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The International Music -Record BiliboarI !boar Newsweekly as Record, Tape Exports TV, Radio Vast Jingleland Doubled in 2 Years Hit Records Turn Commercial By CLAUDE HALL By RAY BRACK that has United Artists Records but is better known as a the U. S. during NEW YORK-There's another world CHICAGO - Export of recorded music from hit records radio songwriter, has produced or helped produce sev- was almost double the dollar volume for the been reaping rewards from -the the first half of 1967 field. Often the approach eral commercials, including "Summer Blonde," S. Department of Commerce figures reveal. and TV commercials same 1965 period, U. tie -in Clark has with by Clairol. over the same six -month span in 1966 is direct, such as the Petula The 1967 period's increase she promotes the automobile At the same time, there have been a lot of re- than million. Plymouth in which was more SI in song on both radio and TV; one of her hits verse hits. A commercial written by Sid Ramin The Department does not ask U. S. firms to break down their for Pepsi -Cola, handled by BBD &O, was recorded and tapes, but was rewritten slightly to mention the car. Other music export figures to distinguish between records for ex- by the Bob Crewe Generation and became a mil- music dollar volume in the past two times, the approach is more subliminal; much of the increase in export ample, countless commercials today feature a lion- seller -"Music to Watch Girls By." Sascha be attributed to the growth of the pre- recorded tape mar- years may mariachi sound in the music, capitalizing on the Burland's Alka- Seltzer commercial for McCann - ket. success Alpert. Erickson-"No Matter What Shape Your Stom- the first half of 1965, the government reports show, of Herb During Many recording artists earn large figures per- (Continued on page 24) $3,981,152 worth of records, record blanks and pre-recorded tapes The largest forming, writing, or producing commercials for were shipped from U. S. firms to 62 foreign countries. Harnett, period was Canada, receiving $656,- Madison Avenue advertising agencies. Joe foreign market during that scored quite well in the ad- (Note: the U. S. Commerce Dept. figures Columbia Records, 858 worth of merchandise. vertising field. Ellie Greenwich, who records on do not include shipments valued at less than $100.) For the first half of 1967, $6,349,568 worth of pre- recorded tapes, records and blanks were shipped to 71 lands. Canada, with $1,098,148 in import music from the U. S., was again the leading (Continued on page 10) New Top LP's Chart A new "Top LP's" chart makes its debut in this issue. The chart has been Labels Landing redesigned so that the emphasis is on U.S. Budget the artist in the listings. An index, which will run below the chart, will Sales Beachhead in U. K. show the number of positions the art- in particular ANDREWS ists has captured that By GRAEME week, as well as the soundtracks and LONDON - U. S. record The deal considerably ex- original cast albums listed on the chart. companies are gaining a foot- tends the repertoire that will In addition, the 4 and 8 -track tape cartridges, cassettes and open reel tapes hold in the British market with be available under the MFP lines. available will be listed along with the budget logo, hitherto confined largely set a giving LP's. The chart, which will cover 200 MGM has deal to EMI back -catalog including the EMI and Paul Hamlyn- positions and run two and a half pages. a limited amount of Capitol begins this week on Page 36. owned Music for Pleasure budg- repertoire. et operation exclusive U. K. now riding high with her smash single, It is seen here as the first of Dionne Warwick, rights to all Metro and Leo "I Say a Little Prayer" (S 12203), has a groovy new album budget deals be- product. First release under the many future at the top of the charts, "Dionne Warwick's Golden Hits - deal will be a version of "Dr. tween independent American Part 1" (S 565), includes such greats as "Don't Make Me with local Zhivago,' by the Boston Pops companies and outfits Over," "Anyone Who Had a Heart," "Walk on By" and Orchestra. The MGM full -price high turnover marketing exper- "Reach Out for Me." ¡Advertisement) soundtrack album from this tise in which the Hamlyn group movie is a continuing best seller. (Continued on page 62) Form Group to Span UA Gives Int'l Cover Splash 'Creditability' Gap To the 'Live for Life' Track By ELIOT TIEGEL LOS ANGELES -A new credit group corn - By HANK FOX bining record manufacturers with tape cartridge NEW YORK -United Artists Corp., through its international companies, has been established here. music publishing companies, is launching its latest film soundtrack, The National Recorded Sound Credit Group "Live for Life" ( "Vivre Pour Vivre ") into world -wide orbit. Some (NRSCG), which was formed one month ago, is 60 cover records have been released; more than 35 are in an adjunct of the Credit Manager's Assoc. of the production stage; and new cover notices are flowing into UA's Southern California which formerly administered New York headquarters daily. The music was written by Francis a credit group consisting solely of record manu- Lai, who also composed the score for "A Man and a Woman." facturers. With the film having premiered at the beginning of November Initial members in the local organization at in Paris, Rome and Turin, and slated for December opening in Lon- a yearly $370 fee includes Capitol Records, Craig Crown Records and Modern Tape Corp., don, New York and California, United Artists Music Companies Gap has Corp., With a show of incredible strength, the Union General Recorded Tape, Liberty (UAMC) has just completed its first international publishing meet- hit across the nation. Their single, "Woman. Dot Records, orged a mighty Muntz Stereo -Pak ing to co- ordinate global promotion and exploitation of the track Woman" 444297, on Columbia Records, has whipped up a Records, Martel Electronics, Victor. and theme covers. renzy of excitement in airplay and sales. Here's record and RCA (Continued on page 10) history in the making, with more to come. ¡Advertisement) (Continued on page 10)

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Dan Kahan has been appointed director of model of Mercedes - at AGAC's production productions at Greentree Electronics, manufacturers of recording New York Nov. 16 Benz S.S. Roadster of 1927 -1930. Own Company Eliscu is tape.... Seymour Heller, president of Attarack 36th annual meeting. No purchase is required in Corp., has been NEW YORK Robert Lis - a lyric writer who co- authored order to enter the sweepstakes, - elected chairman of the board, replacing Sy R. Cohen, who re- in sauer has formed Lissauer Mu- "The Carioca," "Orchids the and all participating record signed to devote time to legal practice. Moonlight" and "Without a sic Companies, Inc., which will dealers have been supplied with act as managing agent for the * * * Song." He served as AGAC free customer entry blanks. To vice -president for several years. Vincent Youmans Co. Lissauer Mel Nimon, Decca's Seattle branch manager, has been pro- promote the sweepstakes, Co- had been vice -president and moted to the branch managership in Other officers elected were lumbia has prepared a special San Francisco, replacing general manager of the Vin- Bob Eggers, who returns to teaching. Leonard Whitecup, executive display featuring the photo- Nimon joined Decca seven cent Youmans Co. years ago as a salesman in the vice - president; Ervin Dranke, graph of the eight "Priceless Cincinnati branch. Bob Bianchi Lissauer has also reacquired vice - president; Harry Ruby, Prizes" and customer entry becomes Seattle branch manager. He had been a salesman, the Mode (ASCAP) vice - president; Alex Kramer, blanks. Columbia is also running and Scope covering Washington, Oregon and Montana. Both men report to (BMI) publishing treasurer; Gloria Shayne, secre- a two -page spread in the Dec. firms which Mario De Filippo, West Coast district manager. the Youmans firm in tary, and Robert Colby, assist- 8 issue of Go magazine an- bought ant secretary- treasurer. nouncing the sweepstakes. 1962 from Lissauer. * * * The LMC operation will Mel Bly has joined the Viva Records -Snuff Garrett Produc- cover production, talent man- tions organization as vice -president in charge of promotion and agement, music publishing and sales. Eventually, he will take on responsibilities at all levels of Mercury's 200G Campaign music publishing management. all the companies in the Snuff Garrett -Ed Silvers complex of Part of the complex will be which the Viva label is a part. Bly has been with Challenge Rec- To Bow Ever -Green Blues a new ASCAP firm, Robert Lis - ords for eight years. sauer Publishing Corp., which * * * CHICAGO - Mercury Rec- Sending the group on a 15- will include the Mode catalog ords is launching its newest city tour via chartered aircraft. and all material acquired by Oscar Fields has joined the national promotion staff of Bell group The Ever -Green Blues Introducing them to deejays Youmans since Lissauer joined Records. He had been promotion manager of Sea Way Distrib- - the firm in 1962. Ellison Mu- -with a $200,000 publicity at 50 radio stations and working utors in Cleveland. Aaron R. Wall, general manager of campaign, the largest since the sic (BMI) has been formed to TelePro Industries, has them into 18 TV shows. cover the 1,000 -title Scope cat- been named president. label introduced the Blues Ma- Sending 2,000 miniature bon- goos in 1966. alog. sai evergreens to deejays, pre- LMC will do the score from The first single by the Los paring 200,000 iron -on ever- the forthcoming musical "Juliet." Angeles group is "Midnight green transfers as personal ap- Beatles' 13th Cap. LP Confessions," released t h i s pearance giveaways, mailing week. Mercury is promoting it 100,000 miniature bars of pine by: soap to accounts, radio stations Rascals' Disk Due Mid- December and the press and printing Fill- more -type Auditorium posters NEW YORK Capitol Rec- A feature of the album will for national distribution to deal- Made Timely - be Burlington- Palace, ords has scheduled the Beatles' the inclusion of a full- color, ers. 24 -page Mirwood Enter Deal Scheduling retail store ap- NEW YORK - The Young next album for mid -December book containing photo- Rascals' new single, "It's Won- release. The album, which will graphs and art work from the pearances for the group in every TV special. NEW YORK - Subpublish- tour city. derful," on Atlantic Records, be the Beatles 13th LP for Cap- ing rights to the Mirwood Mu- has been designed for the con- itol, is titled "Magical Mystery "Magical Mystery Tour" is sic (BMI) catalog for Australia, Taping "Midnight Confes- venience of those radio stations Tour." the follow -up album to "Sgt. sions" in color for distribution with a tight time schedule and Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club New Zealand, Germany, Aus- The album title comes tria, the Benelux countries, and to teen -oriented TV shows are unable to play the complete from Band," released June I. "Sgt. throughout the country. record. a forthcoming London -pro- Pepper" earned the RIAA cer- Switzerland have been taken special the over by the Burlingon- Palace The promotional tour began The single is divided into two duced TV featuring tified Gold Record status on the group. Capitol's album will con- Music Group, publishing sub- Friday (17) in Milwaukee and bands (linked by a spiral) on day of release and has been on sidiary of British Decca. Bur- will take the group to Pitts- the same side of the disk. The tain 11 songs, including six from the top of the national best- lington has similar territorial burgh (17), Cleveland (18 -20), first band, subtitled "music," the TV show. The TV special seller charts ever since. will be aired in England during Akron and Erie (20), Buffalo contains the complete song and Advance sales on "Sgt. Pep - subpublishing rights for Miraka Christmas week, with American (ASCAP) and Arima (SESAC). and Syracuse (21), Boston (22), two minutes 30 seconds. The per" exceeded 1,000,000 units. Hartford (23), Philadelphia (24- second band, subtitled "sound broadcast scheduled early in Sales patterns that accompa- 25), New York (26 -27), Balti- effects," contains psychedelic 1968 on NBC -TV. nied release of "Revolver" (Au- Eagle Bows Chief more (28), Washington (29). musical sounds and runs 50 sec- In addition to the six songs gust 1966) and "Rubber Soul" Detroit (30) and Chicago (Dec. onds. It's ben devised so that from the TV show, the new (December 1964), to name a NEW YORK - Eagle Rec- 1). stations with tight schedules Beatles album will contain few, were identical. ords, independent label headed With the group on the tour can fade out after the first band "Hello Goodbye," the top side In all, singles included, the by Ellis McNeill, has launched will be Mercury national prod- is over. of the group's new Capitol sin- Beatles have garnered the great- a subsidiary company to be uct manager Alan Mink and The single will be packaged gle, plus four songs previously est number of certified million - known as Chief Records. The promotion manager Mar t y in a four -color sleeve and will unavailable on LP: "Penny sellers than any other record act first release on the Chief label Goldrod. be given a nationwide advertis- Lane," "Strawberry Fields For - in the history of the RIAA. is "Donde Esta Santa Claus," A tour of the West is planned ing promotion campain by At- ver," "All You Need Is Love" "Sgt. Pepper" brought the total by the Thomas Sisters. for later in the year. lantic. and "Baby You're a Rich Man." to 23. 6 NOVEMBER 25, 1967, BILLBOARD

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www.americanradiohistory.com Market Quotations Kapp to Hold As of Noon Thursday, November 16, 1967 Sales Meeting Week's Vol. Week's Week's Week's Net NAME Nigh Lew in 100's Nigh Lew Clew Cksnse Admiral 38 19t/= 672 211/ 191 201% - 1/s American Broadcasting 102 661/2 363 737/is 66'1 693/4 -41% In New York Ampex 404/4 22% 1244 33% 311/ 331/s Unchg. NEW YORK Kapp Rec- Audio Devices 30% 21% 131 25% 22% 223% -2r/s - two -day Automatic Radio 253% 3% 2238 231/s 15% 18% -3 ords' sales meeting will Automatic Retailer Assoc. 80 51% 128 74% 70% 7011 -4y4 be held at the Friars Club Avnet 56 161/4 2485 56 50 551/4 +2% Monday and Tuesday (20, 21). Cameo Parkway 55 21/4 786 42% 2911 341% -71/4 Hosted by David Kapp, presi- Canteen Corp. 28% 20% 368 211/s 20% 21% +1 dent, and Sid Schaeffer, sales CBS 76% 471/4 1598 511/4 47% 49% -1% vice -president, the New York Columbia Pk. 56 331/2 167 48% 441% 44%s -3% office will be represented by Consolidated Elec. 573% 351/2 447 381/s 351/: 361% -1 ys Joe Berger, national sales man- Disney, Walt 57 3711 224 54 521/= 54 -2 ager; Hy Grill, a &r director; EMI Sys 31/2 709 5% 5 51/4 Unchg. Nat March, executive vice - General Electric 1151/4 8211 1231 1031/4 97% 1021/s +1% Gulf + Western president; Aaron Levy, con- 64% 30% 2189 53% 48 51% - 1/s SEN. HARRISON A. WILLIAMS JR., New Jersey, addresses the general Handleman troller; Gene Armond, national 50 171/4 192 451/4 411/4 42% - 1/s meeting of the Record Industry Association of America at its member- MCA 65 343% 234 65 62% 64ys +1ys promotion director; Milton Sin - ship meeting in New York Nov. 15. Williams spoke on the amendment he has introduced to the Copyright Revision Bill which would grant a Metromedia 661/4 40% 138 51% 49% 50% 3/4 coff, merchandising and pack- - performance copyright in records to record companies. Seated, left to MGM 643/4 aging 32% 545 561/4 5111 54% -31% director; Ted Shapiro, right, are: Fred Rosenblatt, of Ruder & Finn; Leonard W. Schneider, 3M 93y 75 289 88% 851% 8811 +2ye general manager Kapp Interna- executive vice -president of Decca Records, and Judge Thurman Arnold, Motorola of Arnold & Porter of Washington. 1461/2 90 635 1331/4 1251/2 131% +2% tional; and Don Van Gordon, RCA 651/2 42% 1419 58% 551/4 581% -1% sound engineer. Seeburg 241 15 319 2011 18% 18ys -1% Also attending will be Paul Trans Amer. 47% 281/2 g% 886 451/4 431/2 45% + Cohen, a director; 20th Century country &r Liberty 591/2 22 839 241% 22 231/ on + 1/s Swinging Chuck Chellman, country pro- WB 41% 191/2 472 38% 351/4 371/s -Vs Wurtitser motion director; Mel Turoff, 36 1811/s 124 28% 26 261/s - 1/s West Coast general manager; Broadening Zenith Product 721/4 47% 1043 64 591/4 633% +21/4 Vic Chirumbolo, Eastson; dis- Week's Week's We's LOS ANGELES Liberty kar, Johnny Mann, Canned High Low Close trict sales - manager Norm Les - OVER THE COUNTER* Records, broadening its product Heat, Buddy Rich, and the Ven- kiw, Midwest district sales man- As of Noon Thursday, November 16, 1967 base, is now acquiring product tures add depth to the selling ager; Chuck Dier, San Fran- from its newly established over- artist roster. GAC 81/2 71/4 81/4 Donaldson is the cisco promotion; Greg Ballan- seas companies. first Blue to land ITCC 111/ 9 10% Note artist tyne, Detroit, Midwest promo- First disks into the U. S. from on the singles best- selling chart. Jubilee Ind. 81/4 8 81/ tion and Herb Gordon, East Liberty -owned companies in re- Shankar is Lear Jet fast becoming one 161/4 15 1511 Coast promotion manager. cent weeks include "Lemon of Liberty's most acclaimed per- Merco Ent. 16% 143% 15% Tree," by the Idle Race (from formers on the World Pacific Mills Music 34 341% 34 England) and "Sand in My line. The company is heavily Orrtronics 6 5 6 Ashley Famous Shoes," by Johnny Tame (from behind Dick Bock's belief in Pickwick Int. 14 12 123/4 Germany). Asian music and is blasting away Telepro Ind. 2% 21% 2% Is Purchased by Additionally, the company with titles by Paul Horn, a new Tonna Corp. 91% 81/4 91% has purchased "The 29th of pactee, who cut an LP in Kash- September," by Equipe '84, an mir where he National Mercantile 131/ 11% 131/4 Kinney National met Maharishi Italian act which sings in Eng- Mahesh Yogi, a spiritualist, also *Over.theaounter prices shown are "bid" (as opposed to "asked "). Neither the NEW YORK - Kinney Na- lish in a style reminiscent of new to WP. A de luxe three - bid nor the asked prices of unlisted securities represent actual transactions. tional Service has acquired the the Beatles (from Ricordi), and disk set, "Anthology of Indian Rather, they are a guide to the range within which these securities could have Ashley Famous Agency for ap- "I," by vocalist Kiki Dee (from Music," has achieved sales of been said or bought at the time of compilation. proximately $13 million. Kinney Philips). 20,000 copies in its first week of issued 127,500 shares of its Liberty's program to achieve distribution. Classical music The above quotations compiled for Billboard by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & $4.25 convertible stock in ex- a "spread of artists" is succeed- lovers seem to be purchasing Smith, Inc., member of the New York Stock Exchange and all principal stock change for all of the stock of ing. The company reports one the Asian music, according to exchanges. the Ashley Famous Agency. of its hottest singles spurts in the company. Ted Ashley will remain as months based on product by An interesting split between president of Ashley Famous Vikki Carr, Bobby Vee, Sun- disk and tape cartridges sales is Agency and will become a mem- shine Company, Cher, Johnny reported. Catalog items account McGraw-Hill, London ber of the board of directors Rivers, Fifth Dimension, Mel for 80 per cent of Liberty's of Kinney National. Ashley Fa- Carter, Victor Lundberg (nar- cartridge activity. "We're selling mous will 'operate autonono- rative), Lou Donaldson (jazz, to the customer who has no 'Imports' Distrib Deal mously under its present man- Jerry Wallace (country) and catalog," says Lee Mendell, the agement as a wholly owned sub- Jerry Wallace country) and company's marketing vice -pres- sidiary of Kinney National. Gene Dorier (rhythm and ident. "Material considered NEW YORK -The McGraw - with music, poetry literature and Kinney's acquisition of Ash- blues). worn out on record has never Hill Book Co. Nov. 17 an- drama representing every major In the LP field, Ravi Shan- been heard by this audience." nounced it would distribute the British poet; Editions De L'Oi- ley Famous, and the merger London "Imports" labels to ed- seau Lyre, the music of the with National Periodical Pub- ucational and commercial mar- Baroque period; Das Alte Werk lications are only the first steps kets in the U. S. and Canada. series from Telefunken, rep- into the leisure market- commu- Warner Labels Hunting for McGraw -Hill will acquire the resenting the compositions of nications field. National Periodi- rights to the following subsidi- many composers, using instru- cal is a leading comics magazine aries of London "Imports ": Argo, (Continued on page 10) publisher and also a major na- 'New Breed of Music Man' tional distributor of magazines and paperbacks. LOS ANGELES - Warner Turnbull (folk), First Edition Bros. /Reprise /Loma labels have (pop), Randy Newman (writer - gone on a talent spree to cap- singer). Added to Warner Bros. Two Producers ture the "new breed of music are: Alan Watts (Far Eastern man." spiritualist), Van Dyke Parks To Hazlewood "This new breed of creator (writer- singer), New Age, Los is avant -gardish and very proud Angeles Power and Light Com- NEW YORK - Lee Hazle- of his music," explains Joel pany, Bud Dashiell (formerly wood, West Coast independent Friedman, firm's marketing vice - of Bud & Travis), Jan & Dean producer and publisher, has ex- president. (formerly on Liberty), Shelby panded his production operation The three labels have signed Flint (formerly on Valiant), the by hiring Suzi Jane Hokom to 21 artists in recent weeks, cov- Things to Come, Honniwell produce young groups and Don ering a broad repertoire. "When Music Machine, Mason Wil- Owens to produce country acts. the Grateful Dead plays col- liams, and Hamilton Camp. Hazlewood pointed out that his leges, you know there's an au- And joining Loma are: Carl recent deal with ABC Records dience for this kind of music," Hall, Lonnie Youngblood, does not affect his independent Friedman says. Emerging from Bobby Reed and the Gates of production set -up. the Newport and Monterey folk Eden. Under the ABC deal, he ex- and pop festivals, the "new plained, LHI Records turns out breed music man" is now be- Bell, Ricordi Pact up to 16 singles a year. But ing sought along the Ivy League the arrangement leaves him free college circuit, Friedman adds. NEW YORK - Bell Records to produce for other labels. During the past few weeks has completed a sub -licensing STAX RECORDS presents Sam and Dave with a gold record for their Within the "Soul Man" single at a press and disk jockey last month, Hazle- those added to Reprise include: deal with G. Ricordi & Co. for party in New York wood organized Nov. 14. From left to right: Bernard Roberson, Stax promotion man; an ASCAP pub- David Blum (folk); Jeremey and Italy. The long -term arrange- Henry Allen, vice -president of Atlantic Records; Wexler, lishing firm, Lee Hazlewood the Satyrs (formerly jazz flut- Jerry executive ment will start with the re- vice-president of Atlantic; Sam and Dave; Al Bell, vice-president of Music. The firm now has two ist Jeremy (Steig), the Fogs Stan; Ahmet Ertegun, president of Atlantic, and Phil Walden, manager tunes on the charts," Lightning's (formerly on ESP Records), lease of "The Letter," by the of Sam and Dave. Girl" and "Ladybird." Jack Elliot (country), Mark Box Tops on the Ricordi label. NOVEMBER 25, 1967, BILLBOARD

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www.americanradiohistory.com Credit Group Formed on Coast UA Gives Int'l Cover Splash To the 'Live for Life' Track To Span the 'Creditability' Gap Continued front page 1 The which was called by UA president Mike Stewart Continued from page I Once a month a "past due" list is sent members meeting, indicating distributors and retailers who are de- and Murray Deutch, UAMC executive vice -president, was attended According to the from England, France, Italy, Austria, group's chairman Barry linquent in their bills. While a company's credit by UAMC's representatives Shaper, credit in- Benelux and Scandinavian countries. manager at Crown Records, manager is generally responsible for analyzing Switzerland, Japan and the terest has been shown by Eastern companies for this confidential information, Shaper says there "While UAMC and other publishers have held global meetings be- the own was the which the men formation of their all- encompassing are occasions when a firm's sales director over- fore," Stewart said, "this first included We sound group. "They need our information," rides the credit man's suggestion not to sell mer- who are actually in the field working on mechanical licensing. says. most on Sunday.' Shaper "Product today is not like it was chandise to a delinquent account. hope to make this the recorded picture since 'Never years ago. Then, when you had a hit it could "Aside from the main theme of 'Live for Life,' several other only be gotten from the prime supplier. You The organization releases two weekly reports - tracks are also being covered. 'Theme to Cathrine' and 'Theme to either had to pay or you couldn't get the mer- a "new referral" study, which relates member's Candice' have picked up more than a dozen covers combined," chandise. Today, you can get top product out of experiences with someone applying as a new Deutch said, "but the second most recorded track will be 'Now state; there are so many sources for getting mer- account, and a "flash report" designed to inform You Want to Be Loved' ('Des Ronds Dans L'eau')." chandise." members of bad checks, refused credit or any The French roster of artists covering numbers from the score sudden with clients. The sound group functions as a co- operative other problems include Caravelli (CBS), Nicole Croiselle (AZ), Patachou (CBS), the credit interchange bureau on a confidential re- The organization's monthly "credit interchange Tony Perdone Orchestra (Philips) and Franck Poured (EMI). Yves porting basis correlating information helpful to report" breaks down an account's performance Montand will record the title tune in both English and French. credit managers who are responsible for decid- thusly: where he buys, what he buys, how many Italian performers waxing the material in their native language ing proper appraisal of an account. years he has been d& 'g business with a mem- are Memo Remigi (Carosello), Dori Ghezzi (Durium), Santo and "This is a vigilante operation," Shaper says. ber, date of the last sale, the highest recent Johnny (Bluebell) and Evy Brando (GR). This reference, a throwback to the early days of credit offered, what is owed, terms of the sale, In England, Patsy Ann Noble (MGM), Tony Hatch (Pye) and the growth of credit checking, underlies the how payment is made and any past due amounts. Paul Mauriat and his Orchestra have singles out on the theme. areas in which the organization functions. Conspicuously missing from the ranks of the Sales activity in the U. S. market is just beginning, with singles First, it seeks to clear new accounts so that credit organization are a number of key independ- by Jack Jones on RCA (his first for the label) and the pairing of members can know who is solvent, who to avoid ent record companies. Shaper explains their non - Carmen MacRae and Herbie Mann on Atlantic. Other American and who just doesn't pay his bills. When a association this way: they seem to have less credit artists recording "Live for Life" include Ferrante and Teicher (UA), member receives a credit application from a problems than firms which own their own dis- Jerry Vale (Columbia), Enoch Light (Project 3), King Curtis (Ateo), potential customer the Credit Managers Assoc. is tributors. "The independent companies' accounts Joe Harnell (Columbia), Jane Morgan (ABC) and the Gunther Kull - requested by the member to run a check on the through appointed distributors are cut and dry," man Orchestra and Chorus. The English lyrics were written by applicant. A printed report is then supplied the he says. These independent labels may be of- Norman Gimbel. member with background data on the applicant's fered an associate status, Shaper says, which will previous financial performance. help strengthen the organization. Record, Tape Exports McGraw-Hill, London G. Pincus Sets Kay With Victor Doubled in 2 Years NEW YORK - George Pin- Continued from page 1 'Imports' Distrib Deal cus, of Gil- president Pincus received $570,491 worth of U. S. music during the publishing, has set European market. Japan Continued from page 8 Decca, and Albert Rosenberg, singer Cockle Kay of Cornet period. during the first half U. S. music companies shipped vice - president and general Records with RCA Victor. Pin- In 1966, ments of the period; Tele- the -Hill $5,171,875 worth of pre -recorded tapes, records and blanks over- manager of McGraw cus has also signed Kay to a funken's Historic Series, mem- Text -Film Division. seas to 68 countries. Canada led with $938,138 worth of imported orable performances by great writer's pact. The British Decca group's in- music product. The United Kingom was the second largest export personalities; Societe Francaise Kay's first RCA Victor re- market to the tune of $385,268. Du Son, recordings on the mu- terest in the American educa- tional field was indicated lease is "Too Young for Love," The top 10 importers of U. S. merchandise during the first sical heritage of France. coupled with "Prisoner of the half of 1967, in addition to Canada and Japan, are the United King- The Argo complete works of months ago in Billboard, which at the time reviewed the film, Bottle." The disk is also being dom ($388,119), Hong Kong ($354,946), West Germany (S279,- Shakespeare include the Son- released in England, where Pin- 635), Mexico ($278,950), Singapore ($257,149), Australia ($255,- nets, and is the only complete "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner," which used the voice cus' firm, Ambassador Music, 222), Sweden ($192,269) and Venezuela ($190,586). collection of the Bard available headed by Terry Noon, is set- During June, this year, $1,100,099 worth of these commodities in the United States. of Richard Burton. It was re- vealed at the Nov. 17 meeting ting promotion. were exported by U. S. firms compared to $641,217 during the Simultaneously, McGraw -Hill 1965 month. In June, 1966, the figure was $855,101. Text -Film Division that more educational films of Paul Siegel represents Kay in same announced massive export report is issued several months the -Hill Li- this nature are being prepared. Germany. The government's McGraw Record the for which it provides cumulative and monthly fig- brary, holding 330 LP's and after period ures. containing a Library of Con- gress catalog file, space for storing library service materials Broad 'Curriculum' in and teacher's guides to the rec- ords in the collection. The pack- Racks Rack Up 80% of age is designed for the public Cap. Educational Disks school libraries -with the aim of making available to the LOS ANGELES - Capitol's Sen. Everett Dirksen's "Gallant Nashville Distributi'n schools in the United States a job- taken over the Cain -Sloan sub- record library of spoken words educational department zeroes Men" LP hit goes for $2.99, NASHVILLE - Rack in than 80 urban stores, the two K -Mart and music. The record library on its market by offering a monuaral or stereo. bers now control more broad record catalog. Repertoire per cent of the record distribu- stores, and with last week's provides a comprehensive col- sold encompasses 25 per All product is stocked and a reversal of opening of a huge new sub- lection of educational records, cent tion in Nashville, jazz, spoken word and show shipped from Capitol's Los An- what existed a year ago. urban shopping center moved enabling teachers to draw upon into Penney's and Woolco. audio materials for in -depth sur- tunes. The emphasis remains on geles factory. It takes five days The breakthrough occurred the classics and children's re- from order to delivery. "There 12 months ago when Handle- Other racks soon followed veys of poetry, prose, drama pertoire. and music. are almost no returns," says man took over the downtown suit. L & F Record Service, The developments were an- For department director Ted Lindgren. Cain -Sloan Department store, Atlanta, moved into the Wool- Lindgren, competing with Harvey's De- worth stores. This month Don nounced at a luncheon and keeping up with his Lindgren meets large num- press meeting. Speakers were clients in educational and li- partment Store across the street. Comstock, also of Atlanta, bers of his clients at Music Since then, Handleman has moved his Sound Marketing dis- Harold McGraw, executive brary ranks means being on the Educators National Conferences vice -president of McGraw -Hill; road for six months. tribution into Harvey's. This oc- where he sets up displays of curred when Buckley's record Sir Edward R. Lewis, chair- Concurrent with rising school his latest catalog additions. man of the board of British E. H. Morris in shop moved from Harvey's (Bill- enrollments on all levels, the While schools have always board, Nov. 11) to its own loca- 111 I I I I I I I 11111 111111111111111111 I I I I 111111111111111111111 I I 111 I I usage of recordings is increas- used disks (there are some rural tions. ing, says. Plan for Writer Lindgren "More schools which still use 78's), Nashville now is overwhelm- schools are adopting audio/ NEW YORK - Edwin H. it is at ingly racked. Three years ago MONKEES PKG. the public library level Music a visual devices into their curricu- Morris has blueprinted was no subdistribution that a recording boom shows wide writing campaign for its there lum, and recordings make their in the city. The only TO KICK OFF portent. Lindgren feels libraries new lyricist, Estelle Levitt. Sid- business classes as modern and as inter- shops still using independents will eventually surpass schools ney Kornheiser, firm's general esting as possible." as are Buckley's, Ernest Tubb, and A TATU LINE purchasers of records. professional manager, is sending all several small shops and book- NEW YORK -A new line Education products are While he acknowledges that her to the Coast on special writ- of temporary status, to be known previously released Angel or stores. the educational market is not ing assignments for the artists The Ernest Tubb shop spe- as the Signature series, will de- Capitol LP's, completely re-de- a major dollar volume area based there, and then to Eng- signed with - cializes in country music. Both but with the Monkees, Colgems librettos added a good seller will run from land to write for artists and when required. Lindgren it and Buckley's do a huge Records group. The new series has 12,000- 15,000 because one al- producers there such as Mickey headed the department five mail -order business. will be launched in January by bum can service a school - Most and Herman's Hermits. the Huckleberry Tomorrow Co. years. Miss Donna Patzold is Lindgren feels the value comes Miss Levitt, who was formerly The Monkees package will his assistant. Lindgren was from knowing the company is signed to April /Blackwood Mu- Owens in Parade feature a four -color picture of formerly a classical district sales contributing culturally. "It sic, has written lyrics to Chad each member of the group, and manager in Chicago. shows the students we make & Jeremy's "The D a y -G 1 o NEW YORK -Country mu- will also contain their auto- During the past half- decade, something other than the Bea- Painted Smile," Lulu's "Love sic is coming to the Macÿ s graphs as well as new Tatu Art, education's business has in- tles and it shows the teachers Loves to Love Love" and songs Thanksgiving Day Parade created by the Monkees them- creased 500 per cent -due to that we are capable of develop- such as "In the Name of Love," Thursday (23). A special buck - selves. Other recording artists a boost from a 10 per cent ing tools which can be used "This Door Swings Both Ways," hoard float is being designed and groups will be added to the discount to a 371/2 per cent rate. in their classes. When you get "The Music of the World that will feature Buck Owens line. Seraphim, for example, is of- right down to it, we're really A- Turnia " and "I Can't Grow and his Buckaroos, Capitol Rec- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllllllllllllllllll fering education LP's at $1.56. a public relations function." Peaches on the Cherry Tree." ords artists. 10 NOVEMBER 25, 1967, BILLBOARD Copyrighted material

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www.americanradiohistory.com SPOTLIGHT SINGLES st)") Number of Singles Reviewed This Week, 188 -Last Week, 120 'This record h predkted to reach the TOP 40 EASY LISTENING Chao. POP SPOTLIGHTS CHRISTMAS SPOTLIGHTS ROYAL GUARDSMEN -SNOOPY'S CHRISTMAS (Prod. Gernhard Ent.) (Writers: Hugo Luigi- TOP20 Spotlights- Predicted to reach the top 20 of the Hot 100 Chart Weiss) (Next Day /Jamus, ASCAP) -The group could have the biggest hit of the Christmas season BEATLES -HELLO GOODBYE (Prod. George Mar- BILL COSBY -HOORAY FOR THE SALVATION with this fast paced novelty item with all the com- tin) (Writers: Lennon -McCartney) (Maslen, BMI) ARMY BAND (Prod. Fred Smith) (Writers: Coshy- mercial appeal of their initial "Snoopy" hit. Flip: -WALRUS (Prod. George Martin) (Writers: Len- Smith) (Manger /Keymen, BMI) -He proved a "It Kinda Looks Like Christmas" (Sanphil /Roz- non- McCartney) (Maslen, BMI) -With equal pro- giant in singles with "Little Ole Man" and this nique, BMI). Laurie 3416 gramming and sales potential for the top spot on the clever novelty follow up has all the potential of ROGER MILLER -OLD TOY TRAINS (Writer: Hot 100, the Beatles have more exciting, creative his first hit. Laughs from start to finish. Flip: Miller) (Tree, BMI) -Destined to be a sure -fire material here. Top side is a strong, easy beat "Ursalena" (Manger /Keymen, BMI) winner for this and many seasons to come, Miller ballad while the flip is a rocker with lyric content Warner Bros. 7096 has composed one of his most moving and touching that takes some listening. Capitol 2056 SOLOMON BURKE- DETROIT CITY (Prod. Jerry ballads for all ages which he performs to per- MARVIN GAYE & TAMMI TERRELL -IF I COULD Wexler) (Writers: Dill- Tiflis) (Cedarwood, BMI) -A fection. Flip: "Silent Night" (Rogean, BMI). BUILD MY WHOLE WORLD AROUND YOU country hit by Bobby Bare, a pop hit by Tom Jones. Smash 2130 (Prod. Fuqua & Bristol) (Writers: Fuqua- Bristol -Bul- and now a smash hit by the soulful Burke for both DANNY THOMAS - THE FIRST CHRISTMAS lock (Jobete, BMI)-Solid rhythm follow up to their the Hot 100 and r &b charts. A powerhouse revival (Prod. Joe Reisman) (Writers: Laws -Bass) (Pincus, smash "Your Precious Love" is this groovy blues that should go all the way. Flip: "It's Been a ASCAP) -From his forthcoming Christmas TV item headed right for a choice spot on the top 10. Change" (Staples, BMI). Atlantic 2459 special, "Cricket on the Hearth," Thomas has a com- Powerful vocal performance by the duet. Flip: "If BUCKINGHAMS -SUSAN (Prod. James William - pelling and poignant ballad that will prove an im- This World Were Mine" (Jobete, BMI). Tamla 54161 Guercio) (Writers: Holvay- Beisbier- Guercio) (Di- portant sales item for the season. Flip: "Christmas *PETULA CLARK -THE OTHER MAN'S GRASS ogenes /Bag O'Tunes, BMI)- FOREIGN POLICY Story" (Remick, ASCAP) RCA Victor 9342 IS ALWAYS GREENER (Prod. Tony Hatch) (Prod. James William Guercio) (Writer: Guercio) LOU RAWLS -LITTLE DRUMMER BOY (Prod. (Writers: Hatch -Trent) (Northern, ASCAP) - The (Diogenes, BMI)- -Group can't miss their consist- David Axelrod) (Writers: Simeone -Onorati- Davis) team of Clark -Hatch and Trent combine talents ent top 10 chart record with this powerhouse (Intl Korwin /Mills, ASCAP) -A fresh blues ap- once again for this blockbuster rhythm item that coupling. First is a driving rocker, well performed, proach to the seasonal classic should rapidly prove should rapidly rise to the top. Well written ma- while the flip is a potent piece of material fea- a sales winner, hitting all markets of disk buyers. terial and winning performance. Flip: "At the turing lines from the late President Kennedy. Both His soulful reading and swing backing are tops. Crossroads" (Hastings, ASCAP). sides have intriguing arrangements. Flip: "A Child With a Toy" (Rawlou, BMI). Warner Bros. 7097 Columbia 44378 Capitol 2026 CHRISTMAS CHART SPOTLIGHTS PERRY COMO- Christmas Bells (Ahab, 8MI). RCA VICTOR 9367 Spotlights -Predicted to reach the top 60 of the HOT 100 Chart JERRY VALE -Santa Mouse (Sunbeam, BMI). COLUMBIA 44280 TOP60 JIM NABORS -White Christmas (Berlin, ASCAP). COLUMBIA 44359 ANITA BRYANT -Do You Hear What I Hear? (Regent, BMI). COLUMBIA 44341 *DEAN MARTIN -IN THE MISTY MOONLIGHT produced by the winning team of Gentry and Cor- STEVE ROSSI -The Night Before Christmas (Rabbits Foot, BMI). (Prod. Jimmy Bowen) (Writer: Walker) (4 Star, dell should prove a hot sales item for the teen ROULETTE 4773 BMI) -Cindy Walker's fine and catchy country market. Good sound and beat. Flip: "Skid Row" ballad gets a strong pop treatment from Martin (Patricia, BMI). Dynovoice 903 that will send it spiraling up the Hot 100 in short TROGGS -LOVE IS ALL AROUND (Prod. Page COUNTRY SPOTLIGHTS order. Flip: "Wallpaper Roses" (Morris, ASCAP). One) (Writer: Presley) (James, BMI) -This smooth, Reprise 0640 easy beat ballad with good lyric line should he !11Pr a reach the TOP to p 1 the HOT COUNTRY *AL MARTINO -A VOICE IN THE CHOIR (Prod. just the commercial entry to put the British group 10 Morgan (Writers: SINGLES Chart Tom & Marvin Holtzman) Di- back in their top selling bag in the U. S. Strong DOTTIE WEST CHILDHOOD PLACES Minno- Tucker) (Case, ASCAP) offers one - (Prod. -Martino dance item. Flip: "When Will the Rain Come" Chet Atkins) (Writers: Reed -Mason) (Jewel, of his most moving performances timed beautifully (James, BMI). Fontana 1607 ASCAP) heels a with the upcoming holiday season. This should prove -Hot on the of "Like Fool," the RONDELLS -YES TO YOU (Prod. Gary Usher) fine stylist offers a plaintive, meaningful ballad among his most potent sales items since "Mary in (Writers: Hilderbrand- Farthingsworth) (Screen loaded with pop appeal as well. Flip: "No One" the Morning." Flip: "The Glory of Love" (Shapiro, Gems -Columbia, BMI) -The group's move to Co- (Tree, BMI). RCA Victor 9377 Bernstein, ASCAP). 2053 Capitol lumbia has all the earmarks of a fast chart come- PORTER WAGONER -WOMAN HUNGRY (Prod. MILL MEDLEY -THAT LUCKY OLD SUN (Prod. back for the "Little Honda" winners. Strong rocker Bob Ferguson) (Writer: Chrysler) (Southwind, Bill Medley) (Writers: Smith -Gillespie) (Robbins, with good teen lyric. Flip: "Just One More BMI) -Following up his successful "Julie," Wag- ASCAP)-The Righteous Brother comes on strong, Chance" (Gil, BMI). Columbia 44361 oner has another top -of- the -chart contender in this solo, with a wailing, blues belting revival of Frankie GENTLE GEORGE - TOLL, THE BELL FOR poignant ballad well written and performed. Flip: Laine's past hit. This one is loaded with sales appeal HENRY HOLLAWAY (Prod. Danny Davis) "Out of Silence" (Owepar, BMI). for pop and r &b. Exceptional vocal workout. (Writers: Dee -Deane -Goehring) (Sunbury, ASCAP) RCA Victor 9379 Verve 10569 -This one has to be the most off -heat, inventive LIZ ANDERSON- THANKS A LOT FOR TRYIN' LEE DORSEY & BETTY HARRIS -LOVE LOTS disc of the week, and could easily prove a left ANYWAY (Prod. Felton Jarvis) (Writer: Glaser) OF LOUVIN' (Prod. M. E. Sehorn & A. R. field monster. Producer Danny Davis has an item (Glaser, BMI) -Just as "Tiny Tears" slips down Toussaint) (Writer: Toussaint) (Marsaint, BMI) - here that must be heard in its entirety. Flip: the country chart, Miss Anderson comes up with Teamed for the first time, this duet will fast be- "Encore" (Sunbury, ASCAP). RCA Victor 9380 a sales topper for that hit with this potent ballad come a hot seller, right up there high on the Hot *LESS REEL -THE LAST WALTZ (Writere: Reed - of lost love. Flip: "Come Walk in My Shoes" 100. Pulsating blues rocker penned by Allen Tous- Mason) (Francis, Day & Hunter, ASCAP) -The (Grceback, BMI). RCA Victor 9378 saint serves as strong material for them and they composer of "It's Not Unusual" and this Engelbert COUNTRY CHRISTMAS wail Humperdinck smash has a instrumental ver- all the way through. Flip: "Take Care of Our potent FERLIN HUSKY IS Love" (Marsaint, BMI). Sansu 474 sion of that hit that should bring the song right -CHRISTMAS HOLY (Prod. back on the charts Kelso Herston) (Writer: Husky) (Husky, BMI )- EVERGREEN CONFES- again. Top performance. Flip: BLUES-MIDNIGHT "Theme to Candice" (Unart, BMI). Husky wrote this vital lyric message and performs SIONS (Prod. Jimmy King) (Writer: Josie) (Little it for all it's worth. Infectious rhythm backing Fugitive, BMI) Deram 85022 -Backed by an elaborate promotion ROSELLI- (Prod. strongly supports his exceptional vocal work. Much campaign and a wild *JIMMY PLEASE BELIEVE ME rocking sound loaded with Henry Jerome) (Writers: Stillman- Tenco) (Roncom, jukebox appeal as well. Flip: "Christmas Dream" discotheque appeal, this group's debut should hit ASCAP) "There (Husky, BMI). Capitol 2023 fast with impact. Flip: "(Yes) That's -His Must Be a Way" did well My Baby" for him and this well written ballad with strong (Little Fugitive, BMI). Mercury 72756 Arnold Goland arrangement is by far his most LONG ISLAND SOUND - ONE TWO THREE commercial pop single to date. Should prove a big R&B SPOTLIGHTS AND I FEEL (Prod. Bo Gentry & Richie Cordell) chart item -Easy Listening and Hot 100. Flip: "I (Writers: Gentry -Cordell- Calvert) (Patricia, BMI) - Don't Want to Walk Without You" (Paramount, Spotlights- Predicted to reach the Hard driving debut of an exciting new rock group ASCAP). United Artists 50234 TOP 10 TOP SELLING RHYTHM & BLUES SINGLES Chart LEON HAYWOOD MELLOW MOONLIGHT Spotlights -Predicted to reach the HOT 100 Chart - CHART (Prod. Leon Haywood) (Writer: Haywood) (Eve - JAMES BROWN 8 HIS FAMOUS FLAMES -Funky Soul No. 1. (Golo, BMI). MARY FORD- Gringo's Guitar (Four Star Sales, BMI). CAROLE 1003 jim, BMI) "It's Gotta Be proved Nß 6133 JELLY BEAN BANDITS -Country Woman (Brent, BMI). MAINSTREAM 674 -His Mellow" a PATTI PAGE- Excuse Me (ShermanOeorron, BMI). COLUMBIA 44353 FRANCIS LAI 8 ORK -Lire Ter Life (Unart, BMI). UNITED ARTISTS 50230 giant on the r &b chart and rode up the Hot 100 JOE HARNELL -Bla m e It on the Bosse Nova (Screen Gems -Columbia, CHYLDS- Psychedelic Soul (Carlman, BMI). WARNER BROS. 7095 as well. This blockbuster blues rocker should push BMI). COLUMBIA 44365 SPECTRUM -Portobello Road (Screen Gems.Columbie, BMI). RCA VICTOR 9382 SWINGIN' MEDALLIONS -Where Can I Go to GO Soul (Low -Twi, BMI). PATTI AUSTIN- You're Too Much a Part of Me (Jekyll and Hyde, BMI). him farther up both charts. Electrifying perform- SMASH 2129 CORAL 62541 ance. Flip: "Tennessee Waltz" (Acuff -Rose, BMI). ALAN PRICE SET-Shame (Noma, BMI). PARROT 3014 OLIVER'S HEAVENLY NEST -Hey Bird (Task, BMI). PARROT 325 THE SOULFUL STRINGS- Wlthln You Without Tun (Maslen, BMI). THE CREATION -How Does It Feel to Feel (lined, BMI) -life Is lust Decca 32230 CADET 5376 Beginning (Hitmaker, BMI). DECCA 32227 INEZ & CHARLIE FOXX -(1,2,3,4,5,6,7) COUNT COCKLE KAY -Too Young For Love (Gil, BM)). RCA VICTOR 9374 STAN GETZ- Midnight Samba (Helios, BMI). VERVE 10557 STEPHEN MONAHAN- Newberry Barn Dance (Ten- East /Bourgoise, 8M)). AL CAIOLA -Never Pick Up a Stranger ( Calca, EMI). UNITED ARTISTS 50231 THE DAYS (Prod. Charlie Foxx) (Writers: Wil- KAPP 872 PHLUPH- Doctor Mind (Borne., BMI). VERVE 10564 liams-Foxx- Williams) (Catalogue /Cee & Eye, BMI) BRUTE FORCE -Toys for Tots (Bright Tunes, EMI). COLUMBIA 44371 LOVE EXCHANGE- Swallow the Sun (Vault, BMI). UPTOWN 755 BLOSSOMS -Good, Good Lavin' (Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI). REPRISE 0639 LITTLE GEORGIE DORN -8e My Love (Miller, ASCAP). S55 INTERNATIONAL -A wild and wailing easy -beat rocker that can't PINK FLOYD -The Gnome (Essex, 8MI). TOWER 378 722 miss climbing right up to the top part of the r &b CHAD 8 JEREMY -Painted Dayglow Smile (Blackwood, EMI). COLUMBIA JERRY SMITH- Shakys Theme ( Pappa Joe's Music House, ASCAP). 44379 RICE 5029 chart in short order. Grooves all the way through. NINA SIMONE-I Wish I Knew Now It Would Feel to Be Free BUNNY PARKER -How Did Love Finally Find Me (Vale) /Brookings, BMI). Flip: "A Stranger I Don't Know" (Vee Vee /Cee & (Duane, BMI). RCA VICTOR 9375 ROYAL CANAL STREET BAND -Ludwig (Tune- Kel- Kedor, BMI). ATCO 6536 KIT EATS- Distance (Act Three /Raney, BMI). JAMIE 1345 GENTLE TOUCH -Among the First to Know (Tobi -Ann, BMI). KAPP 871 Eye, BMI) Dynamo 112 JIMMY VELVET -Woman in Bloom (Table Rock, BM). BELL 692 JOHNNY BARFIELD 8 MEN OF S.O.U.L. -Mr. Narlight (Arc, BMI). 555 GENE CHANDLER -NO PEACE, NO SATISFAC- LOVIN' COUPLE -My Bag (GeldUdell, ASCAP). AMY 11003 INTERNATIONAL 724 RAT BRYANT -Little Susie (Brynor, BMI). CADET 5580 DELBERT McCLINTON- Please Help Me, I'm Falling (ROSSJungnickel), TION (Prod. Carl Davis) (Writers: Butler- Griffin) KEELY SMITH -Open Your Heart (MCA, ASCAP). ATLANTIC 2457 ASCAP). BOBILL 101 (Jalynne, BMI) -That "To Be a Lover" wailer has DORIS TROY -Fsce Up to the Truth (Whisenhunt /Beachwood, BMI). PINK CLOUD- Midnight Sun (O'lisa, BMI). TOWER 376 CAPITOL 2043 BUNNY PARKER -How Did Love Finally Find Me (Vale) /Brookings, BMI). another sure -fire winner in this pulsating rocker GOOD 8 PLENTY -Living in a World of Make Believe (Pocketful of Tunes/ MGM 1 that never quits from start to finish. Should prove a Pamco, BMI). 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Billboard SPECIAL SURVEY For Week Ending 11/25/67 Meaux: Hair Cutter to Disk Cutter REST SELLING NEW YORK - Years ago, produce Barbara Lynn, Johnny played for a big dance and had Henry Meaux sent Jerry Wex- Copeland, Andy Chapman and to tape their radio show. 'JAZZ LPs ler, Atlantic Records vice- presi- another as yet unnamed artist. Floyd Souillieu, who oper- Laar Weeks en dent, a record with a note asking Meaux is producing sessions ated Jin Records in Ville Platte, Week TITLE, Artist, Label 6 Number Chart him if he wanted to lease a with these artists at his new a La., telephoned Meaux few 8 master; Wexler wrote back: Grits & Gravy Recording Stu- days and said Billboard 1 A DAY IN THE LIFE later he'd heard Award Wes Montgomery, A&M LP 2001 (M); SP 2001 (5) "Dear Huey. Neaux." dios in an abandoned movie the show was taped and that Atlantic Records recently theater near Jackson, Miss. Meaux had written a couple of 2 RESPECT 7 Verve V 8705 (M); V6.8705 (5) announced that Meaux would For more than six years the songs. He wanted to use the Jimmy Smith, Meaux has been consistent at tape to make a couple of rec- 3 3 ALLIGATOR 80068100 producing chart -topping rec- ords. One of these was "Des Lou Donaldson, Blue Note BLP 4263 (M); BLP 84263 (S) ords, including "Let It Out," Lamesire." Meaux was 50 per 4 4 EXPRESSION 6 by the Hombres now on the Hot cent owner of the single. He John Coltrane, Impulse A 9120 (M); AS 9120 (5) 100 Chart. Past hits include said that Mrs. D. J. Boneau, who 5 5 WAVE 6 AVOID THE So I a in "I'm Lonesome Could operates record shop Port Antonio Carlos Jobim, ABM LP 3002 (M); SP 3002 (S) Cry," by B. J. Thomas; "She's Arthur, was instrumental in him About a Mover,' by the Sir getting started in the record 6 6 DANCING IN THE STREET 5 Ramsey Lewis, Cadet LP 794 (M); LPS 794 (SI CHRISTMAS Douglas Quintet; "I'm a Fool business. to Care," by Joe Barry; "I'm One day a boy wearing glass- 7 7 EQUINOX 29 122 (MI; SP 4122 151 Leaving It All Up to You," by es and blue jeans and walk- Sergio Mendes B Brasil '66, ABM LP Dale and Grace; "Talk to Me," ing barefooted came to see 8 9 THAT'S LOU 13 RUSH. by Sunny and the Sunliners; and Meaux, wanting to cut a rec- Lou Rawls, Capitol T 2756 (M); ST 2756 (51 "You'll Lose a Good Thing," ord. That was "Breaking Up Is 9 10 DYNAMIC DUO 28 by Barbara Lynn, plus count- Hard to Do," by Jivin' Gene, Jimmy Smith B Wes Montgomery, Verve V 8678 (M); less others. a big hit. Meaux cut the rec- V668678 (5) 16 in Play the He was years old when ord the KPAC studio. 10 8 SERGIO MENDES & BRASIL '66 23 he played in a country band with His first four records were A&M LP 116 (M); SP 4116 (S) Moon Mullican, George Jones, cut at KPAC, then he used a 12 BRAVO BRUBECK 10 and Benny Barnes at the Gulf studio in Crowley, La., then Dave Brubeck, Columbia CL 2695 (M); CS 9495 (5) Inn in Gilchrest, Tex. After get- Cosmo's in New Orleans. Steve 38 KENNY ting out of the Army in 1947 or 12 11 CALIFORNIA DREAMING Poncia, with a Houston juke- Waa Montgomery, Verve V 8672 (M); V6 -8672 (5) 1948, the Meaux career stumbled box firm, acted as his distrib- into operation. He had been utor. Poncia sent Meaux to 13 13 A MAN AND HIS SOUL 5 BURRELL a barber in Winnie, Tex., and KILT to see Red Jones, then Ray Charles, ABC ABC 590 X (M); ABCS 590 X (5) about that time, Meaux and his program director of the Hous- 14 15 BIG BAND SHOUT 5 father, Tetan Meaux, formed a ton radio station. Biff Collie Buddy Rich, Verve V 8712 (M); VA -8712 (5) band and played for Cajun was program director on KNUZ, 15 14 BIG SWING FACE 21 Christmas dances on Saturday nights. Houston. These two helped Buddy Rich, Pacific laze PJ 10117 (M); ST 20117 (5) The band got a live radio Meaux by playing his records. 16 17 SWING LOW, SWEET CADILLAC 3 show on Saturday afternoons at But after three nationwide Diesy Gillespie, Impulse A 9149 (M); AS 9149 (5) 4 p.m. on KPAC, Port Arthur, hit records, Meaux had only 17 18 MELLOW YELLOW 12 album now Tex. It was called the "Crazy made $850 (somebody else got Odell Brown 8 the Organ-iun, Cadet LP 788 (M); LPS 788 (5) the rest). At this point, Pappy Cajun Show." Meaux was drum- 18 16 THE SPOILER 4 IT'S ON CADET, Daily, a noted Houston record Stanley Turrentine, Blue Note BLP 4256 (M); BLP 84256 (S) mer and singer and emcee. The producer and distributor, gave 19 19 LOVE -IN 16 OF COURSE. exposure helped them get more Meaux his next boost. Daily Charles Lloyd, Atlantic 1481 (M); SD 1481 (S) forced Meaux to telephone Ir- dance job. One Saturday they 20 20 RAVI SHANKAR AT THE MONTEREY INTERNATIONAL ving Green, an executive of Mer- POP FESTIVAL 2 cury Records. Daily had writ- World Pacific WP 1442 (M); WPS 21442 (5) ten a script, telling Meaux what to say. Green made the deal We Keep Winning!- on a master. DO YOU WANT PART OF THE ACTION? About that time, Meaux re- ceived a phone call from Harry Merc. Issues Leary Album Fenfer from New Orleans, then FERMATA TAKES 2 OUT OF 3 with Jamie Records, who of- CHICAGO - Mercury Rec- knowledge rather than from the fered him a $650 advance on ords has released a soundtrack lack of it. This Timothy Leary AT THE a Barbara Lynn record, "You'll LP of Dr. Timothy Leary's con- LP exposes us to an area of International Song Festival Lose a Good Thing." troversial "psychedelic celebra- knowledge regarding the think- 2nd tion." ing of a segment of our national -OCTOBER, 1967) (RIO DE JANEIRO The "celebration," staged by community." Bushmen Acquires Leary in many major U. S. cities The LP, on the Mercury la- CAROLINA Recording over the past year, is an imagi- bel, is called "Turn On, Tune By Chico Buarque de Hollande Studios nary LSD experience in which In, Drop Out." A film of the Leary serves as guide. "Psychedelic Celebration" has ATLANTA - The Bushel - TRAVESSIA men, a rock group produced by Said Irwin H. Steinberg, ex- been produced by Benedict Shelby Singleton Productions ective vice -president of Mercury Pictures Corp. and is now in By Milton Nascimento and released on the firm's SSS Record Corp., "I am pleased at distribution. Available right NOW for recording, publishing or pressing from masters .. . International Sound Record- the release of this LP because For the United States and Canada ing Studios. President of Bush- it will help further the public's Sign Metro Distrib Write . Wire . .. Phone: men Enterprises is Don Tanner. knowledge about the controver- sial drug. D. FRENKIEL Mgr. Singleton produces the group CHICAGO - Metro Record FERMATA INTl. MELODIES, Inc. (ASCAP) with Joe Venerri and Billy Carl. "In order to define one's own Distributors has been signed to Bushmen Enterprises will in- values, we have to be exposed to distribute both the Project 3 BENDIG MUSIC CORP. (BMI) clude a management agency, the changing values about us. Records label and its Socko 6290 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. 90028. Phone: (213) 462.7473 independent production firm And we should come to a con- Records subsidiary. Metro serves and a publishing wing. clusion about values from Chicago and Indianapolis.

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CHICAGO -Exhibit hours at and purposes, the Music Show able open space, based on the VICE - PRESIDENT HUBERT H. the 1968 Music Show are to be has in recent been in full excellent years traffic achieved by ex- HUMPHREY presents an "Award increased to provide 41/2 days of operation on Sunday, the first hibitors in open space at the display time during the June 23- day of the show, as the result of 1967 show," Lee said. for Service" to Joe Benaron, 27 event. the gradual transition of trade Al Hirt has ben signed for president, Thomas Organ Co., Los The extension of hours will be activities to Sunday hours. The the annual NAMM banquet, ac- Angeles, for work in behalf of made possible by including an enthusiastic response of both ex- cording to executive vice- presi- the President's Youth Opportunity all -day Sunday session opening hibitors and dealers to Sunday dent William R. Gard. at 10 a.m., two display hours necessitates that Council and Office of Economic hours earlier The trade show advisory com- than in past This is we these exhibit hours to years. the extend mittee members are Edward Opportunity. The ceremony was first day of the show. a full day on Sunday. Our new Amrein of the National Pi- in The schedule of exhibit hours will Washington. show, sponsored by the ano Manufacturers Association, National provide a maximum of time to Association of Music Charles R. Miller of the Na- Merchants will everyone in the Music Show to (NAMM), also tional Association of Band In- see a major shift by exhibitors utilize to the utmost the potential strument Manufacturers, Thomas from rooms floors to of event for dealer contacts, in upper the A. Delaney of the National As- newly in merchandising campaigns and available open space sociation of Electronic Organ the hotel (Conrad Hilton) exhibit marketing of their products." Manufacturers, Robert W. Key - halls. M Hirt worth of the The was The open space shift, which Guitar and Acces- Eko RCA's exhibit hour increase sory Manufacturers Association, Signs Collection approved in began last year, finds many new a meeting here last David Wexler the week of the trade show exhibitors reserving space in the of National MILWAUKEE Eko Musi- for in -store displays in their NAMM Association of Accordion Whole- - advisory committee consisting of hotel's International Ballrooms, cal Instrument Co. has signed 1,000 dealerships throughout salers and the National Associa- its first recording group to assist representatives from six manu- Continental Room, North Hall, tion of the world. and East and Halls. Musical Merchandise the firm as technical advisers facturers wholesalers. West Wholesalers' Edward E. Targ. The Collection will also so- Said NAMM staff director "Great interest is being shown in the design and creation of licit reactions of other contem- Foster L. Lee, "For all intents by exhibitors in this newly avail- products. Eko will endorse RCA Vic- porary groups to new Eko equip- tor's group, The Collection, ment, passing the information Kaman Buys whose first single is out this along for possible design modi- week. The quintet will be fea- fications. Adequately Promoting tured in all Eko national and Other acts now using Eko regional advertising and promo- sound equipment are the Coast Firm tional campaigns, and will pre- Beach Boys, Grass Roots and New Sheet Music Issues pare blow -up size color posters Standels. LOS ANGELES - Kaman the title will not be asked for. Corp. of Bloomfield, Conn., a Second article in a series. By preparing attractive dis- helicopter manufacturer, has Ever -Green Blues CHICAGO -Surprisingly, re- plays for new releases, the dealer agreed to purchase Coast Take ports the trade relations commit- both stimulates requests for such Wholesale Music companies of tee of the Music Publishers' As- titles and reinforces the promo- Los Angeles and San Francisco 'Studio' Sound on Tour sociation (MPA) of the U. S., tional efforts of the publishers. for stock valued at approximate- some music dealers view new One such promotional gimmick ly $3 million. CHICAGO - Mercury Rec- 15 -city promotional tour and sheet music and folio issues as is the mailing of literature about Kaman entered the music and ords' new act, the Ever -Green they're taking enough sound a problem rather than plus - new releases to music teachers. entertainment fields in 1966, Blues, are being launched on a like their first single, "Midnight profit factor. Since this literature, like most with formation of an Ovation Confessions." It can be reliably reported that direct mail, is quickly tossed Instruments division. "The group will travel with some dealers, lacking ideas for away, the potential customer The New England firm will Grinnell Music all their instruments and am- really promoting new titles, merely doesn't become aware of exchange 75,000 shares of its plification facilities to provide prepare stock wrapper and tags the new title until he sees it dis- authorized convertible pre- Fair Features the exact sound of the single," for the new titles and file them played by the dealer. ferred stock for shares of the said Mercury's national product away until a customer asks for Classified two musical instrument distrib- Instruments manager, Alan Mink. The group embarked last Fri- them. This virtually ensures that Here are some of the promo- utors. DETROIT Grinnell Broth- tional ideas the MPA offers - day (17) on a tour that will take Coast Wholesale Music's ers staged a Music Fair in their them to dealers. combined sales Pittsburgh, Cleveland, total more than downtown music store the week Akron, Erie, Buffalo, Syracuse, Hohner Opens Prepare and keep up a classi- $5 million a year. The two firms of Nov. 11. The weeklong fair fied list of music buyers and Boston, Hartford, Philadelphia, will operate as a division of was highlighted by the intro- New York City, Baltimore, West Facility mail out post cards or some Kaman, with no personnel shifts duction of a new high fidelity other form of announcement Washington, Detroit and Chi- PALO ALTO, Calif. M. or philosophy changes, accord- stereo component and compacts cago. They - when a new release suitable for ing to will make in -store Hohner, Inc.'s electronic key- Eric Emerson, vice- presi- department in the store as well appearances in most cities. board, piano accordions, Elec- a given category of buyers comes dent, sales, of Coast Wholesale as special musical instrument travox Sonor drums and educa- out. Music of Los Angeles. displays and live performances tional percussion line, Contessa Maintain selection boxes or by musicians throughout the Stonemans in guitars and guitar strings, re- browser points with new music store. Fender corders and Echolette sound in all classifications which you Vox-In Shows The musical instruments dis- Family systems and accessories are not handle. Keep these in a quiet, played and demonstrated in- NASHVILLE - The Stone- being channeled to West Coast well -lighted part of the store. A Off New Sounds cluded the Gem Compace and man Family members now play retailers through a new ware- special room or studio is pre- Esrey Chord Organ; the Pian- Fender banjos and guitars. An house here. The new facility ferred, but a long table or shelf SAN FRANCISCO - The ola, demonstrated by Robert endorsement contract was also serves as a showroom. with chairs is adequate. Vox guitar and amplifier divi- Heyman; a Conn Band Instru- signed recently. sion of Thomas Organ The building is located at 790 After filling a customer's or- Co. ments display of antique in- Ronnie Stoneman, on future San Antonio der, call attention to related and staged a "Vox -in" to dem- struments; Multi -Vider, Conn's personal appearances, will have Road, is conven- onstrate ient to the San Francisco coming new issues without fail. the firm's new sound new dimension in sound effects use of a $1,000 gold -plated area, To equipment and is expected to mean dealer do so doesn't indicate the here. demonstrated by Joe Markell; banjo, and her brother, Van, benefits in shorter delivery time clerk is pushy. It shows instead More than 1,000 persons Strobodelic flashing strobe will use both the Fender 6 and and savings in freight costs. that he's interested in the cus- "tuned in and turned on" Vox light; Hohner's Echolette combo 12- string guitars. Donna Stone- tomer. equipment -ultrasonic guitars, sound system demonstrated by Heading the staff here is man will continue to use her Horst Self- Service Beatle amplifiers, p.a. systems Wally Erskine; Hohner's Sonor own mandolin. Fender doesn't Mucha, Western district Though it may be impossible and Drums, used by Al Hirt's band. sales manager. He's been with - ampliphonic instruments - make them. if you carry a large in Hohner 15 years. inventory- the Avalon Ballroom Nov. 7 During the week CKLW -TV try to display as many new titles as part of a Vox San Fran- personality Robin Seymour as you can. The same is true of cisco Sound Workshop. hosted a daily live show in Wurlitzer Sales Literature catalog titles in sheet music and In addition, the VoxMobile, Grinnell's eighth floor band- Up, Profit Down folios. Sheet music is a great a $30,000 guitar- shaped, two - stand area. The store also fea- From self -service business. seat roadster which is functional tured performances in the front CHICAGO - The Wurlitzer Cole Avoid subscribing to classifi- as a car and as a Vox amplifier, window, wired for sound, and Co. reported $26,134,409 in net CHICAGO cations of sheet music which are was on display. Thirty -two Vox on different floors of the store. sales for the six months ended - M. M. Cole irrevelant to your clientele. This has introduced several new pub- guitars can be plugged into it, Clifford Wooldrige gave a harp Sept. 30. The figure for the lications for may seem obvious, but too many and the Vox continental organ concert and Ted Lucas of the same period last year was $21,- the musical instru- dealers are getting ment field, including: extraneous on the rear seat can be played. Misty Wizards played the Sitar. 927,120. titles out of carelessness or be- Musicians at The Nicky Earnings A series the sound work- Roberts Trio from before income taxes of books for the cause of isolated requests. shop invited play new New York made a two-hour were $362,526 Thomas volumes to the this year's pe- organ, three Become the fount of music equipment "to prove that Vox appearance on Nov. 18, the final riod compared to $496,640 last. by George Stayart $3 at each. information in your area. This is the leader in sound equip- day of the fair. A new string class method means you must be an expert ment," said Joe Benaron, presi- Grinnells also gave away by Northwestern University pro- or employ experts on all areas dent, Vox division. Del Kacher, prizes and free gifts amounting Boyce, Hart, Vox fessor Jack Pernecky. of music, recordings, concerts - studio musician from Southern to a retail value of over $1,000. LOS ANGELES - Tommy A new catalog -price list for everything musical that interests California, demonstrated guitars First prize was a Pianola player Boyce and Bobby Hart have books and accessories. your clientele. Most customers and amplifiers. piano; second a Magnavox color joined the Monkees, the Beatles, Dealers may inquire of Shep- demand information with mer- The Vox equipment and Vox - TV; third a Ludwig drum set; the Rolling Stones, the Seeds, ard Stern, M. M. Cole, 251 chandise, and they look for a Mobile also were displayed at fourth a Fisher module stereo the Strawberry Alarm Clock and East Grand Avenue, Chicago, dealer who can provide every- the opening of Music City and set; fifth a Gibson guitar; sixth a number of other groups as Ill. thing. Sherman Clay, two retail outlets. a Sony tape recorder. endorsers of Vox equipment. 18 NOVEMBER 25, 1967, BILLBOARD

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