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2 NADINE MARRY YOU music reDorier VOL. VIII, NO. SI • NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE • SATURDAY. MARCH 7. 1964 • 25(! ALIBRITTEIV-ARDEI TALEMT SPANS WORLD Dub AUbritten, One Niters Inc. topper, left, points to some of the major U.S. markets covered by the firm in conversations wiith Don Arden, second from right, head of London's Arden Enterprises Ltd., in One Niters' Nashville offices. The tv»o talern. moguls last week announced their joint organization of Anglo-American Artists to represent each other's talent in their own countries and plans to cover entertainment markets througout the world. In the picture are, left to right: AUbritten; Herb Shucher, comptroller of One Niters Inc.; Arden; and X. Cossee, One Niters general manager. See Story—Pg. 4. 11 IF I WOULD 2 NADINE MARRY YOU" CHUCK BERRY HOT CHESS 1883 TAMMY MONTGOMERY CHECKER 1072 2120 South Michigan Av6. CHESS PRODUCING CO. Chicago, Illinois column BY CHARLIE LAMB Quote via Nat King Cole: "I don't think I'm being dis• Annette Funicello, Donald O'Connor & Jack Benny. loyal to television when I say that what's most important It's a Easter-bunny salute! to a singer's career is his records. That's the base. Ella Fitzgerald is putting together an LP for Verve this "TV helps some," the Capitol star continues, "but you week in NYC. Jerome Kern material . Pioneer have to turn out those hit records. One album "Un• songsmith L. Wolfe Gilbert beat a surgery rap. forgettable," has done more for my career than any other Jo Stafford's bow as religious music vocalist on Capitol single thing. is an albmn due for release Mar. 30. Cap also signed "I did a musical series on TV several years ago with singer-writer-actor Rod McKuen to wax pact. such guests as Ella Fitzgerald, Pearl Bailey, Count Basic & Columbia's Andy Williams rates profile treatment in Harry Belafonte, but when it went off the air it was quickly Teen Magazine's current issue. Bob Newhart buttoned NAT KING COLE forgotten. down a regular role on CBS-TV's new hour-long comedy "Records," he contends, "stick around." series, "The Entertainers," which top-lines Carol Burnett. Columbia's Tony Bennett was this high type of a click . The New Christy Minstrels open Mar. 12 at San & crowd-plea ser during his booking at Miami Beach's Francisco's Fairmont Hotel. Diplomat Hotel: The management gifted him with a Words from Xavier Cugat: "If it weren't for my vyife $5,000 bonus and a standing offer to sing there whenever Abbe Lane I wouldn't be in the music business anymore. he wanted, at $25,000 a week! I much prefer painting and I can afford to retire and just Jazz-beat guitarist Charlie Byrd is aboard Eddie Adams' paint. But Abbe wants to perform, so I stay with the BOBBY VINTON ABC-TVer Thursday (5). Come to think of it there music. are a flock (ha?) of Byrds on the string. ... In addition to Charlie, Jerry and Billy Byrd's names come to mind . "She's made 22 films in Italy and one day one of them None is related to the other. And no doubt there are will be brought to the USA and she'll be established as other Byrds flying around out there in MusicvUle. an actress. Then I can quit and just paint." Incidentally Jerry Byrd's fine Hawaiian for Monument MGM's Johnny Tillotson headlining one-nighters in style causes many listeners to assume he's from Waikiki or the Clearwater, Fla. area. The Beatles named Monu• Oahu. ... He isn't. ment's Roy Orbison as their favorite U.S. artist on radio JIMMY DURANTE MR Birthday greetings to Fran Warren Desi Amez, interviews in NYC. Orbison worked British tours with Dolores Hawkins, Eddie Hodges, Bemie Wayne, Sam this group in the past. Donahue & Dick Hyman who are celebrating this week. George Jay (who should know) reports that Frankie RCA Victor's Harry Belafonte is preparing a fall tour Laine bought a Rambler dealership on the West Coast . of college campuses (30?) . It'll be his first such excur• Paul Anka hitting 15 German cities in 16-day trek. sion in more than 10 years. Bobby Vinton, who did ABC-Paramount's Tommy Roe reports to Fort Jackson, some Epic-platter producing in Nashville, last week infoed S.C. Saturday (7) for eight weeks basic training. that he'll join Jimmy Durante at Melodyland Theater, LA., After boot camp Tommy'11 remain on active duty for 4 for a 9-day booking, starting Mar. 28. months, then participate in the reserve program for another ANDY WILLIAMS The guest-hst for Tennessee Ernie Ford's April 10 NBC- 5% years. He'll continue to record, when mihtary TV special shapes thusly: Andy Williams, Dorothy Provine, service doesn't interfere. CHARLIE LAMB PRESIDENT. PUBLISHER AND MANAGING EDITOR music rcDortep ANITA MclNTURFF SUBSCRIPTIONS; ONE YEAR (52 ISSUES), U. S. VICE-PRESIDENT AND STATISTICAL RESEARCH AND POSSESSIONS AND CANADA — $IO.OO, TWO founded 1956 by Charlie Lamb FRANCES A. LAMB YEARS - »I7.00 THREE YEARS - $22.00, FOUR SECRETARY-TREASURER PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT YEARS — $30.00 FIVE YEARS — $35.CO, AIR MAIL 40I2 HILLSBORO ROAD RAY BROOKS NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE EXECUTIVE EDITOR — $30. PER YEAR, AIR MAIL SPECIAL DELIVERY ANN CASE — $45 PER YEAR, FOREIGN — ABOVE RATES PLUS DIRECTOR OF EDITORIAL MAKE-UP MAILING ADDRESS: JERRY HERBERT EXTRA POSTAGE FOR RESPECTIVE COUNTRIES ~ P.O. BOX 396. NASHVILLE. TENN. ADVERTISING ART DIRECTOR PHONE: 298-3348 CAM HEFLIN RATES UPON REQUEST. • CIRCULATION SECOND CLASS POSTAGE PAID AT NASHVILLE. TENN. 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ARDEN ENTERPRISES FONTAINE IN FILLY FORM WORLD-WIDE TALENT TIE Nashville—A giant talent tie-up which will encompass all phases of the entertainment business including TV spectaculars throughout the world has been consummated in a deal between Don Arden Enterprises Ltd. of London, England, and Dub Albritten's, One Niters Inc., of Nashville, to be known as Anglo-American Artists. The fusion of the talent rosters by the two corporate groups was seen as a natural develop• ment widi the growing importance of English and continental artists in the United States and the equally growing importance of American artists abroad. Each firm, while keeping its separate corporate identity, will represent the other's talent in its own country and in those other areas of the world where it holds lucrative talent and booking contacts. Also in the plans are twelve TV spectaculars already committed to be produced in London, Madrid and Berlin for using American artists. First will be that of Brenda Lee and The Casuals in London in late September. Arden and AUbritten will make a concentrated further effort to promote American country artists in Europe. According to X. Cosse, One Niters Inc., general manager, is currently producing entertain• ment packages and this month will send 17 packages into waiting markets. Among these is the Jerry Lee Lewis show which goes to England and the continent; The Red Foley Show; Pete Fountain, The Smothers Brothrs, The Kingston Trio and various cocktail units for whom dates have already been set. Meanwhile, One Niters Inc. which moved into its expanded new office quarters only eight months ago is being forced to move again. The firm has taken over the entire penthouse of the ultra modern 1808 West End Building in Nashville with its panoramic view of Music City, and workmen and decorators are busy making it ready for occupancy by March 15. Appearing recently at Gimbel's Philadelphia store in his role as a recording artist, Frank COLUMBIA ISSUES BENNETT CUTS NEW LP'S Fontaine broke previous attendance and New York—Tony Bennett whose Carnegie sales records for the store's record depart• 20 LP s FOR MARCH Hall concert last week was a sellout, re• ment. corded some new sides for Columbia Records New York—Columbia Records will release 48 hours later backed by pianist Ralph 20 albums in March includin" the ori<"nal Sharon and a large ork. He'll tape a Danny TILLOTSON RECORDS Broadway cast album of "What Makes Kaye TV'er for March 25 showing. Sammy Run?" starring Steve Lawrence, FOR TANRIDGE PROD. Sally Ann Howes and Robert Alda. New York—Johnny Tillotson records for Tlie March release will also include eight Tanridge Productions Inc., 850 Seventh Masterworks albums highlighted by die TERRY THORNTON SINGLE Avenue, New York, and his records are newest addition to Columbia's historic New York—Columbia Records will release distributed internationally by MGM. MUSIC "Stravinsky Conducts Stravinsky" series; in a few days Teri Thornton's "Cold Cold REPORTER erroneously indicated in a two Latin American albums, nine pop Heart" backed by "You Don't Know" from recent issue that Tillotson was an MGM albums featuring the debut LP of Judy the score of the Broadway musical, "Here's pactee.
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