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Cash Box—September 3, 1960 5 1 the Cash Box Best Selling Monaural & Stereo Albums VOLUME XXI-NUMBER 51 SEPTEMBER 3. 1960 While listening to a playback of his latest release, Roy Orbison coincidentally strikes a lonely pose that ties in well with his current smash single “Only The Lonely.” The Monument songster, who had shown great promise with many of his past recordings, made his first move on the charts with “Uptown” earlier in the year. Now “Only The Lonely” has established him as one of the leading newcom- ers on wax. Orbison is a twin threat, writing as well as recording hit songs. He penned “Only The Lonely” and is co-author of his latest single “Blue Angel” which has just been released with “Today’s Teardrops” as the coupling. Monument Rec- ords is distributed through the London Record Company. BURTON MANAGEMENT INC The Cash Box—September 3, 1960 5 1 The Cash Box Best Selling Monaural & Stereo Albums COMPILED BY The Cash Box FROM LEADING RETAIL OUTLETS ' .::lllllllllllllllllllllilllll ; Tllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllililllillllllllllli MONRURRL • Also available in Stereo Also available in EP STEREO Pos. Last Pov Lost Pos. Lobt Pos. Lost > Week Week Week Week STRING ALONG 2 JACKIE SINGS THE STRING ALONG 2 THE BUTTON DOWN MIND -^e e A1 1 Kingston Trio (Capitol T 1407; 26 BLUES 21 Kingston Trio (Capitol 5T-1407) 26 OF BOB NEWHART 25 ST 1407 *;^,3/407; Jackie Wilson Bob Newhart (Brunsvrick BL-S40SS; BL 7-54055; (Warner Bros. WS 1379) e THE BUTTON DOWN 0 PERSUASIVE PERCUSSION 1 BEN HUR 23 L Terry Snyder (Command S-800) 2 MIND OF BOB e FAITHFULLY 27 27 Sound Track 1 Johnny Mathis (Columbia NEWHART (MGM lEI; ISEI) 27 CS 8219) (Warner Bros. W-1379; WS 1379) NICE 'N' EASY 4 THE OF US 26 e TWO 3 Frank Sinatra (Capitol SW-I4I7) BELLS ONICE 'N' EASY 3 Brook Benton & Dinah Washington ARE RINGING 28 28 Original Cast (Capitol SW-1435) 3 Frank Sinatra (Capitol W 1417; (Mercury MG-20588; SR 602U) 28 SW 1417 'EAP 1,2,31417) SOUTH PACIFIC 5 e PERSUASIVE fl Movie Cast (RCA Victor LSO-1032) LINGER AWHILE 26 LEE 4 e BRENDA 29 PERCUSSION 24 29 Billy Vaughn (Dot-DLP-25280) 4 (Decco DL 4039; DL 74039) Terry Snyder (Command RS-33-800; S-800) THE SOUND OF MUSIC 3 PERSUASIVE PERCUSSION # ELVIS IS BACK 5 5 Original Cast (Columbia KOS-2020) 5 CIvis Presley e MORE SONGS BY RICKY 31 30 —Vol. II 32 Terry Snyder (Command (PCA Victor LPM-2231; LSP 2231) 30 Ricky Nelson (Imperial 9122; 1205) RS-808 SD) e SOLD OUT 6 SOLD OUT 6 D Kingston Trio ^e e DARIN AT THE COPA 40 (Capitol ST 1352) BYE BYE BIRDIE 29 6 Kingston Trio 31 Bobby Darin 31 Original Cast (Columbia KOS-2025) (Capitol T-13S2; ST 13S2' (Atco LP-33t22; SD-33122 irFP-4S12) tAP I. 2, S-IS52) CAN CAN 8 101 YEARS OF eiT'S EVERLY TIME 27 7 Sound Track FAMILIAR "PAUL ANKA" SINGS 32 Everly Bros. (Warner (Capitol SW-1301) 32 SONGS 30 7 HIS BIG "15" 7 Bros. W-1381; WS 1381 * EA 1381) 101 Strings (Somerset SF 2R5) (ABC Paramount ABC-346; ABCS-346) e ITALIAN favorites 29 g LOOK FOR A STAR 13 EDGE OF SHELLEY BERMAN 8 33 Connie Francis (MGM E-3791; ST 3791) 0 Billy Vaughn (Dot DIPS 25322) KICK THY OWN SELF 38 Brother (Yerye MGV 1503) 33 Dave Gardner 8 (RCA Victor LSP-2339} e WOODY WOODBURY LOOKS THEME FROM LOOK FOR A STAR 14 34 AT LOVE LIFE e AND 34 A SUMMER PLACE 7 9 Billy Vaughn (Stereodditiet MW-F; SW-Fp —=-'=1.,^- J MACK THE KNIFE—ELLA (Dot DLP-3322; DIPS 2S322) Billy Vaughn (Dot. DLP-25276) 34 IN BERLIN 36 ik^eGENIUS OF Ella Fitzgerald (Verve 6163) JOSE JIMINEZ 10 35 RAY CHARLES 35 MUSIC FROM MR. LUCKY 9 Bill Dana (Signature SM-1013) 10 Ray Charles 10 Henry Mancini (RCA Victor LSP 2198) (Atlantic 1312; SD 1312; 1619) JOHNNY'S MOODS 41 e CAN CAN 9 35 Johnny Mathis 11 Sound Track LAUGHING PROVOCATIVE (Columbia CS-8326) (Capitol W-1301 SW-1301) e ROOM 33 11 36 Woody Woodbury PERCUSSION 1 (Stereoddities MW-2; SW-2) Various Artists (Command 806) INSIDE SHELLEY BERMAN 12 DESERT SONG 44 Mario Lanza 12 (Verve MGV J5003; MG VS-6106) MR. PERSONALITY'S 36 BEN HUR 12 (RCA Victor LSO-IOOO) 37 BIG 15 32 12 Sound Track (MGM ISE 1) e THE SOUND OF MUSIC 13 Uoyd Price (ABC Paromount ABC S24) 13 Original Cast ITALIAN FAVORITES (Columbia KOL S4S0; KOS-2020) 33 e DOWN TO EARTH 36 YOUNG AT HEART 15 37 Connie Francis (MGM ST 3791) 38 Jonathan Winters 13 Ray Coniff Singers e THEME FROM (Verve MGV-15011; MGVS-6155) (Columbia CS 8281) 14 A SUMMER PLACE 11 CONCERT IN RHYTHM Billy Vaughn eMORE GUNFIGHTER ELVIS IS BACK 10 38 —Vol. II 34 (Dot DLP-3276; DLP-25276) Ray Conniff (Columbia CS 8281) 39 BALLADS 41 14 Elvis Presley (RCA Victor LSP-2231) ENCORE Marty Robbins A OF GOLDEN HITS 15 (Columbia CL-1481; CS-8272; Platters (Mercury IT'S EVERLY TIME 35 15 MG-20472) *B-1 481 1,2,3) SONGS TO REMEMBER 14 39 Everly Bros. (Warner Bros. WS 1381) 15 Mantovani eSOUTH PACIFIC 19 e PAUL ANKA SWINGS (London PS 193) 16 Movie Cast (PCA Victor LM-2252; 40 LSO-1032 * EPA-4211) FOR YOUNG LOVERS 42 YOUNG AT HEART Paul Anka 40 Roy Coniff Singers (ABC Paramount ABC-347; ABCS-347) BELAFONTE (Columbia CS-8281) REJOICE DEAR HEARTS 17 16 AT CARNEGIE HALL 16 Bro. 17 Dave Gardner Harry Belafonte (RCA Victor LSO-6006) (PCA Victor LPM-2083) PERCY FAITH'S GREATEST HEAVENLY 37 41 HITS 38 41 Johnny Mathis (Columbia CS-8152) e SENTIMENTAL SING (Columbia CL-1493) LANZA SINGS 18 ALONG WITH MITCH 17 CARUSO FAVORITES 17 PAUL ANKA SWINGS FOR SONGS TO REMEMBER 39 (RCA Victor SP-33-75) MILLER 16 e 42 LOVERS 39 42 Mantovani (London 1.0-3/49; PS 193) YOUNG (Columbia CL-14S7; CS-8251) (ABC Paramount ABCS-347) SENTIMENTAL SING ALONG FANTASTIC LLOYD PRICE eYOUNG AT HEART e 44 18 WITH MITCH MILLER 18 — 43 LIqvH Prices PROVOCATIVE PERCUSSION 19 Pay ConIff Singers (Columbia CS-8251) (ABC Paramount ABC-346 ABCS-346) 43 II (Columbia CL 1489; CS »2tl*a 14891) —Vol. 42 Various Artists (Command 33-SD-810) e GRAND CANYON SUITE 43 -Y e KICK THY OWN SELF 19 44 Morton Could BONGOS 23 Los Admiradores (Command RS 809 SO) BROTHERS FOUR 43 20 Bro. Dave Gardner (RCA Victor LM 2433 LSC 2433) 19 (RCA Victor LPM-2239; LSP-2239) 44 Brothers Four (Columbia CS-8197) e MORE ENCORE OF THE 21 MUSIC TWO OF US UNFORGETTABLE 47 e FROM 45 GOLDEN HITS 20 Brook Benton & Dinah Washington 21 MR. LUCKY 18 Platters (Mercury SR 60244) 45 Dinah Washington (Mercury SR-601S8) Henry Mancini (Mercury MG-20591; SR-602S2) (RCA Victor LPM-2198; LSP-2198) MORE ENCORE OF GOLDEN GENIUS HITS THE ROAD 46 e NEW ORLEANS 19 46 HITS 46 Ray Charles 21 Pete Fountain (Coral CRL-7S7282) e LANZA SINGS CARUSO (ABC Paramount ABC-335; ABCS 335) Platters 22 FAVORITES 22 (Mercury SR-60252) Mario Lanza UNFORGETTABLE BRENDA LEE 31 (RCA Victor e 5P-33-75) 47 Dinah Washington 22 (Decca DL 74039) SING A HYMN WITH ME 46 (Mercury MG-20S72; SR-60232) 47 Tennessee Ernie Ford (Capitol STAO-1332) e JOHNNY'S MOODS 37 •> 23 Johnny Mathis e ENCORE SANTO & GRAND CANYON SUITE 20 (Columbia CL-1S26; CS-8326 48 JOHNNY 23 Morton Gould THE COPA — *B-I5261,2,3) (RCA Victor LSC 2433) DARIN AT (Canadian American 48 Bobby Darin CALP 1002; SCALP 1002) (Atco SD-33122) RAY CHARLES IN PERSON 27 SOLID AND RAUNCHY — GENIUS OF 24 (Atlantic 8039) 49 Bill Black 24 RAY CHARLES 22 THE SOUND OF TOP BRASS 50 (Hi 49 Peter HL-12003; HE-22002) Ray Charles (Atlantic SD 1312) London Orchestra e MACK THE KNIFE— (Medallion MS 7500) 25 ELLA IN BERLIN 28 WHEN YOU WISH UPON Ella Fitzgerald 50 A STAR 48 LATIN A LA LEE 24 FLUTES AND PERCUSSION 49 (Verve MGV 4041; MGVS 6163) Dion & Belmonts (Laurie LOP 206) 25 Peggy Lee (Capitol ST-1290) 50 Hal Mooney (Time S/2001) 6 The Cash Box—September 3, 1960 ! THE SUMMIT MEETING THAT CAME OFF THE BIG THREE together for the first time with a two-sided sure-fire hit! The Cash Box—September 3, 1960 7 1 V Record Reviews B+ VERY GOOD B GOOD C+ FAIR C MEDIOCRE ‘Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX’’ HANNAH DEAN (Columbia 41768) RAY SHARPE (Jamie 1164) (B-t-) “ITTY BITTY LOVE” (2:23) “KEWPIE DOLL” (2:02) » Thft Cash Rox [Duchess BMI — Clayton] A (B-f) [Gregmark BMI — Sharpe] A ; contagious bow for the dynamic song- ’ stress. Bluesy romantic-novelty re- solid novelty romp by the songster ceives an all-out sock vocal and and combo. Fella is dating quite a '( of the Week character. Sound plus lyric humor Pick backing manages to solidly keep-up chart trick. with it. Could hit it big. could do the •PUT YOUR ARMS AROUND ME “THREE NIGHTS A WEEK” (B-f) “SO LITTLE TIME” (2:25) (B) “GIVE’N UP” (1:59) [Greg- HONEY” (1:56) (1:40) [Duchess BMI—Clayton] Miss mark BMI—Wolfe] A rock-a- Dean proves she’s equally at home billy approach in this session. Has [Broadway ASCAP—Von Tilzer, [Travis BMI—Domino, Bartholo- with a sentimental. Strong plaintive sound value. McCree] mew] that could also score.
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