duties with Williams. No plans for 1964 and demonstrated commerce, the country situated Paradoxically, too, the impor- other personnel shifts were announced. new in equipment. the heart of the Continent (Continued on pae ±c Stern, a coin machine manufacturing veteran, acquired an interest in Williams (founded in 1944 by Harry Williams) shortly after the firm was established. He became executive vice -president in 1948, and three years later assumed full control of the stock and, became president. MOA Conclave Bids Fair to Be When Seeburg bought out Williams earlier this year, Stern remained in charge of the division. The Seeburg acquisition of United assets does not include Top Convention in Recent Years (Continued on page 42) CHICAGO -Music Operators A total of 102 exhibits booths has already reached 44 com- of America will have its most have been sold, compared to last pared to last year's total of 42. services were at Locust Grove successful convention in years year's figure of 82, and only five The number of record, C. C. Keesling, Methodist company Church in Salem, W. when members convene at the empty booths remain on the en- exhibitors now stands at nine. Va., burial in Sherwood Burial W. Vo. Op, Dies Sherman House here for their tire floor. compared to last year's total of Park, Salem. annual conclave Oct. 14 -16. The actual count of exhibitors four. Predicts 12 Fred Granger, MOA manag- ing director, predicts the record N.J. company total will be about Coinmen Seek Solutions 12 when the convention starts. Granger said, "I may be going out on a limb, but I think Pm To Property Tax Problems safe in making this prediction." Among record company ex- hibitors signed to date are the NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.- Members of the South Jersey, has about 500 pieces of equipment four majors: Capitol, Columbia. New Jersey Council of Coin Machine Operators in 61 municipalities. Each municipality has its Decca and RCA Victor. a group composed of - officers of the four major own real estate tax structure. So taxes for each four manufac- local New Jersey coin All juke box machine associations and municipality must be figured separately. have to exhibit as all the distributors in turers signed the State -meet at the Also, as machines are depreciated each year, have virtually all amusement Brunswick Inn here Wednesday (23) to face a the rates must be computed on an annual basis. counts' knotty tax problem. manufacturers in the The paper work involved is staggering. A number of vending manufac- A recent of the act New Jersey Legislature The basis for actual machine valuation must be turers and miscellaneous sup- requires all municipalities to collect property taxes taken from the operator's federal income tax re- pliers are also slated to show. on business equipment. Included are juke boxes, turns. amusement devices and vending machines. Enabling allowing to Latest Signed CARL KEESLING legislation municipalities The rate is set at 65 per cent the prevailing collect these taxes has been on the New Jersey Dale Engineering Company. real estate tax rate. Thus, if a juke box has a for was Long Beach, Calif.. and National WELCH, W. Va. statute books many years. It ignored. -Carl Kees - retail value of $1,000, and the local real estate Shift Tax Load Shuffleboard and Billiard Com- ling, 64, former owner of West pany, East Orange, N. J.. ara Virginia tax is 10 per cent, the machine would be taxed But this session of the Legislature, ha an al- Amusement Company at $65. among the latest firms signed to with offices here tempt to shift the tax load from the State to the and Bluefield, Each year, of course, the tax on any piece of various municipalities, changed the original legis- exhibit their products. W. Va., died recently in a Roa- equipment One noke, would drop as it depreciated and as lation from permissive to mandatory. Record Stop Association Va. hospital. Besides be- the market value and the National Cota ing well known declined. But, according to the Cannon and the Council's attorney. Raymond (ROSA) in coin machine law, the depreciation can never go below 20 per Machine Distributors Associa- circles, Keesling was active Uliase, Camden, feel the law is cumbersome in cent of the original cost of the equipment. enough so that it can be repealed. Other powerful tion (NCMDA) will also have numerous civic and philanthrop- represents on, ic organizations. Therefore, a juke box which sold for $1.000 a business groups in New Jersey are of the same booths. ROSA dozen years ago would be taxed as a $200 piece mind. stop owners around the counts He was a O. I. member of the of property, although the market value might Also on the agenda is a discussion of break -ins, while NCMDA, headed by American co" Legion, a 32d degree be nil. which are proving a major problem to Garden (Bob) Slifer. is the national Mason, and - active in several The tax bite is had enough, but according to State operators. machine distributors' group Masonic temples. Survivors in- Bill Cannon, NJCCMO Presence of the one -stop and clude president, the bookkeep- Cannon, with 500 pieces of equipment out, his wife, Mrs. Hazel Kees - ing headaches are even worse. this coin machine distributor groups ling, three has been averaging a break -in a day summer. daughters, two broth- Separate Calculations At this rate, about two-thirds of his machines indicates the degree of harmaav ers and 42) two sisters. Funeral Cannon, who operates from in on page Haddonfield will have been burglarized in a year. (Continued 7 38 BILLBOARD, September 12, 1964

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ALEGRE MGM SEEBURG LITTLE LP's M 5 HIS ORCH. 5 8DO MARIN I -Due Chevere Vol. 2: ROY HAMILTON ppLAA -Sentimental- lonely 6 Blue: E 4233, SE 4233 Pop Instrumental THE OSMOND BROTHERS Sing All Time Hymn Favorites: E 4235, SE 4235 DISCOTHEQUE ORCHESTRA CAPITOL -Dance Discotheque (Twin Pack) MOTOWN Decca On Stage MuAcaI ReAue?: FTV6090, 836090 Make Someone Ebany i^ RhrythmH Happy- Yesterdays- Desafinado- SUPREMES Where Did Our love Go: MT 621, 5621 Fly Me to the Moon -Mi Guantanamera-Campa- COLPIX dre NONSUCH Pedro Juan -El Leoncito -Roll Over Beethoven Lilith: CP 520, SCP 520 SOUNDTRACK- -If I Had a BEETHOVEN in Hammer -Hot Pastrami With -Trio C Major Op. 87; Sextet in E Flat Mashed Major Op. 71; Various Artists: H 1025, H 71025 COLUMBIA - Potatoes -Hello, Dolly! -Mack the Knife HATDEN- Concerto for Organ 6 Orch. In C Major; Chamber Orch. (Ristenpart) H 1024, H 71024 ORIGINAL CAST- -The Subject Was Roses: DOL 308, MONTEVERDI- Madrigals; Nuovo Madrigaletto Italinao Country & Western 00S 708 (Piani): H 2021, H 71021 (Original cast): OL 8020, OS 2620 RAMEAU -La Guirlande; Various Artists: H SHAKESPEARE-Hamlet - 1023, N 71023 - JIMMY MARTIN -Jimmy MENDEtSSOHN: A Midsummer Night's Dream /Italian VIVALDI -Concertos; Chamber Orch. (Ristenpart): H 1022, Martin Sings Widow Symphony -Philadelphia Orch. ( Ormandy) ML 6028, H 71022 - Maker MS 6628 Decca Widow Maker NOUVELLES -Six Days on the Road -There's COMMAND More Pretty Girls Than One -Truck Driving DANIELLE DARRIEUX -Hier C'est Tourjours Aujourd 'Hui: Mon - IFETNOVEN- Symphony No. 1 in D Major, Op. 21, PARS 67 135 - The Old Man's Drunk Again -Truck Driver's Queen Symphony No. 2 in 0 Major Op. 36, Pittsburgh LUIS MARIONS- Chansons Espagnoles: PAM 67 137 - Symphony Ork (Steinberg) CC 33- 11024, CC 11024 SD - JOEL HOLMES: PAM 67 139 - MICHEL DENS -Chants Patriotiques Et Cocardiers: PAM International (Instrumental) 67 141 - CONCERT -DISC VARIOUS ARTISTS- Treffpunkt Hamburg BACH -- Unaccompanied Suites Nos. 3 6 4, Milton Thomas: OLDIES (Potpourri) 1247, CS 247 - Telefunken BACH- UNACCOMPANIED SUITES NOS. 5 6 6; Milton VARIOUS ARTISTS -Soulful Oldies: 33, OL 8005 Stadt Hamburg an der Elbe Auen Thomas: 1248, CS 248 -Hamburg ist IACH -The Art of the Fugue, ContraDUncli XII through ein schones Stadtchen -In Hamburg sind die XIX Inclusive; Fine Arts Ouartet/N. Y. Woodwind PHAROS Quartet M 1250, CS 250 - Nachte lang- Mondnacht auf der Alster -Auf der Suites Nos. 1 Milton BACM- Unaccompanied 6 2; Thomas: ROSEMARY PRINZ -TV's Penny: MN 10001, SN 30001 1246, CS 246 - Reeperbahn nachts um halb eins -Das schmiesst IEETNOVEN- Quartes in B Flat, Op. 135 /Grosse Fugue, Op. doch 133; Fine Arts Quartet: M 1249, CS 249 - PIEDMONT einen Seemann nicht gleich um -Das ist die DVORAK- Quintet In A -Opus 81; Fine Arts Quartet /Frank Glazer: M 1251 CS 251 Liebe der Matrosen - JOLLY /OE 6 His Jug Band: PLP 13160 -Das kann doch einen See- REV. ROBERT WILKINS: PLP 13162 mann nicht erschuttern -Schon ist die Liebe im CONSTELLATION Hafen -Wir lagen RCA VICTOR vor Madagaskar -Hein spielt GENE CHANDLER -Just Be True: LP 1423 abends so schon ouf dem Schifferklavier THE MERRY WIDOW: LOC -Wo die Franz Allers: 1094, L50 1094 - I - DOT Nordseewellen REGENT STEVE ALLEN TV SHOW: 019 3587, 25587 All titles listed are custom PAT B00NE -Boss Beat: DIP 3594, 25594 CHRISTIAN TEMPLE CHOIR: 6118 331,5 stereo singles packaged for the juke box operator. LIBERACE at the Americana Vol. 1: DLP 3595, 25595 - Other packagers or record companies may get weekly listings of their product by sending LIBERACE at the Americana Vol. 2: DLP 3596, 25596 releases to Juke Box Reviews, Billboard, 165 W. 46th DICK CONTINS on Stage: DIP 3602, 25602 REPEAT Street, New York, N. Y. 10036. ARTHUR SMITH -Original Guitar Boogie: DIP 3600,

25600 NORMAN WHISTLER 8 THE RURAL RHYTHM MASTERS - THE SIX FAT DUTCHMEN -Old Time Waltzes: DIP 3599, Rural Rhythm: 300 -4 25599 -I- SAVOY Granger to Address EPIC PAUL BLET: 12182 RAT IUDZILCK -Mr. Polka BILL DIXON 6 ARCHIE SHEPP: 121P4 B's Party: LN 24108, THE 8N 26108 ST. JOHN'S INSPIRATIONAL CHOIR: 14088 REV. 6 MRS LAWRENCE Ohio /fSSIE ROBERTS: 14089 Operator GRIFFIN Glory LN BN Assn. -0 Hallelujah; 24101, 26101 - SWINDELL BRO5. 6 REV. JOHNNIE WILKERSON. 14090 81M 8 IESSE -The Old Country Church: LN 24107, BN 26107 BIG JOHN A GOLDEN ECHOES: 14091 TOLEDO, THE BIENDWRIGHTS: 14092 Ohio -Fred Gran- Granger credited GEORGE MAHARIS- Tonight You Belong to Me: LN 24111, State and DOROTHY NORWOOD SINGERS: 14093 ON 26111 - ger, Music Operators of local associations for DOLORES BARRETT it SISTERS: 14094 Amer- much of 80BBT VINTON'S Greatest Nits, LN 24098, UN 26098 - BARRET THE BRADLEY SINGERS: 14095 ica managing director, will be the success MOA has achieved JAMES CLEVELAND 8 ANGELIC CHOIR VOL. 4: 14096 to date. He noted there was "no FINK ROBERTA MARTIN SINGERS: 14097 the featured speaker when the THE GOSPEL CHIMES: 14098 way of measuring the help Northwestern Ohio Music - TIM SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN STATE CHOIR: 14099 Oper- both tangible and MORGAN Sings Maria: 1005 otherwise - ators, Inc. holds its meeting here that the State and local group SING Monday (14). support has meant to the na- GOSPEL Maynard Little JIMMY DEMPSEY: MFLP 8055 C. Hopkins, presi- tional association." THE VICTORY CHOIR: 3026 dent of the Ohio operator asso- Granger said that MOA was THE SENSATIONAL SIX: 3027 said THE MEDITATION SINGERS: 3028 SURE ciation, the meeting is be- in the best position it has been ST. LUXES YOUNG ADULT CHOIR: 3020 ing called to help MOA in its in for many years -both in THE CHAMPION POLISH- AMERICAN STRING BAND. 5S 18 membership efforts. The Ohio terms of membership and ex- GREENLEAF association is VERVE hoping to add a hibitors at its forthcoming con- substantial number of vention. said THE GOLDWATERS Sing Folk Songs to Bog the Liberals: operators He that the co- M 101-63A COUNT BASIE -Bas,e Land: V 8597, 568597 to the MOA roles. operation from State and local The Individualism of GIL EVANS, V 8555, 56 -8588 The ELLA FITZGERALD Sings the Jerome Kern Song Book: meeting is being held at associations was largely respon- V 4060, 66.4060 Lido Lanes HICKORY in Toledo. sible. WYNTON KELLY TRIO -It's All Right,: V 85:8 06 -8588 TIMMY SMITH -The Cat: V 8587, V6 -0587 THE NEWBEATS -Bread 6 Butler: IPM 120 CAL TIADER -Warm Wave, V 8585, 56.8585

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JOHN COLTRANE QUARTET -Crescent: A 66 VARIOUS ARTISTS -The Greatest Sing Their Soul Favorites: SHIRLEY Paris, for example, now has SCOTT TRIO-Great Stottll LP 660, SLP 660 Still Popular The AMPO Horns of CLARK TERRY: A 64 500 operators, a loss of 15 per WESTINDT KARLSRUHE, W. Germany cent in the last two years, and JAY JAY -It was two years ago that See - Marseilles 225 operators, a loss BILI LAMOTTA, HIS PIANO 8 ORCH. -Come Back to the Virgin Isles: Ml 1001 burg discontinued of 10 per cent. On the other AGGIE'S Telephone Gems: 1074 its models MARISMA DATA -Polish Favorita: 1076 AY -160 and EY -160, but the re- hand, the over -all number of WORD nown of both machines has operators has increaed in the spread far through the same period by nearly 10 per LAURIE NYACK MISSIONARY COLLEGE CHOIRS. QUARTET 6 develop- BAND Yesterday, Today Forever': W 3323 ing countries, where operators cent, to around 3,000. STAN The Remarkable Trombone of BILL PEARCE. W 3312 ZAIKA_Zabka's Thema From Television: LLP 2025 - I - refuse to believe that any new The reason, according to the models can be better than the survey. is France's extraordinary' WORLD ARTISTS LONDON old Seeburg machines. copyright royalty arrangements, which r THE AZTECS -Live at the Ad -Lib Club of London: WAM Phoenix -Apparate GmbH of penalize big -city operators lumpte' GENE SIMMONS: HL 12018, SHE 32018 I 2(101 Karlsruhe reports that it has a in relation to those in small large export order for the two towns. The royalty is based on able future, the liabilities of Eu- discontinued Seehurg models size of the city, the price of a ropean production will outweigh from operators in the developing glass of peritif on the location Switzerland Assumes Role the blandishments. Seeburg has countries. The firnt is circular- and the number of seats in the room. e a of dis- izing German operators with the Continued frrmt pure 38 Finally. there is a certain sym- established number offer of an advantageous trade - to Sechurg's tribution subsidiaries, but See - tance bolism appearance in the old of Antwerp is declining burg equipment is still shipped of models on a new Castle Meetings fast in Zurich. For Seeborg, in con- as the coin machine cross- from the U. S. to the Continent. Seehurg console. trast to other major U. S. firms, roads on this the BINGEN. W. Germany -Op- side of Atlantic remains unconvinced that the primarily because of the decline To Seehurg executives. the French Op Shift erators in the Rhineland- Palati- Common Market will work a in shipments of Common Market is a matter of nate have decided to upgrade reconditioned revolution in coin machine dis- phonographs to Europe. selling rather manufactur- PARIS -A survey of French their public image by holding The ex- tribution and sales. than port-import is coin machine operators shows an their regular meetings in a castle. traffic moving is staying ing, and selling can be organized away from Antwerp Seeburg aloof from operator exodus front the larger For example, the annual meet- to other Eu- European production facilities, better in Switzerland than any- ropean ports. cities to the small cities and ing of the Rhineland- Palatinate confident that, for the foresee- where else on the Continent. towns. (Continued on pave 421 September 12, 1964, BILLBOARD 39 www.americanradiohistory.com III. Court Rules In -Line Games W. Va. Assn. Convention Legal Unless Used for Gaming Looms ass a Big One OAK HILL, W. Va. The are being scheduled. A significant fiscated. The were West - Fretl CHICAGO - operators to their owners. The injunction Virginia Music and Vend- Granger, Music Operators ruling strengthening the position joined by location owners in a was later ing Association's annual of made permanent. On con- America managing director, is of the States in -line pinball op- suit to have the vention games returned. appeal to the Appellate Court, to be held in Hunting- among the guests scheduled erators was handed down last A temporary injunction was the State was denied its motion. ton, Sept. 17 -19, promises to be speak. to week by the Illinois Appellate issued returning the machines James one of the most successful in the Brown, counsel for the A Court. operators and location association's history. number of State and local owners, dignitaries are also In effect, the court held that noted that in -line machines were John Wallace, convention expected to in -line machines are not gam- covered chairman, indicated that reserva- be on hand for the big wind -up under an "exclusionary banquet Saturday bling devices per se. That is, clause" in a State law against tions point to possibly the high- evening (19), they are legal unless actually Cinebox to Get gambling. est attendance ever. Virtually The West Virginia group is used all of the nation's juke box for gambling purposes. In -line and also sending a major games are of course amusement game manufacturers contingent The decision came after a still subject to federal to the MOA convention regula- will be represented with exhibits in Chi. raid last June by Cook County 100 Films tions. cago Oct. 15 -17. Sheriff Richard Ogilvie, in by their distributors. which 76 machines were con- A number of vending firms are also slated to exhibit. 2 Bally Sky Divers ...$235.00 For U.S. Trade IRS Business forums along with 1 Gottlieb Preview.... 250.00 Agents general membership meetings 2 Southland Little Pro.. 375.00 HICKSVILLE. N. Y. -Image 5 Wms. San Francisco.. Films, New York, will produce Seize Closeout Price Games 1 100 musical films in the next Carlos Hilburn, Gottlieb Gigi 250.00 12 months for use in Cinebox 5 Duncan Arizona Guns machines. In Me., N. H. Dixie Amusem't Make 011er f+i-buiLLL Harry A. Schwartz, vice - 1 United BowlArama, Presents A -1 condition president of the Cinevision Cor- CONCORD, N. H. U. S. Executive, Dies 595.00 - 2 poration of America, U. S. dis- Internal Revenue Service agents DOTHAN, Ala. -- Tragedy Bally Bowlers 595.00 YOUR GREATEST 1 PROFIT tributor of the Italian -made cin- swooped down on several New struck again at Dixie Amuse- Wms. Grand Slam Close Out OPPORTUNITY FOR 1964 ema juke box, said the first five Hampshire and Maine amuse- ment Company here with the 1 Wms. 10th Inning Close Out films are in production, with re- ment and recreational establish- death of Carlos Hilburn. He had 5 Joker Ball. Ea. 125.00 -DELUXE 6- POCKET AND lease set for next week. The ments last week and seized been general manager of the 5 Joker Wild. Ea. 125.00 schedule, worked South BUMPER POOL® out between gaming machines for alleged Alabama juke box firm W, hap! a large i nrory o/ Schwartz and Joseph Albanese, non since the death a few months late motlel Chica9on vC Oin and -The Dependable -payment of federal taxes on United Bowlers Image vice -president, calls for gambling devices. before of Joe Joseph, founder. CALL COLLECT TODAY. Tables! Ask for eight new films a month. Two machines were re- Hilburn, who died in a Vet- Harold or Clint See Your Distributor Write Area Code 517- 771 -4250 or All films will be in full color portedly seized at the eran's Administration Hospital Complete Selection Parts- Accesserles Hooper and geared to the adult market. Country Club in Walpole, N. H., here, had more than 30 years Schwartz said established re- where agents claimed the $250 of experience in game and juke VALLEY SALES CO. cording artists box 737 Morton 51. Bay City. Michigan and new talent annual tax on each machine operation. will be used in the film series. had not been paid. Following the two deaths, the ROYAL Evidence company has been administered in this case was DISTRIBUTING, INC, turned over to U. S. Atty. by Mrs. Joseph. The operation Louis uso Glentl4lcMilford Rd. M. Janelle of Concord for con- has more than 150 stops over cmonnati ls, Ohro, or WANTED sideration of possible prosecu- a 150 -mile radius. 1113 N. High St., Columbus, Ohio tion. Revenue agents also confis- cated 12 alleged gaming ma- Children's chines at three establishments Dinner timte? in Southern Maine. ALL MACHINES READY FOR NOVELTY GAMES Kenneth Dorr, IRS intelli- LOCATION ALL MACHINES LIKE NEW gence chief in Maine, said the GUARANTEED CLEAN & CHECKED Kiddie Rides raids by nine agents climaxed Bally Deluxe Jumbo S 95 * Ready to Go * Coin Operated an undercover investigation that Bally Bank Ball ... 195 2 Shortrlov Baseball, Wms. -x165.00 had been conducted for 7 Pinch Hittl rr cafe Dalli some Bally Spinner 55 m :. .... 1ss.oD time. Evidence was turned over time 2 usaeer aseba Wms... 250.go for Gottlieb Gaucho 395 6 Slugger Bare ball, Midway 295.00 FOR CASH to U. S. District 'Atty. Alton 6 Road Ra Wms. 325.00 2 Range Rille Lessard, who was to determine ROWE A:MI Wms. Titan Gun. 165 Gallery, Late Model whether 10 Champion Score Rille 295.00 the owners of the es- music Wms. Hercules Gun 125 Range, C.C. .. 425.00 Equipment tablishments had committed any 1 16' Geltl Crown Bowlers, AMI H200 Hideaway 145 645.00 violations. 1 16 Grand Prise Good Bowler, Condition Seeburg 0200 125 C.C. 725.00 Similar raids were reported 9 Voice -O- Graphs, Wms. ....1,000.00 to have Wire . Phone . Write Send List and Prices taken place at the same OPERATE Seeburg R 235 To., time elsewhere in New England. Seeburg C 95 Exclusive Rowe AMI Distributor RUSH REPLY TO: Eo.Po. - S.Jersey Del. Md. D.C. UNITED Rock -Ola 1454 .. 195 Bowling Alleys Cell, Wella or Cbla BOX D -239 Bulk Banter Shuffle Alleys D AVID Cable: LeWJo ROSEN,IN( Billboard Shuffle Pool Games Novelty Cames Distr. for Smokshopf L Dottllab. B55 N. BROAD ST., PHILA., PA. 19123 2160 Patterson St. Continued from page 37 Phone: (215` CEnter 2.2900 Cincinnati. Ohio 45213 Targette Games Joe's Vending Service, Seal Guns LIewdones DnInbuhnp G Beach, was in town. Aiways Planted al Trade, n Tame E7cluule Wurlilter Dnlsbulor See Your Dislribulcr PIN Preston Coombs and Mrs. 1311 N. Capitol Ave. Coombs are enjoying a vacation UNITED MANUFACTURING CO. Indianapolis, Ind. GAME Chicago, III. 60618 Fi?114k1 on the Mediterranean. They will Tel.: MElrose 5.1593 *Rß!JL be gone for several weeks. Sam Moriwaki leaves Japan soon on By 111195 LF :Rs VENDORS . . . SHOPPED chicago the last round of his around the Playtime 5750 coin CIGARETTE Mb 1cnc,no world trip that took him first to Duplex 325 eellaneous DIVISION OF CHICAGO DYNAMIC INDUSTRIES, INC. Seeburg E1 5 150 y cos 10, Milk Europe.... George Ruby, La- Falcon 395 Corsair las P 3715 Savoy 595 DuGreniP r 775 yentlo MIIk. Mirada, was at Acme for mer- Rowe 11 -Col. Tip Top 395 Doof S. 473 Ambassatlor 175 yentlo 210 Ice Cream, chandise. Five Star 450 Smoke Shoo V 195 Smoke Shop V -76 745 Royal Crown ... 695 Mabel 7 -Sal. l'ce Cream 150 the 1964 ROCK -OLA GRAND PRIX... Max Jones the National 95 Seeburg a SCD Ice is back on job Cameo ...... -. 650 National 9116.M L 145 Maker .. 1013 111 175 following a well- earned va- Fury 895 National Seeburg a 5CD3 Ice iselletzmimm Challenger .. 275 CANDY Maker the prestige cation.... Bud Harris, Interna- Rowe L7000. 7 ooxt c15 Queen 250 DuGrenier KYM, Rowe 1010 -A. 9 1030 tional Vending Service. San 8 col. S1a5 193 Continental 495 160 Cole 7Sel TM Stoner, B col. 373 Pedro, 11 9 phonograph for completed two weeks' 11=17, col. las sroner a1a -t1 25o Rowe s -col. vasery 175 training with the Air Force. He Stoner, 6 col. 93 I Rowe 7 -Sal. Hot Food 230 all locations spent the time with other re- COFFEE Vendo 6.5,1. Hot Food 175 serves at March Air Force Base Bally 661D, Rowe Cold All Purpose 615 ì716e up' SB50 Wittenborg intermixes 7" LP's, near Riverside.... James North- Bally 667, ngle .P 695 Ref rig. 12 Sel. a73 is a Bally 664, Single

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MUSIC OPERATORS OF AMERICA CONVENTION ISSUE Dated: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 CONVENTION DATES Distributed: MONDAY, OCTOBER 12 OCTOBER 14 -16 Ad Deadline: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7 SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO

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Billboard's M.O.A. Convention is an excellent, low cost message vehicle for MANUFACTURERS and DISTRIBUTORS of phonographs, amusement games, pool tables cigarette and other vending machines, background music equipment, kiddie rides, coin handling or moving equipment, as well as SUPPLIERS of coin machine parts.

EDITORIAL HIGHLIGHTS ADVERTISING HIGHLIGHTS A Recap of Facts and Figures taken from Billboard's 1963 Analysis of the U. S. Standard Billboard page size. Music Machine Business. Prepared by the company's MARKET RESEARCH DIVISION. Regular Billboard advertising rates apply. Offset printed - no plates required. Analysis contains: Excellent reproduction. Where juke boxes are located, how many in operation. An opportunity to reach those operators attending the convention, as How locations are paid. well as those unable to attend for one reason or another. Monaural and stereo phono facts. Special free distribution of this important issue from Billboard's Average weekly take per machine before commission. Servicenter - located at a high traffic location during the entire Record purchases -where records were convention . bought. - Sherman House, Chicago . October 14 -16. Diversification Information - Tells how many phono operators operate amusement games, cigarette machines, food and drink machines and kiddie rides. START PLANNING NOW!!! Regional Reports on economic conditions of coin machine industry. Have your advertising sales message ready to appear in the pre -convention Special programming tips. issue (October 10), convention issue (October 17), and Special taxation article. post- convention (October 24) issue of Billboard. M.O.A. progress report during past year. list of M.O.A. exhibitors agenda. M.O.A. slate of officers. REMEMBER . . . Advertising Deadline for the M.O.A. General convention news roundup. Convention Issue is Wednesday, October 7. Plus all the regular news Have your agency prepare copy now, or if you don't have an agency, give your coverage Billboard salesman the assignment. The 1964 Billboard M.O.A. Convention Issue will be PACKED with NEWS YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS! MAKE YOUR RESERVATION FOR 11111110..-_ ADVERTISING SPACE TODAY. Chicago, Ill. 60601 Free Distribution of this M.O.A. Issue from Billboard's Servicenter where 188 W. Randolph messages are taken, phone service is available, and your many ques- CEntral 6 -9818 tions Dick Wilson are cheerfully answered. All N.A.M.A. guests visiting the M.O.A. New York, N. Y. 10036 Calif. 90028 Convention will also receive a complimentary copy of this issue. Hollywood, 165 W. 46th 1520 N. Gower PLaza 7 -2800 Hollywood 9 -5831 Denis Hyland Bill Wardlow

www.americanradiohistory.com MONY Warning System Acts Stern Heads Games Subsidiary As Deterrent to Fraud Artists Continued from pate 38 the patents, tools and dies on the NEW YORK While music then closing shop soon after the down United juke box. United went nto - on this kind of fraud by production on a music machine in the machine and game operators opening. informing its late 1950's with limited members who the success. The machine is not currently in production. here are still fair game for sharp- In some cases, the location guilty parties are. Thus, when a The purchase does include United's main plant on shooters. the Music Operators of doesn't even bother to open. fly -by -night location owner re- Chicago's California Avenue, but it does not include United's other factories New York is helping to cut The owner merely rents a store sumes his trade, the operator at in the Chicago area. down on the number of bull's - front, puts a sign up announc- least has a warning. Seeburg began its acquisition program eyes. ing his intention to open, col- Al Denver, in 1958 with the pur- MONY president, chase of the Bert Mills Coffee machine. Later purchases lects what he can from eager said there is little the association included A common practice among the Lyons cold drink machine. the Bally hot drink machine. coin machine operators, then can do to help the first victim. Pic -a -Pack utility the some fast -buck artists involves vender, the Kinsman Organ Company, the Choice skips the premises. but its warning system can pre- Vend and - opening a store, milking advance Cavalier bottle and can drink machines, the Du Grenier commission loans from music, Information Service vent other operators from getting cigaret machine and the Williams stuck. game line. game and vending operators, MONY is attempting to cut Founded 1902 Aside from actual fraud, local The Seeburg Corporation is the successor to the J. P. Seeburg operators are harried by loan Corporation. founded in and bonus 1902 by Justus P. Seeburg. It entered EVERYTHING IN demands by location the juke box field itt 1927. The owners. firm is the world's largest juke box manufacturer, and is also a leader in the vending SLUGGER... COIN MACHINES Once a location owner has machine Arcades Our Specialty manufacturing field. Seeburg recently has become active in Counter Game tasted blood in the form of an the Write for your needs. home entertainment field. Last year, the corporation grossed about Ic, sr pr lac advance commission, he general- MIKE MUNVES CORP. $54,000,000. 1 plat. site: 18 "x ly insists on the 577 Tenth Ave., New York, N. same arrange- William F. Adair, Seeburg 12"x8 ". Weight, Y. ment when executive vice -president in charge / 25 lb s. Naa tPal his contract comes of sales, said that the United acquisition now allows Seeburg dis- od chrome - up for renewal. tshed fil- tributors to provide operators with a complete game line as well tines. Advance Commissions as complete lines in music and vending. Operators here have long ac- While United has made many $54.50 cepted types of amusement machines, the advance commission its bowling games aocl shuffle alleys a b. have been primarily responsible 0 Chics, system as a fact of life and make for its reputation. Williams is strongest in the pinball and baseball WURLITZER provision for it in their budget- machine lines. ing. If the location is a sound ELECTRIC United was founded in 1942 by Lynn Durant. Principal officers one, the operator is SCOREBOARDS out only the are Durant. president and treasurer; Herb Oettinger. vice- president interest charges on the loan. L/ Coin operated for shuffleboards. and secretary, and Ray Riehl and Billy DeSelm, vice- presidents. I 15, 21 and/or 50 points. (Horse - Bonuses are another story. collarl, Overhead double-faced Once an operator parts with model on chrome stands com- 2ÓUÚ plete with coin box. S500 to get a location contract, he not only loses the half- century Gottlieb Bows Sea Shore o b Ch,ragc Makes the Swing to $169.50 note, but also the interest it Higher Earnings would have accured. Two -Player Flipper SPECIALS! Game I BILLIARD SUPPLIES MOA Conclave CHICAGO -Action on Sea Shore, Gottlieb's two - rA 5Ae- Bumper Pool Baas (101.5 9.00 Continued from page 38 latest 2 ?/e" Bells, 1 -15 w /Cue Bau.. 12.50 player pinball game, centers 2," Balls, 1 -15 w /Cue Ball 14.00 that has developed between these around a pair of red targets and / 48" Cues S 1.50 ea. segments of the industry. a pair of rotating targets in the cues 1.g5 e.; 1.50 ea. of the 57" Cues S2Á1 ea.; 37.00 ds. State Meetings center playfield. jr527" The rotating Plastic Triangles, Via"... 1.00 Three State associations are targets carry 6 -Hole Cue Rack .00 values from one also going to hold their fall to five. Hitting A Billiard Chalk. Gr. 3.50 the red target FOR meetings in Chicago concurrent- multiplies the We wrrY

42 BILLBOARD, September 12. 1964

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The Spotlighted Album Award feature on the new LP ture has proved to earn more money for operators and Console /480 is an entirely new concept in selling music locations than any other phonograph ever manufactured to the It's so new public. that we wanted to have it tried in the history of the coin -operated phonograph industry. EBURE and proved on locations from coast to coast before we Go to your Seeburg Distributor today and have him ex- made such a statement. After only 8 weeks on location, plain this great new feature. If he doesn't convince you, the new Seeburg with the Spotlighted Album Award fea- just ask any operator who has one on location. SPOTLIGHTED ALBUM AWARD* ',Patent Pending

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10atOZ c5laiBefJFa@Er COMEDY SPOTLIGHT POP SPOTLIGHT lit U71.1.YIEMO 170111 PDIVIyDIL'ilet? DICK GREGORY RUNNING Includes THE ANIMALS their bit sink `Reuse Of The Rising Sun FOR PRESIDENT Vee Jay SAP 1093 (M) MGM E 4264 (M); SE 4264 (S) Gregory's fame as a comedian is perhaps even exceeded these days by With their single his fame hit "House of the as a "Freedom Fighter." Although his Rising Sun" as in fight big attraction this for Negro rights has actually cost Package, The Animals are now in a him much money, the association has strong position to crack through the made him among the most sought after LP market, as well. The British boys comedians by fight club ow sets and the rest give of the repertoire a tuneful show bookers. Gregory, as expected, zest that will further endear them delivers his barbs against the Southern to their new U. S. fans. racists in highly entertaining fashion while poking good natured Is, at his own race. It's all in good taste and above all, in good fun.

POP SPOTLIGHT TIE BIG MIS ' ;+I M ENGIIdRD &üSA JAZZ SPOTLIGHT CLASSICAL SPOTLIGHT THE BIG HITS FROM ENGLAND STRAVINSKY CONDUCTS THE 8. U. S. A. JAZZ IMPRESSIONS CIF 9 FIREBIRD, 9 PETRUSHKA, JAPAN THE Various Artists. Capitol T 2125 RITE OF SPRING (3 -12 ") (M); DT 2125 (S) Dove Brubeck Quartet. Colum- Columbia bia CL 2212 (M); CS 5'012 (S) Symphony Orchn- A commercial collection of songs and tro (Stravinsky. Columbia M3L artists if there ever was one. The Beach Boys, Nate A hard to beat ices package. Brubeck, King Cole and Al IMiE Y111111 305 (M); M3S 705 IS) Martino are representing the lop with Paul Desmond on alto sax; Eugene Amer- IBIS Wright ican record sellers with their hits. The IMgt ND NUMIMg on bass and Joe Morello on drums offer their creative A highly seleable collection of Stra- Beatles, Peter b Gordon and Cilla Black u Ir11r MI NZ and imagina- tive interpretations vinsky by Stravinsky. "Petrushka" and vie for honors under the Union Jack of Japan, its wild its "Rite of Spring" have been recorded with their hits. Album has all the traffic; scenery: the gals; its music; by its traditions. There's much for the tau the composer previously, but this is ingredients needed to be a fast chart climber. lover to grab hold of, dream about and the first such package containing hit enjoy. J \tee most popular works.

TAKE IT FROM ME POP SPOTLIGHT TERRY GIBBS JAZZ SPOTLIGHT QUARTET TAKE IT FROM BREAD AND BUTTER 9 ME Terry Gibbs The Newbeots. Hickory LPM MI RifiL: Quartet. Impulse 120 (M) A -58 (M); AS -58 (S) Swingin', ring -a- ding- dingin' Now here's an exciting new group. Ian ucit- ingly served up by Vibist Terry Currently enjoying a big hit single, Gibbs in collaboration with Kenny "Bread b Butter" the group sings us a Burrel on storm backed 1NE guitar; Sam Jones on bass; and Louis with an unbeatable beat. Hayes on The tunes are all performed up-tempo, drums. The sound and tempo are bright and creative and a listening which should make the album a great delight. The name of Gibbs one for dance patties, hops and con. and Burrell are enou h to carry this LP saleswise. temporary radio station play. A few of The son included also the songs are: 'So will Is much Fine," "Bye Bye, along this line. They include: love," and "There Oughts Bea Law." "Honey- suckle Rose," "Take It From lis," "All The Things You Are."

POP SPOTLIGHT JAll SPOTLIGHT COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT MORE THE MORE BIG FOLK HITS BIG FOLK BROTH sT JAZZ ODYSSEY, VOL. I11 -THE SLIPPIN' AROUND The Brothers Four. Columbia Fo SOUND OF HARLEM (3 -121 George Morgan and Marion CL 2213 (M); CS 9013 (5) Various Artists. Columbio C3L Worth. Columbio CL 2197 (M); 33 (M) CS 8997 (S) The group, which has had its share of hit albums and singles, have garnered Another outstanding from Co- Two top country recording a flock of pop-folk hits made famous package artists team by lumbia's Jazz Archive Series. 'es three up for 12 first -rate country songs. The other recording artists. The tunes I2 -inch LPs the music, bands night combination is are all great favorites and the Searle, and an excellent one pro. clubs of the once regal Harlem are doting highly enjoyable renditions of give them a personally fresh reading. Selections include: expertly traced in the sound o" actual such country favorites as "Please Help "Don't Let The Rain recordings. Come Down,' "San Francisco Blues, A 36 -page booklet of photos Me lm Falling," "Slowly," "1 love "Puff (The Magic Dragon) ". and inforrnation accompanies the pack- You So Much It Hurts," "Slipping age. Collectors will find this irresistible. Around."

POP SPOTLIGHT Delicious Together 4fj' JAZZ SPOTLIGHT DELICIOUS TOGETHER BETTY EVERETT & JERRY BUTLER A JAZZ PORTRAIT OF JACK Betty Everett B Jerry Butler LA FORGE Vee Jay VoLP 1099 (M) Regina R 314 (M)

Both Betty and Jerry have a long line of single hits to Jack's inventive presentation i5 bound their respective credit. to This is their first vocal please even more pop music buyers matching and than jazz a good match il album buyers. Backed by is indeed. The duo vibes, compliment each other, offering guitar, bass, drums and organ, smooth Jack and uncomplieatedly and well -done performances of masterfully such interprets "Like Young," "Do Nothing tunes as "Let It Be Me," "Let The Till You Hear From Me," "But Not for Good Times Roll," "Fever," "It's All Right." Me." Fine commercial offering. J

SPOTLIGHT FOLK SPOTLIGHT George Condon CLASSICAL SPOTLIGHT THE COUNTRY MUSIC BORIS 80DUROU MUSSORGSKY: ANOTHER SIDE OF BOB BORIS MEMORIAL ALBUM GODUNOV (4 -12 ") DYLAN Various Artists. Storday SLP 291 (M) Columbia George London /Bolshoi Thea- CL 2193 (M); CS tre Production (MalikPachaev) Country artists have perhaps the most 8993 (S) Columbia MOL 296 (M); MAS loyal following any recording 696 (S) This by t Album will be warmly Harmonica, rinks fink piano and guitar accepted by the thousands of countrd wpport the earthy musk fans who the music and folkaliring of Bob An outstanding addition to recorded followed Dylan -the careers of the departed country still undisputed leader of the opera literature with George in famous foiknicks. His London in Cow- past albums have been a memorable of artists represented this album. smashing successes performance "Boris" Hawshaw and he packs 'em which nears the heights of Chaliapin boy Copas, Johnny Horton, in wherever he Hawkins, Patsy Cline, Texas Ruby and performs. No songs of Bolshoi Theater Production, as ecorded social protest here, pure 1964 The Delmore Bros. are the featured just folk owbe o tnagrid andr should Dpin artists. ovMosco a .

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