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Vol. 20, No. 973 January 29, 1966
WHOIN THEWORLD
Chess' First ConventionHuge Success in SanJuan. Above: MarshallChess, Phil Chess, MaxCooperstein, LeonardChess, Dick LaPalm,Paul Gayten & Max'Son Alan Cooperstein.Complete Convention
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In the opinion of the editors, this week the following records are the
SINGLE PICKS OF THE WEEK
THE
BYRDS
IT WON'T BE WRONGSHANE HANDS
WTI, COME OUT CRYING,
THE NEWBEATS
The Byrds, Barry Young and the Newbeats, none of them strangers to hits, have newdecks this week. They are "It Won't Be Wrong" (Columbia 4-43501), "Nashville,Tennessee" (Dot 16819) and "Let's Shake Hands (And Come Out Crying)" (Hickory1366). Watch all three of them connect quickly.
SLEEPERS OF THE WEEK
THE SHADOW OF YOUR SMILETTRYL MOW -011,
O. THE JET SETTITMU SET IMAM,In caU SW ..=AIM
The Oscar money for best song this year is on "The Shadow of Your Smile" from"The Sandpiper" and here is that tune with an exciting Joe Sherman arrangement(Amy 948). Chance's chances are extremely good to hit with his version of theBeatles' ditty, "I'm Looking Through You" (Roulette 4664).
ALBUMS OF THE WEEKFIVE O'CLOCK WORLD
AN EVENING WITH BELAFONTE/MOUSKOt .IE
Another album of beautiful music from Harry Belafonte is out this week. This timehe's teamed with Greece's leading songstress, Nana Mouskouri. They chant, togetherand solo, lovely Greek tunes. "An Evening with Belafonte/Mouskouri" is a wellspent evening (RCA Victor LPM 3415; LSP 3415). The Vogues peg their second albumon their second single hit, "Five O'Clock World." Other ditties of the day-"Sundayand Me," "Let's Hang On," "Make the World Go Away"-are also included forincentive (Co & Ce 1230).
Prove It!We
... and I must tell ya' this. Leonarc. I honestly feel thenew albums represent the strongest release you've had in themany years we've been together. Ev'ry distributor here is reallyexcited. -
(Norman Haus;eter of Roberts Record Dusts.in St. Louis du-ing a conversation with Leonard Chessat the Chess/Checker/Cadet Convention inSan Juan, or January 15, 1966)
SONNY BOYWILLIAMSON
INTER -ACTIONSONNY STITT ZOOT SIMS
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JEAN DuSHON FEELING GOOLE
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Chess/Checker/Cadet
MUDDYWATERS
THE 'NEW' LOOK0 FONTELLA BASS
"Me
Blues
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SMOKING WITH WILLIS
These great new LP s w II be backed by heavypromotion. advertising. and display materialYou re Chess/Checker/Cadet representativehas all the details See iurn now
Mery at MGM
Mery Griffin (left), nationalTV personality, affixes his nameto an MGM Records contractas Mort L. Nasatir, President,looks on. Merv's first albumfor the label, "A TinklingPiano in the Next Apartment,"is being released this week.Griffin was so busy taping hisTV shows that the contractsigning ceremonies had to takeplace between shooting se-quences at New York's LittleTheatre.
UA's `Giant' LPUnited Artists Records will
release the original motionpicture soundtrack for "CastA Giant Shadow," starringKirk Douglas, in late March.Music is by Elmer Bernsteinand was recorded in Europe andIsrael.
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Chess/Checker/Cadet Writes$1 Million at 1st Convention
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICOChess/Checker/Cadet Recordsheld its first full-scale conven-tion at the Americana HotelJan. 13-16, with spectacularlysuccessful results. Label re-ports $1,000,000 in business forthe meet, where it hosted aturnout of about a hundred.
There was a strongly emo-tional flavor to the event, be-cause many of the people therewere with Chess at its begin-ning, when the producing cor-poration was struggling, be-fore the big clicks of RamseyLewis, Jean DuShon, BillyStewart, Fontella Bass, etc.
The meeting officially startedFriday, Jan. 14, at 9 a.m. withbreakfast, although the grouphad actually arrived through-out Thursday. Leonard Chesswelcomed the distributors at 10a.m., thanking the body forthe banner year (since the ori-gin of the company), 1965.Leonard Chess introduced hisbrother, Phil Chess, who alsowelcomed the group and gavehis thanks for the biggest yearto date. Phil Chess introducedMax Cooperstein, who, in turn,
San Juan SceneOn Jan. 13 -16
outlined the "Profits in theSun" Program.
Established Trust RelationshipLabel's Dick LaPalm spoke
about staying loose in a chang-ing society plus the importanceof experimentation, "even ifthat experimentation involves amodification of the company'simage."
LaPalm added, ". . . one ofthe most important things theBrothers Chess did was toestablish a relationship of com-plete trust with the distributorand the distributor returnedthat trust. That same relation-ship exists today throughoutthe entire company . . . wewill walk down new avenues. . . we will broaden our scope. . . and certainly we will sup-plement the image of this com-pany and still remain Chess."
LaPalm introduced MarshallChess and Paul Gayten whomade brief remarks followedby individual distributor meet-
ings. At this time, the dis-tributors placed orders for thenew releases from the cata-logue.
Label surpassed its goal atthe meeting which was a mil-lion dollars in LPs - head-lined by "Hang on Ramsey."Luncheon followed the indi-vidual meetings and the dis-tributors then went on to sun,swim and see the sights.
A fashion show was held atpoolside for the ladies whilethe men were in the meeting.
Singles Policy RevisionThere was also an an-
nouncement made regardingthe revision of the singles re-turn privilege policy whichgained a round of applausefrom the group, latter claim-ing they would be well off ifa 1 1 manufacturers followedsuit. That is, a 10% returnprivilege on single purchaseswith a 300 credit given on allrecords returned over andabove the authorized amounteach quarter, which would keepthe distributors with no dead
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Glover Returns Singles N.Y. to L.A.To Roulette VPNEW YORK-Morris Levy,
President of Roulette Records,announces the return to hisstaff, after an absence of twoyears, of Henry Glover, veteranA&R man, songwriter, arrangerand music publisher, who willtake over duties at Roulettein the capacity of VP in chargeof Artists & Repertoire.
In his former associationwith the record firm, Glover,together with Levy, producedmany hit records and pur-chased such master hits as"You Talk Too Much" by JoeJones and "Barbara Ann" bythe Regents. At Roulette heproduced "Peppermint Twist,""Shout" and "What Kind ofLove Is This" by Joey Dee andthe Starlighters, "Heart andSoul" and "For SentimentalReasons" by the Cleftones,"Easier Said Than Done" and"Walking Miracle," by theEssex, among others.
Additionally he produced theDinah Washington album se-ries and combined with MorrisLevy for production of the"Golden Goodie" series.
As in the past, the companywill welcome submission ofcatalog items from music pub-lishers as well as new material.
Lathouwer Named CapitolSingles Sales Manager
HOLLYWOOD - William B.Tallant, Jr., VP, National SalesManager, Capitol Records Dis-tributing Corp., has announcedthe appointment of Maury Lat-houwer as CRDC's new SingleRecord Sales Manager.
Last week Tallant unveileda C&W expansion programwith the appointment of WadePepper, CRDC's Single RecordSales Manager to the newly -created post of Country West-ern Sales Manager, with head-quarters in Nashville.
Tallant also revealed that tofacilitate the sales and mar-keting efforts for singles, thenew Single Records Sales Man-ager would headquarter in LosAngeles, CRDC's home city, in-stead of New York, effectiveFeb. 1.
Lathouwer, who moves toLos Angeles after an eight -year affiliation with CRDC'sChicago Branch, will be re-sponsible for all single -recordsales activities with the excep-tion of C&W singles product,which Pepper will handle along
with C&W LPs.Lathouwer joined Capitol in
1957 as a salesman in the Chi-cago office. Four years laterhe was promoted to DistrictPromotion Man, a post he helduntil his prevent promotion.
Responsible for Many HitsTallant said that Lathouwer
"has not only been an out-standing promotion man forCapitol: he has also been per-sonally responsible from thestart - both in airplay andsales - of many of Capitol'shit records these past fewyears.
"We feel his creative abil-ities and his knowledge of thepop music field will be a tre-mendous asset in our sales andmarketing efforts. Mr. Lat-houwer will also maintain aclose working relationship withthe Capitol Records, Inc., A&Rdepartment and merchandisingdepartment in order to planmore completely for upcomingsingle -record product."
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RCA VictorThe most name in sound()
4 RECORD WORLD-January 29, 1966
ABC Makes Its MoveNEW YORK-Saturday, Jan. 15, was moving day for ABC -
Paramount Records, Inc., and its subsidiaries. The entire officeforce reported for work at the company's new offices in theABC Building at 1330 Avenue of the Americas to unpack andorganize, in order to be in full operation on Monday, the 17th.
ABC -Paramount Records execs pitch in on moving day.
Moving from the Paramount Building in Times Square wherethe company spent its first 10 years, ABC -Paramount Recordsnow occupies the entire ninth floor in the new building, andis one of the first tenants. All subsidiaries of the company arealso now located in the new quarters, including Command,Westminster, Impulse and six music publishing firms, as wellas headquarters for labels distributed by ABC -Paramount Rec-ord, Inc.: Tangerine, Dunhill, Boom, and Jerden, and Oliver.
ABC -Paramount execs unpacked in time to re -pack for theirtrip to Puerto Rico, where their distributor convention was heldlast Thursday and Friday at the El San Juan Hotel, introducingnew album product on all labels.
Batachio Cap's EastArtist Promo Manager
William B. Tallant, Jr., Capi-tol's National Sales Manager,VP, has announced the ap-pointment of Roy Batachio tothe newly created position ofE astern Artists PromotionManager.
Batachio will be responsiblefor all artist promotional activ-ities along the East Coast.
Batachio, headquartered inCapitol's N.Y. executive offices,joined CRDC in 1958 as Promo-tion Manager, New York Dis-trict. in August, 1964, he was
named National Singles Promo-tion Manager, a post in whichhe aided former Single RecordSales Manager, Wade Pepper.
Tallant said that Batachiohas, for the past year, beenworking extensively on artistpromotional tours and activitieson the East Coast.
"Now, with the burden ofsingle record activity being as-sumed by the West Coast, Ba-tachio will be able to devoteall his time to the growing andhighly important artist promo-tional field which will includeradio, television and in -personappearances by all Capitol art-ists."
Wells Firms FileChapter XI
NEW YORK Chapter XIpetitions were filed in South-ern District Court on Wednes-day, Jan. 19, for the followingManny Wells firms: GardenSt at e Records Distributors,Inc., 68 W. Passaic St., RosellePark, N.J.; Interstate RecordDistributors, Inc., 15 W. 20thSt., N.Y.C.; Florida RecordDistributors, Inc., 8160 N.W.38 Ave., Miami, Fla.; and Sun-shine State Records Distribu-
tors, 8170 N.W. 38 Ave., Miami,Fla.
Liabilities for Garden StateRecords Distributors werelisted as $387,815, assets, $376,-182; liabilities for Interstate,$762,780, assets, $599,048; li-abilities for Florida RecordsDistributors, $441,127, assets,$348,186; liabilities for Sun-shine, $213,162, assets, $187,-905.
Ivan Mogull ReturnsIvan Mogull is back in the
U.S. after a three-month busi-ness trip around the world.
NARA Asks All -OutSupport for EqualOpportunity Plan
NEW YORK-President EdWright, WABQ, Cleveland,Ohio has announced that heis appealing to all members ofthe National Association ofRadio Announcers to get outand work in support of thePresident's Equal Opportuni-ties Program.
"For the first time, the radioannouncer can make an impor-tant contribution to make theyouth of their communitiesaware of the increased op-portunity in employment," hesaid.
"The present campaign withthe theme, 'Things Are Chang-ing' offers a great challengeto the youth of the country.And we must make every effortto make them rally to the cry."
Kit to 5,000 StationsThe campaign was launched
by the Advertising Counciland Plans for Progress. A kitwas mailed to over 5,000 sta-tions throughout the country.The kit included material forlive spots as well as a recordcarrying the theme and sungby the Supremes.
NARA is being asked to findout if the kit was received bythe member stations. If so, theprogram director is beingasked to include the recordwith liberal plays in theirschedule.
If the record has not beenreceived, inquires may be sentto Henry C. Wehde, Jr., the Ad-vertising Council, Inc. 25 W.45th St., N.Y.
Wright has asked BudFraser, Vee-Jay Records andChairman of the Special Proj-ects Committee, to take per-sonal charge of NARA's workin the campaign.
Heads Chi ProgramIn the meantime, Carl Proc-
tor, a member of the ExecutiveBoard and General Managerof Blue Rock Records, Chicago,has been appointed to head theprogram in the Chicago area.Jimmy Bishop, WDAS, Phila-delphia, has been requested todo the same in his area. Addi-tional appointments will beannounced.
A special mailing will be sentto all members asking theirhelp in playing the record andbringing attention to this pro-gram.
NARA's kit to back Equal Op-portunities Program.
Wright said he was espe-cially pleased with Rocky G.Gdosse of WWRL, E. RodneyJones, WVON, Chicago, andJohn Richbourg, WLAC, allmembers of NARA, who havenot only pledged their personalsupport of the program buthave been instrumental in per-suading their respective sta-tions to lend all-out support ofthe program. Wright hopedthat others will follow, adding:
can carry the newsfaster and further, and if wecan assist the youth of thisnation to become aware that'Things ARE Changing' forthem as well as the increasedopportunity for jobs, then wecan feel that radio is livingup to its heavy responsibili-ties."
Kurtz Gets KaplanPost at Cameo
NEW YORK-Phil Landwehr,Managing Director of Cameo/Parkway Records, announcesthat the duties formerly per-formed by Herman Kaplan, wholeft the diskery last week dueto policy differences, have beentaken over by George Kurtz,Administrative VP of PremierAlbums.
Kurtz will supervise the co-ordination of day-to-day activ-ities between the Philadelphiaand New York offices, person-nel and facilities of Cameo/Parkway.
"It is my intention to de-velop," Kurtz stated, "a closerliaison between our people inPhiladelphia and Sales Man-ager Jerry Shifrin than hasexisted in the past. The rapidgrowth of Cameo/Parkway andits new 'Open Door' policymakes this imperative."
RECORD WORLD-January 29, 1966 5
N -a S L E S REVIEWS
THREE STAR *** PICKS FOUR STAR -A-A-** PICKS
I'M A MOVER (Duchess, BMI)SATISFIED (RTD, BMI)
THE FENWAYS-Co and Ce 233.About a mover. So is the disk. It
moves along with a good beat and willmove off shelves.
* * *PUFF (THE MAGIC DRAGON)
(Pepamar, ASCAP)HOW MUCH IS THAT DOGGIE IN THE WINDOW
(Santly-Joy, ASCAP)BAJA MARIMBA BAND-Ahno 231.
Gay reprise of the Peter, Paul andMary song with lush vibes, etc., sound-ing off. ***
DAY TRIPPER (Maclen, BMI)GET OFF OF MY CLOUD (Hansen, BMI)
i) E, ST IN & ROBIN-Startirtie 106.Partytime rendition of the Beatle
tune with spirited performance by theinstrumentalists.
* * *THE PHOENIX LOVE THEME (SENZA FINE)
(Ludlow, BMI)ORNELLA VANONI-Monument 917.
Lovely Italian thrush chants in hometongue the title tune of the new JamesStewart movie. Very well done.
* * *TO WIN YOUR HEART (Myto, BMI)
SO WILL I (Myto, BMI)LAURA LEE-Ric-Tic 111.
Gal rolls on with this driving ditty.Strings and drums and chorus dress upthe side. ***
THERE'S STILL TIME (Mal -Tar, BMI)UNCHAIN MY HEART (Teepee, ASCAP)
THE .ST 111FIRES-Yardbird 1005.Pretty ballad crooned harmoniously
by this group of lads. Could get itselfknown. ***
YOU BETTER MOVE ON (Keva, BMI)A DIFFERENT STORY (Ponhart, Conga, BMI)
THE LEAVES-Mira 213.Nice blend of voices on this mid -
shuffle rock. An item teens will giveattention to. ***
DON'T LET HIM KNOW (Vicki, BMI)SEVENTEEN (Vicki, BMI)
THE CAR! "ELS-Twirl 2022.Something a little different in the
rhythm structure here will intriguethe teeners. Gals have a hit.
* * *DAN'S GIRL (Brookhaven, BMI)
JUST PLAIN DOG (Delmore, ASCAP)FORREST TUCKER-Dot 16812.
The actor gives swingy narrationto Old West tale. In the "Ringo" veinand could carve its notch.
* * *PICK ALL THE FLOWERS THAT YOU CAN
BATMAN THEME (Miller, ASCAP)BATMAN CHASE (Miller, ASCAP)
NEAL HEFT I-RCA Victor 47-8755.Here is he authentic soundtrack ren-
dition of the new TV smash show. Heftiwrote and performs with gleefulchorus. * * * *
BATMAN THEME (Miller, ASCAP)ROBIN'S BLUES (Morley, ASCAP)
THE GALLANTS-Capitol 5586.The Batman theme with occasional
dialog thrown in by the raucous mu-sicians. Ought to get heard.
** * *BATMAN (Screen -Gems -Columbia, BMI)
BUCKET "T" (Trousdale, BMI)JAN AND DEAN-Liberty 55860.
Duo uses their sound to good ad-vantage on a tune inspired by the newTV show inspired by the old comic
BATMAN THEME (Miller, ASCAP)RITCHIE'S THEME (Richbare, BMI)
THE MARKET7'S-11 arner Bros. 5696.This version of the Batman theme
is already being played on a numberof powerhouse stations. Marketts reallyfly to town. * * * *
BATMAN THEME (Miller, ASCAP)KARELIA (Unart, BMI)
AL CAIOLA-United Artists 983.The expert guitarist steps out for
some exciting solo work on this versionof the Batman theme.
** * *HERE COMES BATMAN (Sherryland, BMI)ALL AROUND THE WORLD (Clifton, BMI)
.SCOTTY McKA1-Claridge 309.A "Batman" ditty with a danceable
beat and strong lyric about the cartoon.strip.YOU BRING ME DOWN (South Mountain, BMI)
ONLY WHEN YOU'RE LONELY (T. M., BMI)THE ROY ALETTES-MGM 13451.
A very pretty Teddy Randazzo tunefor the girls. They chant it silkily. Ahit. * * * *
LORD LOVE A DUCK (United Artists, BMI)MY LOVE (Unart, BMI)
THE WILD ONES-United Artists 971.Funky title ditty from new Tuesday
Weld starrer. Wild Ones sing withlots of rock energy.
** * *WHERE AM I GOING (Notable, ASCAP)
YOU WANNA BET (Notable, ASCAP)BARBRA STREISAND--Coltinibia 4-43518.
La Streisand has wrought this"Sweet Charity" tune into quite aheartrender. Will be going far.
* * * *SINCE I LOST THE ONE I LOVE (Chi -Sound, BMI)FALLING IN LOVE WITH YOU (Chi -Sound, BMI)THE 111PRE.S.S1ONS-ABC-Paramount 10761.
Pretty r/ber these reliable fellowsput across with usual likeability. Beatbeat and mid -tempo.
** * *THAT WONDERFUL GIRL OF MINE
(Supreme, ASCAP)I HEAR A RHAPSODY (Gower, BMI)
ENZO STII.IRTI-Epie 5-9886.Very dramatic tribute from the ter-
rific crooner. A love song that'll makewomen swoon. ** * *
I'LL FORGIVE YOU (BUT I WON'T FORGET)(St. Louis, BMI)
BOOK OF HAPPINESS (Gladys, ASCAP)TONI P.ISTOR JR.-Tower 204.
An extremely appealing new balladdelivered first class all the way bytalented Tony. * ** *
THE WEEKEND (South Mountain, BMI)WILDFLOWER (April, ASCAP)
JACK JONES-Kapp 736.Jazzy waltz -foxtrot song gets ex-
tremely pleasant rendition from theJones boy. * * * *
FIRE BREATHIN' DRAGON(Peer, International, BMI)
YOUR KIND OF LOVIN' (4 Star, BMI)RICK .NELSON-Decca 31900.
Driving song Rick delivers withcutomary cheer. A message teen galsespecially will cotton to.
* * * *WE'LL BUILD A NEW WORLD (Picturetone, BMI)
GET TOGETHER (Treaty, BMI)THE TWO OF t S-Latnea 390.
Lyric with strong teen appeal. Duodiscusses their plans for future. Balladwith near folk rock delivery.
* * * *I'M LIVING IN TWO WORLDS (Forest Hills, BMI)
GOODTIME CHARLIE (Stallion, BMI)BONNIE GUITAR-Dot 16811.
Country style ballad with strongdelivery from Bonnie. Watch this onescore big. * * * *
DANCE GIRL (Johnson -Hammond, BMI)HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUT (Flying Hawk, BMI)
RO1 "L' -Black Hawk 117.Mid -tempo and irresistible dance
number intoned with fervor by thegroovy fellow. * * * *
TIJUANA (Harry Von Tilzer, ASCAP)CURRIER AND IVES (Harry Von Tilzer, ASCAP)1.11$ HENCE 11 ELK-Doi 16810.
Spicy instrumental -cum -chorus Welkis so good at grooving. Ought to score.
* * * *(Blackwood, BMI) SMOKEY JOE'S LA LA (Recordo, BMI) THE FUGITIVE (Heigh -Ho, BMI)
SURABIAN LAMENT (Blackwood, BMI) NEEDING YOU (Recordo, BMI) POISON IVY (Tiger, BMI)I. 11 NI, 11 IRTINE JR.- GOODIE RENE-Class 1517. THE DAGENITE.S-Heigh Ho 625.Getieral International 351. Sounds like a party going on and Pegged on the popular TV series,Raunchy ditty with an interesting disk will be bought for parties. Top this single could take off and be alyric angle. Fresh and appealing tothe young dancers. music being made. runaway. Guys have what it takes.
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PICK HITSSATIN PILLOWS
BOBBY VINTON-Epic LN 24182; BN26182.
A collection of pretty songs peggedonto the lad's latest single click. Again,as many times before, Bobby is stress-ing the lonely aspects of life. "BitterTeardrops," "Going Steady With aHeartache," "Careless," "Everyone'sGone to the Moon" and others of theilk.
THE DETECTIVE
DON ADAMS-Roulette 25317.A lot of jokes on this package. It's
from the mouth of TV's MaxwellSmart, comic Don Adams. He's longbeen adept at the art of comic mono-logs. He's got some dandies on thisalbum. Movie parodies, character take-offs. Good fun and the TV exposurewill help.
MORE HIT SOUNDS OF THE LETTERMEN!Capitol (S)T 2428.
These fellows keep singing on. Theirblend is relaxing and soothing andeverything nice. They reprise recenthits, for the most part, on the album.Their "Sweet September" is here with"Mr. Tambourine Man," "Secretly,""The Things We Did Last Summer"and "Yesterday."
OUR MAN FLINTSOUNDTRACK -20th Century Pox TFS4179.
From all reports "Flint" is going tostrike all kinds of box office wildfires.Dealers had better get ready for theresultant record demand. Jerry Gold-smith created the music, which is inlively brass tones. James Coburn, LeeJ. Cobb and new seductress Gila Golanare the stars.
BURL'S CHOICEBURL IVES-Decca DL (7)4734.
The lovable old storyteller -singerhas a number of delightful tunes onthis package that give him a chanceto perform at the top of his bent. "Mr.Make -Up Man," "Frangipani," "TheStory of Bobby Lee Trent" and otherscomprise the good fun.
SATINPILLOWSCARELESS
I'ViT3U3E1
THE WORLD OF CHARLES AZNAVOURReprise R(S) 6193.
This is most of the recent one-manshow Aznavour did in lucky towns inthe states. His insights into and at-titudes toward love are his own andare decidedly French. "You've LetYourself Go" is superb and "LesComediens," "Le Temps" and his otherstaples are also first rate work. InFrench and English.
HemommCHARLES
aunALL ABOUT LOVE
HUNTINGTONINIRTFORD
MEM!
FLOWERS ON THE WALLTHE STATLER BROTHERS-Columbia CL2449; CS 9249.
The latest of the country artists tograb pop attention, these guys nowput together an album that shouldhave pop potential in a big way. Ofcourse, "Flowers on the Wall" is hereand also "King of tht Road," "TheDoodlin' Song," "This Ole House" andothers. Fellow have very appealingblend of voices. They'll be around fora long time.
RIGHT NOW!LAINIE KAZAN-MGM E/SE 4340.
Gal first won attention as BarbraStreisand's understudy in "FunnyGirl." Since then she has struck outon her own and proven she is an in-dividualist. This showcase album givesher sundry moods and tempos to struther amazing stuff. "Blues in theNight," "Danny Boy," "My Man'sGone Now," "Blue Skies" and others.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE IRISHMIKE DOUGLAS-Epic LN 24179; BN26179.
TV's host tributes the ould sod withthis package of Irish tunes. It oughtto be a frontrunner in the St. Patrick'sDay buying spree. The delivery isstrong and loving. "Danny Boy,""When Irish Eyes Are Smiling," "MollyMalone" and "Galway Bay" are amongthe clover.
THE SLENDER THREADSOUNDTRACK-Mercury MG 21070; SR61070.
This is Quincy's third soundtrack ina year's time ("The Pawnbroker" and"Mirage" are the other two) and it'sanother swinger. His jazz themes fitthe staccato, anxious pace of the story.And don't be surprised to find out thework is up for Oscar consideration.
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BROOMSTICK COWBOYBOBBY GOLDSBORO-United Artists UAL3471; UAS 6471.
This young lad has a distinctivestyle of writing and singing. His tunesare very much his own and teens al-ways take an immediate liking to them."Broomstick Cowboy" leads off thesounds and a host of other Goldsboroditties follow for good measure. Goodpackage.
SWINGIN' ON THE RAILROADHAROLD BETTERS-Gateway GLP 7015.
Top notch trombone playing on thepackage. There are any number of goodsides that could be turned into success-ful singles-like "1-2-3," for instance."The In Crowd," "For Your Love,""Something You've Got" and "Lover'sConcerto" are the other numbers.
MOLD ISETTERVIftlik...,
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New Order DebutsWith Pucci Galore
Famed Italian Designer OutfittingSinging Group for Mexico Gigs
B1 DANE FIN hl L
NEW YORK - New singinggroups are formed every day.( The statistic would probablybe both staggering and fright-ening.) And new groups makea first public appearance everyday.
But no new group has evermade its first public appear-ance as auspiciously as theNew Order, which had its firstrehearsals last week and thisweek is bowing to society at around of parties in Acapulco-one of which is a yacht partytossed by movie star MerleOberon.
And to boot, when the fel-lows first step on stage, theywill be attired in clothes de-signed by world famous Italiandesigner, Emilio Pucci, who in-sisted on having the fellowsentertain at his Mexico show-ings. (These will be Pucci'sfirst designs for men. Hisclothes for women are usuallycolorfully patterned silk num-bers. Prepare, tradesters, foryet more new bags.)
Formed by Songwriters
So it might reasonably beasked (as have a few deftlyplaced teaser ads recently),who is the New Order? TheNew Order is a sixsome (nolabel contract yet) formed bysongwriters Bobby Weinsteinand Billy Barberis, who re-cently parted amicably fromSouth Mountain pubbery wherethey had written, with TeddyRandazzo, successful dittieslike "The Weekend," "So Fine,""Goin' Out of My Head," "HurtSo Bad," "On the OutsideLookin In," "Around the Cor-ner," "Have You Looked IntoYour Heart" and "Think ofYou," to name a few.
Barberis and Weinstein hada few ideas in their headsabout new sounds-technicallyand structurally-to give tosongs and they decided a groupof their own was the way towork the ideas into reality.
Gathered Up Musicians
So they gathered together anumber of musicians withwhom they had laid downsounds on disks they had pro-duced in the past. The mu-sicians are: Gerry McGee,Roger Joyce, Larry Taylor and
Lewis Williams. "We wantedthe best musicians we couldfind," Billy Barberis toldRecord World last week in themidst of rehearsal, "And theseguys are it."
Already the Barberis-Wein-stein team has composed andarranged a dozen new dittiespublished by their own Trip-pington house, which they pre-viewed for Record World. (Thereporter is sworn to secrecyabout titles and new wrinklesin new bags.)
Weinstein and Barberis havenot signed any recording dealsyet, because they want to bein the best possible bargainingposition when they do and soare waiting for Mexico word-of-mouth. They intend to write,arrange and produce all theircuts, and labels will be ableto hear the first masters a weekor two after TNG get backf r o m their break-in jaunt.(Some waxeries have alreadyexpressed interest in the sex-tet.)
The schedule for the Mexicotrip is as follows: The MerleOberon soiree, Wednesday, Jan.26; the Ambassador's ball Fri-day, Jan. 28; the Pucci FashionBall, Saturday, Jan. 29.
The entire weekend, inci-dentally, will be the basis ofan upcoming CBS TV docu-mentary.)
Continue Pucci LiaisonThe Pucci ball will not be
the last the fellows see of thedesigner. Pucci is just aboutto venture into the men's fash-ion line and wants to use TNOas his mannekins in an efiortto get to the teenage market.The fellows have also writtenthe jingle Pucci will use forall advertisements pushing hisnew perfume for women.
The New Order will alsowrite and sing commercialsfor a new line of collapsiblemotorcycles about to be intro-duced in the states.
In other words, for the NewOrder: many orders.
McNair LP OffNEW YORK - The planned
Motown recording of BarbaraMcNair "live" at the PersianRoom the other week was can-celled because of the transitstrike.
Jordan Christopher ChangesLocale, Image for Pic, LP
III' DOUG McULELLAN I)
NEW YORK - As of thisweek, there are two big eventsin Jordan Christopher's younglife (and wife "Syb," as hecalls her, makes three, ofcourse) :
1) he leaves for Spain to co-star in the important UnitedArtists color film, "The Returnof the Seven"; and
2) his first UA album sansthe Wild Ones, "Jordan Chris-topher Has the Knack," is be-ing released.
tit rung LP React ion
And, the label reports, thereis extremely strong distributorreaction to the new LP, which,incidentally, has liner notes byRoddy McDowall as well as astriking, Mc D owa 11 - photo-graphed cover photo of Jordanin which he resembles a Shake-spearean brooder. The latteris not inappropriate, since in-cluded in this homogeneouspackage is a song from theBard's "Twelfth Night" whichJordan delivers in a warmlymellow -fashion as "The Windand the Rain."
Acting is becoming increas-ingly important to Jordan,whose screen test of a "Seven"scene has UA execs excited. Al-ready being compared to thelate French act or GerardPhilippe, Christopher will playthe character created by HorstBuchholz in 1960's "The Mag-nificent Seven," to which his"Return of the Seven" is asequel. Yul Brynner is top -billed. (Jordan is also in theunreleased film, "The Fat Spy,"with the Wild Ones.)
"I have a three-year contractwith United Artists Pictures,"he said, "for four films. I don'tknow what the next one willbe. But the Mirisch Brothers,for whom I'm doing this one,are preparing the film of 'Howto Succeed in Business withoutReally Trying,' and whoknows . . .?"
Changing ImageAs a singer, Ohioan Jordan
is anxious to lose the purelyrock image he acquired withthe very English group -lookingWild Ones. (He did the UAalbum, "The Arthur Sound,"with them.) "I don't want tolose touch completely," headded. "But I have to do a lotmore. Rock, although I love it,is too limiting. It's not veryrewarding to keep plunkingout rock and roll songs aroundthe country. I want to better
.IOltlL CH I{ ISTOPHER asseen by cameraman Roddy Mc-Dowall and on the cover of hisnew UA LP, "Jordan Christo-pher Has the Knack."
myself as an entertainer, trya little bit of everything.
"I hate albums where thewhole thing sounds like thefirst cut."
His next single may well bethe exciting "Hello, Lover" cutfrom his "Knack" album.Gerry Granahan produced thepackage, and Arnold Golanda r r a n g e d and conducted,"beautifully," Christop heropined. He also plans a bookof his own drawings.
United Artists Records iskicking off 1966 with a con-certed "New Faces" drive,Jordan Christopher topping thelist of potential big stars. Hedoes indeed appear to have theknack.
Mulhern TopsA&M in East
HOLLYWOOD-Jerry Moss,President of A&M Records, hasannounced the appointment ofBill Mulhern as Director ofEastern Operations.
Mulherncomes to A&Mwith a vastamount of ex-perience in ra-dio and therecord b u s i-ness. Forthree and ahalf years heoperated asEastern R e -
gional Promotion Manager forKapp Records and most re-cently was General Managerof Jamie/Guyden DistributingCorp.
Moss comments that Mul-hern will function in all areasof the A&M company on theEast Coast and will be open-ing an office for them in Phila-delphia.
BillMulhern
10 RECORD WORLD-January 29, 1966
AGAC Celebrates 35th Early NARM ReturnsReveal Biggest GrowthYear with Big Plans
NEW YORK-The AmericanGuild of Authors and Com-posers is marking its 35th an-niversary this year and RecordWorld wandered over to thelocal offices last week to findout what was in store in theway of celebration.
What was in store, and isin store, is a number of proj-ects, under President BurtonLane, in the continuing AGACcampaign for obtaining justiceand completely equal rightsfor songwriters.
The activities were discussedby AGAC Executive Vice Presi-dent Leonard Whitcup, councilmember Joe Meyer, GloriaShayne and Executive DirectorMiriam Stern, all of whomdescribed the upcoming yearin between reminiscences ofthe past 35.
The big AGAC push for 1966is the negotiation of a newpopular music contract. Theformulation of the new con-tract has been completed andthe Guild is just about readyto start conferring with theMusic Publishers' ProtectiveAssociation and other publish-ers.
Composer Over PublisherThe most significant feature
of the new contract is thatsong copyright would be in thename of the composer ratherthan the publisher. AGACpoints out that this situationin no way alters the publish-er's rights in handling a song,but that the gain for the com-poser is meaningful. A copy-right in the author's namemeans better bargaining posi-tion during copyright renewal,better bargaining position if apublisher is not exploiting atune to the composer's satis-faction, and, thirdly and (ina psychological way, the Guildfeels) perhaps most impor-tantly, the composer retainsthe pride of ownership.
The second most strikingclause in the new contract isthe "option agreement." Itwould stipulate that no con -
Joseph Meyer, veteran writer("California Here I Come,"etc.), and Gloria Shayne, youngwriter ("The Men in My LittleGirl's Life," etc.), are AGACmembers. Meyer is on ExecCouncil.
tract goes into effect until apublisher obtains a recordingof a song. Until that time theinterested publisher options asong for six months and canreoption a tune for additionalsix-month periods for a $250non -returnable a d v a n c e. Athird important feature of thenew contract is the right forAGAC to conduct auditing atforeign sources.
In addition to the pop songwriters revised contract, AGAChas begun work on a standardcontract for serious music.Heretofore there has been none,and the guild feels it's hightime.
After New MembersAnother major AGAC project
and a continuing one is gettingnew members - especiallyyoung writers, whom the guildfeels, need counsel in what isnot only a creative professionbut also a highly complicatedbusiness. Word-of-mouth, it isfelt, is the most successfulway to gain new members andso all members are encouragedto spread the gospel to fellowsongwriters.
AGAC is proud of what ithas wrought in the way ofbenefits for the songwriterover the last 35 years-manyof the realities once not muchmore than dreams in first presi-dent Sigmund Romberg's head.These years have been pre-cedent setters. AGAC obviouslyplans now to follow precedentby setting more precedent.
Yardbird Label Set Action at JamecoHOLLYWOOD - Red Lath-
rop, owner and President ofG.I. Records, has announcedthe formation of his new sub-sidiary label, Yardbird Rec-ords. Red's initial release onthis new label is entitled "Un-chain My Heart" and "There'sStill Time," by the Starfires.
Jameco Records, reportingaction on "Dance Girl" by Roy"C" on Black Hawk and "CallMe (Baby Won't You CallMe)" by Edward Hamilton andthe Fifes on Jameco, has madea distrib change. In New YorkCity, Beta Record Distributorsreplaces Portem.
PHILADELPHIA-Early re-turns of questionnaires to theRegular Members of NARM,in preparation for the 1965 An-nual NARM Study indicate that1965 saw the greatest growthin record merchandising everrecorded in the phonographrecord industry.
Based on the first group ofreturns sent to the NARM of-fice, indications are that out-lets serviced by rack jobbermembers of NARM will go sub-stantially above the 1964 fig-ure of almost 25,000. This netincrease is noteworthy, par-ticularly in view of the factthat the questionnaires showthat rack jobbers are droppingsmall, unprofitable accountswhich are either bad creditrisks or difficult to serviceproperly. The growth of rec-ord rack merchandisers out-lets is basically in the area oflarger, full-scale record de-partments, featuring all hitand catalog product. The gainin this area more than over-sha dows the loss of smaller,unprofitable accounts.
Gross volume figures in earlyreturns reveal a substantial
increase in multi -million dol-lar operations in rack mer-chandising. Early indicationsare that there is a much largergroup of NARM record mer-chandisers doing in excess oftwo million dollars, as well asa growing number quoting agross dollar volume in excessof five million dollars.
In keeping with this appar-ent trend in growth, on theother end of the scale thesmallest volume figures quotedon early returns are consider-ably higher than the low vol-ume figures of 1964-indicat-ing that even the smallest rackmerchandising operations havegrown percentage -wise along-side their giant competitors,and have entrenched them-selves with their outlets, do-ing more business with them,in addition to expanding intomore and different types ofoutlets. A small, but notice-able trend in types .of outletsserviced is in the area of rec-cord stores. Indications arethat a growing number of rec-ord specialty shops find the
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RECORD WORLD-January 29, 1966 11
ham 12woqviThe Week That Shouldn't Have Been
BY ALAN FREEMANIt's been a strange sort of
week.I had a portrait painted in
oils sent me by a fan, and onshowing it to a colleague I wasasked, "Was it painted 15 yearsago?" Then while I was on theair at BBC with my program,"Pick of the Pops," MadameGinette Spanier burst into thestudio fresh from her Americanlecture tour, and when I in-quired, "Who did you meet?",she replied "Everyone!" (I knewshe wasn't kidding either, andI'll tell you one or two of herobservations in a minute.)
I then went to Manchester forthe BBC TV program, "Top of
the Pops," which by the way, was voted the No. 1 musical pro-gram in the late 1965 pop polls, and on the program we hadthe pleasure of Herman's Hermits . . . the Nashville Teens . . .
The Spencer Davis Group, among many, and also a film of TonyBennett wandering around New York to his British release of"The Very Thought of You" (going very well it is, too).
I must report to you of the never -ceasing wonders of medicalscience. I was having a little trouble with a wisdom tooth andsurrounding gum, so off I went to my dentist who pushed mymouth wide open only after great protest, held it open andgazed for so long, I was absolutely convinced he'd discoveredgold other than what he'd put there himself! Anyway, he gaveme some very strange looking tablets, assured me I would becured if I followed instructions to the letter, and he was ab-solutely spot on! I took the tablets as directed, and I'm happyto tell you that my burnt fingers are completely healed, andthe only problem I have left is that my wisdom tooth and sur-rounding gum have been very painful for days, and still are!
Now, getting back to Ginette Spanier of Paris and fashionand hemlines and all. She told me that having been nicknamed"Mugsy" by Lena Horne some time ago, she at last had the
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Ted Cooper has joined EpicRecords as Producer, and Aand R, according to an an-nouncement by Robert Morgan,director of A and R for thelabel.
Cooper will be responsibleto Morgan for recording artistsas assigned and for developingalbum ideas and artists.
Cooper comes to Epic fromShapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc.,music publishers, where heserved as General ProfessionalManager and, prior to that, asa staff writer.
In addition, he was inde-pendent producer for the Sha-piro -Bernstein -owned Alice -in -Wonderland Productions, wherehe recorded the Drifters andthe Flamingos, as well asothers. Previously, he was em-ployed as staff writer at ScreenGems.
opportunity to talk to the "Mugsy" Spanier on the phone whileshe was there, and it was one of her great thrills. She is quiteconvinced that Angie Dickinson is the luckiest girl in the worldhaving a husband like Burt Bacharach, and goes on to say thatSybil is the second luckiest girl in the world being married toJordan Christopher; and feeling that this was the right momentto ask, I said "What about the girl who marries me Ginette?"To which she replied, "Absolute disaster for the poor devil!"Anyway, before she left, we both agreed on one thing withoutany doubt at all, and that was that the Swinging Blue Jeanshave a big potential hit on their hands with their new releaseof "Don't Make Me Over." From the album "My Name Is Barbra,Two," "Second Hand Rose" has been released as a single, andlooks as though it might make the Top 20 before it's spun toomuch further.
I don't know if Peter Nero would approve, but yes or no,there's a new release by the Second City Sound entitled "Tchai-kovsky One," and it could be a very big ONE indeed! ThatBeatles song, "Michelle," has hit the Top 20 from the Over-landers, and further down the charts there's another goodversion from David and Jonathan and it looks like an early suc-cess for Roy Orbison with "Breakin' Up is Breakin' My Heart."Incidentally, watch out for a record that's coming over yourway from Paul and Barry Ryan, "Have Pity on the Boy." Theboys don't need pity because the record's rather smashing!
Incidentally, how do you look your doctor in the face andsay, "Do you know a good dentist who can fix teeth?"
This Week's Top 10 in Britain1. "KEEP ON RUNNING"-The Spencer Davis Group.2. "DAY TRIPPER"/"WE CAN WORK IT OUT"-
The Beatles.3. "THE RIVER"-Ken Dodd.4. "THE CARNIVAL IS OVER"-The Seekers.5. "MY SHIP IS COMING IN"-The Walker Bros.6. "TILL THE END OF THE DAY"-The Kinks.7. "LET'S HANG ON"-The Four Seasons.8. "SPANISH FLEA"-Herb Alpert.9. "A MUST TO AVOID"-Herman's
10. "WIND ME UP"-Cliff Richard.
Decca Re - signsBert KaempfertBest-selling Decca artist Bert
Kaempfert has been re-signedto a new exclusive long-termcontract with the label, accord-ing to an announcement fromExecutive Vice -President Leon-ard W. Schneider.
Kaempfert, whose record-ings have been available onDecca in the United Statessince 1960, rose to fame via"Wonderland By Night," "Afri-kaan Beat," "That HappyFeeling," "Red Roses For AB 1 u e Lady," "Moon OverNaples" and "Three O'Clockin the Morning." He is cur-rently represented in the best-selling album charts with threetop LPs, "Blue Midnight," "TheMagic Music of FarawayPlaces" and "Three O'Clock int h e Morning." Coincidentalwith the re-signing Deccarushed out a new Kaempfertsingle, "Bye Bye Blues."
Kaempfert also is a prolificsong writer, with many hits tohis credit, recorded both per-sonally and by other leadingartists. In addition, he has justreturned home from Hollywoodwhere he composed and con -
AT BERT KAEMPFERT RE-SIGNING: seated, Decca ExecVP Leonard W. Schneider;standing, from left, Decca VPMartin P. Salkin, Kaempfert'smanager, Hal Fein, Decca A&Rexec Milt Gabler and Kaemp-fert.
ducted the musical score for aUniversal motion picture, "AMan Could Get Killed," starringJames Garner, Melina Mer-couri, Sandra Dee and TonyFranciosa. This is Kaempfert'sfirst American motion pictureand Decca is making plans toissue an album of the music.
Chezar Reps VogueIrving Chezar now represents
not only Pye Records of Eng-land in the U.S. but also VogueRecords of France.
i2 RECORD WORLD-January 29, 1966
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1 1 SOUNDS OF SILENCESimon & Garfunkel-Columbia 43396
2 4 WE CAN WORK IT OUTBeatles-Capitol 5555
3 2 SHE'S JUST MY STYLE* Gary Lewis-Liberty 558468 THE MEN IN MY LITTLE GIRL'S LIFE
Mike Douglas-Epic 98765 3 FIVE O'CLOCK WORLD
Vogues-Co & Ce 2326 7 A MUST TO AVOID
Herman's Hermits-MGM 134371 6 AS TEARS GO BY* Rolling Stones-London 9808
10 NO MATTER WHAT SHAPET-Bones-Liberty 55836
9 9 YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO BE SO NICELovin' Spoonful-Kama Sutra 205
12 BARBARA ANN
11 11 SPANISH EYES
12 14 THE DUCK
13 15 DAY TRIPPER
14 16 MY LOVE
15 17 ATTACK
19 JENNY TAKE A RIDEMitch Ryder & Detroit Wheels-
New Voice 80622 LIES
18 18 JUST LIKE ME
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26 LIKE A BABY
21 5 FLOWERS ON THE WALL
31 ZORBA THE GREEKTijuana Brass-A&M 787
32 COIN' TO A GO GO
33 TELL ME WHYElvis Presley-RCA Victor 8740
38 UP TIGHTLittle Stevie Wonder-Tamla 54124
26 25 A WELL RESPECTED MAN
35 CRYIN' TIMERay Charles-ABC-Paramount 10739
46 LIGHTNIN' STRIKES
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Beach Boys-Capitol 5561
Al Martino-Capitol 5542
Jackie Lee-Mirwood 5502
Beatles-Capitol 5555
Petula Clark-Warner Bros. 5684
Toys-Dynovoice 214
Knickerbockers-Challenge 59321
Paul Revere & Raiders-Columbia 43461MY WORLD IS EMPTY WITHOUT YOUSupremos-Motown 1089
Len Barry-Decca 31889
Stealer Bros.-Columbia 43315
Miracles-Tamla 54127
Kinks-Reprise 1420
Lou Christy-MGM 13412
SECOND HAND ROSEBarbra Streisand-Columbia 43469
EBB TIDERighteous Bros.-Philles 130
58 MICHELLEDavid & Jonathan-Capitol 5563
41 DON'T MESS WITH BILLMarvelettes-Tamlo 54126
33 40 SANDYRonnie & Daytonas-Mala 513
34 20 SATIN PILLOWSBobby Vinton-Epic 9869
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36 23 THUNDERBALL 8Tom Jones-Parrot 9801 43 SPREAD IT ON THICK 5Gentrys-MGM 13412 42 RECOVERY 5Fontella Bass-Checker 1131
39 28 A SWEET WOMAN LIKE YOU 9Joe Tex-Dial 4022
50 ARE YOU THEREDionne Warwick-Scepter 12122
41 47 TIJUANA TAXI 5Tijuana Brass-A&M 787
42 21 OVER & OVER 12Dave Clark Five-Epic 9836
43 24 I GOT YOU 12James Brown-King 6015
44 49 MICHAEL THE LOVER 9C.O.D.'s-Kellmoc 1003
45 48 IT'S GOOD NEWS WEEK 7Hedgehoppers Anonymous-Parrot 9800
46 37 IT'S MY LIFE 12Animals-MGM 13414 15 NIGHT TIME 2Strangeloves-Bang 10049
48 29 MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY 15Eddy Arnold-RCA Victor 8679
49 30 YOU'VE BEEN CHEATIN' 9Impressions-ABC-Paramount 10750
50 34 A YOUNG GIRL 9Noel Harrison-London 9795
59 CALL ME 3Chris Montez-A & M 780
64 MICHELLE 3Billy Vaughn-Dot 16809
63 I SEE THE LIGHT 6Five Americans-HBR 454
65 GET OUT OF MY LIFE WOMAN 3Lee Dorsey-Amy 945
55 61 CAN YOU PLEASE CRAWLOUT YOUR WINDOW 3
Bob Dylan-Columbia 4347756 62 HURT 4
Little Anthony & Imperials-DCP 115466 I'M TOO FAR GONE
(TO TURN AROUND) 4Bobby Bland-Duke 393
74 CALIFORNIA DREAMIN' 4Mama's & Papa's-Dunhill 4020
82 WHEN LIKING TURNS TO LOVING 2Ronnie Dove-Diamond 195
73 YOU'RE GONNA HURT YOURSELF 2Frankie Valli-Smash 2015
61 53 FEVER 12McCoys-Bang 511
62 67 I AIN'T GONNA EAT MY HEARTOUT ANYMORE
Young Rascals-Atlantic 2312
83 BREAKIN' UP IS BREAKING MYHEART 2
Roy Orbison-MGM 13446
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Nancy Sinatra-Reprise 0432
65 68 GOODNIGHT MY LOVE 4Ben E. King-Atco 6390
79 BYE BYE BLUES 2Bert Kaempfert-Decca 31882
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* 93 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT
* 98 SNOWFLAKERamsey Lewis-Cadet 5525
Jim Reeves-RCA Victor 8719* (-) ELUSIVE BUTTERFLY 1
Bob Lind-World Pacific 77808* 81 WE KNOW WE'RE IN LOVE 2Lesley Gore-Mercury 72530
71 72 WHERE THE SUN HAS NEVER SHONE 5Jonathan King-Parrot 9804* (-) THE RAINS CAME 1
Sir Douglas Quintet-Tribe 831473 56 TURN TURN TURN 15
Byrds-Columbia 4342474 69 LOOK THROUGH ANY WINDOW 11
Hollies-Imperial 6612375 70 LET'S HANG ON 11
Four Seasons-Philips 40317* 86 ANDREA 3* 84 SOMETHING I WANT TO TELL YOUSunrays-Tower 191
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78 71 HARLEM NOCTURNE 14* 88 MY GENERATIONViscounts-Amy 940
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80 76 BECAUSE I LOVE YOU 3* Billy Stewart-Chess 1948(-) I FOUGHT THE LAW 1* Bobby Fuller Four-Mustang 301487 THE LOOP 3
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Mel Carter-Imperial 66148MY BABY LOVES MEMartha & Vandellas-Gordy 7048I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU LOVE METammi Terrell-Motown 1086BABY COME ON HOMESolomon Burke-Atlantic 234
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Mary Wells-Atco 6392
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93 99 TIRED OF BEING LONELY 2Sharpees-One-Der-ful 4839
94 97 A BEGINNING FROM AN END 2Jan & Dean-Liberty 55849
95 96 TEARS 3Ken Dodd-Liberty 55835
96 (-) LOVE MAKES THE WORLD GO ROUND 1
Deon Jackson-Carla 2526
91 (-) THE ANSWER 1
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98 (-) IS IT ME 1
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99 (-) YOU DON'T KNOW LIKE I KNOW 1
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TOP POPS ALPHABETICALLY -PLUS PUBLISHER & LICENSORANDREA (Sea Of Tunes, BMI) 76 GOODNIGHT MY LOVE (Quintet, Noma, BMI) 65 LOVE MAKES THE WORLD GO 'ROUND TEARS (Shapiro -Bernstein, ASCAP) 95ANSWER (Metric, BM!) 97 GOIN' TO A GO GO (Jobete, BMI) 23 (McLaughlin, BMI) 96 TELL ME WHY (Brent & Melody Lane, BMI) 24ARE YOU THERE (Blue Seas, Jac, BMI) 40 HARD DAY'S NIGHT (Maclen, BMI) . 67 MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY (Pamper, BMI) 48 THESE BOOTS ARE MADE FOR WALKIN'AS TEARS GO BY (Essex, ASCAP) . 7, HARLEM NOCTURNE MEN IN MY LITTLE GIRL'S LIFE (Criterion, ASCAP) 64ATTACK (Saturday, BMI) 151 (Shapiro, Bernstein, ASCAP) 78 (lewel, ASCAP) 4 THIS CAN'T BE TRUEBABY COME ON HOME HIDE & SEEK (Florentine, E. B. Marks, BMI) 91 MICHAEL THE LOVER (Chevis, BMI) 44 (Cameo -Parkway, Stillran, BMI) 88
(Keetch, Caesar, & Dino, BMI) 86 HURT (Miller, ASCAP) 56 MICHELLE (Maslen, BMI) 31, 5 2, 87 THUNDERBALL (Unart, BMI) 36BARBARA ANN (Sho-String & Cousins, BMI) 10 AIN'T GONNA EAT MY HEART OUT ANYMORE MUST TO AVOID (Trousdale, BMI) 6 TIJUANA TAXI (frying, BM!) 41BECAUSE I LOVE YOU (Chevis, BMI) 80 (Web IV, BMI) 62 MY BABY LOVES ME (Jobete, BMI) 84 TIRED OF BEING LONELY (Vapac, BMI) 93BEGINNING FROM AN END CAN'T BELIEVE YOU LOVE ME (Jobete, BMI) 85 MY GENERATION (Devon, BMI) 79 TURN TURN TURN (Melody Trails, BM!) 73
(Screen Gems -Col., BMI) 94 FOUGHT THE LAW (Acuff -Rose, BMI) 81 MY LOVE (Duchess, BMI) 14 UP TIGHT (Jobete, BMI) 25BREAKIN' UP IS BREAKING MY HEART GOT YOU (Lois, Try Me, BMI) ... 43 MY WORLD IS EMPTY WITHOUT YOU WAITIN' IN YOUR WELFARE LINE
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(Jalynne, BMI) 90 T WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR RIB TIPS (Cetex, BMI) 92 WHEN LIKING TURNS TO LOVING (Tobi-Ann, BMI) 59CAN YOU PLEASE CRAWL OUT YOUR WINDOW (Reedlands, ASCAP) , 35 RECOVERY (Chevis, BMI) 38 WHERE THE SUN HAS NEVER SHONE
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Dean Martin -Reprise R-6186: RS -618116 THE FOUR TOPS SECOND ALBUM
Motown MT -634 24 SMOKEY ROBINSON & THEMIRACLES GOIN' TO A GO GO
Tamla 1-267: ST -26711 20 SOUTH OF THE BORDER
Tijuana Brass-A&M 10118 12 THE SUPREMES LIVE AT THE COPA 11
Motown 727: S-62719 18 WELCOME TO THE LBJ RANCH 10
Earl Doud - Alen Robin -Capitol W-2423: WS -2423
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Original Cast -RCA Victor COCD-200621 17 THE BEACH BOYS' PARTY 11
Capitol MAS-239822 22 HELP 23
Beatles Soundtrack -Capitol MAS-2386: SMAS-2386
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Columbia CL -2373: CS -917324 19 THAT WAS THE YEAR THAT WAS 13
Tom Lehrer -Reprise R-6179: RS -617925 27 JAMES BROWN PLAYS JAMES
BROWN YESTERDAY AND TODAY 11Smash MGS-27072
26 25 THE "IN" CROWD 25Ramsey Lewis -Cadet 755: 3-757
36 BACK TO BACK 5Righteous Bros.-Philles 4009
42 TURN TURN TURN 4Byrds-Columbia CL -2454
29 26 SEE WHAT TOMORROW BRINGS 13Peter, Paul & Mary -Warner Bros. W-1615
30 28 LOOK AT US 24Sonny & Cher-Atco 177
31 29 ROBERT GOULET ON BROADWAY 8Columbia CL -2418: CS -9218
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I LIKE IT LIKE THATDave Clark Five -Epic LN-24178: BN-26178EVERYBODY LOVES A CLOWNGary Lewis -Liberty LRP-3428: LST-7428MY KIND OF BROADWAYFrank Sinatra -Reprise F-1015: FS -1015THE LONELY BULLTijuana Brass-A&M 101RAVE UPYardbirds-Epic LN-24117MORE GENIUS OF JANKOWSKIHorst Jankowski -Mercury MG -21054FAREWELL ANGELINAJoan Baez -Vanguard VSD-79209JOHN GARY SINGS YOUR
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KINKDOM 6Kinks -Reprise R-6184MOM ALWAYS LIKED YOU BEST 11Smothers Bros. -Mercury MG -10250: AH-61050HARUM SCARUM 12Elvis Presley -RCA Victor LPM-3468: LSP-3468MY NAME IS BARBRA 35Barbra Streisand-Columbia CL -2236: CS -9136CHOICE! BEST OF RAMSEY LEWIS 13Cadet LP -755YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE JEWISH 20Various Artists -Kapp KRL-5403MY NAME IS ALLANAllan Sherman -Warner Bros. W-1604HIGHWAY 61 REVISITED 18Bob Dylan -Columbia CL -2389: CS -9189ANIMAL TRACKS 22MGM E-4305: SE -4305I'M THE ONE WHO LOVES YOU 23
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THE VENTURES A GO GO 18Dolton BLP-2037: BST -8037THE MAGIC MUSIC OFFAR AWAY PLACES 11Bert Kaempfert-Decca DL -4613: DL -74613ORGAN GRINDER SWING 20Jimmy Smith -Verve 8625: V6-8629KEEP ON DANCIN' 8Gentrys-MGM E-4336: SE -4336THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. 8Soundtrack -RCA Victor LPM-3425: LSP-3475MORE HITS BY THE SUPREMES 24Motown 525: 5-627WHY IS THERE AIRBill Cosby -Warner Bros. W-1606BAROQUE BEATLES SONG BOOKElektra EKL-306MOON OVER NAPLESBilly Vaughn -Dot DLP-3654: DLP-256541.2-3Len Barry-Decca DL -74720FAIRY TALEDonovan -Hickory LP -127HERE I AMDionne Warwick -Scepter M-531: 5-531
WEDNESDAY MORNING, 3 A. M. 2Simon & Garfunkel -Columbia CL -2249
YOU'VE GOT TO HIDE YOURLOVE AWAY
Silkie Fontana-MGF-27548
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Marianne Faithful -London LL -3452
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United Artists UAL -3543: UAS-645369 68 SINATRA '65
Reprise R-6167: RS -616770 71 SKITCH . . . TONIGHT 18
Skitch Henderson -Columbia 2367: CA -916771 76 MEET THE VOGUES 4
Co & Ce LP -122972 15 SKYSCRAPER 4
Original Cast -Capitol VAS -242281 WORKING MY WAY BACK TO YOU 3
4 Seasons -Philips PHM-200-201: PHS-600-20174 77 ONE HAS MY NAME 4
Barry Young -Dot DLP-3672: LDP -2567275 18 HARLEM NOCTURNE 5
Viscounts -Amy 800884 MORE JAMES BOND THEMES 4
Roland Shaw Orch.-London LL -3443: PS -44311 80 SWEETHEART TREE 17
Johnny Mathis -Mercury MG -2104118 65 YOU WERE ON MY MIND 14
We Five-A&M LP -111: SP -411119 64 THE BEAU BRUMMELS, VOL. II 8
Autumn LP -104eB 90 THE MEN IN MY LITTLE GIRL'S
LIFE 3Mike Douglas -Epic LN-24186: BN-26186
81 66 ELVIS FOR EVERYONE 24Elvis Presley -RCA Victor LPM-3450: LSP-3450
82 83 FOLK 'N' ROLL 3Jan & Dean -Liberty LRP-3431
93 FROM BROADWAY WITH LOVE 2Nancy Wilson -Capitol T-2433: ST -2433
84 69 HERMAN'S HERMITS ON TOUR 32MGM E-4295: SE -4295
94 TOYS 2Dynovoice 9002* (-) I GOT YOU ( FEEL GOOD) 1
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Various Artists-Tamla 26489 87 BEATLES VI 32
Capitol T-2358: ST -235890 70 IT AIN'T ME BABE 13
Turtles -White Whole 11191 73 KINGSMEN ON CAMPUS 13
Wand LP -670: LPS-67092 100 RUN BABY RUN 4
Newbeats-Hickory LP -12893 (-) THE SING ALONG WORLD OF
TRINI LOPEZ 1
Reprise R-618394 98 SOFTLY AS A SUMMER BREEZE 2
Jimmy Smith -Blue Note BLP D-500495 86 NERO GOES POP 14
Peter Nero, Arthur Fiedler, Boston Pops -RCA Victor LMP-2821: LSP-2321
96 92 TOO MANY RIVERS 16Brenda Lee-Decca DL -4684: DL -74684
91 (-) I'LL MAKE ALL YOUR DREAMSCOME TRUE 1
Ronnie Dove -Diamond D-5004
98 97 OTIS BLUE 3Otis Redding -Volt LP -412: SD -412
99 (-) LIES 1
Knickerbockers -Challenge CH -622
100 95 JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY
AS WE REMEMBER HIM 5Various Artists -Columbia L2L-1017
1. FOR THE IN CROWDJack Jones -Kapp KL-1465
2. GENE CHANDLER ON STAGE IN '65Constellation LP -1425
3. FOR ANIMALS ONLYBaja Marimba Band-A&M LP -113
4. YOUNG LOVERS ON BROADWAYRay Charles Singers -Command RS -890
5. THAT DARN CATSoundtrack -Buena Vista BV -3334
6. SILK & BRASSJackie Gleason -Capitol W-2409
7. ANDY WILLIAMS' NEWEST HITSColumbia CL -2383
8. A TRIBUTE TO THE GREATNAT KING COLE
Marvin Gaye-Tamlo 261
9. COLLECTING 16 BIG HITSVarious Artists -Motown MT -633
10. IN A MOOD WITH ARTHUR PRYSOCKOld Town 2010
11. THEN WAS THEN, NOW IS NOWPeggy Lee -Capitol 1-2388
LP'S COMING UP12. THE SANDPIPER
Soundtrack -Mercury MG -2103213. MY HEART SINGS
Mel Carter -Imperial LP -920014. MOTHER NATURE, FATHER TIME
Brook Benton -RCA Victor LPM-352615. HOW GREAT THOU ART
Kate Smith -RCA Victor LPM-344516. TIJUANA BRASS
A&M LP -103
17. THE MAN OF LA MANCHAOriginal Cast -Kapp KRL-4505
18. PDQ BACHPeter Schickle-Vanguard VRS-9195
19. NAT KING COLE AT THE SANDSCapitol MAS-2434
20. TODAY'S GREAT HITSLawrence Welk -Dot DLP-3663
21. LOVE SONGS MEXICO/S.A.Tony Mottola-Command RS -889 -CD
22. I CAN NEVER GO HOME ANYMOREShangri-Las-Red Bird 20-104
23. WHERE DOES LOVE GOCharles Boyer -Valiant ULM-5001
24. SOLID GOLDVarious Artists -MGM E-4352
25. INTRODUCING BOB BRAUNAudio Fidelity AFLP-2148
26. THE DUCKJackie Lee-Mirwood MW -7000
27. UMBRELLAS OF CHERBOURGSoundtrack -Philips PCC-216
28. MICHELLEBilly Vaughn -Dot DLP-25679
29. BUMPIN'Wes Montgomery -Verve V-8625
30. THE GREAT WALTZOriginal Cast -Capitol VAS -2426
31. TREAT ME RIGHTRoy Head -Scepter SM-532
32. THE SOUL OF SOUNDS ORCHESTRALParkway P-7047
33. IT'S A MAN'S WORLDEd Ames -RCA Victor LPM-3460
34. SOUL BIRD: WHIFFENPOOFCal Tjader-Verve V-8626
35. THE AZNAVOUR STORYReprise R-6172
MUST STOCK LP'SCONSISTENT TOP SELLERS
OVER A LONG PERIODIn Alphabetical Order
1. DEAR HEARTAndy Williams -Col. CL -2338: CS -9138
2. FIDDLER ON THE ROOFOrig. Cast -RCA Vic. LOC-1093: LSD -1093
3. GETZ/GILBERTOStan Getz & Joao Gilberto -
Verve V-8545: V6-85454. GOLDFINGER
Soundtrack -United Artists UAL -4117:UAS-5117
5. MARY POPPINSSoundtrack -Vista BV -4026: STER-4026
6. MY FAIR LADYSoundtrack -Col. KOL-8000: KOS-2600
7. MY FAIR LADYOrig. Cast -Columbia OL-5090: 0S-2015
8. MY NAME IS BARBRABarbra Streisand-Col. CL -2336: CS -9136
9. PEOPLEBarbra Streisand-Col. CL -2215: CS -9015
10. SOUND OF MUSICSoundtrack -
RCA Victor LOCD-2005: LSOD-2005
Col Inks Quartet Phil Skaff: '65 Liberty'sThe George Benson Quartet,
led by guitarist Benson, hasjust signed an exclusive record-ing contract with ColumbiaRecords, according to an an-nouncement by John Ham-mond, Director of Talent Ac-quisition for Columbia. Thefirst single by the new group:"Pegleg Jack" coupled with"Redwood City."
NARM Study(Continued from, page 11)
services of a record merchan-diser the most economic an-swer to their buying problems.
Discounting DeemphasisIn listing the major problems
which they face, NARM recordmerchandisers' early returnsshow for the first time, adeemphasis on discounting asa major business problem. Al-though all returns receivedthus far show that to a greateror lesser degree, record prod-uct is discounted almost uni-versally, discounting is not amajor problem, and discountedprices seem to have reached alevel with which the recordmerchandiser can live.
Jules Malamud, NARM Ex-excutive Director, in issuingthe statement on the early re-turns to the NARM Study ques-tionnaire, said:
"The tremendous growth involume which early returnsshow was the situation withvirtually every NARM recordmerchandiser has underscoredthe importance of the themeof the 1966 NARM Convention- 'Planning for Profits' -toevery Regular Member ofNARM. With a greater num-ber and variety of outlets toservice, with a greater grossdollar volume to handle andwith the more complex prob-lems this type of rapid busi-ness growth brings with it, theBusiness Sessions program ofour forthcoming convention-which this year will be pro-fessionally planned and ex-ecuted by a team of top man-agement, merchandising, andbusiness consultants-will bethe most valuable in our his-tory. We are well aware thatlarge volume does not neces-sarily reflect realistic profits.Proper profit management canbe the key to the future re-liability and growth of the rec-ord merchandising segment ofthe phonograph record indus-try."
The 1966 Eighth AnnualNARM Convention convenesMarch 6 through March 10, atthe Fontainbleau Hotel inMiami Beach, Fla.
Most Successful YearHOLLYWOOD-Philip Skaff,
Executive Vice -President, Lib-erty Records, Inc., has called1965 "The most successful yearin the history of Liberty Rec-ords."
Skaff went on to cite thefirm's accelerated growth dur-ing the latter period, whichincluded the purchase of WorldPacific Records, a pressingplant and added land for ex-pansion.
Skaff pointed up the corpora-tion's domestic sales increased50% over 1964. Important fac-tors which contributed to therecord high was the flow ofhit product, publishing in-terests and the development ofnew artists. "It was truly abanner year," said Skaff, "high-lited by our 10th anniversarycelebration and a series ofpowerful sales programs."
In addition to maintainingits record of hit singles, Lib-erty and its subsidiaries (Im-perial - Dolton- World Pacific -Pacific Jazz) produced LPchart items in an ever-in-creasing manner, further en-hancing the company's albumcatalog.
Many New ArtistsLiberty's alert A & R depart-
ment in all three divisionscreated many new artists andbrought others "over the top."Mel Carter and Jackie De -Shannon both achieved starstatus in 1965. DeShannon via"What The World Needs NowIs Love" and Mel Carter with"Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me."
Newcomers who hit paydirtinclude the Deep Six ("RisingSun"), Leon Hayward ("She'sWith Her Other Love"), theGants ("Road Runner"), BobLind ("Elusive Butterfly"),Jimmy McCracklin ("Think"),the Delegates ("Pygmy") anda string of hits by Gary Lewisand the Playboys and Cher.
The label further diversifiedits interests with formation ofa tape division for the manu-facturer of cartridges forautomobile and home. RonBleddsoe heads up the newdepartment with Dick Bowmanhelming sales.
Philip SkaffLiberty's Executive VP
Another major move was thesetting up of a budget recordline, Sunset Records, underthe direction of Edward Bar-sky, who is now establishingthe division at Liberty's homeoffice in Los Angeles.
International IncreaseInternationally, Liberty has
increased its prestige con-siderably with added personneland a string of potent artistssuch as the Ventures. RonaldKass was appointed Directorof Overseas Operations andserves as a direct liaison be-tween the home office and Eu-rope, coordinating closely withInternational Sa 1 e s DirectorJerry Thomas and Mike Gould,General Manager of Liberty'spublishing interests.
"Perhaps another reason forour success during 1965" saidSkaff, "was the division sys-tem, providing a competitiveand autonomous spirit for eachlabel. Under this set-up, Lib-erty, Imperial and World Pa-cific each operate indepen-dently."
"Our blueprint for the fu-ture includes further diversi-fication, additional emphasis onconsumer advertising and, ofcourse, a continuous search forunique marketing procedures.While Liberty has achievedmajor status, it will never losethe 'personalized service' imageprevalent wherever Libertybusiness is conducted."
Ramot - RouletteDeal Produces HitRamot Enterprises, \\ hich
recently inked a productiondeal with Roulette Records, hassigned and produced Pat Still.
Iler disk: "He's the Boy."Ramot chief Tom De Cillis,
Pat and her co -manager DukeAnderson are hitting the roadto promote the single. Firsts t o p: Baltimore -Washington.Ramot will continue to producePat's recordings.
Kapp ActionNEW YORK-Kapp Records,
having launched a major"singles '66" campaign, isshowing fast reaction. Fourof the singles-each in a dif-ferent bag - are breaking in;:ey markets: the Searchers''Take Me for What I'm Worth,"
Jack Jones' "The Weekend,"the Missionaries of Mar yChoral Group's "Angels (Watch-ing Over Mel" and the De-tergents' "I Can't Eat HomeAnymore."
On the album front, JackJones' "The In Crowd" fromwhich "The Weekend" wastaken, is doing well as is thecaster of "Man of La Mancha."
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Words Are the ThingTo Noel Harrison
BY DOUG McCLELLAND
NEW Y O R K - "Words,words, words" cursed JulieAndrews as she sang about herrelentless diction teacher RexHarrison in "My Fair Lady,"beseeching the professor to"Show Me."
"Eliza" wouldn't favor "Hig-gins' " son Noel Harrison anybetter. He is just as obsessedwith words, although Noel'swords are more likely to extolDylan's Fourth Street thanLerner-Loewe's plain in Spain.Talking with the London Rec-ords diseur at his New Yorkdigs last week, Record Worldgauged the exact distance thefruit had fallen from the tree.
"To me, melody and beatare merely a means of gettingacross a lyric," said Harrison."Which is not to say I don'tenjoy them, of course. I thinkI have to love a song beforeI can do it," added the artiston the currently successfulsingle record, "A Young Girl."
First U.S. LP Due
Coming out in a week or soon the London label is Noel'sfirst U.S. LP ("I did three orfour in England, but they onlysold about 365 copies"). It'scalled "Noel Harrison," andfeatures tunes by CharlesAznavour, Oscar Brown Jr.,Lennon and McCartney, BillieHoliday and Bob Dylan, thelatter an idol of Harrison's.
His newest single, "It's AllOver Now, Baby Blue," is byDylan.
He says he does songs byvery few composers.)
"I chose the songs for thealbum based on what the wordssay rather than anything else.There's a whole new feel aboutsongs since Dylan."
Georgia Brown, who livesdownstairs in Harrison's West
Noel HarrisonHis Law Is Word
Side brownstone, is doing theliner notes for the LP. Harri-son said he usually eschewsstandards-"They tend to berather cliche in form, eightbars, eight bars, etc. Thelyrics, too."
An Actor, Too
A singer for several years.Noel is now "getting near" thestage of songwriting. He'salso acted some, has appearedin several movies and has anew film coming out, MGM's"Where the Spies Are," star-ring David Niven.
"But singing comes first."he says. "And to perform thesongs, you have to perform thelyrics."
Harrison, who looks not un-like his dad (but whose babydaughter-he has three chil-dren-looks even more like lastyear's Best Actor Oscar win-ner), once thought of doing asingle disk with his father.Heretofore a tribute to hisclass, Noel mumbled the rea-son why the record never cameabout with an inaudibility thatwould have stunned ProfessorHiggins.
ESP Rents TheaterBernard Stollman's ESP -Disk
Records announced last weekthat they have rented a theaterin NYC's Greenwich Village,and will sponsor a series ofconcerts beginning Jan. 24.
Assistant to the PresidentElizabeth Vandermei says thatthe Astor Place Playhouse willbe used as an outlet for all thecreative arts. The Mondaynight set will feature AlbertAyler, one of the label's mostforceful and successful talents.Future sessions may well in-clude ballet, music, theater, etc.
Omen Gets MastersHOLLYWOOD-Jerry Moss,
President of A & M Records.and Lelan Rogers, head ofOmen, the R & B subsidiary.have announced a productiondeal with James Brown formasters on James Crawford,member of the James BrownRevue.
The first release on JamesCrawford is being rushed todistributors to coincide withthe current Brown tour. En-titled "Honest I Do," thesesides were produced by JamesBrown as will all future sidesbe.
immrbriSINGLES COMING
1 FLY ME TO THE MOON 26 WOMAN(Almanac, BMI) (Maclen, BMI)Sam & Bill-Joda 104 Peter & Gordon-Capitol 5579
2 BABY SCRATCH MY BACK 27 RED HOTSlim Harpo-Excello 2273 (Riverline, BMI)
Sam the Sham & Pharaohs-MGM 134523 THINK TWICE 28 HOW CAN I TELL(Ramitary, BRC, BMI)
Jackie Wilson -Laverne Baker-Brunswick 55827
(Portia, BMI)Sandie Shaw-Reprise 0427
4 TAKE ME FOR WHAT I'M 29 SINCE I LOST THE ONE I
WORTH LOVE(Trousdale, BMI)Searchers-Kapp 729
(Chi Sound, BMI)Impressions-ABC-Paramount 10761
5 GIDDYUP GO 30 MEET ME AT THE ALTAR(Starday, BMI)Red Sovine-Starday 737
(4 Star, BMI)Perry Como-RCA Victor 8722
6 BABY YOU'RE MY EVERY- 31 MY HEART BELONGS TO YOU
THING(Grocalla, Ent., BMI) 32
Wilson Pickett-Verve 10378
DON'T FORGET ABOUT MELittle Jerry Williams-Calla 105 Barbara Lewis-Atlantic 2316
7 GET BACK 33 NO MAN IS AN ISLAND(Travid, BMI) Von Dykes-Mala 520Roy Head-Scepter 12124
8 I CONFESS34 I'M GONNA GET YOU
(Luv, ASCAP)(New Colony & World Intl, BMI) Mustache Wax-Inner 502New Colony Six-Centaur 5587-018
9 BIG BRIGHT EYES(Annihanbar, BMI)
35 WE'VE GOT A LOVE THAT'S
OUT OF SIGHTDanny Hutton-HBR 453 (Peer, BMI)
Spencer-Midtown 350210 THE KEYS TO MY SOUL
(Jaep, BMI) 36 CRAZY HEART OF MINESilkie-Fontana 1536 (Unity, BMI)
Robert Goulet-Columbia 434811 S.O.S. (HEART IN DISTRESS)
(Kaskap, BMI) 37 CHERRY PIEChristine Cooper-Parkway 971 Charles Christy-HBR 455
12 I DIG YOU BABY 38 DON'T BRING ME YOUR(Merpine, BMI)Lorraine Ellison-Mercury 72472 HEARTACHES
(Ponderosa, BMI)13 MY SHIP IS COMING IN Paul & Barry Ryan-MGM 13442
(January, BMI)Walker Bros.-Smash 2016 39 CAN'T CHANCE A BREAKUP'
(Saggitarius & Placid, BMI)14 ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN Ike & Tina Turner-Sue 139
SEE FOREVER 40 LONG LIVE OUR LOVEJohnny Mathis-Mercury 72493 (Trio & Tender Tunes, BMI)
Shangri-Las-Red Bird 10-04815 A LITTLE BIT OF SOAP
(Robert Mellin, BMI) 41 I CAN TELLExciters-Bang 515 (Branston, BMI)
Reparata & Delrons-RCA Victor 872116 YOU BABY
(Trousdale, BMI) 42 IN MY ROOMTurtles-White Whale 227 (Robbins, ASCAP)
Verdelle Smith-Capitol 556717 AT THE SCENE
(Branston, BMI) 43 BALLAD OF THE GREENDave Clark Five-Epic 9882
BERETS18 WHAT NOW MY LOVE (Music, Music, Music, ASCAP)
S Sgt. Barry Sadler-RCA Victor 8739(Remick, ASCAP)Sonny & Cher-Atco 6395 44 FRIENDS & LOVERS
19 ONCE A DAY (Picturetone, Web IV, BMI)Nancy Ames-Epic 9874
(Moss Rose, BMI)Timi Yuro-Mercury 72515 45 WHEN IT COMES TO MY BABY
20 MICHELLE(Maclen, BMI)Spokesmen-Decca 31895 46
(Flomar, BMI)Ronnie Milsap-Scepter 12127
LARA'S THEME
21 THE CHEATER(Robbins, ASCAP)MGM Singing Strings-MGM 13448
(Maaam, BMI)Bob Kuban-Musicland 2001 47 HELLO ENEMY
22 YESTERDAY(Vicki, BMI)Johnny Tillotson-MGM 13445
(Maclen, BMI)Al Hirt-RCA Victor 8736 48 SKOKIIAN
(Gallo, Shapiro, Bernstein, ASCAP)23 GETTIN' THROUGH TO ME Bob Moore, Hickory 1357
(So. Mountain, BMI)Annabelle Fox-Satin 400 49 GOOD THINGS COME TO
24 BOOZE IN THE BOTTLE THOSE WHO WAIT(Litwin, Flomar, BMI)Carter Bros.-Jewel 754 Chuck Jackson-Wand 1105
25 YOU AIN'T TUFF 50 LITTLE BLACK EGG(Sonnybrook, BMI) (Alison, ASCAP)Uniques-Paula 231 Night Crawlers-Kapp 709
18 RECORD WORLD-January 29, 1966
NEW YORK-A number ofyears ago, when people talkedabout what a manager could dowith a recording artist, theytalked about Bob Marcucci. ThenMarcucci tired of the managinggame and took some time off.Now he's back and with a stableof people whom he will be mold-ing into shape during 1966.
"I've learned a lot about man-aging since I began and I knowthere are things I don't have todo. I don't have to be a handholder and I don't have to be adresser. I learned that I can doa much more effective job spend-ing time behind a telephone thanaccompanying an artist to everyappearance.
"Of course, I'll always bealong on important TV or re-cording stints. And I'll go on theroad when an artist is breakingin an act. But I know more nowand the business has changedsince I started. You have to movefaster now to establish an art-ist."
First Love: Records"My first love, of course, is
the record business," Marcuccistated. "I love making recordsand I'm back at that. I've gotproduction deals with MGM, Col-pix and Columbia." His recordproduction will share equal timewith his managing work and, ofcourse, overlap.
The growth of the Marcuccifold, which he co-partners withNew York -based Stan Polley, hasmultiplied rapidly within thelast few months. MGM's John
Bob Marcucci
A Swinging '66 InStars for Manager
BY DAVE
Andrea was the first of the cur-rent crop. Andrea is just aboutto go into production on a movieunder his 20th Century Fox filmcontract.
In the summer while guidingAndrea around, Marcucci wascontacted by Larchmont Pro-ductions and thereby came thesecond member of the presentteam. Larchmont, a new recordproducing firm, wanted to seeif Marcucci could do somethingto turn a new artist of theirsinto a more polished night clubperformer. The performer wasand is Barry Young. And Mar-cucci went to work on the fel-low's style and also went to workon the fellow's first single, "OneHas My Name." He stayed onthe Dot release for four monthsand when the record became ahit, he signed Young into thisoffice.
Marcucci's plans for the singerare very big-keeping him inthe Dean Martin groove hescored in, but also adding to thatvaried performing approaches.A big build-up is just about tobegin on him.
MANAGED BY MARCUCCI: Barry Young, Ann -Marie, John An-drea and Lou Christie.
FINKLE
Lou Christie came to Marcucciwith his currently clicking"Lightnin' Strikes" on MGM;Marcucci liked what he heardand especially liked the poten-tial. Right now he's preparingto send Christie out in all direc-tions. A night club act is in theworks. Movie and TV deals arebeing bruited about with MGM.A February release date istagged on the MGM -Christie al-bum.
Marcucci is aiming Lou forwider adult acceptance (as he ismost of the people he is workingwith).
"I don't want to be botheredwith anyone who doesn't havethe ability to branch out in manydirections. You can be classy andget the adult audience and stillget to the teens. They are accept-ing elegance these days and notjust the long hair, long pantsthing."
Other InterestsOther Marcucci interests right
Bob Marcucci
now are songstress Ann -Marie,whom the manager is producingfor Columbia; Kelly and GailSteel, a husband and wife teamwith a Colpix contract; Colum-bia's Patti's Groove, a femalequintet and 16 -year -old Clairette( Clementino), whom Marcuccidoesn't manage yet. He's justguiding her recording career atthe moment.
Her recording contract withColpix has Marcucci excited. Hereports that it all started whenGeneral Manager Bud Katzelcalled him one Friday to sayColpix was looking for a 16 -year -old singer who had a feel forjazz.
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R18WHERE IT'S AT
BEA
BY KAL RUDMAN
We hate to tease you about something that is coming up,but we are not at liberty to give you the full details abouta new record coming out in February that Jerry Wexler saysis "The most exciting, swingingest, most 'down,' greatestsound created in the last decade in the world of R&B!"
I can only clue you that King Curtis and his boys wrote thefigures, that the vocal is done by the great Ray Sharpe, thatit was cut in the Atlantic studios but the atmosphere is allSouth of the Mason-Dixon line, and that it is so down that
you will feel those icy soul fingers pull yourscalp skin clean off your skull bone.
The title of the new Wilson Pickett is"6345789." Why numbers? Last week whenI interviewed Len Barry, he clued us thatusing numbers as a title will always "makeit," and that's why he wrote "1-2-3" ... Thenew Mar -Keys is "The Philly Dog" and theyhave a new Mar -Keys LP that will blowyour mind . . . The new Mad Lads broke
wide open in N.Y.C. and Philadelphia (because they ownPhilly ). The title is, "I Want Someone" . . . Bill Williamstells me that he is going with "You Make A Strong GirlWeak," Premiers, Stax, and the Pick on WCHB, Detroit is,"Little Bit Of Soap," Exciters, Bang . . . The Eddie Holmanand Jerry Williams are smashes for Cameo/Calla.
Burke Johnson, WAOK, Atlanta, is cooking with some "B"sides: "Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide" by Jackie ("TheDuck" ) Lee; "I Need a Lot of Loving," Ovations, Amy; and"Funny Not Much," Walter Jackson, Okeh . . . Meanwhile,Ken Hawkins of WJMO, Cleveland, tells me that, "My Judge -Day," Darrow Fletcher, Groovy, broke wide open as a "B" side"gone from the hot-line but not forgotten" . . . Meanwhile,Lucky Cordell, PD of WVON, Chicago, confirms the power of"My Judgement Day" and agrees with Burke on the "B" sideof "The Duck" and made the Jackie Lee The WVON "Top &Bottom" of the week.
Jim Stewart of Stax just called to relate that the new Rufusand Carla Thomas is "Birds and he Bees." He said that whenFat Daddy saw the cover of the new Thomas where she is sit-ting in a big red bed with her big eyes, they had to revivePaul with oxygen. Jim says that he and Jerry Wexler are allout on album product, and have some great ones on deck. AlBell has done a great promo job for them. The new DannyWhite is going for Hal Atkins and there is reaction to bothsides: "Keep My Woman Home" and "Dedicating My Life ToYou." Ken Reeth of WAMO is excited about "Ya Ya," Mike &Ike, Arctic, which Jimmy Bishop is handling for him . . . JohnRichbourg is excited about the Detroit breakout on "Easy Go-ing Fellow," Roscoe Shelton, S.S. 7, and the big play on WWRLwith Rocky Groce and all the other guys . . . Ed Wright andLes Anderson are excited about the action on "Got To FindA Girl," Intertains, Uptown, which all the guys are playing. . . And with all this "in" product, they are still finding ithard to find enough good records to program.
The new Edwin Starr, "Stop Her On Sight," is a gas andLe Baron Taylor tells me that Ric Tic has a Top 10 smash with,"To Win Your Heart," Laura Lee . . . Barbara Mason is mak-ing it . . . "Have No Fear," Danny Boy Thomas, Groovy, brokein Pittsburgh and looks good in Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago,Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington . . . The DarrowFletcher is breaking Pop on WIBG, Philadelphia and CKLW& WXYZ, Detroit . . . Hot Rod, WWIN, Balt. loves, "Mama,"Audry Slo, Bay. Sales are starting -a solid Pick.
The Lorraine Ellison on Mercury is Top 10 at WVON andthe Deon Jackson is a smash . . . Lucky Cordell is pickingRonnie Milsap; Christine Cooper and going with AnnabelleFox and the Intertains.
R&B ReportsKEN REETH & PORKY CHEDWICK,
WAMO, PITTSBURGHTOP SALES
Something -Johnny & E.-JosieThis Can't Be True -Eddie Holman -CameoComfort Me -Carla Thomas-StaxHave No Fear -Danny Boy Thomas -GroovyThe Loop -Johnny Lytle -TubaYa Ya-Mike & Ike -ArcticMess With Bill-Marvelettes-TamlaIs It Me -Barbara Mason -ArcticWhy -Springs -Way OutGot To Find A Girl-Intertains-UptownUptight -Stevie Wonder-TamlaYou're My Everything -Jerry Williams -CallaDear Lover -Mary Wells-AtcoLittle Bit Of Soap -Exciters -Bang
PICKSSmokey Joe's La La-Googie Rene -NolaMy Sophisticated Lady -Gino Parks -Golden
WorldMy Baby -Ronnie Milsap-Wand
BURKE JOHNSON, WAOK, ATLANTATOP SALES
Stevie Wonder; Lee Dorsey; Van Dykes; JerryWilliams; Miracles; Fontella Bass; BobbyBland; Sam & Bill; Darrow Fletcher;C.O.D.S
SALESSol Burke; Dionne Warwick; Slim Harpo; Bud
& Stacy; 0. ReddingGOOD REACTION
Love Makes The World Go Round-DeonJackson-Atco
What Would I Do -Superiors -VerveEasy Going Fellow -Roscoe Shelton-S.S. 7Hard Day's Night -Ramsey Lewis -CadetLonely For You-Ikettes-Modern
PICKS & PLAYIs It Me -Barbara Mason -ArcticTalkin"Bout My Baby -Gino Parks -Golden
WorldS.O.S.-Christine Cooper -CameoI Dig You Baby -Lorraine Ellison -MercuryGot To Find A Girl-Intertains-UptownDon't Want To Hear It -Betty Harris-SansuLittle Bit Of Soap -Exciters -BangDear Lover -Mary Wells-AtcoWalkin' The Girl -Smiley Lewis -LomaFalling In Love -Kelly Brothers -SimsDon't Cry-Ovations-GoldwaxLARRY DEAN, KELSON FISHER, AL JEFFER-
SON, HOTROD, WWIN, BALTIMORECHARTED
1000 Miles Away -Wayne Anthony -RouletteCan't Believe-Tammi Terrell -MotownYou're My Everything -Jerry Williams -CallaCome On Home -Sol Burke -AtlanticGetting Thru To Me-Anabelle Fox -SatinThe Loop -Johnny Lytle -TubaToo Far Gone -Bobby Bland -DukeAre You There -Dionne Warwick -ScepterGet Out Of My Life -Lee Dorsey -AmyED WRIGHT & LES ANDERSON, WABQ,
CLEVELANDSMASHES
Slim Harpo; Bobby Bland; Marvelettes;O'Jays; Tammi Terrell; Eddie Holman; In-tertains; Lee Dorsey; Entertainers 4; JerryWilliams; Monitors; Barbara Mason; DeonJackson; Annabelle Fox; Martha & Van-dellas; Carla Thomas
PICKS & PLAYThe Shoe Won't Fit-Bettey Everett-Vee-
Jay1 -2 -3 -Leon Hayward -ImperialSmokey Joe's La La-Googie Rene-AtcoSomething -Johnny & E.-JosieWhen It Comes -Ronnie Milsap-WandDear Lover -Mary Wells-AtcoMy Sophisticated Lady -Gino Parks -
G. WorldAin't It Baby -Kenny Gamble -ArcticRib Tips -Andre Williams -Kevin
RUDY RUNNELS & JERRY BOULDING,WOL, WASHINGTON
TOP 16Otis Redding; Dionne Warwick; Eddie Hol-
man; Johnny & E.; Darrow Fletcher;Jelly Beans; Andre Williams; Miracles;Lee Dorsey; Bobby Bland; Marvelettes;Maxine Brown; Sam & Bill
PLAYS.O.S.-Christine Cooper -CameoScratch My Back -Sim Harpo-ExcelloIs It Me -Barbara Mason -ArcticI've Caught You Cheatin'-Adventurers-
Music WorldLittle Bit Of Soap -Exciters -BangMy Sophisticated Lady -Gino Parks -
G. WorldLove Makes The World -Gino Parks-AtcoLeave My Woman Home -Danny White -
AtlasGet Back -Roy Head -Scepter1000 Miles Away -Wayne Anthony -
RouletteEasy Going Fellow -Roscoe Shelton-S.S. 7Hey Son -Carmen Taylor -Kama SutraHave No Fear -Danny Boy Thomas -GroovyHuman Race -June Adams -RouletteDouble Soul -Jerry "B" -Double CheckYou're My Everything -Jerry Williams -
CallaFalling In Love Again -Kelly Bros. -SimsAin't It Baby -Kenny Gamble -ArcticGotta Find A Girl-Intertains-UptownMy World-Supremes-MotownIt Won't Hurt-O'Jays-Imperial
BILL TERRILL, WDIA, MEMPHISPICKS
(Continued on page 21)
TOP 40R&B1. UP TIGHT
Little Stevie Wonder-Tamla 54124
2. COIN' TO A GO GOMiracles-Tamla 54127
3. YOU DON'T KNOWSam & Dave-Stax 180
4. THE PAIN GETS DEEPERDarrow Fletcher -Groovy
5. DON'T MESS WITH BILLMarvelettes-Tamla 54126
6. GET OUT OF MY LIFE WOMANLee Dorsey -Amy 945
7. JUST ONE MORE DAYOtis Redding -Volt 130
8. MICHAEL THE LOVERC.O.D.'s-Kellmac 1003
9. A SWEET WOMAN LIKE YOUJoe Tex -Dial 4022
l4i. BABY YOU'RE MY EVERYTHINGEddie Holman -Cameo 960
11. BABY YOU'RE MY EVERYTHINGLittle Jerry Williams -Calla 105
12. BABY, SCRATCH MY BACKSlim Harpo-Excello 2273
13. RECOVERYFontella Bass -Checker 1131
14. GOODNIGHT MY LOVEBen E. King-Atco 6390
15. LOVE MAKES THE WORLD GO ROUNDDeon Jackson -Carla 2526
16. ARE YOU THEREDionne Warwick -Scepter 12122
17. I CAN'T BELIEVETammi Terrell -Motown 1086
18. BOOZE IN THE BOTTLECarter Bros. -Jewel 754
19. TOO FAR GONEBobby Bland -Duke 939
20. FLY ME TO THE MOONSam & Bill-Joda 104
21. BABY COME HOMESolomon Burke -Atlantic 234
22. MY WORLD IS EMPTY WITHOUT YOUSupremes-Motown 1089
23. SOMETHING I WANT TO TELL YOUJohnny & Expressions-Josie 946
24. ATTACKToys-Dynovoice 214
25. IS IT MEBarbara Mason -Arctic 116
26. MIDNIGHT AFFAIRJimmy Hughes -Fame
27. NO MAN IS AN ISLANDVan Dykes -Amy
28. SMOKEY JOE'S LA LAGoogie Rene -Class
29. EASY GOING FELLOWRoscoe Shelton-S.S. 7
30. HARD DAY'S NIGHTRamsey Lewis -Cadet 5526
31. FALLING IN LOVE AGAINKelly Bros. -Sims
32. THE ANSWERJimmy McCracklin-Imperial 66147
33. YOUR PEOPLELittle Milton -Checker 1128
34. WHEN IT COMES TO MY BABYRonnie Milsap-Wand
35. RIB TIPSAndre Williams-Avin 103
36. LITTLE BIT OF SOAPExciters -Bang 575
37. DEAR LOVERMary Wells-Atco 6392
38. GETTING THROUGH TO MEAnnabelle Fox -Satin 400
39. GOT TO FIND A GIRLIntertains-Uptown 717
40. MY SOPHISTICATED LADYGino Parks -Golden World
20 RECORD WORLD -January 29, 1966
R & B AND going popTHE ANSWER-Jimmy McCracklin (Imperial)
BOOZE IN THE BOTTLE-Carter Bros. (Jewel)
DEAR LOVER-Mary Wells (Atco)
GETTING THROUGH TO ME-Annabelle Fox (Satin)
IS IT ME-Barbara Mason (Arctic)
LITTLE BIT OF SOAP-Exciters (Bang)
RIB TIPS-Andre Williams (Avin)
London Sets HitLondon Records named Hit
Record Distributors of Cin-cinnati this week to handle allLondon group merchandise forits area. The firm, which willhandle all singles and LPs forthe group, is owned by IzNathan.
Sam Packs StarThe Star Club, Hamburg,
Germany, bulged at the seamswith 2,000 fans, when MGM'sSam the Sham and the Phar-aohs opened their Europeantour there Jan. 10. Normalcapacity of the club is 900.
Kelly Bros.; Supremes! Ramsey Lewis; Martha& Vandellas; "Dear Lover"-Mary Wells;Intertains; Little Richard; Mad LadsJERRY THOMAS, KNOK, FT. WORTH -
DALLASPICKS & PLAY
Tuff Pickin'-Sonny Forrest-DeccaConfessin' The Blues-B. B. King-ABCIs It Me-Barbara Mason-ArcticI'm Not Ashamed-Bobby McClure-CheckerFalling In Love Again-Kelly Bros.-SimsBooze In Bottle-Carter Bros.-JewelNo Man Is An Island-Van Dykes-AmyToo Far Gone-Bobby Bland-DukeFly Me To Moon-Sam & Bill-JodaBlack Night-Lowell Fulsom-KentEverything's Gonna Be All Right-Bunny
Sigler-DeccaKEN HAWKINS & WILL RUDD, WJMO,
CLEVELANDBIG HITS
Can't Get Away-Bobby Garrett-MiraS.O.S.-Christine Cooper-CameoYou Can't Outsmart A Woman-Kell
Osborne-LomaJudgement Day-Darrow Fletcher-GroovyLove Makes The World-Dean Jackson-
AtcoLonely Intruder-Bobby Harris-TurntableSmokey Joe's La La-Googie Rene-AtcoIt's Me-Johnny Copeland-ScepterGetting Thru To Me-Annabelle Fox-SatinHave No Fear-Danny Boy Thomas-GroovyOhh Baby-Harold Hopkins-Scepter
FRED HANNA, WAME, MIAMISMASHES
Slim Harpo; Lee Dorsey; Andre Williams;Toys; Carla Thomas; Bobby Bland; Dar-row Fletcher; Jerry Williams; Marvelettes;Jimmy Hughes; Sol Burke; Eddie Hol-man; Kelly Bros.; F Lewis
PICKS & PLAYHave No Fear-Danny Boy Thomas-GroovyIs That Right-Billy Frazier-Music WorldDo The Best You Can-Sims Twins-OmenCant Outsmart A Woman-Kell Osborne-
Loma.S.O.S.-Christine Cooper-CameoBooze In Bottle-Carter Bros.-JewelWhat Would I Do-Superiors-VerveIs It Me-Barbara Mason-ArcticKEN REETH & PORKY CHEDWICK, WAMO,
PITTSBURGHSMASHES
Johnny & Expressions; Lee Dorsey; Marvel-ettes; Springers; Carla Thomas; EddieHolman; Sol Burke; Johnny Lytle
BREAKOUTSHave No Fear-Danny Boy Thomas-GroovyThe Loop-Johnny Lytle-TubaYa Ya-Mike & Ike-ArcticIs It Me-Barbara Mason-ArcticLittle Bit Of Soap-Exciters-BangSmokey Joe's La La-Googie Rene-AtcoMy Baby-M. & Vandellas-GordyScratch My Back-Slim Haroo-ExcelloGotta Find A Girl-Intertains-Uptown
PICKSOver The Rainbow-Patti LaBelle-AtlanticWe Got The Winning Hand-Little Milton
-CheckerDedicating My Life-Danny White-AtlasYou Bring Me Down-Rovalettes, MGM
NICKIE LEE, WAME, MIAMIPICKS
Have No Fear-Danny Boy Thomas-GroovyStop Her On Sight-Edwin Starr-Ric TicSoul & Infatuation-Righteous Bros.-MGMPlease Don't Hurt Me-Chuck & Maxine-
WandOver The Rainbow-Patti LaBelle-AtlanticTo Win Your Heart-Laura Lee-Ric TicYou Bring Me Down-Royalettes-MGMSmokey Joe's La La-Googie Rene-AtcoLove Makes The World-Dean Jackson-
AtcoNo Man Is An Island-Van Dykes-AmyMy Sophisticated Lady-Gino Parks-
Golden World
R & 13 Reports(Continued from page 20)BURKE JOHNSON, WACK, ATLANTA
BIG SALESBobby Bland; Sam & Bill; Lee Dorsey; Fon-
tella Bass; Jerry Williams; Darrow Flet-cher; Johnny & Expressions; Van Dykes;Buddy & Stacey; Roscoe Shelton; Toys
BREAKOUTSWalkin' The Girl-Smiley Lewis-LomaWhat Would I Do-Superiors-VerveLove-Deon Jackson-AtcoMy Sophisticated Lady-Gino Parks-G.
WorldPICKS & PLAY
You Bring Me Down-Royalettes-MGMGeorgia On My Mind-Righteous Bros.-
MoonglowI Can't Do It-Eddie & Ernie-EasternSmokey Joe's La La-Googie Rene-AtcoOver The Rainbow-Patti LaBelle-AtlanticWhen It Comes To My Baby-Ronnie Mil-
sap-WandWinning Hand-Little Milton-ChessPrecious Love-Jerry Butler-Vee JayI Want Someone-Mad Lads-StaxS.O.S.-Christine Cooper-CameoOverdue Blues-Roy Clark-CapitolFalling In Love-Kelly Bros.-Sims
I Need A Lot Of Loving-Ovations-Gold-wax-Amy
Funny Not Much-Walter Jackson-OkehDon't Forget About Me-Barabara Lewis-
AtlanticDear Lover-Mary Wells-Atco
GEORGIE WOODS & JIMMY BISHOP,WDAS, PHILA.
SMASHESLove Makes The World-Dean Jackson-
AtcoPain Gets Deeper-Darrow Fletcher-GroovySomething-Johnny & E.-JosieAin't It Baby-Kenny Gamble-ArcticSpanish Harlem-King Curtis-AtcoHard Day's Night-Ramsey Lewis-CadetMy Baby-M. & Vandellas-Gordy
BREAKINGI Want Someone-Mad Lads-StaxEasy Going Fellow-Roscoe Shelton-S.S. 7Dear Lover-Mary Wells-AtcoFalling In Love-Kelly Bros.-SimsYa Ya-Mike & Ike-ArcticHave No Fear-Danny Boy Thomas-Groovy
PICKSPrecious Love-Jerry Butler-Vee JaySmokey Joe's La La-Googie Rene-4tcoYou Bring Me Down-Royalettes-MGMScratch My Back-Slim Harpo-ExcelloStop Her On Sinht-Edwin Starr-Ric Tic
BILL WILLIAMS, WCHB, DETROITB.O.-Smokey Joe's La La-Googie Rene-
AtcoPICKS & PLAY
Little Bit Of Soap-Exciters-BangI'll Be True-Bobby McClure-ChessStop Her On Sight-Edwin Starr-Ric TicTo Win Your Heart-Laura Lee-Ric TicI Want Someone-Mad Lads-StaxYou Make A Strong Girl Weak-Pre-
miers-StaxPAUL (FAT DADDY) JOHNSON, WITH,
BALTIMORENEW HITS
Human-June Adams-RouletteCan't Believe-Tammi Terrell-MotownHave No Fear-Danny Boy Thomas-GroovyDear Lover-Mary Wells-AtcoTired Of Being Lonely-Sharpees-OnderfulMy Soohisticated Lady-Gino Parks-G.
WorldMy Baby-M. & Vandellas-GordyLove-Deon Jackson-Atco
TOP PLAYI'm Not Ashamed-Bobby McClure-CheckerWinning Hand-Little Milton-CheckerCome To My Baby-Ronnie Milsap-WandI Want Someone-Mad Lads-StaxLittle Bit Of Soap-Exciters-BangTired Of Being Lonely-Sharpees-OnederfulShattered Dreams-Lowell Fulsome-KentEyesight To The Blind-B. B. King-Kent
My Baby-M. & Vandellas-GordyLonely Intruder-Bobby Harris-TurntableDon't Forget About Me-Barbara Lewis-
Atlan ticThe Cheater-Bob Kuban-AmyNo Man Is An Island-Van Dykes-AmyS.O.S.-Christine Cooper-CameoSmokey Joe's La La-Googie Rene-Atco1000 Miles Away-Wayne Anthony-RoulettePlease Don't Hurt Me-Chuck & Maxine-
WandOver The Rainbow-Patti LaBelle-Atlantic
LUCKY CORDELL, E. RODNEY JONES,PERVIS SPANN, FRANKLIN McCARTHY,
ED COOK, HERB KENT, WVON, CHICAGOTOP 10
You Don't Know-Sam & Dave-StaxAre You There-Dionne Warwick-ScepterSomething-Johnny & E.-JosieMess With B i I I-Marve lettes-Tam laRecovery-Fontella Bass-CheckerYou're My Everything-Jerry Williams-
CallaPain Gets Deeper-Darrow Fletcher-GroovyI Dig You Baby-Lorraine Ellison-Mercury
BREAKOUTSToo Far Gone-Bobby Bland-DukeHard Day's Night-Ramsey Lewis-ChessFly Me To Moon-Sam & Bill-JodaGet Out Of My Life-Lee Dorsey-Amy
PICKS & PLAYWhen It Comes To My Baby-Ronnie Mil-
sap-WandS.O.S.-Christine Cooper-CameoHave No Fear-Danny Boy Thomas-GroovyDon't Need Your Help-Gary & Nitelites-
U.S.A.Getting Thru To Me-Annabelle Fox-SatinMy Baby-M. & Vandellas-GordyGotta Find A Girl-Intertains-UptownSophisticated Lady-Gino Parks-G. WorldBaby You Know-Jr. Walker-SoulIs It Me-Barbara Mason-ArcticTrouble Over The Weekend-Betty Everett-
VeeJaySmokey Joe's La La-Googie Rene-AtcoLove Makes The World-Deon Jackson-AtcoBooze In Bottle-Carter Bros.-JewelED TEAMER & LARRY McKINLEY, WYLD,
NEW ORLEANSSMASHES
Bobby Bland; Marvelettes; Rouzan Sisters;C.O.D.'s; O'Jays; Ikettes; Kelly Bros.;Johnny & E.; Slim Harpo; Lee Dorsey;Mary Wells; Exciters; Roscoe Shelton;Ramsey Lewis; Googie Rene
AL GARNER CROWN PRINCE, MIKEPAYNE, KYOK, HOUSTON
SMASHESBobby Bland-Dionne Warwick; Ikettes; Lou
JohnsonPICKS & PLAY
One Heart Lonely-Walter Jackson-OkehSince I Fell For You-Odessa Harris-
UptownGet Back-Roy Head-ScepterEasy Going Fellow-Roscoe Shelton-S.S. 7Got To Find A Girl-Intertains-UptownCleo's Mold -1r. Walker-Soul
BUDDY "KING B" BEASON, WVOL,NASHVILLE
PLAYSpencer; Intertains; Toys; O'Jays; C.O.D.'s;
Roscoe Shelton; Kelly Bros.; Danny BoyThomas; Darrow Fletcher
LARRY MARTIN, WRBD, FT. LAUDERDALEPLAY
Have No Fear-Danny Boy Thomas-GroovyOver The Rainbow-Patti LaBelle-AtlanticHard Day's Night-Ramsey Lewis-CadetMy Baby-M. & Vandellas-GordyPain Gets Deeper-Darrow Fletcher-GroovyI Want Someone-Mad Lads-StaxLove-Deon Jackson-AtcoWhen It Comes To My Baby-Ronnie Mil-
say-WandPlease Don't Hurt Me-Chuck & Maxine-
Wand
King Precedent
Pictured above on what couldbe a precedent -setting occa-sion are Sydney Nathan, Presi-dent of King Records, Inc.,Miami Beach, and Mack Emer-man, President of Criteria Re-cording Studios, Miami. Nathanpresented Criteria with a goldrecord "for their splendidworkmanship" on JamesBrown's "I Got You (I FeelGood)" disk, which King re-ports has sold over one millioncopies.
Karian FormedNEW YORK-Karian Enter-
prises, a personal representativeservice for office and executivepersonnel in the music industry,has been established at 170 W.73rd St. Frank Karian andRuth Verroca head firm.
Our Mosquito is aGambler . . .
He bets 8 to 5 thatthese 2 NEW releaseswill hit your charts!!
ROY "C"(Mr. Shotgun Wedding)
"DANCEGIRL,,
Black Hawk 12103
EDWARD HAMILTON
and the FIFES
"CALL ME"(Baby Won't You Call Me)
Jameco 2008
Hit Pick in AtlantaPlay and Sales in N.Y.Breaking in Charlotteand St. Louis!!!
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RECORD WORLD-January 29, 1966 21
KAL RUDMAN'S
Money MusicThe big news in the pop music world is that father and daugh-
ter of the Sinatra clan have solid hit records. "These Boots" byNancy went Top 10 in Albany and Memphis fast, took off inTexas and then the world. Frank is Top 15 in N.Y.C., Cleve-land, Hartford, through the South, Top 10 in Dallas, going inDetroit, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, Providence,Tampa, Akron, Youngstown and all over.
Again we are breaking our arms patting ourselves on theback about "Call Me," Chris Montez, A&M, which we "called"before it was cut. It's a Top 10 smash in Detroit, Phoenix,Philadelphia, Sacramento, Atlanta, the South, hot in San Fran-cisco, Washington, San Jose, Miami, Beaumont and many othermarkets . . . "Second Hand Rose," Barbra Streisand, broke firstin Philadelphia on the big adult station, Metro -Media's WIP.This station was also first to break Barbra's record of "People."The reason WIP is rated so well is because they grabbed somany adult listeners.
The Supremes is a giant . . . "I See The Light," 5 Americans,HBR is Top 5 in Ft. Worth, a smash in Los Angeles, Detroit andis large in Chicago, Milwaukee, Dallas, Houston, San Diego,San Bernardino, Tampa, Columbus, Phoenix, San Jose, Phila-delphia, etc. . . . "I Fought the Law," Bobby Fuller, Mustang,is a smash in Los Angeles, Detroit, San Francisco, Pittsburgh,Washington, Buffalo, Albany, Hartford, Raleigh, Birminghamand all through the South. It's Top 10 in Baltimore and goingin Hartford . . . "Hurt Yourself," Frank Valli, Smash, is asmash in N.Y. and Philadelphia, going in Boston, Buffalo, Pro-vidence and looks big . . . "California Dreamin'," Mommas &Poppas, Dunhill, is a giant in Boston and going big in Rochester,San Diego, Sacramento, Seattle and is a hit . . . "Elusive Butter-fly," Bob Lind, W. Pacific, is #1 in Miami, big in the South,Top 20 in Sacramento, going in Columbus, and is a hit . . . "TheCheater," Bob Kuban, Amy, went #1 in St. Louis and then wasconfirmed by Sacramento's Top 10 listing, and broke in Balti-more and Washington and Denver. It's a terrific record . . .
"Are You There," Dionne Warwick, Scepter, is much bigger popthan people think. Dig: Top 10 in Detroit, San Bernardino, Top3 in Birmingham, Top 20 in San Bernardino and Miami andMinn., going in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Buf-falo, N.Y., Indiana, Phoenix, Rochester, Norfolk, Hartford, Akron,Oklahoma City, etc. . . . Pete Garris really pulled a coup bybuying the B. J. Thomas for Scepter. It's No. 1 in Houston,then he got the pick at KRLA, L.A. and it broke wide open.Hank Williams' genius for writing songs lives on. B. J. does agreat job on "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry."
"Michelle," David & Jonathan, is a smash . . . "Georgianna,"Princetons, Colpix, looks like the first big hit for Bud Katzel.All his friends in N.Y. are happy for him, like Morris Levy.Record came from Des Moines. It then broke in Chicago andthe Mid -West . . . Pete Garris will have another hit with hisRonnie Milsap-both sides are great! . . . The Ronnie Dove isa Sure -Shot . . . "Recovery," Fontella Bass, Checker, is Top 10in Youngstown and in Dallas and Louisville; Top 15 in Wash-ington and Sacramento, Top 20 in New Orleans and going inPhiladelphia, Cleveland, Buffalo, Dayton, Albany, San Jose,Birmingham, Akron, Oklahoma City, etc. . . . "Andrea," Sunrays,Tower, is going great in Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,Cleveland, Dallas, Sacramento, big in Phoenix, Akron, big downSouth etc. . . . "Michael," C.O.D.'s, Kellmac, will do 90,000 inN.Y.C. when it gets on WMCA because it has that New Yorksound. It's Top 5 in Hartford, Detroit, Philadelphia, Chicago . . .
The Stevie Wonder is Top 5 to Top 10 in Atlanta, Philadelphia,Detroit, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, the South,big in Sacramento.
Costa to TridonNEW YORK - Stan Costa
has been appointed assistantprofessional manager of TridonMusic, a BMI firm. His dutieswill include submitting ma-
terial to artists and a&r menand working with staff writers.
Writers recently signed byTridon include Jack Greenbach,Guy Costa, Jerry Marcellino,Johnny Cymbal and Pete Mor-ris.
a DJ ChangesE-
MARK LEFFLEFFTo: KSFO-San Francisco.Calif.NewscasterFREDDY MILANDERTo: WKAP-Allentown, Pa.DeejayGENE CREASYTo: WCAO-Baltimore, Md.Program DirectorHERM GARDNERTo: WPEN-Philadelphia, Pa.Advertising -Promotion DirectorVICTOR JAYHERB NORMANTo: WMCA-New York CityNewscastersJACK MAGANTo: WMCA-New York CitySalesKHAN HAMONTo: KBOX-Dallas, TexasFrom: KFJZ-Fort Worth,TexasProgram Director of OperationsRON DINITo: KAYO -Seattle, Wash.Fulltime deejay stafferHARRY R. SHRIVERTo: WFBR-Baltimore, Md.Program DirectorNORM TESTERTo: KPIK-Colorado Springs,Colo.Music Director
Club Review
Rascals Re -open,Wow WhiskeyHOLLYWOOD - The Whis-
key A Go Go re -opened on theSunset Strip last week andmade a wise choice in import-ing the East Coast group theYoung Rascals as the openingact for the refurbished club.
The four youngsters in knick-ers comprise one of the bestrock groups of the currentcrop and should have the linesforming along Sunset Blvd.again. All display superiormusicianship, particularly thedrummer who manages to keepa strong beat going while per-forming animatedly for strongvisual effect. The boys singsolos and in unison on boththeir own material and on rockstandards. Best of the latterwas an exciting version of"You've Lost That Lovin'Feelin'." Topper was t h e i rrendition of their current hotAtlantic disk, "I Ain't GonnaEat My Heart Out Anymore."
Club has a new policy whichadmits 18 -year -olds, and theyoung Rascals will certainlybring in this group as well asthe adult crowd.
Dot Records Exec VP ChrisHamilton announces the ap-pointment of Bob Gardner asDot Branch Manager, Seattle.Gardner has been for the past10 years Seattle Branch Man-ager for Decca Records.
Lee Lawrence who managedDot Records-Seattle since itsopening in August of last yearreturns to Dot Distributing-Los Angeles.
The composing team of OscarBrand and Paul Nassau, to-gether in various projects for7 years, will soon hit Broad-way for the first time, an-nounces producer EdwardPadula. Brand and Nassau,who are sponsored as a writingteam by the Richmond Or-ganization, have collaboratedon "A Joyful Noise," to beproduced by Padula. The latteralso wrote the book for theshow.
Jack Robinson, General Pro-fessional Manager of EditionsEssex, French publishing affili-ate of the Richmond Organiza-tion, has arrived in New Yorkfrom Paris for a two-week stay.
David 0. Alber Associates,Inc., pr organization, h a sopened a branch office in Nash-ville.
Don Costa leaves for Holly-wood this week to a&r twoLPs with Trini Lopez. On hisreturn he will produce an EydieGorme album for Columbia.
Richie Gottehrer of F. G. G.Productions leaves on a three-week trip to Europe Jan. 24.His jaunt will take him to Ger-many, Italy, France, England,Holland and Switzerland.
Gold Toys
Larry Uttal (left), head of Belland Amy-Mala Records, pre-sents the Toys (June Monteiroand Barbara Harris) with theirgold record plaque for theirinitial million -selling disk, "ALover's Concerto," as theirmanager, Vince Marc, standsin for the ailing third memberof the trio (Barbara Parritt).Ceremony took place in Uttal'sNew York office. Bell dis-tributed Dynovoice release.
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Chess Meets(Cantmired from page 3)
single inventory. Chess, etc.,also works on a 100'; exchangeon LPs.
The distributor representa-tion was as follows: AllstateRecord Distributing Company,Paul Glass and Lee Howard;Alpha Distributing Company,Harry Apostoleris and JerryLove; Bay State Distributors,Bob Levenson; Bertos SalesCo., Phil Goldberg; CaliforniaRecord Distributors, Stan Blyand Ralph Kaffel; ConcordRecord Distributors, Art Free-man; Delta Distributors, EdWalker; Dumont Distributors,Don Dumont; Essex RecordDistributors, Joe Cohen; Fen -way Record Distributors, HerbCohen and Jack Hakim; Heil-icher Bros. Distributors, AmosHeilicher; Music Merchants,Inc., Joe Goleski, Marvin Ja-cobs and Al Valente; MusicSales Company, Leon Mc-Lemore; Roberts Record Dis-tributors, Norman Hausfeter;David Rosen, Inc., Iry Derfler,Harry Rosen and Matty Sin-ger; Schwartz Bros. Distribu-tors, Stuart Schwartz; Sea-board Distributing Co., Mar-vin Ginsberg and Jerry Green-berg; Southern Record Distrib-utors, Howard Allison andGeorge Mecyssne; SouthlandDistributing Company, BillBinkley; Tone DistributingCompany, Henry Stone; andUnited Record Distributors,Steve Poncio.
Also in attendance: JohnDunn, Southern Plastics Rec-ord Pressing; Russ Fratto,Midwest Record Pressing;Gene Goodman, Arc MusicCorp.; Stan & Ronny Lewis,Stan's Record Shop; Max Sil-verman, Quality Music.
Those in attendance repre-senting foreign affiliationswere: George Benson, West In-dies; A. Zerity, Jamaica; Cas-per Slinger and Bill Slinger,Artone Gramophone, Holland.
Marcucci Story(Continued from page 18)
to come by, and put down thephone just as Clairette, a 16 -year -old with a feel for jazz,walked through his door. Theywent to work on a few tunes, metwith Katzel on Monday and werein the recording studio Tues-day night. The results should beout momentarily.
As Marcucci concluded the in-terview, he mused that an astrol-ogist told him last year at thistime that his work load for 1966would be extremely heavy. Theprediction came true. Marcuccinow believes in his stars.
Cap Enters L'ilLP Market
HOLLYWOOD - With aninitial availability of 12 littleLPs, Capitol Records Distribut-ing Corp., this week enteredthe industry little LP market.
The Capitol label little LPswill carry an SU prefix. Titlesof the first 12, which have allbeen taken from albums by topartists, are: "You'll NeverWalk Alone" ( the Lettermen),"The Nat King Cole SongBook" (the Hollyridge Strings),"Today - My Way" (NancyWilson), "Here and Now"(George Shearing), "Then WasThen-Now is Now" (PeggyLee), "My Cherie" (Al Mar-tino), "Silk 'N' Brass" (JackieGI ea son), "Summer Wind"(Wayne Newton), "GermanBeer -Drinking Music" (AlfonsBauer), "Before You Go-NoOne But You" (Buck Owens),"Golden Country Hits" (HankThompson) and "Behind theTear" (Sonny James).
According to Stanley M. Gor-tikov, President, CRDC, littleLPs are tentatively scheduledfor quarterly r e l e as e. "Ofcourse," he said, "it all de-pends on how the operatorsand one -stops react. If war-ranted, more titles will be madeavailable."
Atco Distributes`Keep on Running'Atlantic-Atco h a s acquired
the top English hit "Keep onRunning" by the Spencer DavisGroup.
The Davis Group hails fromBirmingham, England, wherethey have become so popularthat the city has long beenreferred to as "Spencerland."Pete, Stevie and brother Muffall hail originally from thatcity, and Davis, though bornin Wales, has lived in Birming-ham a number of years. Thegroup built a large followingthere through their R&B styledmusic and recordings. Theirrecords, including their cur-rent "Keep on Running," areproduced by manager ChrisBlackwell for Island RecordProductions.
"Keep on Running" is beingreleased this week on the Atcolabel. Firm is putting a hugead and promo campaign behindthe disk.
The Spencer Davis Group isscheduled to come to the U.S.in February to play a seriesof college concerts. ChrisBlackwell is flying to the U.S.shortly to set up the group'sfirst American tour. They aredue to play a date at Yale Uni-versity, Feb. 25.
Singles, LPs For Lib's C/W Dept.LOS ANGELES-Ken Rever-
comb, General Manager of Im-perial Records, division of Lib-erty Records, Inc., has an-nounced formation of a coun-try/Western department f o rthe production and release ofsingles and albums.
"In order to achieve a mean-ingful country/Western opera-tion," said Revercomb, "we in-tend to place strong personnelin key positions." Revercombtold of the appointment ofScotty Turner as country/Western A & R Director andPat Shields as country/West-ern National Promotion Di-rector. Revercomb also opinedthat "We are probably the firstin the industry to maintain 'anexclusive promotion man forcountry/Western product."
Imperial's new departmentwill maintain an "open door"
The Lloyd GreenSuccess Story
NASHVILLE - Five yearsago, Lloyd Green went to Nash-ville to find his place as a steelguitar player. He found nosuccess after trying for twoyears, and began selling shoes.
He started again; this timehe really applied himself andhis sounds became much in de-mand. Green's sounds areheard on many hit singles suchas Warner Mack's "The BridgeWashed Out" and "Satin' On aRock."
But the real success camewhen Jack Clement heard Lloydand thought he should be asingle artist. They set a ses-sion at RCA Studios and re-corded an original instrumentalentitled "Green Strings." Jackreleased the record on hisLittle Darlin' label and it wasimmediately picked as a hit.
Lloyd arrived in New Yorkon Jan. 18 to tape the JimmyDean show which will bebroadcast on Jan. 28. Clementhas scheduled a new recordingsession for Lloyd immediatelyafter he returns to Nashville.
Moon Over BarmourNASHVILLE-Barmour Mu-
sic, Division of Pickwick Inter-national, Si Leslie, President,will open up the new Nash-ville office which will be lo-cated in the Capitol Building,801 - 16th Avenue, South, onJan. 24.
Tony Moon will head thisnew operation and report hisactivities to Aubrey Mayhewin New York.
From left, newly appointedC/W promotion director PatShields, Imperial division man-ager Ken Revercomb, C/WA & R director Scotty Turner.
policy on material and artists.Two performers have alreadybeen set - guitarist J i m myBryant and vocalist BuddyCagle.
Turner has written tunes formany well known entertainers,including Wanda Jackson, EddyArnold, Wynn Stewart andJean Sheppard. Turner holdsa Bachelor of Arts and Bache-lor of Science degree from theUniversity of Dubuque. He hasalso worked towards a Masterof Arts at Texas Tech. Hejoins Imperial following atenure at Cliffie Stone's CentralSongs Company.
Shields has functioned inmany areas of the music in-dustry. While attending theUniversity of Omaha he workedas a disk jockey in and aroundthat area. In 1962 he movedto Los Angeles where he setup an independent promotionoffice and talents managementfirm, specializing in country/Western artists.
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BY ED HAMILTON
Saturday, Feb. 5 looks like it's going to be a big day forKWKH's Louisiana Hayride. That'll be the date for the first bigHayride show of the '66 season. Head man Frank Page has gotquite a line-up of top talent set for the date. Headlining theshow will be Columbia's Ray Price and the Cherokee Cowboys,Capitol's Ferlin Husky and the Hushpuppies, Simon Crum, NatStuckey, Peggy Paxton and Lee Rose.
On top of that, Page reminds everyone that the Hayride willbe an every Saturday night thing this summer. Congratulations,Frank . . . we knew you could do it.
G. D. Thomas, President of Modern Album and Finishing Com-pany, has appointed Charlie Brown as General Manager of thatcompany in Tennessee. Brown has been, for the last four years,Southern representative for the firm with headquarters in Nash-ville.
Eddy Arnold Keeps BusyThe big new thing on the record market for RCA Victor',
Eddy Arnold is another Hank Cochran song called "I Want ToGo With You." This one has all the ingredients it takes to followright in the footsteps of his last one, "Make The World GoAway," and head right on up both the country and pop charts.
Eddy just appeared with the Phoenix Symphony Orchestrain Phoenix, Ariz. He's also taping the Danny Thomas specialto be shown on CBS -TV March 13 and he's already taped theDanny Kaye show to be shown on CBS Feb. 9. He also did anABC-TV special, "An Evening With Eddy Arnold." On top ofthat, he flies to London for an appearance there the 28th ofthis month to be followed by personals in Ireland before return-ing to Music City. The Old Plowboy is staying pretty busy thesedays!
Columbia's Jimmy Dickens, Starday's the Willis Brothers andRCA Victor's Norma Jean have been booked by Moeller Talentfor Feb. 25 at Carnegie Hall. The following day they will doa show at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Kinda' going uptownon us!
Wedding bells will be ringing soon for Stu Basore, steelguitarist for the Johnny Wright -Kitty Wells show. Stu and lovelyMarsha Grey, Nashville beautician, will exchange vows March20 in Nashville's Eastminster Presbyterian Church.
While everybody else is anxious to get out of Cuba, Starday'sHomesteaders are trying to get in. Leader Jerry Rivers says thegroup is not defecting, just trying to make a living by goingwhere the crowds are. The group was booked by Moeller TalentAgency for a repeat, one -week stand, at the Guantanamo BayNaval Base beginning Feb. 11. They played the base on a similardate about eight months ago.
LP For Country Music SwingersFor all you guys that like your country music on the real
swinging side, RCA Victor has come up with just the thing foryou. Headman Chet Atkins just finished producing an album withWillie Nelson called "Country Favorites -Willie Nelson Style."Willie is backed by the great Ernest Tubb Texas TroubadourBand plus the fine fiddle work of the great Wade Ray. This isthe same group that works together so well on the syndicated"Ernest Tubb TV Show."
The album includes such fine old songs as "San Antonio Rose,""Columbus Stockade Blues," "Making Believe," "Don't You EverGet Tired" and many others. It's scheduled for an April releasedate, so be looking for it.
Chi Country ClubChicago Promoter Sammy
"C" is turning the Windy City'sdesire for country music intogold with his unique additionto the city's entertainment, theRivoli Club, created by Sammyexclusively for C/W music.
Thus far, the club's attrac-tions have included some of thebiggest names in country mu-sic. Sammy "C" assures a con-tinued line of top country starsthrough a new pact inked lastweek with Johnny Owen of theHubert Long Talent Agencyof Nashville.
C.]DISKJOCKEYREPORTS
KPIK-Colo. Springs, Colo.
1. Giddyup Go (Red Sovine)2. Flowers On The Wall (Statler Brothers)3. Buckaroo (Buck Owens)4. What We're Fighting For (Dave Dudley)5. England Swings (Roger Miller)6. Make The World Go Away (Eddy Arnold)7. Sittin' On A Rock (Warner Mack)8. Artificial Rose (Jimmy Newman)9. Little Buddy (Claude King)
10. Happy To Be With You (Johnny Cash)
ED NEILSONWJRZ-Newark, N. J.
1. True Love's A Blessing (Sonny James)2. Flowers On The Wall (Statler Brothers)3. Money Greases The Wheel (Ferlin Husky)4. Meadowgreen (The Browns)5. Buckaroo (Buck Owens)6. What Kinda Deal Is This (Bill Carlisle)7. Snow Flake (Jim Reeves)8. Giddyup Go (Red Sovine)9. Take Me (George Jones)
10. Mere Than Yesterday (Slim Whitman)
MIKE HOYERWHO -Des Moines, Iowa
1. What We're Fighting For (Dave Dudley)2. What Kinda Deal Is. This (Bill Carlisle)3. Giddvuo Go (Red Sovine)4. Artificial Rose (Jimmy Newman)5. Sittin' On A Rock (Warner Mack)6. Ever Since My Baby Went Away
(Jack Greene)7. Gotta Get Away (Earl Scott)8. Baby (Wilma Burgess)9. Watch Where You're Going (Don Gibson)
10. While You're Dancing (Marty Robbins)
BILLY THORNTONWLOV-Washington, Georgia
1. Giddyup Go (Red Sovine)2. Flowers On The Wall (Statler Brothers)3. Buckaroo (Buck Owens)4. Sittin' On A Rock (Warner Mack)5. What Kinda Deal Is This (Bill Carlisle)6. Artificial Rose (Jimmy Newman)7. A Picture That's New (George Morgan)8. You Better Watch Your Friends
(Jim Nesbitt)9. Take Me (George Jones)
10. Postmarked: Viet Nam (June Black)
BUTCH GARNERKDXE-Little Rock, Ark.
1. Giddyup Go (Red Sovine)2. Make The World Go Away (Eddy Arnold)3. Buckaroo (Buck Owens)4. Flowers On The Wall (Statler Bros.)5. What We're Fighting For (Dave Dudley)6. Sittin' On A Rock (Warner Mack)7. The Bird Of Paradise (Jimmy Dickens)8. Take Me (George Jones)9. England Swings (Roger Miller)
10. Artificial Rose (Jimmy Newman)
BOB LUNINGHAMKRZE-Farmington, New Mexico
1. This Town's Not Big Enough(Merle Haggard)
2. My Dreams (Faron Young)3. Take Me (George Jones)4. Red Light On My Heart (James O'Gwynn)5. That's You (Clyde Beavers)6. Big News (Wayne Kemp)7. Giddyup Go (Red Sovine)8. Little Buddy (Claude King)9. Gotta Get Away (Earl Scott)
10. What We're Fighting For (Dave Dudley)
ACE BALLKHEM-Big Springs, Texas
1. The Men In My Little Girl's Life(Archie Campbell)
2. My Dreams (Faron Young)3. Buckaroo (Buck Owens)4. Giddyup Go (Red Sovine)5. Sittin' On A Rock (Warner Mack)6. Flowers On The Wall (Statler Brothers)7. Five Miles From Home (Bob Luman)8. Let's Take The Fear Out Of Being Close
(Glenn Barber)9. Snow Flake (Jim Reeves)
10. Write Me A Picture (George Hamilton IV)
BILL LOVEWBRG-Lynchburg, Va.
1. Thank You, Ma'am (Ray Pillow)2. England Swings (Roger Miller)3. Snow Flake (Jim Reeves)4. Maybellene (Jim 8 Jesse)5. That Kind Of Girl (Conway Twitty)6. Friends Tell Friends (Bill Phillips)7. Skid Row Joe (Porter Wagoner)8. That's You (And What's Left Of Me)
(Clyde Beavers)9. That's Not What He's Got On His Mind
(Bobby Griggs)10. Put Me Down For One (Calvin Crawford)
COLEMAN O'NEALWKXD-Hamlet, North Carolina
1. In Time (Cash McCall)2. For Losing You (Claude Gray)3. That's You (Clyde Beavers)4. A Picture That's New (Geo. Morgan)5. May The Bird Of Paradise (Sheb WooleY)6. Over There With Her (Ott Stephens)7. Sweet Memories (Webb Pierce)8. Maas Light (Grant Turner)9. Make The World Go Away (Eddy Arnold)
10. We're Going Through The Motions(Beverly Buff)
FRED KELLEYWKHK-Pell City, Alabama
1. Hank Williams Guitar (Freddie Hart)2. True Loves, A Blessing (Sonny James)3. Snow Flake (Jim Reeves)4. Golden Guitar (Bill Anderson)5. Waitin' In Your Welfare Line (Buck Owens)6. Maco Light (Grant Turner)7. I Wish (Ernie Ashworth)8. What Kinda Deal Is This (Bill Carlisle)9. I Ain't Crying Mister (Larry Steele)
10. Big Man (Bill Cumpton)DON MACLEOD
KVEC-San Luis Obispo, Calif.1. Giddyup Go (Red Sovine)2. Make The World Go Away (Eddy Arnold)3. Happy To Be With You (Johnny Cash)4. My Dreams (Faron Young)5. Big Chief Buffalo Nickel (Skeets McDonald")6. Snow Flake (Jim Reeves)7. Sittin' On A Rock (Warner Mack)8. You Finally Said Something Good
(Charlie Louvin)9. Five Miles From Home (Bob Lumen)
10. I'd Better Call The Law On Me(Hugh X. Lewis)
ZEKE LEONARDWMEV-Marion, Virginia
1. It's Another World (Wilburn Brothers)2. The D. J. Cried (Ernest Ashworth)3. Gotta Get Away (Earl Scott)4. Giddyup Go (Red Sovine)5. Buckaroo (Buck Owens)6. If This House Could Talk
(Stonewall Jackson)7. What We're Fighting For (Dave Dudley)8. Sad Tale Of Woe (George Riddle)9. Time Out (B. Anderson -J. Howard)
10. I Ain't Crying Mister (Larry Steele)
TOM ROWLANDWCLE-Cleveland, Tenn.
1. Flowers On The Wall (Statler Bros.)2. A Picture That's New (George Morgan)3. Skid Row Joe (Porter Wagoner)4. You Better Watch Your Friends
(Jim Nesbitt)5. Baby (Wilma Burgess)6. True Love's A Blessing (Sonny James)7. What Kinda Deal Is This (Bill Carlisle)8. Heart Break Tennessee (Johnny Paycheck)9. I Will Not Blow Out The Light
(Marion Worth)10. Don't You Ever Get Tired Of Hurting Me
(Ray Price)
CASH McCALLWJCO-Jackson, Michigan
1. I Think You're The Greatest(Larry McKellar)
2. In Time (Cash McCall)3. Ever Since My Baby Went Away
(Jack Greene)4. For Losing You (Claude Gray)5. Maco Light (Grant Turner)6. Golden Guitar (Bill Anderson)7. Up This Hill And Down (Osborne Bros.)8. Waiting In Your Welfare Line
(Buck Owens)9. My Dreams (Faron Young)
10. True Love's A Blessing (Sonny James)
WLAC-Nashville, Tennessee1. Giddyup Go (Red Sovine)2. True Love's A Blessing (Sonny James)3. Skid Row Joe (Porter Wagoner)4. What Kinda Deal Is This (Bill Carlisle)5. Talk Me Some Sense (Bobby Bare)6. Soldier's Prayer (Reno & Martin)7. I Cried A Mile (Hank Snow)8. You Better Watch My Friends
(Jim Nesbitt)9. As Long As The Wind Blows
(Johnny Darrell)10. Anita You're Dreaming (Waylon Jennings)
BILL BRINKWSIG-Mount Jackson, Virginia
1. True Love's A Blessing (Sonny James)2. Talk Me Some Sense (Bobby Bare)3. What We're Fighting For (Dave Dudley)4. The Home You're Tearin' Down
(Loretta Lynn)5. If This House Could Talk
(Stonewall Jackson)6. Take Me (George Jones)7. I'd Better Call The Law On Me
(Hugh X. Lewis)8. Slave Traders (Joe Poovey)9. Tear Talk (Johnny Dollar)
10. Don't Hush The Laughter (Jack Scott)
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WiCOUNTRY SINGLE
AI\REVIEWS
I WANT TO GO WITH YOU (Pamper, BMI)YOU'D BETTER STOP TELLIN' LIES (Southern, ASCAP)
EDDI ARNOLD-RCA Victor 47-8749.Sweet and soothing and another big country and big pop hit
for the timeless crooner.
PAN AMERICAN (Fred Rose, BMI)DON'T TELL MAMA (Cedarwood, BMI)
ROY ACUFF-Hickory 1365.The Hall of Famer has a train song here fans will want t()
have in their collections for sure.
WHEN THE SHIP HIT THE SAND (Window, BMI)TRUCK LOAD OF STARVIN' KANGAROOS (Blue Crest, BMI)
"LITTLE" JIMMY DICKENS-Columbia 443514.A story that is kind of a play on words and will delight many
buyers. The "Paradise Bird" boy does it again.
THE RUNT (Mimosa, BMI)HANG ON 'TIL THE COIN' ON COMES ON (Window, BMI)
DAVE RICH-llontiment-918.A tearjerker of a side that Dave tells with all stops out. Sure
to get kicked on.
COUNTRY BOY (Mana, ASCAP)
EMPTY BOTTLE (Mana, ASCAP)RAI MEAGER-Tiara 100.
Hard singing from Ray here is going to command attention onthe country airwaves.
PUT IT OFF UNTIL TOMORROW (Combine, BMI)LONELY LONELY BOY (Cedarwood, BMI)
BILE PHILLIPS-Deere 31901.Buyers won't put off buying until tomorrow. A compelling
reading by the reliable fella.
CRAZY VIET NAM WAR (Starday, BMI)HEY OLD MAN (CAN YOU PLAY A BANJO) (Starday, BMI)
STRINGBEAN-Starday 752.The singer has an attitude toward the Viet Nam war apt to
have a lot of sympathizers.
PERMANENT WAVE (Combine,
DOWN HERE WHERE THE HURT BEGINSORVILLE COUCH-Monument 915.
Funny lyric with clever double meaningget laughs and sales with it.
BMI)
(Combine, BMI)
of title. Orville will
GREEN ACRES (F. W. Y., ASCAP)
I HAD A DREAM (Coopercreek, BMI)LESTER FLATT, EARL SCRUGGS, JUNE CARTER-Columbia 443497.
Listeners hear this 'un whenever they tune in the popularEddie Albert -Eva Gabor TV show. A strong entry.
RIDE THE WAVES OF LOVE (Glad, BMI)THE LAST CALL (Glad, BMI)
MARGARET ELL1OTT-Daffan 165.An attractive songstress has a persuasive c/w ballad to chant
to buyers. Well done slice.
BARS ON MY WINDOW (Weldee, BMI)SHE DON'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE (Weldee, BMI)
DON K1RKLAND-Danco 504.A tale of woe told with verve by Don, who gets a good backing
from the ubiquitous Jordanaires.
Astrodome Show Breaks CIW RecordsHOUSTON-Country/western records were broken at the
Houston Astrodome the other week when over 30,000 fans paidover $75,000 to see a show featuring Roger Miller, Minnie Pearl,Webb Pierce, Faron Young, Kitty Wells, Justin Wilson, RedSovine, Jimmy Dickens, Ruby Wright, Johnny Wright, Bill Phil-lips and Bladge Ruffino, emceed by Bill Bailey of KIKK-Houston.
It was the largest single crowd in country show history.The program, inaugural item in the Houston Boat and Sports
Show, was packaged and promoted by Lucky Moeller. He'splanning one for next year, needless to say.
Three stages and a couple of floats were used by the gang ofC/W performers.
Cortelia Recorded Emery Back ToWSM 'Spotlight'
For nearly 25 years CorteliaClark has been something ofa public figure in Nashville,singing and selling shoppingbags in f r o n t of Wool-worth's on Fifth Ave. To manyhe is considered one of the few"authentic folk -blues" singers.Until recently, Cortelia hadnever been recorded. Now hehas been recorded "live on loca-tion" by RCA Victor Recordsproducer Felton Jarvis, andthe album is planned for re-lease in June. Included on thedisk will be a six -minute inter-view with Cortelia conductedby WSM deejay David Cobb.Clark is shown here withJarvis.
Checkmate ThreeAMARILLO, TEXAS -
Checkmate Productions, R a yRuff, President, has signed J.Frank Wilson of "Last Kiss"fame. His new single: "Un-masked" b/w "Covered withSand."
Checkmate's Sully and RuffRecords also have singles byCarolyn Bennett, "I Wonder,"and the Dinks, "Ugly Girl."
Monument 'RuntNASHVILLE - Fred Foster
outbid competitors and acquiredUSA and world rights to thefast -breaking Dave Rich Stoprecording of "The Runt" andwill issue the Pete Drake -pro-duced single on his Monumentrecord label immediately.
Sound Stage SigningsNASHVILLE-Fred Foster's
Monument Records has justinked Dale Ward and ArthurAlexander to its Sound Stage 7label.
NASHVILLE-Deejay RalphEmery has returned to his oldhaunt, the all-night "OpryStar Spotlight" on WSM radio.
Emery, who took a sabatticalleave to handle pressingmatters over a period of sev-eral months, moves into thespot which he built-up into themost listened -to of all countrymusic record shows.
Grant Turner, who co -hostedthe program for those monthswith Tex Ritter, moves to hisold non -nocturnal shift, whileTex remains with Ralph toconduct interviews with starsand add sage comments.
He again will be heard fivenights weekly. His backgroundspans many years, and coverseverything from small-town ra-dio stations to the big cities,and from publishing to record-ing. Again, Emery will have agalaxy of guest stars to com-pliment the show.
Flatt, Scruggs TVLester Flatt and Earl Scruggs
will be in Hollywood, Cali-fornia the week of January 24,taping another appearance on"The Beverly Hillbillies" CBS -TV show. This will be theirfourth stint on the show.
See and hear LLOYDGREEN play "GREENSTRINGS" on the JIMMYDEAN SHOW, January 28.
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Biff Collie's
Loretta Lynn, Roy Clark, Minnie Pearl, Leroy Van Dyke, SonnyJames and Buck Owens and their respective showgroups makeup the roster for the K -FOX country spec Jan. 29 at the ShrineAuditorium in L.A. Biggest advance mail sale of any K -FOXshow indicates a record turnout.
Marty Robbins' new "Drifter" TV series, produced by Marty'sCompany, has received great response from stations who'vegotten to eyeball it. Marty portrays a singing cowboy in it.Seems nobody has thought of that since Roy and Gene's series10 years or more ago. Marty invites story scripts for the"Drifter" and says any DJs planning to visit Nashville soonwho'd be interested in parts may contact his office for additionalinfo. Contact Eddie Crandall, 713 18th Ave. South, telephone 255-0589. Marty's new release should set the neighbors on their ears.It's "Private Wilson White."
Rumors persist that Paul Cohen has had such response ona particular track in the "Hart of Country Music" LP they'llmake it his next single. The track? "Why Should I Cry." FreddieHart confirms action on the song on personals. "Hank WilliamsGuitar" continues to bounce up new and old charts. Just won'tquit.
Willie Nelson: Original C/W Jazz Singer?
In Ft. Lauderdale for CMA's quarterly meeting, Chet Atkinstold me about a new country jazz album by Willie Nelson. I'vesaid for years that Willie was the original country jazz singer.
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Chandler to ColFolk vocalist Len Chandler
has signed an exclusive record-ing contract with ColumbiaRecords. Singer was broughtto the attention of Columbia byJohn Hammond, Director ofTalent Acquisition. His firstalbum, "Len Chandler: To Bea Man-A Recording Debut,"will be released in the nearfuture.
Looking Ahead
While 90% of Nashville'ssecretaries were still writing'65 instead of '66, Kitty Wells(left) and her entertainer hus-band Johnny Wright were con-templating the dates of 1967.Their booking agency, MoellerTalent, Inc., had just bookedthem for a solid month of re-turn engagements in Germany,Italy and France one year awayin January. Negotiations forthe popular country act beganJan. 1 of this year and wereconfirmed on the 17.
Should be a new experience to hear Willie's way of handling"Columbus Stockade Blues," "San Antonio Rose" and others.Ran into the great Elton Britt in Florida and had to tell himabout the action I've been getting on the "Maybe I'll Cry" cutfrom his "Singing Hills" album on ABC. This song has truth-fully never reached its full potential, and in truth will somedaybe a big hit. This could be it, Elton. Couldn't happen to a niceror more talented guy. WIXX-Ft. Lauderdale is all -country andall -right! Heard WOAH, Miami, pouring out the modern coun-try sounds to that big market. Got a note last week from BobScott, PD at WTHE, Garden City, Long Island, New York.They've just made the big switch to big country sounds, pour-ing 10,000 watts of it into that world's largest country market!WJRZ and WTHE should give them something to listen to in thebig city.
"Goodtime Charlie" is Bonnie Guitar's boy for '66. BossmanRandy Wood says it's a sure bet to break big for Bonnie. ThisDot dandy could make Bonnie another country -pop natural.
Cecil Null, writer of Johnny Wright's current smash, "Keepthe Flag Flying," announces a new record release for LebBrinson. Leb's newie was an original song called, "Without You."According to Cecil (who built and designed the world's mostbeautiful autoharp), Leb's on his way again to the Top 10.
Ran into Buck Owens and Omac Corporation boss JackMcFadden at Phoenix Airport on my way to KINO radio, Win-slow. Manager Bob Donovan setting up a special country showfor the " '66 station" (it's the most listened -to station on West-ern Highway '66). Personalities Bob Polk, Jack Hughes andAlex Kuhn keep traffic on the big hiway moving merrily alongwith "keeno" music. Oh yes, Buck and Jack were in Phoenixfor the giant annual "Pioneer Days" celebration. Buck starredfor the second consecutive year.
K -PUB, Pueblo showed off last week to a full house at Me-morial Auditorium, playing host to Sheb Wooley, Ben Colder,Claude Gray, Hal Willis, Kathy Morrison and Bill Wilbourne.K-PUB's first country spec of '66. This very active outlet is alsoone of the best -sounding operations representing country music.
Saw Polly Bergen on "Tonight" show last week and thoughtof her beginning in showbiz on Carl "Squeakin' Deacon" Moore'stalent show years ago, and subsequent appearances on CliffieStone's "Hometown Jamboree." Yep, she started in country!
Claude McBride and Longhorn Records' Boss Dewey Groomproject their biggest year in '66 with Phil Baugh, Janet McBride,Billy Gray and Vern Stovall (who has a new one due any day).Bill Anderson's single release of Curtis Leach's "Golden Guitar"is moving by leaps and bounds.
Note from Darnell Miller. He seems convinced that "YouCan't Make Hay Pickin' Cotton," but he's convinced me that youcan make hay singing about it. Darnell's a regular on the WWVAoriginal jamboree and Challenge Records' pride. Arlen Sandersand company are making hay with coverage country music hasnever had before. Twenty-four hours, 50,000 watts whopper,that's country power!
Bobby Griggs Off on Promo JauntBobby Griggs, fresh from a healthy hit on "That's Not What
He's Got on His Mind," is off and running on a 3,000 promojaunt in the West to tell 'em about his new "Release Me" single.Tower Records so excited about Bobby's first single successthey're projecting an album session for Bobby in early March.Bobby's record can be obtained with a note on station letter-head to 1041 Pine Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Pamela Miller, busyon the coast with local and syndicated TV tapings, is still gettin'listings and sales reports on her super -cute "Little Miss No-body." She's something!
Gene Davis, popular bandleader, starts a new Saturday nightTVer for Brand Motors, giant L.A. car dealer, on channel 13.Cal Worthington, Dodge dealer, inaugurated the country TVshow car sponsorship some years ago and has sustained it withhis now institutional Sunday afternoon country showcase, "Cal'sCorral."
Johnny Bond has a new Starday single and LP due any day,waxes enthusiastically about the prospects. This guy stays busyand is always ready to rave about country music and its wonder-ful future. Oh yes, Johnny told me he has four controls on hisTV set . . . his wife and three children!
Goodtimes to KamaNEW YORK - The Good -
times, who are signed to CloudNine Productions, have been
placed on Kama Sutra Recordsby the independent productionfirm. The group will wax analbum and a single this week.
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1 1 GIDDYUP GO 10 21 38 YOU BETTER WATCH YOUR 1 2 GOLDEN HITS OF ROGERRed Sovinc-Starday 737 FRIENDS 5 MILLER 11
2 5 FLOWERS ON THE WALL 14 Jim Nesbitt-Chart 1290 Smash MGS-27073
Statler Bros.-Columbia 43315 28 45 WAITIN' IN YOUR WELFARE 2 1 MY WORLD 16Eddy Arnold-RCA Victor LPM-3466: LSP-3466
3 3 SITTIN' ON A ROCKWarner Mack-Decca 31853
13 LINEBuck Owens-Capitol 5566
3 3 3 CUTE 'N' COUNTRY 13Connie Smith-RCA Vic. LPM-3444: LSP-3444
4 4 WHAT WE'RE FIGHTING FOR 11 29 20 HAPPY TO BE WITH YOU 12 4 4 BEHIND THE TEAR 9Dave Dudley-Mercury 72500 Johnny Cash-Columbia 43420 Sonny James-Capitol T-2415: ST -2415
5 11 WHAT KINDA DEAL IS THIS 30 33 TRAVELIN' MAN 35 5 MAY THE BIRD OF PARADISE
Bill Carlisle-Hickory 1348 Dick Curless-Tower 193 FLY UP YOUR NOSE 8
6 7 ENGLAND SWINGSRoger Miller-Smash 2010
9 31 31 SWEET MEMORIESWebb Pierce-Decca 31867
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Little Jimmy Dickens-Columbia CL -2442
HELLO VIETNAM 12Johnny Wright-Decca DL -4698: DL -74698
8 TRUE LOVE'S A BLESSING 8 32 32 MONEY GREASES THE WHEELS 7 7 7 DOODLE -00-000-00 7Sonny James-Capitol 5536 Ferlin Huskey-Capitol 5522 Del Reeves-U. A. UAL -3458: UAS-6458
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WOMEN DO FUNNY THINGS
TO MEDel Reeves-United Artists 943
BABYWilma Burgess-Decca 31862
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I WILL NOT BLOW OUT THELIGHT
Marion Worth-Columbia 43405
WHILE YOU'RE DANCINGMarty Robbins-Columbia 43428
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INSTRUMENTAL HITS OF BUCKOWENS & THE BUCKAROOS 17
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GUITAR 15Chet Atkins-RCA Victor LPM-3466;LSP-3466
10 2 MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAYEddy Arnold-RCA Victor 8679
1635 31 I'D BETTER CALL THE LAW
ON MEHugh X. Lewis-Kapp 717
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THE OTHER WOMAN 18Ray Price-Columbia CL -2401 CS -9201
NEW COUNTRY HITS 1611 25 SNOW FLAKE
Jim Reeves-RCA Victor 87196 36 38 YOU BETTER WATCH YOUR
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FRIENDS 5 12 11 BRIGHT LIGHTS AND COUNTRY12 12 LITTLE BUDDY 10 Jim Nesbitt-Chart 1290 MUSIC 5
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DON'T YOU EVER GET TIRED
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LUCKIEST HEARTACHE IN
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Ray Price-Columbia 43427 Waylon Jennings-RCA Victor 872914 15 ROY DRUSKY'S GREATEST HITS 8
14 15 THANK YOU MA'AM 8 39 42 I AIN'T CRYIN' MR. 10 Mercury MG -21052Ray Pillow-Capitol 5518 Larry Steel-K-Ark 659 15 11 PRETTY MISS NORMA JEAN 3
15 13 ARTIFICIAL ROSEJimmy Newman-Decca 31841
18 40 43 THE GIRLS GET PRETTIERHank Locklin-RCA Victor 8695
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IT'S A MAN EVERY TIME 3Jean Shepard-Capitol 1-2416: ST -2416
16 17 KEEP THE FLAG FLYING 9 41 49 BORN LOSER 2 11 18 TOO MUCH HURT 12Johnny Wright-Decca 31875 Don Gibson-RCA Victor 8732 Don Gibson-RCA Victor LPM-3470: LSP-3470
17 6 BUCKAROO 13 42 50 HEARTBREAK, TENNESSEE 2 18 12 BEFORE YOU GO /Buck Owens-Capitol 5517 Johnny Paycheck-Hilltop 3009 NO ONE BUT YOU 22
18 29 BOTTOM OF A MOUNTAINTex Williams-Boone 1036
4 43 (-) I WISHErnest Ashworth-Hickory 1358
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FIRST THING EVERY MORNING 20Jimmy Dean-Columbia CL -2401: CS -9201
19 18 TALK ME SOME SENSE 10 44 46 THEN GO HOME TO HER / 20 24 UP THROUGH THE YEARS 20Bobby Bare-RCA Victor 8699 YOU'RE DRIVIN' ME OUT OF Jim Reeves-RCA Victor LPM-3427: LSP-3427
20 21 IF THIS HOUSE COULD TALK 12MY MIND
Norma Jean-RCA Victor 87203 21 20 HART OF COUNTRY MUSIC 4
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AS LONG AS THE WIND BLOWSJohnny Darrell-United Artists 943
145 47 IN TIME
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22 16 WRITE ME A PICTURE 846 (-) FOR LOSING YOU
Claude Gray-Columbia 434431
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RCA Victor LPM-3490: LSP-3490
TRUCK DRIVIN' SON OF A GUN 20George Hamilton IV-RCA Victor 8690 Dave Dudley-Mercury SR -61028: LSP-3466
23 30 BEFORE THE RING ON YOUR47 (-) GOLDEN GUITAR
Bill Anderson-Decco 318901 25 22 TIGER WOMAN 9
Claude King-Columbia CL -2415: CS -9215FINGER TURNS GREEN
Dottie West-RCA Victor 87028
48 48 POSTMARK VIETNAM 226 23 MY PICK OF THE HITS 9
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24 26 YOU FINALLY SAID SOMETHING
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KISSES DON'T LIE 10Carl Smith-Columbia XLP-7-9956
THE SAD SIDE OF LOVE 14Charlie Louvin-Capitol 5550 Musicor 1135 Lefty Frizzell-Columbia CL -2386
25 35 SKID ROW JOEPorter Wagoner-RCA Victor 8723
4 50 (-) THE BOX IT CAME INWanda Jackson-Capitol 559
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26 21 A PICTURE THAT'S NEW 12 50 (-) FIVE MILES FROM HOME 1 30 29 THE BRIDGE WASHED OUT 18George Morgan-Columbia 43393 Bob Luman-Hickory 1355 Warner Mack-Decca DL -4692: DL -74692
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