Hits of the Week
$1.25 DEDICATED TO THE NEEDS OF 7 HE MUSIC/RECORD INDUSTRY Vi( stn; FEBRUARY 3, 1973 WHO IN THE WORLD: SLADE Slade Are The Four Pop Power Dynamos With Six Top Five Singles To Their Credit In England. "Slayed?" Is Their Second Polydor Album On This Side Of The Atlantic, And With A Sure -Shot Single, "Gudbuy T' Jane," And A Massive Promo- tional Campaign Behind Them, Slade's Second American Tour This Spring Should Break Them Big. See Story Inside. HITS OF THE WEEK '(/) ARETHA FRANKLIN, "MASTER OF EYES (DEEPNESS LIGHTHOUSE, "YOU GIRL" (prod. by Jimmy Jenner) ELTON JOHN, "DON'T SHOOT ME I'M ONLY THE OF YOUR EYES)" (prod, by Franklin (CAM-U.S.A., BMI). Another cheery PIANO PLAYER." Another brillieit Ip for Elton, J hit ( ,J & Jones) (Pundit/Syberia, BMI). bright record a la "Sunny Days" m beautifully packaged. Includes current All Z "Lady Soul" is back with a new which took Canadian group way up <J "Crocodile Rock" and the lovely "Daniel." U) ® tune bound to find its way to the the charts. Drummer Skip Prokop production credits are tops, and this is a guar- top very quickly. Her performance wrote it, and Jimmy Jenner again anteed smash success. MCA -2100. is magnificent, and she co -produced produced a superb pop disc. Evolu- and co -arranged disc with another tion 1072 (Stereo Dimension). genius Quincy Jones. Masterful! Atlantic 2941. THE STYLISTICS, "BREAK UP TO MAKE UP" (prod. RICHIE HAVENS, "EYESIGHT TO THE BLIND" JUDY COLLINS, "TRUE STORIES AND OTHER by Thom Bell) (Bellboy/Assorted, (prod.
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