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Cat Got Everybody's Tongue In Wake of Kintner Warning THE TREND MAY BE to fewer TV bandstand shows, but some By REN GREVAIT of those left are lively indeed, as Ed Hurst and Mickey Marto on the NEW YORK -Vague generalities, off -the -record -only comment and in some cases, stony silence, demonstrate on location of WRCV -TV's "Summertime greeted requests last week for comment from major and larger indie diskeries on warnings sounded by Pier" from Atlantic City. Future of bandstand shows is explored special counsel Earl Kintner at the recent ARMADA convention in Miami Beach. in Gil Faggen's story on page 38. In a meeting thrown open by ARMADA officials to representatives of all branches of the industry. Kintner advised that "the industry is shot through with illegalities," and that, "daily violations of the Robinson -Patman A c t" can bring cease and desist orders and stiff fines for violators. However, Jules Malamud, Record Firms executive of the National Asso- ciation of Record Merchandisers (NARM), which has gone on record in the past as being Work as Team against a Federal Trade Com- mission sponsored Trade Prac- tice Conference for the record industry, asserted: At Newport "Certainly, as a trade associa- tion, NARM feels its duty is to By JACK MAHER see that representatives of the element of the industry it repre- NEWPORT, R. 1. -A rare example of teamwork between major sents, operate in a legal recording firms characterized recording operations at the 10th annual manner." Newport Jazz Festival, which opened here Thursday evening (4) gate in the colorful Follow under clear skies and the promise of the biggest -Up Talk history of the Malamud also outlined a con- One of the most imposing versation he held with Kintner recording schedules in recent this week regarding a statement Newport history, reflecting the made by the latter during his ARMADA constantly growing importance DEPARTMENTS speech. Kintner af- in the disk scene of the "live," firmed, Malamud told Bill- on- location recording, was high- & FEATURES board, that pure rack jobbers lighted by the presence of a serve a "true distributor func- specially built, RCA Victor re- tion" and thus were to entitled cording studio on wheels. Hot 100 Chart...Page 22 a functional discount. Kintner's The trailer operation was un- point had been that where rack - Top LP's Chart...Page 24 ers also operated der the joint supervision of as retailers, George Avakian, for Victor, and they were faced with Pop legal Teo Macero, for Columbia. Other Music Charts problems similar to those of the Breakout Singles 26 distributor- retailer, rack jobber - All for One THE MILLIONTH ALL -STAR FESTIVAL LP sale was commemorated Breakout Albums 12 distributor and distributor -rack The two labels worked as a by a special golden disk presented P. P. Honor Roll of Hits 37 to Spinelli (r.) by Prince jobber. team cutting all performances. Hot Country Singles 18 Sadruddin Aga Khan. Participants include (I. to r.) Stanley Dave Kapp, Each firm will release product who rocked the 20 J. C. Right and V. A. M. Beerman, of U. N. High Commissioner's convention with his own speech by their own artists. Tapes by Hot RAE. Singles Office; the Prince; J. Breychat- Vauthier, chief librarian, United at the same open meeting. said other artists, recorded by the re- Hits of the World 30 Nations, Geneva, and Spinelli. (Continued on page 6) mote studio set -up, will be Double -Play Disks 49 turned over to the American Federation of Musicians, which -> Record Reviews will supervise assignment of the LP Reviews 10 tapes to the recording firms with Singles Reviews 26 which the various artists are as- sociated. ± Music & Record News Disk Zooms Past 8 U.N. Million Talent So far, artists recorded here Country Music 18 NEW YORK "All Star (52,700), Japan (51,258), and is "unrealistic who are seen as certainties for -The to expect the final Rhythm & Blues 20 Festival" Record passed the mil- Norway (50,000). Proceeds from net yield to meet all the finan- fall, winter, or early spring al- Music 16 lion mark in sales last month. the Scandinavian countries were cial requirements of the office." bum releases, include Thelon - Classical ious Monk, Dave Brubeck and Announcement was made by the exceptionally high, as the al- -> Departments U.N. High Commissioner for bums were higher priced than Nevertheless, "All Star Festi- the Paul Winter Quintet, all on International Music News 32 Refugees here last week. Net elsewhere. val" had been a great success, Columbia; Lambert, Hendricks profits on the record are ex- the Prince said, and he ex- and Bavan, Joe Williams, Radio -TV Programming 38 Notwithstanding plans for pressed heartfelt gratitude to Sonny Rollins, and the Joe Daly Phono -Tape Merchandising 4I pected to pass the $1 million continued sale of the "All Star mark in the near future. Pro- the artists, composers, musicians, Trio, all on RCA Victor; McCoy Coin Machine Operating 45 Festival" LP, committee feels it ceeds from sales in Belgium, the record industry, all those in Tyner and John Coltrane, both Bulk Vending 50 Denmark, Luxemburg, Norway, the record trade, and to the on Impulse, and Dakota Staton, the Philippines and Sweden voluntary agencies, who had as- United Artists. Buyers & Sellers sociated themselves with the alone total over $800,000. Other recordings made here Classified Mart 43 Pressing of the millionth copy Jack Ecoff Dies venture. and seen as possible releases are was marked by a presentation, Proceeds from the disk will (Continued on page 61 June 12, of a commemorative NEW YORK - Jack Ecoff, be used chiefly for the office's general sales manager Mills of I I I golden record which was placed material assistance programs in I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I in the museum of the library of Music, died of a heart attack Europe and Africa. Projects in- the Palais des Nations. Prince Tuesday (2) at South Nassau clude old -age homes. assistance Sadruddin Aga Khan, Deputy Hospital in nearby Rockville to handicapped refugees, re- PIANIST STEPPES BACK High Commissioner, made the Center. He was 65. Ecoff joined housing of destitute families lis- presentation to Pier P. Spinelli, Mills 30 years ago as a song ing in sub dwellings. l.ONDON- Soviet pianist Valdimir Ashkenazy has reversed -standard his decision to director of the European Office plugger in the Philadelphia In Africa, allotments will in- live in Britain. He has confirmed a change of mind of the U.N. area. He had served as general clude resettlement projects for and will make his home in the Soviet Union. Last April 16, Britain Top sales positions of the sales manager since 1941. Born refugees in Central Africa and had admitted the pianist to their country at the instigation of his album, as of June 7, were: in Vineland, N. J., Ecoff is sur- assistance to those repatriated to Iceland -born wife, a former London resident. Later reports from Federal Republic of Germany vived by his widow, Mary; a Algeria. An allocation will also the Soviet government reportedly sanctioned the move. The pianist (175,000), Sweden (170,000), daughter, Mrs. Myron Nunes of be made for Chinese refugees in refused to answer questions as to present plans, but promised that Netherlands (110,000), United New Haven, Conn., and two Hong Kong and refugee children a statement would he forthcoming. Kingdom (76,000), Switzerland grandchildren. from Tibet. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillll IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

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www.americanradiohistory.com JULY 13, 1963 BILLBOARD 3 Eddie Kissack Takes Hot Dish Sparked -Up Dealer McGuire Colpix Job Group May Result NEW YORK -Eddie Kissack has been named head of the pop a. &r. department of the London American group. He replaces Walt McGuire who moved to Colpix Records last week. Kissack has been with London for over five years and served as assistant to McGuire. From SORD Meet In his new post Kissack will be responsible for material and recording sessions and liaison MIAMI BEACH -A revitalized national dealer organization with producers and artists on a was the promise held out as the result of a series of marathon meet- national basis. The London ings held here last week by board members of the Society of Record American group, at last count, Dealers of America (SORD). In the first full -dress conclave of Auslander, amounted to nearly 60 different key elements of the SORD membership in close to a year, new U. S. labels all of whom dis- officers were named and a new tribute their product through program was hammered out. BIURU11u111u1olu1nu181118n1u11nnu11111u1nnlllnplllnlllnn18811 Fishbein in the London American national The dealer organization has distribution set -up. languished in a relatively lethar- WB GOES FOR Marks Posts Joe Bott will continue to gic state since the case against handle London and London In- the three major record clubs, FAR EAST ACTS NEW YORK -Larry Fishbein ternational pop singles and LP largely financed by SORD, was HOLLYWOOD - Warner and Joseph Auslander have been product other than classical rec- dropped in Chicago more than a Bros. Records is extending its named to new posts with Marks ords. Latter will be under Terry year ago. SORD members, local language recording pro - Music, according to Herbert McEwan. Leo Hoffberg will some of whom are known to gram to the Far East. In Marks, president of the firm. continue as Joe Bott's assistant have had widely divergent opin- an arrangement concluded by on London International. Fishbein, who was formerly an Sales WEST SALUTES EAST: Glenn Wallichs, ions on the handling of the case, Bobby Weiss, WB international executive with the firm, returns and distribution of all product Capitol Records chairman of the board, dropped their differences last director, the label's Far East as executive vice -president, fill- emanating from London Records presents Sakomolo with a copy of his week in the mutual cause, per- affiliate, E. S. Issue Company, ing the post left open by the will now come under Herb smash selling disk, "Sukiyaki," which haps in no little measure inspired will produce disks featuring recent death of Robert B. Marks. Goldfarb as national sales and his the No. 1 slot on Billboard's Hot by the show of strength being Malayan and Chinese artists Auslander, who has been serv- distribution manager. 100, at Tokyo's famed Imperial Hotel. made by other disk industry singing in their native tongues ing as comptroller and assistant Tony D'Amato, now resident trade groups meeting at other under the WB label for dis- secretary, is being advanced to in England, will be responsible local hotels (see separate stories). tribution in the Far East. First general manager. Meanwhile, for all a. &r. of the London label To bolster a treasury virtually to be signed under this arrange - the professional end of the busi- LP pop recordings. Goldner Goes wiped out by the protracted and ment is a group, the Sundown - ness remains in the hands of unsuccessful three -year legal ers, whose first native tongue general professional manager, battle against the clubs, a dozen disk will appear under the WB Arnold Shaw. Robert Silverman Independent SORD members, meeting at the banner in the Fat East sometime and Felix Greissle will continue Luman Cleared Sans Souci Hotel here, pledged later this month. to head the firm's educational With Goldisc $500 each to produce a $6,000 and serious music activities. In Theft Case, initial fund of working capital. l 81 I 1111 I I I 1111111111 I 181118111111111111111 Q 81111111111811181111 8111111118 8 Elected the new president to Label Asserts NEW YORK -George Gold- dent. Mickey Gensler, of Yon- ner, erstwhile operator of Gone, succeed outgoing head V. H. Marketts Swing End and (Andy) Andersen of Chicago, kers, N. Y., becomes secretary- NASHVILLE -A story ap- Goldisc labels, and treasurer, succeeding Shapiro, pearing in various papers last most recently part of the Rou- was Louis Shapiro, of Jersey To Warner Bros. lette City, N. J. Shapiro has served, and Joseph Goldberg, of Wash- week involving the alleged com- organization, will hence- ington, becomes recording sec- plicity of country chanter, Bob forth operate Goldisc independ- since its start, as the SORD HOLLYWOOD - Warner retary. A new post, that of pub- Bros. Records last week ac- Luman, in the transportation of ently, in association with Nor- secretary -treasurer. man Rubin. Goldner recently licity chairman, will be occupied wuired the Marketts, the group a stolen vehicle across State Others Named by Charles Simmons, of Dallas, lines, was apparently in error. left Roulette, and Rubin also First vice will be which first hit the Billboard's -president a former president of SORD. Lumen in the first press ac- exited the firm to join the new Robert Coghill, of Dallas, while "Hot 100" in 1961 with surfing Simmons is expected to work Music. The group's "Surfer's counts, was charged along with company, headquartered at Daniel Winograd, of Chicago, Stomp" was first issued here on Richard Houk, son of New York Broadway. takes over as second vice -presi- (Continued on page 6) the Candix label, and the master Yankees manager, Ralph Houk, All masters in the Gone and was soon acquired by Liberty of driving a stolen 1960 Ford End catalogs will remain with Records under whose banner the from California to Missouri. Roulette. In addition to running single sailed to the top of the Luman has since been cleared his own firm, Goldner expects Billboard BACKSTAGE Billboard chart. by investigators of the Federal to work as an indie producer Bureau Investigation, Liberty later issued a "Surf- of accord- for Roulette, Vee Jay, ABC - ing to Lester Rose of Hickory Paramount, 20th Century-Fox - er's Stomp" LP and racked up a Records, the label for which Records -as -Gifts Drive 50,000 album seller with the and other major and indie disk - package follow -up. Luman currently records. Houk, eries. meanwhile, was reported free on SEVERAL WEEKS AGO we received this letter from Bob Marketts currently are pre- Goldner, who cut the current, Bialek, owner of the Discount paring an album for WB's $3,500 bail. Record Shop in Washington fall "It's Easier Said Than Done," and one of the industry's leading retailers: release. Part of the Warner la- by the Essex for Roulette, said bel's deal calls for the services porations, has moved to new he is hiring IO promotion men The record industry has a vast potential untapped market of Joe Saracino. quarters on West 57th Street for key markets coast to coast. in the gigantic gift business year around. There is no gift as here. Rubin, who will act as executive flexible in terms of price and none that appeals to the variety Cole and Gale has also ac- vice -president in charge of sales of tastes that a phonograph record does. Angel once used a Nat Cole, Jack Gale quired the sole selling rights of and promotion, will operate the good slogan: "Give the Gift that Compliments," For years we Form Distrib Firm the catalog of Burke -Van Heu - company for several months have used another: "Give a record and be remembered every time NEW YORK -Nat King Cole sen Music, George Simon, Inc., while Goldner takes a vacation. it's played." and Jack Gale announced the Simon House, Johnny Burke, Late in August, Goldner, who Mother's Day, Father's Day, Valentine's Day, Easter, formation this week of Cole and Inc., and Jimmy Van Heusen, was active both on the business graduation should all be peak selling periods for record shops. Gale Music Distributing Cotn- Inc. side and athletically at the re- And, of course, there is the year -around birthday market. pany. The new firm, together Cole's recording company, cent ARMADA convention, will Unlike flowers, records don't perish. Unlike candy, they with Cole and Gale's vet firms, K-C Records, Inc., is also mak- start interviewing new young don't make you fat. Sweco and Comet Music Cor- ing the move to the new offices. talent. We agree with Bob, and Billboard is in the process of pro- ducing an industrywide 28 -page gift catalog which will include 200 LP albums most likely to be desired as gifts. They will be categorized by musical interest: Original cast, motion picture sound tracks, popular, jazz, classical, children's, vocals, folk and Mad Song Take -Offs Beat Rap so on. Album covers will be reproduced in four colors and a brief description of each record will be included. NEW YORK -The suit by 12 large music pub- defendants have not infringed on any of the songs We need the combined co- operation of manufacturers, dis- lishers against Mad magazine for allegedly in- under the term of copyright ... by directing that tributors and dealers. From our sampling of manufacturer and week when Mad fringing song lyrics, was derailed last the lyrics be sung to plaintiff's' songs." dealer opinion, we're certain that the industry will work unitedly U. S. District Court Judge Charles M. Metzer The court ruled that it was difficult to see gave a summary judgment for the defendants and to promote, publicize and sell a national RECORDS -AS -GIFTS how music can be copied when it is not repro- campaign. dismissed the charges in the case of 23 of the duced and that if readers of Mad know the music, 25 songs. Jules Malamud, in his address to the National Association it is due to the efforts of the plaintiffs, not the of Suit over 25 songs was filed by the Music defendants. Record Manufacturers, underscored the need for a Records - Publishers Protective Association, representing 12 as -Gifts drive in his Program for Progress report. Cecil Steen, Two of the comedy song member publishers, against E. C. Publications, lyrics, "Always" and NARM president, has pledged the full co- operation of NARM. publisher of Mad, its editor William Gains and "There's No Business Like Show Business," were exempted from the ruling. This could mean that Lou Shapiro, president of the Society of Record Dealers, in be- other staff members. half of his association, has added his endorsement. were the Mad comedy lyrics on these songs will come They contained in the fourth annual edi- We welcome and will publish further ideas to stimulate tion of Mad, and were an insert called to trial, unless the court's ruling the other 23 is part of AS may get "Sing Along With Mad," a 20 -page songbook. appealed. RECORDS GIFTS. Dealers information on how There were more than 50 lyrics in all, comic ver- Some of the Mad titles included "How Are to order the first four -color gift catalog by writing to Gift Catalog, sions of song lyrics, with no music, but with a Things in Philadelphia" (sung to the tune "How Billboard, 1564 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y. note reading "Sing to the Tune of ... ". Comedy Are Things in Glocca Morra"), "Blue Cross" (sung The catalog will be printed in September for delivery to lyrics were done to standard songs. to the tune of "Blue Skies") and "My Padded dealers by October 15. In 23 of the cases the judge said that they Overtime" (sung to the tune of "My Funny were not parodies, and that the parody rule (on Valentine"). infringement) is inapplicable to the present case. Lawyer for Mad magazine was Scheiman, He said that the Mad lyrics do not compete Albert and McLean. Julian T. Abeles represented >` y /7g.- ¿-o- PUBLISHER with the plaintiffs or their licensees, and that MPPA.

www.americanradiohistory.com 4 BILLBOARD JULY 13, 1963 HOOTENANNY PICTURE Battle Royal Over Tune UNDER WAY IN H'WOOD HOLLYWOOD - Veteran Labor Day weekend. The pro- movie maker Sam Katzman, duction has to be quick, Katz- Jenkins' Song LATE SINGLE SPOTLIGHTS noted for pegging his pictures man said, to take advantage of Pop on current music crazes, starts the current taste for specific cameras rolling next week on selections. Katzman said he FREDDY CANNON "Hootenanny," an MGM film watches Billboard's "Hot 100" Causing Stir EVERYBODY MONKEY (Valley- Shelros, BMI) (2:40) - Cannon aimed at cashing in on the pres- and "Top LP's" chart for the could bounce right back on the charts with this solid version of the ent folk music trend. Katzman talent and tunes that climb the NEW Battle lines told Billboard he was all set sales YORK - hully gully -like Monkey dance song. It's a driving reading with a ladder. were being sharply drawn last fine, rocking backing and the side could go. Flip is "Oh Gloria" to start production on a bossa Record week nova personalities to appear between promotion forces (Conley, ASCAP) (3:08). Swan 4149 -based film, but scrapped in the film include the Gateway of a of it when the to raft record companies craze started Trio (performing "Puttin' on the as versions of two different songs Country & Western wane. Style" and "Foolish Questions "), vied for sales and radio expo- Most recent Katzman disk - - the Brothers Four ( "Whoa Back sure. The two songs are "This Is JUDY LYNN linked movies were "Rock Buck" and "Frog No. I "), Judy All I Ask" with Bill and "It Hurts to Be SLOWLY DAY BY DAY (Glad, BMI) (2:48)-OH WHY CAN'T Around the Clock" Henske ( "Ballad of Little Sixteen." Haley, followed by "Don't HE FORGET HER (Glad, BMI) (2:36) -Two of the thrush's finest Tommy "), Cathy Taylor ( "Fro- Biggest fight looms on a Gor- sides here. Both are in the soft, weeper ballad vein and both have Knock the Rock" and "Twist zen Logger "), Sheb Wooley Around the Clock" with Chubby don Jenkins special material a fine melody. Top side makes effective use of chorus passages, too. ( "Building the Railroad" and song "This Is All I Ask." Tony Checker, quickly followed by Both can make it. United Artists 606 "Don't "Hootenanny Hoot "), Johnny Bennett, Burl Ives and Arthur Knock the Twist." Each Cash, Buck Owens and George Godfrey are only a few of the of the Katzman music -craze Hamilton. artists with films are low- budget produc- singles versions. Film is directed by Gene Nel- There are also to be waxings tions which pay off at the box office because of his alert tim- son, with cast including Jobey by Eddie Heyward and Perry NARA Seeks Baker, Ruta Lee and Pam Como. Capitol in Big ing to hit when the trend is nearing its peak. Austin. Hal Belfer is choreogra- According to Marty Massey of pher. Massey Music, publisher of the Negro Post on "Hootenanny," which Katz- man estimates will cost 5400,00 tune, the current interest was . to make, starts during the sec- \\ \\\ \ \ \ \\ \ \ w \ w Ss s\\ \\\\ \\\ \\, \\ \ \ . caused by a Gordon Jenkins ver- Summer Push L. A. sion which appeared about Station ond week of July and will go six into national release during the months ago. It didn't sell too HOLLYWOOD -Prime goal well, but the single from the of the National Association of Billboard Fronts IIIIIIInIRIIIIIIIII111111111118111111111111111111111111111111111111I111111111111111' album revitalized interest in the On 3 Radio Announcers (NARA), the Published Weekly by material. r. &b. deejay The Billboard Publishing Company HOLLYWOOD--Capitol will association, prior 2160 Patterson St.. Cincinnati 14, Ohio DELEGATES Tel.: King Is First launch three separate sales pro- to the opening of its convention GET 381.6450 Nat Cole was the first to re- grams during July and August, here later this month, is to place a Negro with MIAMI BONUS: Publisher cord it some years ago in an complete with discounts and de- announcer Hal B. Cook New York Office album called "The Very ferred killing, and will cover one of the prime local stations in TIPS ON TAXES Thought of You." Tony Bennett such widely diverse segments of this market. Editorial Office followed in an album titled "All its catalog as Nat King Cole According to a spokesman for MIAMI BEACH - In addi- 1564 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y. Area Code 212, PL 7 -2800 Alone." He has since re- recorded product, French music (pop and the local chapter of the associa- tion to a series of speeches delv- Cable: BILLBOARD NEWYORK tion, Los Angeles ing into what's wrong with it in singles form and it will longhair), and surfing music. is "the only the Editor -in -Chief Sam Chase probably be The Cole sales drive covers record business, ARMADA con- the title tune for major city in the country that Editors .. R. Rolontz, A. Stemfield his next LP. the singer's 29 LP's, and offers ventioneers last week were also does not have a Negro as an Associate Editor .. Ren Grevatt Ives dealers one free album for each given a practical list of income cut the disk some three announcer on a key station. We Managing Editor Jack Orr weeks ago for Decca in Nash- two purchased. Capitol is back- tax do's and dort is by Edwin ing up the Cole push with an don't want to have a Negro on D. Abramson, CPA and tax spe- Department Editors, New York ville. The label has sent out spe- Music News Robert Rolontz extensive national the air simply is cialist of the of J. C. cial disk jockey copies of the promotional because he a firm Phono -Tape h Special Issues... Ren Greva. tune which contains the long campaign, including a full -page Negro but want to see a man Abramson & Company, Newark, Radio -TV Programming Gil Faltgen Life magazine ad, window dis- N. J. Abramson paid special at- International News 18ck Maher (4:02) narrated retail version who is qualified get the job. Talent lack Orr and a specially cut plays, point -of -sale material and tention to the matters of travel Coin Machines Aaron Stemfield shorter, "We feel that we have a num- Editorial Assistant -Barry Kitlleson (2:57) deejay version. Both are local radio and newspaper and entertainment tax deduc- plugs. ber of Negro announcers who tions, most often incurred by U. S. Editorial Offices on the same side of the disk. Cincinnati, Exec. News Editor.Wm. J. Sachs The French music campaign a The Perry Como Victor record- are qualified to handle job disk men on the move getting Chicago, Midwest Ee ...Nicholas Biro W. ing is in the embraces more than 100 LP's with one of the top and records off the ground. Hollywood, Coast Manager . Lee lhito works and should TV ra- Washington Bureau Chief ..Mildred Hall be out shortly. Nashville Manager (Continued on page 6) dio stations in the area." IIIi llll1 111: 11111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItthI111111IsIII111111111111111 Mark -Clark Bates Everybody in Act Research Department, New York Director Thomas E. Noonan A number of other artists have Pop Charts Mgr. Andrew Tomko also cut the tune as part of an Production Department, New York album. At the moment these in- Art Director Lee Lebowitz clude Buddy Greco (Epic); Rob- Sea or No, Chicago Goes Surf General Advertising Office, N. Y. ert Goulet Director of Sales Andrew Csida (Columbia); Anita Advertising Manager Peter Heine Bryant (Columbia); Mabel Mer- By NICK BIRO tributor, is placing coupons in reported action on the following Promotion Mgr. d Intl. Sales frank Luppino cer (Decca), and the Anita Kerr local record stores. Kids are list of albums: "The Original Midwest Music Sales Richard Wilson The surfing West Coast Music Sales Kae Algyer Singers (Command). The only CHICAGO - being asked to fill in their names. Surfer Stomp," Surf Stompers, instrumental craze has hit the city. Unfor- Coin Machine Adv., Chicago jazz version so far In a few weeks, Kemp will an- Del -Fi; "Surfin' Safari," Beach Coin Machine Ad. Mgr. ....Richard Wilson is by Clark tunately there's no surf to go Terry with Ben Web- nounce the winners on the air. Boys, Capitol; "Wipe Out," Im- Circulation Sales, New York in a along. But this isn't bothering ster sax solo on Cameo - First prize is a hearse, second pacts, Del -Fi; "The Original Circulation Manager-Walter F. Grueninger Parkway. anyone. Least of all the teen- prize a surfboard (in fact, Surfer Stomp," Bruce Johnston, Subscription Fulfillment The other agers. a Del -Fi; "Surf Rider," the Lively Send Form 3579 to song getting com- there'll be number of surf- 2160 Patterson St., Cincinnati 14, Ohlo petitive excitement is "It Hurts They're dressing like surfers, boards) and after that a number Ones, Del -Fi; and "S u r f Fulfillment Manager Joseph Pace to Be Sixteen." The tune was talking like surfers, even looking of Del -Fi surfing albums. Drums," the Lively Ones, Del - U. S. Branch Offices cut by and acting like surfers. Fi. Andrea Carroll for Big They're Kemp, like any good surfer, Chicago 1 188 WW. Rndaolph St. Top, Barbara Chandler on Kapp also dancing like surfers and already owns a hearse, and is But There's No Surf Area Cade 312, CE 6 -9818 and by Lana buying records like and about Hollywood 28 1520 North Gower Jean on 20th Cen- using it to drive around the city. Just how far the surfing kick Area Code 213, HO 9 -5831 tury-Fox. The song, which is surfers. He makes quite a sight pulling St. Louis 1 812 OIIve St. will go, is, at this point, any- Area Code 1 aimed at the teen market, was Record stores are putting in 314, CH -0443 up at the London House, one's guess. To be coldly prac- Nashville 3 726 16th Ave., South penned special Area Code 615, 244 -1836 by Ronnie Grossman surfing promotions. Ra- stepping out with his surfboard, tical, the biggest body of water and is published by dio stations are pushing Washington S 1426 G St. N.W. Rondak the surf and going inside to eat a surf - in the area is Lake Michigan. Area Code 202, 393 -2580 Music. sound. burger. It's known for swimming, fish- International Offices Dick Kemp, popular teen -idol Reaction Excellent ing, sailing, big waves, but no at European Office .Andre de Vekey, Dir. WYNR, the big McLendon Retail reaction to the surfing surf. Not even a small one. 15 Hanover 5puare, London W.1 Corporation rocker, has been craze has likewise been excel- HYDe Park 3659 A surfboard might be used Cable: Billboard London Sahara Inn walking around with a surf- lent. Both Fred Sipiora at Sing- for paddling around, but that's . . board for past week. Brazilian Office Mauricio Quadrio, Dir. the He er One Stop and Russ DiAngelo about all. But then, who's cold- Rua Visconda de Gavea 125 carries it everywhere, into at Music Box report strong ac- ly practical. Certainly not the Rio de Janeiro Back in Chi restaurants, offices, stores, on tion. Argentine Office . Machado, Dlr. teen -agers. They think it's all a Lavalle 3 the street, and claims he even 17, Buenos Aires Hottest sellers, according to great idea, and if there's no surf, Subeerlptfon ales PPayable In advance. One year, U. (except Ataeka, CHICAGO - The plush sleeps with it at his bedside. both one -stops, are "Surfin' Rate, so what? and S7 million Sahara There'll always be NettPuerto Alno) and rienadat Inn, formerly Kemp has been asking the USA, " the Beach Boys on Cap- other things they do. Rates in other foreign countries on one of the top showcases can t. tbd*r tben hen req u for kids on the air to tell hint where itol, and "Surfin' With the As- They dress like surfers. Taneychan[e of addrcaa ehoultl atve old u we name talent in the city, will be he can go surfing. Some of the tronauts" on Victor. ynew dWrek. reopened RCA (White duck pants and sport od here within 30 days. replies are classic. It all boils Singer and Music Box also shirts have very claa The spa was bought become "in.") poste. at by the Gene down to "there's no surf in the reported calls for a "Surf City" They dance like surfers. They Autry Hotel Company Ct :111Ì1Ìo11á1 el for an Windy City," but so far nobody LP by Jan and Dean on Liberty dig the surfing records and mu- try ornes. undisclosed sum. byoppy. seems to care. which hasn't even been issued. sic "the most." And as for the board Pub- Ia The spa went into receiver- Win a Hearse The album is a follow -up to Jan part about going to the beach, ao ship after its previous owner, The radio promotion is all and Dean's 1V!es n ndI"A ono áái 11 "Surf City" single what else does anyone do in A. an Cenda: mme1t uN Manny Skar, defaulted on a part of a "Win a Herse" con- which is doing very well. Chicago during the summer near. the woekly meaezlne of amusement - one year, 110: HINh F1de1- $700,000 mortgage. Gene Autry, test being sponsored nationally Sipiora reported good action especially if you're a teen -ager. tana[emcnt:y, the gealne for music Ifstenera: in one year, 57, and American Arllat: one town for the announcement, by Del -Fi Records. For those on "Wipe Out" by the Surfaris To sum it up, surfing seems r, please send Form said the 3579tó7.8 ÌÌÓÓáiÁ motel will add a seven - who don't know, a hearse or on Dot (a single). DiAngelo, to have a good, healthy appeal, 2100 Patterson St., Clnc(nnatl 46159. 19 story addition, bringing the total woodie, is the chick way for a who last week kicked off a "Go and the betting is that the land- 14, ONO. number of rooms to 300. A con- surfer to arrive with his board. With Surfin' for Summer Sales" locked Midwest will get as much Vol. 75 No. 28 vention hall is also planned. Potter, the local Del -Fi dis- campaign in his one -stop, also mileage out of it as any area. \\\\\\\\,

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III II IIIIIII110111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIRIIIIIIIII Cat Got Everybody's Tongue ABC AIRS HOUR INDUSTRY BRIEFS OF CAW. SOUND Firms House tions. Peter Udell and Gary Share Geld have been instrumental in In Wake of Kintner Warning SACRAMENTO -The ABC SAN FRANCISCO -The Eric all the Brian Hyland hits on Continued from page 1 Radio network broadcast an Distributing Company and the ABC -Paramount, including "Let report on Company Me Belong to You," "Ginny do anything hour -long special Mainland Distributing last week that he felt Kintner government can't country and western music and are now sharing physical facili- Come Lately," "Sealed With a about the lack of creativity in had "created a shock. its growing popularity Saturday ties but remain separate entities. Kiss," "Warmed Over Kisses" and that's a pretty "It was a very important the business (6). Show was originally pro- The two firms, owned by Iry and the current "I'm Afraid to I serious problem, too." meeting and honestly think duced by Station KRAK at Sac- Pinensky, are now both located Go Home." that because of it, people have Everybody Clams on Folsom Street, but have not comment from ramento Auditorium June 23. begun to think in our business Beyond this, Johnny Cash, been combined, according to other industry elements was vir- Heard were Award Inks Dobkins for the very first time," Kapp June Carter and the Carter company spokesmen. Earl Woolf said. "As for myself, fan mail tually non -existent. of NEW YORK -Award Music, out. Family. The show was narrated remains as manager Mainland has really taken off since my "Please, just include me and Bob Ellis as manager of Premier Album subsidiary, with me on that by KRAK's Bill Jones and speech down there. It's very Don't even quote vocalist Judy Eric. Artie Ripp a. &r. chief has 'no comment' bit," said one United Artist gratifying." Lynn. signed Carl Dobkins Jr., who Archie Bleyer, another promi- prominent big company sales Pogo Changes Name recently finished stints with the to talk in hI II II I IIt11111011111 It1A111It11111 nent disker indie and head of chief. "I'd have detail f III1111111ItI IIOlI It11IMIII II1tl111f Army and Decca Records. with the lawyer before I could Cadence Records, noted that NEW YORK - Pogo Music Award is currently planning "with prices the way they are, say anything and there's a holi- and Pogo Productions has it." record sessions with Dobkins something is certainly going to day coming up. Just forget changed its name to Geld -Udell case, a large corn - and entertaining bids for his re- have to be done and I think a In another Sparked -Up Dealer Music and Geld -Udell Produc- pany executive said, "Since our cording contract. The firm re- Trade Practice Conference, as leased Doris Troy's master of in any Continued from page 3 Mr. Kintner suggests, is prob- company does not engage "Just One Look" to Atlantic ably the only way to do it. I of these practices, there is noth- Records. Also under Award's think they both (Kintner and ing to comment on. What the closely with Shapiro in formu- banner are Jimmy Jones, the Kapp) had a lot of sensible New Firm Not Romeos, the others may do is strictly hearsay lating plans for building the Hollywood Flames things to say. Unfortunately, the and the Uptowns, all on Vee as far as I'm concerned so I membership and for focusing Jay. Award recently acquired couldn't say anything." industry attention on the in- In Surf Field and his inter- the contract of Carol Shaw. In another comment, also not dependent dealer ests and problems. HOLLYWOOD -When Sea - Cap Summer Push for attribution, the view was ex- of -Tunes Productions, the newly Within hours of settlement on Shoot B -Girl Film Continued from page 4 pressed that "this sort of thing slate, Shapiro formed disk - producing firm the new officer Brian the PHILADELPHIA Music doesn't apply to the big com- and his colleagues turned to the started by Wilson of - Beach Boys and his father Mur- publisher James E. Myers and and - so what are we talking business of formulating a pro- in the Angel, Capitol, Cap panies, ray Wilson makes its services WPEN radio personality Nor- itol-of-theWorld catalogs, and gram. A key aspect of this now about, like 20 per cent of the available to other labels, it will man (Red) Benson are now similarly dealers with involves the hiring of a full -time provides business? If that 20 per cent are be for the production of masters working on their first movie, one free package for each two executive secretary. An active now, they always will outside of the surfing realm. under the Myers & Benson pro- purchased. The Gallic music bad boys program of screening applicants duction banner. be unless the government cracks promotion will be touted with will be commenced soon by a The Wilson's production com- Flick, now in its final editing, space in the New Yorker, Real - down on them." committee. pany will work for other labels stage, is entitled "The Block ites, among other magazines, Another executive commented: The SORD group also went with those labels' artists and (Street of Sin)," based on the plus dealer window and in -store efforts material, but will stay out of "It's all well and good for the on record as supporting congressional B -girl probe last displays. by the Federal Trade Commis- the surfing field. distributors to have their own year. Stars include Dick Lee, Capitol's surfing splash con- sion and/or the Roosevelt com- Joan Weber, Norman Brooks, with organization (ARMADA) and "We don't want to build com- sists of a free album each mittee to improve conditions in petition for ourselves or Capi- Lillian Reis and Bob London. 10 purchased, and covers the we have ours too. That's the the record industry. tol," Wilson said, adding that label's half dozen LP's in its way it should be. They have Trade Show Plans will get first refusal on surfing array. Promotion consists Capitol Offer Benet LP problems and if they want In addition to setting up com- any masters and artists the pro- of a surfboard record rack, dic- their mittees on membership, legisla- duction firm originates. NEW YORK - The Anti - of surf lingo, among the government to settle them, tion and ethics and education, Defamation League of B'nai other point -of -sale aids. that's up to them," SORD will also establish a spe- B'rith is offering a new LP re- cial committee to develop plans cording of the original sound for an industry trade show for McMullin Group track from the CBS-TV adapta- 1964. This would be staged tion of Stephen Vincent Benet's with the help of a professional Says AFM Tax Pulitzer Prize -winning poem convention organization and "John Brown's Body." with the co- operation and sup- Passed Illegally The LP may be obtained port of manufacturers. direct from the ADL office at Other goals will be the reduc- NEW YORK - Eddie Mc- 515 Madison Avenue, New tion to dealers of wholesale Mullin, Local 802 member here, York, for $4. It is narrated by prices with the idea of stimulat- has introduced a resolution to be Richard Boone and features ing consumer business at retail, presented at the September Douglas Camp bel I as John and the reinstitution of close meeting of the New York AFM Brown. ties between local chapters of local, opposing the recently SORD and the national body. passed AFM per capita tax of NARAS Rookies Shapiro, who has served for $6. New per capita tax was some time as buyer for the Jersey passed at the AFM convention NEW YORK -Count Basie, City -based dealer buying co-op last month. Tony Bennett, Paul Desmond, as announced his Peter Nero and Marty Manning known DISC, According to Mc M u l l i n's resignation from the group ef- head the list of new members resolution, the $6 per capita tax who recently joined the New fective with his taking over the was illegally introduced. He SORD presidency. York Chapter of the National claims that according to the by- Academy of Recording Arts and laws of the AFM such a meas- Sciences. ure must be presented to the membership 15 days prior to the Other recent additions to the Record Firms national convention. The resolu- New York Chapter include Dan . or are you missing important areas of information with the tion calls for non- payment of and Marvin Fisher, Leonard Lewis hit and miss purchase of your businesspaper? Why not make Continued tram page 1 the $6 tax up to the 1964 AFM Burkat, Gluckin, Emil sure the news of YOUR industry gets to YOU ... this week Convention when the proposi- Korsen, Billy James, Lou Pastel, . .. every week. tion can be presented "in proper Maida Schwartz and Stephen by the Ruby Braff -George form in accordance with Federa- Bright. Get it fast -get it often -get Billboard Wein All -Stars (possibly Colum- tion bylaws, per Section 28, Arti- bia); Howard McGhee, Martial cle 4, of the AFM regulations." Subscribe Now Solal, recently signed by Victor, Old Band Leader Dies big band and Stan Kenton's Oreste BILLBOARD, 2160 Patterson St., Cincinnati 14, Ohio (Capitol). ATLANTIC CITY - Pincuses Acquire Vessella, a concert band leader Not Definite Pier here for many Please enter my subscription to BILLBOARD for There was no definite com- at Steel mitment at press time regarding Wipeout for UK years and noted recording artist of an earlier year, died June 20 Year 315 Enclosed Philips - Mercury recordings by -1 _New -Payment NEW YORK Music, op- at a nursing home here at the Years $25 EXTRA Issues for Cash Dizzy Gillespie and Gerry Mul- -Gil _2 -Renew _2 erated by and age of 86. Before his retirement ._.3 Years $35 Bill Me ligan. George Irwin Pincus here, has acquired British in 1927, Vessella's Concert Band Above subscription rates are for Continental V. S. aM Canada. The traditional Fourth of July weekend jazz bash opened with Commonwealth rights to the made 138 phonograph records Overseas rate{ oe request. 702 the biggest advance sale in its surfing hit instrumental, "Wipe- of classical and popular music. history. An opening night at- out." The tune is in the firm of He continued writing and ar- tendance of close to 7,500 Robin Hood Music, owned by ranging band music until a few Company packed Freebody Park for John Marascalco in the United years ago. strong performances by the Can- States. The tune will he handled Born in Italy, he came to the Name nonball Adderley Six, Nina overseas by the London- based, United States in 1901, and in Simone, Howard McGhee, The - Pincus firm of Ambassador Mu- 1906 began 21 years of appear- sic, headed there by Lee Pincus. ances at Steel Pier. During the Address lonious Monk, Pee Wee Russell and Stan Kenton's band. Rights for additional overseas winter months, he played at the Producer Wein said a sellout areas are also being negotiated indoors Casino just off the City Zone State was assured for the Saturday by Pincus. The Dot disking of Boardwalk a n d toured the (6) concert, with near sellouts the tune by the Surfaris, is cur- country with his concert band. Type of gala. TON strong possibilities for both Fri- rently No. 10 in Billboard's Hot His daughter and two grand- day (5) and Sunday (7). 100. sons survive.

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Bunny and Me College Act TV GUEST APPEARANCES LOVE THAT BUNNY: And no ono can Gene Norman blame Paul Hampton as pretty New BY RECORD TALENT York Playboy Club lass helps him de- liver his Battle record, "I'm in Love The national network TV guest appearances listed below provide outstanding promotional a op- With Bunny," to jockeys. Sells Niteries portunities for alert, aggressive record dealers and for all others who can benefit from the exposure of these record artists to millions of consumers. This chart should be used as a calendar around which to plan window, counter and other displays. by which the TV appear- HOLLYWOOD - Gene Nor- ances can be merchandised to the record.buying public. man, who has sold his Sunset Strip night clubs, the Crescendo JULY 7 -13 and Interlude, said this week (AU Times Eastern Daylight Saving) he will accelerate his activities in the recording field, concen- MONDAY S -JOSH WHITE trating on his The folk singer provides musical entertainment on "Today" (M- G.N.P. Crescendo TV, 74 Records. He will also serve as a.m.). talent consultant to the new WEDNESDAY 10- ODETTA night club organization which RCA Victor's renowned folk artist will appear on 'Today." bought him out. WEDNESDAY 10 -DELLA REESE, ALLAN SHERMAN Two corporations purchased Johnny Carson will hart songstress Della Ruse and Allan Sharman on this the clubs. They are headed by 'Tonight" show. Miss Ruse's I single is "Mere." Shelly Davis, Hollywood pub- THURSDAY TI- ROBERT GOULET licist, in association with Theo- dore Flier, Beverly Hills attor- Robert boulet sings for Steve Allen on his Westinghouse tapa -syndicated show. The Columbia artist currently has four albums on Billboard's LP chart . ney, representing financial in- TOTEM TRIO: Bob Pozar, Ron Brooks terests. and Mike Lang ferns the Bob Pozar FRIDAY 12 -NAT KING COLE, LES PAUL AND MARY FORD No major policy changes at trio, new jazz group which made its All three guest on "The Jack Pau Skew' (NBC -TV 10.11 p.m., rerun). Cole's "Those Lary -Hazy -Crazy Days of Summer" Is on Billboard's charts. the Crescendo are anticipated big -time debut at Village Vanguard. Act was hold over for extra two-week and acts booked through Octo- SUNDAY 14- MARION MARLOW, BILL DANA stay after winning week at the spot ber by Norman will be Marian Marlow sings and Bill Dana does a tun, as Jost Jimenez on "Ed Sulli- TAL ENT played as prise in fifth annual Collegiate Jazz van." Dena's latest single Is "Jose end Cleopetre" on Kapp. TOPICS according to schedule. Festival competition at Notre Dame. NEW YORK TALENT ON TOUR ARTISTS' BIOGRAPHIES Skillet' Henderson will appear For your programming use here are pertinent facts about hot disk artists. If clipped and in the dual role of conductor (Top record talent in top towns this week) pasted on 3 by 5 cards these biographies will help you build a convenient file of such data. and pianist at Lewisohn Stadium EAST SOUTH on July 20, in the stadium's first Headliners LITTLE "Irving Berlin Night." Program at the Village Van- Peter, Paul and Mary STEVIE WONDER guard through this week will will honor the composer on his are the play the (Tamla) new Miles Davis Quintet and Casino in Virginia 75th birthday, and it is expected Beach this PERSONAL MANAGER: Blossom Dearie. . weekend.... Conway that Berlin himself will be in the Connie International Francis opens at Freedomland Twitty opens (8) at the Palm's Talent Manage- audience. ment, Inc. (I.T.M.I.), Detroit. (I I) for a week.. . Featured Club, Lexington, Ky.... Fea- When Bobby Rydell opens this week at the Freedomland REAL NAME: Steve Harda- next week Steel Pier in tured at the Vapors Club, Hot at the Hootenanny will be Bud and way. Age: 12. HOME Atlantic City it will mark his Travis, the Phoenix Singers and Springs, Ark., this week will be TOWN: Detroit. EDUCA- fourth appearance there in as Ian and Joni James. TION: Now in fifth grade. many Sylvia.... Odetta will years.... Next fall, comic concertize Friday at the New HOBBIES: Stevie has a Jerry Lester will =see a variety walkie- talkie, wants School. . . . Timi Yuro and MIDWEST and to show on CTV, the commercial comic George Kirby are bill be a ham operator. BACK- the Ella Fitzgerald will be the fea- Canadian television network. of fare which opens (I I) at the GROUND: Stevie began The program will showcase Ca- tured guest at the Ravinia Fes- Copacabana. . On July 9, : playing piano and harmonica nadian talent. tival, Chicago, this week. . at age five. Though blind Della Reese follows Eddie Fish- Phyllis Diller When Randy Sparks was pre- er into the Americana Hotel. opens July 9 at the from birth, his handicap wasn't when it came to developing his sented with his first son last Drury Lane, Chicago, for a talents. At his premiere performance at Detroit's Latin Quarter Al Martino will be in Spring month. month, he immediately went out Lake, N. J., at the Royal Manor he sang, played harmonica, bongos, piano, organ and drums. and bought his wife Diane a Stevie first came to the attention of Tamla for IO days, opening July 11. WEST /Motown Records token gift a -a Rolls Royce. On . Teri Thornton opens a week- when he visited the home of Ronnie White, member of the the dashboard he affixed a long- engagement, July 8, at the Barbra Streisand is currently Miracles, to play with Ronnie's kid brother. When Ronnie plaque which read: `To Diane Royal Arms, Buffalo. . . Sam making her Las Vegas club heard Stevie sing and play the harmonica, he introduced him with love, Randy. And thanks Cooke will be at the Club Har- debut at the Riviera... . Cal to Brian Holland, Tamla's a. &r. director. Stevie had some suc- to the New Christy Minstrels, lem in Atlantic City from July Tjader will be playing at the cess with his first Tamla release, "I Call It Pretty Music," but Columbia Records, Greif & Gar - 11 through 17.... Jonah Jones B I a c k h a w k, San Francisco, his latest single "Fingertips" -Part II is a real smash. Stevie ris and Andy Williams." and Bill Dowdy are appearing through July 21. . . . Eddie lives with his mother, three brothers and a sister. Fisher Erroll Garner has just corn - at the Embers this week. . opens July 9 at the Des- LATEST SINGLE: After only four weeks pleted recordings of his themes, Choo Choo Collins holding forth ert Inn, Las Vegas, for a one - on Billboard's Hot 100, "Fingertips" -Part II, is No. 11. composed for the Paramount at the Living Room. . . . On week engagement. . Addis film, "A New Kind of Love." July 8 Betty Johnson bows into and Crofut complete their two - LATEST ALBUM: "That 12- Year -Old Genius, Recorded This marks Garner's first assign- the Persian Room.... Follow- week engagement at the Trouba- Live." ment as a film composer. ing her Newport Jazz Festival dor in Los Angeles on July 14. MGM Pictures is going folk - engagement, Nina Simone will . The Count Basie aggregation nik with a motion picture en- head up the sets at the Village will play one -nighters this week ESSEX titled "Hootenanny,' which will Gate, which will also feature at the Academy Ballroom, Den- (Roulette) feature singers Johnny Cash, Sonny Terry and Brownie Mc- ver (9), the Lampliter Club, Judy Henske, Sheb Wooley and Ghee. . Jackie Mason will Dodge City, Kan. (10); the Vall- NAMES: Walter Vickers, Bobo Lewis. Freddy Karger has play the Malibu in Long Beach Air, Des Moines (13), and the Rodney Taylor, Billie Hill, been signed as musical director on the weekend. Holiday, Chicago (14). Rudolph Johnson (not in pic- for the Sam Katzman produc- ture) and Anita Humes. tion. BARRY KITTLESON . u HOME TOWNS: Vickers, New Brunswick, N. J.; Tay- lor, Gary, Ind.;. Hill, Prince- Unsurpassed a Quality at any Price d ...UN QUOTE' ton, N. J.; Johnson, New GENUINE 8 "x10" York; Anita Humes, Harris- Harpist Gerald Goodman (ex- Gertrude Berg (about a new burg, Pa. AGES: The boys, plaining why he quit playing at musical she is writing herself 21; Anita, 22. BACK- GLOSSY PHOTOS Campbell's funeral parlor): "The for herself): "People ask me if GROUND: The Essex are money was great but I couldn't I can sing. all !EACH My answer is plain four guys and a girl, mem- stand the no- applause." and simple. If Rex Harrison can bers of the United States Marine Corps. The group was started 7* IN 1,000 LOTS Maurice Chevalier (on grow- sing, I can sing." by Walter Vickers and Rodney Taylor, who met while stationed $9.88 per 100 ing old): "In the last 15 years Tory Character in a Herblock on Okinawa. When they returned to Camp Lejeune, N. C., cartoon (about POST CARDS I have done everything in mod- that British busi- they added Billie Hill and Rudy Johnson to their group. The ness): $32.00 per 1,000 eration and that includes drink- "Perhaps Mac might be foursome worked at perfecting their sound, but not until they Copy Negatives SI. ing, loving and raving about glad to have some old, tired heard Anita Humes singing at an NCO club and asked her MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS blood back blonds." in the government to join them were they satisfied with their group. On a short Sire: again." 20,30" $1.85 Attorney -General leave from Camp Lejeune the Essex decided to make the r10" $7.50 Robert Sophie Tucker (talking Kennedy (overheard on the tele- about rounds of the record companies. Their first and only stop Plaza the musical based on her life 7.0233 phone with a stranger): "Yes, was Roulette Records. The day they got to Roulette, they which lasted only six perform- recorded their first two sides, including "Easier Said Than this IS the Attorney- General. ances): "Man, I've taken encores Yes, yes, I tell you I AM the Done." The record was released and became an immediate longer than that." hit. The Essex plan to serve out their respective enlisted terms Attorney- General (hanging up). Comic Mel Brooks (on what. That guy thinks I'm and then to continue in show business. Vaughn is funny): "Tragedy is if I cut Meader and he's going to call my finger -comedy is if I fall LATEST SINGLE: "Easier Said Than Done" is No. 1 on back to make sure." in an open sewer and die." Billboard's Hot 100. Jerry Vale (suggesting a title Sports Fan (on the new Si- LATEST ALBUM: Their first album, A DIVISION Of JAMES 1. KRIEGSMANN for his new album of Italian natra): "Frank hasn't had a fight "Easier Said Than love songs): "How about 'Come in so long he must be Done," has just been released. ,t5 v! .'.h:h SI 51W YORK tl Y managed 36. to Me My_ Manicotti Baby' ?" by Cas D'Amato."

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Wl.ne,.,1 itPOP SPOTLIGHT POP SPOTLIGHT , I.\I I\ I I I I i \ II lill\ TOVARICH THE THEMES FROM CLEOPATRA Original Cast 11111 \ 1.1.11.11 Rome Sound Stage Ork Capitol TAO 1940 1\ , :;.: RCA Victor LPM 2766 (M); It took a long time to get "Tovarich" LSP 2766 (S) on record, but it was worth recording. It has a tat of bright and catchy Stirring of the themes songs performances -in today's show idiom -and at- from the flick "Cleopatra" recorded tractive vocal performances from stars by the Riz Ortola'S ork in Rome. The Vivien Leigh, Jean Pierre Aumont and sound is rich and lush, and the Dyne. the rest of the cast. Since 'Tovarich" groove process adds oomph to the is still running, the set should sell stereo version. Big-styled recording of nicely in New York end Eastern cities the score should help this version give where the show played and among show the sound -track waxing some real com- album collectors. petition. J

SEMICLASSICAL SPOTLIGHT IPOP SPOTLIGHT Q. POP SPOTLIGHT TALES OF OLD VIENNA SHAKE A HAND SO MUCH IN LOVE Vienna Philharmonic Orches- Jackie Wilson and Linda Hop- tra (Boskovsky), London CM The Tymes kins, Brunswick BL 54113 (M); 9340 (M); CS 6340 (5) P -7032 (M) BL 754113 (S) Parkway The fifth vecord in the series featuring the Vienna Philharmonic to music by The first LP by the Tymes should do Jackie and Linda have a live-wire LP the Strauss family Is another miyhtly well with the many fens the here that includes the recent chart ppuuslity release. These have a built -in follow- lads have as a result of the item "Shake a Hand" and a flock of gained ing of fans who have been buying smash single "So Much in love." That gospel-oriented-type tracks. The set has disks of the annual New Year's cort- is as well - tune included in this album big sound production with huge string certa. Again, some lesser -known wwla a of like filled and choir the material as flak standards "Alone;' ork and are es ofi the wish such old "Wonderful "A u t u m n is drawn from the spiritual catalog. Wonderful," "Roses of the South;" "Du ano Du" Leaves" and "Goodnight My Love." Good Such items as "Whole World in His Pi, 'Tales of the Vienna Woods." songs and a strong vocal style make Hands," "Do Lord," and "Joshua" Played with True Viennese elan. this a potent release. "Swing low, Sweet Chariot" as typical.

POP SPOTLIGHT C,V CHIEKEIL IIPOP SPOTLIGHT soul surfin' SOUL SURFIN' BEACH PARTY EIRELEEIIIMIOEUMIE'RMfRTMAEMIf Koi Winding POPE .JOHN \ \IO KAI WINDING Verve V /V6 8551 Chubby Checker FEATURING KENNY BURREIL Here's a wild instrumental album that's Parkway P -7030 (M) bound to score. The set includes Winding's current singles comer "More" and some other great tracks Chubby Checker joins the surfing scene of recent surf hits. In the fast category, "Hero," good results here, results that are "Soul Surfie'," and "Tube are sure to please his fans end help this Wail,' leading tracks, while on the hit side album sell quickly. Chubby brings a lot "Pipline" goes both ays and "Su of excitement such songs as "Surf yaki" and "Comin' Home Beby" get Party" (his new single), Again. Goes' strong calls. Strong "Telstar" -like or- herein and "Let's Surf Again." Also effects are mixed with driving here Lieare "B idlarld," Is 'Twist lip" gan ct guitar work and "limbo Side by Side." and blues by Kenny Burrell.

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This album, recently recorded M Paris, Here's an album that should be fun for Lesley Gore, Mercury MG 20805 BURL . . . shows off today's Maurice Chevalier, who many collectors. It's a sampler with tracks Burl Ives, Decca DL 4361 still retains all of his classic charm and by five different top-flight artists; there Personality. On this album he not only are 10 tracks in all. The first three are LITTLE STEVIE WONDER THE sings few of his old favorites, but also classic Art Pepper performances. On Side DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET AT some newies like "A Song and I," "Sad there are two each by jazz greats King 12- YEAR -OLD GENIUS Songs" and "Straw Hat Twist," all with Pleasure, Lester Young and Billie Holiday. CARNEGIE HALL . . . the indomitable spirit of old. Good spe- Tamia 240 cialty wax. Columbia C2L 26 CALL ON ME THIS TIME BY BASIE: HITS OF Bobby Bland, Duke OLP 77 POP SPECIAL MERIT THE 50's AND 60's . . . HE JAZZ SPECIAL MERIT 0 Count Baste, Reprise R 6070 THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE PIANO PASHA SHUT DOWN Various T 1918 . . . New York Cost. Capitol TAO 1933 Erdogan Caplj. Time S 2074 (S) Artists, Capitol PEGGY LEE MINK JAZZ Capitol T 1850 This the off -Broadway revival of old (1938) Erdogan Capli is a most exciting Turkish Rodgers and Hart show received wonderful pianist who gets a chance to show off his STARDUST reviews and is playing to good audiences. on This iazz- popMiddle Eastern stylings EARL GRANT YES SIRREE! . . The delightful R&H songs like "This Can't impressive disk. Intricate and nventive Boston Pops 'Arthur Fiedler, RCA Victor LM 2670 Be love," "Falling in love With Love" and rhythmic patterns and harmonic changes aD Dec. DL 4405 "Sing for Your Supper" are all here, sung plied to flock of American standards make by well Ellen Hanley and fine cast. Should this a most unusual album. Capli's 14- do well in New York with R and &H fans year -old son Kermin comes through with STEREO SONGS FOR A SUMMER NIGHT .. . everywhere. virtuoso drum work in support of his dad. Various Artists, Columbia PM 2 Worth exposing. NO NATIONAL BREAKOUTS COME DANCE WITH ME . . . POP SPECIAL MERIT IN STEREO THIS WEEK Sammy Kaye A His Ork, Dacca DL 4357 FILM/ MUSIC FROM FRANCE CLASSICAL SPECIAL MERIT BYE BYE BIRDIE . . . Various Artists. Sound Tracks. Philips V * NEW ACTION LP's Bobby Rydell, Cameo C 1043 PHM 200.071 (M); PHS 600 -071 (S) THE PIANO MUSIC OF HENRY COWELL

Here's an album for foreign movie buffs. Folkways FM 3349 These new albums, not yet on Billboard's Top LP's Chart, It's composed of sound -track themes from have been reported getting strong sales action by dealers STEREO 12 movies. Some are vocals and some are Collectors and students of contemporary in motor markets. instrumental. Among the movie themes in- music will find this collection fascinating cluded are music from "The Trial," "Mon- end musically rewarding. The pieces, com- LIVING IT UP . . . sieur Lafayette," "LAUt 1," "Te Seven posed between 1911 and 1929 area testa- Capital MONO Sins" and "Sweet Ecstacy." ment to the progressiveness of this pioneer Bert Kaempfert b His Ork, Decca DL 74374 in contemDOrary music, and as performed and discussed by him, make fora defini- tive package of musical history. Fine notes THE PATSY CLINE STORY . THIS TIME BY BASIE: HITS OF and nicely packaged. Decca DXB l e1'I POP SPECIAL MERIT 176 THE 50's AND 60's . . . BEAT THAT DRUM Count Basic, Reprise R9 -6070 MIDNIGHT BLUE . . . LP 9231 Kenny Burrell, Blue Note 4123 THOSE LAZY -HAZY -CRAZY DAYS There 's a good deal of Nelson product FOLK SPECIAL MERIT OF SUMMER . availabe, but this album is bound to pick KING OF THE SURF GUITAR . . Cole, Capitol ST 1932 up good action because of its variety. The SONGS OF THE AUVERGNE, VOL. 2 Nat King lad and his group swing out on. some Dick Dale b the Del- Tones, Capitol T 1930 ("IIyy n' rock a items, limbo nr two Netania Davrath ( "Here We Go ") and some jazz -like tracks DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET AT Vanguard VRS 9120 (M); VSD 2132 (S) POT LUCK . . . CARNEGIE HALL . . . For the first time, the complete songs of Ramsey Lewis Trio, Argo LP 715 Columbia C2S 826 the Auvergne, in the settings by Joseph Canteloube, are available on disk. This (S) JAll SPECIAL MERIT release, covering the fifth book of the TRINI LOPEZ AT PJ'S . . . SHUT DOWN . . . songs, is a fitting companion to the popu- THE OUTER VIEW lar LP by the same artists covering the Reprise R 6093 Various Artists, Capitol DT 1918 earlier songs. Netania Davrath is again an George Russell ideal interpreter of these adaptations of the lovely French folk songs. Riverside RM 440 (M); RS 9440 (S) CHOPIN POLONAISES "You Are My Sunshine " 12- minute TAU -a docu- GyOrgy Cziffra. Philips PHM 500 -009 mentary on the old tune -is perhaps the JAZZ CONFERENCE ABROAD PHS 900 -009 (51 most memorable recorded in iazz. Shei la (M); Curtis Jazz Ambassadors. Smash IFS]MGS 27034 (M): SRS 67034 (S) vocal ingal MICHAEL HAYDN: DIVERTIMENTO SUBTLE SOUND proves thattdat few can top this gal the RELIGIOUS SPECIAL MERIT **** in FOUR -STAR ALBUMS IN G MAJOR; Jor Burton. Jodar JD 1000 jazz field. The George Russell Sextet i, MOZART: DIVERTI- NEW ORLEANS AT The tour -star rating is awarded new JAZZ THE KITTY top drawer on the other cuts as well. MODZITZER FAVORITES MENTO IN R FLAT MAJOR K. 287 HALLS albums with sufficient commercial pee Members of the Vienna Octet. I.ondon Untie! in their respective categories to CM 9352 6352 Ben Zion Shenker merit being stacked (511; CS (51 by most dealers, FOLK Neginah NRS 1203 (S) one -stops and rack jabbe,s handling BRAHMS: SONATA IN F ODJAZZ SPECIAL MERIT that category. THE WATSON FAMILY MINOR OP. S Folkways F'A 2366 The music created by three generations of Clifford Curran. London Chi 9341 BILL ENGLISH rabbis who were identified with the town of Modzitz, Poland, is brought to life (511; CS 6341 (S) RELIGIOUS here. It is the output Vanguard VRS 9127 of a sect of Jews POPULAR TWO SERMONS BY STEPHEN F. who believed in the use of song to express COUNTRY OLFORD prayer and religious joy. As rendered Word WLP 3249 There's no artifice here, just genuinely PAT BOONE SINGS GUESS WHO? here, the music is both melodic BLUEGRASS OLDIES BUT GOODIES excellent jazz without whimsical and mov- Dot DLP 3501 (M); DLP 25501 (S) played ing, and the are Various Artists. Smash MGS 27028 SPOKEN WORD performance. "Fly Me to the Moon," "7th performances sincere and musically excellent. (M); SRS 67028 151 UNDERSTANDING OF Avenue Bill," and "Makin' Whoopie" are POPULAR MARCHES InvF'X 6281 s" a few sides Bill English and his tour Various Artists. Time S 2079 (S) haftelpers serve up in solid fashion. FOLK GOSPEL

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Charlie Fox, a young (22) serious composer, whose "Burlesque For Fresh Classical Product for Harp and Orchestra" will soon be played by the New York Philharmonic and American Symphony Orchestra, has -as many of By JACK MAHER na, under the direction of more artists which label has his predecessors -had to moonlight until now in the pop field to Fredric Waldman. promoted. A perennial light mu- earn his living. Actually, Fox started out as a student of jazz, NEW YORK - Dealers and The Don Cossack Chorus is sic favorite with Decca Gold studying for three years with Lennie Tristano, before he went the buyers of classical records can under contract to Decca, as is Label buyers is the Original longhair route to France to study with Nadia Boulanger. So his expect continued growth and pianist Guiomar Novaes. Ruth Piano Quartet which racks up impressive portfolio reads something like: two String Quartets, diversity in product from Slenczynska, pianist, and Mar- substantial sales with many Ancient Dance for Solo Harp, Movement for Chamber Orchestra Decca's Classical Gold Label cel Grandjauy, harpist, are two types of repertoire. and other works- before it jumps into arrangements for Dizzy Division. The label, which until Gillespie and Skitch Henderson, last December had its standard and, in addition, a Latin dance and warhorse repertoire sup- album on Gema, entitled "Just plied by Deutsche Grammo- for Fun," featuring composer phon, has been going it alone Spotlight on William Steinberg Fox and his charanga. again and is out to develop s s classical product that is fresh PITTSBURGH -Conductor William Steinberg and the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra are the sub- Two Philips albums, by vio- and novel. This is a policy, ject of a 24 -page spread that forms the major portion of the latest issue of Pittsburgh Quote, a promo- incidentally, that the label's tional of Herbick Held Printing linist Arthur Grumlaux ( "J. S. publication & Company. Bach, Sonatas and Partitas for a. &r. head, Is Horowitz, has Before heading up the Pitts- been following for some years. Violin Solo ") and Baritone burgh Orchestra in 1962, Stein- SETS Gerard Souzsy ( "Schubert Re- Horowitz does not discount served as co- founder of the BEST berg SELLING (Two or more LP's) cital") were recently selected to the importance DGG material Palestine Symphony Orchestra. receive awards for excellence played in helping Decca's clas- Arturo Toscanini, who was that 1. BENJAMIN BRITTEN: from the Italian Association of sical catalog. But the label has orchestra's first guest conductor, CLASSICAL WAR REQUIEM- Various Record Critics. The latter album determined that its strength was so impressed with Stein - Artists, Britten (cond.) -Lon- was also singled out in Eng- really lies in the recordings of berg's facility that he hired him don OSA 1255. land's Gramophone magazine as neglected works, outstanding to become associate conductor ALBUMS 2. MOUSSORGSKY: BORIS one of the best recordings of performances of well -known of the NBC Orchestra in New (Billboard SPECIAL SURVEY 1962. works, or unusual GODOUNOV -Boris Chris- combinations York. After several seasons he for week ending July 6) toff, Various Artists of both. In each case a pre- -Angel became musical director of the 3633 DL. The Minneapolis Symphony requisite is something novel Buffalo Philharmonic, to As reported by dealers carry- prior Orchestra will a de- about the recording that will taking over at the Pittsburgh ing large classical stock. 3. 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THE SOUND OF HORO- George Shearing Quintet. They label even when DGG was experiences recording for Com- WITZ- Columbia ML 5811, -Artur Schnabel, pianist - Angel 4006. will all perform in their familiar under the same roof. Segovia's mand records in Soldiers and MS 6411. roles, save one: George Shear- impact was such that he alone Sailors Memorial Hall. 3. VLADIMIR HOROWITZ- 6. MOZART: C O S I FAN ing will turn on a new facet sparked world -wide revival in "At first I opposed this loca- Columbia KL 5771. TUTTE -Elisabeth Schwarz- when he performs with the or- I kopf, Various Artists -Angel classical guitar. It is interesting tion, because can't hear the 4. SCHUMANN: CARNAVAL chestra in Mozart's Piano Con- to note that all Segovia orchestra there, the ceiling is so S 3631 DL. record- & FANTASIESTUCKE - certo No. 20, in D Minor. ings are active in the catalog. high. I suppose it must be so Artur Rubinstein, pianist 7. WAGNER: SIEGFRIED - None has been discontinued. high to make room for the Lin- - Various Art- RCA Victor LM 2669, LSC Birgit Nilsson, Dramatic soprano, Nancy coln inscription. But the engi- 2669. ists- London OSA 1508. When Decca decided on its neers said, 'The microphones Tatum, from Memphis, Tennes- policy of the recording unusual, hear very well, and we will use see, has, in her debut season it allied itself with musical in- with a lot of them.' Who am I to Before he left for a tour as a Wagner program, and the the Saarbrucken Opera stitutions with the potential to guest conductor at various Beethoven "Eroica" Symphony, Company in Germany, received supply unique material. argue with the engineers? So One of we recorded in Memorial Hall. European summer festivals, all set for fall release. such critical acclaim in the roles these organizations was the New of has I and the Pittsburgh If anyone is interested in a Aida and Senta that she York Pro which, am the only conductor in his- Steinberg Musica, when tory who memorized the Gettys- cut more sides for the Command copy of this booklet, write to: been receiving bids to appear it was signed six years ago, was soon to be released, the Herbick & Held Printing Com- in many of Germany's most in the middle burg Address while rehearsing label, of a project to Brahms' Second Symphony." Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4, pany, Pittsburgh. important opera houses. Nearly resurrect medieval musical all the critics have compared works for chamber orchestra her with Leonie Rysanek, who and chorus. was a beginner herself in that Under the aegis of Noah region in the early 1950's. Greenberg, Pro Musica has re- s . corded a wide variety of past A MUSICIAN'S MUSICIAN The directors of the American musical ages on Decca. The hit International Music Fund have Decca recording of the "Play By BARRY KITTLESON "El Pesebre," which was performed first in Puerto announced the establishment of of Daniel," was the first LP re- Rico and later in New York. Since then Warfield an annual Koussevitzky Inter- leased by Decca with the NEW YORK -Few artists get such consistent has been called upon to repeat this performance national recording award, hon- group. praise and adulation from audiences, critics and several times. Last month it was done at the oring contemporary composers Novel Group fellow musicians as American bass- baritone Wil- Ravinia Festival in Chicago, and on September 5 for excellence of symphonic liam Warfield. Warfield's vocal artistry and musi- will be repeated in Berlin, after which a gala work on records. In the future Decca will re- cal insight are the staples which have made critics performance of the work will be given at the BARRY KITTLESON cord a most unusual wind in- scramble for superlatives to try to do him justice. United Nations on Human Rights Day strument group, which Green- On four separate occasions the U. S. State (October 24). berg calls a "wind band." It Department has arranged concert tours for him. Africa, Southern On records, Warfield has been somewhat has also signed the Abbey Sing- These have taken him to Central through circumstance, until recently. and Southeast Asia, Europe, Australia and New neglected, ers, five voices a capella, which cultural Some years ago, he had been represented by a Zealand, and have earned him the title of varied as spirituals, sacred is an outgrowth of the Pro Mu- was an article in the number of albums as emissary. More appropriate Mendelssohn, sea chanties, and a spe- sica organization. Pro Musica Musical Courier which succinctly observed that songs of cialty of his, pre -Baroque music -all of which recently received a $465,000 "Warfield's voice is his visa." were on 10 -inch LP's. When Columbia discon- grant from the Ford Foundation Warfield has established this kind of pattern tinued pressing 10 -inch disks, they were dropped to aid in its development over in his career: nearly every role he sings becomes from the catalog. His current catalog items, with famous the next 10 years. his exclusive property. Ever since the now one exception on Capitol, feature him only as a 1952 State Department tour of "Porgy and Bess," Another orchestra with which guest soloist. Now, in the next few months, War- which starred Warfield and Leontyne Price, he field will be represented by three important Decca is aligned for similar has been identified with the role. And soon there- releases. growth potential is the Orches- after, when MGM made the film "Show Boat," of Schu- tra San Pietra. The orchestra he was unchallenged as the ultimate interpreter Just released, is a first performance actor, mann's vocal quartet "Spanische Liebeslieder" on had a U. S. concert season last of "Old Man River." Even as a straight Warfield's performance as De Lawd in the tele- Columbia, which features duo pianist Gold and year that took it on 89 dates. Regina vision production of "Green Pastures." is consid- Fizdale along with soloists Lois Marshall, It will play even more dates ered a classic. Sarfaty and Leopold Simoneau. Also forthcoming Columbia is a recording of 10 American folk next season. Warfield's reputation among conductors speaks on by Aaron Copland (who will conduct the Other artists who have had, when he appears as songs, for itself. This December, Columbia Symphony Orchestra). Five of these or plan to have material re- in Handel's "Messiah" with Eugene Or- soloist songs had been recorded previously by Warfield, mandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra, it will leased through Decca are Erica but are no longer available. Morini, Rudolf Firkusny, Rug- mark his 30th appearance with that group. Of fall, RCA Victor will release a new high- giero Ricci and pianist Rosalyn two recordings of "Messiah" on Columbia, War- This field is soloist on both -Bernstein and Ormandy light recording of Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess" Tureck and the late Benno conducting. with Warfield and Leontyne Price, re- creating Moisewitsch. The label is also Last season, Pablo Casals asked Warfield to their historic performances in this popular.Ameri- working with the Musica Aeter- sing the major solo role in his peace oratorio can opera. WILLIAM WARFIELD

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(Lucky) Moeller, 6 vention is slated to get under of the Jim Denny Artist Bureau, 3 4 RING OF FIRE Johnny Cash, Columbia 42788 way Friday night with a four - has chalked up unparalleled hour get -together party pat- success with c. &w. packages this 4 3 SIX DAYS ON THE ROAD 7 terned after that offered at the year, said the August dates will Dave Dudley, Golden Wing 3020 annual convention held in Nash- EARL SCRUGGS, left, displays features the following top - 5 5 LONESOME 7 -7203 18 ville. some of the citations he drawer artists: that Hawkshaw Hawkins, King 5712 On Saturday a series of work- Webb Pierece, Hank Snow, and Lester Fleet received dur- shops and panel discussions are Carl Smith, Carl and Pearl But- ing Lester Flatt Day in Sparta, 6 6 WE MUST HAVE BEEN OUT OF scheduled, with prominent re- ler, Ferlin Husky, Porter Tenn. Lester shows key to the OUR MINDS 11 cording and broadcasting execu- Waggoner, George Jones and George Jones & Melba Montgomery, United Artists 575 tives taking part. The convention city that was presented fol- Red Foley. ABILENE 5 will close Saturday night at lowing parade in his honor. 7 10 George Hamilton IV, RCA Victor 8181 Maple Leaf Gardens with a IIIIIuII 111EIIIII1: 111111EuIII IIIIIIIIIIIII:I III IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII mammoth western show featur- 8 9 SWEET DREAMS (of You) 10 Patsy Cline, Decca 31483 inc I I top c.,\w. names, includ- ing Faron Young, Skeeter Davis, COUNTRY MUSIC CORNER 9 11 I'M SAVING MY LOVE 8 Stonewall Jackson, Carl and Skeeter Davis, RCA Victor 8716 Pearl Butler, Billy Walker, Lefty By BII,L SACHS 10 7 ROLL MUDDY RIVER 10 Frizzell, Webb Pierce, Minnie Wilburn Brothers, Decca 31464 Pearl, Bill Anderson and Carl George Kent, whose new re- late this month.... Some 6,000 lease, "I Got Hurt All Over people saw Station KRAK's 11 17 TALK BACK TREMBLIN` LIPS 4 Smith. Backing up the mam- Ernest Ashworth, Hickory 1214 moth show will be Bill Long and Me," is reported kicking up ex- fourth country music spectacular has signed to work out staged at Memorial 12 12 BUILDING A BRIDGE 3 a group of Canadian musicians. citement, recently of the Wil -Helm Agency, Nash- Auditorium, Sacramento, Calif. Claude King, Columbia 42782 Joe Forster, news editor, ville. . United Artists singer Featured in the talent line -up 13 8 PEARL, PEARL, PEARL 10 CHIQ Radio, Hamilton, Ont., Kathy Dee, managed by Reed were Johnny Cash, Flatt and Lester Flott E. Earl Scruggs, Columbia 42755 convention arrange- is handling Welty, of B -W Music, Inc., Scruggs, Faron Young, the Car- ments. 14 19 NIGHTMARE 6 Wooster, Ohio, Wednesday (10) ter Family, George Jones, Lord- Faron Young, Mercury 72114 concludes an extended promo- ta Lynn, Grandpa Jones and j 15 21 SANDS OF GOLD 4 HOLLYWOOD - Dee ay tional tour of the South. Her Georgia Riddle. KRAK deejay Nash- Webb Pierce, Decca 31488 Shane Wilder, formerly of next UA release is carded for Dick Haynes emseed the pro- ville, and Los Angeles business- ceedings. The next KRAK spec, 16 13 OLD SHOWBOAT 8 man Herb Warme have formed scheduled for September, will he Stonewall Jackson, Columbia 42765 Wit -Mar Records Productions, a gospel concert featuring the 17 GUILTY 1 La- Grammer Joins - with offices at 1710 North Blackwood Brothers and the Jim Reeves, RCA Victor 8193 engaged in the Brea here, to Statesmen Quartet. 18 14 DON'T CALL ME FROM A making of masters for sale to Cody Circus HONKY TONK 9 the various labels. First label NASHVILLE - Decca artist Jim Reeves will be the feature Johnny & Janie Mosby, Columbia 42668 to be released is "Don't Cry," by Billy Grammer will join the attraction at the Miss Tennessee the Innocents, on the Decca Cody Pioneer Circus for an ex- Pageant to be held in Jackson, 19 20 THE OTHER WOMAN 6 label. Meanwhile, Wilder con- tensive tour during July and Tenn., July 24 -27. . Sunny Loretta Lynn, Decca 31471 tinues with his daily four -hour August, it was announced last Lee O'Danlels, heard in the past 20 23 DOWN TO THE RIVER 4 syndicated show, "Spotlight on week. on several of the smaller labels, Rose Maddox, Capitol 4975 Music," now heard on 38 radio Billy joins the circus this week has teamed with her brother, 21 28 DETROIT CITY 2 for a short through Mon- Little Mike, for a duet release stations. tour Bobby Bare, RCA Victor 8183 tana and Idaho, rejoining the on Shenandoah Records. Sides are Kisses," penned 22 29 TIPS OF MY FINGERS 2 THE MOST circus July 22 and continuing "Goodbye, through August. by the late Cowboy Copas, and Roy Clark, Capitol 4956 SONO TALKED Of The circus is under the direc- "Queen of the Back Street 23 27 MY FATHER'S VOICE 6 OF THE YEAR! tion and supervision of Buster Bars," written by Bobby Butler, Judy Lynn, United Artists 571 Doss. who also records for Shenan- 24 25 LOVING ARMS 2 doah. . Hilda Young, wife Carl Butler & Pearl, Columbia 42778 Ernest Ashworth's Farmer's Daughter of Faron Young, and their two 25 - YOU COMB HER HAIR 2 sons, Damion and Robin, are George Jones, United Artists 578 in Germany for a visit with TALK BACK 26 16 TAKE A LETTER, MISS GRAY 14 Features Top Names Hilda's parents. They will be Justin Tubb, Groove 0017 joined there August 1 by Faron, TREMBLING SAN ANTONIO -One of the who is set for dates in Europe 27 22 IS THIS ME? 23 most popular western- atmos- through August. Jim Reeves, RCA Victor 8127 phere dancing spots in South LIPS 28 24 THE ONLY GIRL I CAN'T FORGET... .10 Texas is the Farmer's Daughter Sonny James shows his wares at Poplar Bluff, Mo., July 13; Del Reeves, Reprise 20158 1214 here, built and operated by Bob - 1Hickory 29 18 GOODBYE KISSES 12 hie Barker, a farmer's daughter. Amarillo, Tex., 19, and Big The spot presents top name Spring, Tex., 20. Minnie Cowboy Copes, Starday 621 bands in the country and west- Pearl is routed for Angola, Ind., 30 26 WALK ME TO THE DOOR 20 "TEENAGE ern music field. Coming attrac- July 14; the fair at Alexandria, Ray Price, Columbia 42658 tions include Bob Wills, George Ky., July 20, and Dunkirk, LETTER" Jones, Claude King, Johnny Lee N. Y., July 25.... Joe Sweat, Jerry Lee Lewis Wills, Roy Price and others. Associated Press rep in Nash- ville, has been commissioned to b/w er, Ohio, writes from Hawaii, deeds! The really significant On the bandstand for regular write a country music column to where he has been vacationing: thing is that calls came not only "SEASONS OF MY HEART" Wednesday and Saturday dances run weekly in a string of news- is Adolph Hofner, maestro "Country music is making a slow from the military personnel, but SUN e384 of papers carrying the AP service. the Pearl Wranglers. On Thurs- but steady climb in Hawaii. from Island civilians of all na- Jerry Lee Lewis Jim Gemmill Productions, Many live acts include Western tionalities and fans from the days, Leonard Brown and the Va., has set a With Richmond, coun- music in their shows. The in- outer Islands as well." Frontiersman supply the music, try package, Linda Gail Lewis featuring Wilma creasing popularity of c. &w. mu- and on Friday and Sunday Lee and Stoney Cooper and the sic here is due almost exclusive- . Skeeter Davis plugs her Sun Records guests dance to the tunes of Clinch Mountain Gang, of the the Bluehonnett ly to the efforts of one man and latest releases in showings at 639 Madison Memphis, Tenn. Amel Mann and "Grand Ole Opry," and Shirlee Ramblers. one station -John Livingston, Montgomery, Ala., July 12; Hunter, for a showing at the PD of Station KAHU in Wai- Jacksonville, Fla., 13, and Delle, Lyric Theater, Richmond, Au- pahu, near Honolulu. It was in- Mo., 27. . 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By NICK BIRO Modestly, I'm the world's great- Billboard SPECIAL SURVEY (Chicago Office) est disk jockey and rhymer, and FOR WEEK ENDING 7/13/63 hereby challenge you to an im- Chicago may be the scene for works on mediate in- person battle for the This Last the next heavyweight champion- Woof Week Title, Artist, lkrl & Me. Chart ship of the "Word." WYNR's heavyweight championship of 1 1 HELLO STRANGER 8 Bruce Brown has thrown out the the word." The wire was ac- with Barbara Lewis, Atlantic 2184 gauntlet to rhymer -slugger Cas- companied a poem: sius Clay. Bill Stewart, the Mc- 2 4 PRIDE AND JOY 7 Lendon Corporation's program- "Cassius Clay -you are a farce, Marvin Gaye, Tornio 54079 ming consultant, currently with A loudmouth one to boot. 3 14 EASIER SAID THAN DONE 3 WYNR, was slated to go to Maybe in the ring you're great, Essex, Roulette 4494 Louisville over the weekend to although the point is moot. 4 7 JUST ONE LOOK 4 meet with Cassius and his man- Doris Troy, Atlantic 2188 agers to iron out the details. If Nonetheless I'll take you on. LOVE OF MY MAN 13 well, Brown 5 3 THE all goes Clay and Let's meet behind my mike. Thrula Kilgore, Serock 2004 will do an air show that should I'll sit you down and talk in be one of the year's zaniest. rhyme 6 8 ONE FINE DAY 3 Credit the whole thing to Stew- You choose the words you like. Chiffons, Laurie 3179 art, one of radio's top idea men. 7 2 IT'S MY PARTY 8 It all started with a wire sent I'm Lesley Gore, Mercury 72119 big as Sonny -twice as glib ONE OF THE NEWEST gospel by Bruce to Cassius: "What you I'll tear you right in two. 8 24 SURF CITY 2 groups is the Gertrude Ward are to boxing, in your estimation, My rhymes will leave you reeling Jan & Dean, Liberty 55580 in by the mother I am to radio, my estimation. I'll verb and adverb you. Singers, started 9 9 YOUR OLD STAND BY 5 of well -known gospel artist, Mary Wells, Motown 1042 The Gertrude My mike is yours -you talking Clara Ward. 10 12 YOU CAN'T SIT DOWN 7 fool Ward Singers recently com- Dovells, Parkway 867 To talk to Windy Town pleted engagements in New 11 18 FINGERTIPS (Part II) 3 sit I'll just hack and Liston close York's Bitter End and Phila- Little Stevie Wonder, Tombs 54080 and then I'll rhyme you down. delphia's Second Fret Coffee 12 30 NO ONE 2 House. Ray Charles, ABC -Paramount 10453 I know you're great -and beautiful 13 5 IF YOU NEED ME 10 You've told us many times Solomon Burke, Atlantic 2185 But I'm sure that I'm the boss Coast NARAS 14 6 COME AND GET THESE MEMORIES 12 when it comes to rhymes. Martha & the Vandellos, Gordy 7014 To Elect Board 15 16 MOCKINGBIRD 4 If you're so great -here's your Inez Foxx, Symbol 919 ài- chance HOLLYWOOD - The Los 16 10 PRISONER OF LOVE 10 Jumn on a plane-we'll pay Angeles chapter of the National James Brown & the Famous Flames, King 5739 JAMES BROWN challenged But I'm afraid you're chicken, Academy of Recording Arts and 17 17 NOT ME 3 Jackie (Moms) Mobley to a pal -with a tongue that's Sciences will elect 21 new mem- Orions, Cameo 257 made of clay." checker tournament while the bers to its board of governors, 18 22 WITHOUT LOVE (There Is Nothing) 2 two were sharing the bill on a replacing those whose terms ex- Ray Charles, ABC Paramount 10453 recent East Coast theater tour. It's signed: "Bruce Brown, the pire next month. world's greatest disk jockey, ra- 19 20 HARRY THE HAIRY APE 3 It ended in a draw. Classifications and candidates Roy Stevens, Mercury 72125 dio Station WYNR. for election are vocalists and Not to be outdone, Clay got 20 29 MY TRUE CONFESSION 2 singers: Clark Burroughs, Evan - Brook Benton, Mercury 72135 on the shone and answered with gilian Carmichael, Bill Cole, Yeh, Yeh, Yeh Baby 3 ... this dilly: Marilyn King, Salli Terri; leaders 21 19 SO MUCH IN LOVE and conductors: Allan Ferguson, Tymes, Parkway 781 "THIS IS "After I 'Eenihilate' Bruce Jerry Fielding, Bob Florence, 22 11 IF YOU WANNA BE HAPPY 12 I will he sad Rene Hall, Jimmy Haskell. Also Jimmy Soul, S.P.O.R. 3305 Because there'll he no one END" a. &r. men and producers: 23 SHAKE A HAND 1 THE to make me mad. - by Charles Dant, Jackie Nills, Dave Jackie Wilson & Linda Hopkins, Brunswick 55243 Pell, Neely Plumb, Irving Town- 24 25 YOU KNOW IT AIN'T RIGHT 4 The Fabulons Tell Bruce to be cool send; songwriters and com- Joe Hinton, Back Beat 537 He's no fool posers: J. W. Alexander, BENSON 100 Alan 25 SPRING 5 BIG EASTERN BREAKOUT 'Cause he went to school." Bergman, Mack David, Barry - Birdlegs & Pauline, Vee Joy 510 Nationally Distributed by DeVorzon, Jerry Livingston; studio engineers: Hugh Davies, 26 27 THOSE LAZY -HAZY -CRAZY DAYS RITCO James Gaylord, president of RECORDS Stacy Records, signed Lloyd Mc- Bob Doherty, James Mellow, OF SUMMER 4 604 Tenth Ave. LT I -0576 Neil of Denver. First release: Thorn Nogarth; instrumentalists Not King Cole, Capitol 4965 "Run Johnny Run." John Dolan, and musicians: Harry Betts, Red 27 21 ANOTHER SATURDAY NIGHT 10 BRAND NEW Stacy sales manager. reports ac- Callender, Von Fagerquist, Jus- Sam Cooke, RCA Victor 8164 GREAT tin Borden, Eleanor Slatkin. POTENTIAL tion on "Surfin' Hootenanny" 28 - SHAKE A TAIL FEATHER 1 by AI Casey. . KaI Rudman, Also arrangers: Perry Botkin Jr., MAMA WON'T YOU Five Du- Tones, One- Derful 4815 formerly a rock and roll deejay Ralph Carmichael, Ernie Free- 29 RIVER'S INVITATION 1 N. man, Jack Marshall; art direc- - TURN ME LOOSE at WAAT, Trenton, J., is Percy Mayfield, Tangerine 931 now spinning folk music at tors and literary editors: Stan B/W LaVinger, 30 13 DA DOO RON RON 10 WDAS-FM in Philadelphia... . Cornyn, Allen Harry Crystals, Philles 112 SO LONG- GOODBYE Billy Harper is now promoting Pack, Jim Silke; comedy, docu- for Universal Distributors, Phil- mentary- spoken word: Bill Tan- SUGAR BOY & THE adelphia, replacing Buzz Curtis ner, June Foray, Marilyn Keith, SUGAR LUMPS who is free -lancing. Billy was Sid Kuller; classical: Carmen Dragon, Vernon Duke, Ernest Mercury Re -Signs Pat Opens Offices PEACOCK 1925 formerly with Saul Lampert. Billy claims action on Pervis Gould, Bronislaw Kaper, Ed Herder's "Soul City." Lustgarten and Kurt Rcher. Clyde McPhatter HOLLYWOOD - Indic pro- DUKE -PEACOCK motion vet Stan Pat opened 2.809 Erastus Houston. Texas Al Kelly, Philadelphia, reports CHICAGO Clyde McPhat- new offices this week at 7663 Diane Renay - that is getting ac- ter, popular vocalist, was re- Hollywood Boulevard. Pat is tion with her Ateo disking of Thorn on Jaunt signed by Mercury Records last now handling record promotion "Tender." ... Ted Kellern, Co- week to a long -term contract. for Henry Mancini, Al Hirt, lumbia's promotion ace, reports CHICAGO "Today's Best "MAM'S - Irving Green, Mercury presi- Norman L u b o f f, Grandi "Fcelin' No Pain" by the Del - Hits" by Clebanoff on Mercury dent, announced the negotiations Singers, the Page Seven (all R Satins is taking off. The side is the subject of a 12,000 -mile were handled by Shelby Single- Victor artists), Roland Kirk, TEMPTATION" was written and produced by promotion jaunt this month by ton, Mercury a. &r. director, and (Mercury), Clancy Brothers and D I o n. . Georg ie Wood, Don Thorn, Clcbanoff's person- Major Robinson, McPhatter's Tommy Makem (Columbia) and by WDAS, recently did a show at al manager. Thorn will he on the manager. Oscar Brand (Electra). Cene Chandler Philadelphia's Uptown Theater road some six weeks visiting with Bobby Bland, the Flamin- rack jobbers, record dealers. one - McPhatter's hit singles in- Pat recently completed a four - We Jay 0536 gos, Flip Wilson and Doris Troy. stops and radio stations. Morris clude "Ta Ta" and "Lover year stint with RCA Victor as Bernie Binnick, Swan's na- Diamond, Mercury promotion Please." His latest Mercury al- Midwest promotion manager RECORDS tional promotion man, claims manager, said the album is start- hum is "Clyde McPhatter's from 1959 to 1962 and West 1449 S Ave. action on "Where Is Johnny ing to get good top -40 play in Greatest Hits. Mercury plans ehlcagngo 5. III. Now" by the Sapphires, and the South and is already rated to have Singleton record the art- Coast promotion manager for "Jack the Ripper," Link Wray. in the top three in New Orleans. ist at a session July 2. the past year. TRINI LOPEZ IS HAPPENING IN CLEVELAND!! 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WHERE IS JOHNNY NOW . . ,

I WONDER Sapphires, Swan 4143 (Hill & Range- Tilmar, BMI) (Detroit) Brenda Leo, Decca 31510

OF HITS GROOVY BABY . , . REGIONAL BREAKOUTS Billy Abbott, Parkway 874 (Comoo- Parkway, BMI) from the * (MemphisNashvltle) These new records, not yet on Billboard's Hot 100, have been PLEASE DON'T TALK TO THE reported getting strong sales action by dealers in major market(s) listed in parentheses. LIFEGUARD . AMERICAN JjJVDOIV GROUP Diane Ray, Mercury 72117 (Joy, ASCAP) (Houston) CHINESE CHECKERS . . . Booker T & the MG's, Sfax 137 (East, BMI) RATS IN MY ROOM . . . (Memphis- Nashville) Joey & Donny, Swan 4147 (Juarez, BMI) (Buffalo) SINGLES Chartsville! , SINGLES REVIEW POLICY , Every single sent to Billboard for review is heard by Billboard's ACE oSPOTLIGHT WINNERS OF THE WEEK Review Panel, and its sales po- tential is rated within Its category single spotlights are those singles with Pop sufficient sales of music. Full reviews are pre- in the opinion of Billboard's Review Panel, to achieve potential, sented for Spotlight Picks or CANNON a listing in the top 50 of Billboard's Hot 100 chart. Spotlight Special Merit Picks. All other winners in the music and and blues categories country rhythm singles are listed in their respec- are selected to achieve a listing on the Country Music or R.BB. tive categories. charts. Spotlight winners in other categories are selected on the basis of their potential to become top- sellers in their respec- COTTONFIELDS tive areas. HI-2065 rt POP SPOTLIGHT POP SPOTLIGHT s(p POP SPOTLIGHT NEIL SEDAKA JANIE GRANT BILLY GRAMMER

THE DREAMER TELL LONESOME LIFE (ROndak, BMI) (2:34) MY MAMA (Lyn Lou, BMI) (2:02) -Decca 31514 ( Unart, BMI) (2:45)- United Artists 616 LOOK INSIDE YOUR Janie Grant, the "Greasy Kid Stuff" lass, Billy Grammer has a bright, breezy tide bows on the label with a rousing reading here and ho makes the most of it with a of an uptempo rocker that should interest lively reading of the catchy ditty, which HEART the young fem disk buyers. The backing has a touch of the Tex -Mex style, with adds a lot of warmth. Flip is "Whose (Rondak, BMI) (3:08) -RCA Victor 8209 Heart Are You Breaking Now" (Tee Pee, Flip is "love Gets Better With Time" (Painted Desert) (2:25). Once again Neil Sedaka comes through ASCAP) (2:09). The U.S.A. has been with two sock sides that are smack in the commercial teen -styled groove. Topper is a mighty attractive of material piece POP SPOTLIGHT POP SPOTLIGHT invaded ... by this smash that moves and has some clever double - track work; flip is more in the ballad vein, but it also has zing. Sedaka handles them both with gusto. KING CURTIS NEIL DIAMOND

THE RAN -DELS CLOWN TOWN tilt POP SPOTLIGHT DO THE MONKEY (Blackwood, BMI) (2:28)- Columbia 42809 (T. M:014 Lyne, BMI) (2:31) -Capitol 4998 Here's an impressive new chanter with Here's a pulsating, swing version of a new THE SHACKLEFORDS strong touches of both Neil Sedaka and teen dance item, handed a sock performance MARTIAN Bobby Vee. The tune is a bright one, done by the King Curtis combo supported by with a solid arrangement and handled with choral backing. Curtis comes through with OUR LITTLE BOY BLUE good dual track effects. Definitely worth some wild horn work. Groovy side. Flip is Hazlewood, BMI) (2:23) watching. Flip is Night" (Blackwood, (little Dar)i,- - "Feel All Right" (Kllynn, BMI) (2:30). "At Mercury 72153 BMI) (2:10).

HOP Here's a heart- tugging effort by the Shackle. fords about "Little Boy Blue" who never POP SPOTLIGHT returned to play with his toys, which rust COMEDY SPOTLIGHT CHAIRMAN - 4403 away untouched. The group sings it with feeling and the lead voice talks it with RITA PAVONE sincerity. Could be a biggie. Flip is "Golden JOSE JIMENEZ Bells" (Little Darlin'- Hazleweod, BMI) (2:14). CUORE HEART JOSE AND t't POP SPOTLIGHT (Screen Gems- Columbia, BMI) (2:15) - RCA victor 8212 CLEOPATRA AL MARTINO Rita Pavone, one of Italy's top teen thrushes, comes through with a genuinely PARTS 1 II exciting performance on a tune doffed by & TAINTED Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil. Her vocal (Dana, ASCAP) (3:19, 3:22) -Kapp 540 Smash in R & B field PAINTED, is loaded. with emotion, 4 the ork and chorus backing are outstanding. Side was Jose Jimenez has a mighty funny takeoff here waxed in Italy and she sings it in Italian, on the "Cleopatra" movie, explaining ROSE in his own special of English in the south but it could happen here. Flip is "II Ballo brand why it ( -Capitol 5000 Damion, ASCAP) (2:25) Del Mattone" (BIEM) (2:15). cost so much to make, and HI about the expensive costumes, lunches, etc. Sure to A with a fine style lovely, melodic tune appeal to Jose's many fans and a fine disk receives a warm and touching reading from fora change of pace programming. JOE TEX AI Martino aided by soft, lush backing. It's POP SPOTLIGHT a side that could go all the way and appeal to the kid and adult markets. Flip is "That's the Way It's Got to Be" (Promar- COW. SPOTLIGHT Rambed, Will) (2:15). ROBERT de CORMIER SOMEONE TO FOLK SINGERS RUBY AND KATHY POP SPOTLIGHT TAKE YOUR DANCE, BOATMAN JOANIE SOMMERS LET ME WEAR YOUR DANCE LITTLE BAND OF GOLD LITTLE GIRL BAD (Fall River, BMI) (2:13) PLACE (Okemo, ASCAP) (3:27) -Command 4034 (Sundown- eeaik, BMI) (2:251 -King 5771 (Daywin, BMI) (2:20)- Warner Bros. 5374 A new pop -folk group. the Robert de Here's a clever answer to the recent hit by Joanie Sommers could find herself right Cormier Singers, bow on the label with James Gilreath. It features a country gal DIAL - 3013 back on the charts with this winning effort, lusty, attention -getting readings of a pair duo with nasal, hilltype harmonies, telling a groovy piece of materiel aimed strictly at of folk -styled efforts that could make it the tale effectively. The trumpet spots, the teens market. She sells it solidly and in the pop field. Topper is based on a rural like the original, are also here. Watch this the multi- tracking help, too. Flip is "Wish- folk tune, Side II is in the spiritual groove. one In pop areas, too. Flip is "Heartaches, ing Well" (Lantern, ASCAP) (2:35). strong debut wax. Heartaches" (Sono- Sundown, EMI) (2:10).

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SKEETS McDONALD BOOKER T. AND THE MG'S * * ** Chinese Checkers (East, BMI) (2:23) - * * ** PlumNelik (East. CALL ME MR. BROWN BMI) (2:02). STAX 137 (Le Jean, BMI) (2:26) VIC DANA * * ** Afore (Marks. BMI) 12:18)- **** That's Why I'm Sorry (Sure - THIS OLD BROKEN Fire, BMI) (2:15). DOLTON 81 HEART NANCY AMES * * ** An Elizabethan Ballad (Parts (La lean, BMI) (2:07) -Columbia 42807 I & Ill (Nelco, BMI) (2:23, 2:25). LIBERTY 55598 One of the most effective pairings for the chanter and he could score both ways. First JAMES DARREN up is a smart take off on the "Walk on By;' * * ** Grande Luna Italiana (BIg or "Pretend You Don't Know MW theme, Italian Moon) (Screen Gems -Columbia while the flip is a warmly delivered lament. BMI) (2:55) -* * ** Gegetf (Screen Strong war both ways. Gems-Columbia, BAH!) (2:25). COLPIX 696 GARY CLARKE SPECIAL MERIT SPOTLIGHT * * ** One Summer In a Mallon mPOP DISK JOCKEY (Loy ASCAP) (2:30) -* * ** Theme PROGRAMMING From the Virginian (Lonesome Tree) (Alaska, ASCAP) (1:35). DECCA 31511 BILL McELHINEY ORK THE TEMPTATIONS * * ** Farewell My Love (3obete, BMI( (2:23) --* ** May I Have This DOWN YONDER Dance (lobete, BMI) (2:07). GORDY 7020 (La Salle, ASCAP) (2:16) -MGM 13156 WILSON PICKETT Here's a Might, pop- styled bluegrass offer- (Pd- ing with the happy sound of banjos applied * * ** I'm Gonna Love You to the familiar oldie and neatly abetted by Man-BraInbert, BMI) (2:10) - * ** It's Too Late (Prigan- Correctone, strings. It's a rollicking side that makes refreshing program fodder for many stations. BMI) (2:50). DOUBLE L 717 Flip is At the Cumberland Gap" (Haworth, THE. SPEIDELS ASCAP) (2:11). * * ** Fat Lady )Cho Fis, BMI) (2:02) -* ** I'll Catch a Rainbow (Chu -Fin, B311) (2:10). MINARET 112 SPECIAL MERIT SPOTLIGHT THE SUNSETTERS POP DISK JOCKEY * * ** Moonlight Cocktails (Jewel, PROGRAMMING ASCAP) (2:27) -* ** Summertime In Venice (Pickwick) (2:44). HEART- BEAT 5000 PEGGY LEE BILLY BLAND * * ** Doing the Mule (Maureen, BMI) (2:30) -*'** Farmer in the GOT THAT MAGIC Dell (Screen Gems-Columbia, EMI) (Denslew, ASCAP) (1:43) (2:40). OLD TOWN 1143 BIG BUDDY K A DOODLIN' SONG * * ** White Sneakers and Ber- muda Shorts (Lowey, LIME) (2:211- (Morris, ASCAP) (2:04) -Capital 5001 *** Lumber City (Lowey, BMI) VER JAY 530 The wonderful Miss Lee has two neatly ((2:19). contrasting sides here with the first a LA LUPE Diddley :Mating, 8o kind of swinger, de- Fever (lay -Coe, BMI) (2:17) Wood with solid Mussy authority. * * ** Flip is a 00h (Jazz Standard, BMI) neat, sneaky -* ** ditty, done soft -show style. (2:05). MERCURY 72149 Either side makes mighty good listening. KELLY CORDON * * ** A Phonograph Record (Tele- vision, BMI) (1:58( -* ** I'll Never Be Free (Laurel, ASCAP) (2:46). MERCURY 72136 THE KNIGHT BROS. **** You Hear Me) * * ** Love (Can't FOUR -STAR SINGLES (Horco- Chevb, 6511) (2:39) - * ** The (our.ster rating is awarded new Margaret (Hereo-Chevlp, EMI) (2:09). singles with sufficient commercial pl. CHECKER 1049 tential In their respec)he categories to merit being stocked by dealers, ono JOE HARNELL and rack lobby's handling that * * ** Had (Famous. ASCAP) category. (2:35( -* ** Come Away With Me (Cavalcade, ASCAP) (2:29). KAPP 541 JIMMY WILLIAMS POPULAR * * ** I Gave My Love a Cbery (Eden, BM) (2:49) -* ** The Haff JOEY AND DANNY Man (Eden, BM1) (2:30). ABC -PARA- * * ** Rats in My Room (Parts MOUNT 10741 1 and Hl (Juarez. BMI) (2 :08, 2:38). SWAN 4147 RAMONA KING I Waona Dance (Briarcliff, TERESA * * ** BREWER EMI) (2:08) Ballyhoo (Rule- Second Hand -** * * ** Rose (Pamper, wood-Briarcliff, BM1) (2:19). EDEN 6 BMI) (2 :08) - * * ** Stand In (JungnIckel, ASCAP) (2:21). PHILIPS 40120 POLKA LATEERS LI'L WALLY Dance Party (Unart -Woran, * * ** * * Mosquito Polka (Komara) BMI) (2:35) - * * ** The Smock ** (Jay Jay, BMI) (3:10) I (Unart- Worart, BMI) (2:35). WORI.D - * * ** a Sweetheart (Chce Mkt 1006 Want Dzlewezyne) (lay Jay, BMI) (3:10) - PRINCE GEORGE JAY JAY 287 * * ** The Swinging Preacher LI'L WALLY (Wood, 5-4 ASCAP) (2:50) -* * ** to Me (Przydz Do Time (Duchess, (1:43). * * ** Return BMI) EPIC Jay, (2:50( 9608 Mnie) (Jay BMI) -* * ** Hay Hay Polka (Stan, Slano) (Jay LEROY HOLMES AND HIS ORK la)', 13511) (2:20). JAY JAY 286 * * ** Corazon de Melon (Water- melon Heart) (Peer Intl. BMI) (2:00) SPIRITUAL +' -* * ** Be Mine Tonight (Peer Int'i, BMI) (2:00). UNITED ART - 15TS 612 DIXIE HUMMINGBIRDS * * ** Another Day (Lion, 8511) GLORIA BROWN (2:01) - * ** If You Traut Him * * ** Looking for My Baby (Hill (Lion, BMI) (2:22). PEACOCK 1889 & Raage, BMI) (2:12) - * * ** Happy Birthday (HW & Range, BMI) THE FIVE SINGING STARS (2:20). CHECKER 1050 * * ** Let Me In !Lion, BM) (2:41) - ** Been In the Storm SLIM WHITMAN Lbn, BMI) (2:41). PEACOCK 1890 * * ** Broken Down Merry-Go- Round (Travis, BMI) (2 :03) -* * ** Never (American, BMI) (SAO). IM- JAll PERIAL 5966 THE AMERICAN 4NDON GROUP ART BLAKEY AND THE LOU MONTE JAZZ MESSENGERS * * ** Paulueel (The Italian Parrot) * * ** Backstage Sally (Groove, (Romance-Sal. Songs, BMI) (2:34)- BMI) (6:00) - * ** Contemplation ASCAP) (6:15). BLUE NOTE **** You're So Smart, You're So (Ecaroh, Smart Eh Papa (Romance-Ma. Songs, 1850 BMI) (2:56). REPRISE 20193 LOU DONALDSON DIMITRI TIOMKIN * * ** Cloy of Love (Shapiro- * * ** The Peking Theme (So Little Berrutell, ASCAP) - * ** Avalon Time) (Broruton, ASCAP) (2:13)- (Remick, ASCAP). BLUE NOTE **** Moon Fire (Bronston, ASCAP) 1832 (1:59). COLUMBIA 42828 (Continued on page 29)

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Illllllpllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'. FUN & BUSINESS CAN MIX, Chet Ward Wheel in Jay Records CAEDMON TIES CHICAGO - Chet Ward, He'll also record as a vocalist WTAQ deejay, is among the for the label. President of the IRS SAYS DEDUCTIVELY IN WITH BARD principals here in Jay Records, firm is Jay Pinley, a real estate new label specializing in c. &w. invester. not have to WASHINGTON - IRS has other day and does AT FESTIVAL and pop releases. Ward's c. &w. show is heard backed down a little in its final immediately follow or precede Ward serves as executive vice - on WTAQ evenings from 7 -8:30 regulations on deductible enter- the business talks. NEW YORK -Caedmon Rec- president and a. &r. director. and 10:30 to midnight. Artists tainment expenses for business- Good -will entertaining has ords has effected a tie -in of its signed to date include: Bill men. Connections between the been stretched to cover not only Bard play- recordings and the Madewell, appearing in Chicago entertainment and the ultimate those present who may have American Stratford (Conn.) clubs and a guest on the "Grand business results need not be as some actual or hoped for busi- Shakespeare Festival now un- '81/2' Track Ole Opry" show; Chuck Edward, close as originally proposed: ness connection, but anyone der way. road vocalist with George Jones business ex- "Less immediate "closely connected" with a par- The label has stocked a com- on RCA and Tex Williams, and Bob pectations" can put the expense ticipant -such as a wife. of the recordings Out Eaton, formerly with Decca. IRS now plete catalog in deductible category, under which are displayed and sold will open an says. A business associate, NEW YORK The original Ward said Jay the amended rules, can now in- in the festival theater lobby sound track album- of Federico office in Nashville shortly. First Costs of tickets to shows and clude the taxpayer's customer, shop under the Shakespeare Fellini's latest motion picture, releases will be c. &w., followed The other entertainment can be client, employee, agent, partner Recording Society crest. "81/2" is being released by by pop. Cedarwood Publica- treated as gift or entertainment or professional adviser "whether shop sells Caedmon's Shake- RCA Victor International, si- tions, Nashville, will handle pub- expense, whichever gives the tax- established or prospective." speare play sets exclusively. multaneously with the film's lishing. payer the better break. Addi- New T & E regulations were In addition to the recordings, U. S. premiere. can tionally, the businessman technically effective as of Janu- Caedmon is offering a special As he did for Fellini's "La categories any shift gears on the ary 1, 1963, but IRS says it will four -page folder listing all of Dolce Vita," Nino Rota, noted time within the taxable year. resolve all reasonable doubts in the plays available free to festi- Italian composer, has written Lou Monte When business and entertain- favor of taxpayers for expenses valgoers. the "81/2" score. The Fellini ment are mixed, the time spent incurred between January 1 opus, which stars Marcello Mas- IIII Leslie II IIII IIIIIII IIIIII IIIIII IIII: Sues on the business aspect of the and July 31, 1963. A transition II II II II IIII II IIIIIII IIIIIII IIII II IIIII IIIIII troianni, Claudia Cardinale, Sandra Milo, evening does not have to be period for setting up entertain- Anouk Aimee and NEW YORK - Lou Monte, longer than the fun time. Also ment expense recording has been has already received press ac- Reprise recording artist, has 31. claim. track album the entertainment can be on an- extended to July The sound filed a $500,000 damage suit Del Medico was in Italy. recorded in New York Supreme Court

IIIIIVIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II II II IIIIIItpIIIlltIIIIIIlIli1111111VIIIiiIIIII against Cy Leslie and Pickwick To Smash International, Inc., of Long Is- Nice Things Happening to Gloria SINGLES PAIR land City for the unauthorized CHICAGO - Smash Records use of his name and photo in Joe Del Medico connection with an album re- CHICAGO -It all happened CKEY, Toronto, and rated has named GOES GOSPEL its Eastern regional promotion lease entitled "Spotlight on Lou in a hurry for pretty, 17- year-old heavy air play at stations such One of the Gastonia, N. The post was formerly NEW YORK - Monte." Diane Ray from C. as WMCA, New York. manager. efforts to be the unanimous first pop gospel The suit also charges Pick- First she was held by Doug Moody, who dou- recorded and released by cur- winner over 110 acts in a talent WLTC in her home town wick with substituting another bled as promotion and a. &r. rently hot singles artists is the for Monte on all but contest sponsored recently by the Gastonia played the record every singer director for Smash. Brunswick album, "Shake a cuts in the album. The Thons radio chain. its entire broad- three 10 minutes for Hand." It stars Jackie Wilson waxing was released and is be- Among the judges was Mer- casting day June 10. Diane has Charles Fach, Smash head, The LP in- with addition of and Linda Hopkins. ing merchandised as a low price a. director Shelby Sin - also started her own disk jockey said that the cury's &r. would con- cludes such titles as "Swing Low album selling at 99 cents. gleton, and Diane shortly found show on WLTC, Monday Del Medico, Moody Got the his in the a. &r. Sweet Chariot," "He's The singer's manager, George herself with a Mercury contract. through Friday from 3:05 to centrate efforts His Hand," Medico was formerly Whole World in Brown, told Billboard that he Her single, "Please Don't Talk 4 p.m. She has also become field. Del "Yes Indeed," "Down by the local celebrity, promotion manager for RCA and Monte have received com- to the Lifeguard," was named somewhat of a Riverside" and "When the Saints of the al- Denver, last feted as guest of honor at Victor, covering the Baltimore, plaints from buyers a Pick Hit at KIMN, Go Marching In." bum the substitution a Battle a Gastonia Junior Chamber of Washington and Virginia ter- protesting and KOIL, Omaha; of singers. Winner four nights in a row at Commerce dinner. ritory. IlIItIIIIItIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIlIIIIIfllIIIlIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

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JIM KANDY the Able (Sixty-Six, BMI) (3:30). lication, will publish the pro- hours, and has an effective eral Trade Commission, which * * ** Looking Through a Teardrop KING 5777 grams for all cultural events reach over entire suburban areas has Pulse under consent in wake (Euclid -Tom Cat, BMI) (2:20( - REX RINEHART taking place in Carnegie Hall with high income characteristics. of complaints on inaccuracies The Only Girl for Me * * ** * * ** In Case of Accident (Cedar - in New York These claims for the longhair and heavy weighting in (Window, BMD (2:24). KASH 1008 starting September factors wood, BMI) (2:30) - * ** You of this year. will music on radio are made by Pulse findings. LOUVIN BROTHERS Never Called Me Joe Before (Cedar - The publication * * ** A Message to Your Heart wood, BMI) (2:40). JED 0002 will be a magazine size and type WGMS, Washington's "good (Pamper, BMI) (2:211 -**** I'm THE TEXAS PLAINSMEN program with a four -color cover music" station here, and are Glad That I'm Not Him (Central * * ** Rolling Stone From Texas of the inside of the hall. It will based on a market research Songs, BMI) (2:47(. CAPITOL 4999 (Garb, BMI) - ** Steel Guitar include annotations, study conducted by Pulse, Inc., Metromedia PAT ZILL Walt. (Gayle, BMI). PLAINSMAN program ar- * * ** The Key Is In the Mall Box 5228 ticles on a wide range of subjects in November, 1962. (Briarcliff, BMI) (2:19) -* * ** I connected with music and the Perry S. Ury, general man- Buys Couldn't See My Heart Before My allied arts, picture spreads, and KLAC Eyes (Pamper, BMI) (2:05). ERA 3108 INTERNATIONAL ager of WGMS, says it is clear book and record reviews. from the Pulse study that the WASHINGTON - Sale of WILLIE NELSON LINDBERG SISTERS KLAC, AM -FM, Los An- * * ** Take My Word (Pamper, * * ** Boy and Pied Piper -** Roland Gelait, editor in chief sales role of the classical music BMI) (1:50) -*** Feed It a Mem- Sunshine Cottage. LODESTAR 102 of High Fidelity, will hold the station no longer be limited to geles, to Metromedia, Inc., for same post for the program; institutional product advertising. $4,500,000 was okayed by the Leonard Marcus will be man- As a complement to fill out TV Federal Communications Com- aging editor. The full comple- advertising, classical music sta- mission last week. The FCC MUSIC AS WRITTEN ment of international corre- tions have importance to any granted the switch from Hall spondents of High Fidelity will TV advertisers who wants total Broadcasting Company, Inc., function as contributors to the market saturation, says Ury, with $300,000 of the prize PITTSBURGH Miami and Glen Miller, who program to allotted for the FM facility. Sale participated in Atlantic Rec- report on cultural particularly in suburban areas Ritzy Lee, a member of the the events includes agreement that Mor- ords get- together in New York throughout the world. where there is concentration of Del Vikings, has waxed a solo One of the regular features more educated and higher in- timer H. Hall will not operate stint "Kiss Me" for ABC -Para- City. other radio stations within 50 will be called "Those Were the come audience who are not TV mount, and leaves to continue LEONARD MENDLOWITZ stiles of Los Angeles for 10 Days" and will stress the long fans. his vocal career in Los Angeles MILWAUKEE history and tradition of the hall. years. on July 15.... Belle Barth is RKO General Broadcasting's Metromedia owns radio sta- National Sales is sending copies being paged to make her Holi- The fifth annual Wisconsin 'nlllllnnllllllllllnlllllllmlllllminlnlllllnlllllnnlln)tlnnn)IInnI tions in Kansas City, Mo.; day House debut on July 15. Music Industry Golf Jamboree of the Pulse study to major ad- Cleveland, Philadelphia, and vertising agencies and adver- . Violinist Florian ZaBach is will be held Wednesday, Sep- New York City. It also has the final attraction at the Hori- tember 11, at the Tumblebrook Karshner Takes Over tisers. A similar study of heavy seven TV outlets, including radio listening the higher zon Room at the Greater Pitts- Country Club, Pewaukee, Wis. Cap Midwest Post by KTTV -TV, Los Angeles, re- burgh Airport before the room Plans call for a full day of ac- income, non -TV viewer, with cently acquired for $10,300,000. closes until October 7. tivities topped by record indus- PITTSBURGH - Rodger similar findings, was also made Nick Lomakin, owner of four try entertainment at the dinner. Karshner, manager of Capitol by Pulse in San Francisco, at Pittsburgh record shops, will John Plimpton, Bay Music Cen- Records branch here, exits the RKO General request, in Octo- attend the Music Record Deal- ter, is chairman of the commit- post to take over duties as re- ber, 1962. Washington has high- ers convention in Chicago next tee, assisted by Harry Jacobs Jr., gional promotion manager for est concentration of professional ADVERTISING IN month, and will visit Las Vegas, United, Inc.; Bob Blie, Decca the label. people, highest percentage of BUSINESSPAPERB Los Angeles and San Francisco Records; Bob (Coffeehead) Lar- Karshner, who will headquar- college graduates (26 per cent) of MEANS BUSINESS in before returning home. . . . son, WEMP; Les Lerche, Mor- ter in Columbus, wil promote any city the U. S., double its Back home from attending rec- ley- Murphy Company and Bob the label's LP's and singles nearest competitor, San Fran- ord conventions are Nick Cenci Rippey, Triangle Music. there as well as in Cleveland, cisco. of Fenway Records who was in BENN OLLMAN Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Pulse ratings of radio listen-

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21 15 TWO KINDS OF TEAR - 3 NEIGHBORHOOD SONG - 4 5 DEAR HEART-Teddy AUSTRALIA DROPS -Del Shannon HOLLAND The Roosters (Kul Israel) Randazzo (ABC- Paramount) (London) Music -Dyna Products (Courtesy Music Maker, Sydney) -Vicki ICourtese Platennleuws, -ACUM 22 24 HEY MAMA- Frankie Amersfool) 4 3 LIKE I'VE NEVER BEEN 5 9 KISS ME QUICK- *Denotes kcal origin Vaughan (Philips) -happell This Last GONE -Billy Fury ( Decca) Elvis Presley (RCA) - 23 14 YOUNG LOVERS -Paul and Week Week -Shapiro- Bernstein Filipinas This Last Paula (Philips)-One Four Week Week Two Music I I BUONA NOTTA BAMBINO 5 - SOULVILLE -Dinah 6 4 PROMISE OF LOVE - Washington Sandy 17 -Rocco Granata (CNR)- (Roulette) - Stewart (Colpix)- 3 ITS MY PARTY 23 CANT GET USED TO - Picture Music. loop DeLarue-Nom, BMI FAMA Lesley Gore (Philips) - LOSING YOU -Andy Porlengen, Haarlem 5 Schroeder Williams (CBS) -Manor 6 CANT GET USED TO 7 6 LET'S GO STEADY AGAIN Music 2 2 LUCKY LIPS -Cliff Richard LOSING YOU -Andy -Neil Sedalia (RCA) - 2 6 I LOVE YOU BECAUSE - 25 29 RONDO- Kenny Ball (Pye) (Columbia) -Belinda/ Williams (Columbia) - Filipinas AI Martino (Capitol) - Brenner. BMI -Filmusic Amsterdam 8 8 TWO OF A KIND - Allans 26 SWING THAT HAMMER- - 3 3 BLUME VON TAHITI - 7 9 LOVE LETTER- Aliza Sue Thompson (Hickory) - 3 2 JEZEBEL E.G. -Rob 'Mike Cotton and His Gert Timmerman (Tele- Mille) (Kol Israel) -ACUM Dyna Products (Festival) -Davis Jazzmen (Columbia) funken)- - Holland Music 8 10 55 DAYS AT PEKING - 9 - I'LL SEE YOU IN MY I Allegro Music 4 TAMOURE -Bill Justis Amsterdam The Brothers Four DREAMS -Jimmy Reed Hawkes 27 21 PIPELINE -Chantays (Philips)- Boosey & 4 4 VAN -Subar Music (Columbia) -Mareco (London) -World Wide RITME DE REGEN - (Columbia) S 13 MOVE BABY MOVE Rob de - Music Nils (Decca)- 9 - TWO FACES HAVE I 10 - I WILL FOLLOW HIM- Johnny O'Keefe (Lecdon)- Chappell & Co.. Amsterdam Lou Christie (Roulette) Little Peggy March (RCA) Davis 28 - TWIST AND SHOUT - - Isley Brothers (Stateside) - 5 5 JUNGE. KOMM' BALD Painted Desert, RTD, BMI -Filipinas 6 5 HOW DO YOU DO IT- Sherwin Music WIEDER- Freddy (Polydur) 10 4 I'LL FOLLOW HIM -Little the Gerri and Pacemakers 29 27 HARVEST OF LOVE -Bens /Altopa, Amsterdam Peggy March (RCA) -Leeds, (HMV) -Leeds - Benny Hill (Pye)- Wetbeck 6 6 BLAME IT ON THE BOSSA ASCAP SPAIN 7 4 PUFF- Peter, Paul and Mary Music NOVA -Eydie Gorme (CBS) (Warner Bros.)- Allans 30 27 NOBODY'S DARLIN' BUT -Editions Altopa /Amster- (Courtesy Dlsconraala, Madrid) MINE- Frank Yield dam 8 9 PIPELINE -The Chantays ITALY This Last (Columbia) Maurice (London)- Alberts -Peter 7 WINI -WINI -Die Tahiti Week Week 9 - MY HEART SAID BOSSA Tamoures (Polydur) -Joop (Courtesy Muslim e Disc's', Milan) I 5 CARINOSA Dinamico NOVA -Irene Reid (Verve) Portengen, -*Duo Haarlem *Denotes local origin (Voz Amo) -Musica Sur -Leeds DENMARK 8 DAS LEBEN KANN SCHON This Last 2 2 TOUS LES GARCONS ET 10 10 SUMMER HOLIDAY - Last SEIN- Anneke Gronloh Cliff Richard (Columbia)- Week Week LES FILLES-Francoise Week (Philips) -Benelux Music Hardy (Hispavox) Altars Weer) I IL BALLO DEL MATTONE/ I LUCKY LIPS -Cliff Richard 3 I CHARIOT -Ennio Sangiusto it DON'T YOU FORGET 9 - IT- (Columbia)- Belinda 9 SUMMER HOLIDAY - CUORE -Rita Pavone (Better)- Armonico Perry Como (RCA) - 2 SAG MIR WO DE BLUMEN Cliff Richard (Columbia) (RCA) Chappell -Les. Ed. Int. Basars L.C., 4 3 FIVE HUNDRED MILES - SIND- Marlene Dietrich (HMV) 2 3 IL TANGACCIO- Adriano Los T.N.T. (RCA) -Robert 12 8 FOOT TAPPER -The Amsterdam -Mork Celcntano (Clan) Meltin- Iberica Shadows (Columbia)- Allans 3 10 10 SAY WONDERFUL THINGS - SAG' MIR WO DIE 4 QUELLI DELLA MIA ETA' 5 6 CRYING IN THE WIND 13 SUKIYAKI -Kyu Sakamoto Ronnie Carrel (Philips)- Imudico BLUMEN SIND -Marlene - - -Francoise Hardy (Vogue); Paul Anka (RCA) -Hispavox (HMV) -No publisher i I WILL FOLLOW HIM- Petula Dietrich (HMV) -Les Ed. *Catherine Spaak (Ricordi) Clark (Vogue) Int. Basars L.C., Amsterdam 6 4 MARIA -Andy Williams 14 14 FROM ME TO YOU -The 4 2 I TUOI CAPRICCI -Neil Beatles (Parlophone) 5 FROM A JACK TO A KING - (CBS) -Del Mundo -No Ned Palace Sedaka (RCA) Miller (Karusell)- 7 RETURN TO SENDER Publisher 5 - - 8 CUANDO BRILLA LA 6 THE END OF THE WORLD - HONG KONG Elvis Presley (RCA) 15 12 PROUD OF YOU - Skeeter Davis (RCA) -Multitone LUNA- Marcelios Ferial - Justin Aberbach Jay (HMV) -Castle 7 HAN SKAT. I GLAS OG RAMME Lasl (Durium) Ihls 8 SAY WONDERFUL -Grete Klitgaard (Tono)- 6 - Week Week 6 STESSA SPIAGGIA STESSO THINGS -Patti Page (CBS) Winckler MARE -Mina (halides); BRITAIN e HOW DO YOU DO IT -Gerri and 2 THE END OF THE WORLD *Piero Focaccia (CGD) 9 - STASERA PAGO IO- the Pacemakers (Columbia)- -Skeeter Davis (RCA) Jase Guardiola (Voi Amo) 7 9 NON AMARI COW- IA specially prepared Ilst compiled prior Sonora 2 - IF MY PILLOW COULD -Del Mundo TALK Steve Lawrence (CBS) to pubikatlon by the New Muskal 9 LITTLE BAND OF GOLD - -Connie Francis 10 8 LIMBO ROCK- Ennio Express, London) James Gilreath (SoneO- (MGM) 8 5 A NEW ORLEANS -Adriano Sangiusto )Belter)- Winckler 3 3 DON'T TRY TO FIGHT IT Celenlano (Jolly) *Denotes local origin Armonico 10 KEEP ON DANCING - BABY -Eydie Gorme (CBS) 9 10 BACI -Remo Germani This Last Brian Foote ( Decca) 4 5 LUCKY LIPS -Cliff Richard (Jolly) (Columbia) Week Week 10 7 VITA DIFFICILE- Peppino S 7 THOSE SOUTH AFRICA LAZY -HAZY -CRAZY Di Capri (Carisch) I I I LIKE IT -Gerri and the DAYS King Cole EIRE -Nat (Courtesy Southern African Record Pacemakers (Columbia) - (Capitol) It IS NORMA -'Tony Dallara Dick James Music 6 4 I WILL (Music) Islanufaemrers and Distributors' Assn.) 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Dublin) FOLLOW HIM - 2 3 ATLANTIS -Shadows This Last Little Peggy March (RCA) 12 - HEY PAULA -Paul & Paula This Last (Columbia)- Francis, Day Week Week 7 8 IN DREAMS -Roy Orbison (Philips) Week Week & Hunter (London) 13 MAMALUK- Milva (Cetra) I I TO - I I I WILL FOLIAW HIM WELCOME MY WORLD 8 I YOUR USED TO BE- - 3 2 IF YOU GOTTA MAKE A 14 12 CHARIOT -Frank Pourcel Little Peggy March -Jim Reeves (RCA) -142 Brenda Lee (Brunswick) (RCA)- FOOL OF SOMEBODY - Music (VdP); *Betty Curtis (CGD) Waldeck 9 I YOU and the -- LOVE BECAUSE - Freddie Dreamers 2 6 I and the 4 LUCKY LIPS Richard LIKE IT -Gem AI Martino (Capitol) 15 - 1 CANT STOP LOVING -Cliff (Columbia)- Feldman Music Pacemakers (Parlophone)- (Columbia)-Cromwell 10 - SURFIN' U.S.A. -The Beach YOU -Ray Charles (VdP) 4 8 DECK OF CARDS - Dick James Boys (Capitol) 2 BLAME IT ON THE BOSSA Wink Martindale (London) - 3 _ LUCKY LIPS -Cliff Richard NOVA -Eydie Gorme (CBS) Campbell- Connelly (Columbia)- Cromwell NORWAY -Aldon 5 END OF 5 4 TAKE THESE CHAINS 4 IN DREAMS -Roy Orbison 4 6 THE THE WORLD (London)- HUNGARY -Skeeter Davis (RCA) FROM MY HEART- Chappell (Courtesy Verdece Gang. 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www.americanradiohistory.com 32 BILLBOARD JULY 13, 1963 Chart Shakeup Puts Elvis 16th By CHRIS HUTCHINS clear lead of 300 points with Pacemakers (Columbia); No. 7, his total of 877 but the second the Springfields (Philips); No. 8, LONDON -A points table- half of the year promises special Billy Fury (Decca); No. 9, Del which is calculated every six interest in the shape of his near- Shannon (London), and No. 10, months from the New Musical est rivals the Beatles (Parlo- Roy Orbison (London). Express has - charts - revealed phone) who have only made The results give EMI a mo- some astonishing changes dur- three singles since being signed nopoly of five places with artists ing the first six months of 1963 to Parlophone last fall. of local origin -both the Beatles as regards high -selling record Columbia's Frank Ifield is and Gerri and the Pacemakers artists in Britain. placed third - 26 points ahead being comparatively new sign- Elvis Presley -who was still of the same label's the Shadows ings by George Martin who in No. 1 position when the table in fourth position. Remainder leads the wave of Liverpool was last compiled at the end of of the 10 are No. 5, Jet groups currently being rushed 1962 -drops to 16th place. Co- Harris and Tony Meehan to London for recording pur- Berlin Film Festival lumbia's Cliff Richard has a (Decca); No. 6, Gerri and the poses. Showcases Tracks AUSTRALIA Seek New By SAM'L STEINMAN records but to three labels which BERLIN - Film composer included Boite de Musique, La Georges Annie, whose sound Voix du Maitre and Odeon. Methods tracks have appeared with both An American short, "On the Low Price Peril American and French films, Sound," made by Fred Baker conducted a forum on "The with score by Gigi Gryce, was In LP's Cited Origin and Use of Film Music" devoted to jazz. Piero Piccioni's In Brazill at Congressehalle during the score for Italy's "The Devil" also By GEORGE HILDER Berlin Film Festival. The latest relied largely on jazz, while Fin- By MAURICIO QUADRIC. 19 Todman Avenue emphasis on the importance of nish jazz recordings furnished Kensington, Sydney, NS.W. this music has become evident. backgrounds for Finland's "Open RIO DE JANEIRO - While United Artists is planning to Door," which also carried orig- record sales are coming down, Concern is felt in some quar- inal string quartet music by ters of the trade in Melbourne bring out a disk which features the phonograph market is grow- the spiritual "Amen" and several Usko Merilainin. ing and TV sales have been stab- over the dumping of top A -grade products in the album field. German religious hymns which ilized. Companies that are pro- in in the Serious drops in sales of A -grade are heard "Lilies Field," ducing both TV and phonograph which had its world units have LP's at standard price have been premiere World Notes three months stock MUSIC IS GOLDEN: Peter here. of TV sets, while they are four noted by most companies over Distributor of the Larry Doug- Thomas (left), composer of and a half months behind in the past few months, mainly at- Opening event of the Festival las disk "Common Market" in the score phono deliveries. Production es- tributable to the release onto the for "Fog Over Tern- was Germany's "Delay in Holland is Artone Records. The timate in 1962 was 150,000 market of big -name current al- plehof," was honored with Marienborn" with score by Peter same writer has two new ones mono sets and 30,000 stereo. bums at less than half price, the Golden Film Band, top Thomas, musical director for on Ronnes Record by Pille Projections for 1963 are 250,- following the cessation of one honor of the German film in- Philips of Germany, who hopes Georges "Rock -a -Bossa (in Mi- 000 mono and 80,000 stereo. label in this city. Both dealers dustry, for the second time to put his 12 -tone score sound lano)" and "Marche Commun." and companies face a lean track on disk. If this is done Even more interesting figures time with this film, having previ- "Puff the Magic Dragon," by in LP sales until the residue is it will be the first time a German concern record consumers: 27 ously won in 1960 for "Escape Peter, Paul and Mary on War- absorbed by the now price - score has been placed on a rec- ner Bros. has been banned in per cent female and 73 per cent From Berlin," With Thomas cord. All such records available male; 32 up to 25 enlightened record buying pub- Switzerland. Seems "Puff" in per cent lic. are other winners for the in Germany up to now have years of age. Could be that permanent German means brothel or bor- damage will result and a large same film, Willy Tremper, come from American, English dello. The record, however, has Estimates are that there has slice of the market won to the producer- director. and French films. Nathan Gross, been most successfully exploited been a 30 to 50 per cent fall in low -price product. author and star of "The Cellar," through Musikvertrieb, exclu- the general market; the record Buster Noble off to England. Israeli entry here, also composed sive distributor for Seeburg, and market has Far East July 20 on a shopping fallen 40 to 60 per Reg Lindsay, tour for new musicals. He has the score which goes with the has drawn great play in the Al- cent in the last three months. film. It will be issued in the who has been touring for the announced that his company has pine land through this height- This depressed state of business country of origin. ened box play. past 10 years, is settling down acquired Rodgers and Hammer - juke has been influenced strongly by in Sydney to concentrate on ra- Among recording artists from the credit regulation established stein's "Carousel." ARC will dio and television. He would like the various lands who have made recently by the government. release Broadway -cast album to hear from c. &w. disk jockeys of "Carousel" August 1. RCA personal appearances here are The record industry seems un- and record companies in the introduced another low- priced Charles Aznavour, Petula Clark BELGIUM able to compete with other more U. S. His address is 22 Wolli album label on the market early and Eddie Constantine. While powerful industries which are Creek Road, Banksia, N.S.W. in July. It is the Victrola label, they are Fernch, English and competing with the music mar- Garnet H. Carroll leaves which will concentrate on clas- American, respectively, their ket. Dealers prefer to stock re- for New York, London and the sical music. greatest successes have all been Sales Slow, But frigerators and air- conditioning The Federation of Broadcast- in France, whence they have be- sets, which are fast moving IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIII ing Stations have banned the come internationally known. items, rather than records. Lack Riverside album, Roberto Nicolosi has composed A Couple Score of advertising "The Establish- and promotion FRENCH TEENS ment," released by Philips Rec- the score of "The Reunion," the does not urge the public to buy Italian entry which world pre- By JAN TORFS ords. . . Col Joye, Festival records. miered it will Stuivenbergvaart, 37, Mechelen BREAK IT UP artist, has rejected a U. S. offer here, and shortly There are many here who be- for night club and hotel appear- make its debut on a CAM disk, Record business is still slow PARIS - Police and civilians label which devotes most of a its lieve record manufacturers were still counting stitches and ances. . Festival Records and it is possible that this situa- should join together and pro- rush releasing a single, featuring activity to motion picture sound tion will not change within the bumps following a wild riot here tracks. mote the record as an institution- by teen -agers Saturday (29). Japan's top femme vocalist new few weeks. Records being al business. Also big stars must The fracas took place at a pop Peggy Hyama singing an Austral- In several instances special sold now are the same as those be created. It is also believed a music show staged by Europe's ian folk song "Click Go the credits were given to several rec- sold a month ago. Only excep- companies for the use tions are "Take These Chains new sales philosophy and new No. 1 deejay and teen -age maga- Shears," coupled with "O My ord of channels of distribution must be zine publisher Daniel Filipac- Papa," sung in Japanese. Tapes disks to accompany films, a de- From My Heart," by Ray Charles on ABC developed. chi. Leading the bill was Johnny are from the King Record Com- velopment which is coming into -Paramount, Hallyday, other groups were also pany, Japan. popular use in many European and "Falling," by Roy Orblson on London. slated to perform. The teen -age ARC will release the second countries. Examples here have crowd was been with Brazil's "Garrincha, Inelco brought a new single EMI Price Rise placed at over 100,- single by Sydney's instrumental of Elvis Presley 000 mark and the stampeding group the Joy of the People," Argentina's on the market: Atlantics entitled "Girls, Girls, Girls," the title kids made a shambles of the Bomora," a local composition "The Garden on the Roof" and Effects Irish LP France's "The Immortal song from the same picture... . area around Place dc la Nation, Peter . by Hood. Norman New singles by Ray Conniff and DUBLIN increase turning over automobiles, wreck- Whiteley, Belinda's chief, is ex- Woman." In the last case no - The in were Patti Page and a Robert Goulet disk prices in Britain to offset ing newsstands and tearing up pected back at his desk shortly credits given individual pavements, stereo album, "Annie Get Your higher production and manage- according to reports. after a serious illness. Gun" with co- singer Doris Day ment costs may be reflected here The show was geared to cele- William Smith, managing di- visit Mexico City, England and were released.... Gramophone brate No. 1 radio cov- shortly, although the last price Europe's rector of the Australian Record Canada. released a new single by Conny. changes came into effect quite erage of a bike race and the sale Company on an extended over- Ron Wills, a. &r. manager for was in of one million copies Fili- "Sukiyaki" recorded recently. A spokesman for a of the seas tour, plans to be away ap- EMI, has just completed the Belgium almost a year ago. In firm of wholesale distributors pacchi magazine Salut les Co- proximately six weeks, during production of the first locally August, 1962, Ray Franky made pains. riot when said that singles are likely to re- The started which time he will visit Colum- produced two -record album, fea- a Flemish version of this song main the same price, as they are more than 100,000 teeners filled bia Records headquarters in turing Aussie folk singer, Lionel the under the title "Kleine Geisha pressed here generally. But he area sitting on car roofs, New York, and will attend their Long. Sydney's first Gospel Club Boy. lamposts and and the added that albums, which come balconies National Sales Convention being opened, called the Troubador Jenny Rimini, now 16 years from Britain, will probably be police tried to keep order. held at the Americano Hotel, Club. The opening floorshow old, makes her comeback on the increased. 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www.americanradiohistory.com JULY 13, 1963 BILLBOARD 33 versions of well -known best sell- from all three. Several more art- classical work" the BBC has ers, a translation of Sheila's ists will probably go to Barry, banned a new record by the "L'ecole est finie" and the Flem- giving Kruger the established Cougars, "Red Square." It is ish version of Brook Benton's talent he has been seeking for based on a theme from Tchai- "Hotel Happiness." ... Jacques American issues being arranged kovsky's First Piano Concerto. Raymond recorded his second in New York by songwriter Publisher Business disk for the Philips label, a Buddy Kaye. Noel Rogers, of Dominion Flemish version of French orig- All five major disk firms - Music, is handling United Art- inal "Au coeur du silence" by EMI, Decca, Philips, Pye and ists' theme of their film com- Lucky Blondo, and an adapta- Oriole - confirmed increases in pany's picture "The Great Es- tion of Nana Mouskouri's "A their record prices with an cape" which Elmer Bernstein force de prier." ... Mercury re- agreed level price for singles of penned. So far it has been waxed leased Lesley Gore's "It's My a third of a pound sterling (six by John Leyton (who sings it Party." shillings and eightpence, or 73 over the film credits), Mitch cents) representing a five -penny Miller (CBS) and the Kirby

jump. . . . The Allison, Fon- Stone Four (Warner Bros.) but BRITAIN tano duo which soared to inter- Rogers is also dealing with in- national success when they were tense European interest in the runners-up in the 1961 Euro- march. vision Song Contest with their own composition "Are You Barry Exits EMI Sure," have disbanded through J. Kirsch, new lack of bookings. They made al- CANADA ; NEW GOLD: director of EMI Belgium, presents To Light Ember's most $40,000 in composers' and gold disk to Adamo, young Belgian singing star, to mark sales artists' royalties from the Gold of 100,000 in his home land and Luxembourg of "Sans toi By CHRIS HUTCHINS Disk -winning "Are You Sure." mamie," Kirsch left for London for meetings with top EMI brass News Editor, ... Pending a new agreement White Succeeds soon after presentation. New Musical Express on them with Screen Gems, The latest and most sen- AR -TV has indefinitely delayed Hains at Capitol "Hot Pepper" was advertised as screening of sational move between disk com- the "Mahalia Jack- "sexiest of all son Sings" By party records," panies is that of John Barry, who programs.... Tom DEAN WALKER available for from a EIRE Boyd 57 $5 New has left EMI to become first is scripting and scoring Yorkminster Road, York address. The company official recording manager for "Tom Sawyer" musical in which Willowdale, Ontario* was fined the ad manager Adam Faith $500; independent Ember firm owned will star here later Paul White succeeds B. $300. Confidential Flash dis- this year. S. by Jeff Kruger. Barry was signed (Whitey) Hains as manager of tributes 20,000 copies weekly Bachelors May to EMI five years ago as an Record Business national sales promotion and ad- in Canada, 120,000 in the U. S. artist. Leading the John Barry Philips has launched a huge vertising at Capitol Records of Six Canadian singers or Seven, he scored instrumental advertising campaign for its Canada. Hains went to BMI groups will compete in a two- Tour the States hits with "Walk Don't Run" and double albums which sell at Canada. hours-on-four-hours-off endur- By KEN "Hit and Miss" which is the sig- 35s. 9d. ($4.70). Newspaper Frank here STEWART Sinatra Jr., the Tommy ance test to be staged soon Irish Times, Ltd., Dublin nature tune of BBC -TV's "Juke space taken includes a full page Dorsey band led by Sam Dona- as a promotion by a shopping Box Jury." More recently he was in the Daily Mirror. New issue hue, Ziggy Hetman, Helen For- plaza. Winners to receive a re- The Bachelors may tour the in the charts with his Seven and double -album around which the rest and the Pied Pipers show- cording session with Kapp Rec- U. S. soon. Disk plans include orchestra's recording of the campaign is centered features cased in concert at Maple Leaf ords. And they'll be paid scale several albums to he cut for

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RCA and Telefunken here, re- The Council does not deal RCA in Norway introduced a turned from Spain, where he had with grammophone business, series of 10 EP records of Nor - HUNGARY NORWAY been attending this year's meet- rather legal, business and po- wegian folk music, including the ing in the Council of the Inter- litical questions, and the branch's sounds of the Norwegian Har- national Federation of the Ph;,- interests on a legal level. Among danger fiddle and other typical nographic Industry. The meeting the questions discussed this year instruments. Rome TV Will Meyer Returns was held just outside Barcelona. were the Rome convention. Be- Meyer is the chairman of the tween 20 and 30 participants Norwegian group. Delegates were present. The president of Air Jazz Meet From Disk Meet from all Western European the Council is now Dr. Werner READ By PAUL GYONGY By ESPEN ERIKSEN countries were present a, the Betcke of DGG. Stephen Stew- MEN WHO Derek Utca 6, Budapest C/o Verdeos Gang, Norway meeting, which took place from art, London, is the director gen- June 10 -13. Also representatives eral of the Council. Next Coun- BUSINESSPAPERS The fourth Jazz Festival in Eilif Meyer, managing direc- from Israel and the South Af- cil meeting will take place in MEAN BUSINESS Yugoslavian Spa of Bled, held tor of A/S Nera's grammophone rican Union took part in the May or June next year in Great by the Association of Yugoslavi- department in Norway, handling conference. Britain. an jazz musicians, the Ljubljana radio and television network and the Yugoslavian Tourist Of- fice was a personal triumph for the Budapest Jazz Trio of Jeno Balogh, piano; Aladar Pege, bass, and Gyula Kovacs on drums. Kornel Kertesz, leader of the 1,000- member Budapest Jazz Club and himself a very fine progressive pianist, told of THE the attendance of jazz en- sembles from Belgrade, Sara- jevo, Zagreb, Ljubljana, Graz (Austria), Warsaw, Milan, Mu- nich, Dusseldorf, Prague and Budapest. Small combo and big WIN1' R! band sounds were heard. Rome Television decided on the spot to present the best East Euro- pean jazz ensembles, the Buda- pest Jazz Trio getting its spot in October. The Budapest Jazz Club will try to arrange a simi- lar jamboree in August. Dr. Rudolf Missim, chief of ASCAP's foreign and serious music department, spent three days in Budapest and had talks with the Hungarian Performing Right State Agency. They came #1P114C4P1U11 to an agreement to represent each other's interests but this agreement needs the consent of the Hungarian Ministry for Cul- ture and Education. Dr. Nissim arrived here after his talks with French, British, West German and Swiss performing right so- cieties. Before returning to the U. S. A. he will visit the Czech- IT HURTS TO oslovakian and Italian societies.

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4 IT'S MY PARTY 9 9. IT'S MY PARTY -Lesley Gore, CURIO THE HIGH KEYES By Wiener -Gluck -Gold -Published by Arch (ASCAP) Mercury 72119. 0 V RECORDINGS p4ATCO 6268 10. HELLO STRANGER - Barbara 10 5 HELLO STRANGER 1 Lewis, Atlantic 2184. 44 Court Street By Lewis- Published by McLaughlin (BMI) Brooklyn, New York

H. WIPE OUT - Surfarls. Dot UL 2 -7880 16479. k.4 11 18 WIPE OUT 2 O By Surfcris- Published by Miraleste -Robin Hood (BMI) Heading for the Top 12. FINGERTIPS (Part 111-Little Stevie Wonder, Tamia 54080. LET THE GOOD 0 21 FINGERTIPS (Par! II) 2 By Paul -Cosby- Published by Jobete (BMI) 13. PRIDE AND JOY - Marvin TIMES ROLL Gaye, Tamia 50079. by the 14 PRIDE AND JOY 3 13 By Whitfield- GayeStevenson- Published by Jobete (HMI) 14. NOT ME -Gary (U. S.) Bonds, TOPSIDERS LOGrand 1005; Orlons, Cameo Jos. 907 257. 22 NOT ME 2 Nationally distributed by 14 -Guido- Published by Rock Masters (BMI) By Anderson 15. ON TOP OF SPAGHETTI - JAY -GEE RECORD CO., INC. Tom Glazer & the Children's Chorus, Kapp 526. 318 W. 48 St., N.Y. 36, N.Y. 6 15 ON TOP OF SPAGHETTI 4 BY Glazer -Published by Songs (ASCAP) 16. HARRY THE HAIRY APE - The New Hit Ray Stevens, Mercury 72125. With the Wolf Whistle! 13 HARRY THE HAIRY APE 2 I6 by Lowery (BMI) By Stevens -Published 17. (You're the) DEVIL IN DIS - GUISE -Elvis Presley. RCA Vic- tor 8188. JANIE IS @ - (You're the) DEVIL IN DISGUISE 1 By Giant-Baum-Kaye-Published by Presley (BMI) 18. THOSE LAZY -HAZY CRAZY DAYS OF SUMMER -Nat Kloe HER NAME DAYS OF SUMMER 8 13 THOSE LAZY.HAZY.CRAZY Cole, Capitol 4965. Played by 18 By Tobias- Carste- Published by Comet (ASCAP) 19. JUST ONE LOOK -Doris Troy, ROGER WILLIAMS 29 JUST ONE LOOK 2 Atlantic 2188. KAPP 533 New LP of His World OF) By Carroll- Payne- Published by Premier (BMI) Famous Songs 20. YOU CAN'T SIT DOWN - MILLS MUSIC, INC. 11 YOU CAN'T SIT DOWN 9 DovelLs, Parkway 20 867. Now York 19, N. Y. JAMIE /GUYDEN DIST. CORP. By Upchurch -Clark- Muldraw- Sheldon -Pub. by Conrad -Dasher (BMI) k Philadelphia, Penna. 21. FALLING -Roy Orbbou. Monu- O 26 FAILING 2 ment 815. 21 By Orbison-Published by Acuff-Rose (BMI)

22. DA DOO RON RON -Crystals, Brand New and Big! 12 DA DOO RON RON 9 nines 112. 0, 0, 22 By Spector- Greenwich- Barry- Published by Mother Bertha -Trio (BMI) RONNIE HAWKINS 23. RING OF FIRE -Anita Carter, 27 RING OF FIRE 2 23 Mercury 72073; Johnny Cash, "THERE'S A SCREW By Caner -Kilgore- Published by Painted Desert (BMI) Columbia 42788. 1 LOOSE" 24 17 MY SUMMER LOVE 4 24. MY SUMMER LOVE -Ruby & By Hilliard- Garson- Published by Rosewood (ASCAP) De Romantics, Kapp 525. R 4502 / OA NO ONE 1 25. NO ONE-Ray Charles, ABC- 25 - By ROULETTE RECORDS PomusShuman- Published by Hill & Range (BMI) Paramount 10453. 1 1631 B'way, N. Y., N. Y. 0 / 26 16 STILL 10 26. STILL - Bill Anderson, Decca By Anderson -Published by Mou Rose (BMI) 31458. RECORD PROCESSING Y1 24 STRING ALONG 5 27. STRING ALONG - Rick Nel- The Sleeper Single of the Season By Duncan -Doyle -Published by She Grass (BMI) son, Decca 31495. AND PRESSING t3 R.P.M -3yß., R.P.M., nY 0 °nlili

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www.americanradiohistory.com 38 BILLBOARD JULY 13, 1963 Seashore Show Proves Teen TV Dances Alive & Kicking PROGRAMMING READY -TO -GO PROGRAMMINO VOX .10X PROGRAMMING NEWSLETTER By GIL FAGGEN lib NEW YORK -The television dance shows are far from dead in fact there is a strong programming likelihood there may be more coming on around the country once Dick Clark's net "Ameri- can Bandstand" goes once -a- newsletter week starting next month. By WtU GAVIN In March of 1958 Billboard Billboard Contributing Editor Publisher, Bill Gavin's Record Report, 114 Sansan St., reported more than 100 local San Francisco. bandstand -type shows on the air with 10 being added each year. "HOW CAN I GET A JOB AS A DISK JOCKEY ?" It never Five years later, though the ceases to amaze me how many letters ask that question. Quite a few total is far lower, teen dance such inquiries come from members of the Armed Forces Radio shows are still being launched. Service. Apparently they like what they're doing A few of the new ones are on and want to continue this friendly association with records, turntables and microphones WHEC - TV (Rochester) with in civilian life. Jack Friel (actually a come- This week's Newsletter is directed to these -and back); "Teen Dance -O -Rama" other -aspiring young DJ candidates. WLW -C (Columbus, O.) and Why do you want to be a disk jockey? Ask "Studio City Bandstand" WABI- yourself, and be sure that the answers check with TV (Bangor, Me.) emseed by the facts. Let's look at some of the answers: Jim Winters. "DISK JOCKEYS MAKE BIG MONEY." Two Typical of the oncoming or three big names are said to make over $70,000 shows is "Summer Time on a year. Another 200 or so DJ jobs pay upward of $15,000 a year. the Pier" aired by WRCV -TV However, the big majority of DJ's in the ED HURST AND MICKI MARLO, co -hosts of WRCV -TV's teen -age U. S.- several thousand (Philadelphia) from Atlantic of them less than $7,500 a year. You might dance- variety show, pose on Atlantic City's Steel -earn be surprised to City's Steel Pier Marine Ball- Pier with area learn how many of this number take home less than record promotion director "Fleas" Funfer. $100 a week. room Saturday and Sunday 1 (These are my personal estimates and are not based on income tax to 3 p.m. during the summer. statistics.) The chances are about 10 to 1 against your ever making 'Stone -Age Clark' more than $10,000 per year as a disk jockey. That means that you have to be better than 90 per cent of all the disk jockeys in the Ed Hurst, the show's host country in order to make important money. since its beginning four seasons STATIONS HAIL THE 4TH ago, is one of the pioneers of "THE HOURS ARE GREAT!" Three or four hours a day, six the teen -age dance participation WITH SPECIAL days a week, sounds like a breeze. The facts are that most disk show. (Hurst refers to himself FIREWORKS jockeys in the country have no union protection on hours or working as "The Stone -Age Dick Clark.") NEW YORK -Independence governors of Pennsylvania, New conditions. Many of them are assigned other duties, sometimes Ed, with his former sidekick Joe Day was given special treatment York, Ohio, West Virginia, and including -so help me!- janitorial work. It's common in smaller Grady, co-hosted the "950 Club" this year by many of the na- Maryland. towns for DJ's to double as salesmen. While this may sound like a on WPEN radio (Philadelphia) tion's radio outlets with special The station's program fine opportunity to increase income through sales commissions, all -a radio show which invited director programming and safety cam- is Jerry Spinn. Production -music too often it means a I2 -hour day and a total take home pay that teen -agers to dance in the studio paigns hitting the air. director is Neil averages little better than a dollar an hour. to on- the -air records. That pro- McIntyre. KQV, the ABC -owned station WIBG, Storer Broadcasting gram had an 11 -year run as "DISK JOCKEYS ARE LOOKED UP TO AS PRETTY IM- Philadelphia's in Pittsburgh, observed the na- in Philadelphia, designated the top record show. PORTANT PEOPLE." If your record programming can break hits tion's 187th birthday with a 24- period from July 1 through 4 Hurst and thousands sales in Grady conducted hour tribute that traced in as "Freedom Week" airing cere- for of your city, you'll be important to the record several variety shows on the words and music the nation's monies and events from Phila- people. Recording artists may even phone you to say, "Thanks for order of now you a large teen audience, Clark's defunct history as far back as 1776. Fea- delphia's historic locations. your help." If build your name will .Saturday night ABC -TV net tured throughout the day and attract them to your record hops. If you run a high -rated show, WINS, New York's Group stanza on Channel 3 in Philly night were patriotic poetry read- you'll be important to some of the local advertisers. But in the from 1952 W (Westinghouse Broadcasting to 1955. ings by Carl Sandburg, Mac - community at large the occupation of disk jockey does not carry Company) station, scheduled a Though it was a humid 80 Arthur's farewell speech at West any particular prestige. You'll be surprised how many people never 10 -hour salute to the Coast degrees in Atlantic City last Point and a recording of the heard of you. Guard on July 4 by joining Saturday (June 29) more than World War I standard "Over them in act at Rockaway Beach 300 teen -agers performed their There" as sung by Enrico "THERE ARE LOTS OF OPPORTUNITIES IN RADIO." and Floyd Bennett Field. Lew dance rituals under the added Caruso. There are opportunities in any business for constructive ideas and Fisher and Paul Parker fed heat of the kleig lights on "Sum- accomplishment. In radio there is still room for new techniques and The station also aired specially WINS listeners live reports mertime on the Pier." from ideas, but not as much room as there was a few years ago. Station recorded safety pitched from the ships, planes and helicopters. managers in general are a conservative Sharing the hosting chores pretty group, and appear to be getting more so. There's a growing tendency to the with Ed is pretty Micki Marlo, restrict freedom of DJ's and to control things more closely a former recording artist and from the front office. This is especially true of the top stations in once a regular on Steve Allen's large cities. Only EDITORIAL in the growing field of FM radio do we find a late night show, and "Charge general willingness to experiment. In AM radio it's mostly a matter of Account" on NBC -TV with Jan giving the boss Murray. (Micki, incidentally, what he wants. Several DJ friends of mine -good men at important stations so fed up with stereotyped policies was a former "950 Clubber. ") -are and front office Heat's Got Somebody control that they're quietly looking around for berths in some smaller Bang -Bang Format operation, where they II have a chance to make more use of their Hurst and Marlo got their In the wake of sizzling summer temperatures, a transistor knowledge and ability. The best way to put your own good ideas guests and special features on tempest got loose. to work is to own a radio station yourself. and off quickly. Producer- direc- The awesome and profound New York Times editorial page Lew "IF, AFTER READING THIS FAR, you still want to be a tor Barlow works with a cleared its throat mightily and blasted not only the transistor radio disk jockey, you should know that there are always jobs available 15 -man WRCV -TV crew. Bar- but "the sight of the person who lovingly carries it, usually at stations in smaller cities. As an inexperienced low, radio -TV director at the walking about open- mouthed and /or glassy- eyed." beginner you will University of Pennsylvania's An- probably be wasting your time looking for a big city job. Besides, in nenberg School of Communica- No doubt the critics of blaring transistor radios have a point. a smaller market, you'll have a chance to learn a lot more about tions, fell off the stage just be- We hear (or maybe it was something in the humid air) that the NAB radio in general. considering a fore the show's debut June 22 is code of ethics for transistor radio users and that Just how you locate these openings is up to you. If you know and broke his foot. Barlow di- radio stations are goingt o promote a "Use Your Earphone Attach- any record promotion people, they might tip you on some place rected (he does his own camera ment Week." where you could apply. You could also climb in your car and go switching) the opener without a In fact, broadcasters and transistor lovers in the New York City browsing through the hinterlands, monitoring local stations as you hitch while his left foot swelled area -as well as around the nation -stand united in sympathy with go. You might not:come up with a job, but you'd learn a lot about to three times its usual size. The Time's editorial writer when he typed out: "Transistor radios, radio. Then again, there are special training schools that help their (Now when Barlow stamps his especially in. outdoor weather, are a blight on the landscape and graduates find DJ jobs. Some of these are good, others are phonies. tasted foot on set the crew to the eardrums." Be sure to check out the track record before you enroll in one. listens!) really Finding a job isn't as important After all, it was 98 degrees in New York the other day and as growing with it. Don't let Besides lip- synching record the air in a somebody had to be affected by it. excitement of work trap you blind alley after you're 45. artists such as Peggy March, You'll find more old age security at a desk than at a mike. (Continued on page 40) Good luck! TRINI LOPEZ I5 HAPPENING IN BOSTON!!! LOPEZ AT P.l.;s Album Check with Gordon Dinerstein at Music Suppliers re: ;;TR1N1 reprise IF I HAD A HAMMER Smingle

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Program directors and disk jockeys will find this material a ready source from which to build weekly programming periods. All that's needed are the disks from the station's record library.

POPULAR

SHAKE A HAND -Jackie Wilson and BEST TRACKS Linda Hopkins (Brunswick BL 54113, BL 754113) "He's Got the Whole K'orld in His Hands" (2:421 (BMI) FROM THE NEW SOUL SURFIN' -Kai Winding (Verve SPOTLIGHT LP'S V /v6 8551) "Hero" (Helicon, BMI) (2:16) ENCORE WOODY HERMAN 1963 these are the tracks selected for disk Jockey - (Philips PHM 200-092) "plat's Where programming by Billboard's reviewingwing panel It Is" (SESAC) (3:581 as the most outstanding from this week's new LP Spotlights. BLUE ON BLUE -Bobby Vinton (Epic LN 24068, BM 26068) "Little Miss Blue' (Feather, BMI) (2:08)

MIDDLE -ROAD SINGLES

Hot too far out in either direction, the following singles, selected from the current Hot 100. are the most popular middleroad records of the week. Rank order here is based on relative standing in the Hot 100.

Record and Equipment Manufactur. nn L.A From this week's Hot 100 Weeks ea Wed week TITLE, ARTIST, LABEL Hot 100 en ... Artists ... Accessory Manufacturers:

1 3 TIE ME KANGAROO DOWN, SPORT, Rolf Harris, Epic 9596 6 If you've got a story to tell about 2 1 SUKIYAKI, Kyu Sakamoto, Capitol 4945 10 3 2 BLUE ON BLUE, Bobby Vinton, Epic 9593 9 the quality of your products or 4 5 ON TOP OF SPAGHETTI, Tom Glazer and the Children's Chorus, Kapp 526 7

achievements . . . here's the place 5 4 THOSE LAZY-HAZY-CRAZY DAYS OF SUMMER, Nat King Cole, Capitol 4945 9 6 6 MY SUMMER LOVE, Ruby 8 the Romantics, Kapp 525 9 to shout it ... and the louder the 7 8 FALLING, Roy Orbison, Monument 815 6 better with 8 12 ND ONE, Ray Charles ABC -Paramount 10453 4 ... Billboard's guaran- 9 11 DETROIT CITY, Bobby Bare, RCA Victor 8183 5 tee of- 10 13 HOPELESS, Andy Williams, Columbia 42784 3 11 7 STILL Bill Anderson, Decca 31458 13 12 15 MY TRUE CONFESSION, Brook Benton, Mercury 72135 5 13 - BLOWN' IN THE WIND, Peter, Paul 8 Mary, Warner Bros. 5368 3 )'r. 14 10 I LOVE YOU BECAUSE, Al Martino, Capitol 4930 14 15 18 GOODNIGHT MY LOVE, Fleetwoods, Dolton 75 7 allfS; 16 - BE TRUE TO YOURSELF, Bobby Yee, Liberty 55581 4 17 19 SIX DAYS ON THE ROAD, Dave Dudley, Golden Wing 3020 8 this is the issue built around 18 - TILL THEN, Classics, Music Note 1116 4 19 14 THE GOOD LIFE, Tony Bennett, Columbia 42179 9 Billboard's Annual Record -Phono Deal- 20 BE CAREFUL OF STONES THAT YOU THROW, Dion, Columbia 2 - 42810 er Survey ... and the place to ROAR

an exhaustive research project tabu- lating sales and profils in every area is coming July 27th! YESTERYEAR'S HITS of the record -phono retail: business used by dealers /distributors and man- Changofpace programming from your librarian's shelves, featuring the disks ufacturers as THE yardstick for meas- that were the hottest in the land five years ago and ten years ago this week. uring their individual record, phono Here's how they ranked in the Billboard's chart at that time: and tape sales performance

POP -5 YEARS AGO POP -10 YEARS AGO July 14, 1958 July 11, 1953 Extensive Distribution: 1. Purple People Baler, S. Wooley, MGM 1. Song From Moulin Rouge, P. Faith, 2. Hard Headed Woman, E. Presley, Columbia aside from Billboard's vast audience RCA Victor 2. I'M Walking Behind You, of dealer subscribers throughout the 3. Yakety Yak, Coasters, Also E. FlsherHugo Wlnlerhalter, RCA Victor 3. April In Portugal, L. Baxter, Capitol world who will automatically receive 4. Poor Little Foal, R. Nelson, Imperial 4. Ruby, R. Hayman, Mercury this special NAMM 5. Splash Splash, B. Darin, Atco Convention issue 5. No Other Lore, P. Como, RCA Victor 6. Patricia, P. Prado, RCA Victor 6. Vaya Con Dios, L. Paul d M. Ford, ... your message will be heard loud 7, Capitol All I Hare to Do Is Dream, and clear at the big and bustling Emil Brothers, Cadence 7. Limelight, F. Chacksfield, London

8. P.S.: I Lore You, Hilltoppers, Dot NAMM Convention itself 8. Endless Sleep, J. Reynolds, Demon 9. Anna, S. Mangano, MGM 9. Secretly, J. Rodgers, Roulette 10. You, You, You, Ames Brothers, personal distribution to all attendees 10. Rebel Rouser, D. Eddy, Jamie RCA Victor by on -the -scene members of Billboard's staff RHYTHM 8, BLUES -5 Years Ago -July 14, 1958

Yakety Yak, Coasters, Atco Endless Sleep, U. Reynolds, Demon Jennie Lee, Hard Headed Woman, E. Presley, RCA Victor Jan d Arnie, Arvin Erlra ldileage for Your Message: Secretly, J. Rodgers, Roulette What Am I Living For! C. Willis, Atlantic All I Hare to Do Is Dream, Do You Want lo Dance! B. Freeman, the vital dealer statistic and exten- losie Overly Brothers, Cadence Poor Little Fool, R. Nelson, Imperial Looking Back, N. K. Cole, Capitol sive line -up of special editorial fea- Reserve Space Now tures has made this annual edition Through Any Billboard of Billboard a proven "hang.onto -for- Office owners will lose a million -dollar reference" issue for months after Appeal in on investment if license is killed. publication . . ISSUE DATED JULY 27 KWK has asked the FCC in- and your ad gets the same License stead to impose a fine, or a top-level attention and Lift short -term renewal, or cease and long -term exposure ADVERTISING DEADLINE JULY 16 desist orders -or a combination WASHINGTON -KWK, St. of all three. The events that Louis radio station facing license brought down the punishment revocation for alleged fraudulent took place before a ruling per- "treasure hunts," has appealed mitting forefitures in lieu of re- vocations BONUS DISTRIBUTION to the Federal Communications for so- called willful and repeated violations of FCC To Everyone Attending HAMM Convention Palmer House Chicago 21.25 Commission July for a stay of the rules in some cases. KWK has drastic sentence. Station owner asked the Commission not to points out that the treasure stand on this legal technicality, NEW YORK CHICAGO HOLLYWOOD NASHVILLE hunts were conducted by a pre- but permit the station to waive 1564 Broadway 188 W. Randolph 1520 N. Gower 726 16th Ave. So. vious station executive no longer any rights necessary to invoke PLaza with KWK, that the public will the forfeiture classification, as 7 -2800 CEntral 6 -9818 H011ywood 9 -5831 244 -1836 lose service, and the present has been done in recent case.

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at By GIL FAGGEN TV Dances Alive Kicking Home on Busy to the WEBR (Buffalo) program Continued from page 38 AROUND: schedule are trafficopter reports SEGUING Wayne between 3 and 4 p.m. Sundays Seal, upped to assistant news Steve Clayton, the of the city's beachltne and aired by Jack Gold. Enzo Stuarti, director, and Martin Morgan Sapphires, and the teen dancers, boardwalk. KDKA Radio (Pittsburgh) takes helm as chief announcer 29 show also had a Show Techniques San Diego Air wound up a swiftie "Tom the June at WLOS -TV (Asheville, N. C.). by the Twins The program utilizes three Swifties" contest Thursday (27) live performance SAN DIEGO, Calif. -The na- Gordon Vann, noon to 3 teen fash- cameras. One is on the teen in which listeners swamped the of Dixieland, a short tion's 19th largest radio market p.m. deejay, assumes music di- ion show and interviews with dancers (personally pre -selected station with their favorite ad- has become a lare sponge for rector chores at KTKT (Tucson). the top boy and gal tuna an- by Hurst for dance ability). verbial phrases. Kurt Russell, a number of deejays absorbed . George L. Sansbury, senior on a KDKA's all nighter, read on the glers. Barlow used the myriad Camera two concentrates from around the country in the member of WBTW -TV's (Flor- on at the pier side set, where two couples -top air the best two entries received of activities going past six months or more pri- ence, S. C.) production staff, for relief shots. During the show dancers are singled out for each day -and prizes were - marily by KGR and KDEO. moves i.1t r^.!es dept. . . Paul well a awarded. the viewer was treated to Steel dance relief shots as as The massing of outside air Crouch new WBT -TV (Char- stage for Hurst, Mario and "It was an exciting contest," Pier's high diving horse and talent by the . . . stations spells an lotte) news staffer. Eddie Russell said Kurtly. Get the idea. shots guests. increase in fighting for position Bond tipped to p.d. at rider, a water show and high KWAM Audrey Tittle, WSB Radio Camera three is mounted in the market which is served by (Memphis). Bond will continue relief (Atlanta) women's director, will on the pier for panoramic seven AM and eight (plus his music show 3 FM country to 7 be feted in all -day salute, July shots or close -ups on activities Tijuana, Mexico's, six AM) sta- p.m. outside of the ballroom. 3 on station. tions. Dan Shannon new program WRCV -TV, NBC owned, has Sig Sakowicz, W T A Q- SURE BETS The past few weeks have chief at KING -AM (Seattle) re- racked up impressive ratings WGN's (Chicago) answer to brought announcements of the placing Pat O'Halloran who has and sales with its local live tele- Castro, flies to Guantanamo from migration of Detroiter Tom Clay resigned to assume national casting of "Summertime on the Bay, Cuba, July 7 for one week to KDEO in the 6 to 10 slot, sales manager post at KBOI- invitation Pier" for the nation's fourth with reports on of Defense Dept. that Morton (Doc) AM-FM (Boise). Jim Wilke to tape interview Navy and Ma- largest market. Downey, who recentled exited takes over as operations man- rine personnel for his radio CHESS Hurst retired from full -time KUDL (Kansas City, Mo.) for ager of KING -FM. . . . Bill shows. radio -TV work several years ago. KDEO (Bakersfield, Calif.) will Small, director of news of the WFUN (Miami) has a new He how heads his own insurance soon enter the market. CBS news Washington bureau, address: 6101 Sunset Drive, brokerage firm in Philadelphia. Other newcomers are Chuck "DON'T LET named bureau manager and Miami 43. Dick Starr is music Daugherty, Detroit; Dick Drury news director.... Ed Hersch, St. Louis; director. THE SUN Don Newman, San former U. S. Army American MUSIC Francisco, and King Richards, NOT to go to sleep Forces Network news hawk, by: (San St. Louis. K1TY -FM Antonio) CATCH YOU joins news staff of WHK (Cleve- recently celebrated the 150th VISIT Drury, former operations man- land). anniversary of the birth of Rich- ager at WIL, has taken over the CRYING" NEW YORK "Jack the Bellboy" roll now ard Wagner (German cacophon- program helm at KGB, institut- played by stay at Ma being by ex -WTAC ist) in a truly Wagnerian manner ing a somewhat modified "top (Flint) deejay Terry Knight on by featuring a Wagner opera 40" format. KGB air staffers be- PLYMOUTH WJBK (Detroit).... Steve May each Sunday a month after STEVE ALAIMO side Drury are Bill Browning, for In Radie City appointed music director and official off. Fortunately or Lee Clark and Jack Burns. sign Checker #1047 Moderate' reel, .p.tmt MM p.m. deejay at WALE (Fall unfortunately, (depending on Rival swinger, KDEO, headed television, River, Mass.). your taste) KITY -FM remained adio, dining roan, coffee by Rex Jones, is staffed by Don rvery on after shop, wage. within walking Bowman, Mike Ambrose, Chuck THERE'S SOMETHING the air sign off. The distance of all transportation station usually plays easy- listen- "DARLING, and nterteilnrnt. Ar:ceevno- Daugherty, Ed Thomas and Ben NEW IN the nation's capital as Gtlan for 1000. Bright. WWDC presents the all -night ing music during the week and co- hosted jazz on Saturday nights fea- DARLING, KDEO is a 1,000 - wafter; "Swing Shift" by Nor- - TAKE A TOURI turing full length operas on KGB, 5,000 watts days -1,000 man Page and Don Maclean. Includes roan root and Page comes Sundays. DARLING" sghnaatng - nlghtcluM, watts nights. to WWDC from theatres United Nations, and WNEW's (N.Y.C.) morning The stalwart pop - music WCAR (Detroit) Maclean Radio City . . . Contact is the buffos, Gene Klavan and Dee by your local Trawl Agent player in the market at this syndicated columnist of er write, 50,000 -watt Bartell The Washington Daily News Finch will be heard throughout Western Europe July 4 in a Reservation Manager operation, KCBQ. Virtually no and Scripps- Howard Newspa- TY HUNTER mOT10001l PIAN program specially prepared for personnel changes have taken pers. Art Brown has been re- for Be tlnq Savings warded the 20th anniversary of the Chess #1857 at tot place at the station in quite a by the station with a AFN . or what will be left while. A i r personalities five -day week and will be heard a r e of when Jerry Walker, Don Howard, 5:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. it they get through. Johnny Holiday, Shadoc Jack- AH, THAT DEEJAY "THE talent. s;;, son, Seamus O'Hara and Phil Scott Burton and Johnny Holli- JIMMY WILLIAMS 11 Roberts. day, WHK (Cleveland) airators, r MONKEY" Rounding out the market pic- have roles in "Finian's Rain- !,1 Hitting Big With West 49th STREET bet. ture are KFMB, 5,000 -watt CBS bow" at the Cain Park summer 1 by affiliate owned SWAY and RADIO CITY by Transconti- theater. Thrush Jeannie Smith "I GAVE MY LOVE nent. Geogg Edwards is pro- has lead and who would have J. C. DAVIS gram director. Middle - of - the - trouble following her? Multi - A CHERRY" CHILDREN roadcr KOGO, a Time -Life sta- voiced Holliday also has release RETARDED operates Chess #1858 tion, with 5,000 watts on Diamond entitled "How ABC-10471 CAN BE HELPED and the NBC affiliation and is Sweet It is." programmed by Dick Roberts. :>t%3 CHESS Support Your KSDO is a 5,000 -wafter day - I,000- wafter PRODUCING CORP. nights. P.d. is Alan ARq MO Local Association Bowles. KSON is a 24 -hour 250 - 2170 S. Michigan Chicago 16, III. watter. 4:c/ (/ti for Retarded Children P FULL Colon FIDELITY

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www.americanradiohistory.com JULY 13, 1963 BILLBOARD 41 See Biggest Turnout for RCHANDISING Music Trade Show in Chi BEST SELLING PHONOS DISK DEALS EQUIPMENT NEWSLETTER CHICAGO -The 1963 Music Industry Trade Show is two weeks off, and spokesmen for the Na- tional Association of Music Merchants, sponsor o f the annual affair, are already predicting record - breaking attendance and activity. Bill Gard, executive secretary of NAMM, is planning on a registration of 11,000 persons, repre- Emerson Shows New Lines senting music, appliance, furniture, department and discount store buyers as well as manufacturers, sales reps and distributors of virtually any product that can be sold uniusammompil through music stores, excluding Bel Canto New records. Despite the fact that the rec- ord industry is again expected to short circuit the affair, as it Release Has 2 has increasingly in recent years, the home entertainment equip- ment industry will be abundantly represented, with displays of Sound Tracks and corridor conversation about stereo, tape, TV and FM COLUMBUS, Ohio, - Bel stereo radio expected to vie with Canto Division of Thompson the musical instrumental field Ramo Wooldridge has an- for the major share of attention. nounced one of its hottest -and The disk business may come smallest -tape releases in the in for certain peripheral pub- current five -package release. At licity value in terms of specific the same time, the division, in disks being used to demonstrate concert with its sister division, various phono lines. Some Bell Sound Systems, announced highly specialized disk lines a strengthening of its sales rep- may also be expected to show resentation team in key markets. some of their wares. Nevertheless, The Bel Canto release the continuing in- blackout of the NAMM affair cludes tape versions of two hot in terms of major disk firm par- original movie sound tracks in ticipation a situation which "Cleopatra" from 20th -Fox and - has been developing for at least a condensed version of "The a decade Longest Day," with Lowell -is expected to focus added interest in plans Thomas, also from 20th -Fox. for a disk industry trade show for The line has also released the 1964 now envisioned by the first album by the new 16 -year- CHARLIE SIMMS, record buyer Society of Record Dealers old thrush chartmaker, Lesley for the West Coast White (SORD). whose Gore, "I'll Cry If I Want Front discount chain, is pic- A SORD meeting in Miami To," on Mercury a Beach has been No. tured with new floor mer- last week resulted in 1 single disk hit. Album bears plans for an all- record -industry chandiser for needle sale de- the title of the single. Finally, (Continued on page 42) Bel Canto has packaged two veloped by Walco Electronics. "best of" tape samplers, which The unit is a feature of the offer the best of the Mercury record department at the and of the Liberty Records cata- chain's new Canoga Park, log. The samplers each sell for Phonola Line EMERSON RADIO introduced its 1964 lines of phonos, TV, radio Calif., outlet. The unit, made $3.95. Other packages carry a of plexiglass with Formica and Telectro tape equipment at recent Miami Beach, Fla., meet- $7.95 list. ing of distributors and licensees. Included in 10 -model tape re- trim, stocks extensive display Unveiling at Meanwhile, Bell Sound ap- corder line is MM215, shown in top photo. The unit includes of needles and contains mi- pointed Jack E. Wilson Sales croscope for needle inspec- built -in FM tuner which permits direct recording from FM radio of Marblehead, Trade Show Mass., to han- tion. Entire front section lights programs. The set is pegged at $179.95. Emerson also dem- dle all of New England; Asso- up, thus CHICAGO onstrated its new phono line. Line consists of eight monaural ciated Engineering Sales of serving as point of - The forthcom- ing Music Industry portables, 10 portable stereo phonos and Phonoradios and nine Charlotte, N. C., for the South- sale display. Trade Show here (see separate story), to be console stereo phonos and Phonoradios. One of these is model eastern U. S., except Florida; held at the Palmer House July 1944, a Phonoradio, shown above. Spivey Cole of Richardson, IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUII Tex., for Texas and Oklahoma, 21 -25, will be the scene of the unveiling of the and Jack R. Sproch Sales. new Phonola I 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 I I I I I I 111111 I I I I I 111111 111111 111111 I I 111111 I I 111111 1111111 1111111111111111 111111 ATLANTA SHOW phonograph North Miami, for Florida. line of Waters Conley, Inc. OFF TILL FALL Highlights of the line, accord- ATLANTA - The Southeast- ing to Howard Kovin, national DOING IT THEMSELVES ern Music and Home Entertain- sales manager, will be a series Symphonic ment Show, originally sched- of three -way portable phonos, NEW YORK -A few years ago Bill Hirsch and George Hoch uled for August, has been re- suitable for wall - mounting, of Action Record Store of Ridgewood found that customers in scheduled for October 10 -13, table use or as consolettes em- their German -speaking neighborhood requested current or recent Brings Out according to Rufus Frick, show ploying optional Conso -legs. hits in Germany not available on LP's through the usual foreign manager. The show will take A series of slim -profile models import channels. These songs were heard on two German -language place at the Atlanta Merchan- will also be shown, along with radio stations that broadcast regularly in this city. Phono Line dise Mart, with special dealer a transistorized portable. The showings the first two days. firm's Decorator design series in- To fill these requests for German hits on LP's, the two partners NEW YORK - Symphonic Thereafter, the affair will be cludes three consoles and upper entered a deal with Tempo Records of West Germany to make Radio has introduced a newly open to the public. Sponsor of end portables. Several of the own their LP's. designed group of phonos, the annual event is the Sertoma models incorporate lightweight known as the Decorator series, Club of this city. floating cartridges while several Tempo is a West German firm that deals exclusively in singles. according to Duke Wellington, also offer AM -FM -FM stereo It also produces versions of nearly all the biggest German hits in national sales manager. IUIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII radios. versions that follow the original very closely. Tempo ships tapes of The console series is available list, in any of the six finishes, In the merchandising area, its singles to the States where Hirsch and Hoch have the LP's in five different styles and six is $99.95. the firm has produced a dealer, produced by their subsidiary company North American Music, Inc. furniture finishes and each At the same time, Wellington in- store, permanent floor display (NAht Records). unit contains four -speed automatic announced two new appoint- for volume selling in a small drop ments by the firm. Robert Har- (72 inches wide and 60 inches Three volumes are available. All are titled "Tanze Mit Mir," BSR -down changer and swivel speakers. The versatile ris, who had been with Telectro, high) area. Only two feet from Vols. 1, 2 and 3. The recordings included read like the German units, each of was named assistant sales man- front to back, the unit permits hit charts for the last two or three years. Included are such titles which comes complete with a set of 10 -inch ager in charge of tape recorders. display of five models including as "Weisse Rosen Aus Athen," "Hawaii Tattoo," "Wooden Heart," and five -inch legs, can be used Leonard Lapine, formerly a a console. The full line will re- "Zwei Kleine Italiener," "Silvermoon" and "Addio, Addio Maria." as regular consoles, room di- manufacturers representative, ceive national promotion JACK MAHER viders, coffee tables, cocktail was appointed Symphonic sales through a series of spots, begin- tables, TV or bric -a -brac stands rep for Ohio, Indiana and Ken- ning in September, on the NBC - TV "Today" I I I I I I I I I I I I I show. 1111111111111I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I111 or as planter bases. Suggested tucky. I I TRINI LOPEZ IS HAPPENING IN DETROIT!!! "IF I LOPEZ AT inAlbum Check with Henry roz at Arc. Dist. re: reprise y "IF I HAD A HAMMER "-Single

www.americanradiohistory.com 42 BILLBOARD JULY 13, 1963 BEST SELLING equipment NEW DEALER PRODUCTS PHONOGRAPHS, RADIOS & TAPE RECORDERS newsletter These are the nation's best sellers by manufacturers based on results of a month- long study using personal interviews with a representative national cross -section Reeves Package of record -selling outlets (only) that also sell phonographs, radios and/or tape By DAVID LACHENBRDCH recorders. A different price group is published in the space each week. Each Billboard Contributing Editor Editorial Director, Television Digest category appears approximately every 14 weeks.

The percentage figure shown for each brand is its share of the total number "THE PHONOGRAPH, radio and television business really of weighted points derived from all dealer responses. Point tabulations are belongs to the music and record dealers. But they have stubbornly based on the rank order of manufacturers' soles at each dealer, and weighted refused to make profits. As a result, many people go to the by size of outlet. Only manufacturers earning 3 per cent or more of the total refrigerator store to buy a musical instrument." dealer points are listed below. These are the words of Roland Kalb, who has voue escessisr long been associated with the phonograph business. He's now vice -president and general manager of BEST SELLING AM -ONLY TABLE RADIOS Pilot Radio Corporation, a company whose sales are about equally divided between console and POSITION Here's a new sales gimmick for small hi day, This 4/13/63 1/12/63 component -fi equipment. The other Kalb and medium -sized tape retailers. Pack- Issue Issue Issue TOTAL POINTS gave us his ideas on why the old -line music or age, the size and shape of a hat box, BRAND % OF record store is missing these profit opportunities, holds 100 three -inch reels of tape 1 2 5 RCA Victor 23.5 and what they can do about it. packed in individual plastic bags. 2 The Pilot line, he told us, has had its greatest success in music These tapes are 200 feet in length on 5 4 Zenith 19.9 e one been and are espe- stores. "But what do you often find when you walk into a music -mil mylar 3 1 2 General Electric 14.0 store? You walk up to the second floor and there are a hundred dolly handy for the portable transistor- ized tape units now gaining increasing 4 3 1 Magnavox 13.8 pianos. You go to the third floor and you see a hundred organs. favor among buyers. The unit is de- 5 4 3 Motorola 8.7 If you look hard enough, you may find one phonograph. By setting signed to build impulse sales and is up a music salon, this store could increase its business by five or six available through Soundcraft head- 6 6 6 Admiral 5.1 times." quarters in Danbury, Conn., or d' 7 - - Olympic 3.4 utors. But, Kalb added, quality phonographs can be sold with limited Others 11.6 space. "You can set up an attractive display without a hundred consoles. For example, you could display one product in elegant Floor Rack Since this chart is based on the previous month's sales, it is conceivable that form, with large Kodachromes above it to show the other styles certain brands will appear at one time and not at another because of many and set -ups available. influencing factors. Than it does not indicate that the above ranking applies for any period other than the previous month. Those brands that appeared in THE RECORD DEALER, said Kalb, should make it his previous issues for this category and do not happen to merit a listing above business to be the authority on music. "Too often, he's selling a are shown below with their rank order in the issue indicated in parenthesis. He should remember that tune, or an artist, not an end product. 4/13/63 Issue: All brands represented in current chart. for every phonograph he sells, he's buying himself a long -time record customer. The record dealer is too preoccupied with large volume 1/12/63 Issue: Emerson (7). turnover, almost completely ignoring the idea of profit." He should be able to take a cue from appliance dealers and BEST SELLING AM -FM TABLE RADIOS others, "who often create record departments and sell at no profit just to help sell stereo consoles." Every record customer, Kalb said, is a potential phonograph POSITION customer, and every phonograph customer is a potential record This 4/13/63 1/12/63 customer. "Record and music dealers should stop and think, and Issue Issue Issue BRAND % OF TOTAL POINTS sales They must become change their large -quantity philosophy. 1 2 2 Zenith 22.3 recognized as experts on music -not just as suppliers of records. The 2 1 1 dealer must have confidence in himself and be able to sell quality Magnavox 20.4 instruments, and get the customers coming back to buy records. 3 3 5 RCA Victor 11.1 Bet Canto is making this special floor takes know -how. The dealer must understand furniture. 4 7 7 "This display rack for its tape line available Panasonic 6.9 console is a his -and is the on A -hers product. 'He' expert quality to dealers placing stocking orders. Five 5 6 5 Motorola 6.4 musical reproduction. She' is the expert on furniture. The trouble feet high and with basket arrangements 6 4 3 General Electric 4.6 is, the record dealer hasn't emphasized the end product, and he's for holding tapes on all four sides, the not even being solicited by most quality phonograph manufacturers. rack features the Bel Canto logo on 7 - 4 Masterwork 4.2 top. National sales manager, George He often depends on the record manufacturer for his phonograph 8 - - Emerson 3.3 merchandise. It's true that whenever a record manufacturer has had Duarte, says the rack is free to any dealer ordering 100 tapes. In 100 -tape Others the courage to upgrade his merchandise and merchandising, he has 20.8 orders, the dealer also gets this mer- been extremely successful." chandiser, plus one free tape for each Since this chart is based on the previous month's sales, it 4 conceivable that Added Kalb: "There are tremendous opportunities in the porta- 10 over the 100 quantity purchased. certain brands will appear at one time and not at another because of many ble phonograph market, but record and music dealers are so used The rack can be bought for $10 by influencing factors. Thus it does not indicate that the above ranking applies fer to selling teen -agers and associating teen -agers with low price that dealers taking smaller quantities. any period other than the previous month. Those brands that appeared in they often make little effort to sell real quality portables. Why previous issues for this category and do not happen to merit a listing above should teen -agers be associated with junk? Music students aren't are shown below with their rank order in the issue indicated in parenthesis. a 90 years old. And once exposed to quality product, the consumer 4/13/63 Issue: Graneo (5). . doesn't go backward. He continues to upgrade what he owns." Strohbach on Road 1/12/63 Issue: Granco (7); Channel Master (9). ON THE SUBJECT OF UPGRADING, Kalb pointed out that MIAMI - Sandy (Beach) the buying public is sometimes ahead of the dealer in its attitude Strohbach, Southern Division Thursday (21 to 25), carries the toward price. "The buyer doesn't measure only initial price, but representative for Disneyland Music Trade Show theme, "Move more music from service and maintenance. Price is a factor, but it only stands for and Vista Records, hit the road store to homes," with seven something -What do I get for the price? Therefore, the dealer last week with his wife and two Continued from page 41 floors of exhibits and a program must associate himself with quality -not only in his product, but in children for a 60 -day promo- of seminars and discussions de- his salespeople, his displays, his service, his advertising, his philos- tional tour for Disney's two new trade show for 1964, to be signed to carry out this con- ophy. We have found that each console sale represents at least four releases, "Savage Sam" and sponsored by SORD with the cept. additional customers if properly sold and properly exposed." "Summer Magic." support of manufacturers (see Kalb makes it a practice to keep the "feel" of retail selling by Stops will include New Or- separate story). occasionally working the sales floor of one or another of his leans, Houston, Dallas, El This year's NAMM conven- customers. He told us this incident, which recently occurred on one Paso, Tucson, Phoenix, Los An- tion, meanwhile, even without such stint in a West Coast music store: geles, Disneyland, Salt Lake disk industry backing, is ex- A woman and her husband had inspected a low price console, City, St. Louis, Milwaukee, pected to he one of the biggest then thanked the salesman, murmuring they "may be back later." Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, ever held. The 62d annual As they were leaving the department, Kalb struck up a conversation Cincinnati, Atlanta and Nash- event, to he held at Chicago's with them. How much did they spend a year for records? About ville. Palmer House, Sunday through $200, they estimated. What kind of phonograph did they have? A portable. "In other words," said Kalb, "you are going to invest about in records in the next four years. Isn't there something wrong $800 three receivers, three changers, three with the ratio -800 for records and only $200 for the instrument speaker systems. The display has a built -in push- button control hoard. Each package in this to play them ?" P.S.: After a pitch on quality music -reproduction display should he backed up with one more in stock. The whole equipment, they bought a $1,700 console. thing represents an investment of only about $3,500. The proper Though Pilot does as much business in components as in approach should he: 'We have done the selection for you. We consoles, their distribution is different and they generally are handled have picked three basic packages which sold direct to fulfill the requirements for by different dealers. Pilot's consoles are principally good music systems." dealers on a selective franchise basis, whereas its components use conventional distribution patterns. SIN OF OMISSION. In our recent column on FM stereo Pilot has developed a plan whereby a record dealer can also broadcasting, KMBC -FM station director Chris J. Stoffa points out ADVERTISING IN handle components without a high inventory investment. "Don't we omitted mention of the Kansas City market in the list of those BUSINESSPAPERB try to be an engineer," Kalb advises, "but have available two or having two FM stereo stations. Kansas City has been an FM stereo MEANS BUSINESS three component `packages.' For example, we have a component market for two years and has had two stations for nearly a year. display which gives the customer a choice of three basic systems- We slipped up on that one, and we apologize.

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www.americanradiohistory.com JULY 13, 1963 BILLBOARD 45 Keeney Names Weinand plus uprights for the foreign He left Exhibit after two and market. a half years to join Williams Weinand's first coin machine s director of sales. He left to post was with Rock -Ola Manu- OPERATING facturing Corporation, an affilia- j3in Chicago Dynamic Indus- tion that lasted some 16 years. tries, also as director of sales. MUSIC MACHINE PROGRAMMING DOUBLE PLAY DISKS He was vice -president of the He stayed with Chicago Dy- RECENT STEREO RELEASES BULK VENDING firm when he left in 1952 to namic Industries for three years, accept a post as vice- president returning to Williams as vice - with Exhibit Supply. president in 1961. -- EUROPEAN NEWS BRIEFS Int. Coin Group place where you rub shoulders with the celebrities." HAMBURG- President Ken- In fact, the firm arranges in- nedy's visit to West Germany vitations for French public fig- has stimulated interest of the ures to attend bowling premieres. German trade in creation of an The French writer, Jean Cocteu, ART WEINAND international juke box operators' for example, is a bowling fan organization. CHICAGO - Art Weinand, and always ready to turn out for 28 -year- veteran of the coin On his trip here the President a premiere. machine field, was last week hammered at the theme of an Sodemal represents United elected president of J. H. "Atlantic Community," welding Manufacturing Company and Keeney, succeeding Roy Mc- Western Europe and North the Bowl -Mor Company. Ginnis, who vacated that post America into a family relation- to become board chairman. ship. Monemat Bows Weinand had been vice- presi- This idea has inspired German STUTTGART The Mone- dent at Williams Electronic - operators, who wonder if enor- mat, a coin -changing device for the Manufacturing Company for mous potential advantages and attachment to coin machines, has past 18 months resigning to ac- benefits would not accrue to in- just been marketed by the All - cept the Keeney post. dividual operators everywhere by gaier -Werke GmbH, of Uhingen, ROWE AC SERVICES last week presented its Top Salesmen Team Sam Stern, Williams pres- the pooling of operator resources Wuerttemberg. Award "for outstanding success in the 1963 Rowe Sales Contest ident, expressed his regret over into a single international or- and the co- operative efforts and untiring zeal of the salesmen Weinand's departure, but ex- The Monemat operates all ganization. Rowe tended his "heartiest congratula- types of coin machines, accept- for this organization as sales leaders among distributors" value tions" on Weinand's new post. French Bowling Drive ing coins of higher and to the Trimount Automatic Sales Company, Boston. Left to right: McGinnis said that Weinand returning change. The coin David Riskin, award recipient; Dick Gluck, regional sales man- would provide Keeney with dy- PARIS - Sodemal, the Pa- changer is designed, according ager; Fred Pollak, vice -president of marketing; Arthur Frates, namic leadership and that he risian firm specializing in U. S. to the manufacturer, to supply award recipient; David Bond, Trimount president; Marshall the operator with "flexibility." was delighted to welcome him bowling games, is pressing a Caras, award recipient, and Irwin Margold, Trimount general into the organization. high -voltage promotional cam- Studies by the manufacturer manager. Weinand noted that Keeney paign on the theme "the best shows that the average operator had a number of plans to be people bowl." loses substantially through pa- announced shortly. Keeney cur- Sodemal's promotion strives to tron lack of change. It is esti- rently manufactures a line of build the image of bowling as mated that installation of the JFK Visit May Prove Aid vending and novelty equipment a society sport and pastime, "the "Monemat" will increase collec- tions between 5 and 15 per cent. For U. S. Coin Exporters Juke Box Label By OMER ANDERSON by brandishing the American western Operator Group HAMBURG diskery E. -The BONN -U. S. trade officials broiler at a lunch given in his Heckscher is bringing out a new believe that President Ken- honor by West Germany's Presi- Names Zola to Paid Post label "Juke Box," which will nedy's visit to West Germany dent Wilhelm Luebke. President release two titles monthly spe- has killed hopes of the German Luebke served chicken (presum- LOS ANGELES -The West- bob Restaurant in the absence cifically for phonograph play. trade for legislation to curb ably German) for lunch. ens Vending Machine Operators of Phil Sreden, president. Disks will concentrate on American coin machine imports. National Emblem Association is strengthening its News that Redondo Beach U. S. top tunes, and pressings Coin machines were not dis- fight against what it feels are had hiked its license from $2 per will be delivered on regular President Kennedy pounced has cussed during the President's on the fact in his after -lunch re- unfair licenses and employed machine to $25 for a license schedules to operators in West visit here. But chickens were, a paid secretary for marks. "I congratulate President executive plus $5 per machine was re- Germany, Austria and Switzer- and Mr. Kennedy deliberately the first time since its organiza- land. Luebke," Mr. Kennedy said, ported. Manhattan Beach license promoted the U. S. fowl as the tion in 1926. is now $3.25. The new schedules Flip side will have a tune of "upon his excellent choice of the symbol of American determina- entree. I want to correct the im- Eugene Zola, who has success- were discussed. Zola will in- comparable quality with the "A" tion to beat back barriers erected vestigate these fees as one of his side, and U. S. tunes will be pression that some of you have fully led the fight against high against U. S. trade on the Conti- that the United States has licenses in this area for more first moves as the executive sec- picked primarily on the basis of 54) nent. changed its national emblem to than a year, was named to the retary. (Continued on page The U. S. chief executive the chicken. That is not true - post. He will handle the secre- shocked the Bonn government it is still the eagle." tary- treasurer assignment along The is with a stepped -up campaign President continued, "It against unfair licenses. He will Winning Salesmen Split better that friends quarrel over work from his law offices in the matters like chickens than more Gibraltar Tower, 9107 Wilshire 30G in Rowe AC Contest New York Ops important issues." Boulevard, Beverly Hills. In his talks here with Chancel- Top money earners following The regular monthly dinner CHICAGO -Some $30,000 lor Adenauer and other Ger- Leo in cash prizes was divided Sugarman, Brown and Bergman man leaders, President Kennedy meeting was conducted by Rosen; Weiner, secretary, at the Nika- among winners in Rowe AC were David Weiss, David Shed Woes at emphasized that there must be Service's Accelerated Sales Con- David Riskin and Arthur Frates, no further barriers raised against test for salesmen in the firm's Trimount; Dan Perrotta, San - U. S. trade with Europe and that 37 distributorships. tone Sales; Andrew Chaplin, present inequities must be re- Negri, Myron Sugarman, Runyon David Rosen; Frank Laurel Frolic dressed. R. F. Jones, (Denver), and Trade Deficit Sales, New Jersey, was the top Marshall Caras, Trimount. MONTICELLO, N. Y.- money earner, followed by Dan U. S. coin machine trade Receiving special salesman Gotham cigaret operators, beset sources in this country are now Brown, Trimount Sales, and five al- by the new hike in city taxes, Leroy Bergman, Sheldon Sales. awards besides the top satisfied that the German trade ready mentioned were Sam location loans, high commis - has no prospect of obtaining A special Top Team award Cooper, Pioneer Sales; William sions and a host of other weighty legislation discriminating against went to Trimount Sales, Boston. Hamel, Banner Specialty; Joe problems, put aside their cares U. S. coin machines. The Ger- Top distributors in each of the Wasserman, David Rosen: E. W. for a weekend to rollick and man trade has been wistfully six Rowe AC sales areas were: Holyfield, J. H. Lynch; Donald frolic at the Laurels Country eying import quotas and cur- Region I, David Rosen, Phil- Edwards, R. F. Jones; Roger Club here at the 27th annual rency controls, pointing to the adelphia; Region II, Banner I.egault, R. C. Gilchrist, Ltd. outing of the Cigarette Mer- substantial deficit in West Ger- Specialty Company, Pittsburgh; (Montreal): Charles Cade, David chandisers Association. many's trade with the U. S. Region Ill, Bush International, Rosen; William Hendrix, Run- While no business sessions (although German foreign trade Jacksonville, Fla.; Region IV, yon Sales: Allen Smith, South- were planned, small groups over -all shows a surplus bal- Atlas Music, Chicago: Region ern Amusement; Jerry Barrett, gathered informally at poolside ance). V, Southern Amusement, Mem- Automatic Music; Robert Fab- to discuss the impact of the President Kennedy's visit has phis; Region VI, R. F. Jones, ian, Atlas Music: John Mont - recent New York City cigaret convinced Bonn government San Francisco. foster, R. F. Joncs; Max tax increase. leaders that the United States DANIEL A. NIMER was ap- Top five winners of the spec- Dazoretz, Sheldon Sales; Fred As in the past, a large con- intends taking reprisals for any pointed budget director by ial salesman awards were: D. J. Iverson, Sheldon Sales: Kenneth tingent of juke box and game further discrimination against Automatic Canteen Company Barton, and J. L. Townsend, Glenn, K. C. Sales; Lloyd operators were on hand, headed American trade, with Volks- Bush, Jacksonville, Fla.; Fred Strawhand, Roanoke Vending by Al Denver, president of the wagen as the prospective No. 1 of America week. Nimer last Wynn, Central Sales, Houston; Exchange: Joe Mendel, R. F. Music Operators of New York. target for the reprisals. was formerly manager of Leo Crawford, David Rosen, Jones: William Dotson, South- Also present was the ubiqui- A German coin machine budget and sales forecasting Philadelphia, and Joel Kleiman. ern Amusement, and Norm tous John Bilotta, Wurlitzer dis- trade source observed glumly, for Zenith Sales Corporation. Pioneer Sales, Milwaukee. Diffey, R. F. Jones. tributor for up -State New York. (Continued on page 54)

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melmomuumnalunonmamunluunmunlmamuamnanamnnamgnnmauluamnnmunaanlammnanmumnmmamamo KEEPING TRACK OF OPS N. Y. Ops Head for Resorts NEW YORK -Gotham operators are begin- equipment in late spring instead of after Labor EASY IN NEW YORK STATE ning to make their annual pilgrimages to the Day. MONTICELLO, N. Y. -The New York State Operators Guild, mountains and seashore in an attempt to follow The new pieces are placed on summer locations probably the most horsey operator association in the country, will their patronage to their hot weather hideaways. immediately, and, when they are pulled after hold its next regular meeting at the Monticello Raceway July 17. While the season doesn't really get into full Labor Day, they go to top year -round stops One of the feature races of the evening will be the Presentation swing until the July 4 weekend, operators began where, for practical purposes, they are still new Race, with the owner of the winning horse being given a cooler placing equipment on locations late last month, pieces. by the association. and by mid -June virtually every summer stop in Also, the cost of hauling an old phonograph One of the entries, Success Saint, is owned by the Greco the area was ready for the season. to a summer location and taking it back after Brothers, association member from Glasco. Another Greco -owned Local operators are no longer using summer the season is the same as the transportation trotter, Lucille Brewer, won a race here a couple of weeks ago. locations as dumping grounds for old equip- charges on a new piece. But the newer equip- Mother member of the association, Russ Carpenter of Chester, ment. Only a few years ago, vintage juke boxes, ment could gross twice what the older phono- is the owner of Audio Senator, which has been building up a including 78's, were not uncommon in the Cats- graph will do. reputation on local tracks. kill resorts and in some areas of Long Island. Tom Greco of Greco Brothers, Catskill Moun- A short time ago, Audio Senator was introduced to Pascolet, a The prevalent attitude was: "Why spoil resort tain operator and Rock -Ola distributor, has long filly from the Greco stable. The association proved fruitful, and locations with good equipment? The captive been a champion of new equipment for summer last week Pascolet became the mother of a colt. audience will appreciate whatever we can spare." locations. Radical Change This year, Greco Brothers is placing new Rock - Ramaa9mumnnalannlumllmmlmnnammulllllAB um mlu umamllnanlllunm um mumu mounI11nmIBllmmnumn This attitude has undergone a radical change. Olas in all its summer locations. Some of the Operators now realize that they can earn top machines will go back to the showrooms in the Recent dollar only with top equipment, even if the fall and will be sold to operators at reduced location is only good for 10 weeks a year. prices. Others will wind up on their own STEREO RELEASES As a result, many operators are buying new locations. for Music Operators Chi's Getting the Monkey Itch SEEBURG LITTLE LP's By NICK BIRO Others selling but not as action though, business would Pop Weal CHICAGO - The monkeys strongly are "Green Monkey," be slow. Even now, it's spotty, have hit the city. Radio stations Garnell Cooper and the Kin- at best. ANDY WILLIAMS -Days of Wine and Roses . Columbia are playing monkey songs. Kids folks, Jubilee; "Do the Monkey," Biggest crippler during the SARAH VAUGHAN- Snowbound Roulette are buying monkey records. Juke Beverly Ann Gibson, Jubilee, past week was the presence of box operators are programming and "Monkey See, Monkey Do," the White Sox. The team is Pop Instrumental them. Five Dutones, One -der -ful. fighting for a pennant, and There's even a dance called Fills Bill when the club is playing ball MAYNARD FERGUSON- Maynar '63 Roulette the monkey. Not only the kids, According to Fred Sipiora of the television sets are tuned in but a limited number of adults Singer One -Stop, the whole and the juke boxes tuned off. ENOCH LIGHT -My Musical Coloring Book . Command are taking part. thing is probably sparked by Pennant Drive It all started with a record the kids getting out of school. Operators checked by Bill- Jazz /Rhythm & Blues based on the monkey theme. "Kids always go for a fad and board compared last week to the White Sox pennant drive in AHMAD JAMAL Jamal's Argo Now there are five. Biggest is the wilder the better," Sipiora -Ahmad Alhambra "The Monkey Time" with Major said. "The monkey songs and 1959. As the Sox got hotter, the Lance on Okeh. Close behind is dances look as though radios and television sets did Country & Western they're "Monkey" with J. C. Davis on filling the bill." likewise. The juke boxes, mean- Red Decca Chess. Were it not for the monkey while, gathered dust in the RED FOLEY -The Foley Show corner. * * * Though it's too early for a pennant prediction as yet, the Sox are close enough to hurt SEEBURG ARTIST OF THE WEEK YOUNG BOBBY GORDON the ularly harmful PERCY FAITH -Exotic Strings was the series BRINGS OUT DECCA LP during the past week with New Columbia (Pop Instrumental) CHICAGO York and Cleveland. -Bobby Gordon, son of Seeburg's Jack Gordon, Operators noted receipts Baubles, Bangles and Beads /Poinciana Dancing in the Dark /Nightingale brings out an album titled "Warm and Sentimental" on Decca this

1 down anywhere from 10 to 35 The Night was Made for Love /Chico Bolero Get o Kick Out of You /Flamingo week. The LP features Bobby on the clarinet, backed with strings, Orchids in the Moonlight /My Shawl per cent. on such songs as "You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You," "I You New Tunes Can't Give Anything But Love," "All Alone" and "Remember- Along with the monkey rec- All titles listed ue custom 331/2 stereo singles packaged for tIn Juke box ,enter. ing." Other packagers sr record companies may get weekly listings of their product by sending The ords, four other new tunes werè releases le Juke Bea Reviews, Billboard. 1360 Broadway, New Yerk 36, N. T. younger Gordon is a protege of Joe Marsala, the great doing well. "Six Days on the New York jazz clarinetist. Bobby studied at the Berkeley Music Road," by Dave Dudley on School in Boston. He subsequently won a competitive scholarship Gold Wing was getting excel- at the Lenox Massachusetts Jazz School and played in a number of lent operator action. MUSIC OPERATORS STEREO SERVICE East'Coast jazz festivals. Doing well at both the oper- His night club appearances include Eddie Condon 's in New ator and retail level were: "De- York, the Red Onion in Aspen, Colo., and the London House in NEVER ON SUNDAY troit City," Bobby Bare, RCA Chicago. He has also appeared in St. Louis, Columbus, Cleveland Victor; "Devil in Disguise," by and Port Washington, N. Y. Bobby has had one record out RSI LAWRENCE WELK STEREO Elvis Presley, and "Marlena" - previously on Dot. b -w "Candy Girl," 4 Seasons on Vee WHAT KIND OF FOOL AM I mmllllllm nilN IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIII111111MUNIIImlIlII11111Im111111@ IIIIIIIIIII@ II@ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIm1111111111111111111111111111111IN Jay. From RCA Album "Hail the Conquering Nero' LAWRENCE OF ARABIA Site Owners Do the Programming < RSI ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK STEREO GREELEY, Colo. - Jack Programming involves a Wyscaver uses the Phonolog Wyscaver, whose Ideal Music change of as many as 10 or 12 system for keeping track of rec- ARRIVAL AT AUDA'S CAMP Company here operates all over records per stop, where ma- ords and ordering and a mimeo- From Colpix Album "Lawrence of Arabia" northern Colorado, lets his lo- chines are not serviced oftener graph machine -typewriter com- cation owners do much of his than every two weeks because bination for making up label programming for him. of distances involved. Other, strips. PLEASE BE KIND He has to. The route covers weekly locations, usually shows A full -time secretary handles a wide geographical area, and a five -disk change, always with the typing and mimeographing RBI SINATRA -BASTE STEREO >--- the locations range from Spanish the location owner's personal process, making up enough to to Polish, with a smattering of recommendations given plenty cover every spot OF GIRL on the routes MY KIND Asians and a fair percentage of of consideration. at a sitting, plus typewritten From Reprise Album "Sinatra -Basic" Scandinavians. In only a few instances over strips, sometimes in different, With such a wide variety of the entire routes does such a eye- catching colors where spe- musical tastes, WALK RIGHT IN Wyscaver feels list fail to appear, illustrating cial requests are concerned. that neither he nor his two what an excellent job Wyscaver The mimeograph has been a \ routemen are up to the pro- has done in selling his location tremendous time saver since it __. _._< RSI LAWRENCE WELK STEREO } - gramming chores. owners on the wisdom of co- was introduced, and provides a List of Numbers operation. neat, uniform job far preferable BLAME IT ON THE BOSSA NOVA The result has been that at The Colorado operator has to typing the strips on the spot From Dot Album "1963's Early Hits" almost every location, the col- been helped substantially, of with portable machines such as lectors find a list of numbers course, by the fact that stops in has been the case before. made up by the location owner this network of small towns Service Calls THE BREEZE AND I when it comes time to switch show a much lower gross than Despite the long distances in- records, some of RSI MANTOVANI STEREO >_____ them requests big -city locations, and conse- tervening on the routes, Wys- from the patrons, but most of quently, location owners will caver bends over backwards to them carefully PERFIDIO selected by bar- go to more pains to insure that answer every service call just as tender, tavern owner or restau- their percentage on the phono- fast as 70- mile -an -hour speed From London Album "Latin Rendezvous" rant chef as best suited to the graph is bigger. limits on connecting highways clientele. At the headquarters building, (Continued on page 54)

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Co cM_, 13 L : -PLAY IDIsSC PPL N. Y. Groups Cracks Whip On Two -sided action may be expected from the following records. For the juke box operator British Juke Box Ops limited to from 100 to 200 sides oer machine, they represent maximum programming effectiveness. Records listed below have both sides either on the Hot 100 or have recently Discuss Outing been an the Hot 100. See Spotlight Reviews for additional information on doubleplay disks. By JOHN THOMPSON ter of damages and costs is be- ing argued. LONDON Juke box opera- NEW YORK - Representa- - This month a Lancashire op- tives of the Music Operators of tors in the United Kingdom who NO ONE are remiss about paying copy- erator with a sizable route was New York, the New York State summoned to appear in High Operators Guild and the West- right and performance levies are RAY CHARLES, ABC PARAMOUNT 10453 > finding themselves vulnerable Court on a similar action by chester Operators Guild met at as PPL. Samuel Farr, headquar- MONY headquarters here Wed- as the hare to the hunt of the WITHOUT LOVE (There Is Nothing) hounds. tered in Shaw, Lancashire, did nesday (3) to plan for the forth- not appear to defend the applica- coming convention -outing of Phonographic Performance, tion for restraint, which was Ltd., the three groups. STRING ALONG permit authority for the granted. And he, too, by the The associations, together British Phonographic Industry, judge's order, is in jeopardy re- Decca, with the New York State Coin RICK NELSON, DECCA 31495 federation of EMI, Pye, garding damages and costs. Machine Association, hold their - Phillips and other majors, is PPL is well -equipped. Profes- tracking the evading operators annual convention at the Nevele GYPSY WOMAN sional investigators, with down and slapping writs long- Country Club, Ellenville, N. Y., for time police backgrounds, mar- High Court action into their September 13 -15. shal the evidence. And it is not hands. This is happening rap- Some 500 persons are ex- SHUT DOWN an isolated idly, county by county. instance of one in- pected to show up, with game, BEACH BOYS, CAPITOL 4932 fringement on one location that music and vending operators Last month a Kentish opera- the company cites. The opera- and distributors invited. - SURFIN' U. S. A. tor was restrained by High tor's route is spot -checked, it Al Denver, MONY; Mike Court injunctions, and the mat- would seem. Mulqueen, NYSOG, and Carl Pavesi, WOG, comprise the con- BE TRUE TO YOURSELF vention committee. --C BOBBY VEE, LIBERTY 55581 OPERATE A LETTER FROM BETTY UNITED Shuffle Alleys I WONDER and BRENDA LEE, DECCA 31510 Bowling Alleys MY WHOLE WORLD IS FALLING DOWN WELCOME EVERYWHERE CANDY GIRL

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www.americanradiohistory.com 50 BILLBOARD JULY 13, 1963 MANDELL GUARANTEED .aaauaaaasauaauaauaauaa a BULK VENDING USED MACHINES Zola Becomes Father LOS ANGELES - Eugene Schiro Sets Expansion Plan Zola, attorney who has been leading the successful fight By SAM ABBOTT Schiro is also in the operat- Among the locations served MERCHANDISE 8 SUPPLIES against unfair licenses for the Western Vending Machine Op- NEW ORLEANS Nick ing field with his own company by the operating end of the - That of Pleathlo Nuts, Jumbo queen, erators and was recently named Schiro has launched an expan- and RC Vending having Schiro enterprises are the six á9 on loca- Schwegmann PIi^ifelo Nuts, Jumbo queen, its executive secretary, now has sion program for his Schiro about 2,500 machines stores, believed to Dlsfachlo 63 tion in New Orleans. He does be the largest in the nation. Nuri, Large Tulip , .67 another job. He's a father. A Vending Supply here, with new Dlsteehle Nuri, Ventlor's MI% 60 notaoperate outside of the city. Some of the stores cover nearly Dlsfachlo Nuts, She1W Red .tì0 son, Leslie Sheldon, was born to and larger quarters, increased Cashew, Whole .66 300,000 square feet and Schiro Cashew, Buhs Mrs. Zola at a local hospital. inventories in machines and sup- Schiro is the sole owner of the yeant'h, .61 has as many as Jumbo ws3 plies and operation. vending supply company. 40 machines in expanded a Mlaiced Nur: 37 Over 50 Assorted Items in Our store. Baby Chicks .3S Schiro recently moved his firm He is an equal partner in the Rainbow Peanuts A6 New into a new Native Louisianian BNdge Mi% .36 location at 800 three -way split of RC Vending Boston Baked Beans .96 North Broad. The area is three with his son Vincent (Buddy) Nick Schiro Jetty Beans :37 was born in Lou- Licorice Gem. .36 10¢ CAPSULE MIX times the size of his other place. and Lynn Paul Gagnon. Vincent isiana and has been a resident Hei tM7 e1 It is on a main throughfare and is a graduate in business ad- ri Á7 Including of New Orleans since 1923. He will be air conditioned. ministration at Southeastern Col- became interested in bulk vend- 7R ct. S 30 NOVELTY KEY The lege in nper 100 .3S 00 CHAINS vending supply company Hammond. Gagnon, ing during the years that he was 7a0 cT., in every 1000 filled capsules 10 was organized about a year ago who has been in vending for in the grocery ..and meat busi- Gum, 100 et. 3d after Schiro had been in the three years, was graduated from ness, which aid on all he sold in 1946. -Blo flail Gum. bulk operating business for near- a State university in forestry. 'lavers, loo a. .4s From that time until nearly a 11 ly 17 years. He selected vending when it nave's, loo cr..as He represents Oak year ago, he operated but at the Manufacturing Company, Leaf made it possible to remain in time branched into the supply 'Boxes,Boxes, 'assorted.asforrid. Brands, where the forestry Samuel Eppy and Agress New Orleans end of the industry. He is a Complote Seed and Nut Company in Lou- assignments would have carried Ilne o/ Parts, Suppllea, Cs-aAFM9 i member of National Vendors Sfsnds Olobef, Brackets, Charms. isiana. him far afield. Everytlring for the operator. at161Nth Plec, J,...ico N.V. Association and the Young Men's Business Association. He IMMEDIATE DELIVERY likes salt water fishing and until a few years ago had his own VICTOR polluvateuz boat. SCRIPT() "The new program will give PEN operators in Louisiana better VENDORAMA SUPER 60 service," Schiro said. "Since NO BREAKING we entered the supply business NO CRUSHING we have tried to make it a true NO MISSING one -stop. Our new location will enable us to follow through on this plan." NEW THE SIX SCHWEGMANN MARKETS, about the largest over built, with some having nearly 300,000 square feet, are serviced by the operating division of Nick Sehiro's MINI MIX enterprises. He is the sole owner of Schiro Vending Supply. In Mtntahtn Capsules fer 1d Vandtn0 er tid Reeks} Ventlln0.

ASSORTMENT CONSISTS OF: Palr of Miniature Dlce Miniature GMf Skeletons Prohlstoric Monster Try one Lear why other aft. Bones, operators find the SUPER 60 their fa a well ade, Efnely detailed favorite capsule vender. assortmentIsah with loads or Dlav velue. Write /or Beautiful Illustrated Getting the Northwesterner? Its a The Mda will xa1tY 60 EOr these newsy magazine. Ask to get on stoma. Lebels Available. Circular and Prices. our mailing list. It's free! LESTER LeBLANC (right), owner of Maco Vending Service, Baton Rouge, Le., Only $18.50 per M WIRE. WRITE PHONE. Stamp Folders, Lowest Prices, Write OR and his look over the window display at the now routeman, Vernon Bouquet, PAUL CO.,* NC. "áTx location of Schiro Vending Supply in New Orleans. They wore in town on a A.pgif MEMBER "é c sié óúloRS, mr shopping tow. llotthatestevi NEW ADDRESS 5 Skillman Street * Roslyn, H. Y. CORPORATION Phone: 516 MA 1 -5500 NORTHWESTERN 2732 E. Armstrong St., Morris, III. Phone: WHitney 2 -1300 SALES AND SERVICE CO. MOE MANDELL Say You Saw It in 446 Y SPECIAL! W 36.6 $t, New York +B, N 1.0neocre 44467 Billboard FOR $12.50

VENDING HEADQUARTERS We Will Give You for VICTOR ONE THE MOST COMPLETE and FINEST LINE NEW 5 of BULK VENDORS New Victor 2000 Vendor, Large Capacity . ACORN Holds 2,000 Balis 100Count Gum ... or 600 101 DIANNE MYERS and her cousin, Ellen NICK SCHIRO, sole owner of Schiro Myers, are busy with capsules at Schiro Capsules Also Available 3 Balls 100Count ... Vending Supply, New Orleans, is all Vending Supply. Nick Rehire, sole Gum for 5c. $24.50 ea. JUMBO smiles now that his firm is in w and owner of the firm, is also a third and Large Stock of Vendors -Parts and Merchandise. larger quarters and his Write for Prices. plan n for ex- equal partner in the RC (Retarded pansion is well on its way. The Children) Vending with CHARM B. new his son, Vincent H. HUTCHINSON, JR. headquarters are in the background. (Buddy), and Lynn Paul Gagnon. 1784 N. Decatur Rd., N.E. Atlanta 7, Ca. VENDOR Phone: DRake 7 -4300 PLUS 600 JUMBO ROCKET CHARMS VENDING HEADQUARTERS Rush 1/3 With Order, Bal. C.O.D. for VICTOR NATIONAL VENDING MEMBER THE MOST COMPLETE and FINEST LINE MACHINE DISTRIBUTORS, Inc. of BULK VENDORS New Victor 2000 Vendor, Large Capacity .. . - J. SCHOENBACH Holds 2,000 Balls 100 -Count Gum ... or 600101 Factory Oistr,buter of Bulk an/ Ban Gam Capsules Also Available 3 Balls 100(ount ... Vendors, Merchandise, Parts, Gtobes Gum for 5c. $24.50 ea. Stamp Vendors, Polders. Cigarette and Candy Machines sanitary Vendors and Large Stock of Vendors -Parts and Merchandise. sanitary Merchandise FVtRYTNING 5tH Write for Prices. VINCENT (BUDDY) SCHIRO (left) shows some of the charms handled by hts OPERATOR REQUIRES PARKWAY MACHINE CORP. father's Schiro Vending Supply to his nephew, Danny Talbot. The company 715 Lincoln Place, 715 Ensor St. Baltimore 2, Md. represents Eppy along with Oak Manufacturing Company, Leaf Brands, and BROOKLYN 16. H. Y. PResidenl 21900 Agress Seed 8. Nut Company in Louisiana. -Photos by Sam Abbott

www.americanradiohistory.com JULY 13, 1963 BILLBOARD 51 uunomuonmouumualoomuumnunnouonnunuulmumuoll Texas Beaver Answers Suit BILOTTA GIVES Supreme Court to With Settlement Bid TEEN -AGE HOP Rule on 2% Vending Tax SODUS POINT, N. Y. -John AUSTIN, Tex. - The State that the act uses the law of aver- TORONTO -In answer to a creditors at the rate of $500 a Bilotta, New York State Wurl- Supreme Court agreed to hear ages to balance its impact upon petition filed by Hogarth Plat- month or a quarter of the net itzer distributor, invited 1,000 arguments Wednesday (17) on the retailer and purchaser be- ing, Ltd., here, the Beaver Cast- profits, whichever of the two is youngsters to his Lake Ontario whether vending machine com- cause few sales are taxed at ex- ing & Vending Corporation, greater. Both firms are headed amusement park here last week panies have to pay the State sales actly 2 per cent under the (29 and 30) bulk vending machine manufac- by Ken McPhail of Toronto. end for the opening tax on non -taxable sales. "bracket" system of 1 -cent tax turer, proposed that the company Letters to creditors to this ef- of the resort's new dance pavil- The case, which will apply to for sales of 25 to 75 cents and pay off all unsecured creditors fect are expected to be mailed ion. The youngsters will be all firms whose sales include an additional cent tax for each to a hop, with at the rate of $750 a month (to shortly. It was learned that a treated record many items tinder 25 cents, additional 50 cents. be allocated among the various meeting of charm manufacturers disk jockeys of WACK, New- would cost the State up to $8.9 The sales tax act was amended creditors) or a quarter of the to whom Beaver owes money ark, N. Y., handling the emsee million a year in claims if lower by the last Legislature to make firm's net profits, whichever of will meet in New York Mon- chores. Music, of course, will be court decisions stand. it clear that the tax is on gross the two is the greater. day (8). provided by juke boxes. The comptroller currently is receipts. The Hogarth guarding against a possible flood However, the Legislature ex- petition, filed in Texas Case lIIlillllllllllllllllllt111111lllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII the Supreme Court of Ontario on of requests for claims from firms empted vending machines, news- June 25, sought to put Beaver Meanwhile, in Dallas Judge who paid the taxes by earmark- papers and merchants who have Hughes of the U. S. District in bankruptcy in order to collect Bay State Boost ing a special fund in accounting a majority of sales of less than Court of the Northern District a sum of $13,506.48 owed reports. 25 cents. The newspaper and Beaver. of Texas ruled that the Beaver In Cigaret Tax Appeal Set vending machine exemptions are machine was in violation of The Beaver proposal, also a The High Court will hear an expected to result in a drop of patent held by the Oak Manu- filed in the Ontario court, fol- Hovers Over Ops appeal of a February 20 decision $2.6 million annually to the facturing a lowed the Hogarth petition by Company, California by the Third Court of Civil Ap- State. The bill took effect July 1. three days. bulk vending machine manufac- BOSTON -The threat of a peals here. turer. Beaver was enjoined from Separate Action 2 to 3 -cent increase in the The appeals court upheld Dis- making the machine and was or- cigaret tax hung over Massa- trict Judge Herman Jones of NEW AND USED And in a separate action Mc- dered to pay damages and costs. chusetts operators this week. Phail Vending Service, Austin and ruled that companies VENDING MACHINES Ltd., of- The Oak patent involved was The industry is meeting the do not have to pay the 2 per cent fered to pay off its unsecured No. 2537317. possibility with a con- We have one of the largest stocks plan to sales tax on their gross receipts. of new and used vending machines vert all machines to take 35 Jones threw out an interpreta- in the country. We have all makes cents instead of the present 30. tion of the tax by State Comp- and models. Northwestern "60" Ball In its search for another $30 troller Robert S. Calvert that the $11.00 Gum Mfr. Awarded million to cope with the obvi- tax must be paid on gross re- Acorn 8 Lb. 9.95 ous financial deficit which will ceipts. Northwestern Tab Bum 11.50 Refund for '59 Taxes result from pending pay raises Consumer Taxed U. S. Postage Stamp for department heads and State The appeals court said that Machine 9.95 MEMPHIS Federal Dis- employes, together with a lack is These and many others in stock for -A corporation did not pay divi- "the tax levied against the immediate delivery. trict Court jury verdict awarded dends to avoid paying double of funds for educational pur- consumer; the retailer merely is We also carry one of the largest the Donruss selections of domestic and import Company, 119 West taxes, the government con- poses, the Legislature is urging the collector. Sales of 1 to 24 ad o, charms in the country. We have Col or manufacturer of tended. Gov. Endicott Peabody to in- cents are not taxed. In requiring the newest IOC and 25e merchandise candy and bulk ball gum for Normal Operations crease the tax on cigarets. the companies to pay taxes, the available. vending Write for our catalog. operators, a $31,937 re- The cigaret tax currently comptroller is acting contrary to 1959 The Wiener brothers con- TITAN SUPPLY fund of income taxes the brings in $43.2 million, and it the express terms of the statute. VENDORS company paid under protest. tended the money was held and 1210 Farnam Omaha 2, Nebr. needed for normal business is estimated that the existing The suit was brought by four The verdict against the U. S. op- erations. 5-cent levy will produce $44 vending machine companies Government came last week million for the coming fiscal whose individual sales are less after a four The Donruss Company Say You Saw It in -day trial. which starts 1. than 25 cents each. brought the suit, seeking return year July Strong The Internal Revenue Service hints front the Legislature indi- Calvert argued in asking for forced the of the amount plus interest the company to pay the cate that it proposes to raise a hearing by the Supreme Court Billboard additional tax after an audit of government taxed them in addi- tion to the regular amount al- $20 million by this means. But the company books. The com- operators are not any pany paid the tax ready paid. taking over and above chances if reports are correct New ACORN 200 Capsule Vendor other income taxes it had paid As Lucius E. Burch, trial at- that many have 35 con- for the year. torney -cent 5e, 10e or 25e Vend- 11 -Lb. Globe for the Donruss Com- versions ready to go. pany, who has This new Capsule vendor has the industry talking. Will Question of Surplus been at the bar pay for itself on one loading. Will accurately vend capsules The case revolved around this almost 30 years, was leaving the filled with lighters and other select jewelry items. issue: Whether the sole stock- courtroom after the trial he was holders, Donald B. Wiener, chewing some ball gum and of- Headquarters fer ebarms, stands, racks, gum, nuts, gobas, Victor on Vacation pares and supplies for all vending machines. stop in to president, and his brother, Rus- fering some to friends and spec- sell L. Wiener, vice -president, tators. CHICAGO -Victor Vending were accumulating more surplus "This is one of the few cases Corporation closed its plant for Write for complete catalog of new and used machines. than was necessary to operate I've tried in which you can have the firm's annual vacation June the business instead of paying it your exhibits and chew them, 28 through July 15. The firm's RAKE COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE in dividends. too," he said. full line of merchandise, of 609 -A Spring Carden Street Philadelphia 23, Pa. The government contended if Burch said the Donruss Com- course, continued to be avail- WAlnut 5 -2676 the surplus were paid in divi- pany had paid additional tax for able through its distributors. dends, it was taxable and the the years 1960 and 1961 under company owed the government protest, totaling about $65,000. tax on the surplus. He said in view of the successful By accumulating "huge prof- jury verdict for Donruss, he was Boy for Mitchells its" as surplus, the family -owned hopeful of working out a settle- ment, with IRS refunding the ad- CHICAGO - It's a boy, HEADQUARTERS ditional tax payments. Laurance Lewis Mitchell, for Whatever your bulk vending requirements might Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mitchell be, we can serve you. of suburban Glenview. Mitchell DAIZLis Always a complete stock of outstanding North- is legal counsel for National western machines, parts and supplies. RINGS Price Releases Vendors Association. Laurence was born June 27 and is the Write today for complete information and price list. (Brilliant "Jewelescent" Colored Capsule Line Mitchell's third child. BIRMINGHAM Stones) VENDING CO. ROSLYN, N. Y. 520 Second Avenue, North Birmingham, Alabama At your nearest -The Paul Phone: FAirfan 4 -7526 A. Price Company this week warehouse 00 re- or direct pK M leased its new Mini Capsule line, from consisting of miniature cards, as- sorted pre- historic monster bones ARL and skeletons. The line is designed for either IN-07 arrMr an.. r.0.ba SIO. penny vending or 5 -cent Rocket Irma.call,n V. 21211f "431 So real it will fool your Mother-in-Law vending. In sparkling clear Sure -Lock Capsules. OPERATORS REPORT FABULOUS EARNINGS FOR Only $47.00 per Me

VENDORAMA Ir V1 25c & 50c Capsule Vendor HOLDS 200 V2 CAPSULES Write today for full information Retarded Children on the Vendorama V2 Capsule Company ATUIS MASTBI Vendor and the new V2 capsule.® Can Be Helped J®nbe Chata 2534 Mission St., Pittsburgh 3, Pa. iaader VICTOR VENDING CORP. Support Your Local Association 5711 W. Grand Ave. World's Largest Selediest of AtIntafare Charms Chicago 39, III. For Retarded Children

www.americanradiohistory.com 52 BILLBOARD JULY 13, 1963 to facilities and decor. A full range of Jennings and Keeney Report From Britain machines is on display. Coughtrey's is a veteran Brit- ish coin -equipment firm, now Coughtrey Branch tures showrooms and adminis- active 36 years, and the first to tration and warehouse premises, handle Jennings product in the BIRMINGHAM- Coughtry's was necessary to serve the grow- United Kingdom. Automatic Supplies, coin- amuse- ing number of coin -amusement ment machine distributors, Not - operators in the midlands area, David Shefras Weds ingham, has opened a new a spokesman said. branch here. While open for business the LONDON - David Shefras, The expansion, which fea- branch is being refurbished as an executive of Morris Shefras & Sons, Ltd., Blackfriars, Lon- don, coin -equipment distribu- tor, was married in London Exclusive Chicago Ame June 23. Distributor for IMPORTERS His bride is Jill Mardlin. And SEND FOR the wedding at West London WURLITZER Synagogue, attended by many PHONOGRAPH FREE coin -amusement tradesters, was followed by a and PARTS LATEST CATALOG reception at the 64 Pages -Fully Picadilly Hotel. Illustrated. BRITISH BRIEFS Bert Bingley, coin -amusement operator, and secretary of Amusement Caterers Associa- , Joe Kline tion, Yorkshire. in hospital, but Cable: "FIRSTCOIN"- Chlcage mending. . 22, Marylebone and CHICAGO ILLINOIS Dickens 2 -0500 Paddington, London, Licensed BOBBY GORDON presents a copy of his new Decca album, Victuallers' Association, heard "Warm and Sentimental," to Jack Cohen, president of the Cleve- member A. J. Klein describe land Music Operators Association. Al Gange, Seeburg regional fruit machines in taverns as a vice -president, looks on as Bobby makes the presentation in "most pernicious form of gam- Cleveland's Mount Sinai Hospital, where Cohen is recuperating bling," of no aid to bar receipts. from a recent illness. Coin Gordon is the son of Jack Gordon, Seeburg ... tradesters' groan is that vice -president. prices of juke box singles and EP releases have been hiked 2 Ways to Play about 6 per cent this month. Major manufacturers hold them Texas Coinman Sponsors to dealer net prices.... Bert Per - rett, head of Perrett Automatic, chicago coin's Ltd., importer, distributor and 'My Dad's a Cop' Contest operator, is seriously ill with an arthritic complaint. He is immo- DALLAS - Abe Susman, with his annual Abe Susman bilized at his home in Cardiff, owner of State Music Distrib- Awards Contest. Wales, site of the firm's head utors in Dallas, continues his Sponsored each year by Sus - office. public relations work in behalf man, in co- operation with The RIOT of the coin machine industry Texas Lawman, a magazine for law enforcement officers, the Texas Operator contest this year is open to chil- World Wide dren between the ages of 12 Sues Location and 17 inclusive who have par- Plays Host at ents who are law enforcement SAN ANTONIO - H. H. officers at all levels of jurisdic- Hensley, owner of Hensley Mu- Urbana School tion in Texas. sic and Cigarette Company, filed This year's contest will have Shoot Against a suit in 150th District Court for CHICAGO - World Wide as its theme "My Father Is a an order enjoining Fendred Distributing Company was host Law Enforcement Officer." En- Time - OR Grant, owner of Grant's Place, to some 16 operators and serv- trants may write as much or as from using machines in his estab- icemen at a school on the new little as desired on this topic. 25 Shots for 104 lishment other than those in- Seeburg phonograph at the stalled by the The 10 prizes being donated plaintiff. Urbana Motel, Urbana, Ill., last by Susman for contest winners Optional Extended Play Hensley claims Grant has week. this year are Underwood port- and Match -Play feature! breached a five -year contract in The school covered trouble able typewriters, one to go to which the two agreed the Hen- shooting and included a demon- each of the 10 winners. sley machines stration on Seeburg's new "open would service the will be made at the SLIDE -OUT place. Hensley alleges his ma- face" machine which shows the Awards have complete cycle of operation after banquet of the 85th annual SERVICE chines been "disconnected conference of the Sheriffs Asso- and turned to the wall," the insertion of a coin. PANEL and that ciation of Texas. other machines have been in- Hosts for the session included stalled. Nate Feinstein, Harold Schwartz If he is not allowed to service and Art Wood of World Wide; Robert Dunlap and Charles o n0/77/COrUS1r/BS. //!C.'rs w. avrllssr uvo. the place with his machines, hico9 i CNICaW 1a.IllIN015 Hensley would have the court (Chuck) Gates of Seeburg. grant him a judgment of 51,810. Operators and servicemen in- WURLITZER cluded Joseph Yaegel and Bob Rose, Decatur; Jim Jacobs, Dan- ville; Jim Sudkamp, Dick Hunt 2700 and R. R. Davies, Urbana; Dave Wethington and B. R. Ham- Greatest Money - mond, Watseka; Tim Please ship copies of Billboard's McGraw, Elmer Cole, Lindsay Roy, Clay- Maker of Them All International Coin Machine Directory, ton Hunt and Robert Decker, MAIL THIS Champaign. My check for $ is enclosed. COUPON TODAY for your copy of the just -published Name

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See Cinebox IT NOW! 200 Stern Visits Greece ORDER At N. Y. Showing GOTTLIEB'S NEW NEW YORK - Some 200 SQUARE newsmen, tradesters and in- HEAD vestment people gathered at with the new "tic- tac -foe" Toots Shor's restaurant here Add -A -Ball Ideal Wednesday (26) to view the Cinebox, Italian -made cinema juke box. The showing was spon- WANT sored by the Cinevision Corpo- ration of America, U. S. dis- TO tributor for the machine. On hand were Stanley Green, BUY -OLYMPIC - PREVIEW - FASHION Cinevision president; M. S. SHOW -SUNSET -ALOHA- LANCERS -FOTO FINISH - FLYING CIRCUS Greenman, general manager and - LIBERTY BELLE - BIG CASINO vice -president, and Ed Ratajack, - OKLAHOMA - SHOW BOAT - TROPIC ISLE - COVER GIRL. sales consultant. Retarded Children GAUCHO -RACK- A .BALL Visitors Dave Rosen, Phila- Can Be Helped Highest Prices Paid! delphia distributor for Cine- SAM STERN, WILLIAMS PRESIDENT (center), viewed some of vice - box, and Joseph Woll, Greece's ancient ruins during a recent European visit. Accom- Support Your Local Association WEEKLY SPECIALI president of Philadelphia's Corn Pletely Reconditioned For Retarded Children Gottlieb Broad Street Trust Company. panying him were Romualdo Meroni, Williams' European rep- TEXAN resentative, and John M. Lagonikos, Williams' distributor in 4- Player $275 Greece. BARGAINS WEEKLY SPECIAL STRAIGHT AHEAD... Coin Pletely Reconditioned G ottlieb SWEET SIOUX 4- Player $250 NATIONAL COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE 1411 -13 Diversey, Chicago 14, III. Buckingham 1 -8211 411NtiNN

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WORLD WIDE -ONE STOP SERVICE! RECONDITIONED-GUARANTEED ! STERN RECEIVED a typically hospitable Greek welcome in Athens from some of the city's leading coin machine digni- taries. The Williams president is due back in the U. S. this week. PHONOGRAPHS VENDING DJ6TR 1130 TORG,1e- ROWE ALL -PURPOSE AMI CONTINENTAL 200. $595 2315 Olive St., St. louis 3, Mo. MDSR. H/C $845 SEEBURG V -200 195 Phone: MAin 13511; Cable: Cendist ROWE PASTRY 150 SEEBURG 100 -1 395 ROWE CANDY, 11 Col. G/M 195 SEEBURG AY160H 895 ROWE 20/700 CIG. 225 AMI F -120 175 ROWE SANDWICH (Ref 11 325 AMI G -120 225 ROWE HOT FOOD 325 AMI CONT. 2.100 Stereo 695 ROWE COFFEE RV -750 (Fresh) 425 ROCK -0lA 1458 .. 345 ROWE L -1000 (Late) 545 WORLD'S NATIONAL CIG. 11ML 145 ROCK -OLA 1465 -200 .. 345 NATIONAL CANDY, 10 Col. Slant 245 ROCK -OLA 1475.200 475 ...... STONER CANDY 160 175 ROCK -OLA 1478.120 .. 595 SEEBURG CIG. 800 E -1 165 POLK -OIA 1488.120 685 CORSAIR 20 CIG. 165 LARGEST WURLITZER 1900 275 VENDO ICE CREAM =210 (Post) 475 WURLITZER 2200 295 APCO 4- Flavor (Ice) 1 045 INVENTORY ARCADE GAMES AMUSEMENT GUNS FOR SALE Bally HEAVY HITTER Baseball.S175 Midway BAZOOKA 5225 Midway DELUXE BASEBALL 395 C.C. SHOOT T;IE CLOWN 375 C.C. BIG HIT TARGETTE 345 Bally DERBY 150 C.C. PRO BASKETBALL ... 315 Williams TITAN 275 Send for New Williams TEN PINS 95 Williams VANGUARD 175 Summer Lists We carry the most complete line of Phonographs, Games, Arcade and Vending Equipment. Write for Complete List, ARCADE -CAMES Terms: t/, Dep., Bal. Sight Draft or C.O.D. BINGOS -RI DES TOP TEAM IN ROWE AC SERVICES' Accelerated Sales Contest was a group from Trimount Sales Corporation, Boston. Shown WORLD WIDE distributors 2732 FULLERTON AVENUE. CHICAGO 47. ILLINOIS MUSIC, etc. at special citation ceremonies were David Riskin, Trimount; WEST. Richard Gluck and Fred Pollak, Rowe AC; Arthur Frotes, David Everglade 4-2300 Cable: "GAMES"- Chicago Bond, C. Marshall Caras and Irving Margold, Trimount. Not DAVID ROSEN shown in the photo are Dan Brown and Leo Bessette, Trimount, I.slouse A M I Did. Ia. l'a. 0 who FEATURES 8SS N. BROAD SIRLEI, PIIIIA. 2L, PA. together with Riskin, Frotes and Caras made up the special SPECIAL! TWICE A PHONE: CENTER 2.2903 , five -man winning team. MONTH VENDING Cad Gam a Huts 0 o©©unnunn OPERATORS Beverages 0EElF1 0 Tobacco 0 electric New Products UHEl00HDßt1 HEAR THIS! m ... Ra Trends L # $ J, Industry Hews scoreboard 9 Market Place 0 .ISTBO FREE -Complete Series of Four Reprints -FREE 5*4_.-. FOR SHUFFLEBOARDS Editorials , Natural Finish Hardwood Cabinet "How To Use LOCATION CONTRACTS" Articles ! To -faced lOc 1 player or 10c 2 I T Fits any shuffleboard player be simple plug VEND Magaeine, 2160 Pa Nerson St., Cincinnati 11, Ohio Scores 15 -21 and /or switchorer I V es- Please sign m up fore Vmd Subscri Ption and 50 the FREE Series 'How Use points Aluminum button scor $ Large metal ABT coin LOCATION CONTRACTS" reprints. 0 7 Year 37 eiecfor bo: mg blocks Coin-operated Chrome tube supports 0 3 Years 215 N e 01 Foreign Rate, One Year $14 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ... $169.SO Address J Terms: 1/3 dep.. Bal. COD or S.D. City Ron.,,, State MARVEL MANUFACTURING CO. / 2845 W. Fullert Aue., Chicago 47. III. Typo of eosins.. Phoneon: DI 2 -2424 ///"s.r.ae-is....: //////////// Arm/// g Copyrighted material

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FOR SALE EUROPEAN NEWS BRIEFS JFK Visit May Aid U. S. Exporters Continued from page 45 GAMES & BOWLERS Continued from page 45 Hercules Gun ....$175.00 "Competition is now bound to Particularly embarrassing to Keeney Sportsmen 95.00 their demonstrated U. S. juke Location ownership is de- Bally Star Shuffle 95.00 increase all along the line, and German juke box manufacturers Bally Spinner 145.00 box impact. scribed as a "way of life" in there is no telling what the fu- is the fact that Cinebox, the film United Chi,, Shuf /lo 95.00 Austria, and VOAG holds out Bally Official Jumbo .. 195.00 "This is a service for the ture holds for our trade." phonograph, has carved a beach- juke box operator -and nobody no hope for remodeling the Common Market head in the U. S. market despite country into the operator pat- Phonos -Wall Boxes else," a Heckscher representative This source had in mind not severe obstacles (although the said. "The operator is the neg- tern. The association states can- Italian product is by no means Wurlitxer 2400, 2404, 2410.5545.00 didly that most distributors are only U. S. competition on the Wurlitxer 2500, 2504, 2510. 645.00 lected man in the music trade, world market, but also the wax- established in the U. S. market). Wurlitxer 2300 445.00 and now we are going to cater to satisfied to deal with locations ing struggle for the European Wurlitzer 2100 295.00 and have no overriding interest If success breeds success, fail- Roek.Ola Hiay 1440 75.00 his whims and needs." Common Market. It is the com- ure is no less contagious. The Seeburg 200 Sel. WB 49.50 in reforming the country to op- plaint of West German manu- German trade sorely needs a Seeburg KD 295.00 erator ownership. AMI 120 WB 20.00 Bavarians Name Damm facturers that U. S. manufac- show window on the American Wurlitxer 5210 WB 59.50 Therefore the association is Wurlitxer s207 WB 37.50 MUNICH -Paul Damm has turers have erected a "privileged market for its world trade gen- Seeburg 3W1 WB 18.50 taken office for another term as concentrating on efforts to enroll sanctuary" on the Continent, erally. AMI lyric 100 395.00 location owners as members. VI. 200 Seeburg 225.00 president of the Bavarian Coin mainly in West Germany, and AMI E 120 85.00 Machine Operators' Association. Portable Juke Box that it is only reasonable that Call Write r Cable. Damm was re- elected unani- protection should be afforded ablo: LEWJO mously. against direct exports from the Site Owners Wo aro now diet ribufen for MILAN - The hurdy -gurdy, smokeshops and Gottliob. Otto Saumweber was elected long an immutable Milanese U. S. Continued front page 48 vice -president. Others elected are street scene, is now giving way West German manufacturers Eduard Br a u e r, Kaufeuren; to the portable juke box. Hurdy- are disturbed by the failure of will allow. Most of his location crone, Distributing C 0. `ey Peter Seelmann, Bamberg; gurdy operators now transport German equipment to make the owners are more than pleased Exclusive Wurlitxer Distributor Georg Huber, Munich; Herbert transistor- powered phonographs strides on the world export mar- at the celerity at which an Ideal 1301 N. Capitol Ave. 329 W. Ninth St. Sarfert, Starnberg, and Gerhard to their waist in hurdy- ket that they believe the general Music Cvington, Ky. strapped Company repair truck Indianapolis. Ind. Funke, Augsburg. technical excellence of German - Greater Cincinnati gurdy style. appears when there are break- The customer then inserts his made equipment should warrant. Tel.: MElrose 5.1593 Tel.: AX 1.6969 Location Ownership downs of any sort. coin and picks his tune. "The Not only have German phono- The fact that a truck may VIENNA -A study by the effect is the same," a veteran graphs failed to penetrate the have to make a 40 -mile trip Austrian trade association, Der U. S. market but they have also when answering ads e . hurdy -gurdy operator remarked each way in order to take care Verband des Oesterreichischen after the first week of operating failed to dislodge the more ex- of two service calls isn't un- Automaten - Gewerbes (VOAG pensive U. S. product from the Say You Saw It his juke box replacement. "The usual, but Wyscaver cheerfully shows that 80 per cent of at customer gets the tune he likes world market, even in Latin accepts the responsibility. phonographs in Austria are oper and we have a lot of arm work. American areas where German One outcome of the location In Billboard ated by locations. It's a good, new deal all around." equipment enjoys specific ad- owner programming system has vantages. been heavy demand for Spanish GEMA Wants Secrecy music, prompted by large num- Crewe FIESTA BONN -GEMA, West Ger- done so voluntarily as a "cour- hers of Mexican -Americans and many's licensing organization tesy." braceros or Mexican nationals long in the limelight for its bit- However, the operators long who are hired for the annual by Fischer ter royalty disputes with the Ger- have argued that GEMA en- beet crop each year. Revitalises player and loca- man phonograph operators, is joyed a privileged status and de- Wyscaver, with long -standing tion interest- revives profits now locked in a battle with the manded that the copyright so- connections in the Spanish - with the irresistible appeal Bonn government. ciety make a mandatory full dis- American field, probably pro- of outstanding q u a l i t y and GEMA is resisting efforts by closure of its finances. 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