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SEPTEMBER 14, 1968 is weekly 410111 Jagger is PLAYA madover LP sleeve `LIVE' ban MICK Jagger is furiousat a top-level decisionto ban the sleeve de- signfortheir next album, " Beggars' Banquet," because NCERI? itisallegedto be " offensive." And the album won't be released in Britain or America until thardis- pule between the Stones and Decca Re- Says Paul cords is resolved. On MondayMicktold the MM: "The front of the 'Singing albumlookslike a low- down American toilet wall. It doesn't actually show the MICK: ' harmless' bowl, whichisrude,like liveis much they do inthe Heroic ad- "Theatre censorship and verts, but you can just see film censorship are slowly the top. disappearing and the only "It's got Rolling Stones worthwhilecensorship is moreappealing written on the wall and on self-imposed by theartist. the back the words are all "You can't have entre- about the record. preneurs making moral tousnow' "There are no swear judgements. words atall,nothingob- "But I'm sure there are scene. But they've just reasonable and God-fearing THE Beatlesareplan- said we can't ussPit as a re- gentlemenatDeeca,and cord cover. that a final solution will be ningalive TV show "Nobody who buys our reached. records would object. And "The music on the album -andmay even appear therearen'tanypolitical is of the sort we could play inconcert. slogans, unless you call on stage andIpersonally Lyndon loves Mao a politi- thinkitis better than our PaulMcCartneytoldthe cal slogan. last one and the one before. MM this week: " Theidea of Fighting Man' " ft's really terribly harm- "'Street singinglive is muchmore isnot comingoutas a less sleeve noteswritten in appealingnow graffiti style. singlebecausewe'retoo - we arebe- " We suggestedthat a busy doing other things to ginningto miss it. solution would betoput promote asingle." " We will be doinga live TV shove the sleeve in a brown paper A Decca records spokes- later in theyear. I don't know about bag marked 'unfit for man said on Monday: "We a concert, but it might leadto that. children'but they still can make no comment on "I love the idea of playingagwn wouldn't releaseit. this at all." -and I know the othersfeelthe NEW LP

The Beatles recordeda special film Louis makes Yorkshire return sliplast weekto be shownon Top 6 web Dusty Springfield during the week are the negotiating Of The Pops tonightIThursdayl. LOUISAliS.Arzstrxngbeandbahciks topresent Ella Said as the star. The clubis only Horace SilverQuintet, the Fitzgerald for two weeks Paul: " We recorded both a few miles from the Batley MuddyWatersBluesBand. next spring and the Woody ' Hey Jude'and' Revolution.' We in Britain in December-for Variety Club where Louis the Stars of Faith, the Dizzy Herman Herdfor a week decided to do clips thistime instead starred for two weeks in June. GillespieBigBandReunion, of atwo-week season atthe around the same time. Johnnie sany films and that sort ofthing. HeopensinWakefieldon the Gary Burton , Red Ray has been bookedfor We all reallyenjoyed doing it." new Wakefield Theatre December I. Norvo, theDave Brubeck- week Iron, October 27. Hey lude " numberone in Club, In Yorkshire. The Wakefield club isalso Gerry MulliganQuartet,the Among the otherstars who the Pop 30for tisthe second a presenting a weekofJazz Newport All Stars with Benny week and, will app.... are CharlieDrake in America.sales ham already Satchel°Isjustoneofa Expo '68-selected starlace Carter and Ruby Braff, Count (October IR); MattMoore two million. tapped of star OWN. booked for names from the London festi- Basle and Hia Orchestra and (November2);0. C Smith hestnria.Yorkshire nightspot val. opening on October 20. Earl Hines. The Beatleshopeto complete their ARMSTRONG (17); Kathy Kirby(December who, open-. on October Among the names appearing In addition,theclubIs I5). new album,aseat untitled, by and of this the Their henOfficer,Tear Ban'OW, had theMM: " Itwill posisohly out be EMPERORRO M tins*focatch theera-

Cl'j " "Itstresih.Craur talksfe MIAon orm the Page 2-MELODY MAKER. September 14,196)1 COME TO BERLIN WITH THE MM! DOORSCONCERTSTO Fame MAKEUPTVSHOW joins terA new, full:r Amm, be cantourisbeing setap THE DOORS will stnrr inA lanuary 7th,., seen in their ownhour- long showonGranada all-star onOctober4. 7 1 (1) HEY JUDE Beatles, Apple television or. The programme, pro- The go,up guestsinIlk 2 (3)I'VE GOTTA GETA MESSAGE TO YOU...Bee Gees, Polydor duced by Joe Durden- TV's HowItIs(September 3 (2) DO IT AGAIN Beach Boys, Capitol Smith,istentativelytitled Ha)and Radro One OCIork bill! When The Mode Of The (23) 4 (7) HOLD ME TIGHT Johnny Nash, Regal Zonophone Music Changes. The Walls ION HENDRICKS,Annie DAVE DEE GUESTS 5 (5) I SAY A LITTLE PRAYER Aretha Franklin, Atlantic Of The City Will Shake, SCOTT: tour Ross and Georgia phrase coined by Fug Tull DAVE DEE, Dozy, Beaky 6 inthe (6) HIGH IN THESKY Amen Corner, Deram Fame with the Count Kupferberg. number It this week MICE and Tich--whosenett Basis orchestra.That's MM's Pop30, playthen. first single," The Wreck Of The 7 (4) THIS GUY'SIN LOVE Most of the show will fea- for morelinen Herb Alpert, A & M thestar additionto Britishdates Antoinette"isreleased 111- ture highlights from the at theElms 8 (23) THOSEWERE THEDAYS this year's Berlin Doors'twoconcertsatthe two yearsm, morrow (PrIday)-aasat Mary Hopkin, Apple Chester, onSeptem- Pope 9 (8) HELP YOURSELF lase Festival from Roundhouse last weekend but Bafiroo Top Of The (Wail SW Tom Jones, Decca November 7-10, there willbe sequences shot ber21. JoeLoosShow (tomOnehn They weredue to ret and Saturday Club (141, 10 (9) ON THEROAD AGAIN The Dave Brubeck-Gerry duringthegroup'sstayin Italy yesterday Canned Heat, Liberty London. Britainfrom The group Will star he a 11 (20) JESAMINE Mulligan Quartet and (Wednesday)and spend charityshowatthe Casuals, Decca Nina Simone will not A Granadacamera crew weeksrehearsingthstft travelledfrom Americawith next two AlbertHall onNovernbarir 12 (14) DREAMA LITTLE DREAM now appear atthe fes- new stageact. aidoftheOutward sow Mama Cass, RCA thegroup. - still miOngthoordaRedtesr.itnhclud(e28,);"Fla 13 (10) SUNSHINEGIRL tival, but there is Trust. The concertwin he at Herman's Hermits, Columbia a fa aaaaa icline-upof tended by the OtaaeiMOON.- 14 (17) LADY starnames.in- SCOTT PLUS SCOTT Michael's Hall, Rochester This week,the 04rosLgo,1 WILLPOWER...Gary Puckett andthe Union Gap. CBS 4); Queen'sHall, CassludingDissy Gilles- (October corded Inserts for 15 (11) MONY SCOTT WALKER'S tour with HMeamrbeeithuern(5p1s.adnd (9)Bavilion, MONY TommyJames and the Shondells, Major Minor pie.MaynardFergu- YoungDavid Symonds tM theRonnie Scott Bandwill Dane Cash RadioOne sheet. 16 (16)1 PRETEND Des O'Connor, Columbia son, Don Ellis, Art open at Finsbury ParkAstoria, On September 21 thq star 17 (13) DANCETO THE MUSIC Blakey. Max Roach, London, on October 4. AMEN ABROAD with the Small Faces and Pilo Sly and the Family Stone,CBS GaryBurton Quartet, Alsoonthebillarethe tationa at Pop Enthral is 18 (12) FIRE theElvinJonesTrio, Love Affair, Tommy James and Crazy World of Arthur Brown,Track the Shondells and the Paper AMEN CORNER areto make Berne, Switzerland. 19 (15) KEEP ON SunRa,the Horace three major foreigntrips. On From September 15to 28 Bruce Channel, Bell Dolls. The Scott bend will in- - Silver , Muddy clude top jazzmen Terry November 14 they start afour they double in cabaret at the 20 (27) LITTLE ARROWS Leapy Lee, MCA Waters and the Stars Smith, onguitar,and Tony week tour of Americawhich CleopatraClubsinNewport will be followed bythree (Mon) end Pilning.This week 21 Of Faith. Crornbie, drums, (22) HARD TOHANDLE Otis Redding, Atlantic And once again, the MM Full dates are Finsbury weeks In Japan and Singapore. they signed contracts of their They returntoBritainfor season in Dick running a special Park (October 4), Manchester pantomime 22 (19)I CLOSE MY EYESAND COUNT TO TEN two months andthen, in early Whit tington at the ABC, l Odeon (5), Bradford Gaumont alk trip to seven -week Dusty Springfield, Philips the festival at the low (6), ABC, Edinburgh (9)City March,start a Stockton, from December 26 Hall. Newcastle(10),Odeon, Continental tour, visiting Ger- to January 1)1. 23 (18)DAYS Kinks, Pye price of 26 guineas. Birmingham (II), ABC, Ches- many,Belgium,Switzerland, This oHers direct flights 24 (29)CLASSICAL GAS terfield (12), Empire, Liverpool Austria and France. Then, in TOM RELAXES Mason Williams, Warner Bros. byBritanniajet -prop (13). Colston Hall, Bristol July of next year,theywill 25 (24)AMERICA Nice, Immediate aircrafttoBerlin and (14), Odeon, Cardiff (M), tour Australia and New Zea- TOM JONES returned to return, two nightsat Adelphi,Slough(17) Gan- land. Britain on Sunday after a holi- The group, whose " High In day In Portugal. He spent this 26 (30)ICE IN THE SUN Status Quo, Pye a good hotel and mont, Ipswich Oft Granada, tickets to three nights Tooting (19), and New The Sky" is at number six in week relaxing before starting 27 (25)DREAM A LITTLE DREAM the Pop 30forthesecond a Anita Harris, CBS of the four -day festi- Theatre, Coventry (20). for thefirstof 28 (21)MRS. ROBINSON Scott returned 'from holiday weekrunning,flewtoGer- major series of TV spectacu- Simon and Garfunkel, CBS val. inthe SouthofFrance on many and Holland this week lam for America to be taped 29 (-)YESTERDAY'S DREAM Four Tops, Tamla Motown The fullitineraryis: Monday and will spend three for TV dates.Asaresult, in England. FRIDAY, November 8. weeks recordinga new album. they put back their LP record 30 I-) I LIVE FOR THE SUN Vanity Fare, Page One Leave Londonat 9.30 ing sessions until next week. am and travel to La- They will also be recordinga © LONCACRE PRESS LTD., 1968 HOLLIES SINGLE new single. THE HOLLIES' new single JETHROTULL will be releasedon September STATUS QUO CANCEL POP 30 27 and it breaksa long series PUBLISHERS of A sides written by mem. STATUS QUO, whose " Ice In bets of the group. The title is The Sun" reached number26 FIRSTALBUM 1 Northern Songs, 2 Abigoil; 3 Immediate; 4 Planetary Born; 16Morris/Patricia, 17 Carlin, Listen To Me" andit was in the MM Pop 30 this week, Writers Workshop, 5 Shapira Bernstein; 6 Carlin; 18 Essex;19 Shapiro Bernstein; 20 Shaftesbury written by Tony Hazard. have cancelled their American Music,21 Corn.,; 22 Cotton, 23 Doway/Carlin. The group tour due to start on Septem- Blue Sea/Joe, 8 Essex; 9 Valley, 10 Southern, 24 Rondo, 25 Chappells/Immediate; 26 Valley. goes to Sweden coming soonon BLAKEY from September 27 to October ber 27. "Ice in The Sun"has IlMalts Music,12 Frances Day and Hunter; 13 27 Francis Daynd Hunter;28Pater,29 entered Vonque, 14 Francis Day and H.q.,: 15 lobete/Carlin; 30Immediate. Iand starts a month's tour of the American charts tonairportforflight American colleges on October and thegroup will now go to to Berlin. Transfer the States around October7 for ten days of TV,radio and ISLAND US TOP TEN TOP TEN LPs from airportto hotel. promotion dates. Seats provided for the CASUALS RETURN ABritishtour,including evening As hated by "Billboard" 1 performance. cabaret, ballroom and Ill PEOPLE GOT TO BE FREE ti,,C/1%,r"JCSaminl"' concert 1 II/ BOOKENDS Simon and Garfunkel, CBS Roscals, Atlantic SATURDAY, November THEALS, whosefirst datesisnow being linedtip RECORDS 2 121 isal DELILAH TomJones, Decca 2 (41 HARPER VALLEY P.T.A. 9. Morning and after- for them fear therest of (Inc.i 3 131 HOLLIES GREATEST HITS Jennie C Riley, Plantation HollaesPorlophone noon free for sightsee- 4 141 WHEELS OF FIRE (Double Album) 3 131 LIGHT MY FIRE ing. Optionaltours of Creorn, Polydor Jose Feliciano, RCA Victor 4 12) CORN TO BE WEED Steppenwoll, Dunhill East and West Berlin Luxembourgdenyrumours 5 161 IN SEARCH OF THE LOST CHORD 5 (7)1,2,3, RED LIGHT available. Ticketspro- Moody , Derain 1910 Fruitgurn Co. Buddah vided for festival. RUMOURS that Radio 6 151 A MAN WITHOUT LOVE Luxembourgare to cease produc- Engelbert Humperdinck, Decca 6 16) THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT SUNDAY, November10. tion ofprogrammes intheir Londonstudios Inthe Aretha Franklin, AtIontic All day free for shop- future near 7 (71 THE SOUND OF MUSIC Soundtrack, RCA were "categorically denied"In Londonon Monday 7 iB/ YOU'RE ALL I NEED TO GET BY pingandsightseeing. 1101 JUNGLE BOOK Soundtrack,Disneyland Marvin Gaye and Tommi Terrell, Tondo by managing director GeoffreyEveritt. Therumours Evening at sug- 9 1-1 BOOGIE WITH CANNED HEAT 1-1 HUSH Deep Purple, Tetragrammaton festival. gested that the stationwould closetheir HertfordStreet Conned Heot, Liberty followed by return studios and produce allprogrammes from the Grand 9(51 HELLO, I LOVE YOU . Doors, Pekin, Duchy 10 (81 BARE WIRES JohnMayall,Decca 10 I-1 HEY JUDE Beatles, Apple flighttoLuton and of Luxembourg. transfer to central Mr Everitt also deniedrumours that threedeejays- London by coach.ar- Jimmy Young, Pete Brady and Tony Blackburn-wereto riving at around 5ant havetheircontractster- on Monday morning. minated. The demandforplaces has been heavy, so JANIS QUITS don't delay. Fillin the coupon right away and SINGER reserve your placeon JanisJoplin is to leaveBigBrotherandthe this great weekend Holding Company in tams trip. NIIV1,1

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JIGSAW PAGE andMOY Ltd.,221-223Belgrave Gate, Mr Job40' Leicester (Leicester24181) lu- net to go solo. Rumours ofher departurewere confirmedIn London this weekby Bob Hite. lead singerwith Canned Heat There areno further details of her plansor whether she is to be replaced withthegroup DERAIN/1j THEFANTASTICS BabyMakeYour HERD NAME WS.ovw.ml, Own SweetMusic NEXT SINGLE ,F, THE HERD'Snext single' in MARCCHORDDICTIONARY iflGMI434 be a PeterPramplon-Andy 144. hone flown compositton "Sun- shine Cottage."forurobetde releaseOn 00.0ber 4 N 4...snow flmoodp. chorn1 .B mane,r, N), ol pnall bra. FI°M YC4.4 M G M Records Ltd2 Dean Street.London W1 01-7348321 DIALER ON MMUNS 64 tON0011VI MELODY MAKER, September 14. 1968-Page3 BBC 2 TORECORDCONCERTS IN COLOUR SUN RAand his Solar Arkestrawillnot ap- pear at this year's Expo,whichopensin LondononSaturday, October19. The Ra bandwas billed forthe Wednesday (23) SUNRA OUT HammersmithOdeoncon- cert, along withGary Bur- ton, Red Norvoand Michael Garrick. Ronnie Scottand the , currentlyattheScott Club, havebeen addedtothebill for thatnightBut the Harold Davison Agencytold the MM F on Monday that EXPO another US '68 attraction willcome overin free days torecordtheir said Sun Re'splace. shows it was unlikely hewould London Weekend TV's Wemb. The Rich hand will perform in attheMakings,the leave thegroup " in the fore- ley Studios last Sunday, Julie SLY DEBUT the enlarged ground floor During thecourseofthe AldeburghFestival'sconcert festival, BBC -2 seeable future." Driscoll, Brian Auger and the MORI. is to record II hall at Snape, Suffolk. But the spokesman doubleprogrammes featuring Producer admitted Trinity did not appear on the SLY AND the FamilyStone On the Thursday, October 3, TerryHenebery, thatBarrywasanal°usto David Frost Show. the Gary Burton Quartet be- FUGS TO the Expoartists. These shows nowalmostfullyrecovered make theirBritishdebut on makea career infilms." He A statement BBC's Top Of The Popsto- gins a10 -day engagement in screened in colourand lasting frominjuriesreceivedin a from the may move into films whilere- night (Thursday)and their the main room, and on that some 25 minutes, willbe the car crash in Switzerlandlast maining as group's pressrepresentative major part of a 26-programme part oftheBee Anne Nilsaid on Monday: first appearance willbe at the day Ronnie Scott's new club April, isinchargeofthe Gees,"saidthespokesman. has its official opening. series to be titledJazz At The series --BBC TV'sfirstfull- "The contract withLondon Royal Tottenham and the Maltings. He denied thatGibb was being Weekend Television and Brian White Lion, Edgwaretomor- South Africanfolksinger- A likelystarting scalejazzseriesincolour. preventedfrom date is October10. leavingthe Auger, the Trinity and Julie row(Friday). A date at the guitarist Nick Taylor appears MAKE Benny Greenisto Introduce group." It'snota All the American the programmes. caseof Driscollhasinour opinion Roundhouse has been cancel- opposite the Burton group. On artistsat holding himtohiscontract been broken by London Week- led. opening night the Gun plays Jazz Expo willtake partin against his will," hesaid. upstairs in the club, and this the BBC end Television. A writ is being On Saturday (14), theyap- series. So alsowill BEE GEE TO QUIT ? On Monday, Barryflew out issued by our lawyers and the group will be followed on Sale. Jonesand her Trom- with therest of the pear onDee Timeandat bone group to matterisnow sub-judice. I Birmingham'sPlaza,Oldhill, day and Saturday by Juniors Band,theRendell-Carr Brusselsto Gan workon a Quintet. BEE GEESlead singer Barry have been advised by the law- andPlaya Handsworth. The Eyes. Ronnie Scott and Gibb askedto leave the French TV spectacular. yers to sayno more ASit LONDON the Band,Buddy Rich'sband group rest of the dates are: Blaises and the Oscar at the weekend.But manager would he contempt of court." andDouglas House, London WOOD ILL Peterson Trio. Robert Stigwoodturned down JULIE IN DISPUTE (15); Orchid Ballroom, Purley These artistswill be driven hisrequest. And at presstime, A spokesmanforLondon from LondontoSuffolk Weekend Television refusedto (16);Sherwood Rooms, Not- GUITARIST Chris Wood of on spokesmanfor thegroup FOLLOWING a dispute at comment at presstime. tingham (18); Mardi Gras and Traffic was taken ill last week Victoria., Liverpool (20); with bronchial pneumonia and California Ballroom, Dunstable she start of their new Ameri- DEBUT Hampstead Country Club can tour has had tobe de- FOLKNEWS (22 Golden Torch, Tungstall eyed. (23 Kursaal,Southend and THE FUGS, first of -1`11-1E Festival orContem- The Troubadour, which Sunderland by GeordieCoul- theregularsingersinolude Revolution, London (24); May- EQUALS CONCERTS the American under- porary Song featuring opened a to packedhouse son. He has a second book, Tony Capslick and Robin fair. Newcastle (26); Top Rank ground psgill Joni Mitchell, Jackson C. Swansea recently, had the Strawbsas Sail,dealingwiththelast Lovell, On September 19 (27);SeagullBall- tohead- arrive in Britain on Frank,AlStewart,Fairport its guests room, THE EQUALS are Convention on Saturday, Mlles days of sailing vessels,to be country duo Pete Stanley and Isle ofWight and line two concerts on Septem September 18 and will and the John- Wootton and Alan Tayloron publishedearly next Kimble's. Portsmouth (28); stens, takes place at year. Brian Gnlebyarethe guests ber 28 at the Stockholm Con- appearin concert at the Sunday and Dennis and Bothwillbeavailable from and the nextsees Win Jon. Tabernacle, Stockport (29) cert Hall, Sweden-the closing RoyalFestivalHall, London. Vanessa Renard (22), Come and CityHall,Sheffield and the Roundhouse, Chalk on September 28. theYork Press, 8 College and Clive Palmer as the event of British Week. Farm, on September the show, All Ye (24),a Lancashire night Street, York. featured singers. WIza by the CooperativeHall,Doncaster Negotiations are in progress excluding Joni Mitchell,then (30). 19 and 20. on September 28 with Harry The Stoke folkclub have way,hassigned a contract for the group to make return goes toPhilharmonicHall, Ogden and the ValleyFolk, made a longplaying They will also appear Liverpool,on record withUnitedArtistsRecords tours of Ireland and Scotland. November 23 and Irony andPiranga,a featuring the club'sresident and hopes to havean album SCOTT CLUB CLOSES onBBC Television's and City Hall, Newcastle, husband and wifesinging singers JeffParton,JillMc- out in November. How ItIs. November 24. team from Ceylon. As usual Lean, John Mountford, MARY IN CONCERT The Incredible String Rand Brian Anotherclubopening up ON SATURDAYnight(14), Their latest album, Redd Sullivan has the hot -pie Berrington,AndrewFinney, after thesummer break is the when Joe Henderson.Joy Mar- " Tenderness Junction." havesome dates fixed for an concession with Martin Win- MARY HOPKIN number autumn tour starting in Octo- the Kays., Chris and Jerry Fore Folk Club,at the Two shallwiththeBrian Lemon eight thin week with- "Those will be released on the jellied eels. and Kay Berrington. It's avail- Brewers,RegentRoad, Trio, ber. On October IS, they play Stefan Grossmanguests at Sal- andRonnie Scott and Were The Days "-will make September 20 to able from Smoke Records, 158 ford. The Fore Folkare resi- the Band conclude theirseason her first Londonappearance at theFree TradeHall,Man- the Folk Blues club, Anglers Birches HeadRoad,Henley, dents and their guest coitide with the visit. chester, then Birmingham Hotel, Teddington, on the at London's ScottClub,the the Royal Albert Hall. She It will be released by on Satin, Stoke-on-Trent. opening night, Sunday, is ScottClubclosesfortwo joins Tiny Tim in his concert Town Hall (25), Philharmonic day, and heisfollowed cn Tonight(Thursday) Cham- Steve Benhow. Other weeks for redecoration. Transatlantic Records. Hall, Liverpool (26), City Hall, September 21 guests appearance on October 30. by the Heath pion Jack Dupree is theopen- linedup for the club include It thenreopens on Monday A spokesman for Apple Re- The group record for Newcastle (27). the Dome Shiers and John James (28). ing night guest at ,he thePennine Folk, Dave and Reprise in the USA. The Brighton(NovemberI)and (30) for three nightsto pre- cordssaidon Mondaythat November sees the publica- Highcliffe Folk and Blues Toni Arthur, Jeremy Taylor, sent the Buddy Rich Mary had been offered roles in Fogs (above)are Ed either the Royal Albert Hall tionofWearsideSongs,a Club, Highcliffe Hotel, Grey- or the Royal Festival Hall (2). Martin Winsor, DavidCamp- In two shows an evening, for two films but both had been anders Ken Weaves and book of originalsongs shout stones Road, Sheffield, where bell and Die Maley. which tickets cost 40s each. turned down. Tuli Kuplerberg.

HAROLD DAVISON THE NEWPORT GEORGE WEIN & JAZZ JACK HIGGINS FESTIVALIN present JAllEXPO'68 LONDON SUNDAY SATURDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 19th 20th 21st 22nd 23rd 24th 25th 26th OCTOBER OCTOBER OCTOBER OCTOBER OCTOBER OCTOBER OCTOBER OCTOBER LONDON HAMMERSMITH HAMMERSMITH HAMMERSMITH ROYAL HAMMERSMITH HAMMERSMITH HAMMERSMITH HAMMERSMITH FESTIVAL ODEON ODEON ODEON ODEON ODEON ODEON ODEON HALL 6.45 and 8p.m. 6 and 6.15 & 9 p.m.6 & 8.45 p.m.8p.m. 8p.m. 8p.m. 9.10p.m. EARL HINES 8.45p.m. "THE DRUM "THE STORY "THE AMERICAN THE THE WORKSHOP" OF SOUL" THE GARY ALL-STARS festering the FOLK -BLUES COUNT featoring BURTON ART BLAKEY FESTIVAL, '68" BUDD JOHNSON DAVE DIZZY THE HORACE BOOTY WOOD BASIE with QUARTET produced by SILVER QUINTET Lipprnonn a Rau BOBBY DONOVAN AND HIS BRUBECK GILLESPIE SLIDE HAMPTON ETC. BILLY HARPER THE MUDDY RED NORVO JIMMY REED NEWPORT ORCHESTRA BILL HARDMAN, etc. WATERS BLUES JOHN LEE with QUARTET BIG BAND RONNIE SCOTT ALL-STARS ELVIN JONES BAND with 'LOCKJAW' DAVIS featuring featuring HOOKER RUBY BRAFF & 'THE BAND' FREDDIEGREEN JAMES MOODY QUARTET with OTIS SPANN T-BONE WALKER BENNY CARTER GROVER MITCHELL GERRY SAHIB SHAHIB JOE FARRELL 'PEE WEE' MADISON THE MICHAEL CURTIS JONES BARNEY KESSEL MARSHALL ROYAL CECIL PAYNE JIMMY GARRISON Etc. LUTHER JOHNSON RED NORVO MULLIGAN GARRICK BIG JOE CHARLIE FOWLKES HAROLD LAND MAX ROACH PAUL OSHERetc. and WILLIAMS SALENA JONES ETC. CURTIS FULLER SONNY MURRAY SEXTET THE DON RENDELL- and the TKOIYIBONi BAND plus the also THE STARS ETC., also the ALEX WELSH IAN CARR ETC. EDDIE TAYLOR MIKE WESTBROOK GINGER JOHNSON'S OF FAITH STAN TRACEY QUINTET & HIS BAND JOE SIMON BLUES BAND CONCERT BAND AFRICAN DRUMS ROY BUDD TRIO BIG BAND Tickets for concerts at the Royal FestivalHall priced 10/-, 13/6, 16/6, 21/-,25/-, 30/- Tickets for concerts at the Odeon,Hammersmithpriced 8/-, 10/6, 13/6,16/6, 211-, 25/ Ticketsnowavailable from "Jazz Expo" TicketDept., Harold Davison Ltd., RegentHouse, 235-241 Regent Street, London, W.1 PLEASE SEND STAMPED ADDRESSED ENVELOPEWITH POSTALAPPLICATIONS Page 4-Mk LODY MAKER, September 14,196, DUSTY'S NEW CZECHOSLOVAK JAZZMENFLEE LIZA AFTERRUSSIAN SINGLE OUT HOPES ACHANGE INVASION OF NAME K AGENT DonAldridge, kWILL DO ned from atrip toLast at NEXTWEEK Europe,reportsthat the Prague DUSTY leastthree of SPRINGFIELD'S next THE DixielandBand -includ- singlewill bereleasedon Septem- ing pianist-leader Dr drum- ber 20. Itis" IWill Come To ZdenekCamrda and You ", written by Clive Westlake ENGELBERT 'TRICK mer Paul Polanskres- caped fromCzechoslovakia who penned " I CloseMy Eyes And Humperdinek used into Austriaafter the Count To Ten." OFF TO U.S. to beknown as Russianinvasion. Dusty has cancelled herAmerican tour, Gerry Dorseybut Several membersof the die to starton October 25, in order to achange of name GustavBrom Orchestra ENGELBERT BUMPER- change inGer-Bennie Morgan for a new concentrate on cabaret dates in the North DINCK has been meant a have tamed up of England set of luck for hint. many.A specialconcert InBlue Note album. Backing On October 6 she for a 10 -day promotion The young lady exiled musiciansthem were Cedar Walton opens at the new visitto America next aid of the New Theatre Club inWakefield fora with big smile in willbeheldIn Munich(pno), ReggieWorkman week. She followswith weeks atthe month. He flies to the this picture is later thismonth. (bass)andBillyHiggins Golden Garter Civic eerie States around October Centre, Withenshaw 8 after completing his hoping that the Is offer-(drs). Another North Lon- October 1201and the Fiesta Club, Stock- samewill happen RROLL Gamer don pub,theTorrington ton (271 season at Blackpool for her. Formerly ingg a rewardof a thou-Arms inNorth Finchley, BBC2 is screening ABC. Theseason closes sand dollarsfor the return her 55 -minute colour on October 5. While in the States he will Margaret Burns, has launched regular spectacular this Sunday(15) under the she has changed of special arrangementsThursdayjazz sessions. title, Dusty. appear on major television shows includ- which vanishedwhile the ing the late -night Tonight show.It will her name to Lisa Tonight (Thursday) the Dusty guests inTop Of The Pops (191. Dulittle and hopes pianist was enroute byclub features Don Rendell and Dee Time(28) andgoes to Holland be Engelbert's second visit to America- to do a lot inthe planefromChicagoto his first was for four days 18 monthsago. withtheSpikeHeatley fora TV show on October4. pop worldwith a New York.They included His new single "Les Bicyclettes" is rush- heTrio. Tony Coe stars on Her Americantrip willnow open on song called " I've allthe arrangements September 19. November 24withan appearance on the released tomorrow (Friday). Got To Get A uses onhis appearances orchestras. Ed Sullivan Show. Grip Of Myself." with symphony Ray Rus- Gainer's latest MGMGUITARIST NEW GROUP album in the States,"Up sell'sQuartet plays InErroll'sRoom,"fea-ThreeTuns,Beckenham, EX -MOVE bass guitarist Ace turedseven horns andon September15, the Lon- Kefford has termed hisown arrangements by Dondon School Of Economics groupItwellbe known as Sebesky. (28) and London's 100 Club Ace Kefford StandMembers (October 7) . - Muddy of the groupare Kefford (lead TRUMPETER KenIn- Waters includedsoprano sengeri,brothersDaveBall Blues Conventiona success electric bass (leadguitarand vocal) and ram,who recently gavesax and two Dennis Ball (bass and upleadership of Birming- ona new Chess vocal) and Cozy Powell (den). ham's long-establishedalbum, "Electric Mud." " I'venowgivenupthe Eagle Jazz Band, has for- . . . theGrahamCollier idea of going solo." mayfollow med a new group, Kengroupplaysthe Bull's says Ace. concert series who left six months Ingram's Classic JazzHead, Barnes, on Septem- ago " I'vealsopackedup FOLLOWING the success of Howard-Blaikley Orchestra, Quiet Tear," written by Herb by Don Kings,whichisplayingber 16. playing bass." thefirstBlues Convention and "An International Affair" Alpert, and sung Wednesdays at the Crown, FirstradiodateforAce by Oriel Clair. Pelosi. atLondon's Conway Hall Other signings to the label Station Street, THE Midland Redford Stand well be in last weekend when over 600 Thesingleswillbe " Speakeasy on Redly 4 Mid- Ain't Got The Right" by Judi are:singer Russ Sainty and THE Gin House had a highlysuccess- landsonOctober25 The people were turned away Ryland; "Goody Goody Gum- guitarist Vic Flick. MD Tony ful reopening at the Fac- groupistobehandledby because of a full house, the drops" by a Liverpnol group, Osborne has signed to record Band play from 8pmtory, the new extension of an album forRim the Move's managerTony organisers-Alexis Korner the Taste of Honey: and "A to midnighton SeptemberBirmingham's Opposite Secunda. Chris Wellard, Chris Trim- 28 at the Dell, Lloyd Park, Croydon, Lockclub.AlanElsdon ming and Alan Newby - inaidoftheplays BritishOlympic Appeal the dub today SYMBOLS TOUR areplanningfurther pro- NEWS EXTRA (Thursday). Booked for motions. Fund. . . The new Cy DOZENS of people were "Just How Loud" wasre- the Opposite Lockare the THE SYMBOLS' fourth Ameri- Alexis told the MM: " We taken to hospital at a French leased last week, have signed Laurie Jazz BandvisitsJohnny Patrick Big Band can tourwill openin Mem- arealready discussing plans ManchesterSportsGuild phis on February 2. Theywill festivalinPariswherethe forthe Jimmy Young Show (tonight), Graham Collier for the next convention and wereplaying from October 7-12 . Skip for the firsttime on Octo- play two weeks of one- Moody Blues ber 5. Other (25), MaynardFerguson nighters -and then two weeks also for a series of concert last Saturday. They were Bifferty's next singlewill be attractionsat promotions. All four of us overcome byheal. A crowd "House Of The Rising Sun" theGuildincludeDaveBig Band (October 2) and incabaretinSan Francisco -the old Animals' hit of five Champion Jack Dupree and Los Angeles. wouldliketothankthe the estimated at over 250,000 Shepherd'sQuintet(Sep- ago . negotiations are (October 30 The group goes to Belgium audience for the enormous ;',",1:,E';',,"rfeAlavhgothe'pIoee:Orpheus. attendedthefestivalcalled .. tember14),Alex Welsh and 31). and radio the Festival de l'Humanite. yearsder way for TIntern Abbey (21) and and Holland for TV contribution they made to spend four weeks in KidMartyn's dates from November2 to 4 giving the Convention such Simon Dupree and the Big to Ragtime Band(28). HUMPHREY Lyttelton's FELIX SINGLE France from next April, play- band and to Denmark for a nine - a wonderfulatmosphere." Soundhave a newsingle ingcabaretweeksinJuan- playsOsterley day tour on November16. Brown starsatJazz Club JULIEFELIX has a new "Thinking About My Life" les-Pins,Cannes,StTropez SANDY on September The group's road manager. released on September 20.. the Six Bells,Chelsea,20. Tomorrow hospital with STARS FOR FILM single, "Hey, That's No Way and a show inParis. (Friday) Bob Powis, is in Leonard The Spinners start three days AmericanlabelTetragram- on Saturday (14).The clubtheclubfeaturesJohn a fracturedright leg and left To Say Goodbye," a Royal JULIEDriscoll,BrianAuger Cohen song, released on Sep- at St Helens' Theatre matonhavesignedScottish is shortlymoving tonewChilton's Swing Kings bruises. . kneecap,cuts and tember 13 by Fontana Records. tonight (Thursday) , . Deep group Writing On The Walt premises after an accident atBodmin, andtheTrinity,DonPart- in ...the DonRen-and the New State Jazz- Money, Kevin The B-sideisa Tom Paxton Purple, whose "Hush" is The labelalreadyhavean dell-lan Cornwall. last week.between ridge, Zoot flyto Carr Quintetvisitsband . . .The Acker Bilk Blossom composition, "This World the American topten, American hit with Deep Bognor's the bandwagonand a private Westlake, Gary Farr, AmericainOctoberforan new jazzvenue,band willbe featuredin thecar Toes,ChrisBarber andthe Goes AroundandAround," Purple.. . Dave Berry starts theBali -Hai car. The driverof eight -week tour . Manfred Club,Ald-thenext jazz Jet Setters are all featured en the title track from hernext afive day visit to France on late -night waskeeled Mannistorelease"Please wick,on September17. concertattheBelgrade popfilm,Popdown, album. Mrs Henry" as an American October 4 andthenmoves on to Germany for TV . . . Theatre,Coventry, RICKY JOINS JEFF wnewrichisscheduled to go en On Saturday she appears on single, but not in Britain TRUMPETER on Sep- new singer Ayshea opens a Lee Wu-tember 27 . releme inBritainin RadioOne'sCountryMeets The Rockin` Berries record a gam now . the Mar- Essen weekincabaret at Birming- ' a freelance POCKY HOPKINS,th, pianist NoNovember or December. Folk and then goes to new singlenext weekfor in New tinique Jazzbandplays the a paradeof Sep- ham's Dolce Vila on Novem- York, joined heard onBeatles new single Thefilm is for the song festival on November release. forceswith SackvilleBar,Hove,to- Revoluteon " and who music and image rangingfrom tember 2S On October10 she ber 3, followed by a week at tenorsexistmorrow (Friday). a ModZoo with afantastic appearsinconcertatthe Judy, Ginn and Jim open theCavendishClub,Black- played on theStoneslast in array ofanineals to a carnival Central Hall, YorkUniversity, atQuaglino's London for burn. On December 2 she- album, has joinedJeff Beck's two weeks from Monday(16). opens for two weeks at Lon- groupHe willbe heard on in Rio staged at oneof Lon- Hemel Hempstead(23) and the don's top discotheques. Free Trade Hell,Manchester, Theyare a Canadianduo don's Astor Club. the forthcomingBeek album, broughttoBritainbyRolf "Truth "already releasedin Musicisthelanguageof onNovember 23. Ten Years After appear at ROUNDHOUSE Felix, theFamilyBlues,. Harris . . the Alan BASRA Bluesville, isdue to be the film, with nodialogue at Manor House, SHOW Toes, ColinWilkie andShirk)' the US, which tour Scandinavia fromOcto- London, tomorrow (Friday) issuedattheendofSep- all. Hart. NEW LABEL ber 19. Their new album is andatTolls,Lowestofton THESMALLFACES, tember_ Among the cast areDiane Action FolkstarsBob Davenport 1 on the andtheSpontaneous Here We released on October Saturday (14) . . Peter On October 12 the group Keen, who was in RIMRecords, a newlabel. Ensemble Music and the Rakesmayalso ar Mulberry Music Factory label.. , dee- Green's Fleetwood Mae Byto appear an to theStates for a tour en. Go Round The willbelaunchedbyRedif- Roundhouse at the cept an offerto appear. Bush, Jane Bates, Carol 'ay KeithSkues' book about Austria on September 18 for tomorrow(Friday) eluding a headline appearance fusion onSeptember 27. Des- and the New Rachel!, and thefilm also manager Radio One, Radio Onederful, an appearance on theTV Scaffold, Peter atthe FillmoreEast. mond Beall is general bepublished by Land- Brown'sBattered CHARITY and IS features bcssa novaguitarist bedis- will show Spotlight . . Savoy Ornament SHOW York, on October :8 ofRim, whichwill mark Press on October 24. JuniorsEyes through Philipsa Brown Blues Band go to andtheTerry tributed SwedenandDenmark ReidFantasia SUTTON,. RoundTank Records, andtheyhave London blues group Shakey next appear onthe week for concert dates with followingevening arepresentingtheShadows, female A&R chief. Joan Vick has signeda recording (Saturday). contract with Pye andJohn the Doors and Canned Heat Proceedswillgo Gerry Marsden and Anita HUMANITY Walker. tothe shee TOWARDS A NEW . . . Harris firstreleaseswillIn- Schroeder will produce a live Klki Dee opens a week Notting HillGate Neighbour. Ina big charity The hood at the Odeon Cinema. FRIENDS OF MEHER BABA clude twoLPs and three LP ofthe group during the of cabaret al the Dolce Vita, Service,whichcovers . . housing Wimbledon. II. PRESENT singles. The albums are" Sil- nextsixweeks . Young Birmingham, on November problems,children's onOctober houettes OfSuccess" by the Blood, whose first single 10 welfareand legal advice, The show is been,profiled BlackhillEnterprises also bIan Rix and usinaid DR ALANCOHEN present a furtherfreeconcert Charily. in IN A SERIES OF LECTURES Hyde Parkat 3 pm on Saturday(14)It features ARTS LABORATORY. lad MOLAR LANs, W.0 Move. the the Action, Peter DRUGS AND HIGHER CONSCIOUSNESS finally quits Brown and Clem the Battered SEPT. 15th, 4 p.m. Ornaments end Berkeley LEAD SINGER ClemCurtis Monday Band. Clem spent a James Harvest THE ART OF SELF-DISCOVERY quitsthe Foundations tondgo wholedaylastweekwith SEPT. 18th, 7 p.m. solo in America at theefo American singer Sammy Davis thismonth. Onthegroup's Joe who has promised to take ESSEN FESTIVAL JOURNEY TO THE EAST recentAmericantour,Clem an Intern( In his solo career. hasofferedextensivework The Foundations go into the A Al RoNGBritishcontingent Ar lelo Universal Mysticism) has been asa solo singer and decided studiosIn October to record lined-upfor the SEPT. 194h, 7 p.m. to leave thefoundations. " It newsingle,possiblywith InternationalSong Festivalin is an amicable split," hetold their new vocalist. Drummer Essen,Germany,fromSep- .11) OCCULTISM v.MYSTICISM (What are we dons here) MM. "1 feltthatit was too TimHarriswas unableto tember 25to 29 whichstars the twocontroversial SEPT. 20th,7 p,m. good anoffertoturn down appearal a dateatPorts- Ameri- and the boys agreed withme." mouth's Brave New World last cangroups, TheMothers Of Invention MILILATAIA OWLABOI WALL SI /*waySwam, W.I The Foundationsarecur- Saturdaybecauseof a poi- and the Fogs. EXPANSION i9eol or ornoolnory) rentlyauditioning singersto soned arm. ErieAllendale Britainwill berepresent tt MIND replace Clem. Among the took over drums and theyare by Alexis Korner'. Blues SEPT. 22nd,7 p.m. names In line Is Warren lookingfor a depforthe Gump, Julie Driscolland the DavisoftheWarrenDavis drummer. CLEM CURTIS Brian Auger Trinity, Julie kWIP6040) MELODY MAKER, September 14, 1968-Page 5 You know what I'd love " THERESEEMS to bea big cloud of anti-Beatlematter hangingaroundat the moment,"said todo? Paul McCartney. Butitusually works itselfout-andthe factthat the record hasgone to number one proves it." Wewerediscussingthe seven -minute "Hey Jude" Produce which,despite a some- what guarded reaction fromcritics, had reached numberoneinthe MM Pop 30 withinthree days of release. Thechiefcriticismsseem to he that thisrepresents something of an a step back- wards for theBeatles and that the endinggoes on much too long. I askedifPaulthought thesewere valid points. " Steps backarefine," he retorted. " If we can really makea record as good album as, say, ' Great Balls Of Fire,'we will be de- lighted. " It'sonly phonyintellec- tuals whowant tostep forwardallthetime. " We feltitwas timeto stepbackbecausethat was what we wantedto for do. Youcanstill make good music withoutgoing 'forward. Some people want usto go on until we vanishup our own B sides. "As faras the endingis concernedwe were faced with the choiceof fading Elvis! itoutearly, whichwas the obvious thingto do. "I know people thinkwe are a bit thick, butwe do know thatif youare to makea record commer- cial,you must makeit nice and short. "But we liked the end-weliked it going on, T h e deejays can always fade MM EXCLUSIVE BY BOB DAWBARN it down if they want to-like a TVprogramme.Ifyou "People seemtothink upset us. Once you go to often we don'tworry any getfed up withityou thateverything we say number one, you can't go more." can always turn over. and do and sing is like a any higher. You are only Paul said nothing was "Youdon'thavetosit political statement, but it faced with the possibility happening yet about the through it, although a lot isn't. ofcomingdown.That projected third Beatles ofpeopleenjoyevery "In the end,itisalways sort ofthing doesn't feature film. secondoftheendand only a song. worry me - thoughI suppose it could. Asked aboutApple, he thereisn'treallymuch "One or two of the tracks commented: "Thingsare repetition init." willmake somepeople "I remember going a wonder what we are reviewed ' She Loves lotbetter now I asked how the rew album than they have done. And was going. doing-but what we are You' andsaiditwas we have got two hits- " We should finishitnext doing is just singing utter drivel and the worst ours and Mary Hopkin's." month," Paul told me. "A songs. record we had ever made. lot of the tracks are done " Thisbusinessofpeople He said it would never be Iwonderedifhewas in- taking everything we say ahit." terested in theAmerican CUPIDS and we always speed up underground toward theend, doing as an important pro- "It was a fantastically sceneand nouncement sometimes 'anti'reviewandwe whether hemight see INSPIRATI tracks in a day or so." Doorsor Are there any unusual gets me down. ThenI were all worried about it. JeffersonAir- 56-3702EZIMY WORLD' realiseitdoesn'treally Of courseitturned out plane while 'heywere in tracks? London. 3699 MIKE LEROY - (iIRL GIRL' "Therewillbea couple matter at all andIdon't to be one of the biggest ever, The reviewers have "I might," ht. said. 3700 THE SELOFANE -"SHINGLE I A that people will talk reallymind. "I don't DO 58-3701 THE COASTERS ,SHE CAN about," he agreed. " The knockers don't really beenproved wrongso plan these things,really. I likethat scene 55-3681 CHRIS DUFFY --WM JONES MR BROW,. MR SMITH'iradiverdarmuiCaparaiwar t, Ili. 1 and Isaw Jeff- ELLS 4.1.'t ersonAirplane in San Francis- I showed Maryso how I co. They are I heard of Mary firstin thoughtthe g should nice people. 1Liverpool. Justin arid he done and she pickedit ALBUMS Twiggy hadcomeupin up very easily-as If she'd their new car .. showing known Itfor years. . Of again You know At first though, she was how itIs. ROCK Well, we wereeating our singing! it asifshe didn't which was strange wudding laterthat evening for Mary, very strange. -Hut, and we talked about really,I'd Opportunity Knocks and But it was her first time ratherseeEl- ,discovery showsgenerallY thein studio and it can be vis.I've never .and I wondered whether 'heel seen .anyone ever gotdiscovered, the himand jmeanreally the way she shouldsing would. NrBill shows. it and worked on nice. on discovery MARY: ' would you like tospeak to my mother? ' suddenly dw h ae . ThenTwiggy said she it and suy she got It and we justput a tam- great TV show McCue had seen great 21"' - ginger on Opportunity bourinean Itandwehl he didwith lots Knocks and(luckily asit harne, of rockthings tamed outtthis was the ShereallyIslikethat in IL time we were looking door-thereal for who's "youknow what around for singers A girl hing; kind and quiet and AppleRecords. she blushesandsmiles 1:d0 ttot) When Igot back to Lon- love pro- daY, sever., It's mentioned like when she sage. ducefdourc lavnis.albHUrnis ethernpeople " Yes I go pm with boys her, soit began le look asverytogether but It's justkissing." Great. It'sdue not to her albums haven't rhiirga.lwZ:Vs sr.' oakrod. Normal. beenproduced Igot her phone In OxfordStreet to recorditbecause IL go studios Herparentsare good verywell befrom the televisionand I thought she was wassogood. I'dhoped solidWelshparents,her and RODDY company and rangher atgreat the Moody Blues might do father works for the local asIam afan herhomeInPontardawe eatatthesametime. it but it didn't really work council and her mother Is ofhisIthink An Somewhere inWales, and out and.laterinIndia, I a veryintelligent woman. McNEIL thisbeautiful11.1e Welshloangeh;--r 1.17,07,g playeditto Donovan who so we are goingtolook 1'c1 be ableto voice came onthe phoneInfluence showed. However, lovedit,butdidn'tget altar Mary and make sure produce him adValbr and said. " This is AppleMarysaid shecoulddo around todoingit. no harm comes to her. well. Recordshere;would youother things and I eeeee d We rang Essex Music, Work starts on her be oresee t. incorningthattherewasnolimit the publishers of the song, albumsoonand weare downheretorecordforto her possibilities.There but they didn't know any- going in allas of us? couldn't be a limit because thing aboutitother than directions as capable FEEL She said. " Well. 'Cr.she w very together that they owned the song of singing anything. NEW SERIES-NEWRECORDINGS OF wee. youi' to SPeek Wallas. . longtirne They had no lead -sheets, Idliketo hear her , to mym 'ike and thenearlier, maybe a couple no demos.gut David Plato I'd mother"' of years ago rd first heard try and get SCOTTISH AND IRISH MUSIC FOR ONLY 25 hermother came asthe ofEssex,nice man, sent good To hear her footle thesamefeel and we had achat Those Were The gays . to America and we got the line and "" she pan.as the andIwo further teleghenewhen Gone(Raskin) demo andeverything. Everyone can. first conversations and laterFrancesca, American sing- coupleofhis spat weekMary andherers,sangitIntheBlue A endI d albums had.It =Vand baredIt won Id be went'I";to Dick lames', I'd triedtom get someone treat!" Page a-MELODY MAKER, September 14, 1968 by AREADY made sym- the loser agent seterrl,, phony orchestraMRt. NINEPERCENT hasbeenfoundby Fall3///iA /ELL!77/Ars) Middle Earth, the Lon- PPE-a/37WDg1'7)41774577C don " Underground " OFFER FROM77/6spwrs 5/10IVBUSINESS° club following their ad- SO P/W/K-UPPOPMRpoop., vertisementforclas- sicalmusicians in last week's MM. Ian Knight, stagemana- ger. said on Monday: "We FRIDAY have got a student orches- 13 tralock, stock and barrel. The idea was thatit would he nice to havea change from endless pop music at theclub. We tried apro- fessional orchestra, hut the cost was enormous and we justcouldn't afford them. penerated the Egyptian "Thestudents stoneblocks ofcataclysmicNEXT WEEK can play any- thought -speak,"writes Fur- thing from Stock- longinCosmic Telegraph hausen to pop and StepneyBorough News classicslike the Peter Barden's group,IT'S 1812 Overture. The Village,going down a They will startas Good grief! It's Chelsea's and opened soon as they are storm Pheasantry popnight . . back at college in Another good groupabout about two weeks POP ..Easybeats time. -Gracious. arecheerfulladsandde- "There areup to sixty of them serve abreak with "Good the underground Times." POLL and they needed Thank yew-JackBarrie a placeto play .Deejay ChrisDenning anyway. Theycan even break down was tohave gone to Prague but intosmall jazz TheRAUER'S to broadcast on pop, RESULTS groups onlybusinessmen andin- "Ouralterna- weekly tonitsymphony orchestra valids are allowed in. Says tiveideawas to Chris;"I can't gounless I'vegotlumbagoorsell get all the big popgroups most people a bit of time to titleswhicharecovertly the Magnificent Carrot?... house.. . Chris Welsh vic- TIME! inBritain togetherwith a remember how tohandle sexual. The Marmalade for Arthur Brown, Stevie Win - tim of violent bottleattack machinery. string section to performa " bigtimeorama." example is obviously a wood, Jim Capaldi among by the Beast. speciallywrittenpiece. A Thank God for Paul Mc- reference to the slang Abo- faces digging the Doors and a 31- FLAG DavidAcklesis RDER group like the Nice would Cartney, Mick Jagger, Eric riginal term for the female Jefferson Airplane . . year-old Californian roman- alsofitwell witha sym- Clapton,Pete Townshend, breast,"Marma Marma." Cards from the Nice in Duster Bennett's mum is his ticwho has, over the Helvetia says: "Not enough phony orchestra. Keith Moon, Scott Walker, Herd is surely the ultimate roadie . . . Billie Davis re- years,written some quite "The students willplay and alt talented, intelligent in double entendre, andif cording pilotfor new TV relevant oxygen up here toburn a beautiful and flag. claim- UR about oncea month, with people. you still don't get it, means series, Discotheque, pro- . . . songs Jiving K. Boots, ing to be Icarus and had to a regular pop group to act Most people preferred the male organs,orears, duced by Muriel Young. 31 -oldElephant isa year forciblyrestrainedby as the initial draw." Jefferson Airplane to Doors whichpreludefromthe and Castle teddy boy, who be side of the male head. But knee on neck from leaping . . . Mick Jagger playing ROW has, over the years, ruined MeadeLuxLewis,Pete the namewhich leaves ghastlyrock off mountain," FIGHT some quite Alexis Korner joked Johnson and Albert many baffled and often not A man in white tie and hits. Our Americanvisitors, Ammons records. That's yer a little sickened is Fairport tailsconductedtheNice A genuine mod rang the about a " Worthing cotton Now 11 field where prospective Canned Heat excepted, real underground scene. Convention which means'throughout their act at Bos- MM tosayhe wasthe blues men could taste the s 111 brought a touchofold- . which means.. . well ton Glydodrome, baffling bloke who got Gert's knicks lash "atSaturday's Blues it MUST mean something . . fashioned "Big Time SEXUAL the group . Good Grief off in the bus shelter. Groupie"toLondonlast filthy. And if it doesn't we Dept; JonathanNortham EthelSchlock andthe Convention-and fans took him seriously. week, a nostalgic reminder THE OUTSIDE PAGE: could always make some- quitPrestigePublicity LincolnInvalidCarriage, Ryt - Reader C. Fetch isa bril- of the old days when every- Funnythe names some thing up. after a row. - "communicate in a fluorid- liant cartoonist . Sorry body used to spit and fight groupsuse. Wittinglyor Dare we ask who are the MM's Tony Wilson spent ised mechanical star storm on the group scene. It took not, some pop groups use Bodley Nose Incorporating over twenty hours at Round- ofsexualterrorism and to anybody insulted, threat- ened, sworn ator abused during thegreatalcoholic trip. CAUGHT IN THE ACT

" IT'S SO goodtoplayIn a accompaniedtraditionalsongs. club where people enjoy blues," The Darlington Mummers added said Canned Heat leadsinger. colour and hilarity to the whole Bob Hite, when the group proceedings with their up -dated opened theirfirstBritishtour play. atLondon'splushRevolution Unexpected top -of -the -bills, Club last week TimHartand !faddyPrior, sizzle brought theaudiencetotheir Some people. judging by the Canned Heat feet withtheirhighlyprofes- applausefollowingsolos, en- sional,.simpleandunaffected joyed them, but there was also singingand playingof the a pack of noisy individuals numbers as 'Horn Of The chatting so loudlythateven Hunter" and "BabesIn The the Black Dyke Mills Band play- Weed "-a verygood concert rising out ofan excellent festi- a Vann%kr"ZeIPTeat2t7.d ftt noise val-CHRIS GARDINER a appeared the noise makers were through the therebecauseitwas Canned C Heal, chart group, rather than ny-swatting session, butthe Canned Heat, blues group. h umour was Zen profoundly serious, and an ideal- resolution BLUES CONVENTION Canned Heat played well and for anexampleof b have a punchandattackto composing for improvisers and ofegoless THE First National BluesCon- their ensemble numbers, al- musicat T thoughHire's vocals tendedto theirbest-VICTOR ventionheldlast weekendat get over.ridden. Al Wilson. who SCHONFIELD the Conway Hail,Wel, was an playsniceslideguitarand qualifiedsac d also con- c%t:tebrt; very good harmonica, the tributed numbers including the many visitorsandartists 51 group'sBritishhit "On The WHITBY FESTIVAL from overseas. luding Canned RoadAgain." Heft:e.LS recitals, coveringevery The material ranged from aspect of hard bluestoa more country. RISINGabasethehighstan- theblues,wereall oriented sound an nurnbers such dard of dancing, workshops and well by large audiences " See Thal My andacreeivedhim of Bo media?was as Blind Lemon's singarounds at the third Whitby shown to a packed GraveIsKept Clean "and a FolkFestivalwaslastSatur- house. Enor- al stomping. "Going Up The day's folk mous interest wasaroused by concertat the Spa the guitar workshopwhich was Country Good though canned Theatre, Whitby. Hurriedly e - continuous throughout Heatare.whenitcomesto organised dueto last-minute the Con- vention with the standingroom bluesthereareBritishbands cancellations, what couldhave only notice that canstiltholdtheir own been a shambles proved to bea permanently on ells- withtheirAmericancounter- raving success with the packed parts.-TONT WILSON nod lance. plTta's.yede Saturday eveningconcert JOHN STEVENS:egolessmusic vr pla to a wildly enthusl- Dorothy and Derek Elliot astIc audience whichencouraged dl (flugelhorn), right through to thebrief clos- proved Kenny Wheeler theirpotential the organisers toclose the Con- SI clarinet), ing theme." witInh SME TrevorWatts(bass sensitive,yetpowerful, vention with anotherliveper- Peter Lerner (piano), Jeff Clyne This consisted of short notes treatments of their material, to formance concluded voice) by a Jam (bass), Norma Wingless around a steady beat in a kind be followed by Mike Waterson sessioncomprising ofatleast and Stevens(prcussien)(was a of stop -time effect; the deliber- with his Odle mastery of style 15musicians NEARLY ALL the Sparta eous telling reminder of the musical ately unsynehronised results re- end technique including Cham- Mu lc Ensemble's concertt the Which contri- pion Jack Dupree,- CHRIS calibre of those involved In the minded me of an unsuccessful butes new freshnesstoun- TRIMMING ArtLab over Bank Holiday was group music which Issulant- devoted to John Stevens's com- ing tree jazz-andinvolvedppnot mis Lion Family... a versi n of justas " experimenters 'but which can be heard on the experienced masters or Its see - Thi d erogr ma this Friday, silk suing and idioms. Small village, big festival The formidable persons I of Most 01the time the renun. elation of self went so tar that THAT'S a sloganthatoneof Hopping from one to the L indaCockrill (singingbeauti- LouisRushby, I everything, Including the word- theorganisers, other, found thorn bothvery fullyas a duo).dan halfthe lesssingingofWinston!(and coined for this year's Tawersey 'Tabs, Packed to suffocation Dartford club, which closed (Oxon)Festival. Small (even point and expertlyrun -one by specialty for theoccasion. sometimes of Stevens as well, as tiny) Is the word for the village, Dennis Manners. far as I could tell). seemed to the other by Every festival shows some JETHRO TIE be part of single endless and but big is certainly the word for Bob Grant, a genial Oxford new talent emergingAl Tower- shimmering sound fromand Towersey.s festival bank -holiday mords-man, whosereverberat- sey,itwasplainlyDartford's huge wind instrument. weekend ing baritone voice andextrovert residentgroup,thefractal!, Last year the festival held two comic personality towerabove who got you saying The Buddhist character of the ceilidhs, This year, there were 10 yourself the audience as muchashis ",here's group to HRSTALBUM Piece wastatbythe" com. five, three of them packed and six -feet -odd height w ched.- Mora contemporarybe in which two lunchtime ones only a shade in PoSed " opening, The'fettles,playing, singing treatment thanthe other,pre- everyone produced similar less so. because of the competi- and dancing with great dominantly traddle,festival per- sounds,butwithoutrhythmic tion of the other events. verve, formers, the Crayfolk to -Ordination. The first One min- DennisManners,theceilidh wereprincipalnoosedguests, slotted In- COMMEND though metre's no 7, star -treat. to the spirit of theplate beauti- utes or so consisted ataslaw comere and festival committee fully, winning universalappro. tremolo,thenexteveor SO chairman,saidadvanceticket mord " meted out al Towersey (equality hypnotic) of a melody orders were 75 per centup on Another booked guestwas John vat from the festivalgoers and whose every note was sustained 1967, and the big Sunday even Kirkpatrick. Hetoo is skilled in organisers song.dance But that'squitenatural,be- to maximum length. and then logceilidh.inthethirteenth- andInstrumental OLAND musicand is now revealing cause Towersey is theleast graduIlytheymovedInto a century barn nexttothe pub. bigoted. warmest. friendliest Iree Improvisation around these had to be dupliCated in the vil- as anexcellentsong- festival In the British folk calen- re elementsoftremolos and lage hall. He thinks the NHre. witer.W dar-al Timers, Ole nly dirty sustained notes, building port of last year's event played The list of peoplewho popped throughpastagesof mystical ord(apart from one or two RECORDS quite bra part in putting the in km the festival Included 0.4. inthe mere earthy songs) Is simplicity or blindingintensity festival on the map. Calderhead,Dare Copperand purist "-ERIC WINTER MELODY MAKERSeptember 1.,196R-page7 vibra- isfor Arkansas Vstands for phoneandvio- and Alabama, . . ." " The Blues is lin, sometimes states which are goestheline of a employed in part of the lyric to a Duke re- blueslandinAmerica's blues,forVictor Ellington melody. Vicksburg and South. and for Atlanta, But what arethe cords. Georgia, where some the famous" Vicksburg blues? What makes altoist-singer early blues records were this American Negro Blues," AN Eddie " Cleanhead" made. Also forthe folk form the great- Arhoolie label. in- Vinson. est creative Wis for thework- for fluenceinpopular Bstands songorholler boogie woogie music of the Sixties? from whichthe and barrelhouse, As aguide tothe bluestookits essentially piano uninitiated,Melody and forthe fromthe character, bluesstyles Maker expert Max usedper- South and South-West Jones some washboard, erects cussively inblues or jug - which reached maturity signposts whichcan BC OF band playing, and inChicago during the be followedonthe WashboardSam, who late Twenties and early roadtoa genuine one tofine Thirties. Also the appreciation ofthe wielded bottleneck school of blues. effect. guitar playing, the host Zis for Xylo- of blind bluesmen from phone, playedby BlindBlake and Blind JimmyBertrand on afewBlind LemontoBlindGary 41. THE BLUES Davis,anold champion, Blake records. BigBillBroonzy,and ystands for Jimmy contemporary perfor- Yancy, a father the Chicago mersBobby Bland and "..1.1111.11. of James Brown. blues piano,and

IIIUM_ Cis forcountry fortheYellowDog, blues, not easily which is the YazooDel- definable as a taRailroad. style but a cate- Iis instrumental guitarist Mississippi Smith,andthe other birthtoBlindWillie is for urban zis forZydeco,a gorytakinginmuch blues, which John Hurt. singing Smith girls. Johnson (a gospel artist blues, the style, Gulf Coast musi- vocal -guitar music pro- also hasalong Nashville, a for Tennessee, whoinfluencedblues and Charles cal sideshoot Nfor of duced by men who history, and im- country music home of many players), Lemon Jeffer- Keil'sbookof compounded grew up intheblues provisation, still an es- centre, Newport fine singers and son,Texas Alexander, thatnameexamining R&B and " French " areasof the rural South. sential of blues. It is for its folk fes- 7the bluesstate Lightning Hopkins and the contemporary popu- Louisiana blues and ca- Itis also for city blues, saidthattheaccom- tival and New Orleans ofTexaswhichgave T -Bone Walker. lar music culture. jun music. often a similar music panying figures and bluesmen from Jack but with new content breaks executedspon- Dupree to Snooks Eag- and drive, and of course taneously during the lin, Chicago where many of earlysungbluesmay stands for the modern blues have been the first author-broad- sounds were born. manifestations of Negro caster PaulOli- is down-home, jazz. verwhose Bessie which refers jmust be for Smith, Blues FellThis to the raw, jazz,which is Mornin Conversation unsophisticated, part of the blues ruralqualityinblues. asbluesisan And the Mississippi important part of jazz. Delta region which has Each exertsa continuous beenafertile breeding influenceonthe other. of quality blues J is also for the John- singersandguitarists. sons -Robert, Tommy, Estands for Sleepy Lonnie and therest- John Estes, a and Skip James and the highly personal late great Elmore James MUDDY WATERS and one from Mississippi. stylist With TheBluesand of the oldest blues Screening The Blues singers stillactive, and helped to illumin- barrelhouse pianistWill have atethe blues scene. Ezell. pis for piano,less is forfaking and than, both portable fretting, say, guitar or importanttech- .harmonica,- but ues--applied important as asolo and to thebluesguitarist's instru- Blind Boy Fuller accompanying art, for ELMORE JAMES ment.AlsoforPara- and folk blues,the ante- pioneer blues big is for kazoo, an- mount, a cedentoftoday's label;Poetry Of The pop - other humble city blues and instrument used, Blues bySam Charters blues.Alsoforform. (who also wroteThe blues like the har- - The most common monica, to play the part Country Bluesand The form is oneof 12 bars Bluesmen). divided into threephra- ofa trumpet orother traditional wind instrument in stands for queen ses. the bands, one-man Queen Bee -cornered stanza spasm ... three andtheblue- VictoriaSpivey, based, at itssimplest, on bands, pianist-singer sub -dominant blowing type of group. the tonic, Also for knife, employed fromTexas who also and dominant in the knife -blade plays uke, and thelate the isfor guitar, (orbottleneck)guitar Queenofthe Blues, pre - eminent method,and Kokomo Dinah Washington. blues instrument Arnold, a fine exponent ais forRagtime, tookup which ofthe idiom; and for aninfluenceon and answered the Kansas City, andcon- early blues pian- singer's theme. temporarybluesgiant, ists and such Riley B. B. King. Southernguitarstyles isfor Louisiana, asthose of Blind Blake, driver's grass -root BillBroonzyand 12- countryfor blues string exponent Huddle and cajun (Arca- Ledbetter. Also for dian) music, not to say rhythm-and-blues, the jazz. Also for theLon- contemporary blues , ...' don Blues Society, sound. motherofthe s',....,....". meeting place for blues vaudevilleblues, Ma seat BESSIE SMITH That's fanciers. Rainey. a whole lot of percussion for this and heretheyare:- the genuineneedsyou is for SonHouse, is for Missis- issoul,amuch in front ofyou. A stack of wonderfulnew drummers have. blues sippi, perhaps maligned cult Inviting Mississippi isn't it? features likenew Everplay We checkedthemout with master;W. C. the most fecund word in popular Youmust get behindone of heads,new fittings andnew compor ofallcountry music buta ne- some of the world'stop ;11Handy. the fantasticnewPremier accessories havehelped to ' blues territory (Charley cessary ingredientof drummers, likeMax Roach. of " St Louis outfitssoon. Blues," Patton, Son House, convincing vocalblues, improveeven the fabulous Sowe know you'll like what emphis You've heard allow Doe" and Bekka White, the John- and spiritual -a source about the soundyou always could get we've done.Dropin to your swingto Premier by more classics.the sons. Ishman Bracey, of theemotionalsoul some of from Premier outfits. dealer andsee for yourself. waywhich features JohnLeeHooker and quality and the approxi- the best drummersin the What'smore -all these so manyblues: and Howling Wolfondown). matereligiousequiva- business, includinga lot of the new things are not just rmonicawhich is for Muddy Waters, who lent of the blues song top Americans. gimmicks They're real nwmier sman's " harp " was born inRolling Fork, type.Also for Empress Well thereare reasons improvementsanswering FIRST INTHE WORLD 4 Miss. And songster- ofthe Blues, Bessie OF FINEPERCUSSION Page R-MELODY MAKER,September 14, 196R Jazzscene

THE cnt repren. cur hasalways nlayed an Import- antroleinjazz But for John Hammond, that glorious Basic The hand could have flowered a n d witheredunsung ntheMidwest. ButforNorman Grant herding unwieldly groups ofstarsoloists big from State to Stateafter the war and then finally breaking throughtoEur- ope we would nothave had a European jazzband scenebrightened by somany illus- trious American stars. Certainly,with, out the Italian cafe two from Cologne, G ig Camp',the Kenny Clarke-FrancyBo. that moons puaqpeel never have got..It the ground and reachedthestage it'sat now where it's aneven-rnones betagainst any- repeat any-hie bandin jazz. makes The lunacy of the organisation which produces the superb end product of the Clarke - Boland band would do J. Perelman and the Marx Brothers Gigi proud. Yet it works. It centres in Cologne, where Campi owns a suc- cessful cafe in the fashionable Hohe- strasse. Across the street from the KENNY CLARKE: King of Europe Cafe Campi is a run small office ten- anted by a British ex - ofthe project was lightened kenny Clare - although Orsted Pedersen on bass. Just as fascinating was en more by demeanour than aural evidence leads me to he. National Serviceman, John by a dealwitheightEuro- American trombonist Nat Phil Woods, Tony Scott, Hank afternoon an a studio words expressessatisfaction. lievethatthisbandisthe Legg, who helpsrun Campi peanradiostationstosup - Peck commutes from Mobley,Dexter Gordon end on theoutskirts cf Cologne. And on to the next tune. greatest thing on 34 feet. Music, a publishing firm,fmd of means for dates as well. Deuchar and Albert Nicholas were there- Bolandwritesallthear- On stage, Boland is tucked What makes Gigi Campl run MI diala number anywhere jotnteproductions. Humble liveinCologne, and drinking,talkingchop, com- rangements. ICE little-known away inacorner.Alleyes istheconvictionthat the inWesternEuropewithout Shake Keane,stillwiththe paring Europe with the State: fact that he wrote for Basin tend to be on the spectacular Clarke -Boland Band la a hr. tatting an eyelid. He has and to Kurt Edelhagen band, has also Benny Goodmanyears two-drummer partnership ing example that the big isu he able to do things like this Total played with the band. ago,antlivedwithCharlie with Klook and Kenny Clare. bandisstillcapable of "e- as the band, when it works, The amount of jazz talent in Mingus'a drummer Danny Then, as the band builds to ducingthatrareexeltmeet hasto be Problems called in from the band is formidable. Stunt Richmond,inHarlemfor a a climax,Bolandcreepsin that no other musical aggre- placeslikeLondon.Copen- The musicians inthe band in the Cafe Campi and have couple of years. front of it,like a mouse, and gatlon can equal. hagen, and sometimes Vienna. are stillsomewhatamazed an excellent Italian coffee and Klook, the" King of Eur- To a casual observer at the bringsitto a close. He's running that bit faster Sincethe thatithas carriedonso Belgianpianist within minutes you'll be ....- ope" according to Tony Scott, rehearsal,Boland Is incon- Between the now becausethebend MS Boland moved a long. Their enthusiasm for the had to take a fresh American fanatical to remote roundedby JohnnyGriffin, spicuous to the point of at- Campi, the shyrecluse Boland reachedaheight where Swiss villageforhishealth, v.hole idea is total, and BennyBailey,IdreesSaha. expatriate to task for Import- mostbeingabsent.Various and the mature, worldly-wise arguablythe greatestofits onathim RonnieScott,a man who's ingsomeoftheStateside musicians call the tunes to be Campi has kept man, Dusko Goykovich(an- Clarke. thereis kind in the world. to get a telephone. "Franey,' been teetotalfor a good problems along with his horn. run down, they're countedin, a strong be- other Cologne resident). Ake liefthat,beforelong, the he says "when are you go- many years, was elated Persson, Kenny Clarke, Jimmy Talk of the "old days"in and away theygo. ing get enough to down glories of theband must be to a telephone?" a Scotch after Woode, Sahib Shlhab, and- New York,Klook'sreminis- Ronnie Scott shouts "Grif- revealed toa worldwide audi- BOB Boland looks sheepish and theirwonderfulperformance if he's not out scouring the cences -of the early days cf fin'smuffin " mutters about having to catch at the last night of the Jaz:- town for a vegetarian restaur- as theLittle erce. Several records haveal- the MJQ, Tony Scott telliag Giant slides from hischair to ready donethis,butrecent a bus to Frankfurt. am-Rhein Festival recently. ant-Tony Coe. how he started the Dom off talk toa female visitor or hunt HOUSTON TheBritishcontingentin During the recent Festival, as a jazz SDK Derek Humble for some foodand drink. the band now stands et five- Campi booked the Kenny trying to recall thenames in Allpresent and correct Whim modsts Scott, Tony Coe, and Drew Trio, with Al "Tootle" the SunderlandsideofLen again, they Derek Humble, run down "Now trumpeter Heath on drums and the Shackleton vintage.Fascinat- Hear Our Meanin'."Boland Jimmy Deuchar, and drummer phenomenal Nils Henning ing leaveshis Campi, when the band is in pianostooland town, tends to spend a lot cf time inthe office across the way.playingtapesofthy band ataferocious volume. When he makes anappear- anceinthecafe,hiswife usually has afistfulof mes- sages for him, and a worried look.But one getstheim- pression that, whan the band's RediscoveringBasie about,unlessthey'reabout music they'll have to wait. EDDIE " LOCKJAW " DAVIS Last week,in a Hollywood lot of peoplewhowant to hear raced down a wildly gyrating recording studio, Basie redis- the kind It could be that the Clarke- of thingswe used to WOODE, pathwith his tenorsaxo- covered himself. "TheMagic play-likewhatwe're COE,GRIFFINANDHUMBLE Bolandis an expensive whim phone; Harold Jones, the Flea "andthe doing ON STAGE forCampi.Expensive,itis, eightother here today. butit'snothing less then an drummer guided the ensemble numberswere all originalin- " Besides, into a seismic closing chorus. strumentals-not culledfrom thebandisin obsession. For' him,Kenny Two piccolo players sealed off a Disney movie, not borrowed fine shapenow. HaroldJones Clarke Is ; has been International "my father thefinale with one of those from the rock world, invaluable--a great LightEntertainment Franco Boland is nothing less but made drummercan do Ltd. presents simplethree -notecodasthat to measure forthe bandto so muchto than a "genius!' Normal PR have grown to be a trademark pull everythi toher." stuff? No, not really,forire display its inspired and Basic QUEEN of the band. Personalsound. dengmonstragetted his ELIZABETHHALL means Itand the opinion of irreetIblY point exuberantlyas the men a men who willspend the Count Basie, rising from the "Thisisakickfor me," resumed their piano bench, quietly said, "I BillBasle rundownof the TUESDAY,SEPTEMBER whole night arguing learnedly admitted."These deftly scoredHestia, 17th,at 7.45 p.m about the merits of virtually think we gotIt,fellasLet's arealloriginal compositions For specials Exclusive take five." by a writer who's anopeningtrackthere London every big band in laze history new to the was atunethat concert ofJohn Mat'er's They had justfinishedre- band, Sammy Hestia,.He'sa willserve, has to he respected. fittingly.asthe cording"The MagicFlee." 20.yearserviceman last titlenumber Inthe band's seven years March - of thealbum: "BasteStraight of one of set of tunes for a he retired as chief INDO-JAZZ existence, he hashustled forthcomingalbum on Dot arranger for the U.S. Marine Ahead." FUSIONS the lengthandbreadthid Marshall I uropt, and it wasn't until last Records. The concept and Band. Royal'saltowas content of this LP will differ "Oneofour handsomely showcased FeaturingJoe year that the financial burden s brassMen, in Harriett BASIS: kick forroe conspicuouslyfromthatof Grover Mitchell, " Lonely Street." recommended Then, in Programmeincludespremiere ray oth prefect undertaken him to me-they'reold bud- " ThatWarm Feeling,"Basle or lodo-lorr,Erodes kr NW."' by the bandin recent years dies,both switchedover to lorkety tromboneplayers organ while 7n6 to21 NOW As critics (including myself) and both from Pittsburgh.We Nestico,sitting Inat the piano, ON SALEal Halli 131.9711 ]M, a As"." SAINT PAUL'S CATHEDRAL,LONDON have pointed out,the Count can really Mg Intoevery tune offered some Countlike hasbeentrappedforsome counterpoint. FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER,8p.m. -and he'snomelodic! ime by a problem that has "It's a goodfeeling to get As themen filedout of the confronted too many Jere back to your own studio, GroverMitchellcorn ROYALFESTIVAL MICHAEL GARRICK SEXTET artists. Unableto thing merited. HALL oo. me maintain sgain." "Thisisthebest beat -selling commercialstature Asked for 41111111 we'vemade SATURDAY, CHOIR OF ST. MICHAEL ARCHANGEL an honest Mit/a- In five OCTOBER5th, ALDERSHOT simply by playing thecaliber tm. of the commercially Years* at 6 15 and 9 P.m' nt music associated withhim Someone elm orientedI Ps, ne said,"It'sa amplifiedthe for three decades, heembarked,thrillworking behind point:thiswas thefirst on a singers JACQUES varietyof orrISPIrOl like Frank and rEWSPrEakiking tar -a LOUSSIER undertaking.. Tony. Asfar LP the TRIO insearch.'Ia as thealbumof'Happiest Count hadtaped duringthet JAZZ PRAISES hit Mdbtmaire time span with Pierre tunei Is con Michelotand Christian Garret Some, like thealbums with cerned andthe album with Condi/ream FEHR MOUND Stank Sinatra andTnnv Hem JackieWilsini nett. have been - well,the musically arrangers did a wonderfulJob, The [Drapes*. we abs. Cathedral Organ validTi,. often. though,there and we were PLAYBACH es..r.e1,...f.rd7 °Mee ,90 weer tend -.n.onsion w tryMILO ranch now hasbeen patternofpot- gelato market, EONARD hailerafor .bat maybe EXCLUSIVELONDON thepublic and they didn't Neat. APPEARANCE Vanfro rime off tim well. '6 re 30 NOW ON ,fr11A'!:ilee' FEATHER Sealor anti an en Het.a Air"' 11 Ii I 14 AiIWTrYiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MELODY MAKER, September 14,1968. -Page 9 EMPEROR ROSKO BLIND DATEwhere thestars singleout thenew singles TREMELOES: " My Deejay Emporer " Mini-Max " ofsight.It's notacom- Little Lady "(CBS). Rosko, No idea who whose Saturdayshow is the longestrunning mercial as theirother itis.It's ones, but it'sthe sound of thetypeof recordthat on Radio One,casts a majesticeye over three-quarters today. I think that the duo of the disc some of the week'snewsingles. Rosko sound is coming up. We've jockeyson Radio One will moves from Paristo London next month had the groups and the play. It'sabetter than average because of" the riotsand the police.They solo singers and now the production. I'd duos are coming up. sayit wasa British pro- are getting radar forcars now so I can't duction. Dedicateit speedanymore. Also, I want to to back Britain ViNCEHILL:"You Ladybird, andforgetit. as the Government has beengood enough to giveme a work permit!" Forgot to Remem- IVRROLDIXON: ber " (Columbia). " Back To The OFF! They say he's Chicken Shack" (Dee- house.Isthat Judy Col- Apple4, Iwillsayno popular. I respect the man. lins? Isit Julie Felix? Oh, more. You must respect the m). I guessedone. It's one of artist.I don't like this at It'sgotan intro that the best records she's all, but he's making it with made for a long time. DAVID ACKLES: would begreat for com- If " Down River " somebody.Idon't think mercial radio. It's a bit theycan get a few ofthe inmy lifeI'veliked a too dated.It'll bea big mums and dads to buy it, (Elektra). Vince Hill record. hit with the Melody it could makethe charts. Ilike this. Thisperson Maker, this.It would be was influenced by some- JOHN ROWLES:"The body. This is the sort of SHARONTAND Y: allrightifIhadasix- She hourprogramme. Icould PainGoesOn For- recordIputonatthe "The Way findspace for this, but it's house about fouram.If LooksAt You" (At- ever " (MCA). he hasan album, I bet it's not up to the standard of They'regettinglonger lantic). the bluesI play onmy groovy. Soundslike a introductionson records. cross between Dylan and It's a shame it's so up- show. One for the special- It remindsme of commer- tempo. It would be better ists. Tim Rose. If therewas a cialradio Forgetthat showon Radio One at medium -tempo on the lines opera scene. I'll send it to four am,itwould get a of" Something There To JEFFERSON AIR- Jimmy Young for Christ- lot of plays. Remind Me." I don't think PLANE:" IfYou mas. Don't want to know. it's an established artist, Feel Like China Break- Isthata Mike Leander MARVIN GAYE AND but this could help to est- production? ablishher. It'srushed, F ing" (RCA Victor). TAMMI TERRELL: but good production. Good Who letCurtis Knight DYKE MILLS " You're All I Need To record. in here? Not recordedvery BLACKBAND: " Thingumy-Get By" (Tamla Mo- loud.Takeitoff.I've THE ASSOCIATION: nothing tosay. bob " (Apple). town). Hello, George! Itwill Something's going to "Six Man Band" TULIE FELIX: " That's appealtosomepeople, happen in a minute.It's (Warner Brothers). won't it? Long live steam got to be Marvin Gaye and No. Just one of 700 re- No Way To Say radio. Thank you, George. Tammi Terrell. I could do cordsproducedinthe Goodbye" (Fontana). Apple 1is utopia, Apple 2 a Jonathan King and say world each week. The It'sthe type of thingI is under heavy fire, Apple Ididn't likeit.It would Association. I've never liketolistentoatthe 3isoutof sight. For only be provoking. It's out really dug up Association.

JULIEFELIX

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THIS WORLD GOES ROUND& ROUND STL5473(S)TL5473(M) page to-MHODYMAKER, September141968 Johnny OFPOP POWER the Stones or the minds, THE ridicule of the Mothers of Nash and THE Beatles singabout it - WALSH Invention. OPINIONBYALAN andtherereally 1 PERSONAL For the firsttime, popmy,., revolution in poi, - es opposed to folk Or that's how itwould seem thoughtheirrea- music, jazz or blues the news Ludicrous - the need to anyonereading discontented, disillusioned szing.is Inthbeerioheielptidd a socialcore:ithasro. about Americanradio sta- youth. Mance, too,but barnout tions banningtheRolling Aericansocietyisscared- they werespontan- ofrealisen, evennihilism, U.S. single manifests along: little Stones'new and thefear andrequired ratherthanconventional Man," a and eous " Street Fighting itself in repressive help fromthemusic scene fora newimage .w,but tacticsend that track from their brutalpolice itdoesillustrate That's whythe Establishment as yetheard -by -few,album in venous - America, and hastycensorship thereisin are wary;not becauseof " Beggar'sBanquet." here,afearthat AMLRICAN singer Johnny Nash flew Into London last forms. feared probably the arrangements of For years,theEstablishment Their Establishment musiccouldbme week with a problem: his act. "For a start, I've got Britain and morepahrti- ofthe pop crotchets and quavers, but in thatmassplaying therallyingcallforevil because ofthe feelings no charts(arrangements) with me," he said soon after his cularlyinAmerica,been singlecouldincste and arrival. "And it's two years since I appeared in public so popular Stones disobedience. threatsbehind the lyrics. refusedtotake evenmoreriots inChicago of youngpeople, I'm not prepared at all for the appearances I have to do music seriously. They Democratic In the eyes It'safar cry from " Moon- during the theirproblems areinexor- light and roses, and won- on this trip." equatedpopwithMann Conventionand with their Johnny, whose "Hold Me Tight" isriding high in and National ably linked derful memories of and Juneromanticism consequently the record music -whetherit's the the MM Pop 30, was in Britain for a week for a spot on wereblind to theincreas- banned bytheradio musicof BBC's , a few interviews -and three ing social significanceof a was defiant,rebellious gigs. And when I met him in an Oxford Street office, he was music beingcreatedby a stations. busy rehearsing with a group for his shows. " At home, I've got the arrangements for a full night- club act whirls I used to do, but I've spent the last couple of years as a record producer and writer for other artists although I have made a few records myself." He has also been overhauling his image which he described as having been "choir boy" after his long stint with America's Arthur Godfrey Show. "The show, whichIenjoyed, was mainly for the housewives and the middle-aged and I'd got locked in a certain Image which Ifelt it was necessary to change. I didn't regret having been with the show -but I reached a point where I had to stop, get out and start doing my own thing. There was a whole section of the people I wasn't Move'em getting to -like the teenagers and I felt I had to change that." When he quit the Godfrey show, he went into major night clubs with a cabaret act, then started to concentrate on his recording and writing activitieswith his partner Danny Sims. " We originally had the Cowsills, though we haven't now," said Johnny, who runs JAD Records m the States. " We also had a big hit with 'Let's Move And Groove Together' by Sam And Bill and we also have Lloyd Price. who has had a number of discs with out-it's songs like' Personality '." Big smash

But although he was producing for others, Johnny is firstly a singer. "I love singing. That's my bag mainly, with Danny handling the business." So when hr wrote real "Hold Me Tight " towards the end of last year, he decided the to cut it himself. " We did it in January or February and to be honest, it's amazed me. I though it was cute and could possibly be a hit, but I had no idea that it would be a big smash. " In fact,it has taken us so much by surprise that we are sort of following therecord about," he said. He'll be following the record into Europe soon."It is being re- leased soon in Sweden and I'm also going torecord it in a number of different languages. ButI'll be doing this dif- ferently -the countries which aregoing to release the disc Herd! will get the backing tapes andI'll do the voice over when I arnve, with a local language tutor.That way, it whips up some interestand controversy to helpthe record." What of a follow-up to"Hold Me Tight '"? " Well, I've A YEAR agoPeter Frampton waswondering already recorded an albumof rock -steady material like Av.hat it would belike to be " discovered" and Hold MeTight' and the second singlewill be chosen blue satin jacket, from that, with the restof the material making up mybecome a pop star.In a bright first album here. bright red trousersand huge floppyhat, he would " ButIjust don't know which trackwill be chosen wander into Londondiscotheques wherethe giants as thefollow-up. I try not to picksingles. I didn't pickthe of pop gatheredand mutter:"Gosh, I would like hit. Really I've stoppedtrying to pick winners. I'd sooner to be astar," or words tothat effect." just listen and hope. ."-ALAN WALSH It wasn't long before Peter's talents as asinger, guitarist and composer were recognised and in the ensu- HERD: fresh assaultonthe chart ing bleat of publicity that surroundedhimandthe Herd, he suddenly realised of us. Now we havea new Peter:"Sincetheholiday hoteldoor,and when there record coming out and there we have been revitalised and were about 46 fans outside we why so many stars go off issomethingworthtalking areabletothinkclearly. butthey their nuts. about. calledthepolice, They are simply prone to Every thing beforeseemed so wouldn't come. We evengot "The publicweregetting jumbled andon top of us. chased by car loads of people nervous disordersinduced by fed up. Everything they read "Whenwe went to Malta the strain of being constantly seemed to be about us. There we left no phone numbers and screening girls" in the public eye. were so many articles about and " It wan our first holidayin And Peter was strained to nobody couldget,incontact three years," said Andy us,it even reached the point withus. We spentalot the point where he and fellow where they weresaying what time writing of " And we had been working Herdsman Andy Sown fled to I wore in bed. songs. for 18 months solid before we Beforewe went away 1 Maltafora holiday, and "People shouldn'twant to went away. We werereally ...where the refused all interviews. thought thepop business must ill." end of World know what I wear in bed,ex- beabig con, youknow, Butthe Herdare dueto cept who I'msleeping with having "Andy had a nervous War II began' make a comeback soon with a and they'll know anyway." to liveup to thebig' breakdown," revealed Peter. new single and afresh assault star image. " From now ontheHerd Peter agreed: "We've had "The wholethingwas on the chart_ Refreshed, they some publicity we didn't like strain. are going to do what wewant feelthey can cope with the Even when1 went to todo,"said Andrewfirmly. very much. It got out of hand. thecleanerstotake pop life without anyriskof Itwasn't so much embarras- couple ina without theDace ofa man ROBERT RWIERUNI ofpairsoftrousers Of going off their kernel. sing as very annoying" the girlsstared at who suffers fromanyform "Don't cellit a comeback," Andy:" Andpeoplekept me as ifmy. nerves. "TIM BATTLE FORANZIO 17. admonished Andy Bown, the flieswere undone. Itwas very Thenew singlewill be re- saying we shouldhe a'are embarrassing.Wewere Herd's cynicalorganist, who group. We liketoplay Iazz getting all leasedinOctober andfans 00,4 MARK DAMON verynervy. PETER FALKEARL HOLLIMAN denies being cynical, but certainly,butit'srubbish can be assured the Herdwill to ven i V114740111.THDIUSlitre NII ROBERT RYAN cw ir+1 knows haw to your our vast say we are jazzmen. We Mta, whenthe he back withs moo--1 mean ITS,1511801--ARTHUR KENNEDY quantitiesof Scotch without are a foundoutwhowewere uunion i-xixtorenionnim PA..... emit... 1.'7,31.1 Pup group" people kept - stinting. knockingon the WELCH Peter and Andy were hos- ' 11. tineatasmallbut happy gathering at a large Kensing- RADIO JAZZ ton house. British standard Time Mariano, Benny After a number of Jimmy FRIDAY (13) Green), 9.0U: 5.0 FalkandPop.9.5 E: Jazz Workshop. 25.0, Smith albums had been 4.5 am I: 1:Finch 5.25 ea' All That Jazz (Fri, Bandwagon,9.30E, JanForEveryone. played,alladjournedtothe Mon-Thurs).7.0 pm 1.121 Jae.. NDR Big AvantGardeJazz In Sterns n's Jerry- swinging down Carnaby Street and London Bodge is T.30 V: Dish Jazz GroupS Bind with FranzThan and Herb (John 5: garden,wherethroughthe (Jim Geller.10.30Al:Antibes Burman).10.20 (') falling down,. laughing' hare of Scotch the subject of FarleyQuintet),Andy Cusack (Duke Etlinglon. JF Dave BrubeekQuartet.10.30 9. watts Trio). SO HZ: Jazz. en 1, Jazz. Count Basle) German JF.11.0Al,Juliette *DONT astrology was discussedand a 23 A3: R and B (Nightly), 5.3D MONDAY (161 Greco_ 11.15A2: Jim InPublic forall I know tap dancing, wm- U:Bobbie Gentry,Lee Hate I- 2.45 pm HZ, 11.30.7,RamseyLewis.12 13 ,ad ERRY-THOMAS bee keeping and do-it-yourself wood. 9-35 B3: Avant Garde Jazz Acker Bilk.3.45 am el,Jazz e 10.014: Jazz. 1.2.10 RaISE neurosurgery. InStereo(SpontaneousMusic Clerke.golandDowntown jErry BigBand. 11.20 THURSDAY (19) But before Mr Bower's Enemble).11.5 Jazz. 11.313 A3: Free Jazz_1130 V: Popand 4.35pin0:ay J.Y,wte.'" magic ponons tookfull effect T:Lee Wiley.illyButterfield Jan. n.as Pete Julie Ork.12.0 T:walla (The Lion) Johnson (21 Brian Auger and I heard himinsistingloudly Smith, (Retains Penns.).12.0 T: New Dneriscoll.5.0 JazzMIztoit LEwisTigii that the Herd weren't making Jazz Records_ 7.5 Ha: Jazz. 11.301: Mel C a comebackandthatthe SATURDAY (14) TUESDAY (17) Tonne. Se am J:iota Rook. 9.5J: Progrrtirries cheaet exciting tapes he playedme Cl Jazz unlimited11.54 Bo:Jazz 10.5 am J:Bobby TroupShow. subject to THE itivec (If sonic demo sessions were the Record Requests (Ken Sykora). 5.45 pm a). Jar.Today (Charles KEY TO STATIONS ANDWale reel Herd " and nota "mw 2.20 pm HZ: Radio Jaz. Maga, Fos). 5.25 Hi: Mg Eland LENGTHS IN METRES. zinc.10 70 Spectacular.11.0 U:laze Con- A: 2-341 Herd." Poe and Jon - ertIn!russets. STE France 14129, "We just gave things 11 32AZ:GelTo Know Jan. 11.50'Jazz 3444, It:SSC 1.241.2,1500VI4F. n be. Journal11.30 1: Popand Jana ffpfe HAP - GENERAL RELEASE FROM SUNDAY SEPT 15th ,)fa rest," explained Andynt 11_30 EarlHines LI 01, 3-464/191:vHF. Gary Bonen Quartet. 12 0 7, Intercollegiatelava Hi.verAffe, the. grnup's absencefrom the Festival,5tLouis, barn3011,114 N. SUNDAY(151 Thu's). 1964(Ices, 402,2-2111 AFMsa1.Na.111 AT PRINCIPAL AND OTHERIMPORTANT THEATRES mainstream 01 events, M. 5aarbrucken 211. 0, OR, ODIoN " we hadn't knocked 7.glern7111.,I.MrOvenSVI"enZi W*1311.50AY (111) Munich376,1111.9: HRFrom thingsrinthe head forahit Show, 1.0 The Jan Seem. 5.15 loan INW7: VOA 251U.s.a. people would have cornSi- Jan Club(Tony gremen V. ROM. .09.' been sick (Humph. Peter Clayton. Charlie Lee Trio. Frank Qunlyt). S 30, MELODY MAKER. Septen-Ser14 1%= -Page II CannedHeat, thegroup thatrefusedtobea ixtusQUO

T end see Mo.reth I lents Statu Quo try cat., to sell on Therive -Mitt. Rossi(lead Rick Perri.(rhythm soulgvcis),m, etls), RoyLyn. (ert.n), Alen &&&&&&ter (bassctrland juke John Coghlan fired (drs)--.n back box and got in chart tk with Marty Wilde -Ronnie Scottsong. Ice to The sun,"aft. a Rep with AFTER (hetensionsand "PlashVeils." thefollosoup hatredofAmerica, to their worldwide "Pic- tures Of Matchstick Men." Canned Heat,who claim whichhassoldnearlytwo theyare the only while country NIYa ond Rick,who couldai- bluesgroup In rways earn a ng as cross. theworld,havefound talkct,visited theNM this verrek M discussth scene Londonmuch to theirIlk- A couple prom sssss ha. toldus thatI w sug infivcra pestivo," admittedNike Rut typicallyEnglish we don't there Is any. meal ofsausages and chins thing disgusting act et atthe Top OfThe Pops allAnd, alter.haircan't canteen last week, die so it can'tbe badbasis guitarist for anact. lorry Tayloreven wentas ' We do try tobe salty," faras saying: " London is Rick. "The dolliesh. It and it keeps them Intrent of the sogroovy,weareeven thinking ofmoving here. TneYsa nu y " Why not? We likeyour onthesZbrect 'elirl'iehr'tlegV- scene here and we could ment. easilyoperate I don't und sssss yd from herehi these theContinentor evenhark anno"vet.t"s:2 to America." on !you ::,thozr,egr:::Ftsudr! don't likeIt,- off. You must Blues You have got togo Gutthere and My toknock them out." The group's dislikeof their " Th. /.1 meanwehaven't native country stems fromthe use lotsof Ideas we want to intolerance they encounter use nstage, Interposed everywhere. Rick " Intheact, Wit rely " It'sunbelievablein some a lot on movement

places. Theyare anti -Ions -hair 1, the extreme; theyore hung - up about our appearance.In theSouth,theywon'teven serve us inestaurants. whosingsand playshar- STATUS QUO IntheDeepSouth,they monica on " Road " and who consider a group likeusus alsohandlesthevocal on lowereven than the Negroes their follow-up, stated by Bob andthat'ssaying some- - Hite to be a group original KEEP THE thing." called" GoM' Up The Coun- The group, led by Bob try... "The Bear"Hite,.areout- Alcontinued ahilosophic- wardly fearsome, butinfact ally: The first year we were are five nice guys dedicated to DOLLIES the propagation of the blues together, we worked for three weeks. We'dgetagig,play as an art -form and happy for three days and get fired ..." thatreasonthat "On The ..because we refused to SO HAPPY Road Again" has madethe he a juke -box," said Bob. top ten inBritain. The group are insistent that 'The public here and in the they are country blues Stateshaven'tbought'On ALL group-" the only white coun- MAR.

fhb Road Again' because it's " We oho liketo go to 11111 try blues group in the world, -TODAY'S forTODAY'S early and spend atleast an a bluesrecord-but because hourtuning ha land." said Bob.' Not because we uP. it's a different sound. Butit thinkit'sbetter,it'sjust and getting everything right " Then, if you have a bad night isa blues and it's good that where our facesare. Our main they accept a ber MM'syour own Mult." will purpose is to generate excite- ike" We did a gulp!. fes- that's blues -bas,"ed saidBob ment on stage and for this we tival coupleof wee. ago Hite." LookattheBeatles' play LOUD, man." nd everybody said wee stele ' Revolution' - that's a "Notloud,full,"chipped BIGir the show.This was because blues " BIG we to. the troubletobars inLarry Taylor. SOUND rrrrrr /lingright and knew "The sound r.y befull, - , GROUPS butit'sstillloud,'' what wo were doing." Rock retorted 1101 HENDRI yy SlSlot. Quo have decided to Pull Bob. -&-, THE SOFT MACHINE NIKE STLAR;SPONN THE MONKEES ,,,)1 of their proposed Amor, LOVE AFFAIR JIMMY CLIFF C. 4.1.1 "We are not knocked out BEE GEES , go for TV ndradio," CENO WASHINGTON VIRGIN SLEEP Wein.1. hectuse it's a commercial suc- Loud THE WHO sold Mike. The new record cess, becausecommercial ac- Asko,0415, TREMELOES MAKES MODE chartone Into MOVE ceptanceisn'twhat we Ore Their sound comes froma VANILLA FUDGE WINDER K. FROG,:, after fivedaysmericanbut we TRAFFIC don't think the money Is go. aimingfor.But,thankthe huge battery of speakers CAT STEVENS SPOOKY TOOTH itand THE HERD enough Lora tour Lord, they are buying speciallybuiltforthe group PLASTIC PENNY TYRANNOSAURUS REX We feelIt would be better to listeningtoitanditmay andshipped overtoBritain SPENCER DAVIS the MANFREDMANN ROY °REASON stayhere a nd promote firing a few of the kids, who fortheirmonth -longEuro- JEFF BECK record Everybody seems to go are nurtured onrock and pop. pean trip. (TOM MeGUINNESS LORD DAVID SUTCFI ao the Slates andlose money, MOODY BLUES AND KLAUS VOORMAN) lose, into the blues camp." " But thoughwe are loud," ROCKY ROBERTS(ITALY) nd oche wont, le JOHN MAYALL'S THE DEEP PURPLE therItish scene Buttheyaren'thung up said Al Wilson, " it's noton. DE MASKERS (HOUAND) " Outreally, BLUES BREAKERS almost finished,it'sgoing he makingthepopcharts. comfortable forthe audience SONS AND LOVERS RAINFcik FFSS,J, THE JIMMY downgem/molly.Therejust " It'snice,butifthenext because the speakers are GRAPEFRUIT ren't enough placances Inthis to JAMES SHOW single doesn't happen, it's no- speciallybuilt eliminate FLEETWOOD MAC countrythat paythe thing to worry about. Our con- the high frequency whistling SHI.ta tli t money. THE FAMILY THE lUA:Sl " NeneofusdigworkingIn cernisthemusicnotthe which is the thing that causes London. Insteadof wanting the discomfort." youtontertointhem,the "One hitis one more then The group's manager Skip audiences seem t, by saying' Taylorcommentedthat on mate.' we expected, anyway,' Wee, heard Itll, chimed in Al Wilson. the man thistrip, the group had one -OOP PAWRA111 intention:work. "And with 30 days working out of3/, that's just what they'll be do- ing," he said. "Butwe still want to hear some musicif we can," said THAT'S LEAPY Bob. "There are a few people VERSATILE we'd like to see-Eric Clapton, PULLEY Then flay Davies for one andwe've heard a GRAHAM wrote Sunny After lot about the Fleetwood Mac. P.M( Is the gentle noon forme,but nrares real name wed like to catch them." from his French it turned out so "And Arthur Brown. we've ncstry. , well,the Kinks de- bts. Out fans kn.. tided to do it them - gottosee him," saidLarry con, himas Lee selves As Taylor. ea k s " Little solaben, he timely Arrows 'singleis Dandy' forrrni thechart but Herman wanted Drugs in...Pr'. song sta. Itfor America statusislatestrn it was Gordon Groupslike JohnMayall's of al Mills, an old Irrend. Bluesbreakers, Fleetwood Mac actIvitles onOn le. who told me about he I end Chicken Shack have mg uhoolInEast trite'hetrish, ' LittleArrows.' bourne. heMarled saps.ru.tito., hiredrt.and we r headed arevivalInbluesIn wroth a the w cordedit. IIwas Britainover thelastcouple Hackii.mill. I Was my first for the MCA of years. Urchin. , ,,, Slatethen, he's Honed for a sea.n p.,. .nd real sleeper for the And the success of Canned 6 n thine HeatintheStatesis from Iwo.,in a :Li 1.1::.%7Wan= first nine weeks doing fireplar facto.to at Om London Pat the same there. But why now? tedium Itwasin 0tcourse. altar, "The FM underground Mem the rnoney, ICS Ile 7rues'eV:Luridly theHarry Severn. radiostationson a big111.14, the West the Portobello Road thew, ' As made Coast helped a lot," said Bob Na'. al.b.,. Lify 'Well, you can't en. to gm life.It% actor (The Criminal, do much hitherthan al. lmiptid -heroc "They had hip kids as dee- I jays Ctrs. Of M ssssss al the Lon aret act - who played anything Sprrenes C n I denFM161.1031, It's do comedy and they liked and this was a fac- Sing) cod promottr Ir. starting en the singing W ssssssbe- tor I fereitmightlake I wastatsmart me. alter that, half the week to "The othermaiorreason neewt..went Le worked downwards has been drugsI'm not tided imle. ta Inc 'I made a single get the audrente on teled.le suit thinking for P. called' Its my side, new they ailing mass use of narcotics, step woreallpea All Mg mart pplauding . Letit's a factthatsince For complete information on Mints with straw in roar Hatch pr people over there startedto ROSE. MORRISa CO. LTD dosed it I fellowed .";:gne 'It ',fret. Y.Win tat. hair They so muck room con. turn nn to marijuana there's Marshall amplification sendin your Nose- %Toryism32134 GORDON ...,. Ow ones who op withRay b.rtes' licle. '' - LAURIE bean an upsurge In music Ake HOUSE ROAD Mr. me for et. King Of The Whole theblues."-ALAN WALSH. name and address on a postcard to LONDON. NW5 WWI over unsime, Hutt World' IMASHAW, Put 12-MELODY MAKER, September 11, 1969 TONY WILSON GOES UNDERGROUD(WHEREVERTHATIS) WITH THEDO Miss Slick, the Airplane's swingingchick

THE. VAST hollowness Grace is a former underground" tagged ofthe emptyRound- model and film actress. on to them. Did Grace houseatChalk Farm, Not Holywood-style think they were an London, reverberated to however. underground group? the richocheting sounds " WhatIdidcould " No, ofcourse we're of the Jefferson Air- very loosely be called not underground, what- plane'sguitars,drums acting, " saidGrace. everthat means. It and bassas Paul Kant- " It was in the Ameri- might apply tous here." ner, Jorma Kaukonen, can underground thing. Spencer Dryden and It was hard to tell who TheAirplaneoften Jack Casady worked wasactingand who participate in free out an idea watched by wasn't." concerts onthe West a fewfriendsfrom Coast and have played their now famous onein London. Grace caravan of fellow explainedthatitwas travellers. SMALL Just people andgroups gettingoutintothe Upnear the domed Although theyare in- open air to enjoy them- roof the light showwas creasing, the numberof selves and do their being setup and elec- groups with girl singers thing. tricianstrailedwires is still pretty small.Did over thefloorinpre- she findany hang-ups parationfortheAir- aboutbeing a group ACT plane/Doorsconcerts. member. "Onlytrivial things.Nothing that's important," she replied. The audience take POWER Since she joined the part almostas much as group,Gracethought thegroup. "It doesn't Grace Slick, theAir- that the Airplanehad applytoLondonbe- plane's girl singer, undergone some causetheweather is who not has been describedas changes musically. "But particularlyright "the spearhead" of the it's hard to discussun- forit."Certainlythe group's musicalpower, less you've listenedto concert theAirplane took time off fromre- us. Most groups in San took part inwas given hearsing to chat,a con- Francisco and Calif- a goodoldLondon versation thatwas fre- orniahave something wetting. quently interrupted by of everything inthem. Grace saidthatthe phone calls asking You can'tsay an indi- stage act, which is aboutticketsforthe vidual hasgone from loose and informalin bluegrass to soul. presentation,waslike concerts. this because they find Before joining the " The music's got more chaotic. The total the free concertatmos- Airplane, Grace wasa phereone of the best member of another soundismore chaotic ways to work. group, the Great only becausethereis more Away from thegroup Society, which she going on. The Grace listensto most helped to form. playing's betternow al- kinds of music. "It de- " We went to see the though, to theaverage pends on what I'm like Jefferson Airplane and listener, it may be harder to listento. and what thepeople thoughtitlooked like are like.It dependson fun so we started our thegroup. But it is not own group," said Gracq. justgroups,itis also We played with the FREE the execution of classi- Jefferson Airplane and cal and laze. whenthegirlsinger " Mostgroups, when "But everything's Achieving thi they had left to havea someone takes asolo, music. Ifyou turn off baby,Ijoined them." are playing their thing all the sounds inyour As well as being lead behind. Whatwe do is houseyou can still hear .finger with the group, to play what we call a music. Car sounds, .,race contributes songs thing. One juststarts rhythmic sounds, all o their repertoire and Ind the others follow. sounds. There's always at Middle E was responsible for the It'slike jazz, and you music. Airplane's U.S. number :an have three or four " What's that?" The THErumours were flying.Doors pleading,in one, " White Rabbit." aeople playing a line." sound of trucks being drummer John Densmore got theleh With her good looks The Jefferson Air- shuntedin a nearby was missing.Thegroups were became`aR and trim figure it's not planehave had the goods yard cracked the arguingas to who wouldgo on ulth ebeck surprising to learn that rathernebulousterm silence. "That's music". first.Therewas some specula- medbye tionas to whetherthey would bankofon go on at all. The og The Fridaynight Doors/Jeffer- effect02, son Airplaneconcertwas sched- spot OP maw urz:...47,..::+ur:_L.:_1:.t.:Liziciakins.A.,... uledto startat9.30 pm. The ' audience, standane Lic_e; - over two thousandof pro them,hadbeensitting patiently buttar since7.30and theyhad to wait Thele"' a furthertwo hoursbefore the returnee - ct actionbegan.DeejayJeff Dexter Dural,.. 0 keptthings leapt moving with records and PeteDrummond ,00bP'e gavehima %N. hand. Then ait thestagedarkened and SS theaudience ent.voin37,ti figures cheered as dint appearedandtookup positions mike 1 behinddrums,crgan and tai 4111,i- ?S) )C150tft on guitar. intonit., The stage lights went Hr up andas JohnDensmore, Ray into Manzarek m andRobbieKreiger sera launchedinto Back Door Man" Offaven to heraldthe arrivalof the front realKau' Doorsman, JimMorrison. Moen° He walked majesticallyon stage len#w clad ina tight black sa.01 1"; white leather suit, and shirtand brownshoes. The JO' crowdapplaudedhim and Morri- the it sem taking Boated mike, up astance at the smiledbrieflyand belted intohisfirstsong. O'IrgIU His id, singing isever)bit as powerfulas theDoors'albums Iran suggest,while organist the backing trio of Manzarek, drummer of e, Densmoreand on really Kreiger,guitar, ace togetherand play with MOE osionandliming Pre' Mere.'int remarkable thatare quite rideie`. ne Wastinglittle proff`'.,,ere, went time, Morrison OM,:we on to" BreakOn Through," "WhenTheMusic's Krt,r,onini Brecht-Weill Cher," the Mt " Hello " Whiskey Bart" I LoveYou"and --Natural an"'aJP Child"breaking e''''fflrl intoaknock- be out versionof" Money." sdttO For the WOJest ritualistic" the End." to Morrisonaskedfor thelights in beputout. Eventuallyalter MELODY MAKER. September14. I966-Rage 13 E DOORS AND JEFFERSONAIRPLANE PICTURES BY BARRIEWENTZELL Jim Morrison,somepeople areunkind enough to say,'thinks he isChrist' Inthe nakedle We "Wet or in leather "IF the Underground Is ghing above ground. They don'tap- thefree rtscene bream Mk seek .1 await money. not earning pear for less than 20,000 dollars Slates, themeDoors'individual tag lab dometolibaberldersand money. then we are not Under. a nightand now appearon members, Morrison, Ray Man- ground. We run our own scene. Tserage four nights a month rarek,organ,John Densmore, frames bb abort I guess we quail() as business- heir royalties for records have drums and Bobby Krieger, fen. Fie bnebeee=ang7 men," said Doors leadsinger passed the million dollar mark. guitar, sit In with other groups. being Mahound,May otnape " There's a lotof roomto ne innPeeeelemeee. Cameeded Jim MorrisoninLondonlast Very good business, indeed. mewledthe ow blended week. In1967,"Light My Fire" Improvise," said Morrison, when the group paid avisittothe arrest of Starnes 0Oslop et He was replying toa ques- toppedthe U.S. chartsand the end of a show. tionabout whether the group theirlatestsingle,"Hello, I Roundhouselastweek. "We have a form that we are very As a pobeentanaordierbed consideredthe partof Love You,"whichapparently Morrison, Jinn calmly heid the "Underground.. at a press they don'tliketoo much, has familiar with, and we knowit well enough to vary it. e towardsIfftnandsaid receptionattheInstituteof /us,slipped downfront num- say your Arts. always different_ I Min; ma," A Contemporary ber oneIntheStates.Their "It's urines-riot maned ale pone. The Doors, as tar as America threealbums,"TheDoors," guessIdon't likeItIfpeople much tellsout arrestedpeople ahead ladle itconcerned.areeery "Strange Days' and "Waiting laugh. Ifsomebody crirninately. For The S.," have been best in dramatic moment, Itbreaks sellersandallhavesold a the mood andit's hard to get morrisernMoshe we deemed million, as did "Light My Fire" it hark." withbreechcif We awe, The Doors' music often seems decent and immoral earl bides which makes them the Elektra and resisting arrestHe ow 1 label's hottest property. to carry .dercurrents of InBritain they have yetto violence and strong sexual over- placedunder abailof1,411 make the charts, although tones. Morrison denies,in fact, dollars. Later, however tha "Hello, I Love You," the - They are lovesongs," he charges were dropped. seventhsingletobereleased insisted. Off stage beisAM*dis- r ontheBritishmarket,looks "I know there Is a lotof tant He precedes aeons. wlelt like shaping up to be the first violenceaboutbut I haven't a great amountof thought sod If/ chart entryinBritainforthe seen much apartfrom whato I've isnot verboseInreplying. Oa Doors. seentelevision and mvies. has a tremendous self-ass...a Although they are not part of I think thatIfsomeoneis and coobsess. Occasionally Mg standing up singing and play- gets the impression ne is seed- inganinstrument, whet has ing up the questioner with his this to do with violence?" answers, butitis MN obvicam But what about "Unknown At the ICA reception he stool Soldier."with Its traumatic amidst a crowdofreporters, firingsquadsequence'Again cameramen and film technicians Morrison denied any violence in controllingthingswith ease. this particular song and stated The hustle frayed other people's thatit wasa love song. " The nerves buthemaintainedhis violence Is just a metaphor. cool.There were no signsof It'saboutsexualintercourse. irritation at the shower of ques- The firing squad Is just a meta- tionsabouthissexiness,eke phor for what's going on. group's political or revolution- As wellasthesongs,the ary pOSItiOn, or what he thought Doors'actfeaturesJim Mor- of British groups. rison's poetry. "rh.,organ. If anything, he was tweed by drums and guitar improvise and thewholecarry -on.He en, Ido the same with words and thinly confounded reportsthat voice," he said. he was rude or unapproachable. Morrisonisthefocalpoint Reports which at their homiest of the group. Their leader and said of him thathe thinksle sex symbol, often pictured Is Christ" september sounds! the impossible MARVIN GAYE AND lieEarth TAMMI TERRELL finally aboattae, he place for us." After theshow on STEVE all lt9 oleo ph.dift,mei "You're All I Need =..a..ehg Woes offanti the Doors SiiiiiidoYr hecommented, This legin,shadowy fgares is the greatest audience.It was Theo !Nene Politic PnIonliatre bertherop of redits for- hest Iffte startlingagain." To Get By" leader, Tall a/ tip Time a six -strongJeffersonAir - tedkr owlights co the papp's The Tog SEEKERS book oramab.:. Phis., Need as onFriday,lost Lin at the Tall at O. Taw: Ty. and a drametie onSabrdny, lostspineimpact Tamla Motown TMG668 Colombo SUM o b00201s became the vocalswere oftenin- effectinies beadier ap lehtte a .pie Wet wadded,caneen, andibleagainst thestrong book- kgmeeghe whole Iletite- ies. iierriw waked off Like theDoors, the programme for cashoftheir four setsfol- imt rft,font Plalhog the same Lines TheNest Wen oatwedMorrisen lowed pretty much VINCE HILL In been the seem melttime. TheAirplane'spre- Dania 'light KY rye.- I. sentation islooserandmore leaptdiffee boo the kneeffeig ea sal,but any Lackinvisual You Forgotto Remember heffeena the stage md the effect wasmorethan made up whin ens befog weed by their amazinglightshow. Columbia D88470 Tff elmina ran. Ilab canoed The Airplanewere swampedin ee....hawni a withthe inseam caberasslides andfilmclips Wealdarestless, seethingback- ypcoweYffnodap s Iffirrison's music. Two guitars, w k. swamMarken wrested drop to their gerErie addthen held It Mss and drumsbuilt up layersof ibe andieneefor Orb to soundsagainstthehardvocal FORTES MENTUM wad. of GraceSlick, Marty Bolin sarewetilea DOR PARTRIDGE THE BEACH tots Soldier' and Paul Ka/liner. Dom Portably/ Fronds I .lighineere boantoe a Jorma Eaukonen Can't Go On seedfamberealmwith Lead gager. st Colombia SAMS.. SCX62110 - Capitol itl% a SI 21193s lg. pins thionghtful, eil-constructed Morelleowalba en, aid onspeed Loving You reatiaw facingIhefiring solos anddoesn'trely ter effect.BassistJack Casady Duetspalmedaroll Dryden Parlophone R5726 Menliforrisen endedto anddrummerSpencer mderpinthe wholethingvery ileaM`"died" He 1114as the particularly fine .00 it seemedas kw* he w ell.Dryden is a Cecil McCartney isselled bood(mg bid Moe *Metzner whodrives things on Bob Brady and the en and &idledthesong meg onthe fasternumbers. Hey Alethia I Want You Offfneket `Thewar is Ws ben saidthat itis impos- Con Chords Columbia 055474 bet Inn sible to get theDoors and Jeffer- Raphael n., Dena the sodenbiledly inns s.=Ahlffnetogether onthe same Everybody's Goin' to The Love-In Ave Maria (Listen toMel wen profaning kinthe USA. Lastweekend, rcru pear': grates = theint- test amilesee. Earth athimed Ron Goodwinandhis JIM* togetherwell mid Merrille Rush and the d-,ree alehffiriag OW of eat- Orchestra Inelentetilen which Turnabouts Decline and Fall anode4 Its hilL floor. ens fi,ni of Mese +'.r-,oar liknmeek a ad That Kind of Woman Columbia 005472 Kreiger ro, lead madam leafffmat nthhit grog eni.611102n *..dripandNOV EMI eIVINade Rolf Harris p'e'°a trn".ate vif Mann sew theiweddihdedd HaveaBeer MO M.I. tine hoodd, 'This beenilepiff;MOMa Cr lla! heha-i le ke I M.iHausa 10 %O."rism.. kolasgdtfi '41! Page 14-MELODY MAKER,September14,1965 jazzscene

LOOKS AT THE CHANGING FACEOF THEBRITISHSCENE ANDTHOSE INVOLVEDIN THETRANSFORMATION Forandagainstavantgarde

B.D.: I knowyou be- R.R.: Or later Ibelieve lieve therem nopoint m recreat- inimprovisation Avant Garde. Free Form, Free ing thingspeople have al- in the fullestsense, Expression:callit what youwill, ready done Whatisthe whereas I can't see thenewrevolution has gained a point of playing like what iswrongin a firm foothold on the jazz sceneof Charlie Parker? musicianperfecting a the 1960s. In an attempt toclear B.D.. Are you saying that solo andthen sticking away someof the myths and mys- someone likeBen Webster, toit. whose style was crystallised tery, MM's BobDawbarn got to- yearsago, isnolonger R.N.: Everyone hasa few gether with guitarist RayRussell valid today? licks, but it's whereyou put and thisis how the conversation them that matters. Idon't RUSSELL know whatI am goingto DAW BARN worked out. play untilI am playing and CHANGES thefeelingyougeton a good night whenspontane- H.R.: Oh no, because he ousthingsare happening thought of itfirst. But there around you is wonderful- each other. There isa lotof RA.:Itisalittlelike combination of notes on a is no point in a youngtenor like a love affair. Really, discipline in obtaining a that. You want people to be givensequencebeforehe jazz isa spontaneous music moved on. This seems to player playing like Webster group sound and making it hit by the spontaneity and today. Ita personsticks which must havetheele- happen together. Take play- feeling ofitaswellasthe me quitepointless.Surely to his own hag, thatis fine. ment of surprise, otherwise ing on free scales,youhave overall sound. But you have he should have selected only You have got to he aware you could justas well read no guideinthesenseof to have interplay between what was, to him, the best parts. ofchanges,notonly in chords to playover, soif the instruments to achieve combination-this is what Spiritual influences youdon'tmakeit,you that sound. art is all about. music. don't. -that is what modern B.D.: I finddifficultyin musicisabout. Jazzisa FEELING BD.:Itsounds very hit finding the basics on which musicdrawnfrommany and miss-like action paint- you judge an avant garde sources, many experiences ing. Ifyou chuck enough performance. of life. It's an art fcrrn. The B.D.: Does thismean you paintatthe reject big bandsor all writ- canvasyou H.R.:Ohno,definitely player todayisnotthink- ten arrangements? may, or may not, come up not. Jazz has got to where mg about chords, but about with something pleasing. VIOLENCE you are playing off exten- life'sinfluences. A lotof R.R.: No. But in thatcase sions chords have got popgroupshavebrought the R.R.: If you play free arranger thinks of the musicyoustillhave more involved. It's not just outthe drugculture and idea and, because hecan't to H.R.: Take Albert Ayler. know what musical harm- You can't judge himon the playing on a set of changes spiritual thing. I don't playall the instruments for the sake of itany more. mean you should take himself, he writes ony is about and the tech- lines he plays, buton the out the niques needed toproduce feeling and the sound he A soloistisgoing to find drugs-nobody needs to do parts. The musicians have as many extensions as he to have feeling to interpret what you want. Free music produces-the violence, that-but by drug culture isn't that free. or softness, of that sound_ wants to play over. Other- I mean anawarenessof the parts.But I must say wise youmay as well just whatishappening around that isn't particularly satis- B.D.: That's another thing. listentobebop-which I you. And these pop musi- fying forme. MELODY Almost all avant garde jazz have finished with. cians have helped thenew BD.: Itseems to me that seems to be either violent or wave ofjazzin this country Free Form isa great mis- angry. What about all the alotmore than the jazz B.D.: As Iunderstandit, other emotions nomer. In factif themem- -humour. STYLE musicianshave.Now,at bers of agroup are all im- avantgardejazz-like love, tenderness or wit? last,alotofpeople are provising really freely then some pop music-dealsin playing total sound H.R.: I don'tagree, but if new music andit theyneed more discipline ratherthan B.D.: Are youone of those is getting recognised. But asking you to followim- you look at the jazz scene, to makeitwork than a who thinks thatfor music if you show peoplereality. provisation and develop- orat modern society,it's to have any validityit must normal group. not surprising that the 80per centwillstillplay PRESTON: ' ment of a melody line. Do be happeningnow? it safe. man who invented the banjo' H.R.: They will draw front you agree? music is violentor angry. That is theway the musi- cians are feeling. B.D.: I also feel thateven the best of the avant garde soloistsgo on [oolong. Why Fiddler inthegroove do they take 20 choruses A Greatnew when theycan sayitall BEING grateful for in less? small vis-a-vis the men than most were prepared Mayer- oneofhisover- phpmercies isalmostan tire _Band'sbanjoistinthepre- toadmit. riding ambitions isto nurture ilosphy in the worldof trad days. And when the It as the rapturous a stringquartet of inter- British jazz, and one of those banjo stalked the world a few acclaimwhichgreetedStan national quality,and he has CHORUSES LiverpoolSoun mercies is the number of local years later, somebody had to Tracey's "Under Milk Wood" oftenrecorded jazzmenlike jazzmen, who, despite all the he blamed. suite-Ronnie Scott described Archie Semple, Harriottand economic obstacles. have His bank manager no doubt itasthefinestBritishjazz Bilk inthis setting. RR.: Ifa guy really has managed to get on record at alsorelishedthefactthat album made tillthen-that Tomany people in the jazz alot tosay and wants to a time when the artistic pulse Preston produced Acker Bilk's finallyre-establishedPreston and recording worlds,Preston express himself, why of British jazz hasnever been "Stranger On The Shore," as an artistic force inBritish isa smooth operator. By de- shouldn't he? healthier. still the record holder for long jazz., otherthan amerely finition, he hasto be to sur- Ofcourse,itsscandalous servicein the chart. economic one in hispower to yiVein a highly competitive B.D.: But doyou thinka that John Surman has made offerrecordingopportunities. industry where he 15 -minute solo one record, that it took so long Preston's careeras a broad- backs his is necessar- a He flatlydenies the some- own hunches,infields other ilysayingmore togettheChrisMcGregor caster,at time whenthe what than a BBC wouldn't allow the snideallegationsthat thanjazz,and thenpeddles coupleofchoruses group into a studio, that "Under Milk Wood"was the results to thebig record from, peoplelikeTerry Smith are words "jelly roll" to be used say, Lester Young? over theair, re- brilliantpackagingideafor Asoa stillwaiting for a recording was quite markable. He hadtwo pro- a handful of Tracey originals. far as his jazzactivities H.R.: opportunity. Buthe admitstobeing the are concerned, making Ifitishappening grammes running at the same money andthesoloist Butagainstthesefailures time, and by the time he quit catalyst who prepared the is secondary. he maintains. feelshe rust bebalancedthelocal ground for the Hartiott-John "Jazz hadto be regarded needstoplaythatmany The ichesthathave foundtheir the BBC, had madeover 1,500 Mayer choruses, broadcasts"I wasa sort of indo-JazzFusions- inthe same lightas classical thenitisvalid. way ontorecordforpos-_Tony Blackburn of jazz," he another of his successfulven- music.InBritainthereare Andtherhythmsection .-- terity tures which has just hadits musicians of qualitycomment- should beplaying For example,theexcellent smiles. third album released. ing on .their a lot of lives and times things andbringingout new Don Rendell-lan Carr Quintet He recorded pianist George Afrustratedviolinisthim- through theirmusic," hesays. Shearingin 1949 ideas fromthe soloist. has had three albums re- andsince self,Preston had used some And mostofthebestof then he has hadafingerin leasedonColumbia,and a compositionsbytheyoung themarcrecordedbyDenis almost everyBritish jazzre- B.D.: JohnColtrane fourthisalreadyinthe can. Indianviolinist - composer Preston. BOB HOUSTON to try to play used perishe Stan Tracey, with the artistic cordingofnote.He formed every possible triumphs of"UnderMilk his owncompany, Lansdowne Wood " and "Alice In Jazz - Productions in 1953, and, land " under hisbell,scaled working on theassumption that John Hammond's " there's Ronnie Scott ney.heights on his fourth LP onpop no in twoyears,"WithLove substitute for talent " THE INTELLECTUALstatus dictum is irrefutable, pro- "Now thereare groups like Beatles From Jazz." John Dankworth's being bestowedon pop music the Family fortherecordingof ceeded torecord peoplelike and the Gunwho "LadyMadonna" "MillionDollarCollection" willreceive a furtherfillip ate doing nice things.These He'salso is one of the finest altoistacetic Kingarranger- whenthenew -look hadmore recent (Fontana) Ronnie kidsare getting togetherand experience big band jazz albums in years. tenorist Kenny Graham anda Scott Club reopens at theend improvising with themby beinginvolved young West Indian altoist now, which is same as was another Fontana of the something that e SeSSIOrISfor Proof " by named Joe Harnott. pop of a few the "Searrant 40) album. " 100% by something of years ago never hadThey're Pepper Band. follow-upLP. the Tubby Hayes Big Butitwasnotuntilthe an eminence wt. ofBritish doing whatjazzmen usedto jazz, do "When I've worked The man responsiblefor SixtiesthatPreston'ssigni- easily refutes theargu- -they'rehavingtam the with a sessions Beatles,especially a lot of that list,and indeed ficance as promoterof went that he has changed his with PaulMcCartney, I've mostBritish par n British jazz on record became mind aboutpop music and has been his eyesse tcynically "A couple ofweeksago in aware ofanastutemusical intheSi', ties,isexviolinisl really apparent the Melody maker. intelligence Dents Pees' That "man who invented often free -spending " in " Ginger Baker at work," he critic -broad sate, crowdthat said thatjazz was deadThen affirms. How the tagtooksome followspop In coes ton, who rates oui of Lam, banjo" hewent on But Ronnie it washingoff,and London by devotinga room in tosaythatthe isstill adamant 3owneStud nu in London's to Creamplayedjazz. thatwithoutjazz people the man who produced theredesignedclubtothe What I and its Finland PArk music. think Gingermeant tosay is variousramificationsof " Stranger On The Shore" that last the Prestonis .2 cultured. witty What has happened. Ronnie jazz is evolvingand that fortyorfifty archly designed years, pop man, asknoaWderable about and those maintains. is thatpop - not theolderformsare being music today wouldbesome- like Acker Bilk albums duringthe expanded" thing completely feel life, he has changed different :hegoodthing's trad boom had no rightget_ - and drinkall tars, at he "I often usedtolikethe " Some ofthe But the fact that as food Unainvolved in 'artistic" pop aboutjazz oddpopthing. I remember musiciansare Inkingmeof leMlecled a jazzma as relisheshc to nutters- Stan Tracey would thefreedom Ronnie Scotthasearsforlots Herattler never that'sshoutin of today's But out emu* Joe Harriott's believe me when I jazztoday pop sounds could that hewas-oed'',r as saidit, intotheirown invents,tu free form albums, records thoughBut therenever was thing can that themore bigoted el rearwho lie soul- anything the Buz " the m which owed more toreallyboldmy Ronnie fraternitymighthi remarkpron4,,wk. was one of the four British 01.2. missing out on a saehniaur tearchios among lotof TF965Pana he recording saxophonists calledin by the enjoyment-BOB HOUSTON MELODY MAKER, September 14,1964-Page 15 HEY, LET'S

HOLD A POP Melody FESTIVAL ! AS SUMMER wives into autumn the young men and seamen qf Oritainre wipingclayfront boots, removing final tracesRaces of warm brown ale from their bodily Juices and nursing Maker bruisesand In some broken limbs,until skins heal and bones knit. And as evenings beginto drew In. perhaps i is timeto questionthegrowthof air popular music festivals.open- Thisyearmarethanever were held. Next year's areal- ready being planned. Vast,tin. predictable ofpeople will assemble incolds to hear bane.esofgrouptalentin POP POLLSPECIAL! action. Fingers will be Craned, gratis counted and ambulance services alerted. A goodtime,It Is hoped, will be had by all. Youngsters, understandably. look forwardto the le68 DON'T MISS NEXT WEEK'SKINGSIZE equivalent of the medieval fair, wherecarousing and musicmaking are con - mined only by the crushbar- searchlights, guardsand MELODY MAKER WITH THE MMPOP POLL dogs. The concept of thepop festi- valas a newpublicholiday cannotbe faulted.Theprac. lice should worry anybodywho RESULTS. WHO ARE THE TOP ARTISTSIN twenty-fiveshillingsfor human safety and comfort. Festivalsarenowaccepted as a vital 00001 or the calen- FIND dar or BRITAIN AND THE WORLD? YOU CAN fans, musicians and promoters. The biggest andoldest is the NationalJazzandgluesFes- tival,held for the einhth time OUT IN NEXT WEEK'S thisyearat KernplonPark when 60,000 admissionswere paidtoa three-day marathon, serving as showcase fornew talent on thegroup scene. Top billing hereis regarded as an accolade for the most successful groupof the year. The vsta majority who attend suchfestivalsaro;teenmusic fansandwellbehaved.Only the activities of a trouble- making minority antagonise al- lready hostile and suspicious POP POLL SPECIAL! ocal residents and oMcils. The National festivalhas al- ready had to move from Rich- mond, to Windsor. to Kemptan Park.ItIsdifficult to point out the dangers ofthese open air events withoutappearing to give ammunition tothose who would like to see them stopped completely. All the s itIssincerely hoped prospectame,ivefestivalor- g:::,lersdonotImaginethat ndandtaking0 gar'irvesrilsaament.; issufficient. feltif there had been a serious accident ofthehindthat oc- curred atKempton and no ambulance could have been called. /HOWTO SEE 12's) Residentsalsotookitupon JUMBO'Scat themselves to remove or alter festivalsignpostsandeven cover up road signs and place namesInan attempt tocon- fuse visitrs. No water or mains electricity was available,and two gener- YOU'LL ators had to be brought In. Suppliers of canvas found theycouldnot supply canvas and 090 worthofpractically useless black polythene had to DEEP PURPLE: smash hit in the States be sought and used as fences NEVER and windbreaks. Ho mobiletoiletscould be QUIZ TIME folks. AYNSLEY DUNBAR. the hired in time andswo trenches What British thought was there were dug for 7,080 Pima'. FORGE -I group has a After fewhours, they over- gowed and stank. smash hitin the DEEP PURPLE-A EPIPHONE Yf Months ofplanningIsvital. The lighting was a few fluor- States, yethas EROS CNC Essentialrequirements to be escent tubes around theperi- remembered are adequate meter. The stage was two old played only four HAGSTROM LIR transport to and from the site, trailersbackedtogetherwith gigs in Britain, VERY STRANGE Ilia properparking,cateringand scaffoldingbuilt around them. Answer: Deep LEVIN toilet facilities. Organised The crush barrier was a Purple who are (and that'sa sonority,whichdoesn'tmean of scaffolding draped 7 length currently in the employing thugs. with curtains. The crowds slid US top 20 with CASE INDEED just some) VI Close co-operation withlocal effortlessly under this and sat authorities and police, adequate packedsolidInfrontofthe Hush," a single lightingofthegroundsand tag e, where security men. that has hardly set the British further than lust playing stage,adequatecoverInbad youths armed with broom charts alight. And next month dancingmusic.Itcanlimit weather and first aid. handles and dogs. madelittle they leave for a major Ameri- you a lot- you can't change attempt to move them, probably an Our. tempos for One thing. The Isleof Wight Bank Holi- theirwisest move. day festival was aclassicex- The group admititIsan "Anyway,as far as we are black polythene was ample of how nottoorganise The oddsituation.Drummer Ian concerned,the Londonclub afestival. stripped and used as blankets lighters. Half a dozen Paicetoldme, "The group scene,apartfromtheMar- Only a and fire remarkablypatient firesburned as chairswere was completedinApril, and quee andMiddleEarth, is andwell-behavedcrowd.ees- nothing." IblY drugged by cold and lack takenfromtheartistetents after a two week tour of Den. of Sleep, prevented any serious and burnt. mark we have done four gigs Apart fromIanand John trouble Could somebody havefallen in the lastfour months. Lord, thegroup includes Rod Somebody In one of those fires, "This is because we haven't Evans (singer), RitchieBlack- The festival was to raise in one of the money for island charities, certainlyfell beenofferedthe money we more(leadguitar)andNic specIllcallytobuild a school latrines. want and, unless there is some Simper (bassguitar). Allfive &swimming pool. A London In the morningafter 32 hours sort of prestige attached, %rite. agency booked the grout>s. withoutsleep,andafterthe from7 30 there is no point in doing the How do theyexplain their Tickets cast 25 shillings. groupshadplayed general run of gigs. American success?"We have According to Portsmouth club roundto 8 am.theonly thoughtwas escape tocivilise. "Wetrytoincorporate beengivenproperexposure PromoterRickyFarr.he was there could classical music into pop John over there," calledinsixdays beforehand lion. With no water says Ian. "The to take be nohotdrinks or a wash. Lord, our organist, was Americans knowhow to pion over from theoriginal hot dogs and localorganisers. OnlyOnly inedible trained as 0 classicalpianist records.Overhere,forex- coldrain ample, Thesitechosenwasaptly andhe joinsitalltogether. nobody wanted to named HellsField. at Godshill. Seven Southern Vectisbuses We alldothe arrangements know aboutus on TV. severalmiles fromRyde and miraculously appeared, un- together and he supplies the "We'd liketo work regu- du. mainland announced at nd 7.30 am. ferry service. Al Filthy and soaked, wetriedto classical knowledge. larly in theStates- you have the beginning 01 the week the was a tohave a properfinancial heldwasstillwaisthighin getseats. butthere " Theresultpuzzlesaudi- barley hoPeless mad scrambleand only ences who are expecting Sam basis tolastin this businessr -SENDTHIS COUPONTO ROSETTI Ihetoughest withthebiggest - butIdon't think I'dlike absolutely nothinghad been and Dove stuff, they are taken Adept ' done,' boots could get on. tolivethere The House of Music 138-140 Old Street London EC1, andget saidRicky." We hap trapped aback etfirst and don't know to work toget One girl had her loot "There are opportunities their new luitar brochure. Rosetticover the world, cover the complete day end night ofa but and what to make of n. But theY price the festivalen I under the wheel onthe(:nntinent,too.Den- war told thee police bus soon catch on. range, coviir all the new ideas andgive you vivid musical value for werehaving a brhecueand fainted. The and nark was ridiculous ... every had inspectors made noattempt to "And as far as we are con. They bookedsome pop groups werereallyquitebackward penny you spend. Here is a 32 -page guide to all that is bestin guitars. Get it! I foundthey had dJeller-ller- control the crosvd corned. dancing audiences are audiences in n byAynsley a way, but the, .riilene andtheCrazy I was rescued out. Thereareonlyabout stopped, Watched rio01 Arthur Risen.plus Dunbar'sRetaliation who gave three numbers in our act that andhstrnnI troveother top rne liftafter I had walked and then theywentwildin groi" " they can dance toWe makii the end Name totalpeople demonstratedan about two Mil.ArnSler'S van insolefity ranoutofpetrolalmostIrn a point of wartime unduntufl " Audience,Ianreallykill amountin t o mod. be pushed That wearenot a dancing The nightbeforethe fes nieMately and had to itforyou I don'tmindif another half Inds, but the glom," they don't clap Address linen toS thought was there. as Vona as the, h 'heir i'il.qt.irt"r's I askedIanifhe thought appreciate whatcon are dn- cutandhadto be re ThethoughtebviausiS peopledidn'twenttodance Mg Ws whenthey .tart (Mk by tn, GPO there.when somebright-eyed any more. "I think they want no wanders down andutter ing anyone themselves I feel sopetsurt esattly the promoterssit to dance." he said." but we, thought theywerewere do. the fatalwords: "Let's hold let's an home - ROB mit510 hewthey ...id"Y7 pop festival." --CHRIS WELCH. asa group, have progressed DAWBARN, `age 16-MFIODY MAKER, September Id,19515 Another wham-barn- thank-you- mamShepp

SINCE hisBritishappear- ARCH. SHEPP. Stoma Tea Tithe" ances at Jazz Expo and A Port., OI Robert the.Ronnie Scott Club Theme...on. Prelude last To A 11.1s, the yeat, the controversy which Break hIns:n Dem Rosser, Mon. Too was never far away from any- Tight Theme lot thing Archie Shepp did has. Ctn..;Basher,(1m Po l.! PL50111, ifanything, intensified. sheep (Intl Tommy Tonentine This album, recorded before (tot). Grade. Mon - Shepp andhisladsreachedour ill, Roseman shores,willtertainl)do nothing Rudd ,Irntw1 Parry to Robinsonhill, Ha- A dampen down the heated rd JohnsonIttitte. emotions, pro and con, which the Charlie Haden nbassl, SHEPP: ' plenty ofgood jazz for those with carsfor the group man and his music. inspire. leaner Ham.((fro For those who havecom- itIS generally easy tofollow mitted themselves, thinisan Fall In Love," a trioperiorm THISis a veryinteresting excellent acquisitionOver its once, is a prettyhailed, while set to launch CBS's new thelogicoftheirimprovisa- seven otherfiveoriginals, an tions themes. it captures the series of British jazz alhionS the noireorlessthe boundaries usual, provide ennugh barmy - f don'twishtogive impressionthatthis is a within which Sheep wan 'c sustenance for everybody Russellis very much an up- working when heplated in gel on with it. - BM. and-coming guitarist and also " difficult " album. The Mush. in ROE Ili/ 1111111.118 cianstakethelistenerwith britain a composerof obvious origi- them throughout - except, in "Robert Thornpaon is for similar to the wham-ham- REVIEWERS: BOB DAWBARK BOO HOUSTON, JACK HUTTON, MAY /ONES nality-apart from Wayne the case ofthislistener, thank-you-num sot RAY Shorter's" Footprints " and the excursion into oddsounds which on "A DaV In TheWorking." Shepphurled at the Expo With a larger group on this but a time when Ellington led constricting he turnsincon- CharlesLloyd's " Sombrero audience which strikes me as mereself- - a massive,insist- hissecondalbumforBlue an extremely powerful orches- sistently rewarding work. Sam." these arc all his In- ent sound which will bring on sporting indulgence. This piece. Note. tra -for some of Hishands were obviously RUSSEL themes_ is into neuralgiainnon.believers noose cidentally, divided - It'ssomething ofa mixed these performances - Six freeforthisalbum, lasts,in whichthen segues Into a Despite his obvious delight threesectionsand blessing for the hornmen ttunspets and four trombones. sides chosen from three nights RAY RUSSELL QUARTET: beautifully cored -oiled " Pre- atthe inthecurrentavant garde all,for almost 15 minutes. contribute some rather uneven Listentothenames,Cat On -Mentionrecording "Tom Circle." Footprints, The presence of Mathewson lude To A Kiss"; "The Break blowing, especially InlinhOnlat Anderson, Shorty Baker, Shel. Los Angeles club, Marty's on Bonito, Peruvian Triangle, experiments, his own playing Strain" warms up again, with Brown tonHemphill,TaftJordan, the Hill, in June of last year. Sombrero Sam,TheFryAnd hasanunderlyingRomanti- givestherhythmsect'on a the trombones, especially Best of the six tracks is the Ray Nance, Frencis Williams, The band is made upof I; A Day In The Working UM cism and the combination of solid foundation and my only SlaveOfLowerEgYnt no complaintisthatthesleeve Rudd, doing their dive -bomber titletune,abriskselection Jones, Joe Minton, West Coastregulars,butit Of A thetwoelementsisby imitations. inspires good solos lClaudeawrence Brown, Wilbur De does give us an opportunity to (Dormancy Tromeerium. Means displeasing.Both Rus- should he taken up with two which Path) 1C115 R;ealm 525361. poems without evengiving the The real strength and from Morgan and McLean and Paris. This star brass can be heartheexcellentSteonier RussellIgtrl, Roy Fry(pno). sell and pianist Fry retain the beauty of the recordlies on e fluent contributionfrom the heard under wraps on the title and the highly promising Ron Mathewson dams), Alen Melodic threadsthroughthe Personnel. thesecond side Thetitle leader. tune, with an Al Nibbler vocal Scottsoloingin n big band Rushton idol most discordant exercises and A worthy first trackisa rough and ready R Arrangements are really and pretty Baker solo, context_ Stouter has superb & B trip,notunlikewhat minimal although Wilson's "Squeeze Me" (Jordan (rum - we've come toCoped(from, writing on "Nirvana" is pet,Hodgesaltoand faanirly and Leonard Feather's "1 say,the James Brown band attractively voiced. Noreen expressive Nance vocal), d Remember Bird," and the most Rutin "Theme ForErnie" seems unable to work outside "AGathering" (with Cat exciting momenf the LP CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS and" basheer"Sheep once his normal bag,andisfast apparentlyplUngeringaway occur whenScott'sotenor joins again proveshow masterly becomingoneofthemost withallthebiteof Rex him for an enthusiastic skirm- can be his handlingof a small predictable trumpeters in Stewart), also roaring a hit on ish on the former tune. group when he does decide to Into. McLean is subdued, the last-named and "Hey GuitaristBrown, who has enforce discipline. although that beautiful crying Baby" (a previously unissued already recorded with T.Bone TrumpeterTurrentIne has tune pope through on performance which is de- Walker, adds a nice feeling of ENGAGEMENTS WANTED intonation problems on none - and "Frank's signed for Nan re's singing). authentic earthiness with his 8d. DEP. ORGANIST/PIANIST, pop, JAZZ/DANCE Gultars,t -CEA " Winds" per word jazztop gearLatin,Wiles and1722. n,but Sheep's scores are rest,the numbers features on "NightTrain" Tune." For the Minimumcharge 2i8d, good generalstun - Phone JOHN WALDEN.Greatbhp:, oftenbeautifulanddripping The unfailing Higginsand vary fromthe two amusing and "Guitar Blues," A MILE, ACCOMPLISHEDHomfurd 48120 untilSeptember With truejazzfeelthatit's Crenshaw turn in another piano duets to the threeHandy The trumpet section gets a an,leas "YgAlrolsGuTTA "41U"BAR easy to ignore the minor chancetotroton"River- ACCORDIONIST. - s764542. superb piece of work, equal to tune. - wellvoiced and A ABLE. 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GEES: "Ideal" Iclarock number, sung by thoroughly worthylhum that been issuedIn Britain. You'd be a pleasant, gentle bunch of THE BEE Barry. Then there's the should bring the Web - and have to be dead not to react Californiansusingsuchin- iPolydoe. A rioto( I Iteatleish Decided particularlysingerJohn L. tothis. struments as kazoo, washtub norebers.heasoly very -I of To Join The AirForce,' Watson - some of the bass and banjo. A touch with homesand drip- inotherwords, in 2/4 time and soother recognitiontheirtalent de- ADGE CUTLER & THE theskiffles ernotieoiialio.' every entitled "Swan gerves. The songs varyfrom WURZELS: "CutlerOf The but vedy smooth. Pleasant hut ngThe overal,effectisa P.owery ballad Perhaps the beet theforceful todelightfully West" (Columbia). Another of hardly like to am you leaping idoesombrealthoughthere Song' Morn. over the carpet. trackis"Down ToEarth " gentle"Hatton MITI thoseweirdCutlermixtures ano sone: 11P -a whimsical Stringsandbrassare of bar -room which has a certainFrench ing." saltyhumour, Joimed,numberstolighten addedoccasionallyandthe tunes,Cutler announcements feel P.3 it, and builds RICHARD HAYMAN AND thonose tore But.let's'tot lyric- instrumentaltruck,arefirst endeider -drenchedaudience. arethe Pt.: Gees have pro- wellharmonically and HIS PROMENADE ORCHES- things 1..17 class It is all original Some of the humour is a bit duzed very good ally. And rounding TRA: "William Tell And Melouney andMato materialof a highorder. Perochtalanditalldepends Delights." album not the, best,but still are Vince Tracks Include "City Of on howyoureacttosuch Other DAVID tie. rice Gibbrocking out"Such CARROLL AND HIS ORCHES- well onto 'he topbracket Darkness," "Green Side Up " epics as "Drink UpThy have con A Shame," a soul -inspired TRA: "Percussion Parisi- taven themthey groovyblues and a five -part" WanOr Cider" which is Included here :onto,/allthetracks which track with soma Peace" suite. along with such epics as " The enne." LESTER LANIN: Pe harmonica. Andfull marks In rang,tom ' letThere Charlton Madmen Jug Band," "That's A Party" (Mercury). L with theinventrveMusicaldorec. Threealbumsfrom a new r. 1 ballad handled too. JERRY BUTLER: "Mr "The Chandler's Song," "Oh! Orstoind-us emotionby Barn'. HunofBill Shepherd, Dream Merchant" (Mercury). SirJasper"and "The Pub series recorded inthe States R.ownandMaurice Gthbto really With No Beer." Great for the to capture high quality PICKETT "The Jerry Butler has never usingthemusicofXavier Stottom war." a sortof WILSON established himself inBritain. knees -up type ofparty. MidnightMover"(Atlantic). Cugat. Pete Rugolo,David Although basically agrooving A surprise, really, because he Carroll and many more. This pretty has a powerful, masculine THE DELFONICS: "La Le sou/man.Pickett n a of the songs and isreallymusicforthe hoh VANDOREN singerwhose voice voice. Some Mean, I Lore You" (Bell). A fanatic" A simplified diagram versatile treatments on thissetfall trioloomPhiladelphiawho to of the mixing console" isono THE REEDS WITH MUSIC IN THE GRAIN has sufficientflealteltly can a at rataht over the edge intosentimen- emote withthe best, soundright inn areenough complete with high vocal lead. eluded on the sleeve. so get set he even tality,butthere yourtweeters In trim and balledOn this good thongs to deserve a wide They've had some big hitsIn inlealmn ("Deborah "I preparetoblasttheneigh. sings heartnaTracks include "The theStates and get aPretty fejects a touchofthe hours with superstereo merlin and 1 personal soundBut some of nice varied Way Love You- "Alfie." enryoAndallfor27s 1 Id psychedelics. It's Yesterday." thematerialiv n bithack- evenitheIsat "lost " and " each I logramina, things neyed and they can't the H0,4t MJ ticl'18 OldStreetLonar,1ECt his best onthe bluesey "SWEET SOUL SOUNDS" maximum interestthroughout who wdl be pion., dto send you a. otos:fated like shetill. Crack."Ransom, not had ROBERT EARL' "Walk Gond Is You IStateeide), A great albumfor a whole slhernStill Vandoren poi. liston mforin tor ovum/ herber I Peals the soul lam with 50101` won- Titlesinclude'' Sorry," Hand InHandWith Me" A Trutt love Errand in as derlul marks from people like "Losing You,"" Attie"and (Whig). Ifyou dig big hal Name Three VW*all retarded the Fiftiesstyle,this tomround Margie Hendrix,theNotelets. "The Look Of LuVe ladsin tOrliad rand no on Everitt.EmileGriflith us thrplatterforyou.Earl and the tine Reit) the Males aridI otlyReed Itevenhas THE MITT GRITTY DIRT has the traditional big Home/s- Address several aliSreolnut kings. the .aid of approval - a Mike BAND: "Pure Dirt " (Liberty). tir voice - rotten wasted nn Mont of the name corny material Strictly TM WEIL"jullyInter- Raatven leovenoteave A alOst onappropriate alh not tnevionalY forgrout,that tore, out to middle of the road lockina (W.W.I Nice A trita FOLK SATURDAY MONDAY cont ANGLERS faDOINGTONI AT THE PHOENIX STEFAN GROSSMAN NIGEL DENVER Wally leavesPussy PANAMA LTD. with HELEN KENNEDY and THE FORUM UNHOLY TRINITY. Lon 161,166 110.5 Streit, AT COUSINS, London s 11111 DOLPHIN HOTEL Both . I .ten,BC.4. 01-3535011, audAllies Con,.;.:lo IIPatti fthm a recenttouroftheun Eat. 171 and176 unitedgates.the SINNERMEN & SARA 1.lilt ,l'entLini,adtl5rd s Cat Willumbehind THURSDAY YOUNG TRADITION Thi All1110111 12 ENFIELD FOLKCLUB. ST COUSINS i,112Nall 7 .111 II WHEN BY TONYWILSON FOCUS ONFOLK DORRIS HENDERSON TONY ROSE walksonWallyhytstagWe heo,sr Vt.., tine gur lint ml n still greeted sometimes tc,lh. 01 friend'Ii ne11 Hop, who BALL O'YARN THE SALLY ANGIE shouts of "where's Fuss ant Pole and%loth" tiers " .2.,,UduJ,sin Is a101 GORDON GILTRAP FOLK CENTRE. HAM. Cat Willum and 011y Rook Nom things are*sons inosn MER 5/41TH COME ALL YE with It'sa hang Overfrom the betterire Wallsnesolcs?g- MIKE COOPER ROD HAMILTONAND DODO. thathr itthree ailnims.1 slabs A u, Iran Clays whenWally was resi- 1,1011411 In ingin demand41.1 ,r 151 INGTON GREEN, N.1 chlIdr,r s songs, Will, ,4 - - hoston a children's 1010x1 re veilsand cabsiet HANGINGLAMP.RICHMOND. dent all,aedsalesd tae television show. the1011,000 resident comPt" "DAVE &TONI ARTHUR*** DORRIS HENDERSON heading towards gadiotine show. 1 outart 10.551 mt CONNELL M.C. AT LA FIESTA, Ilia Fulham " You never liveIIdown, mark. heVineysiti. s which he loss efolst linlonond in Londonlast fine the musical Meets/ell, said Wally hit aNow) say '0115. ihe helpedIIIbinitliPI.. LATE NIGHT SHOW week. "People headlines an a memr pngualps plisKrawinte ****.***,,,(,*,** 10 a.m,..3 a.m. Beak 'rr'Pussycat William successful VipersbeMollie THE SPINNERS 1 A date inthe Whytoodm° ORANGE BLOSSOM or' Vipers' depending On groupbackin 196A,harm.: lauslona lorward to 10th BIRTHDAY 21 But so.nn- that he is LATE NIGHT SHOW they're 12or15 or parked in Ms job ss a ofhisthe, SOUND CONCERT then remember, that's The nwrcialartist,as didfellow istherelease Plus Nigel and many main thing skater Bob Cory. 1 other guests 1,11,11eiliHall.Tuesday. room., MAkialhaTON September 24th,7 45 p m Tickets "The worse thingwith the It was in his nativet an, Me. Mum" sus ************ 101. 10, 7,11,from Royal Pussycat Willumbitisthat den Townthat Wally anthas Priallval11011 Box Office people in the business arethe first guitar the400 1 di,"sills/WNI ************ AT THE KING'S STORES, Wide maln13. I sto IR undercreutlsidhetnation"'firIarl'oBt-2 Hy 1001, pub was x "It's soil BLACK NULL il.liIli. ioN,ii 11411 Si, Or. ,Liverpool SIMinton pro husker's pub andbilenight flubs and a goes downweft THE LANHAMiiSTERSU club tqeee INdivided TUESDAY gram and somebodysd someone.left a guitarthere THE NEWCOUNTRYFOLK THE- PEELERS isn't between /mustmode type Etstk DENNIS DORIES 'He'smefor amill children and never name haloSi.the ithTerry Kidd; Mick and Sue AT COVENFOLK, Barn. Wands he?' People is thebusiness N rman gave it11111W' ,indentertainers.I'm IRINN Coughlin 'traditionalmush.bySwillJon Wyee introdu,s you" coffee entertaining category.' DREW LEES Phil,Tony,Allen, Lind special tend to departmentalise Wally V61111 la xKcal guestsfromIreland.The Elm, But the children's television bar and wassoongdaying Wally was M11ed OR 7" landFell, REDD SULLIVAN with other'skiff,.irtISIC12111. reording etertkin bY gsdHPIM A few months laterhe was Jon Mark, Ptataneledrummer CENTRE. HAM - FOLK CONCERT. Tw, perform. TerryCon and RUMplayer FOLK antes on Sal..21117 Sept,.al Bat fronting the 'leers who were MERSMITH ierstie Comert PasIlion CLIFF AUNGIER tosee twooftheirsingles Phil Boles PRESENTS -Don't You Rock 51e. Daddy - " Whenever wedid a ethler DEREK BRIMSTONE followed IS er1401 GREENWICH THEATRE FOLK CLUB 0" and "Cumberland Gap." able .wag, we YJ CLUB, The Gloucester. King Wil- JOHNNY SILVO hit the chart ahappy song.Notforthe liamWalk, S E 10 1.1,,:pcorD,t,mgdsgzr Clipp er. While the shuffle cra lasted. annum an much asus,"sw- THE SPINNERS DEREK BRIMSTONE Road, o the Vipers were top name, immeretwilily People who hare MovedIt 10th BIRTHDAY GORDON GILTRAP PRINCE REGENT, PLYMOUTH. but like niost Pop 01011C 195.9. and sayitsounds like JOHN BAILEY and CELIAlainthe NEWS voguesitdied,in CONCERT CONGDON. 7 p m. Singers wet. Wally headed for Paris where What that meansletCli. Elizabeth[fall.TuesdaYcome. SINNERMEN & SARA he worked on thrstreets hangs together . dt.nirwr 24 7.15p noyTickets es Out of the album Roma from Royal SET. 8 p.m. 'TOP POP stars and alongwithsuchpeople 11R. lit,- PEANUTS KINGS ARMS, Wtha A and R man Terry Brown -.OvalHallBonOffice llgroupswillcontinueto Alex Campbell and 213 BIshopagate, Jones selected a trackoehinh Sea ComeAllYe,Singers appear at ThePlace, Hanley, WHITE BEAR.KingsleyRoad. free THE SPINNERS over the nextfew weeks de- Wally went to the south of beamrecentlsreketsed as N icar Hounslow EarlTube. DAVE PETE STANLEY spite the fact that theestab. Franceforthe summer and Single IALDERNEADCNAS UPTON. 10th BIRTHDAY fishmeal will be undergoing a thenreturned home topick It is theJohn Hartford & BRIAN GOLBEY CONCERT major overhaul. orsome Belongingsand by song. "Gentle OnMy Mind.. DEN OF INIQUITY,HIGH ST,QueenElizabethHll.Tuesday. Boss -man Kevin Donovan is gnats,. wan offered A apes(t -n which Wallv has had moots FRIDAY SOUTHGATE, 8 PM. September 24th,7450pnr.n.Ticokyer, celebrating the signing of the children's television for many times on Country club's 20,000th member so far He accepted and stayed on Meets AT COUSINS, 19Greek Street. THE L.C.S. presents THEPe'shv'anallIO411(30ffiee." this year by embarking on a to do about 2,000 shows. The reaction to has been wi-11. The vers private sar SINGERS CLUB, CAST -CARTOON ARCHETYPICAL THEATRE TROUBADOUR, 130. DENNIS &programme 01 renovation and Hebegantoworkclubs wry Resod, and Wally is WS GROUP, EWAN MacCOLL, PEGGYVANESSA. extension whichwillcost a Ind was for a while a member intequitea fewplass with R. TIM WALKER SEEGER. UNION TAVERN, 52 minimum of£20,000. of the Thsmeside Four whose Which meansthat Wally So evening ofbeautiful ciassicalLloyd Baker Street, London. "We shall be extending the members at saris,. times In. maywell,ifthistontimins. guitar mune.Admission5/., W ('1 7.45 p.m. WEDNESDAY bar,and building a double- chided ReddSullivan,Long find himself hack in the AT EAST HAM, COUNTRY decker discotheque." says JohnBaldry.MartinCarthy charts BLUES WITH IAN ANDERSON, THE SPINNERS AT COUSINS Kevin, who openedth cl b THE CENTRAL. BARKING ROAD JOHN MARTYN almost six years ago. Well 10th BIRTHDAY havelive' entertainment and First motor English Tour direct from the Edinburgh Festival ************ CONCERT CLIVE PALMER discs downstairs, and adis- AT LA FIESTA, London's QueenElizabethHall.Tuesday. Admission cotheque scene upstairs." ith nightFolk and BluesClub.September 24th, 7.45 p.m. Tickets This month's attractions at la, Fulham Rd. Chelsea 15,-,12/6.10/'.7/6,from Royal the club include The Idle Race SPECIAL LATE SHOW Festival Hall Hon Office. ************AT LA FIESTA, 16.0 Fulham Rd. (Sept14). Mike Cotton OM THE CORRIES Chelsea Nashville Teens(18),Acker TROUBADOUR, 265 Old Brornp- Bilk (19). Duster Bennett (221, HI'T'VO1Prto ton Road, 10 30. IAZZ NIGHT Bruce Channel (241. Unit Four IN CONCERT WITH THE STRAWBS To p.m. -2 a.m. plus Two (25), O'Hara's Play- H,DEREKBRIMSTONE boys (28). and Jimmy James (land.gOrl'1 . YMCA, WESTOVER ROAD, DIZ DISLEY 1. isn one Britain's funniest and the Vagabonds (20) ROY HARPER iik entertainers, pus Mans show wllhanDiz d hisJazz nests SINNERMEN and LJ Friends ********** & SARA ************r'OR your datebook BOURNEMOUTH - Iwo 11111.1AT THE COUNTRY CLUB,behind PLUS JAZZ. 8 P.M. AT RAMBLIN' BOY F.C,. Royal A outstanding bandsfor EDDIE & FINBARFUREY SicklesParkPostOffice Oak,97 Tooley Street.S.E at the Opposite Lock Club, Z 7 45 p.m. A change of pro. BirminghamaretheJohnny Friday FAIRFIELD HALL CROYDON DIZ DISLEY pram.,BarryMyerspresents Patrick Big Band on Septem- SUNDAY ber 19 followed by Maynard September 13 at 7.45 p.m THE TINKERS THE QUAGGYSIDERS Feguson and the Big Brass on Saturday CITY HALL NEWCASTLE. IA_ Bar andcar_parkL Rogerne.. SlallezepaY.TeGS..... to ****I..***-*** & Alison. Jo Vincent. Ottober-2.- September 14 -at 7,30p.m AT LA Fi STA, ondon's omy etc. ISEDFOLK DREW LEES. Afternoon Folk and Blues Club.BillVincent, Andy Forbes, Wednesday CITY HALL SHEFFIELD HOUSE September 18 DOGHOUSE FOLK, GREYHOUND IAN ANDERSON -BLUES AT THE BRIDGE at 7.30pm. FULHAM PALACE ROAD Each week JO.ANN KELLY ,MONDAY' saw the start ofa Thursday COME ALL YE 3 p.m. -7 Pm Introduces such artists DS three.in-one marathon PHILHARMONICHALL LIVERPOOL plus guests, T R. McPhee,Simon & Steve. sessionat theBlueSands September 19 et 7,30 pm. with residentsR p m. Dave Kelly, AndyFernbsch. RobDiscotheque ************Hall IanAndersonand many at CadIshead. Friday COLSTON near Manchester, where Mae- HALL BRISTOL FIGHTING COCKS. London Road. others.Ifyou want to Sample September 20 at 7.30 Kingston. One of the rare oppm BROMLEY Star & 9arter. our manythousand delights andJockey Johnny Gray Ls this p.m. oriities to hear JACK SMITH. hoar great COUNTRYBLUES andweek making an attempton Sunday avicHALL CORSE RALPH McTELL GOSPEL tousle come to theBridgethefige-daycontinuous D -J September 22 HATWAIN, eadnam Des. HousePub.Opp. theBoroughrecord. at 5.40 and 8.15p re (0) Resident,' Colin Road. Polytechnic.Borough Rio FOLK CONCERT. Two perform-phant and Castle. Running concurrently with SINNERMEN & SARA thisattempt on theworld ances on sun , 20th Sept.. at Bat- Tickets from5/. b 15/- from InisIs One of B110111'5terseaConcertP1011100. HOLY GROUND, 4AINVERNESSrecord. will be an attack on Box 0*CesandLewd ogees:lei 0folkdrain, PLACE, BAYSWATER, MIKEthe 100 -hours record fur GiCes THE HAMPSTEAD ENTERPRISE.ABSALOM INTRODUCES. dancing, andanattemptto PEDRO RE -OPENS ORANGE BLOSSOM SOUND establish a record (so far not with DON RONNY CAIRNOUFF. oppo,11. Le,1011CEPRRYCWSTIRSTIS attempted)inModern Danc- BONITO MARIAN McKENZIE, TERRY 'GOULD. MARTIN EDISON, OLD BUCKSing Clubhouse,Angling LaneNorth. The sessionisexpected to ROYAL FESTIVALHALL MARTIN WINSOR NAGS HEAD, 205Yoi Road.Woodford Green dcontinue non-stop until Satur- given Tiiitenliani Cl Rd Its Iter sea, JOHN TIMPANY ay next Som.e. SRch a a e SUREITON. Assembly Rooms S p.m. DEREKSAFI-MART, JOHN FESTIVAL TERRY MUNDAY FRASER, ALEX CAMPBELL. Of CONTEMPORARYSONG carboy of WaltharnHow COME ALL YE 45. members Allsingers we!. BRUCE CHANNEL Is to THE SCOTS NOOSE seined_ THE SPINNERS make his British debut " Gnat in Theatre Club cabaret when ST. ALBANS, AL STEWART AWAKES!! 10th BIRTHDAY on Sunday next (15) he opens FAIRPORT CONVENTION i. NI1F8 TPF MANAGEMENT, sCPER11910N AND ENCOUR 1!re3 p.m. IHR7=1110,1,t1gh'I; and CONCERT for a week at the Excel and JACKSON C. FRANK tEsugscr rip DENNIS AN.DarT BS/Darrow],TimHart Cabaret Club, Middlesbrough. 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T itesdio the Fiesta 24111.7 4.5p Ill for the week of October 6. COPY SHOULD MARION SEGAL geptem r ARRIVENOT LATERTHAN 15-,12 0 lai . 71,,f R 1,1 Pop artistssigned th; FRIDAY BEFORETHE WEER rtOtilVal Ran 0,5 on), THE APPALACHIAN DULCIMER dubinclude Brune1 harm& OF PUBLICATION CLANS FOLK CLUB iStatenther POSTAL ORDERS atrifittON 1.. NOW TROUBADOUR, 9.30, ALLAN IS - AND CHR000k TAYLOR. MILES WOOTTON withthe E Neel t lid, Id., should bemade GN dleahrough). }lank. Saushan payable to MELODY MAKER saruspar. seer eseem itittolser 111 The limbo CLASSIFIEDADS DEPT tlkluiser20 DOMINIC BEHAN MONDAY MELODYMAKER 101.106 Neste A CEILIDHr,..11L ItCATFORD (Des StnYete, Leodoo,LC -4 MAEVEMULVANEY RISINGSUN. SHIRLEY BLAND, nil FOLD VISP mAt. GRAHAM COLE.BOB HENSON. Oroirr new C.RATFOLK, QUAGGYSIDEPS MELODY MAKER, September 14,19tH-Page

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IT SEEMSa pity that such falling prostrate in blind new, labelling it as " soul " or an attractivegirlasJulie worship before JulieDriscoll echo chamber" music VD, andMrs Driscoll could beso misled week after week. Okay, Dris Perhaps they are afraid that in her ideasabout sex be- coltis a good-lookingbird, the blues will fallprey to big fore marriage(MM, August butshe'snothingunusual. business and he swallowedup 31). Shemay be thinking Plenty of pop birds look just by a surge of insincerecopy- of marrying the as good as Driscoll - MISS ists I know Iam. Whitehouse man when MAUREEN STEELE, Oldham. But their attitude is carried she decidestosleep with to extremes. Ws BB. King MARY WHITEHOUSE'S him, but he may not THE MOVE, Cliff Bennett and who is atti- of all the bloody sock -it -to-me really whereit's at tude (MM, August31) towards honestly be thinkingof Justlistentohisaudience. cheek, Geno Washington ina the" unhealthy minority"in marrying her.Has sheno they'rehaving a ball. pop music fear of contracting bluesfestival(MM,August is a logical VD or 31) Oh, . What's up DAVID HALIBUT LANG, extension of her attitude conceivingan unwanted, il- Swansea, Wafts. towards mass with you? Uncle John Mayall, media in legitimate baby(pillor no laydown your G string; general. pill, whichever kindof con- refuse to play. Howran any LEO LYONS ofTenYears Basicallythis isthatthe After is not the proud mass of the people traceptive used, thingsDO self-respecting bluesman allow are stupid happen). it? getRosko possessor of the only fretless and gullible and Why not to bass guitar (MM Raver, as such are Let sex be the most compere it and complete the easily swayed from August 31). I have the paths wonderful experience she farce. COLIN WIGHTMAN, been of righteousness - playing my a by those with mentioned, discoveredgradu- Waterloo, Liverpool 22. guitar " dangerous views. ally betweentwo young lovers doctored Prams bane '- This, of course, PETER GREEN is rightto regularly for overa year and is the in wedlock.-HELEN S. essence of fascism. Whatright COLLINS, Swindon,Wilts. condemnthebluespurists. a half and I find the has Mary Whitehousetotell The blues sceneis dominated improvementintone consid- me what is good forme and I HAVE becomerather sick of by narrow-minded bigots who erable. -A. C. BELSHAW, what isn't? reading of MM reporters refuse to accept anything Ealing, London, WS.

If VD vanishedtomorrow, I doubtifMaryWhitehouse would changeherviews on Sand you. TUITION 114perword sex. As Alex Comfortsays in CLASSIFIED ADS The AnxietyMakers, VD has A BALLAD singing career. Con- MICKY GREEVE. Specialist always been cordSchoolofSingingtrainsdrum tuition.- 7693702. used, along with youfor a successfutcareerin PIANIST.-REG 2040. illegitimatepregnancy,as MELODY MAKER records. TVor clubs. - Tel. RIO POP SINGING ALL STYLES,per - Justificationformoralpru- 1228 for voice test. Wail or postal tuitionBeginners 14.1-166 FLEET 5T, E C 4 ACKNOWLEDGED rience. 01-353 5011 BRITAIN'Senciatiraged.MAURICE BURNAM The " increase in drug bestteacher. /SCHOOL. 137 Blekenhall Mansions. taking" is also Extn171, 176 and 234 CLARINET private lessons.Begin.Baker Street. London. WI. Phone a red herring. / d ADVICE,Itest,01.486 2666 Most illegal drug taking select INSTRUMENTS.Alsopas. WHITTLE furperurnal concerns hashish, widely be- tatcoursessaxophone. LESLIEhonorTp"raItuition.-BUS 3353. lieved to be harmless by BUSINESS FOR SALE EVANS, 275 Colney Hatch Lane. members, of the medical NIIENTerprise mn. profession The mercifully AT LAST. a teachingstudio DRUMMERS FOR SALE forall ecldingorgan,,or small degree of drugaddiction piano,electronic percus. Stanley Spector writes- Is caused largely by the SMALL MUSIC COMPANY Mon. wind and brass.- u inabilityofthepeoplecon- War details contact Western Solioperativeisithtonlossof mw I. need al p a drum llochm cerned to findany alternative Moto Co. Ltd, RIV 5824or CRO swims so. sm. The onlyalval,POWIw way to approxirnatety 11,500 BARGAIN vignkAgene. Nelltlyeilln, a. escape from the AUBREY FRANK SAXOPHONE societywhichMaryWhite- MO canto,. Havetitleto CLARINET TUITION, mind I *AI nce.n.0 houseis Beginner, bogin. wore. Avl tryingdesperately recordinggroup'sname - to advanced. 192 The Wh.t - 'Awn N and eve we ire% so hard to 1 preserve. letter. only please to.- House N.W.I. EUS 1200, ell How on earth Arthur cLABINET/S10(0.110NE11.1111,,n rps re an e..who re Wowed acr .1 alrum ert14.1..,011.ui Brown'shairy chest, half- PUSSYFOOT MUSIC (LONDON) LTD. beginner., advanced, lazzTrope, vlsallim. recaqi enel naked on a - Tet Winston. In- Opperbotily girls publicity gram, 01.409 2543. stuntandtheNiceburning II Beresford Drive Instruments ans.. =sottwat, err Woodford Green, Essex suPPlied, . ..11 P. outs to esepuxink the American flagare going to COMPLETELY OVERCOME ALL 11,914 ha may estbon Smoot,. lead tome catching VD, DRUMMING PROBLEMS AT - Prom pi. injecting heroinor trying to ROGER KERR'S DRUM STUDIO. brook doon -POL 8324, 141anIK bin. destroy society. I would JULIE DRISCOLL: 'so misled in her ideaaboutsex before marriage' DRUM AND GUITAR LESSONS, ner=7 dearly love to know-D. M. MUSIC WANTEO 992-7524, MAURICE PLACQUET'S ^ dee breok mew dbm Jones, Southampton, Hants. 1/-per word ERIC GILDER SCHOOL OF LP Winner. MUSIC forallvocal and instru- ALTO LIBRARY. Evergreensmental tuitionwest -End Studios. I HAVE cometothe con- modern- 2 Sterling Parade. propranu. ol study allered ,. Reg. Office: 48 The Glade, Croy- clusion that the MM isshort 1,tington don. CRO 7QD, Surrey.Tel.01. 11. ofarticleswhen they are 6544779. mut. 5M/oil 5414001.- The Chris Welch JAZZ APPRECIATION 01 reducedtointerviewing Mrs revolution COURSE. YOUR REVIEWER on the lion " a fuaay mess is MUSICAL SERVICES Armstrongto Misr. Under the Mary Whitehouse weary man -about -town, The direction of OWEN MAYOR.Every In future, Mrs Whitehouse, Beatles' new single once again somethingse akintocalling a Raver.-ANNA RENTON, 1/4per word monthly 7.30 pm Beginning Sep. ifyou don't wanttowatch demonstrates his inspiring Turnerseascapea "blur."It Galashlels, Selkirk. Advertisements under this tomher 23. - GreenwichAdult Top Of The Pops, take John command of the language of is, but that is hardly the point. headingareNOT accepted Education Institute, Kidbrooke criticism. "Nice thumpy Look deeper and listen harder, with NOR NO'S, School. Corelli Road.SE3. Peel's advice; go into the park JAZZ R. drums fromRingo " isone please. G. CHARNOCK, I ISATION, and talkto thebirds- - instruments, Tel. 01-459 2513. GWYNNE, Solihull,Warks. thingbuttocall" Revolu- Wembley, Middx. GREAT AMATEUR SONGWRITERS.Send - LP winner songsandlyricsto --57A WHO DOES Chris Welch Belmont Rd, Uxbridge.Middle- HOW CAN Chris Welch think heisto say" Revolu- sex RECORDING STUDIOS ATTENTIONALL imply dismiss" Revolution " tion" by the Beatlesis rub- EARN MONEY SONGWRITING. 1/4per word a a "fuzzy mess, and best bish and bestleft alone? The Amazing fees tells DISC -JOCKEYS forgotten "? Dbroyocren Chambers, He obviously record isas good if not better116I19 (Word Street, Landon, W.1 TONY PIKEMUSIC LTD. hasn't madeany attempt to than "Hey Jude." Chris MUSIC TO LYRICS. Valor/tape ore pleased to armu. moperunp al Orr 14101MISIONAl listento the lyrics. Although Welch is alwaysanti -John -36 Sudbury Avenue,Vasmbley. P,ex ocard, Studies eller complme SCIi001. Of al/ODZICDATIND. some criticism could be level- Lennon;attackinghimfor 01.902 3488 puip, uuno she y SmIly led at the recording in- IONAL I spa. snapbasas, .1.probably rb. mar desa, -- Sr Soond W things suchas Yoko Ono and comp...kin a PPon n5 OW strumentally, the "fuzzy" himself(which isentirely his INS,toplines, etc.-Ellis Rich, seen. and lenbrieobbw- guitar is no 550 0171 (evenings). worse than much own affair) andattacking his QUALITY DEMOS, freearrange Fbeh to 44.0 of the progressive music art festivalat Mayfar which moots Supplymanuscript/tope. moo..., deco. currently going about. I SoL.Syasall (Pr*, - thoughtwas just great. Quick service, 4 gotTry us last. on/ AMAZING MAURICE JONES, Coventry. JOHN WRIGHT,Wilmslsw,-- PoeMusic,Weetvletv.Beam. Idegeo Warks. Cheshire. mall Lime. the Bridge, Staffs. Ps," '44.4.8884" from Me. NO PLAY -NO PAY SON UN -LIMITED. OFFER NOW OPEN New agency with good contacts, orfflno ChrisWelch replies: When Itemennbe, ban bonher.4np olu.dus. GUITAR guaranteedpublishingcontracts, Ivy sin. attacked John'sart festivalI sendtapesand DSO PIANO MESS was under lyrics.-II 084 a:n rndependnl theinfluenceof Flment e Ave Pme label YPPEE. waxpl, -LATEST INSECTS. strange drugs rM to whichIam $407:f IAf=1:tVa HARMONICA THE t i BEATLES obviously unfortunatelyaddicted, ;rat "s or a made "Hey Jude" to please and all wablnour opannalmn other Instrument. don't remembera thing that y b

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KEN COLYER SOUNDS 'YOU'VE EVER HEARD EVERY WEDNESDAY CITIZENS ofthe Crazy World of Arthur Brown units Fan DON'T MISS HIS KNOCKOUT CHELSEA.SANDY HALF MOON FULLY LICENSED BAR PERFORMANCE-COME Club- Pandora a. Aphrodite. TuesdayI Top RIBI'D DJ. EARLY LowerRichmond Ruud,Putney58 Old Compton Si, London. WI. " '* MIKE RAVEN REDEEM RATES FOR Mona MEMOIR THE ORIGINAL EASTSIOE STOMPERS, Slough PI as I st p ddd d ************ envelope. SAT., SEPT. 14th 17.30-6.00a.m.1 PIO C.1,S Gmet Cho., sneervs,' U.G.H. RAGTIME BAND TERRYLIGHTFOOTC.MCKUTERL" DAVE CLARK FIVE. SA.E.to iGH MD, GREAT ALL-NITER SET BROCKLEY JACK Maureen. c/O Harold Davison auk Telephen Rex 1141Ptenin 0003 GOTHIC JAZZBAND.Earl ofLtd.,235/241 Regent Street.Lon- Sandench, W C 2 don. W.1 SAVOY ( CATFORD *BOSTON CRABBES FOUNDATIONS OFFICIAL FAN TOLWORTH, SURREY. Toby Jug. AND THE BLUE BEAT . SOUL SUNDAY CLUB,- 9 a eto 110 Westbourne SATURDAY,SEPTEMBER 14th SOUNDS OF THE EXCITING TEN YEARS AFTER Grove. 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NASH end hen' It..Huring ROY . world. fin es1,orr RmIdent Itherkm Soo.. THE NA XINE 01 THENEEHANos DICK MORRISSEY THE INCREDIBLE DAISYDUN COOKS FERRY INN Appearing until September14th SKI IF SAGE TRIO Angel Read, Edmonton, NC'cular NEW BROKENWHEEL,RETFORD, NOTTS. B ELL BLUES CLUB. PRESENTS belt, Sap*. with the SKIP BIFFERTY II SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER14H, SMOKEY RICE TOMMY WHITTLE Open 7 3012 Sotand Sun TONY LEE TRIO DERBY ARMS, JOE se.se, 12 2 30 B LUES BAND. GOTHIC JAZZBAND.Earl 01 1, AYLESBURY COMMENCING Opm S101/%1013 W.C.2 DICK MORRISSEY THE SWEETWATER FULLY LICENSED EAR THREE TUNS. 11,1[e/them HATFIELD, Red Lion. Alan HENDERSON THE TONY LEE TRIO MICHAEL GARRICK SEXTET. , RONNIE ROSS Y. N. 1.1,11,r1,11, Rend. II Carr BLUES BAND 111101,1 " HIGH R ,rt -CAMBER- RONNIE '="-1 LE, RENDELLCARR QUIN. " WHITTINGTON,- PINNER:TET COUNTRY CLUB ALEX WELSH. 110e Nev1951049 out N 3.1 SCOTT MAYNARD PLOUGH. STOCKWELL, S W 9 ono RAILWAY HONKLOOKS 1 IOU KLEEK WEST END LANE, WESTHAmPSIIAD NW son Sept 15M, 5.11.15P.m. FRIDAY TOMMY WHITTLE FERGUSON THURSDAY, SEPT. 12th 'THEBAND' Haltom A.m. TUESDAY, SEPT. 17th EALING Town 11,11 Mammoth READING ---;.61111;,.. CY AYNSLEY DUNBAR Rem, oturing USFlattop, TheLAURIE Sea*. to AMBOY FLEETWOODMAC 4'41RoadI, Show' wad.. Sept. 1 nth, 11.11.11.30 SOLID NEW OrleanspiTTwith JO GRAHAM COLLIER SEXTET GOTHIC JAZZBAND, the Stead SliOnlor, Big Four,at 534/. Sap* the 1.11111t..1,110, liornery Rued MARSYHALL ART ELLEFSON DUKES DUSTER BENNETT THE PRETTY - - w th Hewolet. Sweeny,. IT Thur.Sept.19th, Tom, Sege, 34t6: JAZZ ORGAN al I, QUEENOF THE ORIGINAL EASTSIDI THE BRIAN LEMONTRIO the TOMMY WHITTLE THE NKE HEARTS, hianno with STOMPERS, Green Men. Ilich Secle.ed admisson berme etwiev, le WARREN DAVIS nee THINGS Rood,Lryitintione 9 30 pm. MonI h." JEFF REED TRIO HAROLD McNAIR Plus D.J. PAT B. Pap 22 -MELODY MAKER, September 14,1968 DILL BANDS MUSICIANS WANTED LEN STILES 1/- per word Classified (continued) ABLPUring Lewington A RAND ace available - 573 Advertisement Department voX eitre OS. mea wee 4342 "MELODY MAKER",161-1E6 nee Street. London, E.C.4 vox 100. ,real., meow, 0, ateetrela A RIG SELECTION of topgloss WANTED 13-j vwd cloves Irta ma. Recording Croupstrieluding Mos Enquiries_ FaelStreet 5011, 00 171, 176 /1 234 vCra 100w amp oneaol 100. lard. Good Earth, The Kull, Onto Attractive ean* rob,. 1$ Nn.Tv. lin, KosisFree Spirit, Home & pp.,bos, .lm IM000 Continental' boOkings At rcpt.] PRESS DATES. Every effortwill be mode to include classified advertisements received offer 100. sap wits 001 10. atro sogormoNts Agent y, stooge me vs no. Write BarkerJefferson 10 cabinet (2 15 '1 14$ giat 13 gelingion Rd E.4. Tel 07- om. on the Friday previous to week of publication. GIRLMUSICIANS Kt. SuPalt C120 vox A C 30. amp watt mm USA 26401 10014 -sare 490 Lae tan. urea, rd... 113 sow ABLE MEAT groupavail/ibis, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS6ROUGHT INTO THE OFFICE WILL RE ACCEPTED UP TO AND for Britain's MI/0CE 100. ems 83 am O5111100 dense, weddings -01 063 2981 NO LATER THAN 5.00 TRUTOSCE Turista wBOO SATOPROMPS ABOUT 100 topgroups and p.m. ON THE MONDAY PREVIOUS TO DAY OF PUBLICATION first ever Da* vie mace,90 stPLAMC. [Nil dance bonds immediatelyavail. snout.. 50. am, o. 545052 MS W s.rs C120 able Travel anywhere. Reason- ALL CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING MUST BE PRE -PAID ratosins 113, COHN riSO able priers. - Clayman Agency, coracoN4...... N r svm Me 7.8HighStreet, RC .3 TelHIS IM eublenen Main the TOPLESS BAND =WARR (.75 nple- Or rotas.ae withdrew advertisements of door di,ntborAffhough every 611305 55105 Nese to*, 5531(10 g pm/ can is Talon to ovoid midair.,they are not rasnoneble for theca, or pe,. neon. Rats AFRO.CUrunBANO.-242 505 Highest salariespaid egos",. Geowcow 199 Pa A GREAT, versatile modern p MASON 53175, Sunk,en, ow. row CHI trastranAIMI ....pew V% b d dt on y po DIMON 0433. r-Nrryrad,«'f, 5133 0DOLF ramert Guaranteed contract Cal DASON ES330, horse. 652 moottiat )0o0 nai C20 HALL'!"1\71107f-Full GIBSON TM, Seew erowes. gem tI15 Apply infirst instance I. pried tam.. CI RA HUT TWIN OMAN detailsfromInterpret,HARI'. perword GUILD STAIIPAI ON 3737 (day)orLeatherhead4974 MUSICIANSWANTED by letter to:- OW501046 A Snw.a.sDa INOMMLO gal evenings AUXIN reecrow -Now, 2900 1155 A GENIUS (BUDDING) BLUES GUITARIST / RHYTHM / Ran-PIANISTS FOR SOUTHLONDON sow ANY SIZE BAND OR GROUPGUITARIST SOUGHT FOR JON K orn* votrosor, NO SUPPLIED. dards Box 7783 weekend lounge work, Toprates. ALL TYPES OFHISEMAN'SCOLOSSEUM. FAME - Clayman's,BIS 5531(day). PAULRAYMOND We willbey tercase yew I. a daresele sad e.t.a.. FUNCTIONS. DISTANCE NOGUARANTEED PLUS LUNCHEON GUITARIST/VOCALIST for well - Mecum./ See! M,m OBJECT. MUSICAL SERVICES 599VOUCHERS.- TEL. 01-734 5451.establishedsemiprogroup, - PIANISTS, ORGANISTS, corn - House Enquiries phone 01.699 0252 pore / singers, phone orwrite to Renown Comp let rang.of 311Pvcrronic ONaw, 00650001 AUSTINS PRODUCTION A' BLUES feeling guitaristwith GUITARIST / VOCALIST wanted have your name includedin our tic. riarnmItand MONNW, w. mewls. 0254 to 58 WardourStreet AGENCY. Groups, dance. Bawl- artopenmind,goodgear Read/Busk. Able to sing pops and directory. Work mainly suited ADM revrs.* CIA and DO* w.les Per aro* Ian steel bands-01.346 3994 transport is needed for an standards. Please contact Mel lounge pianists - phone 7395214, LIVINGSTONE SURGE Grat., sIbit ememe. CIS London, W.1 1 Carlton B ANDS 1/15 piece forall fun,original material group 5044Phon Douglas, Locarno writeEntertainment. 11000. vompicht wok naNDC.A(1.... swam.. CI I - Ballroom, m0 VOA LE, C150 tions Write. Barker -Jeffers.Woking 63452 or Worplesdon Mecca Road, Manor Park,5.12. CLARINETS 4 Ltd.,ArundelSt,Ports- beds and Groupslo7 Agency, 15 EglinglonRd Ion. ) mouth, or phone Havant 6939, PIANISTS.START WORK THIS Fecal Nasser .55. le. Ealie. 0203 don E.4 Tel07 26484 WANTED URGENTLY. all «coder.: AGGRESSIVE BLUES singer IMPORTANT WEEKEND,WEEKEND Wide cholecl Join pop/sou i ...NC. ea. LIO ROB ORCHESTRA, club opening COMING agegg. sew% SKIES a. fedi n LID d drummer required.- RENshortlyinthenorth REQUIRESof lounge work. 1-5 weekly. ontact Candy& Gina Easy Terms and Pe. Exchange with Julie Stevens. 01-303-9439. as27. areas. New,increasedrates.duo - Poplar Hig LARVA te, new C40 S ORRY KING & THE SABRES. Arst.class musicians forthefol.All 8 Constant H.., 033/S Lewisham High SI. NOINt 41.+., owasiere ALL BLOWERS,Saturdays. 2 lowing instruments, Piano, could Clayman a.Bishopsgate 5531 treet. London.E.14. -TOW 1110 pm, readers, North - Image DU 2953 CP Peckhamdouble organ, bass, could double(day). YOUNGNGINTELLIGENT $.E.13 CHILLED WATER available forCIVIC Centre. byAstoria. Oldbass Ow Touren', bookings.IS Tamla.MoMwn, guitar,alto/tenorsaxand PIANISTwith own Vox, for e proorganIst/vocalist otos 301... ea. remerete Kent Road.- 4086770 guitar. Must busk, standards and byIon r.to Pal Prr up 0500 pop. - 111.70070711 ALL INSTRUMENTS Cruisestobe followed lOral g g 0200 0111trY Hs 017 /Girlvo. eadcabaretpart, Longen. reati/busk 00,335 9559 COLOURED TRIO, versatile,°attn. residency.IN - Box 7755. sees.Jersey Must - VOCALISTS WANTED 01051200.0.40. oao 0150 vocala -01-254 6497 ANYONE anodo Pap for 401'and accompany cabaret. Ex. swam 50 ..ters Lila EDDIE HINDS quartet/quintet ' in play.ableaagement menAlsomale or femalecellent conditions and salaryto 1/- per word cou.s.orr mONOPOUS, Int) jam for Jan, salte? Asyet.singerto,cm standards and top Co sextet, versatile. own PA system.no money, no audience, Frank manPlease supply fullest SITUATIONSVACANT tROMOONIs -01.6735056 Youngs - forty material convincingly.dightetailsinconfidence, - Box 7751, ATTRACTIVE GIRL vomliat IN aiNO5votanoNvilA5S 2... £15 FIRST CLASS TRIO, PIANO, Fullest details,pleaseBox 7775. PRO DRUMMER tolitImage. 1/- perword Londonresidency.Ileum Gorse XING 30. withortarnimini now 9d0o2u0111rgvocals, p ores. modern dram SASS, DRUMS, SEEK RESIDENCY.sive recording group,work. LEAD AND BASSguitarists. typeprorecordinggroup DALLAS ARBITER LTD. We pop feel and sense CONN . new C210 walt. - essential Phone Mike Rally. 642 %31. Mg. 01 B362899, good prospects. - 894 5704. 01.235 9559_ require a young andenergetic - COURT/NS. SOLIS-Tr VALVE,now CI3 - 01-97 6050 FOR BANDS, groups, actors, l and promotionspe- BASS GUITAR. Competent, N.W. FEMALE SINGER required ler models.etc - Phone BruntonsLondon. Semi-proBlues.-Bob. cialistto launch anentirely neW Enterprise 01.528 4230. 458 1656. 100004 BOROUGH OF BARNET range ofofdrums and accessoriesrecording and managment cote- andthepany with unlimited.combo. FREDDY GORDON Ltuokets BASS GUITARIST and DRUM- URGENT A of drums Please - ARTISTS WANTED shawbands World repute 4273 HENDON COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY anasset,butnot writegonna details le - MER (vocals)required forhar- join UK Industry 1 /- per word 64773. monygroupforming 5000005, Bass Player/Vocals to essentialThe man we seekmustSouthernProductions,Suite514, FREDDY WINN'S ORCHESTRAubility dgood equipmentIs. known recording gr oup haveenthusiasm,driveand a Chesham House.ISO RegentIft, ALL TYPES nlbandsgroups.for dancing. modern. Latin. popssenuai -458 0661. HENDON MUSIC CENTRE for the drumbusiness.London,WI. to immediately. Resident East feel ,irtsurgentlywanted -01.722 4470 tevenings) BASS GUITARIST for newly He must be a Car ownerprepared FEMALE VOCALIST 1 aged HOWARD BAKER Band, Ca formed serni.pro N. London Student Rance Orchestra ITO., Inanity London area preferred. Con- to travel andwork hard in returnaround MILrequiredtosupple AGL TYPES al mustcronsbarer, anywhere.- 69Glenwoo group. - John, REG 2542. Raymonde).Allinstruments,trumpets for a rewarding and highlyment a bandplayingpopular x noti.d AccardiontsM, corn.Gardens. Ilford. 01-550 4043. B ASS GUITARIST/VOCALIST tact Mr. Tilbury,405 0943. remunerativeposition. Applymusic. Must be single and willing monists. re- and Iron... especially welcome. - Mri ono.nianbands, JAZZQUARTET/quintetavail quired by group with nice ideas, Inwriangto . Mr I Arbiter,to travel. - Details with photo to or,antats. Modem inleresling arrangements. solos clucs andtrios.able, pubs, social, parties, wedImage, good gear-373.5212. Dallas Arbiter Ltd.10-10CliftonBox 7757. and 11 I otherentertainingper.dings- Box 7758 Readers onlyAlio Student lave Group N EED experienced lead mallet ta, BASS GUITARIST r vocals,for REIM STAFF BAND. All stringsStreet, 002. rs - Write 1 Carlton Road, LOU PREAGER'S PRESENTA top SE London hormonegroan. andArrangingClan(Tutor.Edward required gor REME ORCHESTRA. DRESSMAKER REQUIREDeveto min group under Iting term Coo. Park E 12or phone 739TIONS. Bands andCabaret. -6 LEE 4498. rungs - 328 0303, contractinNorth. pinsregular 11.4,nt - Harvey) particularly lead violin and eel- Glenwood Gdns., Ilford 01-55 B ASS GUITARISTwanted by Prospectus and details from The Regi- ItstAllotherInstrumentsand SALESMAN required byleadingradio schedules Must have vocal COLOURED RELIABLEartists4041. instrumentharmony and guitar back -op es. s u I.b toes based group, strar, Hendon College of Tmhno- beginnersbetween 15.17 yearsWest End rnuateal vJ.d 5.011, urgent - Box MIGHTY GROWLER IIand hi. .calv/harmony esent Will- considered. -Delstai from Direc.showroom. Gond salary, Excellentpericncoorcapability Age be band. trio/quartet/steel band csden Green. -952.398001. logy, The Burroughs,liendon, tor of Music, ROME Bond, Atm,prospects. -Reply to Box7773. 20 and 30. Auditions to hr CONTEMPORARY FOLKsingers.calypso, pop, Latin, versatile, on B ASS/VOCALIST wanted for N.W.a. Telephone: 01-202 00E3. field,Reading. Berks. Telephone held In bothLondonandMr 01....1r1.1..country and urban ceasion.-01-7350706. pro band. Good wages. Passport. Arborfield Cross 921,ext.279. North. - Box 7745 1' musicians, poets QUARTET. - 7789038. owed lot One club and possible -01.622 0872. S. BASS / VOCALS. TENOR / SITUATIONS WANTED N ORTON YORK AGENCY RE- SMOKEY BLUES requires work B ASS/VOCALS or guitar/vocals, MALE or female bass gulturis VOCALS. DRUMS / VOCALS RE- QUIRES VOCALISTS.- 88 Tura. tuoteding-001(7744. ues to pap. - Tel TOT 2193. must be versatile Pleasant hamGreenTerrace.WI. GM DJ for regular tartimmediately.Mustdoubt QUIRED, GOOD READERS AND 1/- per word TRIO AVAILABLE,Sept 2810 loungeres idency,Hertfordshire. nd do vocals. fo BUSKERS, MODERN, VERY GOOD 4105. , work,experience notSmart. well.rehearsed Five sessions Read/busk YOUNGMAN 1551, vastrum. macs weekly. totalling how group, 'playing mitre MONEY. BOX 7769. sales. ex- PRO MALEvocalistrequired essential-Send details toBrixstonal outfit of broadcasting stanonly 114 hours per week. Good - merclal promotional 7707 ablic. Top workandmoney perience,sings a little,plays rREQUIRED dard. Organ piano,bass / has,money, Phone Stevenage 9085. U.K. and abroad - Box 7765. SOUL ORGANIST, baritone sax/ tna rffdrdAttorr:pug_.-re'd77t LYRICIST/DISC JOCKEY,guitar and drums. Vocal and BLUES BASS requiredforex. trumpetrequiredforMUCKLEfolk/country/blues/pap rhythm aude seeks mime st ',Ong NEW semi -progroup guitar. seeks progressive and RECORDING MANAGER partner. -Instrumental, extensive rePer cellent Muddy Waters style Blues- fors.. BUCK BARD. Semlpro. -01-394 In toning ambitious vivaiisis. Dove ET 31394 London. require enthusiast' 0261. worthwhile employment group. noire, standardspops, jam Ped band.-SPE 6179 800-6411, songwriting,publishing WIII coach sincere talent - NEWLY FORMEDrecording anddlers, ballroom.- Reply:Band B LUES DRUMMER urgentlyand versatile dble..bass, gultaris SOUL ORGANIST Panted, must agency,S.a.e. Box 7709. ...gement leader," SunnyCorner."Con wanted.-GIP 6907, female vocalist.-Freddi be good soloistandpleasantmanagement.recording,promo- TALENT REQUIRED by record. 1471101require groups.tontine Bay. near Padslow. Corn re-Rlidossi459-0124 or COL 0215. personality.Second cord.Sep.tion,publicity,etc,etc.leany and DRUMMER ANDorganist facetof ng producer. own company Sae andori Isis- Senddetailsto wall quired for coloured lollgroup, ORGAN and trumpetImprove !ember24. -Phonree476 5440. music and mussc busi- Rot 7706 ness. Intelligent, enthusiastic,-Box 7181. TRIO. - 397 7162, at be willingto goabroad.-sore,mainstream band formingLloyd or 247 2259, Ray. willingto learn,soli work hard TRIO seeks versatile singer.- VERSATILE YOUNG Iristoreanshone Hyman 603.7683. Woodford area - 504 9901, SWINGING ORGANIST for Name GLA 6260, 267 11378 vibes, drums, vocals), ex andlongifrightopportunity DRUMMER for new young Jam ORGAN BASS tenor sax, guitar.ItalianSoul Group, Hammondpresents itself.Determined to VERSATILE VOCALIST, vocalist ARTISTS perienced in cabaret maniment group. - 01-800 9103, drums,EastLondon,rehearsal Supplied, guaranteed minimumdevelop and progress, single, noguitarist, all Instruments Cesar, willcompleteac DRUMMER PRO, for knownreaders only, Box 7732. wage 020 per week, Record Palace, Luton, immediate uccessfuiMediterraneancrutsrot group,recordingcontract.etc. - Des,willtravel anywhere. Gen- 1/- par word ORGANIST/ELECTRICPIA Contract and other possibilities. 1 uine offers only. l3ox 7760. vacancy. - Geoff Walker Nis. on October 2101,andar Must be young and keen. - Tel. years contract, single and under - 775. oeriespen la offers. All single, mobileCambridge 61018. MIST. For progressive blue YUGOSLAV STUDENT,23,re- THE TROLL BROTHERS,suit- Croup,Transport essential. 67 23 preferably.-Detailsfromquires post in recordingor mumc VOCALIST, PRO, fur progressivu ableforall°egos -tons. - Pleasecontact, A. Bowde DRUMMER REQUIRES lead gal - versatile 31. Urgent. Pete Trowel-,c/o Radio Ranzani,business from mid -October, 5 group. - 061 226 3253,445 0617 Eng , lariat singer, baseguitarist. LA borel act - Telephone 590 " Queen Frederica" Sever- / ViaAselli 26, Milano, Italia.years music school, 4 years own VOCALIST URGENTLY required eign Crut. Ships Ltd. 50 Flat N organist, forming group, Ray, ORGANISTforHammond Or 7436. - gen L.100 in Telephone 746585 organ. lead guitar. Speaks ,,,,)tmi-Pro group. - 7394185. TOP RATE Cabaret Artists.In. 1 Gunloyer Square, FlorianMalta. 11 Northumberland Crescent, saloon bar Friday Bedfont, Middx. Saturday and Sunday evenings TENOR AND BARITONE 5`languages - 0,07770. ALIST, young, experienced. Maid Marian 141psy v4itnixd.or wo P454'or toppro Dduelingane er), WE "1969 sound. 73 DRUMMER / VOCALIST(girl)Tel.237-4764. SAX/TRUMPET for newly formed Slim Como. (COW - soul group.- Phone 01-520 0105. Slog Sue Glory (Singer).3800. required. Noamateurs. - 622 ORGANIST OR guitarist fo YOUNG ATTRACTIVE coloured 'Cults 0000. group,abilitytoplayboth TENOR PLAYER for Lee Lynch and many othersWrite. Barker BOOKS WANTED female vocalist required for ma- Jeersonff Agency, 15 EglIngton DRUMMER /VOCALIST, goodadvantage. Vocal harmony. Tw Blue Angels (Dee. records). All m l essential, V- per word dentposition, must be geedsal ,.80 London.6,4. Tel 97-26494 appearance, experience month.in MiddleEast. Goo star Irish outfit, resident London. 1 harmony 1 andpops.Good salary.- JOHNNY COOPER money. Management/recordin Good steady money for rightman, WANTED: BEATLES BOOKS.769.1838 between 10.12 fM.J.Sys 71'57. contractsonreturn -Phone 01-Phone 560-0374. August through October1903. Will AND HIS MUSIC DRUMMER / VOCALharmony229 6559. meet price Including PRINTING twomonthsmiddle THE BAND OF THE QUEEN'S forgroup. ORGANISTopporptunIty. OWN HUSSARS havevacanciesCarole Rood!, 113pasKetage,nnedy East.Good money. Management Avenue, If- par word AM ENQUIRIES tour, forallInstruments.Applicants Louisville, Kentucky VOCALISTS recording on return -Phone 01.- oitcoUr13:VcaI shouldbeof a goodplayingunited States. 129 555a. er SOUNDSPEAKER: F o b elan. 01.8680758 togto rehearse and develop witl standard. Re.enlistments wet 1/- per word 001111 Printing and Design- E XCELLENT DRUMMER and s. Good future soon, - 995.053 corned.All enquiries repliedto. Write Nick Godwin. 9 Park MIL Reademies inch... gammen.. Pahl.. leadguitar requireorganand PRO VERSATILE MALE VOCAL. Et Empire, teeckna 00.0, Chiba BCC, we. /(evenings). - Pleasewriteto:theBand. BANDS WANTED 1ST / WRITER, SEEKS GOOD RnimIcyRR, TMtail 452 3852 bass to form progressive blues PRO, master, The Quean's Gwn Hus- GROUP. g p, Ph W yb idg ORGANIST, aged15,19 - Phone Plymouth74401. toliveInwith THE KRISIS. sars,Maresgeld Camp.Ueltgeld, 1/- per word 7 pm -8pm. 42025, Keith iDay). -Susex. T. E XPERIENCED LASS 8nd Ham- O 1-9g52091. ALL TYPESgroups/bands,par- SOUL VOCALIST, exPerieoc"g. mond wantedtojoingtr .d ORGANIST, veraatile. 10.24, TRUMPET, YOUNG, for top- ticularlywithgirlmembersorsseksprosoul !bluesgroup - "LES APERITIF" drums -PAUL 097-1131. semi -pro.for established N Lon classsemi -proshowband work.allgirl groupsrequired.dueto01-37- 1000 TI BOOK NOW don group based N Finchley. -tng3 and 4nights weekly,or.continuousinternationalexpans- VERSATILE GIRL vmalist. 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FIRST.CLASS WORKSHOPS VOX 2 -MANUAL ORGAN Paul, 1250 ono Vos 100 w, metal very goodcondition [220 REALBARGAINSot clad,amp,030 on - IShure SKILLED CRAFTSMEN. HIRE PURCHASE-PART EXCHANGES Ilnisphore Also Unidyne. 115 KITCHENS each- Day636 9436Night. Fill. 114-116 Charing Crass Used. W C 2. TEM 5432. Open 0.30-6 Weekdays. MAIL ORDER HIRE PURCHASE PART EXCHANGS e wes sr truroneems, u 5750. Howe:: metal All day Sots. (Then after1 wm. naill 6 p.m. Repairs and paymenh only) Reels. GIRSON ES17511., jamguitar. BEST SERVICE Oilsnon embe.FledS. 20 on. bearinfulcondition. 81.65 ono. - INSURANCE Regent mmalBoehm Flu., 01.6444696. 26ens. Vex Organ Ga., Nod,roln155 ens. GIBSON SOSTD vartIone. im- Reg, Se.r. we. morel geortun Flu. Reiman maculate, 1155. Shure unidyne III gm. 545 vstand as new, 125.- 01.599 L uescher 400Trombone, c t 12600ors. Cotten Avelan Clarinet OutAt, Gees. 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DRUMS Tel Fleet 31661 SIG SELECTION OF:- FenderJaguar, sunburst £90 Conn Rig -bore Tenor £75 PRO. DISPOSING of Selmer alto. SLINGERLAND Draw. 605515 XILDRAN Cymbals tenor,baritone saxes, clarinet. HEADMASTER Plasr.r Heads VISCOUNT Loed ser,,,nwo Fender Telecaster, gd cond. £90 Lafleur Tenor. fair £45 "CROWN" BANJO mouthpieces. SICCeSSOTE..-01-570 1875 MARSHALL Ampl,fication Equipme, Gretsch Tennessean, imm..£100 Conn ConquerorAlto,gd, iff, Brilliant tone, Unworpoble neck. SELMER "CigarCutter alto. RICKEINIACKER, LEVIN, ERG, GIASON, FENDER and SHAFTESBURY revolutionary designed hoop. overhauled. ISO- 01.000 7940 Elabn Outtors GuildStarfire,verynice.. £85 Conn Underslung Alto £75 SELMER CONSOLE Clarinet. TATA'', ARIA, SUZUKI. JOHN PEostrnaere and Folk Gadon Fender Concert Jumbo £120 Buescher Anstoaat Alto £45 POSITIVELY THE WORLD'S BEST 110.KarlMeyer Tenor. 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