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SINGLES ALBUMS

* NATIONAL BREAKOUTS SAVE ALL YOUR LOV1N' FOR ME, Brerdj Lee,

Dcccj 31424 KfNC OF THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD, Elvit Prci»ey( HCA VJcfa* EPA 4371

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* REGIONAL BREAKOUTS Thcio jww irtOfdi, ngt yrl on BM'.V* Hot TOO. havo faimn reeofled galting irronp wiei ach'on by deolef* in wajor t*i«rvei (tJ ir»iM ."n p«/cn(hc^», SOMETHING PRECIOUS . . . SkooCer Davli, RCA Victor 7?7« I Bulloi-eup- MOM ftose, BMH (Mcunonl I'LL REMEMBER CAROL . . . TOrnmy Soyec. RCA vector 6074 iCfllboy. 8MI> [Ch.cdflDl LEAH . ,

ROv Orbi-ron. Monument 467 lAeutl-RoM. BMI) iDpllaK^Fl, Worth) WHAT KIND OF FOOL AM I . . . Prfceft Coulet, ColumSia 42519 ILudtD^, 8MI3 York,! SHE WEARS MY RING . . Jlmnvy S^'^wnay, BucKlcy 1101 lAcutf-Rose, BMlt (Kami on) TIJUANA BORDER (WolvcHOn MountaTn) - . , El Clod. Challenge 9159 \Painlcd DeiMt, BMIJ iCnkago* MASHED POTATOES U. S. A. - . - Jamej Browr. & r»io FflmDui Flames,. Kino S67Z iLois. BM| | I Philodelphiol CHILLS . . ,

POP-POP-POPETE . - . Shofiyj. Cuyden 20CB lOandcUco, fiM|> l PKilodelphla)

NEW ON THE HOT 100 58. SAVE ALL YOUR LOVIN' FOR ME . Hrenda Lbd, Otcca 31+24 69, KING OF THE WHOLE WIDE

WORLD . . . Elvla Presley, RCA Victor tPA 4371 I Extended Play" 80- CINA , . Johnny Mathfs, Columbia -43582 SS. TEN LONELY GUYS . . Pnr Coonr, Cot 15391 86- WARMED OVER KISSES - . . Brian Hyloivl, AOC-PammounJ 10359 87. TWlSTIN' WITH LINDA , , , lilay HrorherB. Wand |27 88. AND THEN THERE WERE DRUMS , Sandy Ndagn. Imperial 5070 90. WORKIN' FOR THE MAN . . . Roy Orblion., Monument 467 90. FOREVER AND A DAY . . . J.tckio Wilson. Brunswick 55233 96- MR. LONELY . Buddy Creco, Edic 9S35 97. SECOND FIDDLE GIRL . . . Barbara Lynn, Jamie 1233 98. I LEFT MY HEART IN THE

BALCONY . . , Lin<?i> Scott, Ctyifirovs 106 99. WHAT KIND OP FOOL AM I - . . Anthony rJcwley. London 9546

100. SOMEDAY . . . Bobby Vco O the Crfckels. Llbcrlv 55479

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MONO HAMBLIH' ROSE. Nat Kxhe Cole,

Capitol T 1793 BEST OF JOLSON, Al |ol,on, Decca DXA 169 LOLITA, Sound Track. MCM t 4050 IOHNNY GET ANCRY, Joannio Sommorx,

Warner Brm, W 1470

STEREO DANCE AGAIN, Edmurtdo Rot Er Ork,

London 5P 4401 S J LEFT MY HEART IN SAN FRANCISCO,

Tdny Bennett, Columbia CS B669 MR- PIANO, Roger WJIIHrnj, Kapp KS 3290

★ NEW ACTION IP'S and hkva not V»t hit DMWi Top IP Char I.

MONO I'LL WALK WITH COD . Mario Lunra, RCA Victor LM 2607 FOLK MATINEE . . , Ltmalilc/S, HCA Vltlpr LPM Z547 THAT HAPPY FEELLNC . . . Eon Kocmpfcrt & Mis Ork. Decca DL 4305 PIANOS IN PARADISE ... Ferrante & Telcher. Unitad An.sli UAL 3730 THE MUSIC OF BRAZILI . . . Percy farm 6 Mis Ode, Columbia CL 1822 PARTY LIGHTS . . . Ctaudlno Clark. Chancellor CHL 5029 TWIST AND SHOUT , , . Isley Bmihcrs. Wand 653 BY REQUEST , , . Pany Como. RCA Vic Set LPM 35fi7 THE LIVELY ONES . , . Vic Oarrone. Capitol T 1740 ETTA IAMES SIN05 FOR LOVERS . . . /•fto LP 4010 SENTIMENTALLY YOURS , . , Palry Clme, Decca DL 4282 ANY DAY NOW . . . Chuck Jpckion. Wand 654 JOCKO'S CHOICE R&B OLDIES . , Various Artiiti, Bonded B 77T MILES DAVIS AT CARNEGIE MALL , . , Columbia CL IBCZ EXOTIC SUITE OF THE AMERICAS . . , Perez P/ado. RCA Victor LPM 2571

STEREO BABY ELEPHANT WALK . . - Lawrence WelV. Oat DLP 25457 RAMBLIN* ROSE . - - Nat King Cola, Capilol 5T 1793 PIANOS IN PARADISE . - , fcrronto & Teicher, United Artiiti UAS 6320 HONOLULU HONKY T0NK . . . frankle Carle, Hi» Piaryo & Ork. RCA Victor LSP 2540 HERBIE MANN AT THE VILLAGE GATE . . Atlantic 1560

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MONO 99. RAMBLIN' ROSE . . . Nat K.ne Cole, Capatol T 1793

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For Good Leaders NEW YORK—Album sales enjoyed a strong resurgence

Insi week, according to BMW's cross-country tally of reiall disk outlets. Virtually twice as many stores reported album sales up over the previous week os those who reported sales down. Singles, too, enjoyed c marked step-up in octivity, follov/- ing a lull which some tradcsicrs nUnbutcd io the back-io- school movemcnt-

Thc Qlbum business was characterized by the presence of (i number of good leader items of the type ihal gd buyers Into stores. In addition, below the actual album chart, a number of new packages were "bubbling." reminding some observers of what has come to be the accepted shualion in Ihc singles field.

Already high on both ihe monaural and stereo LP chare, and menlionedîs their holtcsl new album by three limes as mimy dealers os those mentioning any other set, is "Peter, Paul and Mary," on Warner Bros. Other fnst movers are Nat Cole's "Ramhlin" Rase.11 ihc "Music Man" sound track, and Lou Raw Is* "Stormy Monday."

A majority of the newer albums perking just below the chart level, are by strongly singles-oriented nrtists. For example, from ihc Dclroil-bascd, Tamla-Motowa group coqic the Mnr- velcttes with "Playboy" and the Miracles* "111 Try Something New," both on Tamla. Also to he found on this list arc new albums by Hay ley Mills. Brian Kvtond, Ionics Darren, the Castclls, Connie Stevens, Gene McDamds, Ann Margret smd Sam Cookc.

In the singles field, slightly better than 50 per cent of all dealers reporting, said sates were up over the previous week. Another \2.XA per cent noied soles as being as good as those of Ihc previous week. Most dealers continued to report handling more single record titles than a year ngo, ns brought out earlier (BMW. September 15) wilh more business being done on each title. Several, in fact, reporting handling up to three times as many singles now as in 1961.

Philly Switch Pushing Top Rocker PHILADELPHIA—Big developments appear to be in I he

works on the broadcast front here. WIBG, long lime lop pop singles station in town, is believed to be in line for all-out competition from a. new entrant in the rock-pop derby.

Rumors (his week indicalc that WTEL, 250-vvalt indie slalion, progrnmming largely for the Spanish audience, is on Ihc point of being acquired by new interests. The new interests have petitioned the Federal Communication Commission for n substantial increase in power, and local promotion men have been aleried thai a variation of ihc Top 40 format will be Inlraduced.

The change in ownership is now mvailing FCC approval. Meanwhile, □ number of out-of-lown jockeys arc known lo have hud job interviews at Ihc new layout. Word around town is lhal Tom Donahue, once a highly ralcd WFBG jock, who has been on the West Coasl for some time, may be returning to take a spot at the station.

Meanwhile, Dick Clark's recently announced syndicated radio show is cxptcied to be aired locally on WIP. This would pit Clark against (he lop-rated WIBG afternoon jockey, Jerry Stephens, in whiu local crndesters see as an interesting audience hat lie.

On the disk front, two dance records are making a lot of noise. The Sherry's "J'op Pop Popeyc," on Guydcn, has turned inlo b hot side, Gelling an almosl equal amount of interest ts "Wiggle Wobble." by Les Cooper and Ihc Soul Rockers on Ihc Everlast label. Dick Clark has been using Ihc lalter as a closing theme on some of his American Bandstand TV segs.

The cily is also in ai main ing ila loyalty to local unisls in the disk scene, Charlie Gracic, ji Phifudefphian, a big hit arliit with "Butterfly" some years back, is out with a new one on the President label, "Night and Day U.S.A,," and it's getting a good hit of local attention,

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BABY ELEPHANT WALK AND THEME FROM THE BROTHERS GRIMM * Lawrence Welk

RLP 3457 mono, 25457 stereo A SWINGIN' SAFARI * Billy Vaughn

DLP 3458 mono, 2545S stereo PAT BOONE'S GOLDEN HITS • Featuring Speedy Gonzales

DLP 3455 mono, 25455 stereo THE WRIGHT TOUCH • George Wright

DLP3447 mono, 25447 stereo SO RARE ■ Jimmy Dorsey DLP 3437 mono YOUNG WORLD - Lawrence Welk

DLP 3428 mono, 25423 stereo MOON RIVER • Lawrence Welk

DLP 3412 mono, 25412 stereo I'LL SEE VOU1N MY DREAMS • Pat Bocne

DLP 3399 mono, 25399 stereo YELLOW BIRD ■ Lawrence Welk

DLP 3389 mono, 25339 stereo ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIAL AND WHEELS • Billy Vaughn

DLP 3366 mono, 25366 stereo CALCUTTA • Lawrence Welk DLP 3359 mono, 25359 stereo WONDERLAND BY NIGHT • Louis Prima

DLP 3352 mono, 25352 stereo LAST DATE • Lawrence Welk DLP 3350 mono. 25350 stereo LOOK FOR A STAR • Bilfy Vaughn

DLP 3322 mono, 25322 stereo

BEST SELLING ALBUMS*

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THE LENNON SISTERS SiNG TWELVE GREAT HITS DLP 3292 mono, 25292 stereo

THEME FROM A SUMMER PLACE ♦ Billy Vaughn DLP 3276 mono, 25276 stereo

BEST LOVED CATHOLIC HYMNS • Lonnon Sisters DLP 3250 mono, 25250 stereo

RAGTIME PIANO GAL - Jo Ann Castle DLP 3249 mono, 25249 stereo

BE MY LOVE ■ Keely Smith DLP 3241 mono, 25241 stereo BLUE HAWAII • Bllfy Vaughn DLP 3165 mono, 25165 stereo THE MILLS BROTHERS GREAT HITS • Mills Brothers

DLP3157 mono, 25157 stereo JOHNNY MADDOX PLAYS THE MILLION SELLERS •

Johnny Maddox . DLP 3122 mono, 25122 stereo THE MILLION SELLERS • Billy Vaughn

DLP 3119 mono, 25119 stereo STAR DUST * Pat Boone DLP 3118 mono, 25118 stereo SAIL ALONG SILV'RY MOON • BIHy Vaughn

DLP 3100 mono, 25100 stereo GREATEST ORGAN HITS • Jerry Burke

DLP 3450 mono, 25450 stereo MUSIC FOR THE GOLDEN HOURS • Billy Vaughn

DLP 3086 mono, 25066 stereo THE TEN COMMANDMENTS • Sound Track

DLP 3054 mono, 25054 stereo THE GOLDEN INSTRUMENTALS • Billy Vaughn

DLP 3016 mono, 25016 stereo

"THE NATION'S BEST SELLING RECORDS"

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BILLBOARD

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Columbia Denies Charge

Of Monopolistic Tactics

Asks Dismissal of Complaint That Says Record Club Guilty of Exclusive Pacts By MTLDHTD HALL

5 Juno of mD-

siraighl charge

WASHINGTON — BroadcasliDj haa Trade Commission a of all ch urges against Record Club bx co mp loin I, from nopnly tactics to daina. Columhia of the compiaint

Columbia denials go down the line on every mode in the Federal Trade com plaint, which nccmed the Columbia disk club of txcliulve licensing con- tracs which h*vo foreclosed more than 1,000 LP records representing more than 45D Important arliiCs to actual or polentifil mail order competitors. Similar charges have also been made in a wit brought by the Diners' Record Club against Columbia and a number of la licensor-labels In U. 5. District Courl in New York. (See Billboard Music Week, September 15)

Culumbia Aosircrt Columbia's only admission to

FTC's lengthy charges Is that It has entered into contracts with different record companies. CDSin^ fiisls there's nothing anli-corapell' Live about the set-op, and timt the contracts do not, as FTC has

give tha big record company undue power to peg competi- tive prices at Columbia levels. It denies monopoly ladies leading ti> possible monopoly in ihe sale of LP's generally, or bv subscription thiouPh the Columbia" Club.

Columbia scolcU the aEcoc/ for alluding to contract provisions which were embodied only In the flnt Licensor cnntract in 1958 (Caolsron in the FTC complainDl two proviaiom which wore Included

second coatnict early in ib FTC lisiiogl,

only in the 19& (Verva and a "fifth provision" which Included only In the first two tracts mentioned above, Cfi5 snji Lhesa provisions have not been m effect since March 31, 1959.

Columbia doea not name the type of provisioos the FTC had re- ferred (0, but tha complaint's list Included restriction of release dates by licensor-label on club tllles going to dealer*, barring of licensor from cut-price -sales to d'isidbulors on duplicate of dub product, licensor's club-sold records cannot undersell similar type* icHmg on Columbia Inbcli tbiaugli the club, licensor agrees not to reduce his suggested list price for rctwlers without giving CBS res months' notice, liccn-

(Conllnwd on pose 72)

MTTLE LP'S STIR Mil ED REACTIONS

Sift Ops to Moll

Over Concept

Disk Firms Doubt

Retail Value Now By REN GREVATT

NEW YORK—Record compam exccutivea mc vlrtuallv no naaj. applicaiioa right now for ths new pared by a number of so-caned LilUc LP, now being pre-

libeCi for the new Secburg. six-track, 50-Ccnt play stereo iuko box. Fact is that some rccoxd finna have already had a certain in selling a se

SS2S accaaeB smciiy lor AT

orda issued Little LP lie consurDplion, The il Sl.69, The mide only after ( order testing (7,000 tendal teen buyen) end lest ia Scranton. Pa,

Since that first releasa the prn- gram at Cadence baa bi dormaof, though a new release of the ficrica is upcoming ahonly. Ai almost the some time Mercury far Reries, LP" slogan. A shudderingly meat- "BoaibsviW be said.

Sired By Cndence The current Secburg plan ac-

tual I y came about as a result of (he Cadence release last year. At the lime. Cadence Rent loraplcs of

(Continued on page 12)

London Group a Tight Little Island of

Know-How in Putting Together Hits NEW YORK—Gary (Alley Oop) Paxlon, who

produced ^Monster Mash," doc of the fastest moving singles on the Hot 100 chart (No. IJ this week), is oruy one of 45 indie producer* who have currem contractuol producing flrrangemculs with what has come to be known as Ihe London Group.

This Atcicily American wing of Lcadna Hccordi records rone af iu own ma ferial and Strictly on the efforu of four people. A» one of Ihe lightest operation In ihe business and one which hn enjoyed more ihan Its sharo Of success on the charl* during the past year.

The team consists oF WaN McGuire, who handle* ill mIm efforts ("I don'l give it to b talcs deportment; I try to Sell it myseir ); Hddle Kissack. engineer and lipe editing wtoard; Sandy Ginsberg, girl Friday, and the icdic producer involved in ihe production of a particular record.

The opeiallon gol its slarl several years ago with ihe fpunJing of the Pclslcil label, a device for releasing American-proilucffd material, for London Record*, which released only malcrid recorded in England.

Hits From the Felstcd bei

.. . .7 Undcn. tribulion Colonial

An cxampfe of how tha London kind of arm age- in cot, wherein dlstiihalloQ and promotion problems ore removed from, the shoulders of the producer himself, can build a label is that of Monumcnc, The firm has steadily grown, with Ihe help of London distnbution and pronmiion. Today Monument Is a big enough and welt-finnnced enough entity to undertake It* own. distrihulion, which it will do October 1, when it leaves Ihe London group.

Pa won is only one of the Ulcst producers io become a part of the London scl-up. "I met Gary Pjxtoa a year and a bnlf aBO." McGulre si id. And L fell lie had a sort of pBrsonal jignature

to his material. I always felt he would make it, even ihough hla first couple of efforts for us, □one on a one-ahot basis, dido'i pan oul,

''He mad* 'Beach Party' by Dave York on the tkm Mbcl. It made somo noise. Then came Monster Mash^ which he tried out quietly with •omp of our dislribulor* before he nctually np- proached us on It. Ono of the test areas was

hits by Kathy Uoden.'flm when there were Oibers, india dls-

fx Monument, HJ,

Boston and it really caught tire there. Kow we have him on a firm deal."

McCuire Is now In ihe process of ictiing up an Indie label with arranger Belford Hendricks. known principally for hi* work with Clyde Orls. "flelford (b a fine musician and BrTRnger and wc intend to build him ds a personality in hi* own right," laid McGuire.

Frank Slay, whose producing efforts with Bob Crewe have been released on the XYZ label, dislribuicd by Lxmdon, has now signed a aepamte producing arrangement vritli the London grcup'. So has Frank Guide, Norfolk-based persona! man- pger of Gary (U. S.) Bondsi who&a SPQR label is being handled by the group. Guida bad "Twatin" Matilda," on SpQR by Jimmy Soul.

The London group ia also handling Jack Gold'a Paris label, with a current release of "Are Yon Happy Now. Mother.'* by Ihe Caalle Sisters; (be Murray Spam. Mory Hcritzniaii label. Seville, which had the Ml. "Shoul Shout, Knock Yourself Oui," by Emio Maresca. and cunratly has Marcie Blanc's "Bchby'* Girl."

In nddirioti, McCuire hu signed Buddy Killen in Nashville, who ha* Jo T« on the Dial label, w a producer. Bill Black, a solid artist In his own right on the Lanifon-dlslribntcd Hi label, 1* nho n London producer with his for the Louis label. Huey Tex., who produced Barbara Lyna*! a Goad Thing." also has a-London deal for the Tribe label.

Joe Cougi of Hi Records continues as o producer, under London, of the disks of Bill BiBck and Ace Cannon, whilo Lou Buckley, a big retailer in Nashville, bns an indlc producer ai mcnt with London far ihe B act ley label, cummily ha* Jimmy Sweeney's "She Wears My Ring,"

Buck Rum produces disks by the Flares and the Ramrocks for the Press label, while Joe Leahy, who was wilh. FeLstcd at its start, has returned to that fold to produce disks by Cynthia Pepper, a 20th Cen(ury-Foit Biarleh

One of the most recent ncquisitiona by the two- mun one-girl Loarfon opcrnlioa Is the Folksing label of publishers Howie Richmnnd anj AJJic Brackman (Ludlow, Hollls, otc.), Mike Sclllc, a writer for the Weavers and Hnrxy Bclufoutc, pri>- duccs these disks.

h NfW SOUND AT WARfNG'S

SHAWNEB, Pa, — About 120 eleCl from the muslfr" record induitry were Intro- duced to « pew musical In- strumcuI here last week. Oc- casion was the dinner winding up the annual Music Men's Outing thrown by Fred War- ing nt his resort, Shawnea on the Delownre. The (nstrvmeat combines cordloo trie organ, strumenlal be played logelhar. Cordovox.

The given hy Beuy accordionist whfi tb« Waring musicnl group, and occasioned much Interest with Ihe group, which Included music publisn- m. record nrnmifacturers, disk jockej's, soag pluj Jobbers I with the

in, with the two lo-

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Celfer Bill

On Copyrights

Awaits JFK

WASHINGTON — The (D,. N. Y.) bill lo

npe far m

Prcsidentlnl

duîo ubhc

The bill foe many viniage 19 lengiheniog terra when full-scale revision of 1908 Copjright Act is accom- plished.

Tbc CoUer legislation orlglnnlly proposed a five-year extension, hut at the request of Arthur Kamid- slein, reglatrar of copyrights, Ihts was reduced to three to avoid any wcokcuiog of Ihe thrust for revx- siom Justice Department oppored lengthening of the copyright lorm. Revised copyright law o expected to provide a terra of about 76 yean as against present copyright

(ConUnued on page 72)

By AARON STERN FIELD NEW YORK—See burg's new

concept — making a wide Yiuiety of adult

albums and merchandismB them a* Little LP's—3s earning operator* throughout the natioq lo re-evalu- alc their record buying habits.

The new Secburg LP Conwle (tho cornpany now eschews tha term juke box) will pluy ellher the standard 45 or 33 singles on one hand and the new icvca-inch 33 stereo with thrw tunes on each aide on the other, It, of course, will play any combioDlion ol tho three dut types in D ratio 10 b« deternilned hy ihe

Comcrslone of theory is that frequent locationi ore placed are adults, programming Is a

Anolher prcraisa a pofcnlfoL wholly on backgrr become jute box locations if a music machine of the proper design and offcrine the proper prograin- ming were nvniluhle,

Scebvug exccuiives feel the LP Console and its atlcndant pio- gramming fills these neeiC*.

(Coiifmiirxl on yargg 85}

Columbia Gels

Terry Snyder HOLLYWOOD — Ten:' Snyder

whose stereo percussion plotlcn proved persuasive sellcta on the Command and UA inbels, was signed by Columbia Records' West Coart a.&r, chief, Irving Townsend. Towasend will record Snyder iri New York. I ho artist'* home base.

Columbia, io dale, has avoided making an overt move Into the "sound" field, an industry trend triggered by Enoch Light's Snyder releases. Acqubiuoo of the artist who was responsible for triggering the trend cannot be cxpccicd to launch Columbia at thi* Hlage of the game into that form of record- in* in reries proportloos- (A number of labs I?—iDctiiding RCA Vio- tor and Capitol—had formed special wri« ol "sound" LP's In an effort to caab in on the trend.)

Stereo Records Get Web

Showcase in Borge Series

By CHARLES SINCLAIR NEW YORK—The first network

iwl for im October 3 start, it hour-long serica of stereo tape

Flrn is an and xccord selections in he hosted by piBnist-humorist Victor and aired In FM slcreo on of tho serioui-music QXR under General Electric ship.

Formal of the now series calls for Borge to "preface cla«lcn! music select!an* with humorous anec- dote* about ihe music and com- pascrs." Borgt w ill have a hand in picking the records and tapes to he spollignted on the scric*, nut most stereo mmcrifll will be relectcd by WQXR, New York (actual pack-

ager of the show) on "bejt available alcrco Of b particular work.

The how won't be m of AT&T haiicd line* an station-to-station QXR netwotrk r FM sub-carriers as a relay

Insicad, multiple tape be run off in New York ■bow, and fihlpped lo

which will schedule

pan. Wednesday

Wil I* not expected to pcr-

on the show {apart musically (Continued pas* 22b)

Four Star TV Firm Enters Disk Field

LEE ZHTTO HOLLYV/OOD—Four Star TV

Productions, the Dick Powell- Cbarles Boyer-David Nivcb lelefihu carabine, lest week qukUy cnttred the disk fid if with its inkJaJ single rclmse and a ions-term distribution pact with liberty Records, BMW has iearned. The big icnd- off, however, for tbe Mill im-o&incd Four Star-owned label b scheduled for November I.

Liberty'• firti assignment under the terms of the Four Star contract came last week when it starred dunrihulion cf the Dtaa Jotkcs •sinele, The Crowd Don't Cry," backed wilh "What &> I Do Wllh My Tattoo of You." Janes is featured in Uw new Four Star scries, "■Eubipti OToofc," niaklng its haw on NBC Sunday (23). Tbd Jqdk single b being miicd under the Liberty label, pen din® final clearance of a label name for Four Scar, at which timn it will be issued under the Four Star-owned bun- ■Bcr.

HcrscheJ Burte Gilbert, bead of Four Star's music operations, .who

Verve Signs

Bosre; UA

Eyes Mingus

NEW YORK — There were further developments in the com- EjtitioQ for lop Jou names among

bds (see story elsewhere Una issue) this week when Count Basic w'ds rigpod to an cxciicjv^ con- iract wfih Verve Records, and Uuiled ArtisU began negotiating to irgn O>0iJe3 Mingus to an caclu- sitie pott.

Basle re turns to Verve —. the label he left a few year# ago la Jam Roulcllc—October 1, Special pcrTDiuion has been given the leader and his band lo moke two aJbums for R^rise. One of the LP's "will be cut October 2, 3 and 4 with Frank Sinatra doing tha vo- cals. The other Reprise album will be niadc by the band alone.

United Artists Recorda, which has already xefeoscd onn Charles Miacus Jaa Workshop LP on the label. Is attempting to sign the artist lo an CTClusive contiacf. The former UA album was done on a onc^sbol basis,

UA is nlso sponsoring a Miogus concert to be held at Town Hall November 35. This, too, will be recorded and released on the UA banner. It Is reported that be is receiving a $10,000 guaranlco for this date.

Wink AJortfntWe

Spins on Coast HOLLYWOOD—Wink Martin-

dale, Dot rK or ding artist who also served the label as national promo- lion director and a-fi.r. man, is rcturoing U> bfs first love of plaUer- spiiming. Martindale will tHke over Ihc 6-9 o'clock raonilng spot on KFWB, Rve days a week.

Martindale will reraain as a Dot artist, but rrsigta his post as oa- lional promotion dircciot and as artist nnd repectofro assist ant to Dal nrcaidcfll, RRndv Wood. Mat- trndale's first iccorolng "Deck of Cards," was a mllJion seller, according lo Wood.

His radio-TV enreef started la Memphis, where he hnii also first met Wood. Martlndflle came here in 1959 nod joined KHJ radio and TV and later moved (o KRLA In Pasadena, Earlier thia year, Martin- dale resigned from the broadcasting ranks to join Dot in an executive capacity, He returns to broadcasting September 24, when be takes over the KFWB show,

will alfto bead Ihe record company, will BMW that bis firro wants to launch * dish company ihat will function "m a rtal itcord company, and not as ■ promotional Iwl for nrtiaa and record rousic thai (□ no TV productiona."

Now TV Prodart The label wiD sign nunicroua

way wffl be connected with any of the Four Star TV propertios, he sold. As proof of this approach, Gilbert pointed to the fact that the Dtao Jonra relcaac doca not meiv tioo ihc TV Beries In any wav on the label, nor arc Jones" tunes irora Ibc show.

While Four Star Isn't going to obviously herecH the disk medium to promote ita TV series, it appar- cnlly U ûick to use TV in pushing Its record salea. Gilbert tol J BMW that a TV film short was produced of Jones for his iniiiaJ ainflles jc lease, and that 300 copies of this arc being distributed to TV dance party jockeyi acrosa the coimUy. Utilization of TV an behalf of its disk releases is planned as standard promotional procedure, Gilbert said. Thus, the label wiQ become the fiist-known firm la use TV film shorts to promote its records oa a general country-wide basis.

The label n scheduled to kick off November 1 wtlh a four-LP release.

One of the albums will be ihe sound track to the uEnaim OToole" series. After the initial Blbum release. Gilbert said the finn will make regular release* of singles and packages."

WvendflcafloB Goal Gilbert pointed out that Four

Star TV, a publicly held compiny, is anxious to make irapiesrive in- joada into, tha dbk market as a further form of diYersmcatioQ for Ihe corporation, Ihe overlapping in- Icrat whereby one cmiiy can far- lify tbe other is no! being over- looked. Disks can cnlunce ihe itature of Pour Star's new talent, and at the Bame time, build the value of the TV film company'a music publishing firms, he said.

Four Star owns an ASCAP com- Sany, BNP Music (initials stand for

oycr, Nlvea and Powell), while Four Star Tefcvision Music Com- pany, Is Ihn BMI Brra.

The T\' production company is being cboTlengcd as to ils right to use the Four Star name by Bill McCaU, founder and owner of Ihc Four Star label, and the Four Stm: Music Publishing Company, now » part of the Gene Autry Musk: interests. The TV film producticu company is now in tbe process of

(Continued on page J4)

CMA Members Get Choice of 3

Board-Okayed Insurance Plans CHICAGO ~ Three new gioua

insurance plans wen: jnadc available for members of the Counlry Music Association—on a "take- any-or-aH" basis—when the CMA brinrd approved thn proposals nt a meeting here last week. Tha board met in coniimctian with the World's Fnir of Music and Sound. CMA Picsiifenf Ken Nelson was chairman of the session at the Ascot Motel on Friday (7J.

la other busiaca, Charles Ber- nard presented an outlino for kits to be prepared for nw of Biaflons In. programming county muîc. The board gave its tentative approval to the plan. A finance com- tniitcc consisting o£ Chariey Lamb, Bill Denny and Richard' Frank, CMA legal counsel, was formcil to supervise expenditure! befween board tneetin^.

The board also discussed plans for Ihe nnnual CMA general mera- befship rncctlng to bo held In Nash- viDe Thursday, November 8, one day prior la the openiag of WSM's annual - counlry musjc festival. Plans were also oullined .for the CMA annual bacqurt, Friday. No- vember 9, at which new mWitionj (o the counlxy music hall of fame will be announced.

The membership meeting and banquet and T/ShTs festival are fill being held conjuDcticm with Na- tional Country Music Week, approved by U- S. Senate resofntlon for November 4-10.

In other ncfiona at the Chicago mceiing, the hoard voted down a proposal to stage a second anaual

country music show al New York's Carnegie Hall. Last year, the concert was handled by WSM itself. Nommatiaas for new directors were ileclated open. Voting will lake place al ihu Nashville membership meeting.

Group Okays

l-Cent Hike on

Disk Mailing WASHINGTON — The Ssnafe

Post Office CcmraUtcc has ico- lalivcly decided on a 1-ccni raise for the first pound of cdiicalinnal materials (fourth cIbks) which would cover phonograph records and sound iccoidings. However, each additional pound thereafter would add only the present rate of 5 cents. Tho House-passed version, of the bill. H-R. 7927, would have left fourth-class retca at present setting of 9 cents tho first pound, 5 cents for each additional pound or fraction,-

Allhough no iiiud report has co_me out of Ihc Senate committee, thinking is in tenna of Tnilifcr raises for Mcoud-class maficr than the c«ti-a-piftcc surehHrgc proposed by the administration. Committee reportedly proposes raises for rales on • newspapers and magazines in three annual slcps of 4 per cent each, for edftori&l material and 10 pec cent each Jor advertising mat- ter.

SEPTEMBER 22, 79B2 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK S

By Yon Bonny Bonks

Jazzmen Blow Fine Dy BOD ROLONTZ

NEW YORK—The quest for Jazz nets by record companki continue* to giow more furloui, with lome of the top unraca Ihesa days being oflered guar' antces ts large. as ihose prof- fered Tecn-aee Idols. Jimmy Smith, hot on two labeli, his con tract label—Blue Note—and his loan-cut label—Verve—has been offered M much M « 5100,- 000 guaianlce fifter his Blue Note contract enda coily next year. And leas rhao * year tgo Sonny Rollins ixceivcd & contract reportedly wsurlng him 590,000 In guarantee! for ilgn- In? with RCA Victor. Thclonl- nuj Monk's slening with Colum- bia Records last week (BMW, September 15) for a mlghly Im- pressive figure la only anoiher radicatiaa of the trend.

Geny Mulligan, now free of his coDiract with Verve. wBl un- doubtedly secure a huge guai- flnlec from finy company with which he carea to sign exclusively. If Mulligan chooses to record individual albums wxlh various labels on a nonexclusive ha.ili be could still draw i hfilthy gUHrautee for each LP,

What bag created Ihc big dc- maiid for ]ezz acts these days? SLmpTy that more and more Jazz artists are lelliog pop. and mighty well, too. Dava Bru- bcck'a last four albums have all been strong pop sellpre, all of them in the six-figure brackd. Jimmy Sinilh's fait three albums, two on Blue Note and one on Verve, have also been emasbes

la the pop markel. In recent months there have also been big idlers by Caononball Adderley wilh Nancy Wilson (Capitol), Sttn Getz a&d Charlie Byrd Oi'crvc), Herbio Mann (Atfanfjc), Kenny Ball (Kapp) and Milaa Davis (Columbia}, lo mention t fev/.

Singles Soar, Too Perhaps what Is even more

Important ju that many of these Hrttsls have hud single hha, and Ihcy nit bnvc occurred reccnlly. These Include tingle smashes by Brubcck, Bun, Smhh, and a bo* one right uaw by Herbie Mann. It is remarkable enough for a wholo flock of Jazz artists lo go pop in a big way, but It is even more oolewonhy thai so many of tbcra have made it on singles.

For Jbc firal time SIdCb the laic 1930'a and carfy 1940,b. Jazz and pop have fiBafo become closely related, whh straight Jazz recordings apiln of major In- terest W pop buyers. Thiv W»S true in the^daya of Ihe hands of Bcuiiy TJoodman, Tommy Dorscy, Anlo Shaw, Cmlnl Basic, Andy Kirk ond - Duke EJIlngion In the swing years. It la becoming true again, today In a modem jazz era.

It is not surprising lhat kid* who have been weaned cm rock and roll music, with n heal and a rhythm clo&e to jazz, should turn U> Jazz at they become of college age. Nor is il surprising thai the actista Ihey have selected as tbelr favorites should fac Ibosc who play Jazz wilh a lot of soul, bs well as a heat.

NEW SORD HEAD ANDERSON

PLEDGES UNITY PROGRAM CHICAGO -- V. R (Andy)

Andermn, proprietor of the Record Center ot thQ Northwesi side here, has been named prcrident of the Socleiv of Record Defilcra of America. Anderson succeeds How- ard Jurikins of Garden Grove, Calil., in the poat.

In balloting by Ihc new SORD board of dLrecUwe.'completed last week, two new vicc-pfcsidcnts Were also named. They are Seymour Lacld Of Csaoiton, R. ]., and Alex Rolhsteln of St. Joseph, Mo. Louis Shapiro of Jcncy City, N. J., will contioue us eccretary-lreajitrei, in hi* Ihird lenn in that post. AH four will serve on the board along with other board members announced last week (BMW, ScpteiDber 13).

Anderson was one of three Chi- cago area dealers who were plain- tiffs in a recently term bated tult apinal the three niaior record cfiibs. During pretrinl cxiiounatlQas !ailing over two yean, Anderson pcisonally spent many horns giving tcjlimony.

In o statement to BMW, Ander- son 4ai«[:

"Id the months 10 come, we want to work, closely with the R1AA and ARMADA in order to bring ubool those mcaiurca, within the limU* of the law. wltich will be of mutual benefit to all parties conceracd. With ihc cessation of the recent lawauii, many more opportunltlc*

i (Conilfiued on poge 14)

Coedmon Sets 13 Albums for Foil NEW YORK — Caedmoo Rec-

ords will release 13 albunw this faU. featuring such name attracliom as

Index fro Contents

General InlemnHoiol Music ..,......,16 fndudty Bilofi ............... 6

Music Pop Cherli Bflri Sftlllng PKonog'flpha &

Tape Rscorden Beit Tracks From tha

Spotlight Lf'i 20 Bubbling Uivdaf tho. Hot 100 Cover Double-Ploy Diili .91 Hill of Ihe VôrldIA Honor Full af Hih 13 Hct m Cover Hot C.fcW, SW9S 14

Hoi RiB. Sido!. 14 LoCol SiWot I hfeiienet o/ealouti I New Action LP's., I

th» Hoi |« Chert,... I Hbw on Ihp LP Chorti I Top LP's ... ............. .Cover "Top LP's by ColegDry......... 10 Vtrilsryflor'i Hits ,.,....23

Raviawi LPRev^wi ...20 Single Record Revlovs 21

Radio-TV Programmfnig ..,.22 ArtTj+i* BTfrgrephi*! .23 £esy Us'oniog 22-0

Buyers and Sellers Classified Mart. - , ,, .

Progrommiiiq P«nol ........22 0 Yejteryeor'i Hlti ............ ,22 Vox Jo* ..,32

Music-Phonograph Marchandlsfng 22-B Bnrt S^'llng Phonogmphi £

Tnpc Eeco/dori ,22-B OiiV Peah fnr flnn'n-t,....... .83

Colo Machine Opefating., .85 Bulk VqiydrhQ .....■,. ,, .SB CoinMacklCfl DoubfB-Plev 91 ...,.,,,.82

Richard Burton, Boris TCarlolf, Dy- lan Thonus, Pamela Drown, Shir- ley Booth, and Loire Lcnya. Full- cofot cover rcproi arc being ordered for dislribs and dealers, according to sales chief Bob O'Brien.

The Dylan Thomas reading of "King Lear" ami "Duchca cf Malfi" have already received a good response, following a mention ol the set in Leonard LyontT syndicated column. Caedmon will shortly toss a press reception Ja connection wilh th4 set.

Highlighrs of ihc release also include Burton's intcrpretatioos of "The Love Poems of John Donne," a Bcmacd Russell documetnaiy LP and wo Shakespeare packages, "Venus aud Adonis" and "Cyirv- betine," both siar/ing actress Clair* Bloom. The firm, incidentally, li sending out radio prarnoiioaal copies of the Burton set.

i BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK SEPTEMBER 22. 1962

Album Switch

To Artist Fix NEW YORK — Columbia Refi-

will inrroduce n ftcw advertising forxnnt on Uie consumer level. In which album cover ro- productioDa will be dropped Id Favor oi feature yp® photos of actBis.

Following CDnfercDces belwEeo John W, Wiley, market research director for ihc Ubd, and Colum- bia advertising eXBCiidves, it Wag noted that "new advertising should elxess the labd'a recording prtiatg." Tho announcement plao aard! "A record company's basic product is a musical pasonallty and therefore, advertising should attempt to com- munJcBte on three levels: to inform. Id suggest aclioQ and to persuade on a deeper eruoliorat level."

Columbia plans fun page, two- color ads in the New York Times niagGiunc. New Yorker, Bsquirc. Plnyboy and Seventeen. BInck and while ads will run In life, Time, Slow, Ebony and Downbeat,

/ay-Gee Records

Brings Out New

tow-Price line ■ NEW YORK — Jerry Dlaine'fi Jay-Gee Records Is entering the low-price market with a new Jine. Thc label hits not yet been Bivcn o name, but it will bcII eompetl* lively with other lines in the budget cQtcgoiy, To facilltalo the handling of the economy scries, Elaine's Cosnal distributing has set up a apedal rack lobbcra' division.

Heading the new rock sving it Coannt is Mort Hdlrnaa who will tilrtdie ji&ison work between the Jobbers and Cosoat !n areas covered by the firm's nine branches. These outlets arc in New York, Newark. Philadelphia, Pitaburch, Chicago. Detroit, Cleveland, Cln- cIddhH and i<i3" Angclca.

HillmsQ will also work from the Jay-Gee chd with the rnckPR and diatriblltcus cairyiag the new budget line In areBK other than those covered by the Cosnac nct- work-

-HilJman strcMeil that Ihc material released on the new tnbcl w3l be available nowhere else. The product will not be leaded to other labels. He and Blaino also said that a large quantity oi catalog ia tivailablo from Jay-Gee's Jubdee, Josir, Todd nod other labels.

THE BEARD OVER HOT STOVE

NEW YORK—Mitch MB!- cr. colorful oboist, iL&r. cxcc, TV personality, vrit and aquirc of Suburb jjs RocHand Counb.-, is on a new "cook-alone'* kick. Tha star of the Thursday evenEna NBC-TV "Sirtg-Along With Mitch" show gels the feature treatment In the upcoming October Issue of Bet- ter Homes end OarUcns, In the role of chef par escellcnce.

Miller is guest author-chef of the publication's monthly, "Re Likes to Cook" feature. In the text, ihe bearded wooder of the enlcrtaiDmenI world gives d how-to-do-U treatise on whipping up his favorite meal —B«ef Stroganoff, atearaed rice and Salad Mitch Miller.

Stan a Man

For C.&W. NEW YORK—Capitol Records

[ Is currently conducting an inler- asilng e*:p&riment In "Image" revision, end It can be heard In action in a new aioglo from the label, "Mama Sang a Song" b-w "Whispering Hope," The first side has Ihc real country flavor, complete with Inspirational narrative aod a few bars of favorite hymns. It'a the artist who provides the surprise—Stan Ken loo.

According to Capitol sources, the number, written by country defter Bill Amlerson, was recorded for Decca originaHy, and did fairly well In limited exposure. Lcc Gil- leltc, Kenton's executive producer, and CapitDl'B Voyle GUmoro both hoard "Mama" at various tinws, and decided it would be a grea! change-of-pflce item for Kcoton. It

Liberty Signs

Premium Deal

HOLLYWOOD — Ub«ty Rec- ords last week concluded its first natioaal premium arrangoaicnt b} setting a. dollar liquldaior LP deal with Royal Crown Cola for a special SI Zonmer nlbura. The LP, made up of a doreo track? tnkcJi from existing Zentncr recordingg, will be offered in April and will he called "Music Thai's Going Places,"

CoDsumcis send a dollar lo a St Louis bgaining firm, assigned by Rova] Crown, plus bottle caps, and will recewe the Zeulner package. Don Blockcr. assistant lo Liberty President A1 Bennett, besides his post of premium salea, told BMW Ibnt the company feele that it will enjoy gieal promotional benefits from Hi Es premium deoL

Liberty intends to endoso fi booklet listing bII Zcntner releases with the premium paefcagt. ,The booklet will suggest that the consumer go to his record store for addition oi Zenlncr disks. Also. Royal Crowa will launch a satura- lion consumer magazine advertising carapnigii complete with fouf- color pages plugging Zentncr and his band. This, Blocker feels, will prove IinportflQl in boosting Zcnl- ner's stature and his disk sales. Liberty has previously handled rc- glonol prenuum deals on a much amallw wale. Tlic Royol Crowa arrangement Is tha tirat national Srennium deal the label has had so bt in its history.

was recorded by Kcnloa the same day ha heard it

Capilol is now pushiiig to break the off-beat single in markets like Duffolo and Pittsburgh.

"We're Bhooting for tho pop market, not c.&w, trade," a Capi- tol source explained "It's not out Of keeping with the Kentoa Image, despile his progressive ideas In music, Sinn's a very Btoccre guy."

Atlantic Names

lewis A&R Man NEW YORK—Atlantic Records

has appointed John Lewis as an a-&r- executive and tlhurn producer. Lewig ia musical director find member of the Modern Jaiz QuorleL Be>ih he and the group Will continue to function as artists for the label.

Lewis has already supervised the recordirg of a oumher of albums for Atlantic on a world-wide bnsij, in Stockholm, ho directed a sot hy violinist Svenrf Assmuscn. In Italy, ho recorded the classicnl chamber music group Quartclto di Mil one playing the Webera ''Five Move- ments for String Quortet, Opus 5." lewis also recorded two albums IM la Germany, ono by trombonist Albert MangelsJorf and another hy ■ Yugc^lavian group, the Zagreg Idzz Quartrt. These albuma v/Ul be released this fall.

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LIBERTY PRESIQINT AT. BENNtTT h named Man of tha Yaar H Wi hom* town of Blytherta*, Ark., it a Roiirr teitlmonlil dlnnar. Othar honon boitowfld upon Hpb Included Hcnoraiy Arkaaus Travekf and Honorary Cotton Pickla' Clrlsea. Shown above, left to rlghtx Tommy Alliap, who aorvad m mudcal director ol lha cvenlngj Liberty-artiil Bobby Vee. Honk GoEhnn, Bennatt, Vlkkf Cirr, Honry ClStoa, Tommy <SnaFf> Carralt, and Jo« Sadd, Ubarty'e Southam dlvlclon pmmarton man.

INDUSTRY BRIEFS

Ad Lib Signs little Esther NEW YORK—Ad Lib Records

hag agnad Little Eslhor. She is the lass who had a fitdng of hits some time back. Including "Double CnHi Blue" and "MistrustlnB Blues." She cut her first date for her new label last week. Cliff Parnhom handled *L&r. duties and the session look place tn NoshviJIe. 0 Stands for Dfx

CHICAGO—Philips Records has dcslgoated September 24 as G Day, The G stands for Gillcsptc. Dizzy that is, who signed with the label a flhon lime ago and whose first Album will appcHf on his new label afffliatioD on that dale. The album is called " Dizzy1 on the French Riviera" and, in honor of the occasion, Philips distribs, deal- era sod oiflce personnel are being asked lo wear Dizzy sweat shins. The oriist will also tour radio gtatiooa in San Francisco on kick- off day. O'Brien Named P.M.

BOSTON—Dale Enterprisia, a divirion of Mercury Records, has appointed Bill O'Brien as promotion numager. The new executive Lbs a. wide background in programming. He replaces Bruce Hin- ton who left the post for a position with Warner Bros. Records on the West Coast. Fischer Buys Catalog

NEW YORK — Carl Fischer Publishing bns acquired tho catalog

King Signs Hawkins In Move to Expand Its C.&W. Catalog

CrNMNNATI — Syd Nalhan. King Records president, has announced the aigmng of c.&w. oaaie, Hawkshaw Hawkins, lo an exclusive [ong-tenn recording contract. Simultaneous with the signing, Nathan announced the release of Hawkina' first record under the new pact, "Silver Threads and Golden Needles" b-w "Girl Without a Name." which was recorded here September 11. A newly recorded Hawkins LP is being readied for the market in the King SEplera- ber LP release schedule,

Hawkins was originally "discovered" by Nathan in West Virginia and come info name stafna with a string of hitg- on King. In recent, years he has been featured on "Grand Ole Opry" and has in the past recorded for RCA Victor and Columbia.

Naihan says that Ihc fllgaing of Hawkins Is the start of a plan to build up the King counlry and western catalog. Naihafi originrdly founded King as a c.&w, line, and later moved heavily Into r.&b. With the resurgEncc of c.&w., Nathan said ho pWj.s to bring King hack to itg former prominent position in the field. He stated that King in its current c.&w. LP catalog boaata over 100 LP's.

THIS

CHICAGO — Merie Scfiirado. dlieclnr of creative services for Mercury Records, will exit that post fibout Oclubcr If. it was learned Zasl week". Schirado hag had ovcr- aR charge of ndvertiaing and sales promoiioa activltlei for Mercury, ifong with Philips end Smash.

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Bortus FocrfwrBi BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK'S

ISth ANNUAL DISK JOCKEY POLL Projramnirng *nd ProlIE Irfflrmetloii for Kik Jocbyi, Du^rt, Optufenl

of Signature Music Press, fonncrly Kickapoo Music, of Sfaawnce, Okla. The catalog Is tnede up mostly of sacred chord music. Goldte Signs 3

NEW YORK — Goldle Records has signed three new arlisti lo lls roster of talent, including Gene Avery, plrmipt Dc Maio and singer Johnny Appalachian, These three join the lancttcs, the Hollywood Flames and Ibe Fiotilcs, who have already had sldce xeieased by the labcL Vanguard Signs Folk People

NEW YORK — Vanguard Rec- ords Jim signed a oumba of new folk ait is is to its roater of lecordiog talents; Jackie Washington, Itornflf Cohen and a new Erik Darlios group called the Rooftop SingerB. The. label hag also contracted Rabbi Schlomo Carkbach who has received much attention for bis performances of Hassidic and He- brew repertory. Jack Fino Upped to V,-P.

NEW YORK — Jack Fine has been promoted to vice-president of promotion and safw for the Amy and Mala labels, Finft had becrt Eastern icp foe fho Walt Djsacy music firms sod oational promotian rep for Vista and Djaocyland dung with his Amy-Mai a post. Arthur Yale contlaud as executive vice- president Pickwick Coast Spot

HOLLYWOOD — Pickwick In- ternational opened new offices and warehouse spaco which will con- tain the headquarters of Imu Wcrtb, West Coast sales chief for Pickwick. Cy Leslie, m annoimcmg the new facQitics. Doled thai ample space for expansion was needed in California where service for the far flung chain and shopping centers is of prime importance. The new office h the second rcgloaal branch for Pickwick. In April, the company established an office and warehouse in Atlanta.'•

Edge Takes Store Disk Dept. WASHINGTON — Edge, Ltd.,

the large disk rack merchajuJumg firm here, has taken over Ibc operation Of the WUmiogion Dry Goods Company slore record dcpBrtmcnT, Wilmington, Del. Edge has named Milton Pomernntz as manager oc the deportment. Di$frihs for Audio Fidelilt

NEW YORK — Audio Fidelity Records has appointed a number of new distributors. In East Hart' ford. Conn., Associated Record Uis- tributora is handling the Una. In Cincinnati, Coanal-is tho outlet; the Dallas distrib ri Clamar. Asso- ciated Is *lso handling the label m Indianapolis. RCA ConwnorK 25c

NEW YORK—Radio Corpora- tion of America ia pDying a ooor- tcrly dividend of 25 cents a share on common stock, payable October 29. A dividead of cents a share was declared on the cunjula- live first prefcrreii1 stock for the period October 1 to December 31. Btarfire to Golden Crest

WESTDURY, R Y, —Golden Crest Records will hamlle national distribution for Siarfire ® division of Celtic Recording Pro- ducdors. Inc. The ftrat disk la be released under the new amingcmcot Is "Bobby" and the 'Tslund of Love." by Card Thomfls. Abrwr Dnd Again

CHICAGO—The population ex- Elosion hit Chicago this week when

,wart Aboer Jr. again hecamc a f&lhcr. The head of the Abncr and Vec Jay labels was blessed with a girl horn early Thursday morning (13), weighing eighc pounds seven ounccj. Mother and daughter are trportf i doing One.

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LATE SPOTLIGHTS

ALBUMS Pop

Tin: B1C »AM|-S RACK IN lOUN f>oe sScPrrntnu < owMAml RS *57 M4—CtHVh litbl b, ■TiochYr tor kli Comaiio.t Ur*[ in ihî ^.TncJ3»i Wj t»nj trcAlracni o( a flock of The eiw fciiurn (rurnpcl tUr lliv; ScVTlimen. arnl Ihc fiufDncifY, fftllunr, gWiPi* full nKJOd it a thr.JJjnR ItMdlin^ tipen. caw. Ijtc Scvcrintcn't fun the jmnic in (hn of< , ciujbr on JJ-rnrw. tape which ctr.atii oil (he nyfokch-;-. , . . : - - # — fiytokchr^ ni tH»ih p0!in\1 And K40J. "Love far S.ik~ "When Votr lA>»et Ji Gone," "St. LouU niixt" end Tooc Binkrn>- DJC (oji (fACVt. '

OM" nK\r fehci^SIOV iTon l^ntond And hh OtL. Caaimind RS 1142 Sll Mtfcy amut ifranyinj *nd oscr-*ll ntinicijnthip on Ihii lj*. lb band h kd hy drvmmcr Don IâwMid and hit wock «r^ liruifict it exceptional- A!| ihc ftjfufcd dtunvm 3* « HOTtptl wry nicety inlo Ihc fibrk of ihe trrjncontrt, nuk'nt lor torne inJ hi^hlf InttnaMc lony MjioIa. AI KhnV. ihx- Sevenotc)) ni>J f'hd flic tonic of lh< uN'oitii, The tci h pcrfcclly jozotAoS U trcrea ritlcfunj wrtfi niirvelout tD*jnd aad l<>rkBl x**. tpcjlct iweep. Klxt Kwhitt- Till I ihj Ilcjr hroni Mt'

1 McAn J '' !t A"'*1 thai SwtAS** jrJ I «*»nl IJamcc' arc lon-flieht tracVt.

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comiffll tlor)' or Ihc Ud *ho I CHI hii rhi in (he rio»>, thow. The tecomi it A [ilk lunc done in (hfco OUartrt iixne m uhkh Skieni bIkha'i line hgnwr nnd tihcJ 1/ 1<>flgue. hfrrmrj 7IdJI

NIGHT CLUB

Joanie, Greg, Si—Balanced Bill Orne Nornun *t olfcnnf a lilpJe-dhk-nJjy la ngU ciaUooi

kilo h:» r/cccemto ni^he >fv>i Jn ffoltptoixi with a bJl thji fcaltirci Jomu'C Srviimcn (Warner Urot.J. Uick lircôry iVfc iiP). And Si Zcnincr (I rhcrlyj. The revjll It a welj-fuon^d, tolid evening of cn{rrtAinn;cn( (Kj(*t piying off.

I'crt and rof.ihed /ivamc SciiTiHirra. difptayui^ a Vrls dww. inaJithjp (hat K-Lc* her JOirtli. conTCnaniU ■ lirtn hold of the aiadierve front HAM (o fmidi. Acconipaftjit | ennio Stack Ukci ovff ihc keyboard (o |x*c the SJ Zcnioer band for her tonp Jlcr InbrxprriaikKi of Tonny Veknlinc- U convinclne. Other wioTMa AdcctHMii rtir!i*dc -Got A Lrt of Uscfie to Do" anj Hlue* m the Nicjii." hhc rJuc^ bef dul uoec*, and even ^vi

• run Through ol her rcpti (-Ihlni YounfT Jinpk, Dick C-retoryT devatuthg qurpw. fired Dl the crowd with

Tjiach^rtc-gvn apred, IrCfH butldm^ ong (ir.md of applaute on lop of BrK«hej. Hit tohiedy milrrul. itovcn froai ihc Wnibf* threadi of I be ferth'i ikIa! vnretf. lot toujIicJ in ihc ffetbrii bfirul ol lopxal bumor aJiw Will Koperv

Ibe s« ZxtxXrxt band, the IuyI CoMl-borh bmJ (a ftib the ftJtwnal car uacc Stan Kcnion, clkkt with the crowd wiih m efcan aound, Selccikxit tueh «% -Movin* On." '•VpUi rkXitmao, "Moon Clow." n-.--» .... AnktJcAn Patrol, ARiooi olheri. •re pcYlormcd »-idi a emtmctt and rauticiaathrp atnent from the wene for —■•- - the wciitf for ornu a tpefL

Zeoiocr dnpfayi aq cny manncf the xiWJ^rt. vw. w»th Ibe cuiromcr* And eî-iblidirt a Aarm rclAtioovhip 5torn the OArt. Ifc i< <|ukk to pluj h'* Uhcrty di.lt, boi (he eommefcid h •litir-coMcd »o thai no 00c caq rctcol U.

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Nat Cole's Royal Gifts M k4*( there atc oo quciiiom tbotit the Muip In "S.rhn

tnd Sowrdt. ihe new Nat King Cola revw: vhich la« week opnteJ the final Uanu ol a km* Bt>J aucceiUul wanxi at ihe JXHW-Kakf •Ifrerco Orornc] Thc-kr In rrBfnlnghAm. Mm. Lbf.*heTi B.r<ud**y i» full of irifd aoi inn mutlc— -I. /•Fcodm* aod I'm tin*," "The Ar>tcJ* Shte." And Mr. Cok W jniT Hoet »nd Kolf," <0 rume only ■ few of thg neady 40 oufnben Um**! Up the Kkt U a wpp* poop CAlled Ihc Merry ^ ount Soulx, (6 yovnt ntcn prxl women, and ■ full pit orchett/j Bupneoicd a few of ihc Kior'i own Mar playcr?-

Tbere . ,h '!*jrT? lhBt' nw« Cole Uiaq Any. thcrit etvi for ihc 1*0 hour* ol ai inHmSie nad Affrceatpk a ibow at anyone couJJ Rtk. The light part h the vounj people who uny. do iJmpIc dinee movtmenU *nJ »cl out brtt frmn Western mexney* or popular luncv Bui Uve light Ji aim Cole, who *\ti0 nod pijr* bi a r/uly yiftcd. ahtoihrrg snd HondcifuU* caay ityle,

4 Id Much o4 (be fime h« tilt aercneljr on tiage iioclnj icmi. fiXQUl %onf% ir> hii quick ollile way end ft u<n\\ at (bouch ih« *ii,f*ncc couU go on like (hi, foJCxOr. 10 comprllLng it fall maHcry. ondJ Biaddcnry. wlrfi a gltoi of a wklctl grin he wfeoopi into coniedv. Il b aomctintci diffituft to h<3f hit big biti itKh M Mooa Uu" it Ihe audience t?fe*A\4 ia ckJif:h| at (ha ffnt L01'™ iT^f kiiOW " hilcl,c*i 10*rthci by • hunwrout tct( wnlten by linb Henry, who aho directed.

, 7hc1.l[nru<r h cerebration of 25 ywi in ahow butlnctt

1 i, hii experietw in his perfect Mage r»«>co^ Rod Iik ccvnplekJv profmLxiat diwrmloB nianner. unique tn bs moJcMy, I boi who hod U hard (o choio brtuccn Nat KLna CoW the pla'oht and NKC Ihe aingrr wfll have no problem. They''* both here In qujlity aod quaurHy. CAMKRON IHAYAR

a BILLBOARD MUSK WEEK SEPTEMBER 22. 19<2

WEEKLY MARKET ANALYSIS

• Conimiffd

Between Season or No, Miami OK Ml AMI—September is

manlb in Miiitii, since It ii" and winter-vacation _ that businc&a la botfi rcnOy. with

Bobby

a daw rccord-busEnCSl between iunmier-VacaliOD

al sources told BMW « "pretty good" cur- vliime.

cJiart-climbcr Is getting solid Miami action, triggered in part by the arrival on the local radio scene of deejay Alan Freed, who has b«n Rivrng the novdty lots ol tpins in his new slot at WQAM, AnoCher aiogTe doing well in Miami, reportedly. Is "One Good Reason," aged by

d has & Cuba, and and other

they're patriatcs

"nroidy a than actual market for rccordfi," as one Miami

a Steve AJQiino waxine for Checker. Alnlmo, Henry Stone, is somcihing of a local Mioml foUowing among both resident and tramlcnt

Mioml is a aotc of "West BerJin" Lo there arc now somelbinE like 200,000 former Latin Americans in the Greater Miami a a mu-sic-minded population segment, most face a lighl oconomic squeeze, and are poiendal dijtribu}

The or nui ii.

's diffcient in two other rccorJ-bDslness areas; avoted tunb are getting a good the cily's juke boKcs, and there

a nraficaiimiina hcavilv for Lft'in

cm the anu is its a

m and radio, Latin-flavored Cuban expatriates In the cily's juke boxes, and o Miami radio aiatkins progrQnixning heavily for

indicalions lead Miami record sale* executives to s expflfriafe popubtion Is absorbed in the locnl boom in Latin wax could follow,

weli-known onc-sioppor, who heads Smilh- gave BMW this enlightening Ihumboall of

rkei: "Miami has become a good markel, newest area cf a railUoa population. But

kind of Nbrlhem-Soulhcrn city. In Bingles, it behaves like a Southern market, with the basic (rend either very country or very much r^b. In the album field, it behavrs like a Nocthem tnerkct, with the samo kind of merchandise- moving that would go wxll m Philadelphia or Boston."

Though racks have never mado it big in lie Miami tcrritoiy. • hfershaw, a major Northern rack operator based m 'Albany. N. Yn Is attempting & sales beachhead. Mcrshaw moved into the. south Florida area three monthi ago, and has opened up several locations. Local record sources arc watching the McrshaW operation closely. •

Pitt Turns to Chubby Flip Side PITTSBURGH—Will Chubby Checker's next dance smash

be the "popcye" or the "limbci"? So fat, most gone for Lhc "Popcyc" side of the Twist king's 1 coupling, but the Steel City i» turning Chubby a

. to latest rEports. TJmbo Rock," Checker's vocal version of the inslnunealat

hit by iho Champa, and flip of "Fopeye," ia- trmkinfi the firadfl here with "every station fn Pittsburgh and surrounding areas" getting on the aide, according to one local source.

On the deejay front, Neil Mclfyre has moved fcere to KQV \VHK in Cleveland nnd nil r^>ort6 Indicslc he's grabbing

of the audience. Meanwhile, anolhcr example of the ccninliy music in urban areas has developed here. The idr> country show on WYRB cech Sunday is getting a

healthy share of attention. A new exposure medium for pop disk talent has developed

here with the opeoiag of the Zanzibar Club in Ihe downtown area. The dob was opened two weeks ago on the site of the old Copa. once operated by Lenny Lltiman. The new layout is heloB tun by Tim Tormc, well-known former one-slop operator and now personal manager and business nssoclale of disk jockey Porky Cbodwlck. The Coastcra, lhc Conloun* ami Areiba Frank- lin have been among the opeoiag acli featured at the club.

The Debonairs, who've been appearing at the Peppermint West here, have a locally active disk with "Hully L>,Qn,n

; Incorporating the rbythrns of the "hully gully" and the Continental'' "For All We Know," by the Flomingoa and

arkcla have st Partway r, flccording

from

Benny Moscow

Set Out Soon

NEW YORK—A mid-Septem- ber release has been lor the don alb

set by Victor disk, taped-on-Ioca-

uni ahowcaglng "Benny Goodman in Moscow," uccocding to pop p.&r, chief George Avakiam

Rights lo the package, which will be in the manufacturer's naijonally adverliscd list price category of $9.98 (mono) and $11.98 (stereo), were acquired by Victor from Goodmans Fark Recording Com- pany. ll*« undersfoad Paxfe has been guaranlced a eizable album sale by Viclar.

Cover for the package will por- fray Goodman standing before lha omon-jpired Si. Basils Cathedral in Moscow's Red Square. Avakinn, who accompanied Goodi by-invitation Culturul _ Agreement Junket to major ciliK», has penned the fine Included In the album arc ID new band arfangemcDts and seven original compositions which were comralMsonea by Gcxjdman for the Iron Curtoin tour, along wilh three Goodman siamJarili and the band s themes.

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F. & T. to Europe NEW YORK —Fcminlc and

Teieber left Monday (17) for a two-week concert lo\ir of the Eu- ropean conlinenL The piano team will piny in Italy, Germany, France and England, wilh radio and TV alfowa lined up along the way. The visit to Europe i5 the first for the

NSV/S REV/fW

Jozzmen as Seen By Whit Balliett

NEW YORK—Whiiney Balliett, staff writer for The New Yorker, hos a new book, "DinOsaura In the Morning," that cootaios 41 short sfcctcbM, mostly of jazz musicians, which originally appeared In the magaane from 1957 through 1962.

The pieces ore bright, vivid and highly imaginative explorations of the iat£ scene and its cast of

Each of the pieces U Ballictt's theory that valid ]wz criticism is

.. somo sort of running on lhc music*® ccasless value ..."

The book contains pieces on Thefooious Monk, Red Allen, Joe Thomas, lohntiy ; Hodges. BUlie Holiday and Colcman Hawkins lo mention a few. Writing b in Bol-

Mercury in

Exec Shifts

CHICAGO — Mercury this week announced a c.xccutit It now EddM^ Muccoj hoi joined 0,= aflcr an. absence of five Mascari has been installed ia former post as genera! numager of the label's publishbg activities, and dircclor cl copywriemg and liccna- log.

To fill the posl vacated by Don has named Lau

dinaior of Imported who has been with for the past year,

will review and research foreign tapes for the Mercury, Philip!, Foo- tana end Smnsh labels. lie will also be Involved ia the markeiing and

alhuma and their liners.

usual colorful and coouover- sisl Style nod should appeal to all jazz funs — whelher or not they agree wilh lhc author's basic prc- miae—and should be a lino item for display and sola in jozt record

Dinosaurs la (be Morning, By Wbftncy Baniett, 224 pagw, Lippeocoft, 53.95.

JACK MAHER

-Abigail," by lenders here.

Embers, arc also among the brisk new coo-

Discounhilft LP

Dea/ers Wnworrierf Over Minny Dip M1NNEAPOUS—Twin Cities sales hove slowed down a

bit. after a splendid summor, bui lhc trade h«e isn't parllcularly worried about it. "It happena every year/' one source said. 'The kids go hack lo school and we have a hit of a slump. 1 gucsa it lakes th«n awhile to readjust to Bchool life. Thcyll be hack in a week or two, or when a really strong record

j be a factor in local business and $2,79 Up, A new Target Store is the klral

discount outlet picture, with more chain in the near future. Shoppers is one of

Among the fast ctunbera ia liw area among singles arc Hyhmd'a "Warmed Over Kisses," 'Torture." by Chris Jen-

sen on Hickory, "Don't Co Near the Indiana." by R« Allen and Chubby Checker^ "Popcyc" side. Pal Boone's Ten Lonely Guys" was selling well at retail, but Jute box ops arc shying away from It because of its length. Ops were also lesponaibla for boosting the Jawn Hickory aldn jind Blimulalina radio action on it

On the c.Aw. side, Webb Picrcc's "Cow Town, Hank Snow's latcsl ami Ibe naw Kitty Wells side were all recording solid sales. A focal record that wrj Bctt'aS *clion dround I own, especially from jute ba* ops, was Tolkn oa Iho Piano," by Woody Soiensoa on the Gold Wing label

V/DDY Radio here has insrituted no unusual formal. Tho slaiion broaden:;!s 18 hours a day of talk, all news, with the onlv music cominc durinfi commercials.

Each Now Woakly Isiua gives you fresh,

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called off hb proposed American, four due lo Blort September 26. Thfc Briiish maesfro enlcrcd the hospital Sunday (9) for a serious Internal operation and docs rot txpecf lo work; a gala for several moutlis.

Before hospltaUzfltlon Manlovoal complclcd recording of an album for Drilish Dccca with Mario del Monaco,

Mantavanl Is under coDtract for American tours for five years. The pDstponcd full commitment, was to run through Decc be added to the present His plans to visit Jflpon next (BMW, August d) will go Montavini plans to bo again Irx lliTce mooths, but bo able to tour for so longer.

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Sweden First Nation to Ratify

Int'l Treaty on Copyrights

J1- 11 "♦ ■.K,ON^P RULL OP HITS- >» * end rbo ll.lbu 9l by BlUEmard Miuic Weik Uie of al|L»i may noi be mtdt wJCb- oai BUibOBPti Mune Wtck ■ cvnicnl Rcqumte for iudi cae»eni tMHild bo aobiqltied la rrritioe ■" *4 pabirinio of BlUbatnl hfusle weal; at I5&4 llrMtfvoy. Nc Tork S5, K. V.

WASH1NOTON—Sweden h the Cnt country to mllfy tho Neigbbor- ing High la Convention which given oopvrifiht proicctlon lo lecordiQas, pertonBaac«& and hroadcaBio among memben, the Stale Depart- ment has Infonncd the Copyright Office. The Convention on Neigh- boring Rights, held In Home in October 1561. waa attended by delegates of. 4Q nations. Eighteen signed the Bneeoicnl of mutnal pro- lection, in Lhe manner of the Unl- vcnal Copyright Convcolion, In which each Rdhcrcnt ftunrarleea othOT the same copyright protection na it gives to ila own aatiotiftJa.

The United Slates did not alRQ iho Roma documont during too lime span allowed for oiiBinal fllfi- natories- However, if the Inlema- lionkl trend is strong eooufth toward rnulunl proicction for , per- formanca rights, it la believed thel U. S. copyright industries and government will unravel contract com- plexes sufficiently to join in the protection pool evcctuiuly.

The moat coatroversial aspect of lhe Rome Convention vm a €lau»» entiUing record companies to exact royalty from broadcaslcir who aired their record#, with the money to be split between manufacluref and arlistf. However, (my cation can excmpL Itself from this particultr reaponsibillly while adhering to tht rest of the iccaly terms.

Even with this jafeguardlng ex- emption. the U. S. ii heohant about cflmmlltlng llself to lhe perfornv- aacc proiccdon agieeraenl vtithoul long, bard study of all the aspects of copyright protection, however limited, for performance and re- cordinga and broadcasts- In nny case, the U. S. Copyright law would have to be amended to provide the kind of protection that would become reciprocal under tha Rom* convention.

The treaty would in no way of- feet domestic recording? and pec- iomiMicei,

Disk Firms Doubt Retail Value Conlmiud from page 4

the f ccn-sI an led disks to Sccburg to rill io officials of that listn. Lost April, hi private rneerings held here, Seeburg officiala first gave notice of thelf plan for * 50-cenl Liltlo LP play in their n&w (inn of juka boxes. At the (ime, they gave credit to Cadence for orlgmatlng the of record and Its Utle.

Aflcr considering the concept bs a retail entity, most diakcra called lost wak were pcssTmislic. There were recollections of various exper- iments with new ebneepta La disks, such as RCA Vlctor'a compact 33- epced singles, Colarabk's stereo 33, inircnluccd some lima before, and others. In none of these cases, did the disks In. question make a aeri- oui dent ia the marketing picture. Fault, in most cases, was laid at the doorstep of Mr. Average Rec- ord Dealer, whose problems of in- venlory were already cQmpounded by tho occoMity of stocking both stereo and monaural versions of the game LP titles.

Larry Newton of ABC-Parn- mount, said, "Wb ace it Btriclly as a praniQtkju far oiu- olburuB. In thnt li^ht T think U'» flteat. And we give great ciedil to Sceborg for the idea. Thai's a fine outfit, hc- licve me-"

At London, which la making available both London aod Monu- monl disk? for the Seeburg pro- grora. Joe Bolt noted, "We feel it has good promoUoQ potenUal for LP's nnd we hope it works du(

Columbia Denies Cohvmtfd from past 4

iot agrees not to sell to other reecid clubs or sell, direct la con- aumers tiself.

Roy ally Agrecuients • Contracts' royaltfiferMments al-

legedly excluded royally from bonus oc "free" records sent to club membcra; arlisls gcncrftlly were to be paid only half Iho customary rate of royalty from club product

Colurnbia denies that deulers selling over the counter and in competition for' consumer -snles must pay bigher prices Ihao club members for LFs manufactured by Columbia nnd oihcr club labels, ft also denies allegations lhal prices lifted in club ad» to members show higher Lhan actual selling prices, go that manbcis do not gel claimed lavLngs. Finally. Columbia says it Is not (ha only record club ecKing the labels of olhcr compelllhvy record campaniw.

Ihnt way. 1 don't see tho records bs a relail item at alt until somebody cames up with a low-cogc 33 player. And ao far, I haven't seen OGC."

See lilth Appeal Spokesmen for both Columbia

pnd Decci noted that the record now hns little retail appeal. Neither compBoy has any plans for retail sales of the disk. Jack Loelz, Co- lumbin'i nadonal aaies chief noied: "We have nlwayi co-op crated, from way back, with the Seeburg people nnd we tried niarfccling 33 oinglea. W« 8131 fed that 33 will aomeday bs the univp.rsal speed, bul Wb were probably a little ahead of tho game when wc first alnrted pushing lhat speed."

The Hide LP'i introduced lost year by Cadence ind Mercury carried a list ol Si,6?. TKf distributor price was 81 cents with dealers paying about $1.01. In tho case of the new record for See- burg, it's understood the company is paying about 90 cents a record for giveaway to operators with tho purchaie of one ol the new coin phonographs. Later, ops are expected to pay about $1.50 a record.

Current orders from Seeburg. for the kick-off portion of the progfam. call for approxifnately 1,500 copies of each of the- 163 Ullej. Quev tioos of royalty payments arrHnge- mcnls foe disk? for this.special market- fire Kadcmlc at the present quantity level. However, aome Iradcstcis posed the question us lo how this might be handled when and if quflatitie« on a Little LP might become substantipj.

Some felt, that diskerica might well feel tha' such records would come under the category of promotion disks, wlule olben saw a standard royally arfangement ob- taining. lit aoy evcol, there is no secret About the fact lhal record companies in general see the disk as -of primarily jcornotion value, with profit at a -riiiniroum aL ihn 9Cl-ceDt price lag.

Celler Bill ♦ Continued /torn page 4 cpan of 56 yean, which would bring this cfHinlry more into harmony wlLh copyright laws of other coontrics.

Another bill intrnduced by Rc- prcscntalivB Celler to penalize counterfeiting of record labels has been passed by the House, bul has rot yet heen reported out of lhe Senate Judiciary CommiUce.

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CAL TJADRn PtAV3 TWE CON- TOTTORART MUSIC OF WEMCO AND nilAZlL-wVcm V'B470. A irrtt- Jni cdvot dMl^n In hot colon 08 rrU, oranso and ptok od a 'Nhlio bockjiround, creêd by flltAo Hampion. Tbo Jnckol □pilj pomB/j (ho mood of ihe oibDra. Pfbro vtiisilaj realcrlal lor iclritaa* and cnaCBic,

Flatt and Scruggs

Set for New TV-er MADISON, Tenn. — Country

enicriamers Lcjlcr Flait one! Earl Scruggs will he heard on a new program which premieres on the CBS-TV netwwlc Wednesday. Sep- tember 26. They will play the ma- sical portion of the main lille Ihcmo in the flrei o( Iho "Bovcr- ly Hillbillies" BBfies, starring Buddy Ebsea.

Paul Hcnning created the Blory and wxotc (he lyrics for the theme. "The Ballad od Jed Clam pott," Perry Boikin. musical director, wiij nlao composo and play special show music durinB the nm of tha Bcries, The Flott and Scruggs group will afco be heard on the musical porlions of the conunercials for Winston clgareta and Kellogg Corn Flahcs.

Flat! and Scruggs wDl play their first campus concert of the season Ocloher 6 al Oberlin College, Ober. lin, Ohio. They will also headline o Mortha While package ahov.' at Panama City, Fla,, September 27; Pcilchard, Ala., Septcmbar 28, and Dothao, Alar, Scprembcr 29.

Slu Phillips

Leaves Colpix NEW YORK—Stu Phillips has

exited his post oa n.&r, chief for Cofpix Records. He had been-with the label for two and a half ycare, inilially as a frec-Iancc producer, later as an artist and finally ng the B,&r. head.

Phillips' contract with the Hrrw expired September 1 and it was understood he and Colpix were unable to arrive at mutually sarisfac- tory contract renewal provisions, PhJlllpa said he cspects lo announce his plans ahottlv,

Esmond Edwards Shifts to Argo

CHICAGO — Esmond Edwards ha* been nnmed a$ director of Axgo's iazz opcratious. Edwards will be hEadquarteced in Chicogo, but will record Bcsiom in New York and on the WcjiI Coast.

Edwards , was responsible for much of the strong selling lazz raa- lerial ccleawd at Prestige Records, where fie wa? \bzz o.&r, director for flvo years. While at Prestige, he rccorcfed Gene Auimons, John Coltranc, Red Garland, Shirley Scott and Eddie (Lockjaw) DqvIs, along with many other artists.

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First Album Recorded at Hall

On Sale as Pbilharmonic Opens

NEW YORK—The long-awaited oponiDg here of Philharmonic Hall, the fiist building of Lhc Lincolo Center for the Performing Arts, will take place next Sunday (23), wilh the maueiiral concert featuring Leonard Bernstein, and the New York PhilhormonJc.

To celebmte the occasion, Co- lumbia Records is releasing the first album recoided in Lhe hall snrndtancoualy wilh the hall's opening. The disk features Bera- stein conducting Brahms' "Sym- phony No. 2 and conies the tide. tTIic Sound of Lincoln. Center."

The remainder of lhc firsl week's program fealurea some of tin; na- Ifbn's top classical talent. The Bos- Inn Symphony will make its initial appcaronco on Monday, September 24, under the leadership of Its new music dlrector,• Erich Leinsdorf, with John Erowniug the piano salaisL On Tuesday (25), Van Cli- bum will bo (he soloist with the Pliiladelphia Orchestrn conducted by Eugene Ormondy.

Noah Grccnherg and the New York Pro Musica will give a lato Bllernooa concert on Wednesday

(26) and the Pbilharmonic will lake over the hall again that evening with four outstanding vlolioiata, four pianists end organist E. Power Big© as soloists. Tht Cleveland Orchcalrn, led by Gcoijw Szcll, win perform onTbursdfly (27) with Ifiano Stem as. violin .soloist. The JuiDiard School of Music will have both an afternoon andevcoiog concert on Friday (28), with the Juil- Uard Siring Quartet featured in the early event and the Juillfard Or- cheslni In tha Latler-

Duo_ plnnisls Gold and Fizdalc will give a matinee concert on Saturday (29), and the Metro- politan Opera As&ociatioo latea over on bolh Saturday and Sun- day evenings wilh lhc American preraieie of -de Falla's caotnta, "Athnlida." Bernsteb with the Philharmonic give their final o^jening week concert on Sunday altcmoon (30). an clucaUona! pro- gracn for youog people.

The first solo recitals la Phil- harmosv'c Hall1 wTTl be given by Pianist Jose Iturbi on Tuesday and Friday, October 2 and 5.

Four Star Film • Conftnited from poge J opening New York olficcs for iU music publishing firms indicaliog its interest in generating activity on its numerous copjiigha,

It is believed that McCaH's re- fusal lo pennil the TV prodndion company to use Hid- Four Star name in the music realm has tem- porarily blocked the film from coming up with a record label name It really wants. In view of this, it hw po.iiponcd final decision on IM label name for" Bovend months. In lhc meantime ib i&suing "its Dean Jones disk under flic Liberty banner.

V. H. Anderson ConrhiUgd from page 5

for constmciLve work are now open to trt."

In New York, Shapiro extended his pcrrsonal congralulalion!. lo An- derson, adding, "I know Andy will give us good leadership in tha many projects wc have ahead and I expect to work doaely with him on many of these."

Shapiro is expected to maintain a close liaison with the Waihing- ton accoc, particularly with the Fcêriii Trade CommissiOD.

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From the Ross Hunter color production, IF A MAN 'ANSWERS (a Universal-lolerDalional Picture),

co-slaniiig Bobby Darin and Sandra Dee,f omes the title fune of the year. Words and music by

Bobby Darin, Single record *4837.

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1 PALOMA—Rnbcrto y»T« CC&S); QtiOU Huasl (Phlllpi): AodirictM CronWlict—KOra 2 RtTMO ArhlCANO—Ben Kjcmpftii CTclftfpO—Erfjml 5 KINO OP CtOWNS—NvU SoiUl* (Vicior)—AUaa-FemAu fi A STEEL C.l/TfAH AND A OLrtS? OF WiNE-taUl Ankfc f\'iclOf>—?p3nLa*Fcrni»(a 3 WJONIOirr IN MOSCOW— ill/Ira Brandy I'l'Daodbe}— Tyler Musle-Kavel < CO AN DO CALIENTA EL SOL— Loi Mureello Ferlil {m<ta{oiO: Tony VDir tC&SJ) S-m Sui Rorain (MUJIC Haul—Ediml 9 BL CrOARRON-Pujo Blttin (robdw)—Fenrat* 10 NORMflN—S«ic Tuomiîon (HI rta ry-TDna d iu: >—K a ni t EC FOEXA LLORO—Loi Ftruidoi WhieonV—K«II 7 MUCnpUCATION—Bobby I»«rln (AlcoJ; Lo* SaW.Jc. fCBSy—Adartj ifi^k FtrrTiJU

AUSTRALIA (Cooriny Mak flyduyl •Dn-yln fc>c»J Mkh Tkli LMt WrC Wrrk 1 — SILVER THREADS AND OOLDEN NEEDLES—TI^ Spilngrkldi (Phillpij—Boniff A Havlcai I J EOSES ARE RED—Bobby VlfllOn (Ononcty—Lrr^ S ft CUXTAR TANCO—TbB Sbado^ (Cahimbio) * J I REMEMBER YOU—'Frank Ifltld (Columbia)—OianMlli 5 2 TUB YOUNO DNES-Cllff Richard ICnlumblal—Allaiis » 34 ROUTE 66 TircME—N«iwa PJJdlB (CapllOlJ 7 S DEVIL WOMAN—ton? Robbliu (Cbioo^>—AcuINRwo

5 .? SHE IL A—Tmioiy Sv«j (Fn1l<al) 9 31 SURFDJ* SAFARI—Tbi Jsyndi flo>a (CflflluiD 10 — RAilBUN'BOSB—Kat Kfor Colo (Capital) II — VACATION—Conalo Ft«co (MCMI-Albeni U 3Z SBE'S NOT YOU—EIra Psult* (RCA) 11—77 SUNSET STETF-McL Hcnle (WBmer Bra*.)—Mian* W 13 CALLIN' DR. CASfiY—JQlin LcwdonnBk tRCA)—AcuH-new IS 4 A TATXE OP HONEY—Maitta D«m»y (Ubtrlyj—riaan-GH

BRITAIN (Cotitlety JV»»r Mulnl Eipreu, T.ondn*) "PiiFjiti laal orkta ThH Iju WctA Weak

1 1 SHE'S NOT YOU—El,tg Pmley [RCA>—Rwny Music 1 1 I REMEMBER YOU— Frsni iflclfl (Coluaibto)— CKsppcfl 3 * THINUS—Babfey Darin (Londoa) —Budon 4 2 ROSE5 ARC RED— ♦Rdonfo Carroll (Phillpi>—Leeds J S SEALED WITH A KJSS- Brlan flykad (KMVl— ShelUoo Miulc 5 8 BREAKING UK IS HARD TO , „ DO-NO)! Scd,^. (BCA>—Aldja 1 9 IFLL HE ME—"Clift Rthard (OnJurrbla)—Al^rbftch 8 ft CUTTaS 'I ANCD-»Slia4>.»

. rMusic • 3 SPEEDY Q0N7ALE$— Pot Booito (London)— M^KMacntlodki W 14 DON'T THAT BEAT ALL— •Adam Fnllh (Kiriopbon)— Downbeat tl 30 ONCE UPON A DftBAM— •EU^ rufy (D-cval—Ffljmulo — TBISTAK—"Tba Toraidea (Deccay—|vy Mask IS IS PICK A BALE OF COTTON— ■Lonnle TK^cinu (PyB)— Enwa Music 34 13 WILL I WHAT—■ Mike SÎM

.. .. _ {P"M'f]Oirc>—^c^nnem 14 ii Ballad of paladin— IXuna Eddy (RCAj-GreeowJch ftlusk 15 W THR LOCO-MOTlON-LitdD Ev* (Lundna)—Aldaa 17 J2 I CANT STOP lOVlNQ VOU— R»y Cbetlr* (HMV)— Acu/f-Rovi 18 — PJ;M1NI5CING—floddy Holly (Coral)—KOf V« JuR Music W — SHEILA—Toaimy Roe IHMV}— Robert McKlD 70 1J SO DO I-'Kenny Ball (P/c)— Prirt Maurfeb 31 17 ftlAl.V TtTLB TLIEMB— •Let TOrifa |Dwwi)-_ V/ciorie Murk 22 71 LET TTIGBfi bc LOVE^ Nat Kloi Coie/Grotiv Sfatartna (Csr'ibl)—OIBOMU 25 — V®u DQNT tMOW MF-

24 -jy tHMVj-AbaAacJ, 2* 22 SPANISH EAKXCW— •Jlaunr 'uilkn fPy«>— Proyraulvt Mnlii

2i DANCtN' PARTY—Oiubby Chodcor (ColumhbJ—Hill A Pad si 24 SOME PEOPLE—•Cifol Dtena (l«MV>-£uei Moik 19 SOME PEOPLE (EP>— *Valula Maunialq ami lha Eaalea CPyE>—Eue* Bloile and Ella Multe 23 WHAT NOW MY LOVE— •Sblrley Busey (CotmbJa)— Blt-SfcVn 24 ADIOS AMIGO—Km *«»«— <RCA>—141 Music II VACATION—Connlo Praneli (MOM)-MeiOA Music

DENMARK (Coirtesr Quaa MaaDiWrna. Copeahaiea) •Dtnnir* loenl orlik HU U4< . W'Mk Wait 5 SPEEDY QONZALBS—Pat Boooa (Dor)—Itnudlca L 1 CANT STOP t.OVTNO YOU— Ray Oiacla (A9C-Par>aiountK- Scandla-AruIf Ko»» 2 UAWAXI TATTOO—Tbf WblklUI {P»le(ie>—WlnckToc 3 TOY BALLOONS—Jorjn Ijuppaan (MHlonDrac)—Saedtn Kuilc 7 GTPim' COMB LATELY—Brian nyland fAHC-p4fb«chiQlJ— Swede a Music H» QUANTIO- QUANDO, QUANTH> —P-l Doodo (Doi)—B«llndi — ROSES ARE RED—Bobby VJoioa (Calumbda)—Tmndlro ' ft I'M LOOKING OUT THE WlNDOW-aiK PJchnrd ( Ca fu aibls)—| mu J | co 9 TANP-E MIT MIR IN OBN

MOROEN'—Gortaid Wendliaif (PWKjn)—rrandfto 10 — ENOLISJI COUNTRY GARDEN —Jimmte H^ditu (Koukdc) —Wlnrtkr

EIRE (Coorirty Trmana t'inreiii Dublb) Tbli Laii Weel: Week 1 SPEEDY CONZALES-Pat Boone (lutntaa)—Krlib rie\*tt I 1 RHUBMBHR YOU—frant

JlWd (ColnniUa)—VJdo.i. 7 ROSES ARB RED—Bobby Yimou (Colucblai—Lffdt 3 THINGS—Hobby Dwto ftenOon) —Bunau — SHCS NOT YOU-FtvJs Pre Cry CRCA)—RtJUny Mu^fc 9 GUITAR TANOO—Hid Sliadowj (Columbia;!—MBII 4 PICTORB OF YDIT—Joe BiOâ (Plcadniy)—Mbhael Relne ft ADTDS AMIGO-Jh, bCCt„ (RCA)—142 Mnalc 3 FOLLOW THAT DREAM (BP)— Eleli Prealey (RCA>-11 SarQlo Row — HALLAD DP PALADIN—DJOK Eddy (RCAJ-Otwn-lch

FLEMISH BELGIUM ICuwVsr Jgk« Bar Muoclpei Two Till Works Wwt Am 1 I CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU— R»» Cbaiiej (ABC-PAfsraounlJ —Aepir^Roto 1 SPEEDY OONZALES-Pat Boooe

(Doi)—Qcn. J A SIB EL OUTTAK AND A oLASa OF WTNB—Knnl Anka (RCA>—Spank* Musln 3 QUANDO, OUANDO—Pat Rdono (Dot)—Bens 7 DO YOU WANT TO DANCE— OUt Riciud (Columbia!— R. MfUto 10 GOOD LUCK CHARkf—

ft CATEHUNA—Perry Como .(RCA) —ai» WuiID » — MONEY—Joey Da® tmft (he Stnp. UUib (ft-cwlcne) — ROSES ARE RED—Bobby Vlntoa (Cohimbi.)—Buin "* ^ VtOOLB-j^k Hammer (Rcn&ci}—Olobt Muric

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"Droolrs Ineal Oekhi Tib Last Week W*k 1 I CANT STOP LOVING YOU— Rav Cbatki CAnC-Pnran.ouoO —fntl. Mutia 2 DO YOU WANT TO DANCE— am Rlchird (Colatnbla)— H*jtin 3 HEJSSER SAKD/DRAPflXEND ÂI«D—Mfaa/Aontk? Groofuli _ (PoIydor/rhflJitt) 4 JANUS PAK ME NfeO BEN Dcwkl, (Anudoj —Fonenscn Berelut Mutlc 3 CINNY COME LATELY— Brian Itriaal (Aac-Paraniounii —Paffmita 6 MARCHJN' ALCiNO—TLe Blue DJomcr-fa (Oeten)—Ed, Clioian 1 QOOO LUCK CHARM— HITIi PtHley (RCAj—BellntU

f R UKE I DO—Nuwry ftUMn (Sapdarl—Ton Mnb> ♦ 9 BPSEDY OOK7ALB5— Pit Bsopi (Loadoti)—Mgltd Mnzjilr 10 to ROSSS ARE REO-Sobby Vintoa (CoiomUi}—E Line inn OF THE WORLD—Flertlib lelilmn

HONO KONG TfcSi La* I Wwk Waat / 7 AL Dt LA—tOm LEaj and Dm Fabafixa Eeboct (Plaomift) ft TEENAGE IDOL—Rkk NelMm (Impcilil) 9 MY BLUB HEAVEN—7h« Btnaj-A.lJxiil tD«l • NBVBR IN A lOIXJDN YBARS —Ltedi Se«c (CA) 3 ft PEEDV CONEALEa-?if Boou

(Dot) 4 flnra not YoC-Rl»li rredv/ (RCA VkSor) 2 AL DI LA-Oliopwtn ud bla IbOitb cpmbo (DOfDo^di 5 EVERY NIGHT—Taul Anfca (RCA Vldgr) — LIBERTY VALANCE—0<b» Pllnav (UAl 30 — VACATION—Coanfe Frtncts (MGU)

INDIA (Co—4—y Tbi VtVe, C«ie«|la> Tkk Moatk I OUTTAK TAh'OO—Tbt Jtoadoâ (CoTumble.) 1 UTtLE MKS LONELY—nekft Hupiro (CoiumWa) J flECQNn HAND LOVB—Cetmh Fran eh (MOM) 4 FIX NEVER DANCE AOAIN—flobhr RvfteD. (HMV) J IRQUiLLA TWIST—Tha Ch,mH (London) 6 I'LL SEH YOU IN MY DREAMS—Pat Bo<mo (T^rrdoo) 7 Lars TWIST AGAIN—Onbbj ttreeket (London) 8 SLOPPY JOB—Midurl HQL (Parliphau) 9 OONT CRY UN MY SHOULDER— Connie FrtOCJl (MOM) 10 .VNDCRIRNA PRBTA—Nil Colo (Cnpltnl)

ISRAEL (tôrlwr KM brad BiOaftevina) •lW,lrt kH*l orifta Tbk Laie Week Wptfc

1 2 HERB COMES THAT FEELING —Brand* l«c {London)— Lid^ltan Melody Presr 2 J TKINU9—Bobby DarEa |Atco>— AcUtnl BMl 3 1 I CANT STOP LOVING YOU —Ray Chiriu (ABC-Pax*mount) —AcuU-Hou ■I S A STEEL GUITAR A GLASS OF WINE—Paul Anka (RCA)— Spnaka-Lso Melody' Pica 3 9 ttXTLE fdISS LOVELY— Helen Sbtplici (Columbia)— Lorai MuiIc-IIbc) McJady P/<3» ft 7 VACATION—COQDla Fraacli (SfGM)—Mem* Morfo 7 4 SUMMEHTIME—tbo PrDlhoa Four (ColumhlrV^CbappcIU « JO BREAKING UP fS HARD TO DD-N«I SetlaLa (RCA)— Alton MtBb 9 e STAV—"Either RrMulaf [KD| . Inad)—Sobir, LM, 10 — SPEEDY OONZALBS— P*i Boooe tUmJuQ)—Budi Muile

ITALY ICattriaty HWca e DUekL MHjnJ •DraolM (ooj orifln TB1* ta«t Week Waefc 1 1 CUANDO CAtlEKTA EL SOL— Hum Kkujl (RCA); Mdrcellox FetUl (DuriBrq); lini Db Umi (Prfmry) 1 2 ST AT LONTAMA DA MT'S£[ RIMASTA SOLA— "A- CelcrUxta (C3in> 3 3 ST. TROPfcZ TWIST— ■Peppico fii Capri (Caxlirii) * < HENATO—'Mina (Icalrfhc) 3 7 OGNI GIOPNO—Piul Aoki

. , (RCA) 6 3 ABAT-JOUR—•Henry WrlcM (GC>; Petola Cloik (Pye) 7 B PfNNE FUCILE ED OCCHIALJ ^ —♦EAa.rto VUMHO (RCA) 8 f B^TLYNE—•Nini Rojio (Sprint) 7 9 IL FAUT SAVOIB—Otkita - 44 Apurout (Bjiclay) 10 14 ITS SO EASY TO SURRENDER —TiBiy WUiLtmt /Rcpriie) U 11 IA RACA74CA CDL WAOLIONB —'Pino Donngs'^ (C'olumbb) 12 13 LA VELA B1ANCA—42Ut>cit flreand O'dP) 13 12 SOGNO D'AMORR TWIST— •Popplnn Oi Capri (CirUch) 1< 15 YIOLINO TZJGANO—CaoDlfl-

Frta^ti (MGlf) U — IRANI A QO-GO— •Otonlo Dibwr (Klcvtdl)

JAPAN (Cowfeay UUdnrtr. T»kj.) • kKyJ oHd« mi L—t Week Weak I 1 DUSHO—•XioiiBia HUM (Cohimbla)—CobunUa 3 » BUKGACHA-BUSai—•CiulLrM 5*i"xn? {CoIumMaV-ColcmV' I 3 WAKAI FUIAPJ—•Kllabara Kenî (ColumW.)—OlKuobJi 4 4 YOG Bit NO BLUE1)— 'Itlifb.ra YuJIra (TeWtlku)— TikWku f I AKASWYA NO AHEOA YAMLTOn—•MUhUa Sadnto (Foiytot)—Orara- fnophcrd ft S L1MBQ SOCK—Tbe Cbimpi ItoodmO—Kiu» 7 t BOUND DOO-eiili Prufcr D'ktM)—View a 7 midnioftt in moscow— Kenny Ball (Pye)—CoWibU ft Id NANCOCU NO VORU—►luckla SbkrtpU (TokUks)—TekhDai; liUhar* YulUb (TeWtao)— TklcbQu Ift 14 DAIOAKU KAZOEUTA— •Morly* HlfDoebl (Columbia) CDlumUa.

MEXICO . iCoajiery Andhrîlca. *Utko) 'DoalM ianl MICW TWV Laal W-rk W Oek 1 1 \'BN QUB TB GUIBRO— •Loa Lnpala (Uii«in|—Mitque* 2 — EL N1JX»—'Sooora Sap la err* (Columbia)—Pkam 3 1 Ob's (Hey Th«e>—'H. Oazmao (ColOubUV—BrunM* 4 ♦ BL GRAN TOMAS |N0fm»n>— •MifU (RCA)—SramblU 3 J VAQAR ENTRE BOMDRAS— ♦Jxrhr Soil* (Columblo)—Emml ft 4 JOHNNY EL ENOJON fJobnoy Oel Aapcry>—'Anfidlca Maria (Mductj—Pcndln* 7 ft CAMZN'O DB LA NOCHP.— •Jdio A. Jlmescr (RCA)—Exnml ft ■ TRIANGULO—'L&i J K,7C, {RCA)—Orami 9 — BL PfCADOR—-Miftuol A. Mcjia CRCA>-Cempe( 10 10 EDL EDI (Srcady E<Idy>— •Anadka, Marifl (Minan)— SrembU*

NOHWAY (Cowtuy Vcrftui Gaaj) ••Deaorn local Oil*la X 1 SPEEDY GONZALHS—P*| BOOTH (DolJ—JxmnUro 3 1 ROSS3 ARE RED—Bobby Vinlon

(ColumhU)—MoUtt-Kunrt 1 ADIOS AMfGO—Km Kmtu (RCA)—Ball Moon iTcraea 4 I REMEMBER YOU—Fraeic UifSd {CoJumbla) 9 KO OL. NO V1N. NO DRAM— •Jack DUiey fftH—VOrlfty Mmfa I THINGS—Bobby Darin (Allxrrici —Bdlrda ft CATFRINA—Puny CoulO (RCA) —EsU Moon Ivmoo — SHE'S NOT Vl>U—Elrl, pndoy (RCA)—Bellrda T I CANT STOP LOVING YOU— Ray Char In fKimtell)—FjU Moon Irrnca to 10 OUTTAR TANGO—St.Oc-j {CoiumhU)—Bem M -ric 10 3 ZWEI XLEIKB ITAlJPNEH— Cmmy Frabnro fColumbti) —S-tiRn Mrak:

PERU (ConrtMT X* BirMa, liapa) •Dtnoh* kcal nricW ran xmi Week WM* 1 I i-A OORDA—Lro Uanta (Vtrcr) 2 3 MULAXA SAD ROSA—Lot LlopB (VUffy)—NiO Balrada (Oftcoo) —LuchO (MAO) 3 1 SB NOR ADOOADO—Jotaiy Parian (Smitli)—EJdy Matmei; (Otooa>—Lucbo Ranioe (MAG) 4 4 LID ADOS—Fautio Papwll (Durioio)—Rkanto Rodi (Columbia)—Buloato WvUna (Otoon) * J LIMBO ROCK—EuJojIb Molina (Gdaoa) 6 7 LA CALLE 13—NRb Erirada . (Oftwo)—Lucbo M.ctA. (MAG)

7 C LA CORONA PE HI MENTH— JDhnay Fartan (Smlcli}: Liaibo Barxloe (MAG) 5 ft MERECUMBR NO. B—Sotnik Senwieloo tSe«no Radkrl; Vielur Dnraod (MAG) « — BL POETA LLORO—Guitora (Hit! Mfireno <Sdnb RaiHo) 10 — AMOR ETERNO—Loi Klpui (OdcOaJ PHILIPPINES TUt Uut Week Week I 1 AL DI LA—Emlllo PfriooU (Warner Una.)—M«raca 1 Z E-.' OTHER WORDS—Jan» Morgan |K«pp>—Marrcn a > callin' dr, cassy—jobn o. Louriennllfc (HCAJ—FDJjrlau Record .Corp,

4- » FOLLOW THAT DREAM—Elrli FrMtay fHCA)—Ffiljrfu* Racocft Cofp, > ft AS 1 LOVE YOU—Jeannk Sola (Cuadlan-Amerlcaa)— Padnrri Maouf-aorcn ft 7 THE CURB—SmlUy WC1J»mi fMOM>—MaracO T ft 1 KNOW—Bobby RyltQ (Ckmeo) —Dyn* Prododa ft 10 WAa-WATUSl—Tta OtW <Ca«a0—Pnva frcdueta ft — JUST TELL HER JIM A AID HELLO—Sri. Preilor (RCA)—. Pfllpbu^ Itpcprd Ospomkra 10 — BVEFY NIGHT—Piul Ark* (RCA)—PfllpfaU B«Oi4 Cofp.

SPAIN iCwlny, DUcounla) •DâW feral atfefe Tbfe u* Wret Waek I 1 PERDONALHl—Dua Dlnimlc* (VM Abu) 3 I A STEEL OUTTAR AMD A OLASS OP WINS—Fiul Aaki (RCA) 1 I LDVB MB WARM AND * TENDER—Pwl Auk* (RCA) 4 ft LOUTA TWIST—Dbu DlramVn D'<« Awo) I 7 fcT MAI rOEN *NT—O Dbert Rekadd (Vet Amo) ft S BALADA DE LA TROMPHTA— LOi 3 l^riun (PtalUpe) T — I CANT OTUP LOVmo YOU— Ray Ourtra rauâimr) ft — HIS LATEST FLAMB—Blria Prtrioy (RCA) 9 4 LINDA UUCHACHTTA—Cowitft f rmclj (Hapit-cj) M — DANCE ON UTTLB GIRL— Paul Anka (TUlpararJ

Latin American

Tunes Get Warm After maoy years of local iocfil-

fcrence to ihu Latin American iqb- tcriaJ recorded by tubsldlaiy labels brrc, b change may be in Um wind wUb reports tbat RCA lnuacbcd tho Modte Macs, the Namrro Slsfcr^ Antonio Pride, Los 4 Uel Cmlwre, etc. Hispavo*. has talten the Musio Moll material and lauoched Los ShqIos. Philips mes Argentinian Columbia uiatcriai to prouiDla Loa Trte Sitiimericwoa In Europe. And most of the Spanish labels are trying to release Latin Amari- enn sIon,

We would Ray that the personal appcaranco cf the big North Arncrican start in Spain force higfi prices on night clubs, lbs imprc- aarios didn't make money with raiJ Anka, for instance, and they prefer to bring Latin 4^mcrican lalcnt for Ic&a money but longer deals.

Howard Scotl Leaves For J WmIcj In Europe

NEW YORK — MGM album aAr. cbiet Howard Scott left for Europn Friday (14) for a three- week touc of Spain, France and England. The trip Is ofRcIaliy classed as being business Rnd pleasure. Some of the business Trill occur In mr^tlngj with Nommii Newell of EMT, ork conductor Manuel and Cyrill Omadd end folk singer Martha Scblamine.

y'GOrTA KNOW THE TERRITORY

LONDON—Warncr-Pathe, British distributors of 'Tha Music Man" filni. came up With an inlcreating sluol for the movie's British premiere, Esploiteis discovered that in Harold Hill, a district of North London, there was a hoys' band and booked it as part of a specteculaf atuge tableaux, Harold Hfll is, of course, the Centra! personality in the Meredith Wilhoo miuIcaL

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MUSIC AS WRITTEN

SHERMAN BROTTIERS JX) CORA SHOW - , . Joe and Noel Stennm, broliwr writing and mdi« pro^nc-

lioa team and cleffcre of Kdl Cole'e curreac "RacBblin' Rom" emflsh. have been p&ctcd to do ttc new production numbsrs for OotZuun'i Copacabarui. ChaHJc Alberfinc wfl] work wllh the ShormanB on orebcBtiatioiis. 1

BRADFORD MUSIC IN ASCAP... Perry Bra<Iford Music has be-a accepted as or* ASCAP

pubtishicg flira. Company, headed hy wriwr Perry Bradford, a caiafog of over SOO songs, including "Crazy Blues," "A TTiing Called iovc," "Yoa Can't K«p a Good Man Down" arul "You've Been a Good Old Wagon But You Done Broke Dow." Bradford, who has a long carwr in all aspeds of the muiio business, was n pJanwr in recording Mamie Smhh and Deasic Smith and Louis Axmstroog.

SILVER AWARD FOR EVERLYS . . . NEW YORK -— The British publicalion Disc magazine

awarded » silver record lo the Evialy Bralhera for the »flle ot more than 250,000 copies of "Cathy's Clown" in Engfand. Boh Ctabb of Bridah Dccca made the presccualion on behalf of the mspazlne, Wednesday (12) ia Hollywood.

Mew York Ben E. King off on a lour of the Caribbean September

14. The tour began in the Dominican Republic and winds up October 12 in Mexico City. . . . "Jazz Scenp USA." new TV series being produced by iiannie Baker, filmed a session with the Pbtncia Ncwborne Trio. . . . CenuonbaB Adderiey and group Dt the Jazz Workshop, San Francisco, to Scplcraber 23.

Heopcoiag of the Knom ei the Bottom in the Village brings back the Wllbnr Dc Pnri* Dixie band and adds host ChrrTwio RoWnsoa. , . , F r ■ a b Sinatra pLayiog his ovkn Cul-Nevji Lodge, Ciystal Bay, Nev, . , . Irving FkWV end orfc playing the Latin Quarter. . . . Songwriter Alice Siraras in Europe for lallcs on baclcground music foe the forthcoming film "Mamy Watta," produced by and starring Marina Vlady, . , , Woody Herman comes bock lo the Mctropole September 21.

Philips Records has signed Teroa Brewer to an cxcliulvo Tecordiog peou . , . Canfldian Broadcftsting will feature iwo hour-long TV spct^ storring Juck Jodcb Inter this month. . . , The Kanscma Jahcl has Gigued Al Drmning nnd aides by the Jad, "The Saioti" and "Heartbreak Hill" are dun soon. . . . John Lobuono, writer with Beasfey Smith of the Rrolhera Four "Land of ihe Midntgh: Sun," Js out on e promo lour of ihc Midwest, . , . Troubadour Productions has listed l number af forJheominE concert dates, Dave Hmhecb is whed- ulcd Cor a Donnely Memorial Theater show in Boston October 19, »od Slan Krsitcni will headlino al a concert b Town Hall here Oclober 23, , . , The Talbot Epo<her« of Bermuda will give a series of performances at the StrollcTj Club here Scp- lember 24 Ihrcogh Oclober 4, The group « Bl?o playing u raft of privale clubs throughout the Metropolitan urea through December 2.

Teen Beat, □ Piltshurgh publication pubjklied ond edited by Pete Taittbetlial, is covering the record scene in that area. The sheet is given away iree at SMpermarkcte and record hops nnd can be bought on subscription. The paper calera to teens, mitcb, end is supported by disk advertising. U also works doscly with local deejays. It also projects a Top 50 of the ntontfi.

JACK MAUER

Boston Nat Klog Cole reportedly has signed for SlOOjQOO lor

four weeks at music lent theaters, including the Carousel here, He is on stage nearly two hours, sines nboui 50 wings—popular, blues, spinluafs and Westerns. Colo is supponed by to boys and girii ifl n choral group known as the Merry Young Souls. .,. If Tcusy Mart 11 is being paid what is said lo his asking price, hell draw down 512,500 for bi* week at Monlicclfo, Framing- hnin. Septan her 20.

The KInplMi Trio barely nosed out Johnny MatLts fur the biggest business at the Salifibury Beach Frolics,,,, Tlic big Frolics nitery paid Out more than 5175,000 for lalcnt this season, which closed September 2 with Paai Page, according to manager Denny Mulcahy. ... PattTs husband. Charles O'Cunao. who helped direct the El*b Presley film, "Girls, Girls, Girls," says Ihe fans don't care Ebout the pkt, just want to hesr Presley sing.

Arthur Godfrey will bring a complete siagtshciw to Blili- st rub's ViliagQ Septcmbtr 29 for eight niEhls. It's rumored bo may hclog ius horse. . . . Hildegarde .has been signed for Iho Stadcf Terrace Room for iwo weckj In December, , . , The Music Hall, farracriy the Metropolitan Theater, will ndd livo talent tu its movie shows starting nexl week. A line of 14 girl dnnccre and lour chorus boys vill pexforra wirfi iwh> resident aingeri and visiting stars. DenLc Dartel will he tie firaL

CAMERON DE^VAR

Hollywood Frank Sluittin Jr- is not scheduled to sing on records in fha

foreseeable future, at least his father'a Reprise label does not plao to featura the lad as of cow. Reason: Dad tvania him to conccntrote on bis school work and forego the music business for awhile. He is Khcdulcd to do a TV walk-on, and has done some arranginfi Cfirlrer this summer on a Reprise single, but beyond that, pop says bookdarcin' Cornet first.

liberty enles jnonoger, Don Bohaaao, Is nddiog 10 more LP'a to Ihe label's fatl program, and is extrndiog the sdrt driVfr to October 15. Peymenlt era lo oaedhfrd LostJLllinenfs, lunnlag from Novcrtibcr 10 Ihrouflb January 30. ... KJugtio* TJiu,

SEPTEMBER 22, BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 17 Martla Denny anil' Keely Smith wJU share the concert bill her? at the Shime Audilorium Scpfcmbec 22.

Jim Agolxfe, bf Pamela Records, produced the "Gorilla Hunt" master xmd Mild it lo Ihe, Oore label. It fealurei iho Alfcca, a Hollywood Jeeo group..., Chicago's Mosicupra, Tnc, will handle the Elektra labc1? according to terms of a contract Bigncd with the tabefi president. Joe HoJucbd. . . , Nelson Riddle will pen the score for Pamnounl's "Puris When It 5iz- tlesi" Riddle had done (he score For "Lolila.'1 LER ZHTTO

Philadelphia Jot Mflrtlfl back on the bandsiand fil iht Shftraion Hotel's

Cafe Carcmr with the leoptning of Ihc room. . , > Do-RcMe Trio relumed to the Embers Lounge aciosa the river al Peon- saukftn, K. J.... EJ Cofiar, intkpctideDi record promotion mm, has joined the sales staff of Spike'i Trophies, local trophy and ptaquc dealer, . , Pcp'j Musical Bar back ia the swira as the town's mnjor jazz room with Count Basle for the opeofng day and following wilh Clartcj Mbtew. , . . Peter, Pnol and Mary set for a November 9 concert date at Town Hull wilh Daa Rosra promoter. MAUR1E H. ORODENKER

Chicago Uagh Delias, Midwest sales manager of Grand Award and

Command, is ja town /ran Detroit lo prOTholo four new Com- mand albums wilh radio rtalloua and dealcra. , . . Locnl lad OidcIc Lynn sigoe/I e perscnal management conLract with Chi- cagO prodticex Jack Baribd. Lynn's first release on Barthel'e Oicny Lane Records is **111 Never Learn" and "Only by Your Side." He ia now on » momotion tour heading toward Rich- raond, Memphis, Nashville, St. Louis, Detroit, Minneapolis end MDwaukcc.

Italian tenor Don Caihil recently recorded b icsslon at Universal Recording studios for Dccora-Anmhora and opens this week o( a new Chicago dub. AnnaodoY. Hell work as a duo with guttarlst Rfmo Blondl.,.« Playboy Club here glarls b new Infcnt Jinc-up on September 20 consisting of Clmn Hajwood, Bobby Snrgent, Sir Richaid Drake, [be P«my Apollnar Trio, Doris Lec, Cawy îndcrsoo, Kihl Paige and Fnmk Rand.

The Oscar Ptlcrsoa Trio is current at the Locdoo Houte and will be followed by the Gene Kropa Ouirtel featuring Charlie Veotura on October 9 for a thrceîveefe Hint, Ray Steveaa is on a p^, swing dial h taking him from Ac East Coast through the Midwest and on to the West Coast. The "Ahab the Arab" mao iclums lo Nnshvillc Seplcmbcr 23.

Noshville Chtl Atfalns, Floyd Ornme* and Jim Roctps and Ihe Dloe

Boys are back from a succciaful tour of Soutit America. Reeves was ia for only 24 hours before leaving roc a tour which will pnd with a two-week engagcmCTil al the Mini Club, La:S Vegas. . . . Sketlc* Davis topped bee successful self with a smash per- iormance at the Coliseum, Houston, recently, where her current RCA Victor etching, "Something Precious," is No. 1 ou pop and country charts.

Red Fnlcy cue two scssiona for Dccca at the Bradley Studio here last week. Owco Bradley directed the sessions, . . . Patsy CHue bad recent Dccca sessions here, as did Goldle HUI, Rub Bcckham, Roy Drusky, Billy Cremnier and Jimmy Martin. . . . Caaadinn thrush Pat llecvey Jebuts on RCA Victor wilh her first release for ihe label. "Mr. Hcartnchc" b/w "First Thing Tomorrow." Masters hy Pat were purchased for RCA Victor by Chet Atkins, who heard the samples via Ralph llnrdlog, of BMI of Caoadu,

New RCA Victor albums gctlrng much locul response are "Meet Junmy Elledfie"; "I Remember Hank. Wi|lian»S," by Floyd Craratr, and "Twelve Sides of Loudcrrnilk," John D. Lond«r- miCt, Also gelling good response is a new Camdcu sicfgle by Ijwlott WiDlajus, "Mama Pinch a Penny," c/w "Carpel Bagger." William penned both aidej. . . . Rex ADen va» nt the RCA Victor Studios hero last week for Mercury waxlngs, elong with Qyde McPhtrttcr, and Jerry Kmnrdy and Ton end Jerry record for the Jab«l this week, . . .Samny Salvn ami Kik len&m btb utadded for Hickory sessions nt RCA Victor this week,

WSM RedfoT Trudy Stnoipee reports that bigger ptans than ever are getting under wqv for Ihc slalioa'a Upcoming Country Music Fcoival so he held here November 9-10. . . . Jlra Reeves flinnails from Johancicsbnrg, South Africa, that he has been pre- wnccd three gold records on bis South African loot for "Hell Have to Go," "Adioa. AmJgo" and ihc RCA Victor LP, 4'Soiigs to Warm the Heart."

Louis Burklry was home in Cuthric, Ky., last week after recent surgery In Nashville. He hopes lo return to bis Nasbvilks record interests this week- . .. Jim Denny is back at his Ocdor- wood Publishing Company ond Jim Denny Artist Bureau offices after recent BUrjieiy. PAT TWITTV

Pittsburgh The Music Guild o£ Pittsburgh, headed by Foy Olmsted,

launches its eighth season October 4 vdth Victor Borje aa tho aiti&ction. Other record names who will appear for Ibc Ouih! in, cjfhcr Soldiers Hnd Sailors Memarial Hall, Syria Mosque or Mt Lebanon Auditorium during the Reason include Tho Schipa, the Mod on Jazz Quartet, Fred Wurinp, Mscha EJxnan and Jo«o flurbl,

Cee Cee Joy, local sonBstrcss, formerly under contract to Columbia, hna signed & long-lenn contract with Warner Bras. Records. Miss Joy Is now a sophomore in the New York University School of Music, , . . Al Merllno is ihe currcnl Hob- day House BtlraclioD, to be followed by Bobhy RyddL

Cl&ria Lynnt opened Tim Tormcy's new Zanzibar fformer- 1v thd Com) cn Liberty Avenue on September 3, and was followed ihcrc for WO weeki by the CouIodir and Aretha FnmltUo. LEONARD MENDIOWITZ

BETTER LATE

HARM Gives

Golf Awards PHILADELPHIA — Tropblct

have been sent to winners or tbo golf loumamcut spoo^red by the National AMociation of Record Merchandisers (NARM) at Ha Miami convention last April.

It had. first been planned lo di*- tribulc the Irophics at last weck'a NARM mid-year meeting In Chi- cago, but this idea was amended Id vSew of Iho association's staled policy of Tjusineas only" at lh« meenngj, Endo Corsctti, of Warn- bach Distributors, Harrisburg, announced the awards.

Tbey went to; Class A low neh Hob Thompson, Columbia Recordi, winner; Bui Trisitr, Pickwick In- tfiroallorul, runner-up. Claw A low groBs: a first-place tic between CorseUt and Trislcr. Claw B, low net: Red Schwartz, Vce Jay Rec- ords. Schwartz also WOO low grow Jo Qass B.

Schwartz, well known In the industry as an athletic type, later regaled onlookers at a Miami Twin parlor with bb antics of breaking info Ihe act oo the floor at the June convention of ARMADA.

Mt. Vernon Gets

Oldtime Catalog MOUNT VERNON, N. Y.—

Mount Varnou Music here hus acquired the catalog of iha Jong de- funct MusiCraft label. The Uusf- craft line, which n'M originally on Ihe market in ihc late 1940's, contains a number of colkdor's iieras by Artie Sliaw, Mel Tonne and the McUCDiM, Phil Brito and Olheri.

TLc Mount Vcraoa firm ia the result of the purchase of the former Treasure Records plant and masters, earlier .this summer by a group coDBlstuiB of Joha Seven no, prcridcat; Paul. IlverC, vice-president; Lou Caponc, natkraal sales chief, and Sam Klein, field sales manngcr. Capone and Klein were formerly with Jcmc ScUct'b Raxuel Trading Company.

The Treasure and Muric raft mnlerial will be released along with new items On MVM, Fortuna ami Goosey Gander labels, AIL are budcet lines and the last-nomed ia in the kiddie field.

Balk, Micahnik Bring Back Twirl

DETROIT — Harry Balk and Irving MfcBluilk are reactivating the Twirl label. The polr, involved In independciit production of Itta with ertists such as Del Shannon, Johnny and the Hurrlcznci and tha Drcara Girf$. arc splitting the executive cfaoxes at the diskcry. BaJk will handle a^r.t while Mxcahoilc will be in charge of sales and promotion.

Tbcir firal dales fealure the Young Sisters Binging "Casanova Crown," ami pQlti Jerome performing "Lonely Litdc Mansion," Tbo firm also has completed negotia- tions for a building bcrc that will cooUio a recording studio and executive office space.

Hollywood NARA5 Admits New Wembers

irOLLYWOOD — Tbe National Academy of Recording Ares and Sciences, Los Angeles Chapter, hat admlitcd the fonawinc to jts membership rank; Cormic Stevens, Rory Guy. Chaiks SagJc. Ward Ktnney ano Frank Capp. These mcmbfits bavo been accepted in the activa or voting oljissificflijon, Olhcn john Ing as associate members foon- vobng) Include Fred Martin, Mik# Maillund nnd Howard Fox.

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MUSIC WEEK NEWS REPORT

British Decca Deal Granting Label Credit

Seen as Breakthrough for Indie Producers

By DON WEDGE LONDON—For the Grit time

Brlliah Decca has pvcn a iuLL label credit to a Britiih Jadepcnd- cni producer. In an unusual deal with Bunny Lewis, Dccca will Issue on lls main label all masters obtained from Lewis' new Gnn, Rjtz Records. Under a acpatafc dtfll, Riiz will become ho Amcii- oan label dlslribulcd by Dccca's American subsidiary, London Rec- ords Inc.

Most unusual aspect h that Buncy Lewis will bg able to offer ftliraclive Icrms to other praducers to supply xnoteriQl far release in the Ritz scries. He inlends to negotiate with American independents for product. He haa already set deals with Denis Prestonk

ARGENTINA

Brazil Disk Croup

la Buenos Aires By RUBEN MACHADO Livaffe J783, Buenos Aim

A Brazilinn delegation, eoraposod of Henri Jess&n of Brazilian Odcon; Alberto Pitigllanb mesldent of the Braziliftn Record Coxnpony (Pfail- ijni, and tost ScatMi^ president of R-OjE., was in Argcmiofl. for a few hovus. That delegation was met by Rieorda Taatilril vlec-prraidcnl of the Argcnlino Society of Aulbora and CompDsefs (SADAIQ), and members of that irsfitutioo. They begen negotialions for on agreement to renew tho recording of worfcs by Argentine outhore fn Brazil, intcnuptcd for a long lime,

VIsJtora Gerard De La Chopelle, inter-

nal ioual reprcsratotiyo of ASCAP, was ia Buenos Aires where ho was met hy Argentine publishers and Ihc SAD Alt dfrccfors. . , . There fa much Bncicipatfoa for tho series of concerts (bat the Modem Jazz Qoarift will perfcinn- They will open September 20 at the Teafro Opera.

Soyeral European records released here nrc: "Anuune y bc- samc," writloa by Adrlano Okfi- tanf, published by Ettomi; "Espe- ranza'" and "II capello," published by Korn; "Smi iontsQa da me," from Del Prete, published by Fortial mo, and "Lb regazza col maglionc," "Danieta," "Ud preml- rr nmour" (Euxcivision 1962 prize) and "Ecaalo.'' published by Fcr- Diata.

Britain's most prolific Independent producer—most of whose oidput, however, is in tha jozz field. Two records arc involved at this stage —a pop single by Oeny Reno ami nn iDStruraental by Archie 5einple which has nlrcody been issued In the U. S- on Kapp.

Lewis is a man of many parts. His early music career was in publishing, but he became head of L>ecca'5 ciploltatloa uotil 1555, when ho sec up hn arrfata' man- ageracnt lirm. Since then he has branched out into publishing, his maio interest being Ibc Tin Pan Alley firoup wllh Fred Jackson, aongwrilirg and Independent production. With these activities, he has his own promotion services which will be el the disposal of Ritz Records.

Breaking Ground Lewis feels thai hla new Dccca

deal mnrks. a breakthrough for Independent production in Britaio. Prcslon has had his Lrmsdowne Jazz series Issued by EMT-Cdum- bia with logo credit, but the Ritz label is the Gr^l pop product to gel this.

It has, ho points out, all the merits of an independent produclion but the very things that are hard for a smaller firm to do—maiui- facture and diiddbutc—are taken care of. Whai is more, as Rilz is being issued on the Decca label, there Is no problem of dlslribotor and denier opposiiion to yet another new line,

Long Planned Tho ikld has been in the works

for many monlhs. It was ioitially set up with Decca group chainniui Sir Edward Lewis—do relation—

ARC Distributes

Choreo & Tartan By GEORGE HILDER

IR Toduum Ave. Kenslnglon, Sidney N-S.TV.

A. W. T. Smith, A.R.C/s man- aging director, orrived back this week from an otcosive look at the record business in America and Canada. He ndvised that rcnogotl- atlons wllh major labels currently nnrfpr tho A.R.C, banner were succesriully concluded and promising new labels deals were under discussion. The Spanish label His- pavox was secured (first alburn Is scheduled lor early Australian re- leiiGc) and it is expected that other

labels will soon be moving into Ihc A.R.C catalog,

Scniih, discussing the cojnpany's iramedidtc pinna, slated that Epic mnterial, currently flhowing such afrength and released here or* the C.B.S. Coronet label, would hcncc- fonh be given local label identifi- enrion.

He also said that A.JLC. wna now going into the focal recording markei with slrenglh and had recording schedules planned well ahead. The current success of "A Moi Dc Payer," he said, was par- licularly pleasing.

A. & r. producer S*«b Liback, also Just beck from U.S.A.. has comnienced nuditionmg and is reported to havo found sevtral artists. He is already preparing malcrial for theni to record and hopes to have the first smglg ready for release early in Oclnber.

Troda News Viking Records of New Zealand

closed the Sydney office and now cootfucta «|| business from the Wellington, New Zealand, office. Distributors have been appointed in all States of Australia and ore hacdUng all labels under the control of Viking, New labels acquired by this company LncJudo Choreo nnd the TottHn Records of Canoiio.

A. P. Sykcs fty,, Ltd., distriburor in iho State of Victoria for the Fes- tival group of labels, have stepped Up their public relations division wjih the appointment of Bob Mc- Kean.

The Castle Music title, "We're Gonna Go Fisbin1," has two versions now on the market. Local hoy Johnny Coles has his out on Columbia, while the original by Honft Locldln h on R.CA, Castle Is also promoting tides from the fJIni "Play It Cuol" openlno here October 5.

Bob Rogers, lha Sydney disk jockey who recently resigned hia posliion with Radio 2UH, Is to have hi» own hour TV show with

and Carried ihrough with the firm's pop ru&r. chief Dick Rowe and Lee Harlslone of London Records in tho United States.

Many of the musical artists rep- reseuted by Bunny Lewis' agency and managed bv him are expected to turn op on the Ritz series. First release, a cover of "Venus 111 Bloc Jeans" on Sept ember 14, was by Key Adams, male member of the Avons trio which Lewis tnaaages and which is currenUy vmder contract lo EMl-Columbin. The Mud- larks. who have been with Colum- bia for four years, ore slated for no October Rilz release,

ft was expected that ihc keystone of the deal would be Cratg Douglas, Lewis' most successful singing talent who has been record log for EMI (for Top Rank until that label was closed down this spring and subsequcnlly on HMV), but Lewis says this will not necessarily be so. For Borne lime he has been discussing an American contract for Douglas nnd if this matures it will obviously exclude Ritz releases by him.

HUSH HUSH STUFF

Philips Gets RCA Studio

In Madrid as Major Step By RAUL MATAS

MADRID—Pliilipa Records has acquired lha RCA studio nnd prcsa- ing facilities here in a move to increase its imporlaace in Spain. Negoliations have been lop secret, but it ia helievccf the terras wij] say RCA will continue lo use the set-up for the preseur, and Philips will take over Ihe large installalion on

TON, Sydney. His present conlrad with 2UE ends In abom w* weeks. However, his connact with TON allows him |r» continue hi* disk Jockey shows on radio, Rogers said thai ihe TV show would have a general appeal and would - not be aimed particularly al tcen-agera. , , . Nnnie Pa rain or, English Co- lumbia a.&r. munager with Ihc HM.I. group, a to lour Auslralin as musical director for Ihe Helen Siiaplro show due to open in Syd- ney Ociobcr 12.

"The Sound of Music,".which has had a successful IS-mootli run in Melbourne, is duo to open in Sydney al ibe Tivoll Theaicr late Sepicmber. The EJriJ. production of the locally produced album hy Rnn VPDIs, slarring the Australian soprano June Bronhffl, has been aclling over the past eight raonchj equal lo any overseas album.

With .Philips taking over ihc Mercury catalog from Radio Cor- Eoration October 27, It has now cen announced by Radio Corpo-

ra lion ihe release of a new label Gallcnn Del Corao cF Italy scheduled to hit Ihc ranrket September 6,

Radio 2UE ia the first city Ela- tion In Sydney to present a regular onc-houf counliy and western ladio prograni, Conducting (hp show is slaff announcer Gooff Mnrahnll. , . , Festival Is rush releasing ibe American Dccca version Of the chart item 'Till Death Do Uj Part" by Biib Braun, "At the moment the disk is receiving extensive air play via Irapoc'c aides.

£M.L has made aoolhcr single deal. Hit? time wilh the Mcoogram label, Ihn number "Let's Dance" by Chris Monfez for release on London. Also, from Ihc Swedish Metronome company. Bod Fabric's "Alley Cat" was rush rclcflscd Sep- tember 13 on local Columbia.

Sweden next November. They will stay in thai country for the whole monih. . , . Palcito Records also discovered a new instrumcnlnl group called The TIplops. Theif first recordings axe "Ducks" end T-U1C Snfly." ... The No. 1 hit in Italy: "Quacdo calicota e| ftol" seems to have a big chance here too. A new recording has been added to the already long list by Digno Cor da.

Will Tujh, who is bavijig a big success with "Hey, hey" nnd "Lang was dc dag." Is by far the most popular Flemish artist at this moment. All through September, No- vember and most of December he will be on (he road, giving public performances every evening. That ia why he is urnible (o participate, as most of ihc olhcr outatandlng Flccaish artisla ace doing, al the TV program "Cansonissimn" With this program, Flemish TV is hoping to rind the Pfemisb song that will de- fend Belgium at the nextEurovision Soug Festival next year. All the songs lo be presented are newcom- eis and rone of thcra have yet been recorded.

Anothei" record that will be amuog (he Top 10 In the next few weeks is AnntVo Cronfoh's "Bran- dend zand." This record, coming from Holland, is fha Dulch Irans- InUoa of the German "Hcisscr Sand," by Minn, which figured for a long lime on the first place of the Germon hit parade.

AWison Record

Off & Winging By JAN TORFS

StulvenbergiTUirl, 37.MecheIcil Dig Brown's newest single. "Hey

Ba Ba Rebop" in Madison ntyle, eot ft big start. The record is enjoying a. very important radio nnd TV promofioii nnd Polcite is the label of arigln.

The Conslns will again tour hi

EMI Buys Major

Stake in Theater By DON WEDGE

News Edflor, New Musical Eiq>r«5 la a revolutionary move, Elcclric

and Musical Induslrlcs—Nvhoss disk interests arc the biggeat La the world—hiis bought b major stake in a London theater, tho Princess. ,, , It will be used for staging niu- ric&la (os often in [he past ,,. currently It houses "Gmdemcn Prefer Blondes") with the first being "How to Succeed in Business , , due (o open March 28. EMI has a 50 per cent intorcst in a company which has bought the theater for a repoifed $980,000 and will present lluf show (ihc o(her half is owned by property magnate Charles Clore).

The pBitncrship will present Broadway shows In London and possibly British shows in. the U. S, Capitol, EMl's big Amc-ricao subsidiary, has had many important slakes in the legit musicul show field, but this is EMFs firsl thcaler participaiicra here.

Several firms have had Interests in shows tied In with London cast album rights, but it is the first lime a disk manufacturer bns cotcrrf the legit field bo deeply. "How ia Sue- cccdV Broadway cast LP went to RCA Vicior-EMJ's main competi- tor itt world dlffc market.

Because of Mi objections to any kind of gift trading. L. Robinson—

Airport Highway, only a few ntilei from here, in the naar futurs.

Philips has also completed Cega- liations with Sicmaos in Germany and will handle Polydoc, Coral and Brunswick and DGG labels In Spain, Julio Sampedro will con- tinuo 09 general rnaaager wilh Jo3« Mnria Qucro and Ricardo P. dd 1q Torre continuing as a Jcr. execa.

Philips will also increase promo- lion and distribudon of Mercury and nffUiatcd lebcla, and ha jazz lilies acquired through the Inter- disc organization. These include such American jftsz independents as Blue Noic, Riverside and Con- tcmporary-

n founder and president of tho Grarnophone Record Helitilcrs' As- sociation — has resigned over GRRA Bupport for Pye Records' scheme which offers a saving of 36 ccnls on ihe retail pricfe of its $2.92 Golden Guinea LP line lo consurnera holding lokcna distrlb- uicd by a chocolate firm (BMW, September 15), Dealers opposing ilio scheme have becoms more vocal, but otbrrs have bought spaca In consuroer media seeking custom- era for Ihe tokens' redemption.

Trade Talk In the High Court, September 5,

Acker Bilk secured a 14-day In- junction resirainiag Central Record Dlstributota and one of the firm's dircclore, Doug Dcihdl, from selling or dlstributiog certain of tha Bilk band's disks waxed in 1957, Bilk's coumri said lhat at (he timo it was agreed thai not more than 99 records should be pressed with- ont consent.

"Venus In Bine Jeans" ia the center of » tbrec-veraioQ battle. EMI obtained the Jimmy Clanlon disk from Ace for Issue on Stotc- aide,1 Decca issued Ibe song waxed by Londoner Ray Adnois for Bun- ny Lewis' new Ritz aeries and Pye recorded JWaih JVyntcr with tha number.

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spent a week in London for talks with Decca nnd the label's Euro- pean repreBcnUitives. . . . Warner Bros. Records head Mike Maltland was also in. With Interoationiil chiel Bobby Wtlss, he was having talks with Dccca and EMI cxcca before the Warner labcl'a European distributor meeting in Amsterdam. Pye gcncrnl rnnnager Loulv Bcn- jamln was leaving for New York Sepicmber 13 On a planned two- week visit . . . loycfl White, of EMI Records' educational division, has been transferred lo the firm's Italian associate, La Vocc del Padrone, Milan. . . . Pye's Nor- wegfan iin^z Ray Adams waa in London cutting sides for Laurie Records, which had some U. S. success wUh Adanis' "Violetla."

Record Diolness In deals with American Inde-

pendents, British Decca Rficured dlslribulion rigbts for three current U, S, chart entrants for release last week on hs London label—Booker T.: "Green Onions" (from Stax); Chri? Montcr. "Let's Dsrace" (Monogram), and Bobby Pkkrtt; "Monster Mash" (Garpax),

Major classical issue on Dccca waa an nlbum by the Moscow Chamber OrehEafra, conducted by Rudolf Bar*ha!—the first tlraa tha orchesira had bocn fecordcd by a British company. Unusual for Philips Records hero to mnkc a U. S. master putchaae, ExcepUon last week was the Vletnr Feldman Quartet's "Tasio of Honey'1 from Infinity. It compeJcs with Martin DeaBj'n version on Liberty Isaued by BKH,

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SCSC1NC THE CLUES Brook Beniott. Mercury SR 60740i MG 20740 (M)— Benion's current (ingle hii is the lead licm on thli powcrhousii LP. Tho la<J "Lie to Me" in strong faahioo aod comes through wiik li other lopflight per- fonninces, many of which have a touch of the blue# mixed with a touch of the country- Suiogs. vocal chorus and oêr special iastrumcntal effects cruivcn the ballad album which contains such polent material as "Chains o£ Love." "Valky of Teara." nnd "Got Ycu on My Mind." Two big on« for Brook, "ScnJ for Me" and "Looking Back," are also included-

JILL DEATH DO US PART Boh Bran m Decat BL 74339—The fcchQlloo Eingle by Bob Braun, 'Till Death Do Us Part." has been on and off the charts for mooths and here's that bit side with a number of sincere new per form nnces. ihrcc of which pre in the snrne talk vein. Ooo ol Ihcse is a reprise of "Why 1 Love Yoo." once done by Franklin McCormicfc with Wayne King's ort ia an earlier day of radio. AJao there w "Our Anniversary of Love," another effective talk ilcm and some deliehlfol, chanting trncks against good teco- stylcd ork backings. Set can grab much pluy.

THE BEST OF SAM COOKE RCA Victor LPM 2625 (M); LSP 2625 (S)—This cauld be * smasheroo for Sam Gooke, because each of the tracks rcprescnLi a Eceidmatc hit in the singer's catalog. The material goc? right back to his fint big record (on an indie fabel), "You Send Me," and also includes "For Scnli- raeafo! Reasons." "Chain Gang," "Havin" a Party," 'Twist- in* the Night Away," and ol hers. The album Is being pushed as a September .special by Viclor ond it should do big business.

I«Z COUNTRY MEETS THE BLUES

Rnmsey Lewfa Trto, Argo LP 701—Ramsey has a set here that should get him considerable pop as well as jnzz recognition. The album Is a tasteful potpourri of counlry, blues and slandard tunea that arc done with ork, strings nod voices. Lems" piano Ji featured and ihc scl is nicely paced In ballad and medium icmpo swing. •*Your CbeDtin' Heart," "High Noon" and "Bluehcny Hill" arc outstanding tracks.

TH ATS WHERE ITS AT Slanley Torrentln. Bine Note 409S—Turrcntinc continues to grow as a cotnmcrciolly appealing jaza: artist.TTie tenor sax star is accompanicil on this album by Les McCann, a top seller on Ihc Pacific Jazz label, and, as a (enm. the two score with acme swinging tracks. The album has the strong blue feeling which should gel it sntes In r^b. as well as jazz circles. The. bard-hitting rhythm section is

- also a decided asset. "Smile, Stacey" and "Well Soc YnwTI After While, Ya Hcah" are two of tho better tracts.

HEY THERE The Thrre Sounds Blue Note 4102—The Three Sounds have another album here thai continues their string of effective, solid seliing piano trio gels, Ococ Harris is again the Boloisl ond unifying iostrummtallst on pinno and he gels top work from Bill Dowdy, drums, and Andrew Simp- kins. bass. The net ha* Ibnt blu«y fc-cl with & beat thnt hns been Ihc group's rra«!cinjrfc since its inception. Material la nicely paced. "You Aro My Sunshine," "Slompin' at the Savoy," "Street of Dreams" and "Noihin1 But the Blue*" are lops.

Clasticai THE HEIFETZ-PIATIGORSKY CONCERTS (Ml')

.Various Artfris. RCA Victor U> W9—Thh three LP set, handsomely boxed In heavy book cover-like board, b a most dhtinguigbed package. I? fenlureg tin illusteiouj group of performers with Jascha Heifelz, Cregor Pialigonky, William Primrose. Leonaxd Pctmario and olhcr selected and ftccomplishcd guests playing the Mozart "Quintet ia O Major": Mendelssohn "Octet in E Fla? Major"; the Schubert "Quintet ia C Major"; lha Brahms "Sextet in G Major" a rut Ihc Franck "Piano Quintet in F Minor." Hie music is brillianlly pcrrormcd »nd lha three-LP package should be a collect Or's item.

SCHUBERT; SONG OF GREEK .AVTIQUTTY; SONGS OF FRANZ LISZT

Dietrich FfachfT-DkskBU. Deutsche CraoiiaopliDa UM 18 715 (Ml, LPM 18 793 (M); SLPM I3B 715 (Sj, SLPM 138 793 (Sj—Two stellar licdcr attractioni here by one of ihc more edebrakd basc+cuitoncs on the current sceoe. Fischcr-Dicskau has frequcatly been heard ia full length and excerpt opera productioDa, and here he ahowi his ability with the licdcr song, regarded as the true tfr»t of fl singer's art. As in earlier recitals de-voted to the works of Schubert, Schumann, Brahma and Debussy, among others, the singer here demonstrala his full command of ihc mntcrinl, In both wlj ho Is accompanied eloquently by Joig Dcmus at Ihc pjono. Both acts constitute ftulid merchandise for fall caiafog outlets.

WAGNER: DIE WALKURE <S-12") Various Artista. RCA Victor LD 6706—An elegant addition to Victor's red senl Soria Series. Few arc the full- length versions of this lengthy member of Wagner's "Ring" cycle of opera?, most disk firms prcrcrring to offer n two- LP packugo of excerpts. However, the label bus gone all the way here, with Lhia elaborate fivc-LP productiau, featuring such standout carn« as BirgU Nilswn, Rita" Gorr, Jon Vickcrs, George London and Gre Drouwcnslijn. In- cluded is an eQually elaborate 74-paee book, full of fas- chiaxlog ten and pictures on Wagner in gcner:tl and "Wil- kuxc" in particular.

BERLIOZ; ROMEO AND JUI-IET <212") B«lcm Symphony OreiiesUa (Munch); Various Artbts. RCA Victor LD 6098—One of the less celebrated works from the Berlioz calnlog. the niualcal recitation of Shake* iptfirc's romantic tragedy represents, nonetheless one of the notablo ianoYHtions of his career. Not □□ opera, it does, however, require voices and employs a meno, tenor and bass for purposes of sung narration and MttinB the mood. It's B rcroartahle cxpcrimcot, rich in mond BndxcKlure, ss pciformed by ihc Boston Symphony. Accompanying the Iwd-LP set is b haodsotnc hooklcr of program notes and script and including priota of the characlcra. which arc posted in. Cover, too, has a delightful medieval painting, pasted in pace.

BARTOKi SIX STRaCIIQUARTETTE (Ml") Ungariarifcwi SlrdchouirfBtle. Deutsche Granunophoa SLPM 538 65i>.52 (i>—A truly distinguished packaged for Ihe serious-masic trade. The si* string quartets are, in effect. n"prorilc" of Bartoks musical ereBlivily, 1908-1939. pCtfonnancca by the Hangariut Quartet are impeccable, even though some portiaas of the Bartok cycle (particularly iht Third Quartet) art among tho niosl diflkult in chamber works. Recording Is splctidid, with beautiful aicrco blnnce <ind no-nolsc prcsrtogs. Liner nores ace in Qcrman, English and French, wiih an extensive analysis in booklet forra (in English) by John S. Wiasmann as a bonus,

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HEY THERE—-Ibo TTUM Sovndj (Hlin Nc4i 4102) Tou Ar« >1j SumliiDe'* COITNTHT MEETS THE BUUES—Rorwcr U-H Tfln (Atfo EP 71) U "Blueberry HlU"' (Cheppell. ASCAP) f2H5j THATX WHFflE rt S AT—Sianley Turrov- ' Him (Bluo Note "SreSk, Siaetj"

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**** WALTZING aTRCSCS StAvfl. Bhnrtkte RLF 1WJ (MX RIP 97J12 (S)—FUiB lUbi woit la IcAluicd on Ihfo album of bid (Bvofitca, Tbo ie< oOnlllnl VWe w>r Ihe' mou helaiffl bf waltz raiafc of rcatntyrflj plmycd ia wida, linH iiyla by Uic ZnlÛbtnlae Slrloai. "1 lure. You Truly." "Ill Be Wilt, VDU b\ Applo Ulmtam Time." "Kemenibnr'* And "Alwaya" ocd » few of ilio coauilgla-fDJed mclDfliel.

**** SENTIMENTAL JDUHNCY Loolebkj SirtPU Mi V«k«, PbUb^ PHM MMrt (MX PfM 6»-0>7 (SI—to*«l/ lOMUMlc ontiki tor I Tie moat part Tifro. TTio accBBt la on tho Imb baund of xtrfnfi and ■ ul^ce md tbo rcpcaoiia li l^tiod Id nil ■ nmUUlo n-X? In Hf inJad* ot many llu«n- tr$, Tho ftneflal ooruliu raoatly of hillsdi mrH iforrd onll la Ihc jfDlflcn sra of tfa» IK« harub, K.n anv«-n'a "Arnilinenul Jour- imy," Bcnar Coodman'i "Qoo-JbTe," Gtcnn Groy'e "Smotn Rioti." tjid Oliao Mijlct'i "Moonllglil Serenede" iub hU typlMl eum- pfci of Uic iMleful nujlc. *** k IMC THESE DANCES Tfc- Tornado*. MafMry MB 2077! (Mir PR 4*715 1 ?>—TTwm'*» be*™ othtr mo Ilka ihta, but in lu rtoat. tho Tomadoi' anhur- Pbrnba ■•ikra ot ' ihe moil popular recant Otocti. niei hUh- Tho troup boi ■ brlibU loo-lcmlng connd. and they

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As a whole the deejays slaved pretty much with estahlishcd talent, and few of the winners were surprises. The somewhat unexpected feature of the entire poll was emergence of Mr, Acker Bilk as the No. ] man with jocks as "Favorite** and the "Most Played" solo Instrumentalist. Last year Bilk didn't finish in the Top Ten In any calegory. This year his record of "Stranger on the Shore" finished first In the "Favorite" Inrimmental Single category.

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The Four Freshmen won the "Fa- vorite" vocal groups poll again, and Ihc Kingston Trio again won "Most Played," Dave Bmbeck repeated as "Favorite" instrumental group, while the Bill Black Combo again received the "Most Played" mstrumental group nod.

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Ray Charles, who had one -of the hottest singles of 1962 with "f Can"! Stop Loving You," was. easily the winner of the "Favorite" vocal single with that disk and won Ihc "Favorite" vocal album polt whh "Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music." from which the single was taken.

A new international star appeared on the horizon this year: Emilco Peri- coli. He was voted "Favorite" international artisi by the disk jockeys: his record of "AI Di La" was named "Most Played" record of foreign origin, and the song "AI Di La" was voted the "Favorile" lune of foreign origin. The "Most Played*' international disk category is a new one for the BMW poll.

A number of young new artists came lo the fore In the "Most Promising^ categories. Bobby VJnton was "Most Promising" male vocalist; Shelley Fabarcs, female. King Curtis took top position in the "most promising" instrumental group poll (with Mr. Acker Bilk second), and Peter, Paul & Mary swept the vocal group division. Pian- ist Peter Nero won as "Most Promis- ing" solo insirumentalist, while Kenny Ball snagged the band vote. Brother Dave Gardner's LP "Did You Ever?" won ihc "Favorite" comedy record poll.

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10 Ceerne Haharlj Jingi _..(,tlEpic 10 So M«i In Icira, Ray Conntff Colutr.bla

iMlrtimenlals POS. TITLE ft ARTIST lAttt t Tho Slrfpper, Divld Rois MOM 2 'S Con1lnefll4[, Ray Conrilt Calumbia 3 Stranger on Ihe Shere, Acker Bitk At<o 4 Worried Mind, Say Anthony .Capilof 4 Great Bind—Oreaf VoIcoj, Si Zflnlfier &

Johnny Ma«n Singers ...liberty 6 Hfttarll, Hcary Hancinl .RCA Ykfor 7 Ywjrij WorJd, Lewrence Wolk . r., Dal 8 Hooa (Liver, Lewrence Welk Dof 8 lonlght, ferrantc & Jekher UflHed Artists

10 Ihlt Hfippy FBelfng. Bert KaBfnpferl ..,,D«C*

ComBdy PCS.

1 2 3 4

Tim ft ARTIST LABEL Old You Brer, Dave Garrfnor RCA Vktflf Anolber Oay, Another Wnrtd, Janalhan .Wrnlers Verve The BkkeriOftJ, Don Aftcche S Frances La&gford,. .Colombia Mike Hfchols 4 Elaine May tomtne 0«tors........Kercury

FAVORITE INTERNATIONAL SONG

(excluding U. S. tanas)

U. S. PUBLFSHER « POi. TITLE A Wftrwyj.) LICENSIKO AGENT

1 Al t\ Lb, -Nogol-Donlda WWrne^ ASCAP

2 Stranger on Jhe ShurH, Bllk-Youflg ..Melllfi, BH1

3 A Swingln' Safari, Berl Kaerfipfert Roosawtf, fiMI

MOST PLAYED RECORD OF FOREIGN ORIGIN

POS. TITLE ft ARTIST LABEL

1 Af DI it, Emllfo Pericoli ...... Warner Brei.

2 Stranger on Ihe ShofCi Ackor Bilk Alco

3 Midnight to Mnscnw, Kenny 8511 Mpp

3D SPOTIICHT ON RECORD PROGRAMMING

FAVORITE INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS

(etttuding U. S, Afflsts)

LAST THIS TEAR YEAR ARTIST A U. S. lAfl£L

— 1 Emilto pBflcoli, Warnei Bros.

— 2 Acker Bilk, Afro

2 3 Caterfna Y^Bcte, D««; LondOfl

5 4 Ted Heath, Londort;

3 5 Bert Katmfrtert, Detea

4 6 AflAony Kb* ley, lonrion

— 7 Kenny Ball, Kapp

7 B MafiLdxanl, London

— 9 IkomflBlco Medugflo, Free Unce

— 10 Bauble SI* af Paris, Capitol

SEPfEMBER 32, 1963, BJUPOARD MUSIC WEEK

15th ANNUAL RECORD ARTIST POPULARITY POLL

MALE VOCALISTS

FAVORITE

Winner: FRANK SINATRA

L«r THIS fIRSONAL «« YCAR ARTIST t LAUIl ACENCY MAMACtR

1 1 FraftV Sltulra. Cîldl- Reprtiie .Wm, Morris ». .Rank S^nkola

— 2 Rax CharftL Atlantic- AK-Paraewunl Sir aw kf\ Bwrnn

2 3 Nil Sirtg Ccl^ fapilal,.OAC Culoi G^slnl S 4 Vic Damons MwiiS . .Pierre Casalfe

— 5 Elils Prtikr. KA Vktflf.Wm. Mai/Is .. Mm Parker 9 ^ AndY Willlamf, Columbia.GAC .Alan Bcrcird

— 1 Bflb&f &arlr?# Alco- CaplSol .GAC lre« Elauner

5 3 SfBT« Lawrence,. Unlled Ajlish-Cclombra 4G4C Ken Grcengrsis

— 9 BkkA Sflnlw, Mepcuty. .Sftaw Bave ^ 10 «cl| Uii\¥. RCA Vidor.GAC . , . .Sen SuHcf

MOST PLAYED

Winner: FRANK SINATRA

IAST THIS TEAR YEAR ARTIST ft LABEL AGSHCY MANAGER

1 1 Frank Slnaln, Capilol Scpjkc Wm. MorrB ...Hank Samcda

2 2 EIyIj PreilCY, PCA VidflT.Wm. MoJfis .. ,?ain Parker — 3 R4T Charter, Alteollc ,. .Sftaw .tefl Brown

3 4 Nal King Cete, Capilol.. .GAC Carle* Gailel — 5 VIC Dimaflo, Capitol ,. .Wm. Morris . , Pierre C«seHe — 6 Stejre bwreoie, U^lled

ArtisJs-ColumbU ►..,. .CAE Ken Greeng/iss ^ 7 QubbY Checker, Parkway. 5AC Kal Mann S

itenry Coll 9 S Mnnf Hatbls, Columblfl.GAC Heten Hcâ 4 9 Bohhir Akt-

CapHdl t0AC Skl/0 filaunec — 10 Kell 5frdakar RCA VIcler.CAC . Her< Seller

MOST PROMISING

Winner: BOBBY VINTON

LAST THIS PIRSONAl mR TEAR ARTIST ft LABEL AGENCY MANACf*

— 1 Bobby Vlnten, Epic ....OAC Fteyd Ackermaf* 6 2 Jack Jenes, Kapp .... .Wm. Morris , , ,Nkk Sfcvano

— 3 Georgt HahirK Epic.,.Win. MOfrSi ...Mimf Weber — 4 Johany Cranrfwd. Oel-FI.— Gob |r«ne — 5 TMsmy Rob, ABC-

Paramoanl — 3 fi GenU'McOinfels, Lib-rly.Awwi&teiJ . ..ArnoW Milts A««. t 7 Mall M-anre, liberli'..Hercury ArHsti.Don Black

— fl Bobby Bare. RCA Victor. .Clilf Stwe .Cliff Stone — 9 (laudo King, Cnlambia,. THImsn FfanVjJiMmari franks — 9 Emillo Perkoll.

Warner Brcs, , —

FEMALE VOCALISTS

FAVORITE

Yînner; COKHIt FRANCIS LAST THIS PERSONAL YEAR Yf AT: ARTIST & tASEl AGENCY MANAGER:

1 t Connie Fr*ndJ, MGM...GAC ...George Icheck 2 2 Peggy t«. CapElol .. k .Wm. M«ill .,. fim Mines 3 3 Ella Fitineiald, Vorr'e,.— ,,,,,,.,.Norc4n Grant

— 4 Jôia 5omm<r3, Vfarncr Bros OAC —

4 S Dorb Day, Colurabl^ Martin Makher 6 Breada Leer feca...^Wm, M-wris .. ,Dib Albrliteei

— 1 J|ffl| Yupo, llberly ,.Mariifi Machal 9 £ Palfl Page, Meccuif'

Cekmhte OAC Rael TO 9 Sarah Vaugb-an,

M«fCufy^Ro?le3te . _ ... W. Ate«ndB?. .C. 8. Atkins 5 fD EytflB Ccme, United

Aiilsts-Col^mbfa GAC Ken Greengrass 5 10 Ofttab Wajhlnglotj,

Mercury Associated - .Owrge Treadwell

MOST PLAYED

Winner: CONNIE FRANCIS

LA^T THIS flfiSONAL YEAH yEAR ASTTST ft lA«t AGIH-CY MnHflCLR

1 1 Connie Fiand}, MGM , .GAC ....... Georgt SdttcV 2 I Drcnda Lon, Detca r.. .Wm. MwrJs ...Dub Albritfcn 4 J Peggy lee, Capilot Wm. MofnS ...Jin HIms 3 4 Dark Day, Colembli .. MarJia Helcher 7 5 P-Sttl Pipe, Merorry-

Cofumbia GAC Jack Raal 5 6 EIU Rftgarald, Verve, — K'orman Grant 6 7 Eyrfio Genno, Ualfed

ArlisN-Cclumbte GAC .Ken Greengr^s S 5 Olnab W«hing1orr.

Htrttiry AssocUf«3 ... .George Treadwell — 9 Jwnld 5penmen,

Warner Bros. .... GAC —. — 10 Sm Thompwr, Hkfcory. .Hidk Pftnny.. .Kank Penny

MOST PROMISING

Winner; SHtlitY FABARB

IA5T 7HI5 PERSONAL YEAR YEAR ARTIST 4 IA«II ACTNCT MAHACER

— f ihelley Fafww. Warner Bros. Wm. Morris ...—

— 2 Kellr Leilw. Era ..r..Wm, Morris ...Hanis Ashbotn 9 3 Soo Thampion. Kkkqry, .Hask Pcncy.. .Hank Penny 2 4 Ttal Yuro. Libtfly — Haflln H«b4t

— 5 Dee Oee Sharp, Cîr«. .GAC Hcnty Coll a Kal Mann

i 4 Ann-Margret RCA Viclor.— Bobby Roberts 10 7 Nancy WI!ionP Capilol-.A$swiaff4 ...John Levy — £ UMte Ev*. Dimension,, .NevltvKirshner.^ — £ Ur4i Scolt, Congress.. .Wm. Mouris _.. HuEch TBob) Davle — 10 Connie

Warner Bros — ^-b Schiller

&IILBOARO MtlSEC WEEK, SEPIEMBFft 35. ^62 sponroHr on record paoGftAMMiNij ai


1 VOCAL GROUPS

FAVORITE V LAST THIS f IRSONAL

YEAR YEAR AHIIST & LABEL ACIHCY MAPMCfR

1 1 1 Four Frwhmen. CapltoL-Viscouni Inl'l .,fii]| Wagner 4 2 HrU'i, Catombia — ,&lfl L«b

1 2 3 Ktogston Trtof Capitol., United TaJenl Mgh-James Saphter ,, .Fraak Werber

7 4 Fdut Prepj, Capitol .... United Talen? Mgl, . Mel Shasar

3 Th# Umellien, RCA Vldof , - JTA ...... .Glen Yarbrough

| 5 Ames Bnrihers, PCA Victor-Epic _ Grit Picks

4 1 Say (Mtnltf Sleperj .. Ray Connift Entofprlsw . .—

— 8 The laHermen, Capitol. .GAC Jess Rand — 9 Klrty Stone foer,

Columbia .Oeorge Crtol —• 9 Tbe JhlrBllflj, Sceptof.. .Shaw ...,. .Florence Greenbef?

MOST PLAYED LAST THIS PERSQNAt YEAR YEAR ARTIST l LABEL ASJEKCY MANAGER

1 1 1 KJngTfon Irto( Capifol.. United Talent MgL-Jamas SapAter .Frenk Werber

2 2 F&ur Frwbmen, CapiteL .Vls«ur.l Jnf'l. -Bill Wagner a 3 Tfto Sblreltes, ScepSer,, .Jhav/ . v.. .Ftorewe Gretnberg 3 4 Tfta ETCTIT Brclbafj,

Warner Bros. ....... 4€AC .

— 5 The Lelfcrmen, Capitol. .GAC Joii Rand 10 6 SdT Cflflnlff Sfrôn,

Cotomhto Ray Connlff EntejprLsos. ..—.

| — T The Mirveletfej, Tamto..— . Barrpi tardy 1 6 8 Ifce htobwôfi.

United ArtilN GAC ,. .Kflf) Greengrajs -— 9 Am« fireifeers.

RCA Vlctof-Epic — .Bill Fkks — 10 Four Preps, Capitol United Talent

Mgf, .Mel Shftuer 1 ffl Brothers feur, Cofumbia.lTA .Mail lewis

MOST PROMISING LUST THIS PfRSflMAt YfflH YEAR ARTIST t LABEL AGENCY AlAHACER — 1 Pden Ped 4 Herf,

Wifflor 8ros ITA - .Al Grossman | 4 2 Iha UHercnea, Capitol. .GAC .... Jos Rand [ 1 1 3 Uio Kighwiivneni.

Uniled Aiilsli GAC Yen Grcerprws — 4 Ibo Caitolb, Era . _, , — 5 I&a n wllh Jimto.

CoIirmMa — 1 — 6 The HaiYeteltes, Tarala. Berry Gordy

— 7 The SprtefffiaWs, phillpi.— — — 8 The Oitofts. Cameo ....Nat Sogall .. —

6 9 ioftnny Haon Slncon, liberty

— 10 Chad MltoJiell, Irto, Kapp , ^Belatento Fd. Berfha Caw I

— to Behbt Derô Trto. CoIumWa

INSTRUMENTAL CROUPS

FAVORITE lAiT THIS PERSONAL

YfiR ARTIST « LABEL. AGENCY MAMAtEft

1 1 Dm Columbia.Associak-d ....Hti. Dave 8nrt«k 2 2 Coorgo Sh^rloQ,

Capitol AHockle-d .... J&hn Itry 1 3 Tli« Vanltfres, 0alien — . ^ . 4...— 4 i m 613^5 (emtrt,

CcnlfAOfilfll. .R.A.F- MfliiagemEnl Carp,

6 5 Feinnk A Uk\\*r, United Artfris _,,eAC —

— A tckno Cddt, JamJfl-RCA Vtrfor CAC A1 WiCdfl-

Kcrl Cuflii — 7 Thfl Slrlng-A-Locgs, Dot,— ,,Kof«an P(Hy — 8 Mr. Adar BUi:T Alee ,4 — — 9 King CcrTh,

Enjoy-Capllol — — — 9 Hllet Divb, Cckmbia., .Shaw ... RaroW Lov9?r

MOST PLAYED U$t THIS PERSONAL TEAR YEAR ARUST « LAtEl AGENCY MANfiCfR

1 1 BUI Wack's Cemb^ Hi.. Unrv«rsi!' CenlfMnlaT. ;f!uA.F. MaMge-

iriEnl Cwp. 2 3 Th* Yanlutw, Oflllon — 3 3 C«rg* Shaafl^g, CapltoLAssoclakd ..Jobnlery 5 A OaY* BPttbeck, CttlifCptili.AwnciaW .. .Mri. Dave Biohgck

— 5 Oca n o Eddy, Jaraia- VXA Victor 6AC A[ Wilde-

W?rt Curfa — 6 Mr. Acktx Bilk, iica -

4 7 Jonah Jones. CapHcJ ,,.— .Sam Batte 4 3 Fomnlo & f-aichor,

Unfkd Arllstt m — 9 Konof Calf. Ifapp — —

— 9 Tfw (Maps, ttuHwge. .GAC Sters. Ud.

MOST PROMISING LAST THIS mtOMAl YtAB YEAR ARTIST C. LACIl ACBHCY MAHAOtft

— I King CerHi, Enjoy- Capitol — —

— 3 Mr. Acker B«k. Ato).,,— ...OMCS ?Kik# — ? Al Usoy Cembo. Stocy..— Jordan Ross — 4 Kenî Ball, >topp ^— — 5 Aco Cigi»ftr HI ,.... ■

5 5 The Vofltores, Dalton — 7 Tho Marbolfi. Llbfif^,. .Artlsh ManeflB-

Jrsc,. .M. Sarslcw 4 7 The Slftog-A'Longjp LkiJ, — KcrnLjn Petfy

— 9 Five WhUpen, Coltoa., — J 9 Dm SMrloy, CwJance...— —

— 9 Swdy Nolsou. OriginaT Sownd-lmperfal 6AC —

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SOLO NSTBUMENTALISTy

FAVORITE LAST TIAB

THIS YEAR ARTIST & LABEL A&EMCT

PfBSQHXL MdNAGEK

1 Mr. Acker OHfc Alco .. Denis. Pfeilaa 10 2 Peler Hwop RCA Viclflr, JIA ....... . .Stan Dreeson 2 1 Pflf^ FBinsialn, Coral ,..IIA . lames ^phlsr 4 4 ficflor Wi Ilia mi. K^pp - - — . Ro^r Vorce i 5 FW

RCA Vlclor . — 6 thflano SdJy, Jaimt-

RCA Victor GAC Âl-WIWe- Hnrf Ccrli?

3 7 A1 Hlfl, RCA VitfM ... .AsMxIakd .. .. Gsfiy Purcell t fl Chel Alktef. RCA Vklor. —

? Dave Brufrwlc. Colufiifeia.Ali«lal«d , Mrs. Oave 8rub«i; — 10 Mifw DaYlii Columbia.., 5haw .. Hsrolij UveH

1C Ooorge 5>iMr!figf C«pitcLA55«iil«d ,,

MOST PLAYED

. John, levy

LAST YfAR

fKli TIM ARTIST 6 LABEL AGINCY

PEHSEftfAl MANAGES

— 1 Mr, Atlwr Bilk, At« ... — .. Danli Preston ? 3 Hofrf Crainsr,

RCA Victor 5 3 CirinB Eddy. Jaîie-

KCA Victor ... ÂC . . Al WMe- Hart Cudi;

— 4 Mv Rero, m V(cfcr..irA ., Slart Grflfisan 2 5 Eogtj WlllUms, Kapp...— .... ..Roger Vorce 6 6 P*1» FDuniafn, Cora?. .ITA . Jem« Sapbler I 7 Al Hlftr RCA Vidc-f A5i«iateil ,, ..Gerry Porcell

— 8 Owao Shearfng. CapltoT.AiiOdated .. . tehrv Iwf 4 9 fwranla A TeJchai,

Veiled Arlisfs OAC ...... 7 10 Clrtl Alkfns, SCA Victor, 10 A<e Ctune-R, Hi .......—

MOST PROMISING lAST THtS YEAS YEAS ARTIST ^ LAB It AGIKCY

p£HSo«riv MAkACEfi

2 1 Pottr H«f6p RCA Vkler. .ITA . .Stan Drsasnn — 2 YBlJeae. CarNoa ,.... .Wm. Morris .

T Banl Fabric, Atco ....— ...... -— 4 TlmnjT SmilK Blua Hole.— —

5 Acs Catinafi, Hi ■— 6 ESM (Baby) Cortui,

Choss 1 7 Al KW. J^CA VJdor .AswiaW .. - .frerry Put«!I

— S Darf BflriOT, KA Vlcli3rv — — 9 King fcrtli, Enjoy-

CspHol , — 10 KeiMf Ball, Kapp —

BANDS

FAVORITE

mT THIS f EfttDNAL YfAB YEAR ARTIST J UBJL AGEtfCY MA HAS III

S 1 Si Zantner, Lftcrtr .,.."W. Aloranrier,

1 2 Slan lenlpn. Capital, ,A»ocl3W .,.. Wargaicl Sharp

— 3 BIHf Vaughn, Do! .. ,— Randy Wdc-J

2 4 Henry Manclnl. RCA Vicjpr Ortllad Talent

Hg! — 5 Eoun! Baslo, Roufclta-

KGM V/. Afeiandor.,^

3 A Ui Efjert, Colombia ... W. AkiacJer.. ~ 6 Rar CosfllfT, Columbia.. .tlay ConnlH

EfiMfprlws .Say CoarMt Efiferprlitt

9 £ Clfin CraT. Caplhl — Cilk Cf'Keofe

—- 9 Be<yiy froodmaa. Free Lance — —. — —

8 10 Lei Browa, €pk ......AssocTiled Don Kramer

& ■ dlk BA Bk ♦ ABB BB BBb MOST PLAYED

EAST THIS PERSONAL TIAK TEAR ARTIST t 1*811 AGENCY MANAOIR

s 1 SI Ziotatt, liberty W. AlexandeT..—

1 2 Siili Vaoghfl, Dot — ,, Paiidy Wood

— 3 Datld R«e4 MGM

2 4 Uwrflfitc Well. Del ..Auti-loeb Ssm lufi

4 5 Henrf Mandnl, , SCA Vider United TeTenl

Mgt — 3 6- Lcj Efgarl, Celucbl*... .W. Aleaanifr.

— 7 Ut Epk Associated .,. Don Kramer

7 S (Hen Gfir- CaplSat — ......... Ca!^ 0'Kecfe

— 9 Gtenn MHler-Ray McKtnley, RCA ViclM..."^. Alwatidcr, .David McKay

6 ID Ray Anlhory, Upitol ...OK Fred Bcmon

MOST PROMISING

LAST THIS PERMHAl YEAR YEAR ARTIST & LABEL AGENCY MANAGER

— 1 Kenny Bait i HIj humWi Kapp

.— 2 Jimniy Sm^th, Blue-Kote ......

2 3 Bert Kiempftrt, Detca..— —

) — 4 OaFncy Jones, Kertuty ..— . —

4 5 Al HH RCA Vktor _.AsodaSed ...Gerry Purcell

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* ARTHUR ALEXANDER <001? PM: Hofrl Baiter*hie Brtke?, BO: <lj|.C-

A&Ea 51. HOWE TIJWHt SheffleM, Ale. EOUCiTlQN; Higl* KhwI. HOBBY; BttkBStMll. BACKCROUKPt Personal WMront«. OTHER MUSICAL HmftEST: Scnswritln^. He penned Ms hit ryn*. "Ycu Selle/ Wove On." IATE5T SlttflLE; Sdldlen of Love h/ir Where fUv# Toy Been All My Lif#7 LATCST ALBUM; Yov BelSer Move Ois. PREVIOUS Hir; 8etrer Move O.n,

* THE ANGELS CCaprke) PMi Jen Slfam, BOr G-A.C.

HAMISt Ba/iara Atlbut. Phyflll CClQflJ} AllM. llnrfa J^Jisen. ACISr Barbara. 19} PhTllis. 16j Linda, 17. HOME State; tfew Jersey. KOBBIIS; Sporis, flflCKGROUHOt TV, pertooal oppeararxei. OTHER MUSICAL INTTRPSTS; .Sflftflwrillnj. LATEST SlHClt; EYPrybody Loves « tOvpr b/w Blew Joe. LATEST ALBUM; And Ihe Angeli Sift?. PMVIOUS HITS; Till; Ciy 5*by Cry.

* PflUl ANKA (RCA Victor) PM: Irvb FeW, BO: G.A.C,

BIRTHDAY: July 30, IWl- HOME TOWH; Qllawa, Oftt. flACKGftOUNDf Extentlve nlflftr duh-pj. vrBfh hern arvd abroad. MDVPESi "The Longest Day," "The MTgi": Cercet." He set up ew* rvotioa pklure psp- ducEtan wsipany 10 prarfirce filmt jlairing himself *ftd iMhtrs. OTHER MUSICAL INTEKESY: S©ng«r|Jer ("Diane/' mlJ. LATEST JINOIC; fveyy NE^hl (Wlshc^f You) b/w There You (RCA Vktoeh I'm Comln' Horr-4 b/w Cry (ABC-ParamounJh IAT£$T ALBUM• Ufs Sit Thfs QJ.V Qut (RCA VJrtM]. MILLION SELURS: Puppy love/ Lonely Bby: DIan* (jl| e,n ABC- Parawoumj. OTHER HITS; Sufrvmeris Cone; $ome- Ehing Happme-d. My Home Townj Put Your Head nn My Shoijldcr? All of a Sudden My Hrerr Slr^s; Y» Are My Deiiiny/ ] Win Yc<j $oj It's Tin* lo Cry; Tell Ma That Ypu Love Me; Just Yoyeig; Let Bh« 9+1 It Keep Ringing; Crjiy Iftvej Ad+.m and Eve; Hello Yo^ng Lovert; I tovi You in Ehe Same Wayj Slory of My U're; TwiS^f, My love, tonightr Oance Of* LllPfe CJrlj Klttin* on Hie Phone b/w Cinderella (ell ABC'Raromounlh Love Me W+m 4e»d Tender; A Sl+al Guilar artd * OMst of V/[ne (both on RCA Vlcttw}- AftVa +1 The Co pa; Paul Anfca's C'+aleit HHl; Peut Ank* S3"91 Hit Dig 15 (Veil- I a 5H-P'i-(flrl ABC.pjramounlJ.

* RAY ANTHONY CCapitol)

A6E; 40. HOME fOWH: B+nftayvtlle, P*. tBVCA. TfON; lfi?ti Khool. HOBBIES: Sôrtt end Indulging ift Chine it and ftilp+n foods, BACKGROUND; The VflEpren Irvmpel play+r end band leader played wfth mmy naftw handt fncluding the groups of the life Jlnuny Dortey and Glenn MIMer Ufiwe fbrmrng htt own dance orch+ttre (a 19it. He folned Cipl- flol In 1949 and hat reevrded one ef the fabd't moil «itji5fv* catjhgs. Penanal Bpp«rar-:eir ncghj clubs/ ballraomt, V/ and fifms. LATEST SIHfrLE: Trogbl+d Mind b/w 1 Almoit LojI A^y ATirtd. LATEST ALBUM; Worried Mind.

* CHET ATKINS PCA Vidor)

BIRTHDAY; fvne 2D, 1«4. HOME TOWNj LyElrell, Tenti. EDUCATION; High School. BACM*OUNb= Slarfed in local rodio. Appeared on W£N\'t "Grand or* Opry." Personal ap^MJ+nm. Currently *,Af4 direcJor (working »E cl H+ihyilre, Tenn-) for H<A Victor. OTHER MUSICAL IKmESlSi Pr*>i ^Jltar. Ratwrfy made a 5,+. r«,f with Ple-yd Cromer amf Jtm Rrfvet lo South Africa, 1-ATE5T SINGLE: MdHlA b/w Oovnv Home. LATCST AUUM; Caribbean CMtar. - fMVIOLS HITS; Boo- Bchi Sltck Beet/ One Mint iur«px THntvlIle. Chel Alkfte at Hatntj Chof AJUni Tn Hollywood; Dcrmt Hcmt—IPJ1-

* RANKIE AVALON fCliancillaf) PMc Robefi P. Marocti. BO: OJl.C.

BlRTHDAYt Sept. 18, lW5h HOME TOWNj Phftadeh phri. IDLCATfDHs High school. HOBBIES: Golf, driving ,ipoAts carl. ln>mpef. HEW MOVIE; 'The Carperbegg+rs." OTHC* MUSICAL IHTIRIST: Sona- writJfrg. LATEST SINGLE) A AHr«fe Don't Let Mo SlBftd ift Your W+y, lATlST ALBUM: Y4m Are Mine.. PRE- VIOUS HITS: You Are Mine; Togethcrnmf IVhere Aro Yow; ToKeda Junctjpnj Just Ask Your Hear I;

,firngerhread; You Exdlie fAe; I'lf Wait for Ycv?.A Boy Wilhoul a Giflr Swlnffln' oa + Roinbow; Oco'i Threw Avray All Ihwe Teardrops; Why7; PoppaJ 5ong, FranKie? The Young FraftVie Avarcn-LP.

* JOAN BAEZ (V+nggati) PM: Manny Or»»ntlin

.ACE: 30. KOMI TOWN; e^ten. lACKCftOUWi Coftcarfs, TV. night cluba. persondI eppearaocej;

LATIST S INC LI 1 Pa? of Mine h/w Lonesonie Ro*d. LATEST ALBUMt lotfi Din, Volume 2. PREVIOUS m: Joan Bt+y, .Volume >~LP.

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* YVONNE BAKER &

THE SENSATIONS (Ai**] PM: Kit Wllliims

KfiMES: Yvorm-! fidkc^ S^nvrty Co ok, Alphowi Howtii. Curt^m. Home tcwn: Phit^flphie. llCK&ROUND; Rndio. 7V, perjonil UTC5T SlHfttfi Parfy A«rw» thq Hill b/W WD Chrfjts- PREVIOUS ..KIT- Lef M< In.

ik KENNY BALL & HIS

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KAJ1IES3 Kenny 83Bf, Jc^nny Benfxll, troinb<jfie; Civq JoflU, dar'ner; Colin Sins, plind; Vic PUli, ijMi BflWden., drvnrti DEi PUIej', b4n\t>. HOME TPWN* lan^sn. IflCK&RQIHOi liti ♦AsemHt rec- ijrii f« Pye r«wdj In 4Jr«l Bflliin. TV. nighf t:\uhir pciwnal fpp^prencw. OEwovtred by EJrtEth vocdiil, toonlB Donegan- Won BWWi tSih MMil DJ poll as "rMost PiertiUinp Band" of 19^2, lATIST SIMfilC; 5d Do I b/w Atl Through, the KJohf. tATESt ALflliWt Ruorded IJvel Mr-iy ball +?>d ' Kil JwjrTKPi. fREVJOUS HtlSt Midnight Jn Mos«*. MldnlgM in Mumw-LP.

★ BOBBY BARE (BCA Victor) PH t BO: Cliff Sis*e AtfMlitfi

wmw-. At'il 7, 1935. HOME TOW?f; IfOiMttn, Chlo. BACKGRDONDj RrtrJouily rccordfj for Ffd- ieirtily S««di for whom he WMd. Ihf* imash hll liftffie*-"All AJntrkan •Boy," Fn Iha lart 1950's. TV, personjI »ppejroncK. OYHIR MCSICAl iJfTIR- Hfj P^nnqd fb'« ■ Of the rod: »ntf fpir feitvrwf fn the r«4nl nwllon pidure, "7«nipe WtlltDnaire/'.irBrrfna Chubby Checker, LATEST S1KC1C: $hene on Me b/w Above and Be-

* HARRY BEIAFONTE [RCA Victor) BO: Belafoate Inf.

SlRTHOAYi March At \f77. HOME TOWH: Mtw Ycfk Clip. fDUCATIOH: Hl9h schwl, drainaJk worfc. ih^>. fiACKGROUNOf TV. ftlira, tomtU, dubi. OTHtR MVSFCAL rHTiftESI: Cdleding Folk smgi. lATEST SiMCLEi FlfiMa b/w Rovnd the Bay of Mexico. LATEST ALWMi The Midnight Special. MULKJW Jlllfft: Bflrtana BWt Sciifj. OTHER HITS; Wdd 'Em, JOflj Scarlet Rlhhonjj Mdlilda; Marrvn* l«k at 800 Soo^ PA#fy*» Bay Child; Jamaica Fare- Mlfr Maiy, Mary,- (Jon# Travel On, Porgy and fiew' fivSth lenj Hornak Belafonlt Singj the fifue?; Bela- Fwlc Siivts cf Ibe CarlbixrJfl; An Ewsnlns WUh BeleFonre; CafypM; BelafOnle; aelafonta 4l Car' fjigre HaiF; Selefonto F^lk Singers ti Hen>e and Abroad; Jump Up Calypio; Helafonle Relurns lp Carnegie Hali-lP't,

* THE BELMONTS Uml«H?rtlna) PM: Weimy Craeniielrf, BO: GjI.C,

BIRTHfiATS: Fred Milan*. :-Auj. 24, )940r Carfo. Mai'anse'c. Od. 5, 1939ji" Aftgcfa O'Aico, Feb-'3. IÊI. HOME TOWW; Brqna, U. Y. EOUCATIOK: High School, HOBBIES) Fred, dolhes, witee tporli. difdnp; Ca/Jo, jau, bateb*!!; Angoto, classical l*S popuhf mudc. BACKCROtlKO: TV, nlghr ciuhs,

8IUBOARO MUSIC V/ftK. SEPTEMBER 22, 1962

Dion rewntl/ iptiJ groy? lo sda. 'See sepirate hlo.) CTHEft MUSICAL INTIftlSTi: Carlo pljyi yyftar, drums. freddle pu^t plar^. gullar; AnnHu pkys plano- LAtCST fiJNGLB: Come 0"». Li»l< Angel b/w How At*vf Mc CSabln#}. tATIST AWlfM; Wish Upon a St-ir Hth Dlw on liorie]. PRtVIOUS HITS: 1 Wnnrfef Why; Ha One Knov/s; fSsn'l Ptty ,«?; A Uvfj't Prayer? Where or^Vfl-en; When Yw Wish Upon a Stai (all wiefi pton tn leujle).

★ ROBERT RUSSELL

BENNETT CRCA VUlpr)

SACWSODND: RaifJp-TV, leal! arrangecron-JuctOf, SflfT-neir has fong bun one df the Foreman arranj< erf of 8rflj<fivjy enusluls. Ke hat been cktety att&tlated Wilh afl of Ihe Radgcrt'Mammcrsltfn hill. LATEST aLBUMt victory fl» 5ca, Vol. 3. WEVIDIK HITS: Victory al Sea. Vol. 1 A 9-lP's.

★ TONY BENNETT (Calvmfcla) PMi Oeo Anthony. BO: G_A.C-

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REfil HAAtEr AnihMty Domtnlck Qenedetro. RflME TOWN: Altwlfl, H. Y, fDUCflTIONi Hiph school. Hi>B8li5c Pelntln?. photography, tifflh lidellry. BACKCROUND; Movlti, TV, night <Jubt, perscflal eppearantes. LATEST SlH&LE; (f lef! My Head) Irt Son Frarxltw b/w Once Upon . a Time. LAfCSf BIBOW: Tony PennoiB al Carnegip Hall. MILLION SELtCSS; Be- CfcUIO of VOU; Cold, CPld Hcarl; SPran<j<x In Para- dise; Sags to Rkhij, OTHER HHSi Smile; 6Toe Vel'/etj YoumQ, Warm and Wpndorful? ] Wen'J Cty Anymorej Splftarer There'll 8e Wa T«»T<irppt To- night; tony fn Perton; Tony's Greatest flits; I Ltff My Heart In Iên ffandsco-LP's.

* BROOK BENTON (Meteury) PM: bare Dreyer. BO: SHjw ArtM*

REAL HAMC: B-rîamln FrankIIn Peay. EtRTtfDAT; Sept. 19. I«l. HOME TDWH-. Cawjen, 5. C. HOB- BIES; g«<ball, rending. OTHER MUSICAL INTER' CStj SonflMiHftg, CACKOWtUND: Hlghr ctytr, per- icnat appcarjnoct' LATEST SINGLE: WlfK Ihc TOucb ol Yc<ur Hand b/w Ub to Me. IftTm AWVMa There froes Thai Sonn Awin. WILLION SEltmi llJs Mt * Millet of lima b/w Sd Mri&y Wjyi; Baby (with pin.lh Wdtb- tnglan], OTHER HfTS: Same One; KiddO; A P.ocVIrt' Good Way <whh Dinah V/aihtngicft}; Thartki Yau. frerry Baby? Trtdlessiy; The Wall; $0 Me.ny Wayir

JHifhcr and Thilhir and Y*n; The Ties TKht Slrd; Thb Time of Year; F«!i RmIi tftj Frankle i Johnny b/w Jui? * Kause Wllhwt ypij; Rev«nge; Shad rack; Walk 0« the Wild Side: Jilt Record,

* ACKER BILK [fllco)

•«; 33. HOME TOWH: Sornerset. Er^farud. BA<H- GHfllfNO: Clarfnetrtr Acker 811k *ud Ifli ParjoKH/nt laji Band are pna <if the rficiji popular Irt-d bands irt Britain, Wen OMWs 15?h Annual 01 Poll as F^crite ard M«t Pfyyed Solo IjiiirumpnTaHst of 1942. LATEST SINGlt: Ab«va ihe Slirs b/w Wfr Snnds. LATEST ALBUM: Above tha Stars? Wtmories of Kew Orfeenj Con Ascot). Mill ION SILLER: Stranger on the Shore, omk HIT; Svartger on ih« ShorB-LP,

★ BILL BLACK (Ki) PM; fatit Pa»T. IOj ConlêertiMfnlyarnl

Home TOWN] Memphis. iACKMOONO: PU^d cn moji of Clvts Pr«tey's /atordi,, backEhg him wflh $ulTaflSJ Stfrlly Maore, Npw hM own combo. Per. sgnal opptarancci, cfuhs, TV. Recenlfy began hh own labef catled touii. Ww BMW't.Ulh Anny*! DJ Poll *i "Mas? Pliyt-d Inilrupuenf*! OrOMj*" ol

OTHR MyStCAL IHTEMSTi Plays «ujt«r, bais, LATEST SINGLIi Btves for Ihc Red Boy b/w So Who?, UTC5T AWDW: fMrtn'. HIUIOH 5lLlE«t Smokle, Pert S; While Silver Sands. OTHER MITSi Josephine; Blue Tan^ Hearij of Sionep Ola Bui- ItrmllSt; $ky; HonVy TfAih b/w M-OVin"; Twist Her b/w My Girl JosapTilne. Thai WcoderFul Feelflnigr Let's TWIji Her-lP's,

★ STANLEY BLACK (tendeh)

SIStTHtiAY: Jum U. HOME TOWfc Lc-hdnn, IfiUCA' TIQH: Mat hay 5ch<»1. HOPCIES: RirfinD, 9«|f, iw]rry mlng artd watching aoccer, BACMROJND: Started « ct*t.5ical pJinlit. Worked Irt the 'aO'i as plart- Itt and arranger wish vorigirt dene* bendt. R»dl9, TV, perw«rial appearances. Has been musfcal director *rtd wnpoitr of the itota of mafty Bfltlth fifms, rntfudeng "The Small Voise" md "lilil Martent.'- GoraldcMiS an aiilhorlly on In tin Amftlcan myik. OTHER MUSICAL INTERESTS: Cortdupfor, compOMf, Prrar^f^ pi en St t, LATEST ALBUMr Spain. PREV10UI HlTj EalOtlp Per- cwj»pn-lP.

★ GARY (U. S.) BONDS (Ltfrind) PM; Frank Gulria. SO: Assorlilrd

RIAL NAME: OllytLei Samuel Scmdi. SlftTHDAY: June 6, 1939. HOMC TOYffli Jocksorwil le. Fla. EDUCATtDN: High ich»l. HOSBSESi Plintlrp, ©olf. SACKGflOUND: Started tlnglrvg at the jflf eF nlnf Ia Wj Church cboKr. Hat bun r«Idtnl cF Norfolk, Va., for patt 12 years In varfooi l«aF flight club*, LATEST SINCLE; Copy Ctt b/w HI Charge Thar Too. LATEST ALBUM: Twttt Up OfypFO. PREVIOUS HITS: Par-:e Till a Ouarler to Three; School It In. b/w Trip .to the f/ccri; IMar Lady Twlitr Twltt, Twill Sertora.- 5*v»M>ay Warkand. Panct Till • Qvarfar JO T?ir« Wllh U. S. Bonds-LP.

★ BOOKER T, AND

THE MG'S (Sim)

DEAL «AMC: Becker T. Jontt. BIRTHDAY; KpV. 12, T94d. HOME TOWN; tofrpht*. t&UCATlONi High ttbool. BACKCISOUNOj Personal appearances. The AtC's; trans la led at "Menr^lift Gravp," Is simply lbe group jscd to back ihi- i/tlit on hli FAcmphh recordirtg date. The Jim label Is daifrbored by Allanlie RecOfdt, OTHW M'JSICAL INTERESTS: Phys strlrfl b^ti 4rtd Cv-jen. LATEST SINGLE: Green Onion b/w Behm Ycvrtalf,

★ PAT BOONt tflotj PM: Randy Wwd-Jart 5pln». BOi G.A.C.

HbUt TDWK; FJOfMHe. SOUCATIflHe Coilege, HDi- BUS- SpC'itj, BACKCROUKG: M^vlfri, TV, Aulo- biography 'Twfit 12 arvd 20" wat bait wlHr.

book wo! publlihcd "Between You, Mo and lha Calepott." NEW MOVIE: "The Main Attraction/' UTEST SJHOlf; Ten lonely Gtjys b/w Lowi's Lane. LATENT ALBUM: Pat awna't Goldert Hilt, MIL' LIDN SELLERS: A Wonderful Timt Up Thar*; Airt'f That' a Sftame; April love; Oofi'i fcrbtd fM-. FpiendFy Pantiatlcn; I Almdii lost My Mlnrf; I'H B« Home; Lpva lai'an in 1h* Sand- Hemerriber You're Mine? Why, Why, Saby, Why,- Moody Rfvtr. OTKER HITS: Detla Gojip; Candy Sweat; Spring Rain; Wpfdr; WalkfB" |h* Floor Over Yoy- Chains of love; Suâr Moon; It's Too loon tc JlfAWf-Bernardlnej Twft Haflrts; With lK« Wind and ihf R#ii> ft 1h| Vour GoWmine Irs the Sky; Beycrxi the Sum- set; Side by Side (with Shirley Bône}; Tenderly; Bl? CoW Wind; TK»1'E Mr Dtti/ar Johnny Will; Mark; I'FI See You In My Draams;. Spaedy Gem- rales. Pat Boone. Singi? Yet, Indeed; Pat's Great Hiif; Hymnt Wy Itv*; ilar Oust; Pet; Môon River-IP's.

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* BOB BRAUN <D*Ki> PW; ftlctr Predudk^l

.RIAL NJWIi flobt'l M Srov/fi- BIRTHDATr AprH 20, 192^. HOME -TOWH; Lurflaw, Ky. tWJCAT10«i COftStrvtrory of Wusk ]n Cifldnnatf. 3flCR&B0Utt&:

;W«1E knbwft Ift fht w-htrt ho it emit*/ ;smg^r and Hu-jb Oc^ni-lyp* cn sp-r RiiH> Lyonj

'50-50" ifw# ntilch li ylmd in Cip<>mîir t4f ton Jnd Cnfumfc-.'S,. OhlD, IndloniPQH;; over 'ssairtn Vflw and N iffnukair c<i «dfo. All* rW

■lubi. ptftonal *ppeflranees LATEST SINGEE;..Till I>«4lh Dd Us Part b/w So U

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★ JERRY BUTLER 1V« J*y) PW; Inf Kithm. SO. Thaw

SlftTHDAYi D«Mfffter 6, HDMT TOWN; Son- Httwtf, MiH, EDUCATION; Hf$h iChOOh HOBBT; C«kFng, <h«s, BACKGROUND: Night cfvbi, prf wnal appeararrfes. OTHER MUSfCAl IHTEREST: Sony«r!Hng. UTIST SIKOIE: Wakt U Easy on Y»r«'f b/w Il's Teo Eal«- UTEiT ALBUAti Th« B«1 C«f i<"y PKEVIOUS HITSi Dftarrtln'; YoVrc $l):t?cr; Find Another Girt; I'm b YtlfJng YciO; Rlvtfi Vl Will Sreak Vbyr Heart.

★ RICHARD

CHAMBERLAIN (MCM)

HOME TOWN: L*5 EDUCATION: lw AnÛn Cc-niervalcfy tjf Mu»k. background; Become ly known ituwah hit si erring fef* on KBC-TV't rve-dkal serks. "Of- KlldarQ." Ht wen a reccrdm^ conli'dcl afltr hit Fksf prpfcsslonol a3ngjng ippw, iftt« eartif/ this ytnr at a 9^1' ***' an a TV spetlan His amhlilcm 1o iing ?ntf dancs in <f Yhpse big MOM fnosJtal moffpn pJdurrs- LATEST SIKGLE; Thpruc From Doclcr Kildaro b/*i A Kiss So Build fl DfMfn On.

★ the champs (Challenge) PMj' Stars. Ud. 80: tKA.C.

AGES: 17 to 22. HOME IflWHi Daw Butgeis, kadtr. LHncoiter,. Cat if.? Dile Noitls, Sprtnglkld^ Miis.; Shbhy V^rrfs, Tu!w, Okla.r /Imrrty UiK Sankln, Tex.j Oa-th O-roFfj, Te*- HOSBIES: Eishi^ htmlEng, sports. HACKGROUHDi Tfiort, pefj.&rrtl appter^ncej, TV, nighl clubi, .OTHER MUSICAL Ih. TERESTS: PlVf. gyltar^-rrangln^^cnffv/rher; Oal, oltcfrk Bobb'/,. bass? Jlrrmi'. mi:; Diihr

"drumt. LATEST SIHGLE; tailn Limbo b/w limb* DIVI. LATEST ALBUM: All Anmlcafi, MIUIOH SELlIt; Tequila. OTHSR HITSt El Rantho R«fc; Too M.sth Tequila? tfrabfl Rotk.

★ WALTER BRENNAN * jq ANN CAMPBELL ^ BRUCE CHANNEL (Liberty) PM; Normio Brawkiw. BO; WM

A6£t 67. HOME TOWN: .San FefWftd* Valley, Calif. BACKGROUND: The wleMn Hpllyy.lood film -33 yean—and Ihreetima Oicar wJhm;. began a ftrw career In rdcvlslot and records when he was

Ivtee 60 yean old. He starred Im il^ years en A&C- TVs Sefks, "Tila .Real McCctf," lATLST SIHCLE: HfibdiflT b/w The Old Kelly PliM. LATEST ALBUM; Walter QfSPpnsrv. Nar/*t« « World

!ef Mincfti. PSCVIOUS HITit Outchman's Gold (Oot}.- ■ Old Rivers-

★ DAVE BRUBECK CColi'mhia* PW: Mr*. Rive Srrteck. 801 AJ.C.

f fi IATHII AT: 1930-80^6 TOW Hi ConcOfit, Calif. EDOCATIONi Callage. MCKGROUHGr StOrfied fnirtlc

;*3lb neted- French ccrtr»cier Parlus MilKaud arvd Arnold Schcenberg. Af ItriB Brub«k wa^fed to. bo a veterl^trlan tc tMtfr.wD hit falhtr'j «1He business,: He and h3i quartet heve made r^'meroui a^' peBra«ei ori radio, TVr concert toors, night clwhi. LATJST SIKGLEi COdnliOWrt b/W ElevWl four. LATEST • ALBUM: Ccvnltfown Tlmm. in Outer Space. PREVIOUS HITS: Take five, Srybeck PUy^ Bcrn.: jteln Plays Brybrckf Biuheck Pl*yJ a^betfcj iajii: Goes to Collepef Tfrr« Outj Time Fvrthef Dul—LP'f

★ B. BUMBLE AND

THE STINGERS {PcnrfeivDui} PM; Rod Pierre

NAMES; Billy 0rumbler Ron Brady. Fred Rkbprd- BIRTHBAYS: Bumble, July II; Sredy. June 11/ Richard, Jan. 14. HDKC TOWN: Birnibfe, Aria, Ofcf*.; B«riy, loi Angeles^ Calif.; Ritharrf, long Beach, Calif. EOUCATIOK: High school. HOfiSiESr. BomWe "■dallng glrlt'''} Brad^ growing his bcerdr ft}thar<tr iefigwr|t|n9, BACKCRQUHD: 9..Bumble-(:1art<d play- Trtg with .his faraihef's band and won atlcc forn^d his cwn-grovp. Btrmhle, gyltarj Brady, drumsr Rich- ard/piano- ^ j LATEST SINGLE: Apple Knocker h/w The Moon arvd the Sea- PHEVJail5 RiTS; Bu^jblr Boogie.- N«t Ri??ktr-

★ SOLOMON BURKE (Allanli{) PhLi M-SkU Lea tnicrprljes

ACEs.MId SOk. HOWE TOWH/ PhlUdelphfa. EDUCA- TION: Hl-gh school. HOBBY* Rwdlng the Bible SACKGftOlfND: Pad Id, TV; person al appearanees. OTHER MUSICAL INTEREST! ScmyiwIsSng. LATEST .StNOLEr I R«»y Don't Wenl To Know b/w Tcfllghf My Heart She 3s Crying. LATEST ALBUM: Solcenon fi-urfce's Grcateit Htta. PREVIOUS HITS; Juil Out pf .Rench fOf My Twa Open Anrti); Cry to Mb.

fABC-ParatK&unl] (Cameo) PM: tan Seat. 60: OJk.C.

filRTHOAYt July 20, IWB. NOME TOWN: Jmôiv Vint. Ffar HOBBY; .Movies. BACKGROUND: NlyhB (■ubt, perional appeararices. Began profetlkrial ta- rcer as □ dancer. QTWER MUSKAL tNTtRCSTi SOftg- ■wrller. UTEST SIHCLE: I'm the Girl from Wofvertofi .MnunSalr b/w Sloppy Joe [on CamEo). PRTVIOUS HIT; Kockk LilKe Po/^dil-t b* ABC-Param^wnl).

★ ACE CANNON m

URTHOAYe May 5, 1934. KOMI TOWN: Grartada. Milt. EDUCATION: College. BACK GROUND] RadiD. TV, pe/jonal »ppe8rar>s«, OTHER MUSICAL 1HTER- ESTS; BcsidH all* sa*. Cannon alsp plays larvor, barison* and rfiprAno sax end clarlnel. Contp'ystr LATEST SINGLE: Big Shol b/w Re 11 <S4fttO). LATEST ALBUM: TcrFf-Se.": (Hi). PRFVIDUS HITS: Tufl; Blue! <51 »y AW from Mr} [both on HI).

★ FREDDY CANNON (Swan) PM: Baraeful Eftlerprftei. BO: G.A.C.

SJRTHDAYr Pecrmber A. 1940. HOME 70wn; Revere, M»jit EDUCATION 1 High jchnol. BACKGROUND; TV, HOBBIES; Swimming, bajketbdlf, gulUr, borseback rtdlng. OTHER MUSICAL INTEfifSTSi Singer i«ig- wrtter, Itotrumefttatllf. LATEST SlNClti Whil'i Gonfta Happan Vihtn Svm- mrr't GPfte b/w Er-oadway. LATEST ALBUM: Freddy Cannon at Pallj.»d« Pe«k- MILLION SELLERS; Way D<rwn Yonder In New Orlcaatj Taliahatite Lallie. OTHER HITSi Happy Shatfrt cf Bluej Jump Dvcrj The Urjej Challanpoga Shoe Shine Soyj Okaknpktej Humrdtngrrj; Transistor Sislff; for Mr and My Girl; PalfsBdei fark.

★ THE CASTELLS 1Er»>

HA WES: Chuck GSrard, Boh Unfry. Tom HkU, Joe Xtlly, AGES; 17 Jo 21. HOME TOWN: Glrard, Uisrry, Hicks, Santa Rosa, CalK-; Ktllr, PetMismfl, Calif. EDUCATION j High Khfrth HOBPIESr Baling, tennis, «fi, swimminfl, bastieli, OACKGROUNR: Vrtst Coait dreiay Djin OSlllon had ihr hoys eul a domo rtcorJ end submhled It 1o £rj Rtc&rds who signed Jtvem to Iflf.g.iefm fecardlng cortlrtci, Per- sorul spp^ji^ncei. LATEST SINGLE: Stand Th.tro Mowitfllft b/w Dh Whbt It Sterna lo 8*. LATEST ALBIfMt 5c Thi» U Love, RfCViOUS HITS: Sid Eyes? Sacrrd.1 5o This Us lo'rt.

[Smaifct RMt fAarvla Monlgomery-Mirgaraf Cobh

AGE; 2t. HOME TOWH; f«kwtWlllef TtK. KOIIIES: FoolbalL dewing, EDUCATIOH: High school, iAtt. GROUND; Got his first break on th* Vwlilirj HayrWe Show In Shieycpwt. La- Radio, TV. panoncl ippeararvcef. OTHER MUSICAL IHTIRIST: PJiyi Guitar. LATEST SINGLE: Come On Baby h/w Mint >acb. stvely. LATtST AlfitlW: Hey I Baby tnd 11 Dthr Scngi Abflirt 8aby, PREVIOUS HlTi Hfyl &*by.

* RAY (HARLES (ABC-ParatnovriI) (Atlantic) PMr Jiff Irowrv. 801 Sbiw

AGE; 27. 'BACKGROUND: Blind jiMP \he Age of Hi »}'the p«vI1. *f • childhood IflneM, Worked Tdtman with bandT at 15 ind crganlitd flril tik- ■t : 17. Formerly -with Allinlk. Mew with ABC. Paramount. Hts started 0 new tabel-called Tan- flefifie to rkotd new Uleni finds. IATEST SINGLE; Y«* ftfrflY Kwpv Mb V* C»r*!es^ Love (AfeC-Paramount), UTEST ALBUM: Ray Char1« CpfdJtsl Hi's !A0C>P#rimwneA WtUlON SEUIRs I Can'1 stop Laving Ybu (ASC-ParAmaunf), OTHER HIT5: Gtotflla on My Mind: , Slick* and Stones; The Dangtr Zone b/w Hll ihe R*»-d iKk* Unch-i'm My Htart h/w fiu dp the Other Hand, Bibyj BiW, It's Cold Oulild* (wllfi Betty Carter); Al she CSiA b/w Hide Not Half; Boto TO taso (all bo AftC-?»re- nwnij; Come Rain 6r Cdme Shine; A Fool fw too; l'(m Movifl* (jn? Halleluiah, I _ Ker $0; 1 Got 4 Womsn/ Thtt'j Enough; " Sw+nee River Rcgfc; Ain't TSiaSrLuvp; Let Ihp Good Tlmoj Rotlr Don't Let Ihe Sun CalcH You Crying (all on-AN lantlc); One Wlm ,-Jolep; IS* Got Hew for You b/w I'm Gonfifl A'.bve 10 she DuliVicli Town (all on Irnpu-lie), Gertlin After Hour*/ Whafd I say; Cenius.Singi Ihp Bluet; 0* Ih* Twist? ibe Ray Cbarlw. Story UH on Atlantic)? Dtdlwted la YoJt Genius PJu* Soul Equals Jaix (both on Impose); Modei/i SouAdJ In Country ap»d Weilerrv Altnic (ABC- PafamwnlJ-IP'i.

* CHUBBY CHECKER fPatkwiy) PMi Kal Mann * Henry Celt. BG; OJl.C,

REAl NAME:' Erneif Evans, AGE: 20. HOME TOWN: Philadelphia- EDUCATION! Hlflh : Mhoor. H0M1I5: CQllecrtfrfl records atvd awJmmlftfl. BACKOROUHD: Radio; TV, nlfihS etobi, fltTrri, fSeriORdl appear an e«. OTHTJt MUSICAL IHTESESTS: Sorr5wr|iar# pUy* plan*. UltST SINGLE; Umbo Iwht b/w Popê Iha Hitchhiker- LATEST ALBUM: Don'l Knock ttrt Twist, MILLION SELLER: The Twill. OTHIR'HITSi

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^ Huckfc&rtty Wwlfl locrd Shakln' Coin' On; T|;e CIJS5.- PWY &in« ISip WWJ AfSuTT"?; Iri's TwlS' Aaoln b/w Evfj^lhln^'s &pnn* 5t All tvjht,- The Ffyr Jic^jf") Pofl Roti. C*lfh Bobby Ry- ^lll: Twl»1«n' U.S.A.? Slow Twlifjn'r D>n<ifti} pjilyp Lt^ Twilf Aaar"; v0u* T*3sS Partv; for Twill US jjjjly- Chubby ChecVtr-e&bby Rydelt? Far Uen twisius Only-UP't-

* THE CHIPMUNKS flibMly) 901

IEiftt KAMS: ftoii BapdacÎan, aiRTHOftYE Jon. J7 1919, HOME TCWHf retjew. Calif, tDUCATION: Cctl««. OTHER MUSICAL INTffiCSTSi S-onQwrltinj, irjanpln^ fwbflshlng. BACKCRDUND; Ccvjrrt cF fiill Sjfoyanv wf^ ht wrote "Cc-nvr On-A My

K-t pw«de5 VQtw (via electronic maflic) irt thr Chjpmuokt. EATEST SlHOit: America the BeauUful b/w My Wild I Fish Rase. LATEST ALBUM; The CNpr^mfe c.jrfl Soefc. MIII10M SELLERS: AlfSn'i Karmsnicaj

Song. OTHER HlTJi Bird on My Hpadj Alvin'l OrcHrsFraj Alvln for Prpvden*,- Rudalph

Re-d-NflieJ Reindeer; The Afvln Twtir,

* JIMMY ClANTON (am) PMf Cajtfne Mjfasji, BOi O.A.C.

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0!PJttDAT: Sepl. 7, I9d0. HOME TOWW? Bar&ft Rwpe. la. COUCATION; CoUege. KflSftYi ivtim- rtfr*. OTKER MUSICAL IHIEKESTJ: 5nnff«eiHr«, f.'^ys guUar. LATEST SllrfiLE; V«Aul fn Blire Jeans b/w Highway Eaynrf. LATEST ALBUM; JImm.y'a Hippy.JFrrvny's fitiie. WILLWW SHIER! Jint n Drrtm. OTHIR HJTSj Op, Jimfty, Cp,! Anoihev Sfcepleu Hfghi; Cpjtw Back fc/w Walt.

^ CLAUDINE CLARK (Chancellor)

BIRTHOAV; April 26. HflM£ IOWW: HMV, Ci- LQUCATION: SfurfirJ motkhf acrr^spsilirn at Coomhi CellES*, Phir*ddphla_ HoaaiES? Writing potlry inrf play;;, leg/fling lh* lalest tfjj>cc llepl. PPiylrg b«ebell and lafinlt. DiCKCHOUWDi PrevJoyily #«- Vfrded fw Hernld and Opfh^m J?«oidj. Her amfcl- lion b lo prrfom on 7h< legit In elrher a dre;na or corvitdy. Riijin, TV, penanjl *ppcardnc«. IAKST SINGLE; PiKy Llgbrs b/w Dtwpointfd. LATEST ALBUM: futy lights.

* VAN CLIBURN [RCA Victor) RM: WSillam Mi, jtj. Columkla ArltiH

PlllTKDAYt July I?, 1954. HOME T()WH; Itr. EPIKATIOH; C0IU9P, BACKGROIINOi Read mirtic tncj played pfano before he was three yearj -olrj, Winner of ivjmerpul vnuilul, awar^f, Indvdirvg iho Sco-lel Union's lntiff\jtior4l Tctrtlfco'rtky Piano Comprtiricn Jn I9ifl, tAFEST JtlCUM: flfahmt Ccncersp No. J. PSIVIOUS Htf: T«hsik<<*'ik,f'i Piano Concorlp No. I—LP.

* PATSY CLINE t&MCil PiM: Randf Hughes

aiRTKDAY: Sept, e. !932. HOME TOWNi WonchHterh •4#, EDUCATION: High IcbDOf. BACKCftOUHO. Pig break time a 5 ivfmipr on Art hi; 1 Godfrey "Talent Scout" prograrq fn 1957. Ptrscnal #fpeOfancesr roJIo. TV. OTHIR MUSICAL UfltPElTt PUyf plafto, LATEST SINGLE! Then You'lt Tnow b/w Hwngfy For

BILUOARO MUSIC WEEK. SEPTCMfiER 12, 19$2

Lovr. LATEST ALKUAii Stnflrwnlally Vouei. PREVI- OUS HITS*: Wilkin' Mttr Midnight; Today, lomor- row -anif forever; A Poor Man"* Rich«j I Foil to Pi««Fj CfOTy b/w Who Zan I Cwnt On.- Sht'i Got Yov- Walkln' Affpr Mldnlght-LP.

* NAT KING COLE (CaplM) PMt Carlos Cartel. EO: C,A,C.

fllBTHDAY. March 17, 1919. HOM.E TOWN: f^l, gtv-nery. Ala. H0Betf3: E-»jfb»|3r pholwraphy, oolf.

lflflCK6HOU?n3! Morirt. TV. -night ebbs, OTHIR MUSICAL IHTERESTS: 5(Jn«Willr4, piano. LATEST SINGLE: RamhNn' Hose b/w TSie Gaod Tlnws. LATEST ALBUM; RamWIn' Rose. MILLION SELL- fRSr Hflfurc P-a>'. f^nn Lisi; Tod Ytmng. OTHER HITS- My lav?; You Made M* L^vf yW; Answer

My Lcrvt? A BSOlJOoi Felf; looking flack; S«fld hr M.ej Prctef>d; Diffrt^tltW; Oraifio^c-hJrrd Sky? ThaS'j All There ft to That; Roil U\H in Ihc Sunlet; Tlrtw tnd Ifip Rivcrj Whafcha Gonn* Ci. E*eFyiime I Fed the Spirit; To V^hayn Jt May Con- cwn? The Very Thought of Yov.- CoSe Upw*; This |J Mil King CfrJt; Jw$t One of Those Thirds? Lovo IS Iht Thlrt^: A Mil Amlgai; Wat Cofe 3-ings/lht Gf-jrge Sheofif>g QuintM PJayj-tP'^,

* PERRY COMO (RCA Victor) PMi De* BUfoe. BT>i G.A.C.

BIRTHDAY: Miy 16, 1911. HOME TOWNj Canom- b^rgi. P*. EDUCATION! High school, HOBBY: Coif. BACKGROUND; Owned »wd bt^berahop at 15. U«t|| 1942 w« « band singer wish Tt* Wdw* <.rk, Lang- lame Pop-rstrf NBC-TV star, LATEST SINOLEt C*te«ina b/w The lilap.d of for- gottafl Love; LATEST AlSUUi By RequwP. MIILIOH SHLLKRSi Bccayse; Cntch 0 fallsng Stir/ Magk Wom^ntsj Oon't Lei The Stars Get in YouJ Ey»j Hoi Digglly; Hubba Hybbaj Papa Loves .Mam. Em? PiEsonar tf lave; Rwnd ind Round; TempiaiEon; Till the frnj of Timer Wauled; SVhen Yon We/< .$»'«} SiAfHO. OTHEft HITS; Vou'ra .Follcwlng A4*; i EJelaware; All el O^xe Yco love Her; I May Never Pail This Vi'iy Agiin; Yw Afcoe? Z^nj, 2£ng, Ztnjm, Zoomi Make Scvneone Hpppy, da. Coma's Golden Recordlj I Believe; When Yw Como 1o the Ervd cf

.b Day. For the Young «r Heari; Sing 19 Ma, Mr. C.-LP's.

* RA> ONNIFF (Columbli) BO; Ray Conniff Enl€'F''ia*

BIRTHDAY! H&v. 6, 1916. HOME TOWH= AlHeborc/ M«l. EDUCATION; CoUe^t. flOBBlCSi AMisfc, bods RACJIGPOUHBr Started carerr *1 lideman wfrh narr^ bends-Arfk Shftw, Bunny Berlgan. Sob Crosby, etc.

■ OTHIR MUSICAL iHTERESTSi CanducHng, arrj^tftg, t^wbone. LATEST SlKBlfj Golden E»rrjr>gs b/w IMKl h Cone. LATEST AlCUMt *S CanJJneniat. MlLlfDN SEUTRS] Young d CanrtjfF Mrds Dullecfleld; 'i Wv*Arrtv\, 'S Marvofouiij Cortterf Iri fthyshoi? Concert.fci Rhylhm, Vol. 2? firwdway In fchythmr Hollywood In Rhythm; ITl lb* Talk aS th« Tc'wn- LP'i. OTHER HITS: M*dn5ph1 L>M, PJl. 1 & 2, MemoriiJ Ar^ Alade of This; Sam*body lovei Mxr So Much In tdva-LP't.

* SAM COOKE ffCA Vic1«-> PM: Jt« Rifld, BOi W.M.

■ AGE; Early Wl. HUME TOWN; CKiwgo. ICUCA- cTIONi Hfgh kHooI. HOBBITSi Swimming. EACK- ,'GROONDi Sang wllh tht Soul Stiffen-, ^ffjpel proup,' ; for itve.'d yeart, nJohl clut'i. TV. Forrrxrly reoardeiJ ;for Keen Rtcordi-. OTHER MUSICAL IHTLRE5T; Guitar.

^ LATE ST SllfClC; Hiring h Parly b/wr firing-It on 1 Home To Mjs (RCA Vittor). LATEST AlftUWi Twisrln' ■ 'hP Nifihf Away (RCA VictorJ- MILLION JELliR: .You Send Alo (KNn|. MEVIUUS HITS: Cupid; Cham Gang; Teenage $904(4; Sad .Mood? feel It b/w in All Righl? TwLittn* iht Nighr fiway [oil bri RCA Vietor'j. Wondefful World,- Along tho Navafo Trail? Wlih Your Love? Lovf You Mosl cl All; Cveiybs^ly Likea ro Cho Cbaf Only Shteeiij 1 Lo»e Yc« (For Sariilmenlal Reaioni] (-all on Keen), Tribute 1o the lady (Kern); Sam Cooke (RCA Vktorl-tP'i.

* <'HE CORSAIRS Cloff) PM: Abnar Spector »nd Chuck Fly

NAMES: Jay UzseTI, James UrffH. MOiei IftaeOI, Cevige Wo&ren, BIRTHDAYS; Jy|y 13. 1942p Ok. : 19-iO; $fpt, 13, 1959; Jan. 14, 1940. HOME TOWNr

jLb Grange, M, C, EDUCATION 1 High achonL flAO;. GROUND: NeghJ ctut», perjon#! eppearaftcei. LATEST SI HOLE: Dating Shaded b/w While. PRC- VI0U5 HITt Smc-ky Placw

* DAVE (BABY) CORTEZ [Ch«i> PMi Waller Mw^r. 90: JoHv Joyce

ACF: 20. KOME TOWN? Ddrol«, MkK IPlCAIIOHt High school, itlf-taughT musk]an. KQfiaiES; Sketch- ing, BACKGROUND: Previously M Clccfc lefcd- OTKER MUSICAL 1HTER£ST$: Songwriting. LATEST SINGLE: Rinky Dink KÛ), LATEST AL- BUM: Rinfcy DtYrk fOicssl. PRCVfUUJ HIT: The Hepqy Organ (Clotk).

* FIOYD CRAMER (RCA Vklor)

BIRTHDRY: Olt. 27, 1933. HOMI TflWH: SJireviport, La. lOUCAriflH: High Khcfll. BACKGMUNOc Has pfeyed lh« piano on d»t« for mmy nlHic^-Mlkr Victor #rttj1s( {rtcf4<di*D Eirls Pmley, Jtm fteavci and ihe firqwns. R«omiy wj/ir on a p.4, lO'jr fa Swlh Atrk* with Chef Atkins *nd 3fm R«avei. LATKST SINGLE: Icier? Wrwif h/w Swing La>V, iiTI5r AieUHi J Remembe# Many Vrttiiimv MtLLJON $ELtEft: tait D*!d OTHtR HITS: On Ihc Robour^!; Sar, Arrtonic ftota; Harig On b/w Vwr L4Lt G«dbyp. Chattanooga Choa Choo,- Last Date- LP's.

* JOHNNY CRAWFORD (Od-Fil

REAL NAME; John Fffteit Crawford. ACE: t6. HOME TOWN; Los Ar.gplaj. EDUCATION: Ifigh ithODf. HOI- BII5i CoKecis raje AnwiiMn and Camdiaft ceiM atvi silent fyrttlcn ficlure!. BACKCfiOUNO; Acfar iohnr.y Cr^wfoo-d fr+dt hk Hollywood Ihealflcel dlbyf it Ihe age cf 5. Has appeared in many radii, TV and Ijlm nolei. Cuftertlly pJays fhuck Ccemars' i<4 In Ihc ABC-TV Mr<n. "The BiFlefTtjn." LATfiT SINGLE: Your liosc 'T C^nna Grow b/w M*. Ek-e. LATEST AlÛM: A Ycvng Man's Fanty, PRE- WIOU$ HIT5: Pilli Ann; Cindy's- Sfrihday.

* KING CURTIS (Enjoy) (Capjlal}

RTAL NAME; Curllt Dusky. filRYHOflY; Feb. 7. J93-4. HOME TOWN: Fwl Vlti\h. tUUCATION' High «h»|. BACKGROUNDr Radio, nighl efvbi, periOMl app^jc anw. OTHER MUSICAL IHTEheSTS: Plays tt--.af sax, go liar. Song'A'fiiift^, LATEST SlNClf; Beach Party b/w Turrt Tm Oî ^ CepllcrlK LATEST ALBUM: King Cunk Country tpul [on Capitol}. PREVIOUS HIT: Soul TwJs? [cm EnioyK

* BOBBY CURTOlfl (DtLFlt PM: Bob Keen* ibc U. S-}

BIRTHDAY: ApjU 17, 19<4. HOME TOWN; Part AflhUf, Qni,r Canada, EDUC-ftTfOW: Hl<î whool. fiACKGRODHD: He rKCfih c«r the Tarldh label In Canada lor whom he has had nu.-nr-rous bit dbVs. PeriOrtal appearencrt. LATEST SIJi&LE; 1 Cry inrf Cry b/^^, 5ig Timi SpihdfA PRIV1QUS HIT: Farluneteller.

* BILL DANA {Kappl RM: Shtrwln Ea,h, BU; W.M.

RML WAMIt Dill Sjathmaiy. BIRTHDAY: Oct. $, 1«4. Home TOWN; Qulncy. MiW, EDUCATION: Colfr-gn, BACKOROI/NDc Slarfe-d at t tWfitty team Darva and Wood, wish college buddy and pta'fef! Uieatcrv, nfgM tkibs and TV. Secame tomedy wrlier Tor Sf(>vt Aller* Show wfterr bp c/eaUit end became his famoui wmedy cNorodef, Josp limtnci, ?ft- *lOus(y recorded For Slgîtgre end Roufeifc R^qr^. OTHER MUSICAL INTEREST; 5on5«ritins. LATEST SINGLE- Jose tiWAt iU O'bi? b/w Prns Cenfprente Wiih Jwe Jimener En Orbit, LATEST ALBUM; Jam JlfMMi in Orb»i/0lll Oina «n Ejrih, PREVIOUS HITS; Iht Ai-tronjut, My Narr* Is Jdsp Jintti&H (Rowlciick Jose Jtrncnei at the Hungry I IKippl-lf'T,

* VIC DANa (DaIron) VWi Bob ftehderl. BD; O-AX.

BfRTKDAY: Awguit 26, 1942. HOME TOVWi n-jffnlii. EDUCATION; High whpol. HOBBIES: 5c-5rtiK

i?«. PACKtROtJRDi Starred as j dmtef. Bidlof TV, night clubj, perional appesranert, lATfST 5IKGII: (A Girl iittdi) to and Bt loved b/w limp Can Change, LATEST ALBUM! Warm jt>d Wild. PBEV10US HITSj Link Altar Boy; I Will.

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* BOBBY DARIN (Atco> [C*p\lQ\, PMi SUvt BIsunif. 10. C.A.C,

DfAL NAWE; Wjldtn R. SailOffl. BttTHDATr Way H, IWT. H6Wf TOWN? Ntw York CJfy. HOMlfS; Cflir<e-1jnn odd Vftivti a?%ij hi>1tl kc)-*." BACK- tsÛH^s TV. rJ-phf ctwtj. Mirrf«4 l» Cilm su^ iandi'* Swhdied to Cjplfol fttcoidf fhii nw- nur. tint tP ?flP Caplffi^ "If * Man Arttwf^," 6» 1® b« 1*1 W¥d m* w*tk- DTKtB HU5ICAL l«- TrtlSTS: SopflwrUJnc^ ptefs ^\Ue. pljr>of bm, dfgrM, vib«. MOVIISt "Pcint Blank," Alto "11 « M*?! Aniwars1" wlofi $j!>dr4 l>«, If.TEST SINGLEi ThiiWl h/W JiJler, BrJna M« Wjler

UTEsr ALBVMr Thrnfli and O^c Thfnoi ion AM. WHLfON SEtURJ; Ortwi lova^ AMck l^tt Kftllfi; of iTia HflOr Spflih ifllaih. OTHIfi WITS: Ai-lificial CCffrwnllrtej Vi'on'l \oj CpfTio KwT>r. B?fr Bailey; I'll .?♦ Thfrfr th» Sea- RlsiPi Janoj BtJihcombor; Eaiy Rlvfrr; Na- lutt B&V? Vou Hava Biab a BaiyrlCwl Boby;

You; MyhfplJcjtJor; Whaf'd 1 S*y (Mi 1 and 7) (all <■« Alco). Twijl WHh Bobby Derm-IP CAf<«?)-

★ JAMES DARREN (CotpS*) PiMs Jaycr Selrnkk

HEAL HAMfs Jaîw Efcobnl. BlRTHOATc Otlrfwr, 1Y3d. HOMH TOWNi PWfj^lpWf, pj.;, WUCAflOHt Kifih fthool, HOBBIESj A*;fo racirw^ boalnij- BACT- GROUND: TV. fifmj. LATiST SINCLEi Hflil ih« Conqua^ng Kîs • b/»v TM You^g To CO SttOiSy. LATEST ALBUM: Lovr

Ih* Your>fl( PBEVICUS HITS: An-^sl fict b/w 1 Don't Wanna Loso Your Cwibyo Cfu-*! Worfrf; Mt* Royal A4.Jlrtty; Copiclencc; fAary'j Ui- ?!♦ lamb; Jam»i parrrn, Vol. 1—LP,

★ JIMMY DEAN (Colymbfal *Mt Af Sôn#. «0,.W-M.

AOfi 33. «DMT TOWN: Plffrviiw. TfX. HOBBIISi BoaHng, water ikllni), fTshinsj.' BACXCftfiUNt: ftadto, TVf suflvner n«k, personal appcarancei. QTWfS MUSICAL INTERJ5TS: Ptay? plino, O«0<di0rt> 9ult4r. LATEST SINGLEt WMfc Slack Book b/w Pkas# Paw Jhe Biscuit- lATEST ALBlMi Cfg Bad John. Mll- (IDN SILLER- BJg Sad Joh/i. OTHER HlTSi Dear Ivm; C*|u?i Cfueen b/w To j Sltwlng .'frwty? P-T. 109; SJorl Men,

^ JOEY DEE & THE

STARUTERS (fcuhllc) ftAi Dob SO; JAlly Uytr

NAMES: Jwy Oaa^ Carnaifi lair/nor, WHIa Oavfy, Larry Vcrakfi;. Pavid PffDa*i- ACES: LaTimor, 22; DavlT. 21: Vtmkri «nd Drlgall, 2J. Doe's blfibday hint II. 1940/ HOME TOWN: Dee/ Pa»«I<, N. 1/ ItHJCATWN; HTgb iiSfKJl. BACKCROUND- Thh \* tht

tp jU/t tbe Iwisl pfctfy eKcifemeri ai New York's off-Sroadway nlgSr club c*lf<d rhe PappeTOlftt Loutvje. ftodlo^ IV,, film*, piTor-ir^p- târancci. KRW FILMS: "H-y. Lei's TwJsl," "Viva le Mil/' LATEST SINGLE! WKtl King oMw« H Thii b/w

.Winfl^fng. UTIST ALBUMt All iKe World Is Twlsl- In'- PATVIUUS HlTSi Pewermlnf Twisf; Key,, left

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★ MARTIN DENNY (Liberty)

BIRTHDAY: April 10. 1931, HOME TOWN; New York Clly- EDUCATION: College. HOOBIISr Skirt dlvlft^, coJletling rare instJumeAts, composing^ lACkGROUND; LJherty'fi fl-&r. direcfor in HonoHifu. Hawaii, LATCST SINGLE; A Tarte Af Ksney b/w The B^gMer Side. LATIU ALBUM: A Taifp cf Honey. PCEVIOUS HIT5: O'jlet YIMage; Wartirlqua. flulef Vltlage; Hypnotlqge^ AfJO-Dttkr Forblddin tslirvd; PiimMiVB; fxoNtt. Vots, 1, 2 i a-lP's.

★ DICK AND DEEDEE (Liblrty) PMi Wilder Bros. A Don Ralke

RT4L HAMEi Olcfc SL JoKn and Deedtc. ACT- Oiqk 19: OMdM, 18, HOME TOWN) Lcs Awl«. EDUCA- TION: College. lACKGROtlNC? PariDnal apâraHtf. DmR MUSICAL IHTEHEST? SonB^'HSinn^

LATEST SINGLE: All I Wanl b/w Life's JosB a Play. I Aft St AtSUMr Dlfk and Dee Dae. PREVIOUS HITSi The Mounlaln^ Higb; Tell Me.

★ DION (lime) (Calumbia} PM; Sal BaMferfe. BO; O.A.C.

BIRTHDAY{ hjly 18. 1940. HOME TOWH: BucrtK. H. Y EDUCAriOKi High «fioaL MOhfit: Eoaki ijn shew bwlrieli, wele/ ipofl*. lACKCROUNOi: F^rmc rty lead iiwj wish ihe Salmanf!, TV, night clubs. OTHER MUSICAL INTEREST! Plays gullar.

LATEST SINGLE: LJtUp Olene b/w lesl iqf 5via. LATEST ALBUM: levers Who Winder, MILLION SELLER; Tearustf In Lc^* (with the OTHER HITS: In fhc SlilJ of Ihe Hlghl; I Wonder Why; Kp One Knowsp Don"! Pity Mc; A lover's Prayer; Whrrt Pf Vn'henj When Vm Wish Upon a Star (all wSlh the Befrrwnfsl; ionaLi' Teeiuger b/w iDHa Ml« Blve; Havin' FuP b/w l««rlh Call fncl of the fcjner; Kuiiarc^mtf 5M* b/v.1 Rgnaway GifJi The Mainlfc b/w The Wanderer; Lovers Who Wandff b/w (I Was) a-3<n 1o Cry. ftunaroond Sue- LP.

* FATS DOMINO (ImpertilJ PW: thjrlrt levy^ HO: Shaw

BIRTHDAY; feb. 24, 1928. HOME TOWN: New Or lean!. BACKGROUND: A* 10 playrd pia^s a ^4 sing in henky-tcinks. M-jifled. s3k chaldfen. Wi^ht chjht, casern. Film?, OTHIR MUSICAL INTEREST! S«ngwrlllrg. LATISt SINGLE: Kolhing Naw {U** 6ld Thing) b/w Dance Wilh Mr. Domino. LATEST ALBUM; Million Sellfji by Fats. MILLION SILLERS: Don"! Came Knpeikin'j Wilklng tc New Orlaaoii Ain't I) « Sharne; All by Myself; Slue Monday? 81 u«- berry Hill;: Doll VVeevlf; DorTT Y-xi Leave Ma This Way; fai M^n? Gcirt' Homaj Cbih" to the Vrvetp I Lived My Ufa; I'm in love Again; I'm Walking? PLrne Qpn't leave We; Thinking nF You? Whole torn Lovl^f Yoq Y<nj ifrre Me. OTHCPt HITS- Pul Your Arrm Around Mr Honey; Three Nr-ghti a Week; I've Been Around; Be My G^wt? Whan Wy Oraan* awi Cc»mei Hornet I Want ra Wolk Yw Horn.*: I'm Gonnva Be a Wheel Ssmedayj Ce^ntry Boy; Before I Qirow Tuo DPd; Tell Ale That Yov

Mo; I2.000.0W Reocrdsr My Girt Josephlnr? Narural Bom Lover- Afn'J That jîr Like ♦ Wanvsn,- 'rthit a Pricef $hy fiab; Fell in Lcve? it Keejn Raining; Lei Ifie F(H?r Winds Bl<nv h/vv Oood Heat fed Man; Jarrbaysla; Yw W^n Agalrv fabvlov! M». 0; Rwk Jrtr ftollfri'; This is fan: ThH 1-t fats ficmlnoj ft Lot of Oommo::—•LP,,j,

* DON AND JUAN (Big Top> PM? Pftl» Pawl

REAt NfiMES: DC-ri, R.flljftd Trofla; Jwartr Clauds Jahnsqn. AG IS: Don. 23? iuan. 28. HOME TOWN; New YcrV Clsy. DACKGRDUNDj ftadio. rl^.r dubi. perJOftJl Appearance-t. OTHER MUSICAL INTERISTS? O-an plays p3anbr luart, sons-writer, LATIJr SINGLE i Tw> forti Are 'We b/w Pol Lwk. PREVIQU? NIT; Whal's Ywr Hamt?

* THE DO VEILS (hrlwirl BMi Naf Skjrtl/BOt G.A.C

HAM'S: tin Sifry, lead; Arri:8 Sasln, tirllc^.e? Terry Surmxra, firsl len-sr,- D^nny Brixiki, bail; Wlke Pennli/ ircond lanw. BIRTH DAYS: Bany, Xi^t 12, .1942? Safin, May 11, 1943? Surrmtrj, Gee. 29, 1943? Brwks. April 1, 19431 Oer.nii, }uf>t 3, 1943/HQM.E TOWN: PhikdelpWa- XOUCA- 7iON: Hjflh LOBBIES: SwrTonirg, baikti&MI, baseball, slrls. petrling. BACKGROUND! Radio, TV. penonil apoeararwes. OTHER MUSICAL IHTIRtSTS: Sunwrtfi, ditfmi, 9viUr4 jila/Y&r Vtnn'tt, ggltar, LATtST SfNGUE; KuUy Gully Bihy b/w Youi Lart ChaMe.-. LATEST ALBUMs All the KllU ef the T«n Gwopi. PREVIOUS HITS; BrJsloI Stomp; Oq Ihe

, H«w Confjnttntalj Brlrtpl Twiii|r:J Artnle.

* JOE DOWEll

PMr Doyl« Wilhatn. 80i Vfllfcllm Agartcy} Afil: 19. HOME tftWlfe BSwmltigtqn, 111. IflUCfc TIOH: College. KOBDItfi Swimmlrvp, Ei»hFnfl, liur.fi- Hig, beiketball. BACKGROUND; PeiwiBl appftr- arv;e». OTKIR MUStCfi.L INTERtSTS: plays ■goLtJir, songwrlfina'. LATEST SfNGLEt littH Red Rented Rcwhoal h/w Th4 One I L*f! fcr You. UTEST ALBUM: Joe .DoweFI Sln^ the Grrmail•American Hlli, FRfVIOUt KITS

He*rt (Vw 1 Dennl; the Brfdgt of Love.

* CHARLIE DRAKE (Unlied Art fits)

fl IRTHOAT i Jvfia 19, 1925. HOME TDWH; LontfM. HobbieS: eoxing. collecting dsggars. paSntlng. flihlrvp, wiling short jtorles and film scripts. BACKORDUHDs RadiOj W, persowl appearancei.

.Ûlisr SlHGits TangleFoof b/w Orake's Prcgrets. 5PSEV10U5 HIT: My Snamerang Won't Come 8atV„

* THE DRIFTERS (Altaflt) PMt. Geara* Traadwelli BDb Shew

NAMES: Chortes Thpmai, taotf tlnger? EMtfcvry Mub^S ^qyrrenlly scrvlrvg In the U./S. Army); Doc C-roer*, lendrj-RuiSy lewft 4(id Tcrrtfny Cvans, HOME TOVfHc All fr<un Fit* York Clty,.,«xrtj>t-Rudy from Rhifi adflphie. Thftr "7j|las-J>t, 8i|l Oavi?, else ffom Phila- delphia, • BlftTKOAYS! Chartn, April 7, 1937;.EII»- bury, Auûil 4, 193fij Goto bar 0, 1934;, Rudy, AuSMt 23, 1936 end Tenvny^ Sepiernbef »f 1927. BACKGROUND: Ben E, . K«ng. their Fprmor lead singer, ow [eccrdlr^-.SDlo for Atco label. Group Hai played fttiftttrous paatsnal appaaraîif, njohs eiubi in u, $, end Europe LATEST SINGLE: Scmclinies I .Wonder b/w Jtzipol IATEST ALBUMc 54ve Iht Lai1 D»OM lar M4- MfU LICH SmE»:rthprt Gots My Gaby. DTHEft HITS: Iqnlpy Wlnd^; WsUc CKrhlrrvtts; Adorable? Soldier df.'Fwtune;- 5lte^>boatj Withoul Love; Teearwe of

fteve; Sevan Oayij Honoy Love; Ruby. Baby; (If You i-Cryl True Love; True Lcwej Dance Whh A'e; This- 'Mnck Momeht/ Save Ihe tail Dance for Wf? 1 Cctml Hie Toanr Som# Kind c' Wonderful; Please Slay; loiwllniVs or Happiness b/w Swters fo* Mr Swear; When My LHUe Girt 14 Srtilllftg.

* DUKE OF EARL (Vee J*yl nh Cirl Div(4, BO; Shaw

REAL NAME: Pugone OliWJ a!i« for* Char#dlfr- BIRTWDAYi July A. 1927. HOME TOWN: Oilcaao* BACKGROUHDt Rftdio. personal appearance!. LATEST 5IK0LE; Ycu left M.e b/w I'll feltfrv Yw. LATEST A16UM:.The Gwke of farl. MILUClN SELLER: The Cuke ne Eatl-

* THE DUPREE!. (Coed)

: NAMES: Jciiitph Mike Arnqrie, tons BLala- glow, Jofin S-alwefD. Joe S^ntoUo- BIRTHDAYS; April 3. -1943; Sapi, 19, 1943' Nev, 5, 1940; Joly 9, 1940; July 23, 1943. HOME TOWN; Jerwy .City, N. i. EDUCATION: H^h jchooL HOBBIES: Sporfs, beat*, r«ina carl, fbhfng. BACKGROUND: rerwnal

LATEST SINGLEi Ton BelCAfl to Me b/w Take Mc as t Am-

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* DUANE EDDY (iitnUj RCA Vfefor. PM: Al WlWt-Hori Cvrtil

ttittHBAYi April 26, 1«S. HC>Mt TOW^r Aril, IMCAtlDN; Hitft ItKfr&U HDBBItSr Swimming,

. jiihfn?. A-TicricM Mslo^y. BAC*- CROllNCi P.adJo, Films, ptrsonil i&ptarMCrt^ ûit jrg«if wilh ftCA ..V2t7flf fftcordj. NEW F>lWt IhP pjssworif 1} ôg/49^< LATEST 5IMOU:-Tht Dill^ cf Paladin b/w Thfl VfJId W«tamm Ccn HCA ViclojJ. LATEST ALMM: Twanjy Gu^rar, Slfky Ssr^gs (on RCA VklC*)^ MlLLIOK SELLER] BpCJ-jsc Thry're Yevng fco OTHER HITS; SbaiBmi; furl/ MIFm of Bad ReMd; Rebel. Ramtr; ftevin' ind Gj'fiiyfift'r Ram- Rwl? Cartrenball; The Lonely Oip? Yepj Ssmt Sind-3 farf^cjubkCi T'OfPf Gunrr; PWJ Hi** Twan^y GuSlir, Will Tfivrli Qonnft Cttt ©ACk? The TwaAp't ihe- Thing; Theme frcyn Dlxf*,- t>r[*in' Horn?; My Blv* tk&vii h/w Alon® Ce-ivp Linda IdI3 «n Jafnre]. Million Dollarj. Worrh ..cf TwArtg {on iamSe)-lP-

* VINCt EDWARDS (Dwta]

AGE; firly Wt, «DME TDWNj B.ookly^ fOUCfl- .TIONf Ccilege ar-d *\w ^lydirt Kling at rhe Amerfcsn AcBripfliy 1^ New VorL KOseEES] Swim- ming, ercafiv* w/lrifig, flying. Fdwaxds h also an arfyacate- oL <iroartk4llr B^n fwdl Bfld lla'pi In ihipt by (Hling *<;ahts and gym wedt- wis, BACKGROUNDj prlimfily known iat hk *tar' ring role !n ABCTV^ rrfdlcat Mfi«. "Ben Cejey." Kat ill® yppeared In many sljg# and lilm rolw, Jnclotflng * tmall role on Srotdwyy |n "High EM'ton 5h«5." »nd e roid Iwr In "Como B«-;k. LHiRe Sheha." Has «pearpd on live and fifm TV iliows such as "fi.f. Thoarpr," ,rJCirth' M<k Present" end "UEÎy." »le will make his nfjht cfub debut skis winter lei 111 Vegas. LATEST SIHfiLE: Oon'f Worry 'Bouf Ale b/w And Now Ion De-icel; At You C«ffe Alf b/w LoTltpop Cen Ctpm\. LATEST AlBUMi Vincent Edwirdi Sififli (on tiuH,'

rofe of C^nna Rttd'e ll4u$Sttr oa Ihe TV strkt, "The Ocrifia Reed Show." N!*{c of NlMtte fabrey, »h* tlerted « a dancer, and her btg eelEng break came f.n 10S3 with in ipputbnu on a Frjak SlneTJA TV ipetUcular. Has •Iscs appeared jp fjlmi. LATEST SINGLE; The Things We Did l*it Jwmmor b/w B.'eJkiftg Up .It Hud to Do. LATHI AlSUWi ShrillY. PREVIOIFS HITS; Johnr-y Ar^t; Johnny LflflMt Mc,

* BENT FABRIC (AlMl

REAL HAME: Dtnl PabricluiS'eSf'ro. AGE; Middle Ki't. KOMCt Denmark. BACKfiPOUNDs Mr. Fabric rj hiad of Afftronomo fUcordt in Penmark. En od- ifilion, be l» aJjo 4 swcHsful i-^r. rnin, «pm- p'Mer, planlsl and IV perscnalCty. He is htif and sfir of h popular Salurday nlghi Oaîtfi TV tftow called "ArppiyJ 0 Pifw"' where be presenrs v^rlaut gvcjf sl*rs end pl«-ys Ih« pfflno. LATENT ilNGlli Alley Cai b/w MJrkin' TfrDP.

* PERCY FAITH (ColvmhSil

BIRTHDAYi April 7t 1W9. HOWE TDWHs Torotno, Canadi. EDJCATIOMi High tch«l. HO?BIE5: Do If. •JKlfre inTni. BACKCHOUNOj Ridic-TV «n^j£l«-r muiwCil dlrîw pi CplumhU ftetords, OTHER MU- SICAL IWIERESIS; CoodocHny. etTenaing, tompOllng, LATEBt SlHGlFf Theme From "At!rise and Comenf" b/w âc<?jel(r>e'5 Joujfiey. LATEST AlSUMi Th* Alu- sic of 8f«in MllLJOK Stum; Thtrypt From "A Sumrar Place"/ The Song From "MooJSn ftfluyt," OTHER HITSi Theme For Y»ng Larerlj SwcAiih Shipi«lT; Oelkitfo; Ttllj Amor; Tbtnt Frcrn J,Tfie Dark H the Top of th* Ssacft/" Cvnelot; Wajchic Cutrn; SouquH of love—If't.

* FERRANTE AND

TEICHER jUnifed ArlijEi) HO: VC.W.

HAMESc Atthvr Fertaoie, twit toichir. HOME WWHi FerraRte, New York; liltbej, Witkes-Bine, Pi, EOUCAtlOH: Julltiird School of Music. BACK. GROUND; The concert pSanbti met i\ Ihe age of ilx as sfciufcnft et JuIlllPrd- M\9* V>', pirsc^Pl ap- peanricei. Previausly rwordri Toe Wctlmlntler. CclutrAila nnd amount. OTHCft WiUSICAL JH- TERESTSj Cofr^'Mlna, orrflnylny, LATEST SINGLE: Till Thfre Wat You b/w LIda R«ie (ABC-faramounty. LATEST ALBUMi Poslcirds from Pans (A8C-P*r*meoft13. PREVIOUS HITS; Theme from "The Apart rrttrvl"/ fxodut.- Thefr* From "Cccdhya Ayalit"; Torlghl (all on Vniled Artiusj. West Side Swjy* F«tr*rtEe and HHN' Love Tbenwt; Golden Piano Hill; Tonight [ill on Unlled ArthU)- LP't,

* EVERIY BROTHERS * 4RRT FINNEGAN fWarver Bros.) (Cad«<♦} BO; OiA.C.

BIRTKOATS- 0dp. Feb., 1W7j Phfl, ian- I9r ?9W, HOME TOWKl Srownie, Ky. EDUCATION: High sthMJ. MOBBlIS: Dcn^ inUque yuiu. pn'rilng, photography? Phil, iparl ««r hortefcbek riding. BACKORODND; Worked wlih pirtnn at fifyiily sfngina stcvp on fccal rod So ihw from tlrrvt they were cfybi ind tlx. TV/ FMrnwiy wilh Cidcnct, r*y* wfih Warner e«*. Dcfl retenMy mtrrrcd lo British .lifrast,' Vrnrtia Sffvemoo. Both, ire turrentfy acrvtfig in the U. S. Marina Corps. OTHER. MUSICAL INTERESTS; Sonywriflnp, oultir, +rrari5etMnttt LATEST; SINGLE: That's Old fathioned b/w How c*n I Meet Her? [On Werner Bros-K LATEST AL. SUM: The Colden HiU of Ihe Ev«sly Brothers [on Warner Bros.). WIUIOM JELUkS: Cathy't Clewrt CWarne; Bros.}; All I Do Is fireanv Bird Dog,- Sy«, aye Uve? Wake Vp* UIHc Susie [lit cn CadenceS, OTHER HITS; Whun WtH 1 Ha lovedf • Be-Bop A- lulu; Pi®blemS;-Take a M,wsag« lo lAa.ry; • fiiHj I KiMidl Y6*J; let If He; like Strangers f+ll on Ca- dance}; Stick With Me; Don't BldfTt«! Me h/w Musk^ fat; CryrrB In the Riirp (alt on Wbfr*r BrM-.J,

★ SHEUEY FABARES (Colplji)

REAL HAME*. g-ent Fibrfcrvs-Bgefie. 'AGfj Middle ■1P44. HOME TOWKi SanU Monica, Calif, EDUCA- TION: . High Ithcol-. HOBBIES; Swlnvnlnfl. baWng: BACKCEgUNn; Actress Sbellty' fflbares pliyi Ihe .

ailLBOARO MUSIC WEEK. SEPTEMBER 22, 1962

[Old Tewn] AGE: 51, HOME TOWN; New York Clly. EOUCATIOH: Prcs«ftlly 1 Kirt^f It KWl* Oama. HOBBIES: Swim- mi^p. tfincin?. track. BACROHGUHft; Bidlo, TV, per- ionil appearancK. Aho an apt dinceir ar^ hefrf^ his record [fig succeu will Had afl adkig bid. OTHER PAUSKAl. iHTTPEStS: Ff*y» gullar^ pleno, drumi md dabbles !n s-wuwrllllng- UATEST 5IMGU; Oh loneiow Me b/w Knock cn Wood. PREVIOUS HIT: Gear One.

★ TONI FISHER (SlgAelJ Big Top} PM; "S^Md" How. RO: GJk.C.

ACT: 3D. HOME TOWN: Los Angeles. HOBBIES: Ski- ing. hutiflrvjj. BACKGSOUNDj Bcc*mr ifi eniefiamw at the age of ieven, puferrulng go Iccaf radio, Pertonj) ippejfjrjtts,, focal radio and IV, nlghl clirhs. LATEST SLNCiE! W*$l of the W*ll b/w WbaE Did t Oo (w BI5 Tcp}. PREVtOUS HITi The Dig Hvrt (on Slgnefk

★ TENNESSEE ERNIE

FORD (Cipitel) PWi CtMlJe SUM

BIRTUPATj Jeb. 13r 1919. KGMt TOWN: Brfctol,

Term.: EDUCATION: Cclleae. H0B8IIS: Hunting, ;f|shln7, ranqhing. eACKGRGUKDi Fewnaf appaa'- ^ncei, OTKIft MUSICAL JHTEREST; Songwrlting.

LATEST S1NCIE; Ha$t and 'aed Irort b/w iSsng. LATEST ALPUMi I Lovo to Tell the Story. MILLION JILLIR: Sixteen Tons. OTHER KtTS: SpfrU- uiSif Nearer I he Crtti; A Friend We Have; Slrvg ra Hym* Vi?ith Mer Hyfrvni-LP'i,

* PETE FOUNTAIN {Ccr»f> BOi Jjfttii Siphfee

HIRTHDAYi JulyS. 1MO. HOME I0WH: New Qrltaas. EDUCATIOH: High tcbwL ■ACKCWUNDi AB ifle Of

^10 ^tudrad as jGhn v/ipg'> state Pand School of Music. Joined Lawrence Well; lurw 1957, Lefr Welle iwo yeart ago and returned to \i:t field, LATEST SikGLT: Talkin' *0wt You Ib/w CorriM Corrlna. LATEST ALBUM: The New Orlear.i Scene. PREVUJUS HUTSt Cloief Walk; Pete Focnrafa? Pete Faun I a In Day; feafew Lwrgc; Kfw Orleans,- Peft Fc/nfafn's French Cvarfer Kew Orteant; Pele Foun- ijin-W Hirt-Bwrboo Sreeet; Fete Fouritilo'i TMu- ilc Fram DxkIc—LP'i,

★ FOUR PREPS [CapffGlt PMr Mel Sheuer. BOt UnJled Tileflt

HAMESt Don Clarke, finoce Sctland, Glan Uirion^ Ed Cohb. ACISc All ift earl/ TQ'i, HOMf TOWN;

;Hollvwuod. EDUCAmH; Kigh ichwl. BACRGBUUNDt Formed sree-'p Irv high schoaB. first btg break came vie gutlt itvst an" Errtrf Ford's TV show, Pcrtortjl appG^rancas, <lvb- tfilfi, LATEST SINGLE 1 Alice h/w Gaorf Wphl SweelKeail. LATEST ALBlfAt Uffipui Eircore, MILLION SiLLEft: 3i MI1«. QtHSE HITS; DOW* by the StaNori; Uty

!Summer Wight; Dreimy Gyts, 91b Man; M.ore Money fw You. The 7wf Preps- The Four Preps oi Cam- pw-LP'i,

★ CONNIE FRANCIS <MCM> fMt GeersP SBbeefc.

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High jcbwl. HOIBY: ColJeclina stuffed aolmeh, OTHER MUSICAL IWTEREJTSi Sangwrlllrig, aic«rdtwit plarxi. BACAGfiOUKD; $lgrUd «rMr « ehlfd TV 'Sfogef, TV, nlgM "club?. Wen BMW's 15th Ar.nual Ditk JwRey Poll as "Wait Ployed Ffmafe VucalUr" md "Fe^wlea fei^le v«ansr' 0' 1952. }r« writ'

jipfi a boo\ schedwlod for fall publiHlion called "For Every Yduab Hear?-" LATEST SfNGLE: Vecaifbn b/w The Biiiaej! Sin of AFL LAIIST ALBUM: : Csnnte Ffancfs Oince Pertyl Mil LION SlllfM: EMcybody'i S&mtbody'i fwl; LIpsilcV on Ycur Cofllatj Frenk^p; Who's Sorry Now?/ Mtfiyr Mamj. OTHER KITS: Too Moivy Sujes;

Joijcthfr; No One; Where the Boyj Are; Breskln' ■ In a Brand New Rroken Kearf; My Henri H« • Mind of Us Owft; MolMoenaj Jealous oF You,- stupid Cvpldr G^d 9Ims AmrflMr Atncfyg J.'.y Sou- venf«; My kapplress; I'm $orr/ 1 Mode Yw Cryj Fallln". Many Tears Ago; Scnii M-Mta [Wilh Nc«

.One); When the Bay In Yoor Arms b/*1 Baby's firil : [hrijtmeJ; Hotlywood b/w [He's My} Drefmboot; Don't Br«k the Hfirt Th4l Lam Ycv; S«cond-Hend

.Love. H«we Gieaiesi HHi; C«nn»e Frmcli et the CCipa; Slngt to a Swinging B*nd; Oo the T*JiBp Never cn Sur-Jiy-LP's.

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Cdlvin Scott and Clarence Carter

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★ JUDY GARLAND <Cip^plJ PMf FrPldi

KfAL NAM-E; Frtnth Cumm. EACKCROtlND; A fhcw bgiinfss'veFenn slrice The si 1hr«; 5*»p fourtd wl?h Tier v*/devll!e u^JI she yrii ligntd by Ni-Q'M PldtTfj when >Iif *« 13.' Gtoru# Te«el; su^fiJed she thange her r*r* to Judy Garhf^.

!5he ii»er»1ly b'**" up 0,1 ictma. Her g'iaiesi moskdS hlfj were "Wi«r<t . 0'/" >.!« in

:f>t. Icvli'' "The EdsTor Peradc," .TpWâ; fn SO'i and Ibitnched a nlfery-cchcerT ca#eer, dlmiaed by appfjra'TKM ar the Palate Thesrer and CafnegSe Hail in New Tprk- N1"H FILAISj "a CMW Is Waiefr^," rs he reltaied mld-DKC^hef; "The L«ne!y 5ta9*" *nd "A ttJAflûT of OLKr." LATIST.SIHCU; Zhg] Wtnt iKt ZftiW of My

'Heart h/w ftock-a'Bye Yw Bahy With a Disk; Mftedy. IATE5T fllBUM: The Garfand Tevch.'PRF- V1O0S Kttj: Dear f/.r* Gflbk; Yw Mr- Low You; Spine'^twfe Over the .Rainbow? The Boy M*d Door; The Trolley Sortjr* Mefl Me in St, Louis

|Mf« Show SuiWstr"Judy a! Corneqt-e Hall^lP'l,

★ BARBARA GEORGE CAfOl iM CO; Shaw

BIKTHm; August \&t 1942. TOME TOWN; Nc* Orloanip ID15CAT10N; High Khwl. BACKGftflUKO' NFflhf Clubl,' pefioâl »pp<arancK. LATEST:,SIK&lEi Ufti lor Mo llf You rf«d Se^ lovihl b/w .0l«s YD(J LÔ). LATEST ALBUM: T' Know lAFOJ- PREVIOUS HITS; I lYou DDn'f| Love Me Mo Mora); Yoir Talk .Abcut love Ifc^lh Oft AFO),

★ DICKIE GOODMAN lOEiiwandJ

BIRFKDAT;^ April 19, 1934. KOMC TOWHt HfwNH, H;.Y, IDUCATlOHt Cclfege,. HCBBT; H(jrs« racing. MCKOROUKD: TV.;. rword hop*. OTHER MUSKAI tHTERESTS; Sor^Tifliyj, Afraftarng. LATEST SINGLE! Bto Cwy-h/w Fflp Side |Dra- enond). LATEST ALBUM: Th.e Many Heads of OHWa COwfmin PHLVIOUS -HUST Flying - SauMfiyr The: TotMhablw? The Tcuchablcs in 07o<rfclyn ■ (aTl on Mark X),

★ EARL GRANT (betea) PM: Lta Mag 14: BO: WJA.

flOEt 02. WOMt TOWN! Okrahoma CEty.. EDUCA TiflHi Cc-Heocv.'KflBBlESt .fteadlog.i.teivrerri and to-J- lectlng elaSllCBt rPHYdSr BACKCROUHO: Forie^r r»j ilc" rw-tHaf. Night clubs; TV, Flfrnt and personal ap-; wirances-Ewih here and atrood. Cwrrpnriy making; lilm difcwt -In -rfeafufid role In '■'Tender Is Ihe Might." OTHER MtTSKAL INmCSTSr Irt addit^n 1o Ihe- pla-np an4 pfgaf*, Crant alw nl+y» she drumi a'rd rrumpat. ' LATEST SINGLE:-Sweal Slsleen Bars b/w LearnTO' Hip BluM.' LATEST AIBUMJ Earl Gram at Satin 51. eait. PRBVIOUS HITS; leîsa ol BambM; Swlrtfl- In' Cerlly b/w Beyond the Reef, Edd Tide #nd Other rniitu?nteital FavoriiH; fiayond >ha Ree# j>nd Other Irsliuinenral Fa-jafites-LR's,

★ JOE HENDERSON rr*id>

KOME TOWNi Gary, Ir^d, HBOIYi )\h brand^r-r 1962 Cadillac ftWlSf C*r. BACKGROUND; Hlghf Cftjhs,. personj.1 apppaunm!. OTHlfi MUSICAL IN- TEREST) Sonsvrtiflng.

58 SPOTUOHT OW RECORD PROGRAMMING

LATEST itKfiLIi AiHf living You b/w Big Kurt, IATTS7 ALBUM; Snap Your Flngerl. PREVIOUS RIT- Snap Tour Plr>p«i»,

★ THE HIGHWAYMEN m*\t4 Artlits} PM; Ken GntifKfi- BOf G.A-C.

HftMES; Stave Chan Danieli, bfrl-by Burnerrt Oil Robblitt, Dave Ftsher. AGES; AH are 22. HOME TOWt: 5utt?> Krw Yfi^k City? Oanlell, Buanw Airei; Burreti, Mystie. Coi^-; Fiiher, Haw Haven. Co ft". EDUCATION; Seniors at W«.lay*n UnfYe/ilry (n i.iid- dlct^rwn. Conn. BArtGROUNOi Ffllk ipuik group 0*1 61 Ktipgl. PersCrtll apptaranMJ. OTHER MUSI- CAL INTIRESTSr ByLLfr pleit WWi Daniels. play» g'/lfor -Tftd choeaopD? plays puhar, iangos and waratas; Fisher, ploys gwllir, banjo, f«cardcr, Ixjngaa Ai^d ll fwlcol orreng^f W* c^rnlrtt 61 grc^p. LATEST SIHGLIt The E-irdrw b/w Cindy, Of> CEndy. LATEST ALBUM: C«KOre. PREVIOUS HlTSa M.ichftel; Cbtron FiaWs b/w The Gypty Rover. The Highway men—LP.

★ Al HIRT (ftCA Vi(t4e3 PM; Pfrcall. 80: A.B.C.

HOME TDWHi S'rw Drleans. EDUCATION; Cintlnnall C<«iiervai©ry cf Music. HUBBIES; Sports, soucmet ar-5 thef. BACK GROUND; ftafe TV. night alubs. person at appear^ncei. LATEST SINGLE) Td!WftJ Thai Rivtf b/w Al 01 LB. LATEST ALBUM: A) Hlfl flt "he Mwdt fiifli. PREVIOUS HITSr lle'T Ihft King; Al HIrt-Grf9te>t Horn In the WorWf H«n A-pkrvly [Alt «n RCA Vic- tor): Ffta fountain-Al Hift-Bourbon 5l«eC (on Coroll-LP'i.

★ EDDIE HODGES 80; WrM.

BIRTHDAY: March 5, 1947- HOME TOWHi Halliat- byrfl, Mill. mUCATIflHi Hftfi ichool. HOBBIES: Botebjll, movies, fpdtbell pid swlmmfng. SACK- GROUND: TV, film, o leading rs?lc in hit Bread- way mwlMl, "ThB Musk M6fkt" NEW ftlMi "Sirtrv mpr Magk" whh Hay'-ry Mills- IATIST SINGLE; (GSrls, Glrh, (Hrlil Ar4 Made to Lave b/w I AUTce Belitvp Is'i You. PREVIOUS HITj I'm C-onna Knstk on your Door.

★ EDDIE HOLLAND 01 own) PH.; Barry Oarrfy

AGLi 21. HOH? TOWN: DelroU. IDUCATlOHt High Hhool^ BACKGROUND! Pcônal pppefcfanc«. Frevi- ously recorded Tor Unltad ArlSsts Rccord%- IATT5T SINGLEi It's Nor Too late b/w If It's- love. PREVIOUS HIT: T*--nie.

ik BRIAN HYIAND (ABC-Para-n-'ftunO {Ktppl PM; Sam Gordon

BTRtHDAr; Novemher 19. 1943. HOME TOVIK: W«dfiavf«( H. Y, EOUCAnON: Sc^horoflre In hljh k>kioI. ROfiBtESj Sowllnu. jwimmiftg, baikttfaall, BACKCROUHRi TV, rtigM ctob, personal appeal ancfrt. Will pppear oi> ji Jackl-e Gleatort fill ipec- racvlar. Started slngino al nrtic in church cboN. Pievlcujly rece-'ded fo* Kapp ftecords. OTHER MUSI- CAL INTERESTS: Playj w-'iler, Mt, tl^W. LATEST StNGLEi Walk d L«ne!y MlLe b/w Warmed Over KISM1- iA0C-Pn»n>CKinl). LATEST ALBUM. Scaled With a Kilt (ABC-Par+m^nl], million SEiiERi ihy 8(Tir "Teenlc Weenie Vellcv Pofka Doi SlklnJ <K4ppJ. OTHEB HHS; fowf Llarre H«lt? Thai'i Much (horh c-n Kepp)r Let Me Bet&ng t^ Youj Glnny Come Utilyr Scaled Whb a Kin tall on ABf-Parampunth

★ THE IKETTES (Atoo) PMr Ike Turner

NAMESi Alice Fay*, Robbf* Jehnjon, Afmrtead. lACKGROOND; The grwp war or»glnilly forrrrfd to provide iht backing for fhp VCKal duO, Ike and Una Turret PeisonaT LATEST SIHCltt Heave ft |y L^ve b/w ZiUf ?*• Zwn. Zum- PRCVIOUS HIT: I'm Biur flhe Goofl-Gcng 5«na).

★ ISLEY BROTHERS (Waftdi

NAMES: Rsnald, Rud&fpH and O'Kelly. AGES: Earfry 20X HDMI TOWN: Clrrclnnall. GACKGFIOLHO] P?e-

jussvily ^c»fdl•^ (w SCA ViciM* Penonal aftgelr LATEST SINGLEt TwiJlirv' Wllh Lfnda b/w

•8*1 Set Com# Homo. PREVIOUS HlTr Sbwl Vicrprb Twist and Sboul tyn Wgrd}.

Vr BURL 1VES <D«c»l PMt Helen Ins, 60. W.W.

REAL NAMTt Sufi itlfl Tvanhw IVM. aiHTHDAy, June U, HOME TOWKi Hur-l Ciiy Tcwnsh^ \\[

' BflCKGROU NDi ftadl«, TV, BuoatfwaVr Film, w'. !cml apfrfi^nA^- Vycll knswrt f^r hii B«o»d^ and fltw version Of tM 5Iq paddy rplf In

-.ricisec Vrilllfitf»sJ "Cat on a Hot Tin Raot." NEYr FILMf "The Spiral Road" wilh R«V QTMfft MUSICAL IHTEREST; Plays Îfar. LATEST SIHGlfi Cell Me Mr. In.Belween h/w ^ Yco Gdnnn Do, Itrvy. LATEST AI BUM: It's Juist My Fvfjny Way of taughift'. PREVtflUS HITS; LHlli Billy Tcarj Funny V/ay of lati^hjn'. The V«r»Tilt Burl tvtc-LP.

★ ETTA JAMES (Arga) PM'. k-hn Levy- BOi UnWrtsel

ACE: 23. HOME TOWHr Los Angelesi EOUCATIOH; HIgti sphnal, 8ACKGRGUN0: TV, parsoml app<ir. antes. LATEST SINGLE: $tpp ihe Wedding b/w Strrei of Tears. LATEST ALBUM: Ctr» AJm« SEngs for lovwi. PREVIOUS HITS: Trust In AI Llit- All I Could PO Wn Cry; My DeiiWl DiJllnj;. Otnzi With Me, Henryj Dc-n'! Cry. B^by; Jpmithln/j Co? a Hold an M*.

★ JAY AND THE

AMERICANS ftlAired Art Ills}

HAMISi Jay Taykr. Sordy Yegud*. Xenr-y Rw-ffi- bfffff, Howard K trie hen baurty BACKCP.OUNO: Sjdie, TV, nighl dub*, pt'ionel a?prarancei. I ATI ST SINGLE; Y*$ - b/w Tomorrow. UtE^J ALBUM: Sh< Cried, PREVIOUS KIT; She C'rtd.

★ BERT KAEMPFERT {0<cc*>

HOME IOWNJ Il»mbl)f5, Btf.mfcfly. CACKCÔUKD; Well-kn^wn EVKwn compos**, cpnduclor and *(- f^ngef made debui wirh Hans ftuich's or<h«ir> ki Oanel^, After Wurld War II fframd-MS Awn biAi, MUSICAL INTIRI5TS; Play? darSnet, 5«aphe«i( piano ^nd accDidic-n. LATEST SINGLE: Garden Wfngl In I hp .Sun b/<r» Chnderelfj Afler Midnight, LATEST ALBUM: Thil Happy FrtHn?, MlLllOH SELLER: Wc^dciland b? Nighr,.OtHIR HITS: Tenderly,1 Cafv«i; N&w iaJ Foreref* Mrikaan Beat, wonderland by Mlghtj Panting In Wonderland-LR's.

★ STAN KENTON (CapStel) FM: Wargarcf.Sharp, flOi A.H.C,

BIRTHDAY: Feb..- 19. 1912, HOME TOW Hi v Wichita,. Kin. EDUCATION) Hi$h «h«l. BACKGROUNR; ihf «l«ran hand leader h« «k»de nuirjeroos appear- anw- on radio. IV *01! on concert -eppmarirti, both here and abtoad. One of the rirrt *rJisr{ li |G3n C«?i'Pl RKPrdt. KqnfiMi has been with Ihe label since 5945. OTHER MUSICAL INT5RCSI? tUp piano. LATEST SINGLEt Warm BJue Suream b/w Co Sack. LATfST ALBUM: The Scf-hlnIc4fed Appie^h, PREVIOUS HIT: West S(d« Sl5tfy-LF.

★ BEN E. KING rwco> PM: SftO Artiiti, Inc. 80; CirtlP Artlrts

iHOME TOWN 1 New Yark City. BACKOROUND: Wtl rad jlnger.wjih the drifters 4n ÂHatvtk libel.

Reieally l*Fl Shem to go wt «-e single. Thtatut, night club*, parser»l «peafdntts. OTHER MUSKAl HTFREST; Songwriling, i ATI ST SINGLE: TO") 8 ad. b/w My k«<l Crlrt fi' Yw. LATEST ALBUM: Ben E. Ktna Sing* f©'

I Lm-m, MILLION SCLLIRS:. There tpn My Bibr fqn AUantic with the Driflprt}, OlNlfi HITSi SUnd by Ale; Spanlxh Marlem; Souvenir "&f P-'-nHo b/w Ampr; Don't Play That Son§ (You Uedf-

SEPTEM&Eft 22, 1962. B|ILBOAF:0 MUSIC WEEK

* CLAUDE KING [Cahirnbiik> 9M & BO: Iklfmm Franks InK

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upyt TOWHi SflMVtpcrr, EDUCATION; Cnlteae. huniJng. BACKCROUKO:

giy.fl, fV, prrônjl appcarofltrt. lATfST SINGHr Wolvor'on Mountain h/w Lhlh eiirf JJeiff, LATEST ALOyW* Wect ClaoAf King.

KINGSTON TRIO {Capital) CM: Frank Wcrbcr. eOt Ifnllai T*lMl fi J»m« U Sapkler

UH; Air In mrd'Ws. MOMS TOWrt: Bob 5hdMP Hiwin? Nick R<-yjioldir C6iC^&d6, Calif. IPOCATION; Collrgp, HOBBIfS; Bob, waTflr rtlln^ svrflng, bull toll fjflbfi; NJrk, W4l«f skUnp, spoils car rjclr^r nCKGROONO: Won BMW's Nsh Awiual Cisk Jockey rail hi "fAosi Pl*>«d Vocal Gdcop" cf 196?j V/. c-otafis, nighl ctobi. Davo Cvard left ibe yrnup tut yeaf and ww replaced fcy John Stcwarf, Itcawily wllh fhc Curriiejland Tlnee, lATCSr SINGLEJ She Was Xw Good 1q Mr i/w

W^cirt Town, LATCSI A16UM: Somcthlnn Special, HIlUPH SEUIR: Tom O'^ley. l>THfR HITSt fvtr-

Qad Mart Bluftdef; El MaCftdOfl; WflffiNj Manj Ceo CM U; M.TTA,; Tiiyana lafo Ypo're ônni

Me b/# En El Where Ifjve All iit Gorte. The V.lnsiton TrfOr honîy lp Klnjitpn Trio el large; Here We Agalnj SoW Cvt; Sfrirtg Akng^ Coin* PUcen Ktnpsaan Trjp <Imc Up; (blflfle Concert; The Best of ihe Kings- im Trio-LP'j.

★ BRENDA LEE (Dp-cf») PMf Dub Albrlllen. BOi W.M.

BISTH5AYr OttenUt II. }W. HQM5 ?DWH: At'

lenlix BACT.CR&UNO; "Regu!a^'•, on "Ojark iubSlee." Cuti* .iw»*4ranees on TV. personal ♦ppcarancw,. LATEST SlNGLEt Ktart In Hand h/w H 5»a?l<d AH Over Again. LATEST ALBUMc Slnctftly, Cronda UOr MILLION SELLER; I'm 5er<y V* All ytrti GoJBfl L>o. OTHER HITSr Syreet NolMn'ij Dyne- rniiej ion Yckj TNI 1 Die; Emoirc-mj Yoy Can D«p«rid Wi Me? Owfn Duirif Anybaqty Bet V.c b/w Feed Îj R«kln* Arpgod ihft Cbrrtt/nft! TfLe b/w Pap^ Noel; Steak. It to Me Oenlly? Evrrybody Lcvei Me Bgt Yoy. All tho V/jy-LP.

★ DICKIE LEE $a»Fh) PM: BUI Hall

BIRTHPATj SwlOTlber 21, 1940. HOME TOWN: Mfr^hrt. EDUCATIGH: Cclff-Jt, HOBBIES: Sports, twinuulfij, en ard Hitcolnj to records vrlltv hit f«vorfie ferrule compaftJCn*. BACHCHOUKD: Persorul appearancei. LATEST SIKGLEi Pikhei h/w M«e or Le».

* KETTY lESTEB (Era) PMj Harris Asbbura. BOc W.M,

HOME TOWN; H&pt. Ark.' EOIICATIOH: College. ' QilflfciBHy llodled nursing. BACKCHOUND: Radio, TV, night cliibs, legit., pmoftal appearartcw. LATEST SINGLES:' Rive/of Sell b/w You Can's Lie Jo a Uai; I Sold Good^yt So V.v ivn b/w (Jytw for i Day LATEST ALBUM; toe

.tellers lEra}. PftiVIBUS HITSi Love LetJeis; But Nat fol {f»lh on fre),

★ THE LETTERMEN (Capitel) PMi IrtLRand. IDi C.A.C-

•MAMESi ftciurl Enyemsnn, Tony Suialo/JCm Pike. BIRIIIDAYSi Engemann, Feb. 19, 1934; Bulalo. Nov. 20> l-MOr Pike, Nov. 6, I93B. HOWE TOWN; En-, getrur.n. Highland pjrk, Mkh,? Buiala, Sharon, Pa.^

. PW^ St. Lh-'Is, EDUCATION: Cc-lfcge. BACUCSDUND; Radio, TV, cessona! appearances- OTHER MOSiCAl' IKTCKSTSf 8ufalo/ sc<ngwfiling, - LATIST SINGLIr Silly Boy (She 0«iftrl Ldm Ywj' b/w I told the Siars. LATEST ALBUM; Onse Upars a Timp. PREVIOUS KITS; The Way toi toi Tcr.lghl; When I Fall )n Love; Come Back .Sllfy Gftf; Hew ii Jtjlie? A Song (or Yoorvg Lcva-LP,"

* ENOCH LIGHT (Cfimm aad^

HOME TOWN: Cafiion, dMo. educatioh; College. BACRGROUNtu OtfylnaMy pMnmd to he a pfvyskfan.' Veteran band Nader. OTHER MUSICAL INTCRCSTS:, Play* violin, tonducfar, arranger. Ll$hr 14 head el ■ be-lh Grand Av-Mndl end Commsr»d. which wprc:

pyrchnad by ADC-fararpoyns in I960- He atarted. toh labels.

LATEST SINClti Satan Never Skew b/« Ihemc Front "Foor Horsemen of the Apo:.iEvpspr' CC^mruamf}. LATEST AiBUM; The Sesl of Ibe Original Rjuin-? '20'} (Grand Award]. PREVIOUS HITS; Biby, it's Cold OuSlide Cha Ch» Choj I Want lo Po Happy Cha CKa Cha; The Rojiln«? TwanltMj The Flirty Thiriits—IP's (atj cn iKe Grand Award lahel).- PrcvoceMve Prf<vsj!on IVol- IJ; Big, fiflfd and Grimy? Pcrigeslvc Pcrcvasion [Vbl- JJ; $i*«o 3S/mm CVoli. 1 * 2)i Gifal themes From Hll Fii/fiS—bP'T 1*11 oo Ccrtvnand label].

* THE UMELITERS (RCA VIcier) PMi Gleem Yjrkwghi BO: I.T.A.

HAMCS; Leu C«iili«b, ban-? Alex HawHtv, bar.. tone; Glenn Yarbrou-jb, fenoc. AGES: lc<j, 36- Afe*. 27i Glenn, EDUCATION: tOllegf. BACK'- GROUHU: Gottlieb ocgjeilMd the grwp Ifl Caltfornta. Boys i««k iheir namn from a dub ihey played, the Lfimellle, tn Ajp^n, Colo. Prevldui-ly reccrdtd If Ftcktrd Seedres. OTHER MUSICAL IJflERESTS: loo, rr^Norogist. folk music aythprHy, plays ba«, irranger,- AN* pfays banfo ond fuEUr? Glenn pleyr clasikal guitar^ LAtJST SIHOLF; The Riddle ScoQ b/w I Had a MvN. LATEiT ALBUM: Folk. M-illnee, PREVIOUS HITSi A Dollar dawn; Tontghl In Peraor.- The Sltghiiy Fabologs LimellNft; Slr^ Qul?; Through Children's Eye* fall c.i RCA VitiOfHTP's. The LSmeliteii [on EI«:Pr»)-LP,

★ UTTU EVA (OiaeAiEee) PM: NtvlftT'Kltihner Associates

REAL NAME: Eva Boyd. HOME TOWH; edhsw). N. C. inoCATlOH: High 5tfwoL eACKGRQUHOs DiL- covered by songwrilSnj leam of Cerole Kiog end Ceny GaHUb. Radio, TV, personal a p pea bows. LATEST SINGLE; Th« Loca-McUon b/w He H Hip Boy,

* LITTLE JOEY AND

THE FLIPS UayJ PMi Mare Levin, Berry ftieh, Slmort Kaplan

REAL NAMES: Joseph Mall, James Meagher, Jc^m Smith, Jeff Leonard, Fred Ger^ce, AGI5: Hal. 19- Meager and Smlih, 16; Leonard, 17; Cerace, 15, HOME TOWN; H-all, Phil*.; *11 Others from Upper Darby, Pa. E DUCAT JO Ni Hlsh SchOdl. HOBBIES: Kilt plays fjlâr; tecnard pN>-s fhc drums and the other

Loyi. are ivld weight liders. All enjoy hunting, BACKCKDUNQ; RiLdie, TV, personaE appeararês. OTHtR MUSICAL INTEREST: 5or«9«Jiting. LATEST SINGLE: Bongs Cglly b/w It Was Uke Heaven. PREVl&US OTHER HITt Bongo 5(on^.

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Al CoWa . . » oxcftiiivo Lfniled Artists recording orltit. heretofore has confined rnOLt of ^1* wa*iiig in iho album Of to, mony of which became best Vt\it*U Hov/ovpr. bis curj-coF shgle rekoso- ''JCoiusha," Is -getting good cclion ond looks chart-basîd.

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* BARBARA LYNK PW: Hifiy Rr M«jvk ifrf Lfliltr SilL"

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* GEORGE MAHARIS (Ip-le) PW»t Wwnl W«b«r

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* GENE McDANIELS (iSbfriv) PMi AmoH WIKf. BOi /LS.C.

ftRTHOAVt hbruary 1735. HOME TOWHs K*w CHyr Mo. EDUCATION: College end Omah^ Con- wrvalory of Mu^lc. Bhikeltal! nnd sport* tan, BACIC&ROUKn: PefKAfl Dpp«flrar<es, OTHER MUSICAL iNTfRfnj Whit SaSt,

LATEST SINGLE; PoFrif of Kp R^lyrn WJfftrff ThM « WHiiper. LATEST AlBUH: Hif Aller KM. KIVJOUS HITS. On* HtfrM#f4d Pourvd! of Clay; A Tt*r; Tow«r of SPrengih- Chip, Chip.

* CLYDE McPHATTER fM-nvry) ?M- IfVffl Rdd. BOs 6.A.C

ROME TOVfMi D'.-fJiam^ H. C BACKGRQUNPi Sorted, wretf AI freia sJcvaw VJfh Bllfy Wtrd end The Dooifftoi. Left Word In I9S3 io form Own -group. I^t CriFfen- W«nt out »it »ingffl io 1956. Orlglnefly wllfi AilaniiC R«afdt. Joined Mertury lair sum- m-r ml fp>d of yeaj*! peer wilh

LATEST SINCLEi Miyfre b/w I Oo artlevp. LATEST AlfiUPA; Lcn.*# Plroie <nn M-ircgrY), MILLION SEUKftt A Lcver'l QL^sflcn (do ATl30li6|- OTHER HITSj loiiaj Lover Pl9«t; LHtlc Bil'y Preriy Dm bo Alerctiry); ThJnk Me a KliJ; Let's Try Apaln IMOM}; White Chr5j^rr4i; T/eaj-grc cf a im*s Wjlhou! love; Sevifi DeyJ; Honey lovej Mc-oey' Heftty; Since Toa've Been Cone.' Rock *nrf Cryj lor-y. loflely NighMf Cccne Whar Miyf Ju»i 10 Hakl My Ifa^d; Love)- Oo-cey (AJUnMcX

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AGE: 29. HOMf TOWN: Mew ârfc. HOB&Y; SosiftQ. BACKCRCUNO? MlOf MfihjiJs benan hli jhow bwtfi-k«s carw « ■ jinger in4 fên sidled ecMo? if* New Tork. Made- riumeroys appepfaftsei fn o?f-firwdwey, tUftvyiif stack and IV shows- Big break came when, h* eapiureij a leadiriij role in C&$-TV'i jerres. "ftovfe 64." LATftT SIHOLE: 7h*y EtoW About Yoi? b/v; ley* M* ai I Love Tog. lATIST AlBOWr PPrJrait in Mm'k. PREVIOUS HITS; Teach Md Taolghl, George (Mabirls SrJipir-LP,

* THE MAJORS (imperi.fj PM. Bill Eos

NAMESi Rirty Cerdo, Iddb A'^rrts, Frank TfOVll, Rcrtalrf Gain*!* ind Eugene Glass. AGES: Early JtTs. HflME TOWN: Cordy. BalHioore; reil at srovp frcm Phibdelphfa. EOUCATlOHi Hf9h School. HOBSifSr Sp-WtS. BACKWOUNO: RfldrO, TV, pafi^nal appear- awi, LATEST SiHO-LE; A Wonderful Dreain b/w Time Will Tell.

* HENRY MANCINI iHCA VklnrJ BO: UnUed

HlRTHOAYr April TO, 192A. H&M£ TOWKr CkvcUnd- EDUCAT10K: College. IACKGROUKD: w« wpoier, ♦framjer, condudOf for "Peler Kkjnn'' and "Mr^ Lueky*' TV ierfe«. Wen Oicar with cfl-vvpHer Jcbnny Merctr fof "MMn Rlvrrt' as snrag of Bha year. LATEST SINGLE: Themt frcra "Haiarl" b/w Ywr Farhefi fealhris. LATEST AL8UM1 Smwe'J Gfealesl Martb« (a<i Wflrnstr BrOK.} PPEVIDUS WTSj Mr. IvcXy: Pet«r Ovnnj Moan River. More Mwk From i'rter Gurwi; /.ûrtc Prom Peter Guriiv Mr. Lucky Goes Utin/ Bieakfasi as Tiffany's; Ccvnbo; Eaperi. rrwftt iiv Tarror; Waiartl—IP^.

* MANTOVANI fL«idon) PMt Oeot?* ElrLck- BO: Colvrabfa Artlrts

HOME TOWN: Londaa. BACKGROUNDc led BU own Quintet ar the a-g* pf 16, legit, TV, concerts. LATEST SINGLE: Wlwl KM of Fwl Am I b/w Samepne Ht« Like Yoti. LATEST ALBUM: Ameri- tan W8tt2«t MILLION SILLIBt Cbdrmalne. OTHER HITS; ThM>e From "CaJnlval'^ a?>d OThef great Bro»dw»y hifi; Th-err* from "Jhe SvmJownerl'V Around JK* Wortd; Sepifa:e Table*; Main Iheme from "Exodus/' Plffn EfWM, Vol. 1 and" 3; OfrTrt fore-rtr; Concert fncof«; Continental En- cores; Wahr tncorei; Charmilne; Favorlie Tangosj ravo^te WaHi«j So^g KHs From Thejicr Land; Sorvrf- 5flchartted Evening; The World's FjyotfJfe Soopv Sirawn Wellzvs; AmcrFcai* Scent; The Ail- American Jho^jiej Wwfc Irom "Eôd'js" and Ohfer Great Therr#s(- rtalia Mi4—LP'l.

* ERNIE MARESCA (5lriMe>

BlftTHOAY: Aupuit 21, 1939. HOME TOWN: Th* irooa;. N. Y. EDDCatWH; Hi-Jh school arrt H. Sthool of Priming- HCBBT: iporPs. BACKGROUND] PflrrtfcrllV k-ACwn ]n the recording field «s g wngwr'tec- He'* been penjiir.*! furtej for 5 years a(>d Is credited with xptfi hilt as "RtfnafO'rt>d Sue," ''Rvnaixwnd/' "'iQwome Coy," "Mo One Knows," "a lover's Ptayef" and olhers- LATftT SlKOlt? Mory Jan* b/w Oowfl on the 9*Kh. LATTST ALBUM: SSxitl Shcejlj PREVIOUS Hlti SKowll Shwlt (Knock Ywrsetf

* THE MARKEm (Llbarty) PMt W. Sarilnd. BOe Artirtr MMigement, lac

AOEJt 16-21- HOME TCWMs California, EOOCATIOH: High irtiwP. UftCKOMUND: Radio, nlphl clubs, persc-nal nppfarenctJ, LATEST SIHGLEr 8alb?a Clut b/w Srompedo. UtlST ALBUM; Suiferti Slcmp; PRIVIOUB HIT: Surfer's

" Slomp.

* JHt .rtARVELETTES rTamla) PMt Berry Cerdy

NAMES: Gladyt KflrtfiOj leadj KalherLna Ariderson, <Je<jrgcanna Tlilrran. Juaolla Cowarl, Wands Yoons. ROME TOWfi Detroit. EDUCATION: An prijtp.tiy In ihtlr Hftior year at high sthDQf- BAOSGROUND: Personal appeanncos, r*dio, TV. LATIST SIKCLC: Beechwôd 4-5769 b/w Som-tday; Sorrntew. LATEST ALBUMt Pfea** I9tf. pcrtinfln. OTHIft HITS: TwftftrV PMlman; Playboy.

* JOHNNY MATHIS (CotuwM.) PMj Heleii HOB*- BOf fiA.C.

AGE: 23. HOME TOWN; 5»n fMncllcO. IDUCATIflH: College. HOHWIS; Trort, b«k>jtball. BACKCROUNDc Top Mhobl" alhletc-hlnh Jump. hgrdlBS- Dl«ov*f*d >n San 'Trancijco nlsbt club by ex-Calumbla exec Ceoripe-Avaklj*. K|gKt clubi/ TV fllmj. IATE5T SIKGLf • I'M Haver. Be Lonely..-A-jain b/w. Thal'i th* - Way If is LATEST AlftUMt Ltva II Up.. MILLION SEUtB; . Chanrti Are. OTHER RITSj My love for Tou; MarU; Starbri^jht; Twelfth of Neverj'The Best of Evefythlnfl? Small Wflrid; MlMyr it's Hot tar Ma lo say/ Wonderful Wondarful; Ccmr" ro Me; Someone; Wild IT fha Wiivd; All the l\n>e; Eatl Me; A Certain Smllfr Lei's Ldvp; t«afh«r. TretNri My Icre for Vaur HOW So Hindi* « V/ocan; Hw*fily, Jobnny'i CnaSQil Hilaj Alora of Johnny's Gicatesl MUsr Johnny1 j M44^l; foff'dif ol Jchnny-'lP'j.

* NATHANIEL MAYER CP#rtune/Ulilted Artitlt)

BIRTttfATs FebnjJty 10/19*1. !»«£ TOWN; OttrcM. EDUCATION; Hfgh lehool, HOflBliSr SpnrSs- SACK- CRDUND: Rajla, TV, nEflh? ctybs# B^fSOnal appeflt- arKOk LAtfST SINGLEt Hurtins L<ê b/w leave Me Alone [UnlUd Artlrtsl. PREVIOUS HlTt Village of Love riorluna)-

* MITCH MIL.cn tColymWa)

fllRTHOAY: Jirly 4, 1911. HOME TOVfHr Rocherter. H. T. MUCATWK: ColBeê. HOBBIES; Readfflg. flJh^ ing-, at eonecling. iACKCRQUNDi Cxrcotlvi pio- tf-jter for Columbia R«5<dt. .Radio and TV. Cvr- •cfitly sfirrln-g In a scrias of "Sing Alona" shoVi on NQC'TV- OTHER MUSICAL IKTtSEST; Ob«. UTE5T SINOlfi Rale LTrida b/w Sweet M\nk. LATEST AlBVMt lat's All Sifig like the Blidkt Sing (or* Golden}. MILLION SELLERS: drtdje bn I he

•Rivef KwaE? Yello-iy ftoia of Taxa*. OTHER HITSt Oo-Ra-Mir Jtong fee a Sirrruner NffjhEj Child:in1} Marchli^p 56ngj Twnei of Glory; sing Along With Milch; Mart Sing Aleag Wvlh WHch; Sslll Alar* Sing Along WHK witch; folk $png Sing Alanfl With MilchJ Party 51n!> Along With MiPriv BrHlde Sinj Along Wjlh MilOh; Sslurday SPng Along Wlrh M-ir«h; Soniimtnlal Sing Along WMh Mllthj Happy Tlmgt

'Mitch's Cjeaitst Hiss.- TV Slftg Alahg With Mifeh; iHsllday Sln^ Along With Wiichf (hriitmai Sing Ak^g V/Hh Mllchj Tour Request Sldg Along V/jth Vii'th; Rhylhm Sing Albd»3 With MUdh; Family Sfng Alor^ With ASitch—Lp'j.

* HAYIEY MIUS (Villa)

REAL HAMtf Hbyley Catbcrlne Roto VlvSen WfiilSt fiJfttHOaY; Aprtl 18, 1946. HOME TOVfflr londorv EbUCATlQM: Atirndi iht Trmherrt Ballet Scboal' hi fnglanrf- HOBBIES: Her pony, finBibdl*, SWimrr-lftg, ien?ils and watching cricket mafchts jiarrJng hrr bjplher Jpnaihan, BACKGROUtfOr Oaijflhter of roted Briiijh actor, Jchn MilJl. yooog Hayley Mill* began her show business catter If* fllms^ with sych HKCHits ti "Tiger Bay," "pollyjcina" and "TTii PdfiM Trap/' HEW WOVIii. "SiKrnnet Magic.". LATEST SlHGtE; Ding DTas Ding h/w Side by Side. LATEST MBlfM: 1#*'^ (Jet T-jgilhrr With Hayley Ml lit, PREVIOOS KITS: Lei's Cet Together, Johnny Jingo.

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★ THE MIRACIES (TlRi|«> PW; etrrr Cprd* 3r. IDx Sfciw

AOESt All »btn>i >9. «&MC TOWN! Ot^foit. BACK- CROtlKO; Public app<JrJfrfes. HAWKj £111 i$rwkey> RaHmen, Claud^lle <Wfl. Bill RcblfiSCn}, Cv-nnld WhitTj Wacdan IVAOre, Rcfc+lt ftogen. IATEST SWCLl! W«y Over Theri? b/m- If Your Mfithfr Dnli-.KnfW. IA7E5T AlBUM? Cookln' V/Ilh Iht Mlf«r«. MIUWN SELtfR* Shop Arwnd, OTHER KflS; Wnnoj'; Got a ôh; Bad GlfJ# 5c 0«h< AbogD fioodb'fej I'll Try SorMlhfrfl Nr*,

★ THE CHAD MITCHELL

- TRIO (Kipp] PM; ffrrtha Cj«t BO; fielsfonle Ear.

HAWEJt.ChKi Miltlio!!, Kobliifc, Joo FrjiTcr (♦nd sÛdfl^ Jim WcQulm). AGEi All «.-« 4b<w6 22. HOME TOWN- Spokane. E[HJCATIONr CelTeoe. BACK- 6BOUND1 NE-ghJ clubjf tcnMilJ, radio, TV, pcnqn*l spp*jfin«i- Pêvpoutly r<«rd4d for Coipl* ftecordf. LATEST SIKCIEt The John Rirfli Soclcly b/w Go Wan Vanity. LATEST ALBUM! Tba Cfad Mtldiall Tflft ol the BUtir M, PREVIOUS HlTi Mifihly Day on CampiTf-tP.

★ MOMS MABLEY (Ct>«5) BD: A.B.C,

REAL NAME: la.-ella Mhry Aikafl. HOME TOWN; New Yc.rk- BACKGROUND: Night cfcbs, {x-rsor.al appears rviej. LATEST ALBUM: MtWfl V^bky Breaks U Up- PRE. VIOUS HITS; Mwns Mafcky al fha (knevo Confer- ence,- Morm Mabfcy at the Playboy Club- Mew Mebley bl Che U.N.-LP'i.

★ TONY M0TT01A [CAmmand}

AGE: U. HOMI TOWN: Kearny, N. i< BACKGSOUIfO; Slal-led iludylfifl itw ôitir vthen he w« nlM yaars old. Hat accwnpapitd many arllstc and h considered 01* of Ihe tcp man an his Imcrumenf. He Ksi p^'ed fw Perry Corr-.o for ihe pasl 16 yean. LATIST ALBUM:. Spanliti Guitar. PREVIOUS Hit: Roman Eu-ltar, Voli. I an.d 2-lPrs, -

★ RICK NELSON (ImeariliO PM: Mavry fÛtfaro

BlRTHOAT; May 8. I<M0T HOME TOWN: Hollywod, EDUCATION; High schoof. HOBBIES: Spcils car, calf raping, horseback. rtdlrâ. BACKCMUNDi Debvfed on family TV show, "Osile dfld Kairiet" fn W>r TV and lilmtu OTHER MUSICAL INTEflCSTSt Songwrltlrî. druvna^ LATEST SIKGLE; T«er» Age tdol b/w I've Got My Eyei an Yw. LATEST ALBUM 1 Albom Seven By Rick. MILLION SELLIMi HellA Maty lOC/ Traveltfi' Manr Pa-Bop Babyi Belie*'* What Voo Say; Icwrtome Twnj fwr Llttie Fwlr Stood VpjUmt Be Anyone Else But VCU,! It'l Lotgj Sweeter Thflrt YOti; TuSt t LlllEe Too Much. OTHUlJtlTSi Yourrg EnwHoni; Right by My Sltfc^ 'l Wenna 8e Icn'fd^ Waitin' in School,- My aêfcfrt's Gal « Kale In It; A Taenager's RamarKej Vou'reMy One ifnJ Only lovej I Got a Feellngt A Wander Lrtce Ywr Evflrlovlnf; Vouf>b World. Rick Is 21-LP.

★ SANDY NELSON .(Ortglpaf Scflnd-lmp-flatl BO? C-A.C,

AGEi 19. NOME TOWN: California. BAMfrROUHOi Pleyed damn with local bandi. and on recordfnfl jesstcrfis Sn RoHyivood ilodlos-

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LATEST SINGLE: Llvfr It Up b/»' And THen There Vfero Drums tw ImperltfJ. LATEST AlBUM: Cqurtliy Stylf (cn Imperial) PREVIOUS HITS: Teen Bear (on orlslnal Sotrdl; Ifi There De Brymaj DR;ra$ Are My BPIf (both cn tmoerialL Let There Be Druw; Drurrtt Are My Beat Cbo^h w Irr^crlaiy-LP'l.

★ PETER NERO (RtA vr<Por> PM: SIjb Gncicn. DO: 1-T.A,

BIRTKDAYj Way 22. 193*. NOME TOWH: Brooklyn- EDUCATION: and Julll^rd. HDBBT; Cotlecllng recwds cl other ploniits. from Hofowlii to Arr Taiyffl. SACKGROJNO: Radio, TV, nSphi cfchl, p*t- sonal appeafdncei. Rwanily signed to play Ihe HlJe sang In ftw Oebhlc ftaynolds fltm. "Wy Sic Loves-" LATEST SINeU: Maria b/f* Them* from Surrmef 4^d SnwT*. LATEST ALBUM: For tht Ktrc Minded- PREVIOUS HIT5; Pia^ Forte; New PlacvD In Towftj Young *nd W»rrn aff>d Wonderful—LP'i.

★ BOB NEWHART (Warner BroO PMc frjnk 3. Kogen

AGE: M. HOME TOWN: ChlctflO. EDUUTlON: Col- lefle, HACKCROUUDi Radio, TV, fllflnt. The new young comediin goi hU start In I960 on Ban Sor. kiaf "Chicago NlghtHne" TV show, Follawed by a staff job on wskb, Chiciflo, and night club dBt«- Wpw Wavlet "Krll for HefM." Sl4rs in hi* c^n TV safirt- LATEST ALBUM: The aullarvpown MM on TV. PREVIOUS KITS: Tha OyiictT.Dowi Mind of B&b Newharti the Gvllcn'Down Mind Mrifc.n a«M; Hthlrvd the Bullc-n'Down MM of Bob Mg^harl— LP's-

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ELAINE MAY (MtrtufyHCalumVa) PM: Jack toirint

AGES: Wikfl, ?4/ Clarne. 25. HOME TOWN: Mike, New Yort:; ElnM, PhlWofphi*. I05CATION; Cdllge. both. BACKCROUNOi Comedy team firjt mar when bath were ♦HefldtnH Vnlviiiily of Chkage, Jr 1955 became leami and broke Cn act a! Hr* Ycik'* Blue Angel. B3p big TV break or J«k Pear'* Show and "Qmnlbui" Jail yttr. Wril* rwit of thak own rnaterl*!. Switched lo CoStirrbla Records I his tL-mmer. LATEST ALBUM: Mike Nlthots and Stalrw May EUfminp 0«JO«S JMcrwryL PREVIOUS HlTSx Ifrv pfwlsitlow lo Music: An E^'enlng vrith Mike Nkholt orvd Elaine May—IP'I- (All pn WrwryJ-

★ ROY ORB1SON (Mcftument) PM: Wnlry Roie. BO; Acoff-Rw-Contiiwrtit

BIRTHOAYj April 23, 1936. HOME TOWN: 0d«4ar Te*. EDUCATIOHt ColNff*. HOBBIES; Model nirplAnej, drawrng and ikrtching. RACKGROUNDj Misbt tlubi, ri-rswal appcawnc*?. lATEST SINGLE: Wbfkln' fof the Man b/w Leah. LATEST ALBUMj R©y Ortlton's Grcfltert Hill. PREVIOUS HITit Only Ihe 'Lonely; UpMWftt .Bt^P Angeb I'm Kwrfin'j Rynnir^ Scared; Crying b/w Candy Mai; Ortem Baby [How Long Mirtt 1 Drejm>; Tho Cro-wtf, Cfying—IP.

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BO: Nat 5«all AflMcy NAMES: ShlrFey BrlcWey, RoielU Hlghtcmer, Sr^, Cdldwell, Mar Em: a DJwi!. BIHTWOAVS: Shirley, [fa 9. )9A*s Rosclla, June 53. ^9*4, Sieve. H*r, 19«j Martena, Oct. *, WU. HOME TOWN: Phlt^' delphl*. EOUCATIQHr High srhoot. HOBBIES: inflr jwlmrr:"n5 and lea mi ftp new arrangement* ic old lynei- BACKOROUHD: TV, perscnaf appeararêt, LATEST SINGLE: The Wah-Wjlwl Vw Kolldey ton, LATEST ALSUKr Th+ Wflh-WotuJl.

★ EUGENE ORMANDY (CalomLla)

fllfiTHDAY: h'av. IB. 1699. HOME 10WH: PbllatfeL phfe end /iVsnfpray, Mais. ICUCATION: Barn ir, flirdepest, conductor Ormendy beger. hit mijiM ureer at five « a vic-lln virtuoso- Sludir-d 41 Ho-yal Academy arid laler taughi al tha Sreff toniervarcrrv. KOB&V: Swlmmhog, BACKGftOUHtJj Tflire ra /inerlca Irv 1921. Becen** or* cf radî'i tint Impartartl MPÛttcn. Hes m»dc numetaas appcajAhcei an radio, Tx1 arnl cc^cert halls. Btiiem muiic direclor and cc-tduciar of Ihe Phlladelphii Ofch«rra fn 1936. Ifa* retorded cxarviiveJy1 inth the PKjf#:dcfphii Orchestra for C-otomhta Aleviej. works since 1943 if A I ill* over 125 jibumt xi that Label'* cyrreni taialag. Among feaPured iol:- iitt are frajJceMaltl, Siern, Serkln, Casadci^s^ Olstrpkh, Biggs end Ihe AtfrfeY»cn Tabernacle Chch)k UTE$T ALBUM: RimlkV'Korsakovf Jchehfraaadex PREVIOUS HIT: The Magoiffcerl Sound oJ th Phtfadelphla Orchestra-IP, In a*H11an to wtr 12? aitwr Albwrti recorded with Famous fwiurrd i&loisti.

★ PAHI PAGt fMertory) (Calvmhll) PMi Jaelc Rack BO: G.A.C.

REAL NAME 1 Clara Am Feeler. HOME TOWN; Clare- more. OWa. HOBBY 1 Art. BACKGROUND: S1art«j h local radio, band slngw, TV, nlflW clubs. Married 10 Charles O'Curran. FILMt "Beys' Hiahl Ovf." LATEST SINGLE: BoysJ Nlghr Otis b/w Three Feals, fAlercury LATEST ALBUM: Golden Kin of thi ton iMarcuryJ. MILLION SELLERS; Chdftalr^ Partners; Cross Ovtr Ihs Bridge; fioggfe Jo ihe Window; I Went to Your Wedd^g; Tennessea OTHIA HITS: You'll Amw In Me; Moni and Datfj Waltz; Two Inwisond. Two Hundred, Twtnty-Thffe Miles 1 The Sound of Music; With My Ey« Wide Open I'm Creamlnfl; Old Capa Cod; Lpff Right Out of Ynur H«jH; Detour; AtltghKry Mean; Fitbln'; M My Love; Mwklnj Bird KIM; W/. and Mi«i«ffipl: Steam Heal; Connuesr! Re I real; Dn« of Us tWIl Weep Tonight); I Wish iM Nevrr Bean Born; Don't Re-y? This LaltErj A CHY Ctrl Stole My Caunfry 6oy; Broken H«it end a Pillow Filled With TMrtj Gen* «i Home; Mail People- Get Mflfrie>3 (all on Mercury}-

★ THE PARIS SISTERS (cr eg mart;) PM- Jest Rarid

KAMI) 1 Albelh, Sherrell and PrlsriHa. HOWE TOWKi San Ffanclsco, EDUCATION:" Kltfi school. K0B81E): Albeth, painting, poelry. waltf skiing; Sherretl, Peoftli, togs; Pi-lsctira, bowling, horseback ttdlrij. BACKGROUND: High! ttubl. films, TV, petional e?- peara«e*. NEW FJIM^ "Trad-Dad." DTHER WtiSh CAL INTERESTS) Oafttlng. songwriling, LATEST SINGLE: What Am I To Da b/w let Me Be' the C*e. PREVlDUS HITS: Be My Bvft I Ltrê Maw You love Mfr Mb Kno-wi I love Him Too Much.

★ PETER, PAUL AND

MARY

Eari Scott- . . * Kopp recording orlfll, I* ayrrontty rHing high with ht* nr-v ralaoto of ''From a King lo o Jcrtor lo <a Côwn,,',

(VfMmer troi.) PW: Al Grossman. Bo: I.T-R. REAL NAMES: Pele? Yarrow, Will Stookty. MaT AlUf) Trtven. ABES: All arc 35. HOME TOWrt: Peter, Mew York; Pai/I, Birmlngharn. Mich.; Mar^, UuEsvERe. EDUCATION 1 College. HOBBIES; PePer, art; Wary, art »r*i wrltlnn. BACK&POVHD: . RadT"?. TV. perifrnal appearance*. 7Nt trio of fc-lk. mulk li^grrs wan BMWl I5:h Annual OJ Poll ** Most Prpfrtislng Vocal GrDOp, LATtST SIKGUi If I Had a Summer b/w Gane the ftetnbaw- LATEST ALBUM; F<lcr, Paul and Mary. FREVtOUS HIT; Lemon Tree.

SEpTEMflEft 22, IW2, BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEX

* EMILIO PERICOU (Wjrntr Brm.J

itli 5J- HOME TOWN: Cesc^Jlito, HaV WCK- rnÛNOa Pcrlcpli b well knfiî Fft hli naUvt rt<jnlrf IhrcupN hlj flurrypppfararcei an radfo, n,' «nd In l<gir d^d night club». Kh bpje wiliftfl yf«^s ^ "ftfy Qf* The ^»W3' '*ttL in i^l ha wj% a wtiftfltf cf lh^ Sarv ftemo Music to'jvil wilfi hi% Wg y. $, hit low^ J*A1 Oi U/' jrrf Ihil VCJr h« won BMW* 15th Artft-jal DJ Poll

favorlie ln?crn#1jpnjl Aft<ii- {ATEST SINCLE; RwrflnDco ArW« fc/w jpnqo

tATEST ALfiUMi Aftvwi O'Alfri T«n-.?i <of» VÛVivS-1. PREVIOUS HIT: Al 01 U.

PAUL PETERSON ffnW

iiRTMOAYr Sept. 23. I9H3, HOME TDWN! fil<nr Cillfr EOUCATtOH: «^h «hwl. BACKGROUND:

Mctwn plays She foP* of Donna Mfd's ywog jqn en ASCiTV'l \tr\ti "Tht Oorna Rc»d Shaw," Beân hit n5'0® wlfh raft In Walt Dlmty'i hldilo ■p,» show. "The PAwwVttaers." Atjo ifipanred in ifilrftf. AMPIHOHt Tp bp to I he UnlvcfSllr of Scofhrrn CaliFornfi arvd slurfy la be d rDfCh.jnical îneer. LMETT SIM6U; Keep Vooi Love Locked [Ocep \n Tour HeaiJ] h/W So Ere^yihln^ (4 Any on a Yey Love, LATEST aiBUMe lollipops an* Rojes. PRE- VtDW HIT: She Con1! Find Her KcyJ-

^ GENE PITNEY CM^Pcor) P-M; Aaran Sehradcf; BO. W.M.

lEarKCAY; tehwy 1?, >94J, Hflwe TOWN: R«k. ViWt, Conn. EDUCATION: Kljh school and Wafd'i ClicKonlc Scfiooi KO&BlESi TsxFdewy, trapptng *f-l Hect'CAkl. BACKGROUND; He dees all Mv<r.

via crecrronScs on hit ciH«nl hi fl. PerK-ftfll jranc<4, Made film debul Ihb year Jn "TtfAr

Wirhcmf Pity." OTHER mi;SiCAL INTERESTS: Com- ?o«rr irNnger. pkys guitar, plane And dfyais. Wietc (I Winna} Lnve My ISFe Away. LATEST SIHOIEj If T Otdn't Have 9 Dime iTo play Ihe Jwkf Bpx> h/'* O^'ly late Can Break t HeSfJ, LATEST AlBUMr The i.'Jffiy Slrti cf G^ne Pitfiey, PREVKHIS KTTSf [I Lovp My Uf« Away; Eiery BrMlh I Take; Town WHhmi? PHy.1- Ihe hLin Who Slvol Llbfrfy VaPinrt.

* PLATTERS & TONY

WILLIAMS (Mercury) 60: Aiwivtcd

HPM.F JQVOii. tcTiy Wllllamt, S0!«)Ip, H. J.; David lynch. Si. Lfruiw P«ol l!obir Wr* Ortcen^r Hrrbrft t.cfd, Kansw CHy, Me^j 2ole T^ylnr, Uj. Angeles.. lACKGROUKD; fc<ir boys feffned grovp whew they ifl worked a parking fot atterrfantt In Lot Angekj. ZoJe [eined fb^rw afier thpy hid first hit. TV, night dubt. WilPlara reccr.tly wpn? wjf 6«i Ms ewrt *v a singfe bu? aNSI recardt -wlaf* ihe 3tfcvD.

Dick Romon . « ► show buiineis career eis o <hild aclor on Rroadwoy, won a TV laleot ihov^ beconne □ vocoUst on l\htifQC<r\ TV sbow ond is wo 11 known ofi tHo wlgbt club circvil, Dick just come- off a big sirgfo hit, "Tbomo From a Sunmer PlocoWow singlo, "Plnaso Rofnombor Mo" b/v/ f'A Touch of love.'"

BIllBOARD MUSIC V/EEK, SEPTEMBBft 22, 1962

LATEST SINGLE; S»'t Magic b/w fle*thln>i for « SUf. LttTEST ALBUM: The Hying Flatten. MILLION SULERS: Great Prtltr^frj My Prayer? Only Yeur Smoke Gen In Ywr Ey«; TwdigM lime- QTHFS HITS: Apple BFosicoi Time; £bli Tldej Red Salfj In Ihe Sunset; Trees; Skepy Legaon; Kartrtr Light*; fnchnnted; The Meglc Toueh; AV Dreawj I'm Son/j Gfi My Word <if Hcoor; Yw're Asking ♦ Mistake; Te Each His Chwi; l"!! Nevtf Sflilk Again. Encwa flf Coldcn Hits-IP.

★ ELVIS PRESLEY (RCA Virlnr) PMt Tom BQ: W.M.

E1RTHDAT; Jen. 6. 1935. HOME TOWN; Tupctp. Mii5. EOUCATIOHt Hf^h ichiwl, HOBBIES' Cclleciing Teddy fc<api. SACkOSDUND; TV, fllmi. N«W MOVIti "Taki Me To Ihe Fair." LATEST SINGLE; She'4 Ndj Ywi b/w Just T«ll Hn Jin Said Hello. LATEST ALBUM; Elvb Pfrtley In Kid Galahad. M1IU0N SELLERS: A nf BlWif U'i Mfiw qj Never; Stuck on You; Fame Bml Fo" jgflfr Big HudV. oj love; A r«l Such o* I; I Need Ypur Love Tonlphl; AH ShwV l/pr tton'T Be Duel; Hound Dog; Oon't A«k Mo Why; Hafd-H4ad<d Woman? Heanbfiak Hide I; 1 Got Styr^; I V/jjif You, t Need You, 1 Love YPU; J^Hhoust P-Wfcf love Me Tcoder- Tedrfy ECftf; Lovfog YflUf To^ A'/uchj Wear My Ring Arc^nd Vfiuf Hrtkj- Are You Ion kg me TonlgKI b/w I Go "a Know; Surrender; i Was Ihe One; An-^vay You Want Met Playing for Kttpti Thai's Whtfi You* HeertachM Begin? Trrat Me Nice; I Beg of Yc-U; Can't rttlp Fatltng In love; Little Silte'j- I FoeJ So Bad; Elvit? C. \. Bluet-LP'l. OTHER HITS: lordly Mart? Flaming 5Sftf; MY With Came True; HlJ LAlnt Fl^me; P.otk» A-HuU Bnby; Anything Thl1Jt P*rt of You b/w Good Lyek'CMmv f&Uqw That toeam. Somothtng 1« Everybo^yr His tt»nd in Mlr-ej Bfu« Harwallr rot luck—Lf^s.

★ JAMES RAY (Caprice) PMf JKl Slr»/n. §0; ShiW

RE«L NAME: Jamei Raymond Ray, A6C: 21, HOME TOWHi Waihington, 0, C. HOBBIES: SpPTts. iACHGROUHDr R^lio. TV, rtiflhl clubs, personal *ppcaranc«r LATEST SINGLE: A Mlwte h/w Thlngi Are Goma Bt Different. LATEST ALBUM; iwts ft^y- PMVI- CUi HirSi If Ynu Col la IMYt a Fc-^l Out of Some- body? lily Bliiy Ptftw.

★ NELSON RIDDLE (Capllal) PM; Cafkl GlJltl

BIRTHDAY: Jur^ I. HOMI 5TATT: Np* icriqy- ID. UCATIONi High «beol. HOBBY; SdilfOG- BACK-

. CÔUHO; Veteran ajcanger, compour and ■ccvnduc* for, played wllh name taild kJdlfi swh as Jerry Wald. Charlie Spivak andl Tommy Dorsey. Big bêak was hit pnlfli^n-i tiler a'f*JiDemcni of f'Mflna I bo" for Nai Kfnp Cole. In eddltiofi Eg hit o-fln bnr selfcrj he hai arraitged iftd backed h[T ditkt lor such top trtirit Frank S-inalrA# Peggy tet ♦nd •Kttly Smlih, LATEST SINiJLEi lUlced City Theme b/w The Ce- fendors Thwne. LATEST ALUUMr Ella Swings

"Srlsfitly With NeHon (v»1th Ella FIt?5^"ld3 fon Vecyeh MaifON seUEfti llihon AnSiaua. OTHER UJ75: RouJc 6A Therr*.

★ MARTY ROBBINS (Celunbia)

BTRTRDAY; Sop?, 56, 1925. HOME TOWN; Glend.llt, Afla. IDUCATIDNi High Khwl. HCSBlES: EoKlftg, Jionebick riding. DACKCV.OUNO: ftadlc, IV. perionol jp»pearervcti. Frequtntly appeart on "Grarvd .Ole Opry." LATEST SINCU: t^ril Woman b/w April Fool't Oty. IATCST ALBUM: MarEy Allet Midnight. MILLION SELLERS: El Paw? A Whitf Sport Cwri- OTNtft HITS; Han't Worry (Ukt AH the Olhcr TwneiJr Five B/oth- t«? ts There Any Chance/ I Tcld My Heart; Big Iron; Stnarn' the BIu«; Knee Deep lr> the fikies; The StOfy cf My Llfoj /vst Mairlcd; She Wai Only Seven- •eenr Ballwl of Ihe Alamo,.

★ TOMMY ROE (ABC.p«rantOirat)

HEAL NAME; Thflir^ DavJd Rce. AGGr 19. HflME TOWH: M\am. mCATION; Wgh whool- HACH- CROUNDi Radio, TV. personil appearar-cej- OTHER MUSICAL JNTERESTS; Pl+y* Ihe rjuifafH TgngwrllSns. LATEST SWfrlEi Sheila h/w Sauc Ycur

★ RONNIE AND THE

HI-LITES (Joy) FM; Hal Wesi

NAMES 4 ftCTS: ftonnte Cocdton, lead, Tdi Sonny Celdwoll, ftrst knar, 18; /shn Whitney, second lenor, 17; Stanley haritonr, 17; X«rt Ovprtty, Uii, 17. HOME TOWN: itrscy Cily. N. J- EdUCA- IIDN: Grammar jnd high KhpoL BUCRGMDNDf Rjdlo, TVrf perjflnel i?pearanM». IATI5T SlNOLf: 5ond My Uve (Special Delivery) b/vr Be Hind. PREVIOUS HIT: I VT.ih Thri Wp Were WarrieiJ-

★ DAVID ROSl [«5M)

AGEi 49. HftMt TOWN: Chinegp. EOUCATIOM- High KhoaU HOBBY: Mlnfotura irilns. eACKGROUJfDt Bc-'f 3n LondGOj Engfend, bul brought Bp thti courtliy af age gl 3, Played plarw with big name bands Afiec high ichoct. Arrangn? for najor fikm lludioi, After World War II, formed own orchMlfa. Cgf>ductvr c-n many relwork iedio-TV ihawi- Wr«tei music rapidly. 1vrn*ng ni/t a* many as if* cdmpOiltlfrM irt itngte evening. OTHER MUSICAL INTESESTSr Conduclar, ccrviôser, arraftgir, LATEST SIHDlEr The"** From "the 'rtanderful World of the Brofhorj. Grlrnir." "h/w Black ar.d Tan Fan- rasy. LAIC ST ALBUM; Ihe SEripppr end Oiher Fun Sangi (at the Family. MllllON SELLERS; Celypw MeltwJyr HoJlday for Strtrigs, OTHER HTTSt Like Vovna; The Stripper.

★ JACK ROSS PM: Norm jo M*lkln

WME TOWN: San F/*ikIscq, HOBBY: Dolf. BACA- SRflliHQt The Jack Roil Stwtt (live guyt end a 5.J.I) hai bten eppcarin-g Ln nighl clubs on Bh« Wesi CoasS for a rmmher of years. The rany Ifur^rtef end hjj group have also pfifoi/ned a' Ut Vegas alght spols, LATEST SINGLE; Cirvdtrelle b/w MirBarila. IA7E5T ALBUM j ClnderelU. PREVIOUS HITi lleppy Jom.

★ BOBBY RYDELl PM: FrankJe Dey. BO; WM.

RIAL HAAlli Robert Lcoii Ritfartlli. aiSTHDAY; April 56. m?. HOPdE TOWN 1 Phif.jdorphl*- £011 CA- TION: High schMl BACKCftOJND: Feisonal appear- antei. liii nanw wai given ?P hitYi by Paul Whl1«- man when Bcbby vai * rfgutar on his IV show for over a yw, Annpgnter on show was Dtck Clark, He's currently working evi pilot of TV ihow. "Sohby RyieJl'i Show/' HflBBIESt Jiti, iwlmrtung, OTHER MUSICAL {NTTRISTS; Druw, fonder ûlBaf. NEW MOVIE 1 V/SII jhnrtfy appear [r. first rilrn^ "Th# Mill ftlrf/' also "fiye Bye Slfdie." LATEST SIHCLEj I'll Ktttr Dene* Aa-sln b/w C«

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IT'S Wond-erfuf, LATEST ALBUM: All if« HlU. MILLION SELUESSr Wild Ofto* Utlle BlSly Glfl; Valftre? Dino-^lingj Swlrgin' SchwL OTHE* HITS: DM^tlrrw &jt»« CKnflpj thai Old ef«k MCB^J WC C'&J- Uvt/ I .Dig C-lrliji KJjsSn' Tlrr*/ Swoy. Grcory TonfghJ^ Thc.Fhh; Docf to PwadFte b/w I Wani <0 Ihaok Yoi/.- Jfngr* Bell Rock (wifti Chubby CheckeOj I'v* tel a«on3t. Chubby ChKfctr and Bot^' Rydell-IP.

★ LINDA SCOTT (Coftflf«i> PWi Hufc-li (Bab) Dtvk

HEAL HAMtr iWj Jor Sanrp^n. BrRTHPATj Jyfie \r 1?^5. HOME TOWH; Quem, N.'T. EPUCATJOK; Jvnior in hts'i «h«l. EACKCHflUND? Hw bttn pf'- formlog ti 4 »Jnco tht of four. PîôhjI appeardnuk DTHfSl MUSICAL IMTIBESTSi Song- writing jnd jiJano- Wiolo flip sl4t rf Kit hit disk ragged Hi re a Gueuei. LA7F5T SIHCICj J Leff M/ Hear! T« iSie S-ilCMy

i h/w Lepilderi love Affair' (or. Consie«3. LATEST ALBUMi Uftda S«o» (on Cpo^wi). PREVIOUS HlTSt I've Told. Every Li»3r Srar^ S«a»fl?>it:r Stdfbrlghl b/w Opn't Bit Mo My Hont^ I Don't Knew Why? Il'i Ml 6<cau»er BerirKjda; Coonc Every Stjf {all an CanBdl«fi<Amtr|cflnL

★ NEIL SEDAKA pea Vt<Scr3 PM: Hto.Sotler: H4>r O.A.C

SIRTHCAYj M»r<h I3f?l«9, HOME *OWW; BrooMyn,

H. y. EDUCATIOHi; Hlpti iclK-sl, Jwllli/d, HflBSIIJ; Mtitk. BACKGROUND: Radio, TV, pcnonal appear- anew. OTHER MUSICAL IKT£R£STi Songîfar. LATEST SINGLE: BrafckfftQ Up U Hard tfi Do b/w As LMB « I live. LATEST ALBUM; Nell SadaVa Scngi LiJllo Dcv]l orod H?$ Other Hits, RREVWUS HITS; Little Devil; You Wefln EîythlnO .la Mej Run, Samson. Rirni Stairway fa Hcevenj Oh, Cjrclj The Olar/i I Go Ap*- Sweet Uttle You b/w I Fdimd Wy Wwld la Happy Birthday, 5wMt SlMlteni King of CfeWM.

★ DEE DEE SHARP (Cameo) PMt Henry Calf and Hal Mann. UOc O.A.C,

REAL HAH Ei Diore LaRua. tt5RTHDAY4 Sepl,;?. .1W5. KOME. TOWNj PhiladePphiB. EDUCATION: •' Fwenisy 9 lunloj In high <cbwJi HUBBY: Uclvtrg, BACK- tBOUNO: Radio, TVf ptrsonal ep^-wranccs. OTHEP MUSICAL INTERESTr Playt piino. lATEiT SIKCLf: Gravy h/w B-nby Cakes: 1ATEST ALBUM-1 »'S Mashed Potato Time® PREVIOUS HITi Math ad pptafo Time.

★ BOB SHARPIES (Loft-dan)

REAL NAME) Robefl Frederick Stondisb Sharpies, A5Ei U\t M's. .HOME TOWKi Bviy, . LancasJUre, EoDUnd. CDUCATIOK: Cfl-lkgc. WOBBIESt. Golf, pho- tc-graphy ar^l golJig to bultflghti. BACKGROUND; H« been active on the dance band .scene In Britain since the late/ao-'t- He Wnod Brtrtsh-fiewa In 195^ and Kii rertrdfugs are rcieaied on London Jo the 5. Radio, TV> night ctvhs, perwnel appeaMntej. DINER MUSICAL, INTIRISTSi Playi piano ervJ or- gao; Ayrenger, conr^Mer and condutlw. LATEST ALBUMr PSii 10 ReîtW. "

★ GEORGE SHEARING (Ca-pllol) PMi Johfl levy. BO: Aim«Afed

BIRTH0AYr 1920, HOME lOWHr Beftertee, LfiftdOrt, Eoglend, .BACKflROUKOi Blind since :birlh. Shear ing brpn®plan? Jwenr at,the,age of five_cnd

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lefer et the school for blind In London Mudled music thru Bfeitle. In his teens hp fôk to [«! bid tven- tuilly became pc?\iUi at a ]aii pianist to the Soa'es. Personal app<Jta«tm, r^dio, movies end TV. OTHER MUSICAL IWTIRE5T: Arcarrflon- LATEST SJMOIE: HcnflysDckle Roto b/w Btvie Mallbo. LATEST ALBUM: Satin and Uti", Soft and Silky. Sfnoooh and Swiftfllr^g, PREVIOUS KJTSi While Satin; Black Silift? Blyc Chlffonj BufflHhfrf Bras*; Latin L4«j Shâririfl on Dhe Stage? Lerln Alfjlt; Hat king Colc/The George Sheafing Quintet Playt -IP's.

★ THE SHIRELLES {SCfrpter} PWi Flaren<0 Gret/ibcrg. BGi Shew

BjRTHOAYSf Addie Hart is, fan. 2?; Shirley Owew, June 10; Doris KtMte, Aug. J? Beverty L«e, Aug. 3r NOME TOWN: Pawaic, N- I ICUCATtON: High school. BACKOPOUNth Perfwrned logefhee in high KhS*!. Perscnpf oppearoncw. OTHER MUSICAL IN- TEREST: Svnpwrlten. LATEST SIHCLEi Slop the Vuslt b/w It's love That Ecelly Counts. LATEST ALBUMi The Jbfrclfes SInfl Is Trumpcrs And 5lrii>9i, PREVIOUS KITS: M#md 5-j!d; DedkaMd 10 (he One 1 La-rej Td- nigKfs the Nig hi j Big John; A Thing of ihe Past; Baby H'i You/ Soldier Boyj Wokorre Hdim Bob-f [All Srcpler); I M<1 Kim on Sunday (en P«t«^

★ FRANK SINATRA (fteprii*) {C+pltoll PMt Hsrik $»nkali. BOr WJ.1,

ftIftTHDAYt l>«. 13, 1917. HGME TGWNi Hoboktm N, J. EftUCATlOH; tchool. HACKCftOUNTi Siaiied carter « hand singer with Tonvny Oorsey. Fltms, TV, night clubs. HEW MOVIES: "Come etow YOU* Mafn/' "M-Michgrien Candldere/' "Erwiriy Withtn." Wsj voted 'rMo5l PUyed" eivd ""favorlie" A^Bfe VbCfcltH of 1962 In BMWn ISth Anriual DJ ppri, teft CtpJJol !*tr year to s'ti hi* ftwrt label, Rtprise- Ho-«evef, will llitl record for Cepilol free Unco. LATTST SINGLE: Hidden Per suasion b/w ' Love Paris. LATEST ALflUtt: Sinatra end Swlngfn' 8«m (Reprise), MILLION SELLERS; Youi^g ai Heart {Cap* Ito'I/ Afl M Kolhing at All {Calumhla). OTHIR HITS; Gxanad"jj Second Time Areond,* PocketM ol Miracles (Reprlst); Nke V Fatyj River, Stay Away From My Door; Talk to Me: vrtilta CKHilmaS; I've Got « Crush c%n YOUf Highr and Day; Sepiember Song? You'll Never Y/atV: Alone;' Chlvago; AH the Way? N'ancyr leve and Mamagej Look fa Your Kpift^ 01' Mec Donald (all on Cap-it at). Cc-mp DafiW With Mp; Ditly the Lonety; This Is Sinatra, Volt. I and 2} Cort-rf fly W|Ut Mt; Where A'P Ycu; A Swlrgin" Affair; Closer to You; Songi for Swln?- ing lovers; Songt for Ycvng Lovers; In the Wee Sm^li Hours? Slivitra't SwlrigEog Seisionj Come Swing WHh Mi) Pc-lnl of Ho Retufftr Sinatra Sings . , , cf Covo ond rhlftgt (all on Cepliol); Rlr-ja-DIng Ding; I Remember Tommy; Sinatra Swings; Sinatra arvd Strings C^" ^ RpprCse)-LP'*.

★ JIMMY SMITH (SIUD Note)

REAL NAME; Jamtt Otc*r Smith. ElftTHDAY- tec, 0. 1925. HOME TOWN; No^klo-ATi, Pa- BAtK- ORQUHBi Radio, rtlghl clubs, personal ♦ppeardn?e*. OTHER MUSICAL JHTEftESTS- Pla-p org-sn, pleio. ai/irig bass. LATEST SINGLE: Bashlrt1 b/W Old Mtn Hivor (Verve). LATEST ALBUM: Jimmy Smith Plays fofl Waller (Verve). PREVIOUS tmS: Wfllk an the Wild Side (Verve)t MhjnjgKt Special (Glut Note)? Beihin'— The Ur-predlctable Jlnvriy Smith [Vejve}-1?'4.

★ terry SNYDER (Ultra Audio}

BIRTHDAY; January 20. HOME TOWN? New York, EDUCATION: High school. KO80Y: M'rtic. BACK- GROUND: Was featured vibe ard drum player for WNtW in New Y«k. Hai been iMtnitTentallsi for 17 ytAfj w Perry Ccvno shew. Switched from Csmrnan-d Recdfds 'o Ulira Audio. OTHER MUSICAL INTTRFST5: PUys rfnjm*, sonJWflter, aBtingef. LATEST ALBUM: GenMi Purr-Cuislon Con Ulfra Audio), PREVIOUS HITS- Percussive PMtusrion Volt. 1 and" 2 (on Comrr^nd)-!?.

★ SPRINGFIEIDS (Philips)

NAMES-. Tom Springfield, Dutiy Springfield, Tim Falfd. HOME TOWH: Tdm *nd Dully Springfield,

Wast ' Hamptfeed, EngUnd; Tim feild, born Afwrlce, now « naiu-retlted Hfigliihmao. E&UCA. TION) Thf Springtirldt, high ichacl. Tort Spr^j. fltW fs on accompTUhpd I ingutat, Tim Pclld, <011^ BACK WOUND: Tffc h ooe of Brllaln's to? v&cii

•groupir Radio-, TV, p«i*onjl app^*f4ltei, OThtL MUSICAL INTERESTS! Soivawflling, irra/iglng, j>|iy plane, gulia^ bario -and cong4 divnn, LATEST SINOlEt SHvcr Threads and Golden Needles b/w Auni Rhody,

★ J0AN1E SOMMERS (Wamer .Crew.) EO: G.AX.

BHCTHDflYr Feb. 24, 1^41, HOME TCWK: EDUCATIOH: Cnllege. HHBIKc Sklhg. iWlmmlw ht skating, rfaftclng, flACKOROUHBr PerK-nal ^ p+^rantM, gu«t thflli on TVs "77 Sunwi Sfelp," nighf clubs. Storted as band sloger on the Wni CoMil. LATEST SlHGUi Jcftnrty Bet Af^ry b/w Thea, From "A Symm*r Plac*.'* LATEST ALBUM; jDhw Gal Angry. PREVIOUS HIT; O^.e Pay,

★ RAY STEVENS (Me«u/y} PM: Bill Lowrey

flGEr-21, HOME TOWN; C tar Male, C»- EDUCATION: Col kg*. HOBBIES; Swimming, beullrtg, water rtllng. BACKGROUHDi Beeeme a deejay -at the age cf 15 and had bit <wr TV show «i 16. Radio, TV, per. son»l WMtOMM, OTKfR MUSICAL IHTEREST?! Mays pUno, frumpet, s*x, clarinet, bass, d/um* fub* fnclôphone and violin. Son^wrller. LATEST SINGLE: Ahah I he Arab b/W It's Been Long, latest album■ l,S37 Seconds cf PREVIOUS HIT; Jero'maph Ppabody"* Pob' r^tfd Quick Dl«olwtnB Fait Acting Pleasaat Tail Ing Green ar^d Purple PCirs.

★ SUE THOMPSON (Kkkary) fMt Hanfc Reany

SEAL HAMFi Eve Su» McKm, BlfiTHBATi Jyfy IP KDME TOWN 1 Nevada Mo, BflCKGfiOUNffr fUto,, TV, penoffol appearancej. PrevlwsPy recorded fe* Mrffcury, Dewa and Cclwnbfi rewrds, OTHER MUST CAL tNTtfiEST: PUys guttor. LATEST SIHGLE: Have a Good Time b/w If Ih^ Only Knew. LATEST ALBUM: Two of b Kind. PRr VIDUS HITS; Sad Movies {Make Me C*y)7 N6fm«n Two ©f a Kind.

★ JOHNNY TILLOTSON (Cidenee) FM; Wei Ghana

BIBTKDAT;. Aîrll 20, 1939. HOME 10W»; Jackscn- vitro, Flfl. EOUCATIDN; College. HOBBY; Wledi rfCords/BACKCSOUMD; S for led singiog it early age made first professional apptarenw un local TV vsrloly show. Radio, TV, personal appearances OTHER MUSICAL INTEREST: Sar^rlJlng. LATTST SINGLE: Send M* the PlllftW Ydo Thtm on b/w Vfbat'il I da. LATEST ALBUM; It Keept Right an A-Kyrtir'. PREVIOUS HITS; Jimmy's Oirlr Pledging My Lo-e; Earth Angel; Why Dp 1 U«» You So? Kever Let Me Go; D/ejmy Eycsj 'True. True, tfapplneis? Poetry In Motion; Wishwf Yw; 11 Kerp? Right on A-HurUn'.

★ IKE AND TINA

TURNER (Sy-e) PMj Jvgty Morray. BO; Unlvwal

aiRtifDAYS; Tina, November 25,! m\f lk«, N&- v«mbarr l«<, HOME TOWH: Tlno,. Nathvlllt/'Ikt Clarfc*d»lcr AlSss, BAC^SRDUND: personal flilcM. DTHIR MUSICAL INTERESTS: Ik* pUyJ pllM; and oultor. " - .... LATEST 5INCIE3 l.lrfolize Y« b/w TIm'i Uiknw LATEST AieUMt The Soul of Ike and Trna Tyrnfr PREVIOUS HITS; A f»t fn loye;-ll'i Gc-nn* Wwk o«r FtYio? Poor Fool? tra U La la La,

★ VAUEAN (Cirlfflirt BO; W,M.

BFAl NAME: Vllieen SOhte. BlRTHDfiT; NOV. 14, 1934. Shatmck, Okie. WUCATIDN; Cofkgo- BAci- GROUND] Hie. mada nymtrogj concert ippfei-ancei with v*r|ogs orchwlraj and has tai/rcd with Ml own concert and.comedy ifrier called '.tAn .Evenfeg Wish Valiean." He will make a new coowrt lov* In Ibe near fglute. - UTEST SIKOU; Tilt There .. Was You b/w The E.'ghieonth Voflitron, PflEVlQUS Mils Tbcma From Ben Casey.

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★ LEROY VAN DYKE (Worcwry) TCVra: Spi!nq Foffc, Wl*. IDUCATIOH:

HOinilSj Ifcfiiiftg, riî^ wartr skiing, JiCKCRO^KO: TV. ioirs. rpôs- OTHW MII5ICA( [UTtRESTS: Pl^ys Qollaf. saog^rlifflQ- MLtlSr SIKCU: I 5Jt ar>d LpI It b/w Ha-v

You Kmp Me lATEST ALBUM? JEW Vjn Dyke. F^RtVtOlfS «ITli Walk en flyj 1* i AnswerJ.

★ BILLY VAUGHN (0**} PMi 8#T)df (Liberty)

fljMS TOWN: ClwggWr Ky. fOtJCAlHVH: Cfillegf. p^BHS; Baseiwll, g-jlf. boMllr^, rfMwing. BACIC- tipUHDs Won BV.W's Ulh Anwa! OEsfc Tntkty Poll u "Most PHyed ^d" pf Iffil. MUSICAL IH. THE ITS t Writing^ *rr4ngfn5r CDtrpitF^gv UTfST SIHCLEs A Swls>EitrV Safer! b/w Ifldiao ttvP Call. LATIST ALBUM; A Swirgln' Safa-rl- HiLLHlK iELlfR: i»ll Alpng SJIVry M-oan. aTHER HITS: Mîody of Ivnt &lu* Hawaii; 0^99 RlMiPff* Social; WhteTl; &lu< Tc<*i&rrcw. Dlv* H+- will? Billy V6U5hn PfAfl; frilly Vawghn Playl the filial Sftkrsi SaSI Along Sir*'ry MMrty The

tidStrurMfttali." GcWen V»|l7«r Ba'lt"* A**'* tiyj GreaHeil Stflns Kill? Chapel by lh« 5rJ-tPJ»-

★ BOBBY VEE PM: AmoM Mills « Ah«U1«. W- c.a.C,

Jlfll HAM! BObby vellifta, hIbTWDAT: April 30, 19«. HOME TOWN; Fprgp, H. D, CDUCAXIOHr CO Li

BACKeftOUNOi Radio, TV, pcfsorwl eppearanwj, Oflginall/ '"^7 yfl" Shadpv^ v^tw goi Ibilr siwl when they filled In for ihf Utt 6ydd/ Wolly. RiUWe Valem *n6 Ibe Big Bapp**, -who difd iA A (UIH erjih. UlCST SJHÎE: Spircday b/w PvnisK Her (wirh {be CrUVtfs). LATEST TLBUMe Sob^ Vm Atfpt? 5h« Cirtiwtlx FREVlOyS HITS: Oa*ll or Arêl; Since I wr Yw, Sabyj WlkBi Do Yflu Wanir Soiy Babyj fubber Ball; MOrt Thart I Ca* Say; SiayJn' In; Ww Many TfAfi^ Takp Good Care of My Ha&rj Ailkirt' With My Aivjel; Run 10 Hlmj Pkm Oen'f Ait About Barbara; Storing "YoUr Mh? V«-LR,

★ THE VENTURES (OeUao)

lUAIlSr Don Wilso*, Bab Bogle. BtftTHOATS: &onr February 10. ^937r Bci, fanujjy 16, IW7. HttMt TWHt Den, Tocc^na, IVaih.j Bc-b Per Hind,. Ore. SPUCAtmHi High nhô\. HOBBlfS: Don, wrtsllJng.

8<«b^ fpciballj nyotar-cycle racing. BACX' fifllOVND; P+dlp. TV, ceasonal appearanrtt. OTBEB MUSICAL INTERESTS: fl-Mh play gviU*. UTEST SINOIE- Lalifa Ya Ya b/w Lucine. LAtlSt LIBDM: Mjthed PgtalPM and C'*T- PREVIOUS HITS: Walk, Ccn'i Rum Perflri3a; lulftby nl lh* tfflm; Ram-SMnk'Shuih, Twist WMh the V#ft1yr«j 3hi VfJiture;' TwUt Rally, Vol. 2-lP't-

★ BOBBY VINTON (fpic) PMi Floyd Aektrrain. BO: C-A.C,

HAL NAIAEt 51 an fey BolHrrl VJiiUjn. BlSIHOATs Xpri! 16. HOME TOViMt Canpra-burg. Pa. WOCATIOH- Ugh Kh«L MOBBlfS: Sports, panki/larly bairtall, lACKCROUHth Organized lift ffrtt bend in hpgh ichoel and fat-tr began to sing with thn bend. Bp»t s^fled hfrrt to * oofllrKi after h<ar«no lerrc ©F NU rff5*i?ed Pope*- ftodlo, IV, films, theaf^s. perigna! ippoarorucos. Won BMW* 15rh Anflmat DJ Poll oi Vosr Promfilr^ M4le V«alk». LATEST SfH-OLF: Bain, SaEn Oo Away b/w Over ind Owr. LATEST ALBUM; fias« Arc Red, MllllOK SSLltB: Roses Are Red.

★ DINAH WASHINGTON (MtrCufY) {Routerr*J 80; A.fl.c,

kEAl HAHlEi Rolh )or«. HOME TOW«; CNcego- BnWOROUND; Sang and dlrccied chorch choir.

"nxafitl with Lfconol HampJart at 19. Highf clubs, theaters, UTEST SIWCU; per AU We Know b/w I WouSdn't know (What to Do) IRoulefftJ. WTkTT ALBUM: I Wartrti Be Lfirved (on Mercufy)- MILLION SfllTH: S-rty (with Brook 0<e.fon <M.ercury}. OTHER HITSi Thii Bitter EartKr II CouW Mjpiwi; la Yfiw? Wtui a Slffrente a Day Mak«; Uofeigftllble.f A Epckin'

DJLieOAIl& MUSIC WEEK, SEPTEMBER 33, 1963

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★ RUSTY WARREN UuWLm) PM: Stanford Jvcktr

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ftCfi 30. KOMI TOWN; Miller, Mass. EDUCATIOHr High ichool Jind New England Cwaervetory of Music. ■ACKCHOIINO] Of.ly in years did Ml»s Warreh turn Po Mtr-edy, Originally she stwdied to be a eoneen pianlsi, Klght clvhs, personal jww- »nt«. OTHER MUSICAL IfmHEST; PUyi piano. LATEST ALBUM: fiutly WlfMil Bwnw 6Kk- PRE. VJOUS K|IS( KfiMkert Up; Soîgs for SJnn«f»r Sin- iaITomI—iP'i.

★ LAWRENCE WELK (pet) PMs Dabbc Luti, Heller 4 Loeb

BIRTHDAY: Marth. 1903. HOME TOWX Strabtu^/ H. 0- HD9filES: Doll, reading.'PACKCROVNUi Vet- *i*r\ band leader. Scored s^sh success In TV In eerly '50'J. TV shpw on ABC-TV. BallrMms, ton- certs. MUSICAL IWTERESTt AccordlM. LATfST SINGLE; Baby Er^hani Walk b/w Tbrfne Ffcm "Iha Brorhers Gfrtwn." LATEST ALBUM:■ taw- re ckb Walk's Baby Elephanl Walk and Thcrr>e frw The BfOthre drfnvn/' MILLION SELLER; CaScult*.

OTHER HITSt Ypllnw IHrdj Utt Date- Yellow ft!jd; Lasr Dale; Cak«>tta? Wopi^ River; Yowng Wwld (aS) en Doi); Say Jr With Musk; Bybhleh in the Wine; F*vvf(fB WalJiei {all 01 Cwt^-LP's.

★ MARY WELLS CMqIdwh) P-Mi iKry Oordy Jr.

IODCATl01tt-,Hlgh school, HOBBIES; tennis, danc- Eng. DTHCft MUSICAL INTEHESTi Songwrlling. UTIST SIHCLfi Yew Bear Me to ih* Punch b/w Old Lyre. lATIST AIBUMj Mary WeflSi Bye Bye baby—I Oont Want to Take * Chance. PREVIOUS HIT?; Bye, Bye, B^hy; I Wani 1o Take a Chance; The One Who RwHy lovts Yc^j.

At ANDY WILLIAMS [Colemhla) <Cadr±ce) BO; G.A.C.

BIRTHDAY. Dec. 3, 1930. tMMT TOWNt Well Lake. 1«. I DUCAT (ON: High scfwol. NOBBIESi Travelirrg, ftAding Inw-fitlion), lennJi, an wllrtiifig. BACPC- C-ROtJHO; Sljrled career ai rrember of WilflemJ Bnjtbera- Worked In Kay Ih&mpson's right club e«t. W*nt out ai- » single- in 1952. W« on Steve Allen*! "Tonighl',' TV 3how for t-«o and a half years. 5t*r of his own CB-S-TV show wfnmcr 1959, Nlghi clubl. RtceniPy il-gnad wlfh Co tumble. lATEST SINGLE: Don't Ycpu Bclleye It b/w SuiWier- Time (on Colurrbfal. LATIST ALBVM: Mccn Rt«r «nd Other Great Movie Themes (on Col'^nbla. PRC' VH>US HITS: village of Sr. BernadeT?ej Hawaiian Wedding Song; Rirlteiily; Baby Oollj Caftadlao Sun- ie?; Lips of V/Ire;. Promise Me Lpvc- Are Vout srorere?; Lonely Si reef; Wake. Ale When It's O^fj Bilbao Song (all pr Cwlence}; Suarjger on ih+ Shore

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★ ROGER WILLIAMS (Kapp) PM: Roga*- Dcre*

HOME TOWH: Omaha. tDUCATIQMt Collage. BACK- GftOUNOi Gel hii itflrt aft" winning Hie Arihtrr Ccdfrey "Tilenl S<ou1s" Show, radio, TV tapcorts.

LATtST 5IKGLE; Niagara Theme b/w The lofeleii LATEST AL6UW1 Mr. Riar*. MlLllOH SILLERS; Av- lu«w leaver Till. PREVIOUS HITSi Mjria; Atmwt Paradiser Two Dlfferenl Worlds; The TumbJlrtg Tyinhr<svpB-dj; YOwng And Worm and Wordf^lul; The World Dulsldf; Songs of ibe Pabuteui- Songi ct the fabclws Forttelj The- fabjtoirt Cerv twry,- Tempi atlom Song! of ihe Soaring "OO'i,- Maria- Hogeff Willilm|■ Greet«t Hi1t-LP'«.

★ NANCY WILSON (CapHoi} PM; J©bn lery

BIRTHDAY: Fab, 20. i937, KOMI TOWN: ChUtkDfhe, Ohio- IDUCATION: High school. SACRGROUH^ Radio, IV, nkgha clubt, perwnel appti ranees. LATEST 5 INC LI 1 You Doft'I Know Wh»1 love Is b/w Pvt Oft * Hoppy face. LATEST ALBUM 1 Hello Young Loveri. PREVIOUS HIT: N«?Ky WllJOft/Connonball Adderley-LP,

★ WOODY WOODBURY Ctfere**dl"!n)

AOE: 35, HOME TOWKt fO*T laudtrdale, Fl-i. ItDBBYc GoTF, BACKOROUHO: NlgbE chjb c^dlan, peiional oppfararêi. OTHtR MUSICAL iHTEnESJ: Sprgwtfitlftg. LATEST AlBUH; Wwdy Vrt<-dbury'l Siloonenlics, PREVIOUS HITS: Waod Woodbufy Looks at lore end ISftr; Weedy Wowlbury's lioghJng Room-LP'S-

★ TIMI YURO flihet+y) PM: Me/iin Michet

RTAl NAMEj Rditmarle Yuro. BtRTHOAY: Auyjsl 4, 1941. HDMl TOWN; los Angelas. EOtdATIOHs High school. 8ACKCfi08H0! Started slr^lr^g in Hoonhewi (yj her motber'i Ira Man Mitwranl in Los êles- lATEST TtHCLE; What's a Mailer Baby (ts It Hut. Iig YovJ b/w Thlrlr^lh HflO#. LATEST ALDUMb Let Me Call You 5w«theori, PREVIOUS HITS: Hvt; Smile.

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Radio Spectaculars

Catching on All Over

NEW YORK — Audiccco reaction to KHi's homc-Erowo Holly- wood radio spectacular, 'The Mag- ical World of Wale Disney" (DMW, September S), was so strong that stolion officials scheduled i Scptcmbn: 16 repeat of the three-hour show. x

Wriltcn by KHJ deejay Perry Allen, the 180-mlnutc salute to cor- tooa-crodor Disney ond his Holly- wCKHl sluJio contained a cross- scctinn o£ music Infcen from Disney nlbums nnd sinelcs and covctiag Disney's progresi from vintage Mickey Mouse to the current Dis- ney feature. "Summer Mogic.** Also fcalurcd Lq the stotion-pcoduced show were live interview^ with Disney himself. Hay Icy Mills, Fred MacMurray and Burl Ivcs.

In New York. WHN'a 120-fnuiutc Rpecial saluting Sammy Davis if. on September 6 wound Up neatly

fa the black. Holland House Cof- fee. a major rcgfooal air advertiser, bought the entire show, which featured deejay Dick Shephard ai host of a recorded panorama of Davis' career. Shephard, itioldcn- lally, has been since named WHN's 6-10 a.m. "morning niau," replac- ing Ted Brown.

Other radio stations are in the local spectacular act. K1TY, San Anlonxo, do FM station which d?- scribw iiself as having "the 'adult' sound," told BMW it was sched- uling a special Gershwin salute ps bd ail-duy venture ou September 26.

Tlic Foimot, according lo Pro- grant Director E. D. Isaac"Every hour from 6 a.m. ro 9 p.m. we arc aofng- to air two or Uicce of hij (George Gershwin's) popular hits. From 9 p.m. to tnldoisM will he a three-hour pop concert devoted exclusively lo the longer works. This idea is not new to KlTys listeners. We cckbralcd Richard Rodgcra' OOth birthday Jn this same general xmiiner a couple of months ago."

ARTISTS1 BIOGRAPHIES

For VB'jr projrammlii in? hfte are ofrtlhem fedi ibeuf hoi iJlik 9rll|iL 11 tlincyi *ntf |a(l»d on 3 hr 5 tMiilt lhrt» will hfllp («w bjHd • wn'mlcn* Ills Of uich osi*.

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NAMES: Billy Gordon, Billy Hoggs, Joe Billingslca, Sylvester/ Polt^. Hubert Jolnmon and Hucy Davis. AGES: All nrc in their 20's UACKGROUNDi Abuut three years ago, four of the hoys {Cordon, Hogg*. Billingslea and Potts) formed a vocal group.

I The fifth man, Hubert Jotmson, Was found when he ran inlo one of Ihc boys while bolh wcru job hunting. Johnson turned out to be the connecting link lo Ihc

• group's first nuditioa with Barry Gotdy Jr., president of the Molown Record Corporation. 'I'haugh the group practiced hard and lebcanwd Jong hours to polish the ict, ihcir beginnine auditions were not promising. But convinced Of their Ulent, the Conlours called Upon a disiant cousin of Johnjon's to listen tt> their sound. The "disiant cousin" lurncd out lo be popular recording star Jackie Wilson, who called Motown

- chief Barry Cordy to urge him to work with Ihc group. The Contours' firvl release was "Whole Lolla Woman" on Motown. Aboul sur months ago, gurlor player Hucy" Davis was added to lire act, and Iheir current wax spinning an the GorJy label has proved lo be ihc OntmirV key lo recording success.

LATEST SINGLE; "Do You Love Me" leaps inlo Ihc No. • 20 deck aa a Star PcHormcr this week on UMW'c Hot 100.

FRANK HTELD (Vee JBy>

nrRTHDAV; November 1937. HOME TOWN! Coventry, Eng- land. HOBBfCS: tainting, songwrlting. fishing, golf and tenms. BACKGROUND: This British recording artist began his career al the age of 15 in Austmlin, where his name grew popular. Eager lo Jurlhcc his career, Ifiud iravded to England in 1959. and within a few months signed a tccoriing contract with Columbia Records, one of ihc labels of the HMI group. Since then Ihc young man's career has steadily advanced, with a number of record liila, TV, radio and personal pppcarancca to bLz credit. Early this year [field achieved further suceesa by winning second place in the popular. "Song for Europe" ccedest sponsored by BBC-TV. His entry,- "Alone Tao Lang," was xeleosed in Brilian by Cofurnbia. Then, in July, Lfield's waxing of "I Remember You" topped the Brltith charts and won a coveted Silver Disk, representing more than a qnortcr-milllon sales. This ia ihc tune, released in America on the Vee Jay JabcT, that is currenlly scoring tot Ificld on BMW'S Hot 100.

LATEST SINCLEt "1 Remember You" soars into the No. 26 slot ibis week as 51 ar Performer.

STUDENTS CALL OWN AIR TUNES

WASHINGTON — WWDC radJo is having high school students make up its Record Rack for programming new tunes on the Earl Kohbin show Friday nights,

Three Tcerx-agerg arc selected from high schools each week to give their oplntonj on new record releases. TTic teeners select 10 records they feel WWDC should feature during the following week. Selecting is done on ihe air in the teen-age diak-jadglng show.

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ship gold rn Lheni tbnr Hassical LP'b and live ahows. Of the 19- and-a-half hours of WQXR, New York's evening progratn schedule this fall, Monday through Satur- day. 74 per cent has been sold (not including slation breaks, which arc also in a slcong sales position). That's Ihc word from Robert Krleger, WQXR sales manager.

In WQXR's prime-lime schedule, such music showcases as broadcasts of the Doaton and Phila- delphia orchcstraa. "Syrnphony Him." "Music Magarine." "Stereo Time" and olhera are sold la ipoa- sors like Ampex, Japan Air lanes, Stcinwey A Sons, Ocneml Efcc- Irie, RCA Victor. London Records and Chemical Bank. August sales at WQXR ran 25 per cent above ihe same monlfi last year, rcpartcd Kricger.

The station tias somo new tuuiic- nnd-ncwa plans, too. Siaiiing Oc- tober I, rcportcre aad corrcspood- cnls of Tho New York Titnw will augment the station's regular news- cast schedule with special feature radio commentaries from U. S. and overseas locations.

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With Air Stunts NEW YORK—A series of new

promotion stuols are planocd by Colpix Recordi on behalf of current sound-track albums from a Irio of new Columbia Pictures rfilcaies —"Damn the Denanl." The War Lover" and "Bmbbas." For Ibe mosi part, the pro mo I ions arc designed to spotlight the albums with deejays m a number of mnjor Oities,

For "Defiaol," Colpix ia arrans- ing a wricx of ahipboard sc/cenlags on varioui historic hi vtssela an- chored in such cities m Houston and Bosirtn. A "DcITnnt" cup is scheduled lo be offered at a raodel- boat regatta in New York's Central Park.

For "War Lover," Colpix will give Its prom a ti on an aeronaulical Iwist, ireotinR deejays to short rides in a Bl? Flying FortiKS used in the picture. Foe "BarabbBS," Colpix pinna to singe "a Borict of rnan-rmde eclipses" m major cities, using special electronic devices.

As an added fealure for dwjavi, Cofpix is launching a new service whercift short bio? and piducca of artists rcw to the label will ac- company all new rcleRaw distributed lo jockeys.

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By JUNE DUNDY PANEL NOTESe BUI Westera, KSCH, Fort [and,

Ore,, tmt of this week's ProgrammJtag Faact partkdpxnti, chalked up a firat dnrim^ Wj recent maratiiOB Riilfe* Coaster ride. According lo Werteni, oUwc Jocks partlcl- paling in Roller Coaede* tamlfaoni, got off tht can and took rive-minule Lpeaks. Bat not Intrepid Westeim. He rode a total <»f 327 times for 40 faoura nod 4D mEaote* ■nd new once got out of flm cur, , . , Stan Roberto, WTRYp Troy, N- Y. (also a panelist thia week), fan Jnst cnoipkfed a 13-w«k TV comedy seriea en a local video outlet. Eolilled "Wick's Works," the live-mlflole prrn gram was aired fwicn a week. Robrcti sold U "wm pal- teroed artw my momlna radio show, wbn* I loafrled comedy lines inlo Jort about everyflilag 1 do. For TV I biMte op ■ serlra of Ones which enabled me to hoW 'plioae con rer^n(loos' on csmrra. ThB reaction was qnlls good,"

1939 REVISITED: Ed Klcg, KDKA, Pittsburgh, ccfc- bralcd Labor Day With a appctal show Tccalling the Lobor Day period of 23 years ago. The 30-minulc: program was aired Sep. tcmber 2 and repealed Sepiembcr 3 on "Fragram PM." King rccreaicd 1939—era af swing, the New Ywk World's Fair, CbinesB cbcckcra and Neville Chambejfain—through excerpts froin broadcasts of the day ffefituriog the voices of Mffler, Gocring and officr ominous portenda of World War 11), along with 12 tunes of the era. Including "Beer Barrel Pollca," "My Prayer'' and "Three: Little Fishes. King, who wrote the show in addition lo narraLiog it, plans several similar features eovcring other aspecla of "Tlio War Yean."

CHANGE OF THEMEj Jim Tamer Im moved from WJAB, Portland, Me^ to CKCM, MoutrcHL . . . Ray Odis, formcaly nlifa WHK, Cleveland, has rtplacrd Shad O'Shea at KXOK, St. Loala.... KaJ Rudman, ex. WIBG. rhBadclphia, boa lokcn over (lie noon-Lo-S p.m. time sfol al WjVAT, Trenton, N. J. Also nevf at WAAT Is ilccioy-liCTVflcafitcr Al Kelly, vvho now bas the 5:30 H.m.- J2;30 p-m. lime slot at WAAT on Saturdays and Sundays. . . - BJck HoErsely, fonoeriy witfa KLO, Ogden, Utah, is now cpkming 'era at KGW, rortUnd, Ore., from noon 1j> 4 p.to.

GAB BACi Johi F. Ewan, chaLrman of AU-Star Promo- tions of Australia and Nc%v Zealand, writes; "We ere producing a rapidly growing amount of recordingi oC the South Pacific islands, in addition to locally produced pop recordings and shall be pleased to pfa» on our mailing list for COra- pJimenlary copies any deejays nnd/nr Btation librarians who wrilfr lo U$ <r. O. Box 35yJ, Auckland, New Zealand) on their station kllcrhcad," ... Lee Lyons, p.d. of WKYO, Caro. Mich., needs pop disks. . . . Also Iq need of pop disks is Don Wej-dan. who cmsea a two-hour nigbtly "Top 40" show on WKLK, Cloquct, Mina,, which has a covcrpge area of 165,000.

REGIONAL DANCE FADS: Larry Knnc, KTRK- TV, HqusIdh, To*^ would like to ,wl up a syfitem whereby be and other TV Jocbx rtohthI (Ijp country am keep their Budiencce up on regional dance fads in othei parti of Uie counlry. lie writesi **1 feel Jt would Lo a woaderful fralure on our Individual local 'bands(anif if v»b could, from time to Ifrae, mn video tap« of Wis In olhrr cW« performing HkIt current dnnce crazts, fntroduced on ihn (ape by the 'baodsisruP hft?f In ibet city." He would like Inleresfcd deejay* lo write bhn ut KTRK-TV, Box 12, Houston. Khuc'i video record hop becomes N rfrdly, Mon- day throogh Saturday, hvo-Lonr ahoif, ^failing October 1 on KTKK-TV.

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TOMMYROE SUSIE OAPUN' iChflnccUor, ASCAP) <2:17)—PIDDLE DE PAT (Uiw-Tivi, BMI) (liS3)—The young «han(er has had a smash w-ith "Shiclah," and here he's back with another fine girl's name rune. It's a balJad and il's handled with much ecvIc. Flip U more along the rhyrhmic lines ol his current hit. Both are solid entries and the action could go either wny. ABC-Pni-amount 10362

SAM COOKE * . . NOTHING CAN CHANGE THIS LOVE CKaju, BMI> (2:33)—SOMEBODY HAVE MERCY Wags, BMI) C2J17> —Sam Cookc brings home two more winnem to coniinuc his slrcak. The first is a slrong ballod sung ugainst smart J lowing string hHcfcgroutul. The second is a solid wed turn beat lunc in the blues vein. Both have fhc sound and Ihc feel of a Conkc hiL * KCA Vktor 80S8

CLAUDE KING THE BURNING OF ATWNTA (Cnnm.!, BMI) (2:32)— Here's, b solid ouling to fallow up King's "Wolvenon Mountain" smash. The side k sung in the Johnny Horian aaga fttyle with strong niartipl backing, but (he lyric has an amusing as well as rousing twist. Flip ia "Don't Thai Moon Look Lone»omc,, (Peer Int1], BMfj (2:48).

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JOANIE SOMMER5 WHEN THE BOYS GET-TOGETHER (Tod, ASCAP) «J13>—PASSING STRANGERS (Admolit, ASCAP)(2:23) —Two touching sides here from Mlw Sommcrs. The firsl has nn unusual the ma with the lass asking what her lad tells his friends about her. The flip is a soft ballad sung wjih much simplicitv against lush backing, Both sides Icaiure strings and chomj and uhould gamer man/ plays foe the Insa. Wnmcr llnK-. 5308

FATS DOMINO STOP THE CLOCK (Travis, BMI) {l;Sfl>—DID YOU EVER SEE A DREAM WALKING (Henderson, ASCAP) .(Ij44>—-Fats is bacfc with two sides, one new, one fnmilrar. The first is a walking blues-flavored tune that has a weeper Ij'ric, "ITie flip is a mighty "strong Hem Lhnt has been Issued by Lhe artist before, hut there's no reason why it shouldn't score again. Bo(h feature the singer's inimitable vocal and piano magic. Imperial 5S7S

THE MARKETTS ... CANADIAN SUNSET'(Meridian, BMI) (2i25>—Stomp. IN' ROOM ONLY (Lock-EDM, ASCAP) (2:03>—Here arc two swinging insiruraenial sides by the group. The first is the Eddy Hey wood hit of years ago given an up'fo-dntu treatment whh strong organ sound. The second features smart drumming and tenor sax work. Both have that teen dance beat sound and should score with lhe youngsters.

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V1NCE EDWARDS SAY rr 1SNT SO (Berlin, ASCAI')—I COT IT BAD (Rohbms, ASCAP) (3t23)—TV's Ben Cubty conies ihrough willi two more romantic readings of lop standards. Th€ .Dick Jacobs big baud era backings are smooth accompani- ment for lhe actor's dreamy style. Eiiher or both sides here. " "Dcccb 31426

JOE DOWELL * POOR' LITTLV: CUPID (Trw, BMI) (2:10)—A die, hriphl no\cliy from J3owell o.n this side Ihat fells of momma ynj poppa cup id und (heir offspring whh flic broken bow, Dowell sings in front of chorus and snwrl Brmngcmcnis, Rip is "No Sccrels" {Sure Fire, BMI) (2:05),

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MITCH MILLER - THE LONGEST DAY (VOCAL VERSION) (Spnuka. BMI) (2:20)—Here's die lunc Paul Ankn wroie for the World War 11 film, "The Longeat Day," in which be also stars. It's lhe pie's theme and it's done ihroughoul the track by Milch Miller's ork and chorus, A stirring rousing itnn, life ally silked to the classic Miller style and the side could be a smash. Flip 15 an all-inslfunicnlal version of the same tune (2:04). • Columbia 425BS

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DON AND JUAN MAGIC WAND (Hill & Range-Nnncoz, BMI) (2;12)— WHAT I REALLY MEANT TO SAV (Vlckl-WUkfty, BMI) (2:25)—The buys had a big one one awhile hack with "What's Your Namo." and they could have another here. Both arc In the rockeballad vein with a lot of enthused vocalizing. Second side has an interesting Lacinish beat, rcnunisccnl of some of (he Drifters' hits. Two good ones and either could happen. Big Top 3121

C 1_ AND THE PICTURES MARY GO ROUND (S-P-R, BMI) CM9>—Here's a tragic tale of love gone wrong, and now the gal Is out on the loose, The lead nian gives i( a real ugonized kind of teen sound iind il's oil done to 0 smart arrangement with girls' chorus- Good wax. Rip is "Afraid" (S-P-H, BMI) (2:20).

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PAUL EVANS GONNA BUII.D A MOUNTAIN (Ijjdlow, BMI) (2f13)— There've been a number of versions of this tune from the new Anthony Newlcy musical, "Stop the Warld.V already out, but this is easily the. smarlest. The lad is 5d atrong voice and the arrangemcnl for ork and chorus builds neady. This could go, Flip is "D-DariinB,, (Esses, ASCAP) (2:22). Kapp 486

JIMMIE McGRIFF I'VE GOT A WOMAN, PART H (ProgrrBskc, BMI) (2:17 —Here's the great tune by Hay Charles dare Up in a swinging organ rendition, somewhat id lhe Jimmy Stnilh style. McGriEf really tocka Ihis One out'v/ith great combo support, Side Two has die higgert excitemenl. Flip is Part 1 of the same Woe (2:27), Jell J90

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THE CASTELLS ONLY ONE (Hamboo-Nada, BMI) (2:24)—ECHOES IN THE NIGHT iTaUent, ASCAP) (2:26)—Two nu'ghty pleasant ballads, dene in the amooth harmony styling that's the group's iradcmnrk. First side features a SpAfliah touch with caataDCts and. clever guiiar und organ work. Rip is an couolly Untenable romuotic effocL Both have « chance.

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SOUPY SALES MY BAHy.S GOT A CRUSH ON FRANKENSTEIN (Bayer, ASCAP) (1:57)—The TV hero of the West Coaet kiddies has a mighty cule, tiDvelly side here. His gal goes /or the monster type and he tells the tele effectively. Backing features girls' chorus and a rockin1 combo sound, Welch it. Rip is "Doggone Doggie" (Bayer, ASCAP) (1:52). Reprise 20108

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BOB CONRAP **** The CrtJl MBCkiu—WARNER iJ06—n neit Cfocnype KA by Conrad or) a mild reil:«r. OonH »n<1 oflr aâln abrt lhe Turo li« » v-ooij ij'ttf Itac. |lni«Mnl*w^ BMI) a;fj> *+** 1 JmI Cmcb Hb<« Vim—A plent- aui îcjlurvffJvtJ r<Kl«er It Ibe Winner Dnw. TV peifflrrr>ee, Thi ehsniBr Am • nkt, tBsygotap slyle hecn anil he sell the bcaciH of a Rood oik and elioim bock- ground, [Shcmaii-DeVvrioD. »MI) 42;07>

PILL PULLER iAfci B«T M* — CllAL- LENGE 9I«—Nice bsllad ficra to teen- tlsnWd and »i[li a ca«ii>l»y loiKh, Everyone hai a ial excfpi The tay and Ho <k>o * nke alnnlng fob aoafml shonn an"J plaee Hlh rtijihni tod lultai. (Jal, AMI) t2:M) **** I Cant C»f Anarj^-Tbr s»| bu ifvi bibii or Tearldp me lad and u doun i art bim anciy. bat IT doca id hUn fcloe. Tbo bor tlngi ihc nine, uhlrJi It tafnolhloi of in tuwei to "Johanr Gel Aoaij." In »tron »i»ije walnit tolld rtuoto'-llve back- In I .ipoilighLCni |Aod piano aivl |uliar *ork.

LOU MOHTE *»** Vibt Did TVaikbtfea Saj-RE- PRISE 70I0S—Mooie hi* uralbcc biirorieal- lyiMi coinrdy loao here (hat aalnji In an IuIIm iDryiiija jtoo««. Ht k bicfcid by a cIhtoi cf ibigcrc and oik. CRoinince- Dinj D-jna, BMJ> GdO> rivlto lha KHIm ASmi*—Here'a lhe (ale of tn Italito-ipJakirB nWiM, Mania tlnie la lialEsn, too, and iha cJunoa •P0 band folfl 1B. la tbU lotoar UaUprKypa mne. tnofamce-DlBi Don, HMD p:")

HASH nnowTt **** »«« AMj — >>HJUF3 <0061— Tonth Of wntry caneedy in ihk aid* Urn't bubT around Ow aOvlK-tD-lhc-loTclDrn eolumn, The aide btt a yoad sound and a aumbrr of lha dliXisa ibaT ooUlM.dia people tod their ptOblemj add humOtou* MMiclKi. (MRC. BÛ> <234) At*** Btrbuj- Majbed PotiMl—Tlila to 11 iliiKi Jiiilromenial ihnT wt'tf* c*! ■ i«;4 deal of play. TtM kJfle bu lomo wboopla) iBd balltrlnj from the ebonn •In-* raiy beii. lepeiltloai flfliua tad ilrocg ildoa' and hoiDiootca wortc. fMHC. BWIJ C;M»

CLVDB MeNIATTER' **** MmjSI — MERCURY 71025—. Cbiolet rorrj hi « ilronp porfoiiaanco on Ihto iorprt-pykd fun« o*er .»r^«« biekJns by ibe giiTtr eoffibo—Tihich tiro (cilUio » lorpel piano, Side coold bMomo a big on* —rich to, CTrco, HMIJ <2!3J> **** 1 Do BrtL-M—Brishi oovctty It handed ■ iflflr reading by lhe cbnoler OVef a hicd-claophii and tndrHliilK batklaii. II (wfavl Aod lha iloier itJIr H wlfh rrelfD|, Wtk-ll bolh »l<kl. IMHC, HMt) tl:SV)

PAT HEHVEV **** MMrr HcarTAeba — RCA VIC- TOR <0^0 — tlcr«"» a nc"r ial »idj loocbct of boih BrenJa Leo and .•Sue Tln>nipr->n.

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Pre-Recorded Tape Takes

Big Price Dip for Fall

New Lines Enter Field and Drive Consumer Cost Down low as $3.95 By HEN RHEVATT

NEW YORfC — Pre-recorded lope, once widely reg&Tdcd ft* an ikm with & praaium price tag. Is now entering tbc low-price field in a aubstantM way. In recent weeks, several important liaes have ca- tered the field, while another new entry, though announced, boa not yet delivered actual product.

At one time, Iwo-track stereo lapea brought aa high ob $14.95 per unit. In this case, the high-priced lape produced the same amount of material 01 a standard LP dish. Now, tapes' with similar playing time, and many of theia offering name taltnl, are avuilablc to the consumer at as little as $3.95,'

Only three weeks a&o. RCA Vic- tor Iniroduced a new Cacoden lino of rccl-to-reel, four-track tapes'to «U at $4.93. The iuitia] Cam den release contains eighi tapes ffom the cream of the Camdco stereo catalog. 1 Deluding , iieras by (he lop-SBhiog Living Strings en«?m- ble. An all-out dcfller.push U bI- ready nndcr way, wilh jpcctal browjer boxes, streamers tod hang- era all a part of the progfam.

Though ColumWa hag not as yel created s low-priea tapo line as inch, 1K0 company recently au- hounced two apeclal full-ten gib tape lamplera, contBiniog sekctioDi from leading iiems b iti vast tape calalog. The samplers carry * suggested list price of 52.95, one of the lowest ever in the tape field. One of the topes corWains classical tracks, while the other is ilciclly pop. In all case*, bfg names axe the rule.

Mean while, in Chicago, Music Tapes, Inc., operoled by Pete Fibri, formerly of Btll Sound, has announced two new $3.95 releases for fall promotion. These Include "Roaiing Twenties Cha Che Cha" and "The Originof Ray Qiarlc#.-

Thtoo arc both promoted ai being b slereo and ere available in 344 l.p.s. speed only. This Is one-half the normal speed of pre-recorded tape and by iu use x saving la actual tape consumpliou can be effected.

Bcslway Producla, of which Amy and Mala Records arp corparate subsidiaries, has just introduced a new line of low-price lanes under the High Life tag. This line, which includes such names as BQly Daniels, Perez Prado, the TTircB Suds, Sarah Vaughqp end Ruby Broff, is being marketed at $3,95. Though the line has not yet been delivered, one clisliihulOf it re- potted to have sold & healthy quantity In the Detroit area, just from slick-stock cover rcpros of the «U. There are cxpecleu lo be 30 tapes In the first release-

On the West Coast, the well- known Bifiari Broihcrs, once identified wilh the Modern and RPM siagles lines, and now operatora of Crown Records, have also brought out h acw line of 20 budget-priced tapes. Tbese tapes, also pegged nl S3.95, con lain versions of Crown disk product already availabla, such a i Bolules to Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey and Charlie. Bax- ocn,

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For Stereo Disks • ConHnutd /rant pagt 4 from occasjQQil itelecIrons from his Jlbums), InstCBd, he'll function somewhat in the matmer of a tonguc-ln-chcek Leonard Bcrmrtein, "analyzing" musical pcrformancci. Hii conioicDliiry porltons wDi be recorded at his home,

Slalloo achedufo for the scrica calls for an InlM "network" of 40 QXR affillatci. More than half of these win carry the show la stereo; the remainder will alx it as b mono- phonic FM series. However, sponsor General EJcclric and QXK ofri- ciaU are pressing fot an fill-FM- strreo llnenp withia six mooths, BMW learned.

General Electric, which placed tho Initial 26-woflk cantracl ihrough Voube & Rubicam in t purchase which recalls oostol- gteally pic heyday of network radio, thus becomes the first stereo oetworb advertiser. Commercials will feature GE's FM and phono alereo sett and combiQatioua, TV ku, hwnc music aystemi, Inler- comi, as well aft toys and educa- tlon kila. GE'a air selling ii expected lo bo id the form of slereo commefclala produced by Y&R.

Local Actloa Local Ocnoral Electric dealers

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A sizable audience reach Is aatlc- Sated for the Borge stereo aeries.

XB. officials eiiimate lhat Ibe 40- sintion line-un will cover "about two million FM homes," with most of them drawn from tba upper- income levels. James Sandheira, QXR prcsidcnl, places Lho annual spending power of the network's audience at $14.7 bQlfon.

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KEW YORK—What is believed lo be the world's dnieat troojlalor radio, a Japanese import, was unveiled here last week by Slondard Radio Corporation, safe U. S. ogent and distributor for Standard Radio of T0L7D. The unit, "Micro Ruby," about Ihs size of a hook of matches, was demon Btrated by Hiioshi Miyazawq, president of lho Amerlcen firm,

"Ruby" weighs Icm lhan three ounces and has dimensions Of hy 15S by 44 Inchei. The set, claimed to have belter tone quality than many of Its larger compeh- tors. contains seven transistors. It carries a list price of $39.95. which includes gift case, ear pbono and haiteries-

The new Lranaistot is first of a broad ranpe of models planned for the American niarkct,

A keynote of dislcibulfDii will bo tigbl control on prices. Every effort will be made, according 10 Mlya- zawa, to maintain the list price nnd avoid Ulacounltng. Only prime

Report July Big For Rodlo Sales

WASHINOTOK—July wos the second best month of 19fi2. for dislrlbulof sales of radios, according to a current Elccttorrics Tn- duitrica Association report. Safes, on the distrib level were 92l,nB9 for the month as againsl 1,040,593 for June, the year's peak.

On 11 yearly bans, distributor radio solos for 1962 so far are some GOD.DOO ahead of 196 L The figures siand at 5.721,663 lor thk year against 5J2S;8i3 lor 1961.

Produclicm of radio ift also ubovt las! year by some 1,500,000, Cum- ulative production totals stand at 10,393.695 for 1962 against 8,567,698 for last ycflT.

Glide-On Spindle Adapter: Price 19c

CINCINNATI — King Records has devised a plaslic 43 single record cenlcr-holcd tdapicf lo bo called * Olide-On.. The unit may ho slipped over tha spfaidlo of an3' type of phono player. The adapter h being packaged on display cardt conlaioiog 12 to a card. The suggested Hat price It 19 cenls each.

The Glidc-Oaa arc being offered lo Ihe trade (n three diflcrcnl pre* paks: 10 cards coniainifig 12D adapters nt t dealer price of StO; 13 cards contnming 216 adaplm for $17, and 28 cards contnining 336 adapters which sell to dealer* for 125.

dealer accoimts will be employed with selection limited to ft very few dealers to each tnarkel area. Initial outlet for the unit wiQ be Liberty Music. Shops, of New York. Outlets in other cities are lo be -aonounccd shortly. Liberty was set to kick off a atzablc advertising campaign oa the new sets.

NEW MAN ON 3M'S PROJECT

ST. PAUL — Minnesota Mining and Mnnufacturing Company here moved a step closer lo the marketing of its

, long promised, slow-spfictt (npe cartridge player, with the ftDnouoccmcnC Ibii week of the ftppoltltmcot of Dnrrcll H. Boyd as project manager for the cartridge unit.

The unit, it was noted. Is now in its final pre-production fclages at the Revere plant in Chicago. It will be markct-tesfed in a major U. S. city heforo the end of the year. Narionol distribution i$ scheduled for 1963, Boyd, Bccordiitg to Revere general manager, G. W, San- dcll. will direct the test market pcogfftm and witf mount the promotion ai offen- sive now ptuQQed for next year.

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RADIO .TV BRIEFS

Mutt Support Code—Swezey HfDDEN VALLEY, Mich.—

Su-obs industry suppori of NAB'a Radio-TV Codes are the only, real alternative to striclcc government regulation. This familiar waraing was reiterated September 14 before ft CDQvendoo of Michigan broadcasters by Robert D. Swczcy, p former broftdcastcr, and now director of the NAB'a Code Author- ity, There are Instances too mi- mcroiB to meuliop of the excesses and raolprarticei of nn industry leading to strict legislation and con* iroli," S^czey said.

McCfoy Moves fe New Pott ROCHESTER, N. Y,—John L.

McCJay, assistant to tbe president of Westlnghouse Broadcast lug Company, has been named to a new Sftt as manager of the Broadcast

rvision of Gannett Company Inc. McClay %vfll supervise management of the existing Gannett atalions, which fncUide radio-TV outlets m Rochester and BieKhnmp- IOn, N. Y., and a radio station in DaavIUe, III. Gannett is nlso in the process of ncquiriog WAVY and wACY-TV, Norfolk.

WAVr.RadtD All at Sen NORFOLK — WAVY-Radio

cho now cluim ft seagoing "captiva audience" .that doesn't seem to mind the idea at all. As a promotion project, WAVY has arranged to tape-record short mes- aoges from rotnlHcs and dependents of Navy men aboard the nuclear- powered aircraft Carrier, LI.S.S. En- terprise. The master tapes are then sent to lha Enterprise at sea for playback on the ship's sound sys- t«u. Portions of WAVY deejay segments and local newscasts are also being taped and sent to the Enterprise, currently on fleet duly In the Mediterranean, to provide a "home port" flavor lo the ship's own souod-^ysfem programs. Air Synditotlon Shows Grow

NEW YORK—New syndicated radio shows, mostly of a musical naiurc, now offered in the Pro- grama lie services of Telesyud now total 812 hours, according to the firm's president, Hardic Friebcrg. These represent live difTcreml series, Including the hour-long "Sammy Davis Show," "Johnny Green Show" and "Steve Allen Show."

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THE QUESTION: What wift yftur favorite pro-

motional «tunt? THE ANSWERS: BILL WESTERN

KISN, PnrtluDd, Ore. I did the roller coasler mara-

thon bit here— likened it to an aslronant nhol; used words like ** coostcninnt, " "Cape Jansco" (Janscn Beach A Dûserncnt Park) "all systems are go." Had a. two-day coun t-d own complete v/ J i h humorotis 'holds.' Used two-way radio in-

stalled in cho car for live reports. Cave away several Ihonsand free ride tickets. Called it "Fun Day," Found it to bo most successful promotion as well as the best personal publicity I have ever had,

KEN GRANT KNDZ^ Houston

The KNUZ Seven Saulhern Gents basketball team. Our dec- jay staff—piny- . ing againsl fac- ulty teams — pack every school gym in which tbey appear. Though each game is more like a show than an nlhlctlc competition, the in- vcrfvemcnt QEaEes a strong bond between KNUZ and school Ihut results in mtrcuscd listcncrship of parents and faculties as - well as students. The station basketball ietun has the right ingredients. It's full of aclion, excitement and comedy. Serves a good purpose since moneys collected go to vital school needs. Involves adults as well as youngs lets.^ Displays stau'tm per- soualidca in ,8 favorable light— friendly, fun, good sports. And keeps KNUZ deejays off Ihc strccls.

STAN ROBERTS WTRV, Troy, N. Y.

My favorite promotion was a hypnotism bit, I bet John Moun- tecr, our eftcr- noon man, that I could hynoiize him. He said I couldn't. Days of argument and insult followed. Tlien a secrpf meeting was supposedly set up to settle the issue. Nbx.1

morning I said I had succeeded/Bhil could prove it. I bad subjeeffd John to posr-hypnbtlc suggestion. Every lime he henrd our tune lone he'd soy "Merry Christmas," During John's show lhat aflcmoon he said things like, "Sian Roberts failed! He did not hypnotize mcl" (tone) "Merry Chrislmus, it's 4:15."

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New staffer at WINS, New York, !s P«ny Cooper, working under dlreclcr of WINS music Don Ovens, , , , Richard Newton Is Uxe new dlredur ot pcblic rtla- flona ot WIND, Chicago.. -. Walter O'Keefe la now air- ing ■ remote from the Villa Capil restaurant over KHJ, Hollywood, on Fridays. . - . Fxanlt WflUaw Crane bos Joined Broadcast Clearing llouso as the ceufrnllzed bHUafc company-B westem manager, , .. Don Howard, KGWA, EnEi^ Okla., b hosling n new dO-mfaote plgblfy liva jozz show from the Chih Zahara. Vrogram fcsluroa Ibe Hi*rry Xetsey QuorteL -

Cbuck Cpraroos resigns as production manager of CJFX, Atnigonlsh, N. S., Canada, September 17, and moves to CKCL, N. S., Canada, as a full-time deejay. Cararoux necda wax for his new CKCL shows. . . . Veteran deejay Psol Ertnnep has been named program director of WJRZ, Newark, N. J., mark- ing hlft first aiflnagcQunt stlnl, Brenner hns been with WJRZ (formerly WNTA) for more than 25 yaua. He will conlinue to cm see his Iwo-fiouc daily ahow. . . - Other new appointmenta at WJRZ include tho uppuig of Sid Sirulnik to director of operations and naming of Norman Koalln, director of plnric, RosJln will sujJerviae the selection of all records .played..Op WJRZ. ... Jack HuhmU reiurned to Detroit last week with an all night proBram on WJLB, Detroit, from 1-4 «.m:, Tuesday through Saturday. . . . Gaiy Steveiu has rcmnicd to WJL> St. Louis, after an eight-week active duty tour with the Missouri Air Nalioual Guard. . < . Alan Coyd has Joined KLTR, Black we] I. Okla^ niter tbicc years with Armed Forces Kadia. . . . Wc* Fid cock, formerly with K.UDI and KRTV, Great Foils, Mont., has joined KETR, Denver. He lakes over KBTR's morning lime slol, while Lee LlHrris moves into Ihc outlet's midday time period.

Cbnrlic Jcnldns, WJCD, Seymour, lad., writes: "TVe simply daal get the lattsl single rtleaaes from Ibe major record companies. I exclude from that only Dot, Ubcrfy snd possibly Dreca. Ktca when wp hud contracw wllli cainpnnlcs for nlbum servlcea, we still didn't cet thosB labels" latest single refeoscs. 1 like la play Ihe latest good music records from the 'ilol 100/ but it certainly is dtf- flcult to do when the companies don't send sample copies. Could (his be the reason that so many medium end small itntlons ore switching to a format of good nurafc?"

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The'pick of Hie new roloasea:

6 POT LIGHT ALBUMS

OF THE WEEK

Stronoeil lafai porenKul of oil Qlbums reviewed fhlt week. • Continued from pogo 20

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SDRA^SSr ALSO SPKACH ZARATHUSTRA Ctlcapo Sympbony (Relotr). RCA Viaor IM 2609 (M)» LSC 2609 (S)—One of ihose rare alhums, rhai'a likely'to ■core Btrongly wiih both music fanciers and audiophilcs who like ro faille the rafters with big aound. A replace- mem for the J954 mooopbooic Reiner-Chicago "Zaraihu?- Ira" io the P.ed Seal catalog, Ihc new venton has en opulent, shimmering pcrfofmuacc, and the advantages of up-doted sound cngtoeoring. A alnkiDg cover pajntiog, based on a Kodia alatue. Is cyc-catching.

WEBER; EEH FREISCHUTZ HIGHLIGHTS Vnrfaus Artfete. Dpiitaehe Cnuiunophon LPM 19 221 (M); SUM 136 221 fS)—A splendid "condensed version" of von Weber'i opera coiUnlaing what is geneially regarded as the "best" moments. The cast ia lalcnl-sKidded, notably !n the vocal perforrhancesol Irmgard Seefoed, Rita Sireich and Curt Bohme, with Eueen Jochum conducting. The ce- cordlug h rkh in a ''Iheaccr" feeling, with a lustrous, echoing sound, A German-English librclio and slmplc-bul- attractive cover round out the package.

Reviews of New Albums Cont/nned froiii'pag^T^

nm ihe jMnni od iteut Iffp fire, Indutftoa "Half Gull?." "Maihed "It* Sirotl." "MiiJUoji Time,- ToMrr," lol Stpinp"1 «ixJ duiikiw* ollicra. A irtil l»rf album lOr t&e Iccorn.

AkAk MR. THUMfE-r DICK HUEDEBlKCH REMEMBERS THE CREAT5 jâee JGM 5«15—Tmnpecer DfcV *«i- drbuech kadi Ilia TJlUf-tiifd ômtyi ■broauli • of uibuie* » c«jUe» B«nl Inmpcc mtn, »D<J IUCKB dM«lr WeDll- flfd wJih iBtov- Ttui raKitro1! bum lain rhe. faraillar u^n fjmre xhh {it C^d IntET- uc!iiJon« backed bj Ihe iwlmdn c«tDt«. "WhalV Nt-" tBulfcUiUdJ. "WDd MM Bfoer" (Armnrong), "I €«nf Ger SUmrd" CLcrrliar) are samplu n# llwt faro. Good Hwcnlnfl and Bmoe ot ibt baaî could ffad food Jockey play.

**Vr* ST-^MSB INFERNO JalcmMml Pop Orfc. CmOro C 4013 {M)l 6C Mis rs> " Hcrc't ■noehcr In raniEc'a baddtns Ibit of Bound a lb cm?. The Inferoitonal SvvnU Oicbnin, a sIsAfttfc auembie ot Y10 men, bai lumcd out i»d Mjoda ^beibra ■nil ebey do apald lo ilii> UjIcj jMa cower I o! Spaabh melodla, HKIO sr»' bite «*«n iricx? but eadi h fDtoftul BDd Davonottie aid defSiliely uyled far acmnd fanclon. "Lady of Spabi." "Mala- Picdb" aaid "Tbe of OJIe" are Bimpke, A ■nuuily icioxltd pjefcayo wilb kOa of steal aoend.

THE ORGAN OF THE PHHADEtPlUA ACADEMY OF MUSIC William Whhebead. Cameo C 4009 (M)j SC 4009 <5>— Pipe-organ records have long been among the great "sbow- fl{£" platlcra in atcrco. nml this album joins these sonic rank?, Orgflnist WilUain Whlichcad ha? e fresh, fluid touch in such organ atandards ns 'ToCcafo and Fuge in D Minor1* and "Trurnpet Voluntaiy." Sound of the Philadel- phia's 200(000-|H)uriJ new pipe organ was recorded on 35-ram. film, giving Ihc album lols of dynamic range and "hig" sound.

PACUACCI APJO CAVAIXEKIA HUSTICANA HIGHUGHTS

Videos AnfaL London 5700 lM>| OS 25334 (S)—A welt- performed coupling of highlighcs from two of the best known tbort operas, Jon icr ai a sort of operatic "rfoubJe feature." Wirio Del MnrHco. na the Inve- torturcd Cmio in "Pafliicci," is in Cne voice in the famous arias. In "Cavalfcrla," Giullclta Slmionato and Del Monaco ire a splendid icam. Recording worlc and packaging are good, and.h't sure to please opera fanj.

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**** RAQii KAStea DHAIORMI . ■noô Oara a*4 -4 BWt* 1*1 iCowurt). Vbk LC »4I m)i K 1344 TaU kJIrooi ibould b« ol fmnkular ImerrU to coBmati r-f |ha (ic»i miitrr1* n>V»Ic- lie ■"-•t irmtafri BocSV Eutor Oruorlo vitH M*f«l Oir?Dij ooaAxtlat (he Slullcsrt Bjicqdo CHaroi ksO Pm^nv- b>*. PrlfOfilko S»Dcr linn koprBoo, Maf- j.rclo JYcoco b Ibo uJto kolobL W*f«i 8. BiDon la Uto ittoc kott Auguu Mai£b»m It iho but, Tbs ««cCTnrny|jif linci roa- latm ■ tixc 'wbkb hit bctb ih? ClMeut *nd EntSbll UaralkUca ol Iho id* ni wolwln*.

tHrir* THE Oft RATIO WOULD OP RITA GOBQ At»d 1 357K—Bdalaa aoprano. RKi Owr llnM t 6n»<J IckCiJcn d loicJUtC Kiprtoo aria* fci iti» reclltl. H<r aiBalng b aJlrnoalp lODCfibf anil dcllniB ind powerful and vattloatv, H«r »ctcc«lors trt Ukcn li««n aueh wort^ oa "Troiuo md lioldf," -T) TroTaiore," "TDoa Cailn," "CjYalltiU Run Ion- tfld "Sunwa tod tklilii," amooa Mbtm. A conpelUng pei- fomiaiwc.

•A-AAA tn* STOHY OP MV JEEN^ Antrtlc, Vbtm »V JJ13—Hcreî k *011- dieu okloiiil tad wo ad bloirflpHy ot ano «f Watt nancy-* l.vortc priooilitlu. Ihcn'i t booRJct booiwl tnibta fall ot color pho-oi md m nmnlajt ccmmFBiaiy bT Anrr- etlo hen elf mi bcr caircr. The dbk coauitu 16 Hind, ted I to* aJl of hef Mb cm kinpka. The gal fill ha iccrt rejttlarty ■ jkln by iiliWlca <bti faD, mtb the raoncfaj ol Ihc older Mtekfy M<mM Club TV levi uad ■be albtun can, nt.'.vdln^ly, fWno it foe ■ (ooc) play.

**** AFBICAN Mimas CtH SlMm* Mrrr-ry PP5 U3» I Ml | F7S «3» <ST—Ad off-bew conHtloa of lumuDCfiUb —Hkb btvg ihc Itrrxt ol til not •Nraya U>ctf dbect oddoi Jiom) Wvc bouaej rftyihm? of "Afrfkaan" buiiIc, 01 Bbrulty pifcvaaû cHbcta are cacU by Siercti and UUMl IOC -AirAMU Beat" and "KJrj Kooy" Baio doc Joy poulMrniu.

A A-A-* WTLHELM KEHFFF PEAi'S MO/ART DctDcht Cnuuaopboa LPM It W (M)| SLPM 135 707 IS1—Two of Moan'i beal- bnOwn pl»M> WMUTat, the Wi »n»J lllh. »bJ iwo pita.? faaiaalr? aro Sere pc/rMmed "Wi feelioa p«h1 •atbarliy b* Kciupfl, Oua ol Toiopo'a UaliBsubbcd £nlcrpici»n of Ibt ctoacic and ttcvarUIr nunpcticfa. R&roidinj b ap to U>d labcCa <te lu»o Vindiibi, ■!• iboaî tlvfl touad may be a (rl/)« "dry." A ■Ooaa Jlem for ipcdilkc Mlletton.

THHT* RITA STRETCH l DnbcAo Crnunapkoa LTM II 714 IMI| S1>M 138 716 IS)—A pielodle. •ctâclecl&l pnvjrcyc ol "Iteildr^'* hy Sdiumtnii, Rrahmt tod RldnriJ SQioaa ptarWci ■ One atow- CMc for u* cotcculur# (akntt of £uiooe*a Rlia iiretch. She'i at caac ard la Ifne voice (brou^hcui, i»«J Iho r^rlonroncj M tuia lo race hlehlr "Ith bcx admlnm. A OfrnuH-tnBtob UbniM ia tectuded. Cover portrait ol ibo alrgcr raacrictlli iU>«l * lib Jurrfooui picks aod Is auiklo*.

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STEAM RAILROADING UNDER THUNDERING SKIES Stereonioalc MF 8—A real "must" for model railroad buffs, sound fanciers and collcclois of stereo specialties. Recorded on Jocaiioo in Xiiasissippi, the record has a "ilory" of sorts—a dash by a tfcfun-hauled train through a roaring thumlerstomt, com pie fe wiih huge thunder growls, steam whistles, etc. Disk process js/'StertoaioDlc'"; Lc.. a compatible stereo record usable on mono pi aye n as wcD. It works nicely, too.

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**** DEBLSSV; H BTTrnK-l -CtortH PMna Ep* L€ Mt I Ml) iC IU2 (5V—IS» bifh artlury of Cbailcv *<*«■ is ore* wriq tmlpred •B&oa Um pUnc jriHic <A I "■ bti alban ol Ltobauy ptiM mvilc, -Elrxtei" Uma bjo, Utla act flJ4 ankl1! amxte* riHoto wHh tKo PreocK tmrpMer-a Dnid ■ud KrtiU TMolcal flow, Boo** 1 a^t II an ronlalDod in lh*to widmy oc ihk LP and iha icl ahouM prow a -yalurtlc "Jtor-rt (a uy pfefto r>«iU< colicdtou.

**** MtLHALUl LA CUCATIOM DU MOWEi 5UrrB r*OVXJiCAl. HOIIM cyHphoay IHmcKI. HC.1 Vldflp LD i4l»—An Intent piece ot —liUrr, clowj lo the lii* Idiom. Mod knpliid by AaMiicta )■« pI Ihc I920i, Uili k M^ly oaa or iha Freach raodccnluk tt-h! colorful wMtE IP* avallabJo In 1*0 oiKcr rcralon, hot Boaian F?i uifdtrm* foUOVTOJ, Ol wKkh ifaBIO may, will --*ot Jhw^mo* new addi- Uoo 16 Ihc VlctM Soil" acrioa. the eevwd ■roft, to con 1 ran, hxi 1(1008 Europcmn rooa and k ben »l»ea Crao Ol III Iw KtonkJ nnion. toW^mMUMU A A A* arsu.TOi AVMPBONIB FANTASnOUE MtoMKPolk SmpbOal OrtMlt™ 0>Odff) M^narr WUK (IITGW IMM (M|| UW l<*49 iSl—Hrition* nlrtloa and drataitfcj "SympliDok rostaUlqM- k sl»e» * powerful i»d c.udtioa fi»dtoi to I'k MlnrtMp-aUa fiyinphory fcrrr wtrb Anal DonrU much cntKulaun fiooi bii aiftoilpa. If* • Una tuaopW el (1< broad roaunocbm for •McK acrUN ■ 10 omtA Uik DMUCB- lar tjiTi f« a fawrfio of man/. Iho K»* prira ol Ibo altouo, bdnj *CTnj<d on Win*. UxmM » « 80©d I POX-run sola la racki iryj low juita ibUvot

ito* DYOHAKt cello OJNCABTO rkm F6—Mfrf ■alia PUSncriJc (SmIIL DcwOtbo G™—LFT* M 755 [Mk| BLFH 135 US lS>—George Siell coodiû CkB Berlia nururmoalc In a ■Urrtof rfadinf of tht D'Otak CeDu Cod- rcrlo. Iho ctUa wlohl la Ficnc Fwrafcr, vrbo ■ccecnptlilin hii fcatutrd ralo "iiS drtlctny aad bnlshf. The miLile hoi all too dramatic towniHy a&mrhilcd wlih Dvorak— h fau BMJWV? and a hpyAtlni quaiiiy^Ku alwuij bo ol iljniricanco m many rertonon.

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**** RAKDEId CONCEBir CfttWSI, OP. 4 Rudft Fr^lnl Gnfamlra of Hp Da (M.r- arafl, Fpk LC »« (Mil BC 11*3 IS)—The floal ihrra ol toa Coaceito Growi 0|"ri 6 axe itnn ■ m*nl((i*nr p«fo<miCu-a bere by (to Uondil Fcjibal Ortholra of K*l»t fin aa.«n»> vuHkr the toion 01 ri=m-Ttiw Mil"', rao perfn rmancai ire ol too hlah- cal xod rack ol too -otoo, whlrb »!»: tO la D Mtoof." -NW 11 lc A Ma^c" anfl "No. 13 la B- Mteor.1* are nUararpkeaa

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***+ HOVAL FLUiR DcaaM Hjrf, 'BNr Noft; 4l*t—Anoihft ilronj plboia tiom Lntnlfi Wtr Dnnald XlyiJ hH <«wiaiit iivlrumralnl cimi- it»nJco Tepper Adnnii, an bsiUcn* »■*. The Iwq ptay moch swUirlaa laat oo Ibe £cl «n<« Ihcic "f Ctep nibdlvc tnwucnl* on sal- lads. "I'm a Tool 10 Want You" ftflWMJ aonw bcauUul Bj'ld (niinpcl. AUo «I an uautatl nainre ii -Jorjk'i," whlds hns s bfctmv. eel qnalFiy ihai'a oimt aKratUvc. Ancllirr sldt thai cakh« Ibc (Wenct b ""4 MV »bK»i iv»» On etty slx-lcur Wuts IMIlrs. +*** rLAVBAOC 5«m Lanr Trta. Ati» lP MIS—Tbrmy Smlih ha' breo Uotns a lot of twlnmlup Ixiidy bi bolb and Jni» art** artJ S*ib Lwnr, vho admlu Il>»t Smtil« wn* a auanp Irtflutnce, H biOcH In Jtwa lame groove. Hie erjiao *<orti has > l« of hlura odd BWl and Laiar viorVJ v.el| wliti Iij roll ramies. Millet HrKVfr, lenor; Phi Wlfaan. diump, and Joe Dlorfa. tuitaf. "Doep" snd "Plc*3< Send Mc Someone la IW ate among iba Mner (ruts. Lasar bu Hie looch m ita very well fur htmseTI.

•*1*4* sn.ip voun ftncehs AI Grey ud klUr Mlle&dl. Aijro LP 7M —Grey ao-J Billy MikhcB (tiumVjno and ICnOf tctpcdltelyj iIb>01>' fhrough Ihls 1104 BeM<a <lf elfiht traeks. Tre Uaslo alumni put lojctbrr a solid proup ior Ihn dote, ol wMih tcrral vaibllcns are bond. Tbeia'a much of Iho blun jqpiuI beec «r«t oM o llltlr toccb of icepe! expression on , ibe yuyicj ifmfOl hfaol. "NoihlrB "m 1 the Oluea" and "Tbrco Founh Blum" sro bjih solid oqIIuks. Donald Bti&'t Irumpet Qbo b heard M adeaoUao.

pllhcnxlt jMlcnHe* are Mftled un U. 5,- nyle guitare and officr (nslrwmmiSi Almin) my Hack b n dnnJ* thanictt-otpace "•surprise" lion for C-Aw. atatloni. TOU -Jrtrtr* HIE TIKIS' ptuiip. rim JMJua mm pus &Oo-oA> (5)—U tt ■(! ■□oiub fnmiltit—ti h, tWa Boston-area. collralaiB-<vp« qundel hu a solid, drklog, yculhful sppiCath lo folk fcVOrltej (Ue "flsnks of lb» Ohio" and "Bmroo Town" icd a few nartl loruhrs In irraDirmcnti bul «ba soor-J Ei mighty like Parly Kiiiguon Trio, wlrti Done of (he group Iclcrpiu/ ihal dfiUngaUici a folk unit IhaCa iitnplT "good" rdO one Ihsf* » poienrui *ma»h- Nke iirtt for (be wk end coXltjo trsdo and drejays on ibe walch fin tie" ■ete. #*** UBVXVAL1 Irt BRITARN', VOL- J Falkneja FW «72A—"lils elhum ihauld pica of Inirrett to ISose Inlk fam nfco delfghf Id dieca»ering lh« □nnretal. Tto sel b eompostd or raMtcrn lolk aongi IKal fatTD araergett u i ruulr of ihe pfofaltcii of the TwcBllnh Cmlurr. The ilagors am ell irf Btilbb orlglD and |bry ilag ul mine ■ock ihiiinj ihi wer, Xemle netfate, mc-J- em ghoitt end toco relaHoru. Ihs ilc^tn, end iheze aio i tc" of (hem, sfng both »iUi and vJibnrt aceompuiIniEDl.

lha mD-t tllrrina and bcsl-piajcd pxQEnun) of Dkaxtfalni band muak eo r»«. |Up<Jt Eailaian WbU EncmbK. under tfwi pwla* dlKe<l0it of Fredetlct Fctncll, dtUini h Koren of Soua's iicelcsl In • eunaei chal will ham broad ■nd liflica appeiL Ik Ibo prosram are sach percnarill (TrOtlKl 8» "U. S. Fkld ArtiHwr." "El CapJ'tn,'1 "King Collon" end "WsshlnaToa PMl."

**+* 1M CADENCE MARCHES CP™«» C 4flH (Mil BC dCII 19>—WIA Ihr fw-lbaC sehson right around me famer, ihb tel ot coJirô fl|Jil and rnarrJilng lonp should tel h rtipecinble nunlbwr of cAllS, The itlrilni and fuublai mftodka of ilghl Kjnai from Nelre D»ti»o, Yule, Wb- crawlri, Pcnn end Ohbl Sioie »fe lepre- ■ented. In addliior, popular mtloilini lihe "OJo Rc Ml," "5even"v-Sia TromVwer" end "The Denee of Uie SJamno Cbddecn."

CHILDREN'S **** TOM GLAZFR'B "SECOND CONCERT FOR AM* IVITO CHILDREN Woodtrisnd iff P tw—f, live eudknte of youna thUdttn TfflfHni to hie pcrfonn- mer kodi rinnri la lids disk by Tom Glarer. The kbhiiet ilsa etoDii oo two Klec- tkre, "This Old Man" and "Big Rotfc CbpiJt MobdUId." The «hcr longt JncJudo fote and towboy <Q0|>a and itovcliki aery ipt to pleajc young fry, espccbiiy iôm under 10, A socd follovr-ap la CluoiVk first offati olong ihest llnr».

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IHTEflHATIONM. ++** 3? ALL TIME GL'HMAN PA WRITES Ibe RhlntlfloUert Cararo C 4012 iM)i SC rtll (SI—Lanf-alnndlng Germoo Isvor- ka pit vl*'ul a Cejntan ode ruid sun* by mhrd diarui. The merle -bovM lb rlgSC fcttii (ho sUcs panern of uoiev tprtblldng la Ceman iccanfR. Iho >e( mlghl also be or-ed for ilns-alopei.

**** TIIE iALLAHREft HdjI AiIob. HurboM IWl (SI—Aslon bas had a certain aucoeu lq ibo folk elob rb- cuii end on ihii, hii diDliI LP for thr World HanrJe Prcatdi luPildlnry. be iluxra a I heuiIii ful IOUL'H for ilio nvilifnit folk taDads. Ibe aceompanbrcnl b furulihed letjely by A'lOn'i mm aullaron luch Hone ai "CrcrnbacV r>olUf,,, "John Henry," "500 Mllra." d c. SCI wae rcrordrd lire ■! a club lomrn ai iho Tiouhfldoor, wlih Aaiin jiviog hi» ovro ions intros. mm A*** DHOr DBAOt Arm flholrr, CeyUel T J76J (M)i Sf 1743 15)—"Dtoj» Deadl" sen oik debbetsia})1

lo be be off-beat album, urid falb booid- vhere belvren the epokeo word srqrc oad a PMuigic vliil to neixotk radio horror shows lot •hkb Obolcr was famed atcurxl 1040, Ptoilncilon b Wrff 8°°'' (mcot saond cf/ecli, gangs, elc, ats aid Ita) and (he caM U full ol solid t*dhi djitk? like Larry DohlclB, uercoda MfCambrldre, K^roid Fcnry. ct «], Tho aHmni u likely » K-ste in lei abb id me older biiyei* who fondly recall Oboter's 'TJglite Oul." Obolci hlmidf Qinults ibo Dlaylm luuoh.

INT6H1IRBAN MRMDRIKS Efemwook MP 7—Tha electric "ItKcr- urban," a »i| of tnllroad-aoiap IroQey. h spoil ightcJ In ihfc JuvlroaiLm -sltBin. Die flral side fraturo the lounili of Pacllic Hncitk:'? Big Red ears near Los Aa|rlcs; ihs second ihwauca couiuti of ib© Elm/a- liocre of ILo North Shoro Line's hlgb- ■perd (im bclvccn Cbk'rO mid MilwiiuKee. Dandy fisre for nodel railroadcre and scund buffs. Elereomonfc dhk Is compollbk an raeno players, **-*-* SUNDAY ONLY StrrrwnMnk WF 9—A »a»cr for novtal- I if mtiraad buffi. The ionic spOUlgbt k on a bit douhlr-hsadcr r>f ibe Burliaclon Route, jrciklna a f.peciat run. joufid U from ysiicua perreectlyes—dcaa alongside, Mi * mMiulaiit. near lb© Kecks, on Itic lender onrJcg a ruDunufn grade, eic, Sound b wlifc-ringo atul specfaculnr, and disk Is done In compatible Sletiomonk pionu.

**** A VOUNC FEQPLE'B INTRODUCnON TO MOZART A VOUNG FEOM.E'B INIDOWUCTTON TO LjSiT Noiuian Rase. Waml»rliin4 RtP HT7, 147* —Tbrto two dkki are worth)' fDtrodoclloaj lo BwUtcs and "otki of (Ikso gical cOmpCivn. AllbMiRb lb© scripts could hove been didic sptEihiir, thby do BCI •CUR* blgh apds la tbd earern of Mozart oad Lbot, lotcr- spcreed wjUi mujfcal uceiyli. The nlbum lackeia •uriBisrir© (hn blPBJiphBir, list th© musfrat selccitDni iaciudcd. and ptoylde drdrjfliODs Ol iho munienl (cno* BMO.


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(HRDREN'S **** A CHILD'S DSTRDDUCnON TO 8QGARE DANCING Pmi© P«l« find bb Kernou* FreMoaitend Iliad, n'ODdsrlaad RIP U4J—Here's *• sn ibai'a ths Ideal answer fat kldlllc patties, •fiJ for vailoue eg© gicupt at UiaL In ifcr bound-In booklet, Ihcro »rr cnJculBBibfaJr eipiijvjiloui and drawlnBe ihawlog cxsctly bow to (fa n wholr fTactc of iqoB'c dnnco. On tha record b dut tequircd tnaskr. Wide optwal here and the uppral can l«*l, AfWr the lessens ara leatntd, they eaa danco '«m over •nd over again.

**** A CHILD'S INTRODUCTION TO XAZIC NatnUcd tj> Jalhc (OmaDaball} Addniry. Wowdeitnd PLP UM—There's Un uljM- fie go haacd-ln snpplcmcol io (hta popular set heir, whleb drlalls ta oilulnil pholos wkh teat, rtudk or tb© miieriql lEsnused da (Sa recording by Atfdcrley, hlmre'l em© of the greil alto s,s< men. It all makca j laacinaflnH aDdio-abuul sfury for some of llic kipper fcldijicr. Hi nu meaiw will tbit tvtn rench lite ra»}oflty, bm for rhnso who Rev* Ow btcrost. Ii'j will worth die JJ.93 su-grsieil tbl rrice.

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AAA* AN IRI0HMAN IN N0RT7I AMBHICAY 1«xd Klat*. Folkwoji EG 3523—A fine, UKbg uiNccllCin of iHih-fimored folk huki which aro the CanadUn and U, S> Yflrionin af Btifllnal Irish ibdss. They're suna by Ciiiida's Tom jCnrt. a fteMrtd wnlii pe the Canaihan Droadcasiing Companye tedio Jlclttork, In b cfear tenor with a oiro tourh of lite Blarney. Kin hi pravhles ht* aw* •uilar baekidy. full lyric* are aKluded, ai is euiinm wim ihii labef.

tmm & WEsnan *aa* The rest of JAMES O'CWVNN Slcrtury MG 30727 (tt)) BR K777 IS>— O'Cwyiui (Oudip/ (ana will manl lo add thh LP Id Ihelr eoUecilcru, for It ccntaLu sodm really ©tPvlleot woik. The »cl frjtetea (be votallK in a varieiy of iaa("jal, moU of il In Iho weeper "vein, and (if Is backed by coumry enstmh[( end me Mcny Melody Sbigere. The album louudii" naay of (Im sipga'a iutccstfiil lutvcr, "My Name U Mud," "Loild| Oa(ue,,* •Two Uule Hfact*" amf "Rouse Of Blue LO'rrs" are represcniB- ilvr.

A AAA FA" *A.W COM ftRsTKRN Tok flblndo. Mcrewy TPS 24J1 IMJi TPS •Ml 4S>—This l> complclcly o/r-bcM cow- cscntfy (tnate, end inucdi * Ulllc ]lks Uu miule fcMra for a fapaaD© piodiictloB uf "auniradko.** TIm fimllUr, lauer-dey Weih cm biliidi (TUflh NDon." "3an Adralo Rcee," lie.) iiv dteaeed vfi wllh Wropl* Wocki, lougt, SBJiilirar, kotM, •nd 4Mh.

A*** bongs to celeshAtb Pel© Ktea Orb ead CWralc. Mam XL 12*4—This la a coUsalon tf "itacli" bhuI- cbI stmps lar social eventa In Ihe Iwim— birlhdayi. uraduatlon, Molbei'i Day, wrd- dinî, N©w y**!** E»e, ©Ic, AriBaennam for orchestra and small chores arc ilmplc, and can be fnllowed in img-nlocgi, A utf fol adJIltoa ta suiian mialc librarlea. POUtA AAA A TITEY ALL DANCE TUP POLKA Staa Wolovrlc snfl the Polka Cblpi, CspL rel T 1?66 <Mlj ST 1744 1L>—Here's n sore of fousd iho world loar, polks atyle, by tbe wfll-kDCwn polka rcneRro, Jbetj are point hfr» arilh lOOU In gabereii, SlgvinU, Scsndinrrii. DtnniBy, Ctuatla. fiwlmriand ■ltd even ibe \).S,A, wlib inch 4 lane a* "Bajebdil FolkB." The hand baa m btlgbl and dttery Hug add Ik© louixl jhcnlJ pleose (he dancen cf ranny nadDDilliixi. IIkto arc 11 luocs to nil. im AHIRICAH

AAA* MOTH EM CDOSU 80NCB A tee Traplnoa, 'Weadedud RLE 2ft4— Here'" a utw llliistrnlciE vrreloD ol a favcillo by Alec TcmplelPn w]n> li» * rcmarkah)© abllily Indeed when It «ojom io iiory (ellloi. ThK tlwe, TempTflen'* fDifrtalnbg prrfomi- anm Is obeUod by h boond-In IuU-(izo hgok- Irt conulnlng lyrics lo all Ibe thymes with oW othtlnal illuslnvilojti Of the tlOrks Id COWf. There or© 42 rhymta In all, wnlcb ihoiitd bo crouch la make most kiddle© happy, (fea If ^noiti or dad bat lo cue eh up, up to 13.99 lor Hi© act.

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AAA* A ClliLD'9 irmiOOOCJION Try ATOMIC ENF-BCY AND OLITER SPACE IVowdalaail HLP 3442—A nicely pack- aped item for iho eifl markft end Ui© eiLfOtioual Iks«L Uairetl Clnrtc'i namnkra- phi»-DCCMtoQDl'4oiioil-«f/ceii ruvti lbs bsiks of micirar phj-ska and apace Ua«cl, w'H no nuolc bridgca. 'Jhefe la a 4Dlf-<cmlalnfd, fodf-pajr© caKcon sununary of the album'! key r-Olnli lltef* nicely dons. Appeal will be mainly (o 9-13 age gtonp, sincn tbero'a lota of "ulL" and nol too many "elftcU."

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TKo pick el Hie new refeaxen

SPOTLIGHT SINGLES

OF THE WEEK

Strongetf eaka polemilal ol all records reviewed ihSi week. • ConUnutd from page 2f

Country & Western TVYNN STEWART

DONNA ON MY MIND {Foot Sli«f ftMp (2^0)—' ANOTHER PAY, ANOTHER DOLLAR (Four Star, BMI <2:25)—-The fine cKanttr has wo potential winoen here. First up is a ccat Tcx-Mcr kiod of ballad with good ciulti-irackuig and rhythmic beat. Flip is a worlc song styling done «aiaTtly against alriking hemracr and snappy guifoT work. ChaJlpBEi 9164

Rhythm & XHucs JIMMY REED

TOO MUCH (Conrad. BM8 (2rZ0>—TLL CHANCE MY STVLE (Joy, BMI) (2:22)—The solid, down-home chanter tana in a bard hluea jab against fine rhythm guitar and haimoDica becking here. The side is what Ihe title auggesls. Flip is a slow kind of gospel chant ballad, done fnc .equal effect. Eiiher way here. Vtrfny 459

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— Pop Disk (ockoy Programroing ilERBIE MANN **** BOROQU1NHO (DIEM) (2:46)—Atlantic 5023 COOKIE CAMPBELL AAAA FLEUCEL WALK (Spare Rib, BMI) (2:30)—KAPP 4B7 NANA MOUSKOURT ir-kirA WHAT NOW MY LOVE (Rcmlck, ASCAPl (L30) ■kk-k* W1LDWOOD FLOWER (MRC, BMI) tZ:35>—Foalnna 1785 Pop Talent Akkk MISTER HEARTACHE (Craniarl, BMI) (2d») if Ark k J'iBSr THING TOMORROW (Canada, Uan BMI) (2:11).

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Reviews of New Singles

Confi/wed from page 21 Ui* loaf h ■ bfoc^y, cwbItj Hjlrd up- b«idcr tnd alie handi k ut falhiurd icaod, Hai chuvco In r J". *nJ pop trot. art, BMI> 0;»s iV*** fTrM Tblnj TJHIIIUP Th» ga\ bu * (Olia np-lol tot It Kmsi btre. The *rranjc«fn BwtTf much {p IkIp but tbes praid «nou*h lo crtnlfl InUjm evea ■itk tbk liKtvia, 0»J <told bm bcud trom itMia. (BMI Cuult, Lid. CUll U:ll>

TIEHBIE BIANM **** nr in, I I I — ATLANTIC WO— A mlft'T uam krtLrcfMauJ by Mian, »hD a »lrt»dj ■ Jxk jxupeHy tm Lh» ilbum dtJm. H* ftuio -h wod kj low rubkr hfie la ■ tsna -mIO, Jlrf—, bovn r*T*« and a ■riodr. Tb aid, ilttleiuij ctowi. CBIEUl BM Ni^—A M«* op lido heft Vx IIRMI LMim IWSJ 0caM. An ofl- bfot OkUadyîeiii &», a war c< &.kWr* On per and (ho linn vm* a tope, ntkirj by * icild ptino. (HatM* ASCAP)

COOSIK CAMITtgLL **** waa—SAFP 4»7—To«i of fr/z, loach Of rock, toufb of hlut» on ihh alnma ■[<!•. The hmtirnicnlil Icolum innc torriC PfF»n ôit BUBIIUI combo wllh (»»& irvnijicli lod tcnoc.' Thb pao could gee flirong ploy Jnr hti « »tfOaj Icin dsaco bcai. (Sparc Rib, DMIJ <J'.30> tkAA-A B«fcoa|ip»U—Hetn'a « LlgMr to. uiual able ihm (omr ■ iarnesnw German bind and IMnle lound whh irumpeii and piano akiliot B ,l«vpg TwenUct rccliru- TWi vJda eoald gel play 15 a rcsall rf |c» UnmuaJ Ehonncr. (Spira URi, aM(j Cl"l)>

Bolt. Com IVkiji tfinw* Ttal Way— flPQR JKM—A bmay rocker by JJroiar soul. In »hlcli !>« togAicr Id wqb tlfihi banicr rtlrh a l«n follcarjc- Qnod aari »oiV. In (he Dilddia tpac. Solid tad Ltx ChL* qu^ n t0Uch. (Knot Bkn)

**+* My Mr Laiaa H Wmwl — Hh baby torea lo bowl Lad fcrrpi oq mifcici

liivis ffpina and vritca. A |r>oct nerciry ■ccLci by 01# chenur *iUi ibrau and bclp Irooi wild fem grc-ip, Tm good sfTotti, iJtKk Maxtcii, BUI) (1:115)

EVEHLV BROS. **** Llghdilni — CADENCE 1429—Sconj cowdo- nuloila! Lire. 'XLo bori tB| Oui man rblcB ibow, ooce aâki iha «WBini prtibliciiaa for (raftw. la aon cur lott Mt/im. Tha luaa tui ausnz oxiejjy ud pop pcdcothL (Peer, BH» (25J) **** Pm Bera la Gif M/ IUiy CM ol IM—Herrb ooo out o< Uu Cadcooi nida. aa Juit aim Ihi* CcRkfab mdody wth modi "jU. Soft locad bu tvufiy mkai und ta (he backiroacd. (MAM Cole, ■Mi> C2'A7J

liAtv* mxCR d*-** A Tav ad naaej—CADCUCP 142d—Mme'i a bcauUoi ■ci,k"i ot (be ccncM talupqrHil hk b* Mania Bcaar •od (Kbcn, Ttw ilds fa willj -n>l /cd br xba !»< atahm dnpfe bMkloj Ditf alao Icityrci a ten rocal chorm. (Socofdi, ASCAT) U-.Jll ♦ *** TBa Did C.lbodr.1 — Ht»', loYEiy wrrj»« on tbo TJip's jetUDi mtiUnr1

Uiome. Ti hM »»ond mid appcul aad Ihe tocklm b ilmple, lort and revereoiiuf, bo- fJllirt* lotb a ildc, Tim bictlng comJtU ol *d«,1 chains orcon and alniptc guHor irlplcu (LorUna. ASCAP» Qt+O)

Krxc CURTIS **** Yaor CfauU' Slmit — CAPltoL "Ml—Th- fh* eHOrt lirio h bom Kbfi mrfeiu Lr "Coumey SouL" T1«e lima la aim ( by Ihc lad ht a roekliir ralflmr lerr.M it>la uhlla a feiu cltoma anil fmnbo wiili wnn aaompan)'. (Fred Kn^, SMI) Jrttk'le kfmllru H«hti Kjes—Jht oldie Idh nong h glien a alrong rhythml: Ireal- mput io (ba roti; aroo--. The ,i(to twinsa atoap at a rordlum gtlc, "abile Kna tlngi Uialnl enobblrip rhylDm wciiio end norm. SJda k Ujo riom vfio "Coualrr SuaP LF. (AoixkaD, BMI) CM>2|

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Reviews of New Singles ^Continued frant paw 77

XMORISE KEtt-EY Ibv Dtocrl Foci — PEACOCfe 191^—n»c lod ililK? in Mgf wlda and luidismD u^lo do ibb dm ma-60 lb d liot hit 0 rtjOTln beat. The luoe U louched Tifli ibo o>Psic "Fool" coorfttftticn and vocii ehonii and itiGni wppordrE combo *0rk awltr, (Don, PMT) CfciSJ ^ lb ibifc Dkippokricd fa Lc*—Siroai slrfi- Jne by the lid on ihb iIOe and Ihe pDirthili of iho ihyihm jhouM rwke it * good Iftm for Ufrtn. THo icmpo 'n In a cvnlium prOOVo white n Vncnl (ffnnp ffll* in Bfih QudiDilly. tDoo. BMI> <1:50)

STANLEY PAUL ■fr*** Iho P»ianrc«i Of lb« Or*fw— COkAL HUM—T>b lovelj ihcmc, irom mo cunsndy pteyinp ilfch, is gl«en n loll bm emmatic reodina by pteoiit Paul "itb crtonu md ilrlnta. itc tide UtoulO jet ■ goad deal d( ploy, CNrmHem, ASCAI1! V.W) A A Atb WaihlBireo Canctrto—Whitn Ihfi »IJc isn't taken fivm 1 niDlion ptetme. ft it »ini a prolty {nclody played twilb tander- timi and dnhfllUhed in a (aotr laitoful »[>'te by Itvr pianbt. rfiorut Bud otrlns ort. <Pails, ASCAP> 0:06)

MAR-KEYS drt*# &»*<* Man W«t(p-8TAX U7- Anothei jnikl Unep riff htfe li tiplored agam in dirfcicol wpys. Orson li a blf pan of k oD bur a ux ■in!' munpei ihm hindre pill of too honon ognbnl on fnrut' cm pcfEiitoivc backlns. Two trtart ildrt and chlci ran gaihct coin. (Ens 1-Bab, BNfli «tWl drVrAA" S*«* 0 Wow—A ban Lie lUr wrll. Iffl by CBBBOrtbatl AddCrlcy, LbaC Bfcmj 10 hnlld ill the way. ICi ill fctird on a ■Implo htues ihemo, esjipmed fn ditfemii com bJHi I ion of laitrumental volelnss. Or- gan .*lw b kUutxt prpmlneaU). Witch itill.' (Upon, BW> P;25f

JUDY CAR LAND •*-*** P«ite fi ■ Ijwrfj Tohb — WAR- N'ER BROS. 3110—Hbui'i 1 lovely itde from Judy item ber fofHioaining Wfl pic "Coy Putr-M." Ir hai the moTlng GorlaHd aoond oroIhH iweeplng arli backing, Jpekcys ihould net on Ibk ocp for 'orird praamm- mng, IHnrwxn, A3CAPJ {3Mi

***lr LiUte Dropi of Rain—S^tot, liah ballad Hero Oiar'a iuhk wliti (Qurli Icedcf- rras and a ivata of pathos hy Kilo G^rlaod. Mort Lindsay conducts ilie mk. The side la fronj the eouod Itack of the comlnE Wfl nick "C-iJ" rortô," fftamtn, «iCAP>

CfcQRGE GHEEtey **-*-* Lo«« Scnx From ".Matlry on die Bouoiy* — WARNER BROS. 5311 — Tune frooi die ronkicomlng plcona has a lush and esblte swod. Plaidit Greeley li leahircd In Ironl of b mielHy InipnssWe jlriiifl, oik. (Miner. ASCAP) ■AAAA Tfienf rrom M!lliiilny pn ili» boB■ly',—Plipin Oirclcy playi Uir moving Iherti" from ibe picture In trlrrir* It's pn laipccfnp melody done In wide produc- llou ilyte and it footd go. Bolh yl*) merit big play. (MQJer, ASCAP) (2:34>

STHINC-A-LQNG5J •*-***- Rrplkn—DOT 1W91—Dili inaiv- mBiiul ft much la Iho SftmpY "Wheels" bit proovc. There's a (aurh of Latin In the beat anil lOme raigtit)' Intrxnlloa woik by ihe gviltarv ehroOLtvouL (DunJrc, BMJJ ***A 3I*(IM«—Kero"» 'pn iinutuitf aouoJ- irg Iniinimemal hy tha Eroup thai haj »oma sharp guitar vart and r reoving mltldle Icnipo beat. Sltte btu Oaacc pofiibllltfw and □siild pet piny. CQtaonl. ASCAPJ CL-21J

RIP ICE RFC ♦*** Slttuvre .My LO«e for You— CHALLENGE 9146—Fastreoi'lpg [xme here b bindied with powcf by the lad. His vnlra U niulti-tfacked md th* vocal stoup odd> Ihc brcr-BU soood, Tbc combo roors right along which -rriikra for on exclrlng dlik. (Four Star, BMIJ flJ5) *** SU 10 MWnlgM—(Jul, BMI| <2:M)

JOHNNY BROWN **** Saakcblpt - DUKE 3« - Shatp guitar "Orii numi thb imtrumcolaJ blues ■teng in gond ityle, Did Iupo It done »1 n waUrlng lenpo with nirrtng combo wnrk mil powerful rbyihip. (Lion. BMI) 12:16) +** flmiwntr—OJoo. BMl) 0:26)

RiCine Allen A-A-AA — IMPERIAL jH73— Thlt Li b good' lulrar tailnmcnta!. Tha It no hat twins and alylo end Iho lad plsjc wido and hflndtome. The (ua« b dons at a medfom icnipo wjd (houid ippeai to teen danccn. (Trarls. BMl) (2:2J) A** Case lUafi-amiL BMQ (2:20)

ItolD MAYERS irtrk* Dounmido tfNlTED ARTISTS 509—Tbli tune b oul of ite 'Tiatc of Honey" pfc, TI10 aldo i| also MIOcliltd with rha bosia nova ityle ihoj'j gettlnj much all en 1 ton fc Iojz circles ihtrnigb Dio Chprlte Byr&Saii 0*ti retjloo, (I'p u lani* bipllkc luno played by bla band with slrrma oibid "work out frerl, (Hollli, BMIJ «;«) Alone Tagnbgr—(Karate ASCAPj <2:J7)

STAN KENT ON **♦* Sao. b Bang—CAPITOL 4S47—Hero's a truly unusual tide foe Sien KrntDD. T65 hand lendry rcciiei tbe stnry nf iH* rounlty, nmed Qpc hmn by Bill Anderson. The lido feaiura xha Hhiiioq njiiatlou aitlmt >1 "OctJ choir with slmptn Ofk ctfecil. < lite-Champ Ion, BMl) 13:03] Whbrerhg Hope—(Autun. ASCAP) tltSV)

CERF GLENDOWN A-AAA Thert'i Lort - PfOVEER CiM— Impelling beai of this side nod Hrons nruUl-Oacked singing girc ft a sound. Tha luno is tnaa uitit sly la wliUs ■ DWo □oaibo DikVcr the mtdibm best Ibcl't tomiv whnf In Ilia hnlly gulh" groovo sseing, (Caihurlns, SESaQ *•*•* Het Nbfcl 0*(—(Vaana, ASCAD (2:00)

THE RET LON9 A A A A B") Trtfahk—CARPAX 4iJ68— An Inlercsrlng, gaepcl-stylad wcfllnni icnif.i tad;eT, with lha lead gal espblnlng her dUflculJes of tbs beul. Old group ha 11 immd and they're s good bet for acUoo on this aide. (Oiipax, DhU) (JiJDj A-AAr c'r' One Mara Chance—(T.l>. Dan. BMl) <2:32)

TDB CASTLE SISTERS **** .Aw Y'oa Kugpy Now, Rrodicr?— TERRACE 73D9—A ptelty, crooolog liar- ntony vocai by lha gait op 1 theme dwe m a vfon giti'a heart—me lover haniihed by parcoU. Smart but eimplo arrsnictnccl

helpl pel over the lUtsiagf. Waltfa iL (Jack GOid, ABCAP) (2:12) tUt* fontra aaB t'orgrl hit — (Gtpib, flwu ami

DODIB fiTEVENB +9.** HcL fll-sa Incr^-DOT Dodic 1 in is her past hit with muth coo- tIciIod .here. The tew a<W» » ipiltbUy quality to iho Bide And 1I1U shoold go witb Die Juke h<iXe*, (Plbiicer, BMl) C2:l0) T'cB-STr-Eo—(Melcdy Mosun. BMIl 0:18)

MARILYN MONROE **** hirer ef No Heiom—rOTH FOX 3)1—Fiom me cur«ni album. t» mil Ilaate f/ mo laia Marilyn Morroa. The cuno ji Iho llicmo from the foimcr pic and Icnturu Um Lua crar slapioj la roua vuct lOnes. ISrnon Howe, DMI) <3;15) *A* One SJ»or Dollar—(SWa House, QM1> 1.1:11)

1IM31Y RAOCXCFFE **♦* (Tliew Goes) The paitottrn Mtn —MUSICOR 1024—Slda hera bai as a™ of ihn wthcn Bun Baehrarh, luhn hxl been retponilble for the lovl two Gene Pbrui)' hils. Tho lunu haa Ihat drama-baUad sound that tclli 1 itory of looeUneir. Die lad slrpi well m b BtrOns HyJc sznlnst chorm and oik wlift itrlngg, (Arch, ASCAP) U'.SO) +*6- An Afrfol tol of Cryfa1 — "(Arch, living. IFoIra, OudlU. BMl> 0:20)

ARTTILR ALEXANDER *A** Anai—DOT 163V7—Arthur Alcs- ander Heps out with a urong pldo htm. The lad alaga ifae rod lyric with iiylc BSainrt: very Binart burking. The ■ Ida hm a baUad wilh a hetit vMmd and sitlnes md chocvit aisUr (Talnied Ocaen, BMl) (2^9) A** I Rang Mr Bead and Cry—(Wasttm, ASCAP) (2:20)

BILLY STORM +*** Kduratol Fo*4—INFINITY' 023— ilorm ittuta It up pn U)l| tx-vt bme. The tempo li In ihc medium iwwve aod the slater b backed hy aliong Tool chrwui and iLumpliQi comba iflu niakw ilm tide awing. [Fiiie, Cartllif, SNO) (2:20) *** I Ca-'l Help II—(Tivd Row. BUT) (2:24)

CAROL VRNTXmA Hr*** I An—CAPITOL «M0—Slow,

drnxnnlfc baHid lin* UiJl apolllghto (ha gal's ilxoitg rtxij »tjlc agalist a backing Ol turlnga, cbotUi and Uiplclt. Ovf, ASCAP) *+■* Tra So Ahate of Yob—(TrJo, BMft C2:I3)

THE TOKENS ik-Mr* m Pw Mr Crylni TamotTOH— RCA VICTOR I0R9—Tight, two ioond br rfyi infls on Ibb one- li'a a Icidilnj oma that feaiurti (ho lead «nd the rat of lha bays igaJint Blrong ihylbmft: arfecQ and ilrbigt, IBrlgM Tunu, BMl) (7:151 •* A * Dream AagM Goodnlghl — (DriBit Tunea, BMl) <I:SS)

VAN DYKES **** Stepldftr — ATLANTIC 4161—' Armher dance Idea as «rp!clnt d by lha ■houtlog, blucs-tascd Jeid luan. Hal ■ pwd rbDhmfc heat gild ihe cne«afle could In "lib soma teera, (Progressive, BMI> (2:08) A-A* BWI of Fools—(Sidney, OMI) <2:01>

TROY' BHONDELL Aii-Ait Cone — EVEREST 2015—Fcrlln llusky oacc had a siralilo hie wllh Oilg bjQail te iho couutiy Held, Had young Sbandell glvea i< air entigctic pop here, wHh Jitlp frons a chorus. Cmild *lH". (Dnllsj-Hill A Range, BMl) (3:21) *** Sane People Screr Lcam—(At««- hrad, BMIj 12:04)

fKYRR AI.MHT +*** Tell It 1o Ibe Bbrii—DOT Ifi3V6— Here'i H clever uovell* Dial mig-ht appeal l» (ha rre-teencf». Dio Ude hat • flood aanca boar aofl a fUlad whn gcatla chitpbg both by blrtte wmnd elfecta and by ■ youmg chick chona. Lad gbiga nkdy Id a fliolD- traeked Xaahioa, (Sbarulyn-leviDS, AMD (3:28) ' • *** Faikral SbrlKr — tSBaiolyn.rnvln, BMl) (2; 15)


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Continued from paz? 18 val Records si an a-&r. man. Ho is in chMM of crcniiQe a new ln- lematlonaJ catalog.

Elvis leads Label

To Green Fields By KEN STEWART 1

Twnage Espress. JJnWln Jdsh Record Feirlaia is Jajlrg

a particularly good Elvb RresUy'i new single. She* You." as wen as flic aiogex s Good Luck Chutti'* and the hoi EP ol titles frcro the raovlo "Foflow That Dream," which is Just bcginnuiE its Dublin nm. The newty mlroducM CBS bbd haft rcdstcred vny wdl due largely to the Mtehad MiK LhnmnoV album, The Importance of Being Ovxf and the IP bac* of ."W«t Side smiy,'1 oripnauy •ucd bore on Philipa, . IJLF. it a tnfle disappomled by salca figures tor "The Music Man" track album—fl* movie lasicd only a week &l the Adelphi, Dublin, duo to uncommonly heavy compaUiiDii from musicala Bt two other city dncroas- They arc doing bmk business, however, with Ihe EP of songs from "Lovers Must Lcara" (Dripnally lltlcd "Rome Ad- venture 7. EanlUo PeriealTs single

. from ihc movie, "A1 Di L^."- ^ demand. In fact, if suppbea were Bvailabte Ibe Wamcr Bros, disk would be highly placed on rhe na- Tionul chart. Other versions mar-

Madison Twists

In as New Fad By BR1GITTE KEEB-ROSETT

AntoEMien - jmukf, BrauMCbwelg Wule the Twist « aliII rumiing

hot hCTO, among the tccna nnd Twist reconlingft like Joey Bees "Ya Ya" on Roulette or Pcpplno Dl CaprTs "SL Tiopci Twiar oo llalla, continue as hils here, new dance crare sweep* over from France, Spain and ibe Riviera* the Madison. Threa German record compaoicfl have jusi rushed out the first Madbons: "Maillfton Square" and "Madison Mady" by . the MadHna Klnf? on Ario!n■. "Madlflon" and "Hey Baby" by French singer TlaroU Nlcbolas on Barclay; "MadiiQD" and "Dansez Madisoo" by Freoch orcbesini Goy Leflrte on Cnlumhlai "Madncm Time Port 1 and 2" by Ray Bryant on Philips and "Madison Twisl" by French Twisl Kng Johany HaJlyday an Philips, which is B hit In Frmicc. VHsiglm Vkit

Aft reported earlier, JHBy Vaughn came from Hollywood la r* I _ S tm. tW ^VlX tA

life lit Munich waft the opening of West Germany't ^ ehowing ^ "My Fair Udy" after its BerliQ showing. The Munich Dciiucbca Theater was fcold oiu for weciJ. Soahi Zlemaoo and Wolfgang Luli- vby arc the Munich slan ol the mu&tcaL

VSdlort Swcdinh musJc publisher Ftlb

SlaM and Brazilian moftio pubrunci Enrique LcbewUger met io Munich to discuss further music import and croon. Stahl also met in Mumcn deeiay Mai Sondok and lyricist Frtd Raoch, who wrote the Gonun •Jyriw for the Stab! hn* An Dicb." re corded by Martm Botlcbcr on the Ariola label. For more talks on Cenrao-HravUUn music exchange, Lebendigcr met his old partner RsOpb Maria SiegcT, who Juri rctumed from a trip to imly to Munich-

The Oedeiland EP on French Decca is irilini well In France. At the moment, ncgotiationft arc wm on between Randy Wood, pfcsideni Of Dot rccorda, and Pam Slcgel for ocqluol release ol Oedecland records ia ihe States- Scgcl is screen- jug vocal laleot for a Tejd« vocal record whh tbo Ocderlaiid sound.

Taknt Tcuri

Tional charL Oth^cmom mPT- ——^ 6 ,0 Wive b« ihiid IS JStSt Columbia? field word from Germpoy for hi; the' Radio|mLlli««_idler IWbcdft/^rcsemed

Geom Sieorine and his quintet arc touriDB Europe from Sweden M Englnnd- . . . Jnoa I^wh* recorded in Baden Baden, West Gerniany, an LP with Ibe Zagreb JaJZ Quartet and German trombone slur Albert Mangflsdorff.

The eighth aanuol German Ama- teur Jazi Festival wLU be held Oa- tohcr 5-7 in rhiejwlilorf.. , , The German Jazz Federation singes the "AnicTiWD Folk Blue. Feawd 1962" io October. Among the U, &• blues siaocrs who will visit Bfcmen and other Germtm towns for this festival, arc Olis Sptnnt, John IM Hooter, Waiie Dbcon imd T-Eone Walker.

laszlo Sugar

Visits Budapest By PAUL GYONGY DerehuWm Bfldspcst

Laszlo Sugar, Italian publhhiog chief, was on a brief visit to Buda- pest. Sugar, a Budopest-boin Huu- gamu, visited a few old Hungarian friends and bad talks whh the Slate Music Publishers director JWa T«rdoBi

Jauob Kerrkea, corapoacr of op- etctlas, imtrumental music end pop songs, who is conductor at Ibc Budapest State Opera House, vis- ittd London, Leeds Music, Ltd., will publish two of bis mstruinco- al coin positions- One of these ia

b HuDgaiian-style instrumental, whldi Kerekci composed at the «qu«l of Ibe Leeds people on the Bpot.

At the Bayrculh (West Germany) Ballet Festival, held simulianeously with the Wagner Fcitival. three Hunfiariao one-act ballets were presented by the Pccb Ballet En' sanble which scored remarkably welL The scores of the three haUels were penned by composcra Rndolf Mw« and Andras bzolossy, bolh professors at the Budapest Music Academy, and by lasria Gulyas, conductor of ihe Slnte Fc4k Fu- se ruble, AH three coraposem wcrt el Bayreuth.

Eiieaun-sponsorcd TÔErara which. It is generally z&ttd, dwa » deal for ihe Irish record ludusW. has been running for about la months. -Cofne Tunditlrac cvej- Friday, a brgc xudwnco regularly tunes in to hear a pnnel confttshng of two icen-agers end two adults discuss five new releases chosen by advertising executive Anthony nedy nm! played by radio and TV personality NiaU Bodcn-

When «lrcme ^views arc ex- pr^sed by member of the panel (o fairly frequent occurrenof), the rt- jult ia often a flood of mail to the national press. Chart informal Jan for ihe program b supplied by the aulboritaiivc British paper. New Musical Exptetft.

Public Resisting

Move to Madison By EDDIE ADAMIS

92 qnal da Merechal Joffre Coorbevnla (Seine)

The general public has not yd followed the Madison movemeni- Dcspilc all the publielly afforded the Twill, the samba, the Madison, the mashed potato, the slop and the popeyc, the slow fox ifoi and the cha-cha still remain favorite dimcc ihyihroa for thu majorily of the dancers, ftven in the snobbish circles of the Cole d'Azur.

Sfcolofia Polydoria director. Wolfgang

Zhmatcman, has signed txs Com- pagrwns de la Clianwo, formerly with Pathe-Marconl, for four yenra.

Another Impottanl facior In rhis label's efforts to build up a strong Frencb catalog is the renewal of Marcel Arannfa cunfracl for ati- othcr live years.

Vbltors Dub to Ms successful appeor.

aoccs in Part$ and Antibea lately. Fata Domino is playing the Calais dca Sports September 19-24.

Rogrr Mamoah fofmcrly with FaUw-Marcaai, la now with Festi-

hy TcWcc's Cunther Braonlieh- Vaughn made a TV show appear^ aucc and a radio show for SFb. He-made many fricmU when he visited chililrtu scricken with polia in ihs Berlin Chkac-Hclcoe Hoa- pital and bought Ihcm a TV-rccord player. He also turned over mooEy for the TV eJiOW to the Berlin Children's Benefit, and rclenstd his hit "A Swinging Safari," cummlly No IB in tha German chacta. free of charge to a Occmao film, made in the Ocrtoao capital. Song Festival

According to the organizers of ihe third German Song Festival (Deutsche Schlager-Fcstspielq), next vcar's festival wili be held June 15 in the Badcn-Dadea Kmhaus end wai be broftdcestod on Ocr- raan TV. Dhlributlon

Electxola took aver distribution of varlouj indie U. S. labels which up to now have not been represented iri Germany. These will be issued on Ihe new Columbia StDtc- ildc label. Visitor? Here

S. PJvovrlfsche, sales manager of Samilia-MmiiWri Oy in HclsiilTtl and Ariola representatjvc for Fin- Jaod, met Ariola General Mnnager Rorf<df Enrfeder lit Gucteraloh.... Paul Gyongy, dircclor of the Hun- garian Music Fund, and BMW fluoGarittn concspondent, will come lo Munich Oclohcr 2 to 6 and go to Switzerland for one week. In Munich, Vienna and Zunch he will meet different music publishrrs and will also visit Radio Zurich lo order to promolc Hungarian music, Aimiyersary

WDI Mctwl, popular Berlin composer and music publisher, will celcbrste bis 65th birthday Sep- tember 17. On this occasion Tcldcc isaued an EP, "Barmiiftik im Riallo" featuring the most popular evererccns of the coniposer.

New Ml Di La'

Overtakes Old By CARL MY ATT

27 Estoril Court Garden Road The Kong Mne and the Fabm

odd Echoes version of "Al Di La has tpken first place on the chart fmrn the Emilio Pereoll disk on Warner Bros. Ujc WB disk had led ihe Hong Kanfi best aellmg charts lor the last three weeks, but stocks of the dkfc have been exhausted and the Kong Ling Piamanda Recotdft version has tflkeo over. WB reports flwt * fihipmcrl ot Pcricoli sides etc bong ruabed to the Crown Colony.

Diamonds took ndvanuge of the fact that until two weeks ago War- ncrs was cot rtprereolcd hoe and rushed out a ftlngle of "AJ Di La by Gloncarlo and bis ItaliaQ ccmbo and have now folTawcd this up with yet another version of the big hit of tbo moment by Chincfte thrush Kong Long, backed by iho Fabn- lons Echo«. This is 1 bningual lecordinB and sure to fiod lavor with Ihe Chinese record buyers oil Southoasi Asia.

Plans have now been fmahzed for the First Asian Music Festival presented hy the Impresarios Asso- ciation of tho Far East. Those tak- hSft part are tho NHK Symphony Orchcstnt from Japan tOctoKr - and 3); Yn Chun Y«. a young planiai from Singapore (October 4); Rosle Faroi, a young Filipino so- pmno (October 3): Ihe CrescwHlo Choral Society from HpnB Koag (October 6) oni the Seoul Oiaraber Music Group from Korea fOcla- ber 7).

H oppeam possible thfti Indo- nesia. Jodia and Israel will become mem ben of the nssocatloo in H'f near future. The Aualr&lirm Broad-

Cities Awaiting

Helen Shapiro By AZARIA RAPOPORT

73, Ahfld naam 51^ Trl Aviv Helen Shapiro (Culutabb) is

scheduled 10 sppeac in Israel this coming December. Miw Shapiro ia going to POP concerts in all major cities.

Thin tecn-agc ptmcesa Is enjoying a growlog popularUy thanks to her perrnacicnl position, vdth one hit or another, on the Israeli HU Parade. Her name is drawing for die Eagtish luovlc "Flay It Cool, though she only ams^ two tunes in Ihe pic. Helen Shapiro promisca to ring two of her hltft in a Hebrew tjaiwlalloa (prepared for her hy F&c Melody Pt«8), Is only one of the names in the new season a rather crowded liil of guest stow. OthW, whose visits are icbedulcd "UfW- taber and November, ere tm Pflf»- pjpjM, of Alberto del PnraM. who three yean ago started the fad la Israel, Inlelttt Greco, Harel Scott and Loft DEez HenuaiKK Zj* vab, who will perform their "Ficsla Mesicana."

To make room for all those visi- tors, Israel n exporting its local talent to Europe and the U. 5. Esther Relchslnt and hef husband (Dou Ofarim) are exploiting Ihcir success at the Zopot FesUvDl, m Poland (where Miss Reichriat got the second prize in die tionol compctiuou). Tbey had lo delay Ihcir vis'rt 10 the States zinlJI April, 1963. to meet all bookmBs nnd TV appeoranocft planned for them in France, England, Swilzcr- land, Italy and tbc ScandinftvlBn countries (including repeat tours m Poland and Denmark).

Italian Tongue

Among Most Sung By SAMT, STETNlViAN

PUzxn S. Anwlmo, lr Routo Julian, along with Eaglisb, 1j

one of Ihe inort sung languages ot the world, according lo diacussiofti al the Fust National Congress of Itollou Song at Acûi- In tha two days of discoaslons, uodcr inc tcaa of Gbntflria Tecttini, compose™ and lyrraSU charged publifthiDft bourn with "rellishncss. and there were complsints that too many different disks were be id* baucri.

It was pointed out that 55 pj* cent of the. cDmposcra end puh- liabcxs havo no income- whalaoevcr. BDd only 6 per cent reach S1.600 a year, with but u handful to « category of ten umra that aoiounl. Nilln TiaS, Ghuô Conwilnl ana blhcr ftlngcn Insisted thai a TV ftyaicm wiih no govoamcnt control would take aingen from under tho cxisUng monopoly. In this artk It was pointed out ihnt RAI had re- fused the song. "Qmndo, Qurodo, Quando," which went on '<> third place at Saq Remo nnd bfr- came ihe hil of flto year.

Disk News Dctin Marthft will ring a scuuenca

la the fDm, "Songs of the World, for director Yittcrio Biila, who wili go to Hollywood. , . Artiria Records promoted Bird Mnn of AlcQtraz" as nsng by tho HfgbwiymcD, with a disinbuhDa oC the disk to 600 members of ihs press at flm VcoIcb Film Festival, T.. Fonlt-Cefra has mucil "R«« Arc Red" flft fung hy Bobby Yta« too on Ha Ictcreationnl label.

DomenkO MndDgno, who has hit the lop as a singer, composer, plage aad screen artist, box won hit rr^tost ratogohJofl wito ihc p.- nouncement!««" Eitime Film that be will CO-sIar with Atim* MagnflUI m "Who Thinks of the Moon, to be written and directed by Piero TellirA

'My fair lady'

Readies Maiticfe . By JIMMY HJNC.ERMANN ComraiBsion. a member of

102 Ismanlogct Munkh 271^ a5W>cladon. is ehf* Mpeclco to Top event of this week's music Ipfirtlclpale ia the ocbt firture-

Nchamn Heofel. having '.von the first prize aft a !?ie Helsinki Inlcmnhona! 'i outh Fcsll- vqL Is leaving for n lour of Europe and the West African eminlncft. having bean Invited io nppeaf there by President Tobman of Liberia and other dignitaries who have heard her during thoii re«ot vrslift to lameL

Weiss Arrives

for Tokyo Push By J. FUKUNIMll

JOB HAUnoldraka, Mcgoroku, Tokyo Robert Wrks, Warner Bros. Rec-

oriB, arrived August 16 from trlpa to Smpapoic, Baogkok and Hong Kong and had a press '"^mcw. He was here to promote ihe taDci» busioesa m dose Cie-in with the , parent Warner Pichircs sound tracks and Toshiba Records wblofi presses Warner disks in Japan.

Joanle Sommera aod CoddIa Stevens appeafunccs may be teai- Ized ftoroetuna ift April ocxl year.

Ntw Pnbflsher Sid Panics, of Aldon Music, New

York, was iEo here fot a solidify its tic wilh Tarto Muslo, Inc.. a new publislicr. He " iog for Hong Kong and AusBtfUl this weekend. Taiyo rcprerentMie. sides Aldon, Dominion, UA, nio, Jobet, Morrow, Kalllnan end ojhOi in Japan and ia operated hyKyodO BMerprises Sn6 Wataaabc Produc- tions.

Talent Toun Art Friend As500'^0*

ponedly negotiating lo bnTls for performances starting W comioB January. . . • In ,CO[!j^n?r lion \«ih Gaspat Caa»fa s Vint <0 his wife's homeland. NipljDU Yicto* is xclcariog one LP c9,nta^8 conctrti of Haydn, Bochertol afld Vhuldl cut by the artist.

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Borlnicfc; who staged the successful High Fidelity Music Show lust September, announced plans to make the industry sbow a biennial affair. Instead of puling on a public flhow thin year, he called on dealers to support the 19G2 High Fidelity Promotion now being Brranged within the In- dus lr)' by Ihe Inslitulc of High Fidelity Manufacturers.

A? a result, ihc biennial Delaware Volley High Fidelity Music Show here will bo held in the fall of 1953, Sponsor- ship again will he by Elec- tro nic Rcprcsentativei of AmcciCH, Inc. Bortaict will direct the show.

SEPTEMBER 72, 1«2 BiU*OAftO*MUSt*WIEK

Pre-Secorded Tape ♦ Conlmiied from pag* 22b considerable favor with its seriett of Twln-Pak tapes, in which two popular older Items arc coupled on one tape And sold Rt normal price. In cftccl, thi? constiiutcs h Low-prico propErty in the sensn that two items ore offered fat the price of one.

It is, of course, no secret that many full piko tapes have Txcorac mthcr widely discounted in mnny markcl?. In addition, iWO-trftCK Btcrco tap«5 have beconic virtual gi%'cawpys In some area, due to the increased popularity of the four-track version, Becauao of the two nnd four-track price-cuHlng, customers have been educated to lower prices on ad tape product, thus paving (he way for tho aUC- cessful entry of low-price Iigbs,

Through it all, h is noied, there is vinually ao promotion on cartridge tape. At one time, RCA Vic-

tor and Bell Sound, thb only nu|or finru which have brought relatively low-cost cartridge tape players to the domestic market, both had high hopes far the enrtridge (mils. U hos now been plmiMl b year sinco both debuued compact portable cartridEB players nt popular prices.

DISK DEALS FOR DEALERS

A iKmmDr> prafBllortol apportunHlii tor d»ol*f» by manutaetunn and diilrTbalovt curun)!)■ aff«ring ■•tordi ol ip#cial Shîwn «î#ib ovailahU or# tlcrling ond •xplrollon dal«4 tar ■csk a» wpll at )h# dm# of luu# and pag# numfair ol tho oHgCaal nawi (fory ond/or adv«rtliBm»nr providing rferoltt at #aeh pramorlon. PI#oi# eontoll lli#t# for full IntafMmien, C01UMBI4—Expires Septembei 29, 19C2. Sfsrled July 23, 1962. LohtH n of'erlng lt» dl»trlb« #10 p#r c#nl dlicaynt ci #11 now retcotol and cr mort sstBlflo rt#"*, EPJC-OKFH—ErpliSi Soptenbai ?9, 1962. Surfed July 23. 196?, Lshot It oHcrlns ■ 15 mt eanr .J'-fcoUnf la dlrtrlln On both cC<npl«fi wtatofil, AHGH—Expires Seplember 30/1962. Started Augusl 1, 1962. Latiei H at fa in p OMlor* a pne-fpt-t'/.o tfitnurl proBront On Ihs comoroto Ofta Klc(,np•rcl, loroloK o< 3S albumi. includirvi lh# aonducfor*! now loloaiov. MC PAWHOUHT—txplrei Soptember 30. 1962. Siarled July 2, 1962. Far dolriliutor*, 12 par can I off an aD catafBg llomi plui nfw roTeotBo an AflC- Pir^mjunr irvt CrtDUlui BIS TDP—txplres Septtmhar 30, 1962. Slflifed Auaurf f, 1962. 5oo vow IecoI dlitrJbulor for Bpodal deal on thi "Mad Twliti Rock 'n' Roir' LP. WOEHCE—Expires Seplembnr 30, 1962. Starlcd Aagiiil 24, 1962. Buy 20, rpccrra ttir#o fro#. In Mil#? la qualllv lor plBP, dlriribi mint o"»y 15 mxis lltlo# plui thr## rtov» LP'x. apodal rilioounU for dlrtrlbi #xoa«Jira quufas. Plan rcvari fntlra eafafat plu* ]tir«# naw rafoasoi. EVEREST—Expires SeplemlMf 30, 1962, Started flugusl 15. 1962. rho □roBrani, cr tha rabal'i arvrpfat# clwiled Una, offers dlstilbi fhisa fra# LP*# fo< •BcH fi\-B DvrcHmnL WH6—Erfeided Hiraogb Jeplemhar 30. 1962, Staried July 23. 1962, Dvalars receive fiv# B.snui iinjle# for fytry 25 purduned on five Xtn# BolrtlBtiem, Fodor#!, D#lu»# md Quoon lln»i. Do«kii alia i#cwv# Ihro# bonus LP'i far ovary , ID tejrDiawd un tlifl Klnj or Boltifflhom Unas, ktlnlmura nurchaj# ol 23 for ■-r^lxa arvd 10 for alDumi LIBBJIY DOITOH—fepires September 3D. 1962. Slarted August I, 1962, Uotti TOTiakitB cafaloB]. InclddlnK rww nloaiot ai>J lh# Pr#rnl«r Una, mra tolng olfarcd al a 15 per cent dtKounr on purchaw ot mora Ihirv IS packajci. OiDmunk proOoel it iv>1 Ir^ktdod In lha P2HT1DE—ExlEnded thrcugJi SBpisrabar 3D, 1962. Started July I. 1962. Buv lortn. cal cr* frw an Bnirr# album ca'alcj. MUlmt—&pir« Scplemtwr 30, 196Z. Started April 3D, 1962. A li «> cant dijcounr on nr* raloaiM pita arrtira RoulaHa, Rooit Hud Tlco ■fbum cataEoK* , SU VICTOR—Expires Scplnmber 30, 1962. Sfarted July 23. 1962. Labol li a donna IIb dlrtrUi#* 10 pai.cint tilicovnl. This t»di^#i bolti lh# MW f#I«aio» tnd lha ecmplaf# oabaldg. BOTW—fcplres Septembei 30. 1962. Started Julv 30, 1962. !>. th# Ub#l,» 20 naw ralawtt.'U li offarinB ■ Mdc io p*r CBrir dltooonf fp Ub tflsfrlbi, prosldJrt* •' leett on# af ttch of 10 telecftd. 10 idaam ira puith*j#d, plus o j/eDuetoa scafa of txirs dliforwitt, for every two xalacliDni of fhe ramiuvtai of th# n#w r»I#»Mu of whleh dlmfrlh# boy #r l##rt ttva, an vtbilional 1 pci cent dlKQunl li #xmed an tha ontli# ordvr, up Io a lolil dlKuunl ol 15 par cam VflHHiflRD-Bilil 61J IIB—Expires September 30, 1962. tortud Seplembet I. 1962. Libol li olftrlnr a 15 per cant ditcount cn di# Waavan Arwf Joan Ban itaraa LP'i. AIM, OCetra U("i ai* priced ar $2,9fl mooa »n<l $5.93 atarao. - MDIO-ROBJ1V—fcplrfli Ochher 9, 1962. Stsried September 10, 1962/ Libel'i faJI talet piogranh carrlai a 15 nor cent caih dlneounf on Ift datil naw L? reloaset, Sm page 5, Septamber 15 ttuie, foraleralls, EIHTRA—Expires Oclober 15. 196Z. Started Aiigust 15, I96L Ora album fr« let iviiy lA'.'in purthasftd oo eaialaj merchafl-dltA and l-for-10 on ttire# new refeaiw. . • - KOHUDR—Expires October 31, 1962, FrvA lP i ar* .DKially pnean ra IM OnrrJbuler al $1 and $1.55 la rtia caruumar. Th# Oitrakhi. Oleli. Kojtn Rosfroponeh atAyiPf BarTi, Morart and BeAttiavan; n># OlttrakM playing Bidi, S)'#B«fi, Hln3»niM; Rachmuirnod rhlnJ Piano Cc«<A"c> oJavBd bv Munhinov; Rlchl#* dan Schumann and F'anck. L»l'a Pan<t- tna Pjchann# and Oaranta iHiiflMHrAHi—Cxpfres Ocluber 3t. 1962. Started Sejriember 1, 1962, Tan r** ci»til divrounl l» beinf oflefod on all Smwh and fo^rana ro#reSa^di»«. SOHOWB—Expires Ociobs/ 31, 1967. Slarted Augusl 20, 1967. Buy one. act ono iree an compipfo oUajti Ima. REOUEST—Expires December 1, 1962. Duy 10. got two I't# on LP rplua»ta tadiailnc "Gorman Studoot Songi," "Sottfli of PoirjB'l," "Farnanda Maria—in# of Fatlo" and ''Sonî Fiam rha Alw." LIBmr-Me explolion dale. Sfstlcd May 23. 1962. Air-Tlmo Hi! line'# »orir> avairablo it a 10 poi e«nt caih dl»coun[. Olski ar# 21 ©• thg labar» tetl Bcllor*, MESTICE mnRHiUDKAl-HEW JW2-K9 expiration dale. Started August 15, 1962. 9uv wait. gbI on® fro# on nntrr# carafogi ol both labcTi; HMMOH—Ho optwlbfi date. Started Auguti 20, 1962, Two fra# LP'i lo« ■*•>> 10 puicliiurrt an "TTiam# from A Summar Plica'' by Dick Rom^n. HMEOK—Ud explration dale, Slarfed September 11, 1962, Lflb#( Is l»atufinfl introductacy oflar of two LP'i fa* tor avary 10 purchuod. Of lor covart th# ID LP'i roleniro k> 'ar In Augvnt an-J Soolcmbar.

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64 BILLBOABD MUSIC WKK SEPTEMBER 22,

Reviews of New Singles v finriUnucd W!6

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STANLEY TOSHENTTNE ■fkirir Sofl Erdal Btori (Pifl 1 A ID— BLUE NOIB If46—filoui emhy blun lune rram Luntnitoa oa ihlt ibiilc. J1 I* frflm htJ Wttl J-P. The leaor X"** '"'o (bo nulad/ ud pJ«nbl ItJ MrCum Lb bIh Icalitfed In sirona JmpraYhKioDiJ nor*. (GroaTT, BMlJ (AiOJ, 3J0)

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EflED JACKSON . . ■kirk* DMU' oa Dowi—BLTJE NOTE IW3—llere^ ouo fOC fan* hike boa and Tadlo pli)1. The leaor radifc wall* ekftj On llw picdlun. lempo luno thai hot and a lanig Wi*l ferKng. Geai pullar and onan soloi aid ihn evldtoi. (Giwej EMI) {5:4*1 4/*** Fmd BmQwt—Same conuoCOt »a abowu <Gioare. BUI) OAS)

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>aLES own **** 5*.w Sa*b« (Am Pa da Cnu)— CULUMnfA 435^3—Ibb aide ta n) ltl« flen" bocia nova ilyTw dwl ha* mwf< inch Jmpov toi lUWct in the Jira IWd. Ill a qaW. brltaj tryla Ibat hu a pwd /•*» mfl itxooi ork baeklor. Pavh hlowi warm «iiil lenikr Umaucliotit. (Robbin*, A5CAE) 12:)*)

IMANA MOUSKOUIll **** T.Bal Now My Lord—FONT ANA 17115—MPaJ M-^dkrwri h a lep wlfci la Europe »nd lW» iTdo mJfhl pravo ID be a tnlfd Cbaivfo of pbcd prcvranuolna dhk lor d:c|a>s. Tie tide l« built on a bolc/a conod aad Vw Uu iloti bi both EoglWl ud Frervh. (RcDikJt. ABCAP) CJO) **** MDdwood Fknrw—The Omdt liU 6Inn* a crmntry tune liert The minlc K eanhy anil (be rpcibU doea well whb Bie cA". tonnd. AmDEcrarnl li fttcJiloa and iho hocking belps lite side a tot, BMI) tLU) POUtA LiX WALLY **** Od Kwkonm Jadn—JAY JAY 27} .^Hert'a S ilik wllh a Near-Ball, JuaeJI I ouch. Ic't a mtfwi-llavofed mra and 31 jrli a ehotui yxnri Ihn band lid*. They ifnB t *W> a Jot of hix^-li and eidtcment. iSaJewakt, SMt) (2:«) **** N»K» Mifjilk—A wdli f>/ (be baod, backed up "Uh • lor of faoota and bowa by iho Mndiincn. Vocal la, hanrvmy pyk by a male A»0 JQ th« ^kllve tooiuc- {liy J»*, BMtl {J;ISJ

BUDDY MEREDJTU AAA* 8wtt< fila — STARDAY OD —A hcmvtdl wtcpn* i| iun® ««b umchlrjg iofi- nee* by the Ikd. Tbo production It nleelj pel Idftttber »1lh ronimj1 jTihar ind plaoo, IIccIdk tlRhtJy Îfh vocal cbona. (Slstday- WtodOW. BMI) <1:16) ■k** I ?lUi Yau AB Over — (Slarday- Wlndow, BMI) 12:W)

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Gay Paris Phonos Invade Germany PARIS—French phonogroph manufadureM are folfowmg

up Pfttidenl Cliarles dc Oaulle's triumpbant visit to West Oor-- many with an wport. drive aimed al Oemian operators. Etna- phono and other French producers bdleve there ii a larga potential market Lit Weec Germany lor French. rDachines despite »hc ilominant posilion of the Germaci industry on the Eoropenn market. Chancellor Adecauer and QeacrHl d« Gaulle's campaign to proraoie Franco-German friendship ic popularising French producii io West Germ any. Figures ihow Importi up, Ffench phonograph producers new intend to capluro ihcic ahara of the German market and have glamorized their hows for this Geimana with "Gay Parec" tinsel.

Certificates Balk Juke Box Thieves WEST BERLIN—The ownership ccrtificalc rjvfusikauto-

fnalen-Brfef), Introduced by the Gornmn Irado, is cradiled by latcrpol. the Inlornational police orgaoiZBtion, with sharply re- ducing the theft of Juke boxes oo the Conlioent. The certificote parallels en auomobilc ownership cerHficatc, ghdoE technical data concerning the machine—its dale of manufacture, scrifll number, typo and make. All macbiors nmnufacturcd In West Germany are now sold with the ceriificatc. Machines slolcn can be traced by Tnierpol through the owoecship certificate.

. which also ia protection again at Ibe uoaulhorlzed substiuilion of one mechanism for another In the chatsla. In Algerii, where

' there has been conalderahlc pillaging of Juke boxes in the wake of die chaoa thcie, the value of Octman machines has risen au average 20 per cehl on the local market because the ownership certificate facilitates the recover}' of stolen machines,

Women Presserf Into Service Work FRANKFURT—With unemployment at &n all-time low io

. Germany, German operntor? are having great difficulty in hiring icchmcians. More and marc operators ate cutting back the nuniher of macbioM in opetaUoD and then]selves taking over primary mainlemmco reapouaibillly. Operators without tccrmicaj

, Iraining ere being forced to take training courses. The wivcj o( many operarora also are learning maintenance and servicLng. The German trade is popularizing the dtslatf phouogrnph techni- cians'at the erniest way to beat the labor deorih. As £ rtmli, there are nosv 500 women juke box tccbalcians in West Gcr- many.

New item: Coin Tourist-Guides MUNICH—The German Federal Railways has installed

coin-opcruled tourist-guide mnchincB in its larger stations all over the country. The inscrLion of one coin brings a two- minute ptbgram of color slides on a part FeuInc resort area. The stations have been equipped with balledes of machmca devoted to the Black Forest, North Sea. Bavaria, the RhineJnnd. Hamburg and Berlin, The major termmnU nre being equipped with machines touting iravcl abroad to Egypt, Africa, thn United Slates and Canada aod Japan. The machines arc operated hy 6 private firm under a Federal German Railways con- cession.

Lift Ban i We'll Police, Ops Pledge ROME—The Italian MiaisUy.of (he Interior has tinder

study a petition by S.A.P.A.R., the Italian operators association, for listing the government's ban on pinball operation. S.A.P.A.R. pledged (hnt if the ban is lifted, Ih? Qperalors' organizallon will police the games and sissume responsibljity for ihcir "comtruc- fivc operation." The operalots bejievo they have amoothed away the I art obstacles to revocatiaa of the ban with an ap. proach to the cinema operators, who have led' opposition In pinballs. An agreement has been reached. It la under&lood, whereby pxnbttjls will be placed at locations distant from movifl houses. The cinema apcraiars charged that pinbul) opcrafion wns dumnping their business by nltracting undesirables nene their premises.

Bergmann Offers Machine 'Package' HAMBURG—Til. Bergmann & Company, West Germany'!

largest diversified coin machine mftnufacturer—phonograplvi, gamcf.. payouts, vending machines—is offering an export "package"' consisting of its 200-sclcction Symphonic stereo phonograph, four payouts and its Alfanticus pinbul I machine, Tho Symphonic hns climbed to llie lop of West German quality juke box exports, Bergmuim is promoting Its payouts—Royal Luxus, Derby Lux us, Gluockszahl and City Express—ns a com- paniotl piece to ihe fuko box. Studies show that 45 per cent of West German operators depend upon payout operation to cka out a living from phorograph opcralEon. Tha German payoutf which is promoted as (be "Ideal" chance game, la winning favor to more and more countriea, according to oxperc stati&tlci.

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Seeburg Concepf Shakes Up

Ops Approach fo Disk Buys

Caii/Jnned /raw page 4 Whllo 1ho LP Console hns pro-

vlsioo for five UlfJc LP sterets in tho display area atop the machine, the opecBlor can program a» many as 160 'of these dista i! he feeb the location will go for such programming. This would give him the equivalent of 931> tingle scleclions.

Actually, few opefatote will depend wholly on album ptoBram- ming, but chances arc that most will go beyond the five selections called for by the display panel.

As a starter, the Seeburg libiary catalog for .Lllde LP's lists some 165 albums, vyiih 19 record companies represented. Companies include;

Record Companies ABC-Paramount, Audio Fidelity,

Cadence, Columbia, Command, Decca. Dot, Everest, Impulse, Jazz- land, JCapp, Liberty, Londoo, Mer- cury, Monument, RCA Victor, Rivmldo, Time and Washington.

.ProEramminE categories ire pop/

vocal pop/imtninicntnl, jazz, country & wealem end clasiical. •

Artists run the gamut. Here ere some rxarap!«: Lea Baxter, Hairy Bdafoncc, Pat Boone, Nelson Eddy. Julie . London, the Mills Brothers, Jaoe Morgan, PalH Page, Frank Sinatra, Andy Williams, Ohet AlkiDs, Toramy Dorsey, Fer- rante and Tcichcr, Jan Garber, Gordon Jenkins, Wayne King. Enoch Light, Ouy Lombardo, Man- lovani, Billy May. Melachrino, Peter Nero, Andre Prcvln, Billy Vaughn. Lawrence Canoonball Ad- dcriy, Count Basic, Dukes of Dixie- land, Duke EUmgton, Woody Her- man, George Shearing, Jackie Wiiioo.Eddy Arnold,Jimmy Dean, Burl Ives. Webb Pierce, Efneat Tubb, Kitty Wells, Boston Pops Orchestra, Van Qiburn and the London Sjmpbony Orchestra.

DiMribulion Primary source for the iccoids

will be the Seeburg distribulora,

though the diski will also he available through record dislribtrton. and onc-stop.i.

In New York, for example, Meyer Paxkoff ot Atlantic-New York said that be ia selling Little LP'a to Leslie Distributors and A-l, two locol one-stops, for fi fow cenix above hia costs. Disks will retail to operators for Sl.50 each, which on a per-timc ba«]« compares favorably with the price for a twiKtune single,

Also, record dislributors of the 19 firms represented in the See- burg catalog will hRodle the product.

Co-Operadoa The dcgroc of Co-operation of-

fered by the record companies has lurpritcd some iradcatcra. Up till dowt ihc biggest complaint the juke box operator had aboul the record companv wjis the. failute to sxipply him with stereo lecords—either 45

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Record Crowd Greets Seeburg Milwaukee Show

MILWAUKEE—The S. L. Lon- don Music Campany unveiled the Seeburg LP Coiuola before a record ciosvd of opcrntorfl,'Wednes- day evening (5J. at the Milwaukw Inn, The showing attracted more than 200 Wijcanjin Cainmcn, farn- ily members and key route personnel. Industry veterans declared ihie wpt (he biggest Luraoul of local and State music operalota for any tiatfa event held here In recant yetrt

A cocktail hour and dinner preceded the dramutio "Seeburg Breakthrough" presentation, Intro- duction of the new machine was handled by Stuart Auer, Chicago, Seeburg vicc-prcsidcm and 5. L. London Music Company's (op staff ois, Perry London and Nalbaa Victor.

Also on hand were Sam L. Lon- don, founder of the Scehurg dia- tributing firm; Chuck Gales. See- burg's Chicago olficct Art Wcin- and, Chicago. biUm manBgcr. Wjl- liama Manufacturing Company, and Phil Moss, Philip Moss £. Company, Dm Moina.

Following is a list of operators Who al tended the showing:

Harvey Bnrtsch, Bndgcr Music A

Amusement Co., Jcc Voile and Terry Volk, VolJt Music Co., Mod- ison; Stanley Balles, Middieton; Bob Edwards, Bamboo Coin Ma- Chiw Co,, Bacaboo; Casper Siltig. Cap's Axnusemenl Co, Vir^l W'hylo end Robert Kam merman, Whyte Amujcment Co, Racine;. Lloyd Kieffer. Central Music, and Dewey Wright, Wright's Music Slore, Wausau.

Also, Ham' Cbisholm, Waldo; Herb Tonncll. Cfgaretie Service,

Applclon; Paul A. Rosinskv, Coin Salea, George E- Brixius, (jeorge'a Coin Service, and Nelson Tomkuis, Manitowc; E. L, (Bibs) Dcfcusha, E, L, DcRusha Music Co., Ford du Lac; John Dove, Dove Novelty Co-, and Ruwell J. Dougherty, Rapids Coin'MBchinH Service. WU- cocain Rapids. •

Also, Nick Oacqutsilo, E^^tcm Novelty Corp., .Thiensvillc; Law- rence Eggenor, Marinetlt; Clyde

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Williams' New

King Pin Off

To Distribs CHICAGO — The Williams

Electronic Mnnufocturing Corpora- tion this week ship|>ed to ils dis- tribulorv iti latest novelty game, King ?in.

Using a bowling motif with flip- per playing features. King Fin hns four chrome flippcre and a center shooter which scores a spare when lit.

Two rollover lanes, two targets and two rollover buttons nho score SpBfca when lit, while other rollover buttons score strikes.

Spccinl ticorcs are awarded for hitting Ihree rollover lanes nnd two «kill hole?. Post action is Insured by Ihrco jet bumpers, four nippers and one tdek-up shooter.

Play Held li Plnstlkole finish. Twin cliutes fire for 10 cents and 19 cents.

MR. AND MRS. OUJE MARX, W«»r Bend Amu«»m«ni Company, and Mr, and Mr|, Frod Braifn, Suburban Vending Company, Menomo- n»ft Folia, tootl lh« "Soelxirp Breoklhrough" ol S, I. London Musk Company ahowmg.

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PERRY LONDON, left, recolvai congrolulaliiMit on thn 1963 S»- burg phonograph from C. S. Piorco and Dick Wrnlght, both C. •. Pierco Musk Company, Brodhoad, and H«rb Tonnell/ ClaorMt* Service, Appfeton-

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MOV Convention Highlights

NEARLY 30D chendid iJi® on- nufll banquet of Ihs Musk Operator* of Virginia In Rich-* mand. fleglstrarfon wai the highest In the Wslgry of rfig OUOciatlDn.

ART DADDI5, Rock-Ola, drives homo a point of one of H»o business sessions. On ih^dias, left fo right, «iro Sol UpWn, Aoroa SierufleW, Bob /ASnor, Hy UsnleV and Zav Hovwpl-

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NEWIV ELECTED OFFICERS of ■he Muilc Oparalon of Vir- ginia poso for the oFFIdol pho- tograph. Re-eleetod pr«ldflnT was Hy lesnkk, fourth left, lop rowF

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JOHN CHANDLER oddreêd operator* ot the annual ban- ûel. Left io right ara Mrs. Harry Lufaman, Horry Lvbmon. Pat Jennings, Mrt, Hy LainlcV and Ky Lesnlrk.


Ops at Convention

Stock Up Briskly

RICHMOND, Va. — Eibibitoi* at lie Joonh aanua] convcodon of the Music OpeTfltora of Virg'mifl did ft brisk business, as opemfors from all purti of Ihc Old Dominion came to town In 6 buying mood.

Exhibitors were Dinmoad Colo Machine Exchange, displaying the WUiMlzer and (be new pool table made by American Shuffkboard; Eastern Distributors, showing the Secburg line; Roanokc Vending, wkh AMI nod Willlnms cqulpmcni; Oeneral Vending, wllh Rock-Ola phonograph* and Gottlieb, CW- Gkiin, United nnd Fischer games; rai'j One-Slop, wrlh n large display of alcreo and monaurid ain- glea, and P/anstwhl Keerifes, with phonograph needles.

The factories scot aomc of their top brass for the show—A, D,

Palmer from WorlitzevAri Daddia from Rock-OU and Tom Sam* from AMI. Ed Claffcy of Sccborg wm scheduled to appear, but k fpsl-miDutc conflicl forced him to change his plan*.

Manning the boolbs were Her- man Pcrrin of Gcncrai VcodiDg: Chris ChrisleoMn of Diamood Coin Machine;- Zaven Hoveepjan. Nat Sotow and John CameroD o# Eesterc DJslributon; Mr. and Mrs. inck Bcis and Hany Mrwcley of Hoanokc Vending; John BoniW oi Ffnnsltchl; Pal Cohen of Patb One- Slop.

A-hospUahty room, open a* soon tu) business tessions coded and dur- athe eveoing, was meioialncd

illy by the exhibitors. The room became social center of the convention.

Virgmio Ups Re-Elect

Hy Lesnick President RICHMOND. Va.—Hy Lesnkk,

Richmond Amusement Company, wns unanimously re-clcclod prosL- denl of the Music Operators of Vir- ginia at ihn fourth anoual MOV convention at the John Marshall Hotel bcie Friday ocd Saturday 17 and «),

Lesnick, p former Baltimore di*- (ribnlor, moved here a* nn opem- lor a couple of ycurs ago and loal little time in establishing himself as ah MOV leader, He waj one of Ihc prime movera Id the successful tllcmpl to Icgfthifl ffce pky in Virginifi.

Gil Bailey, Gloucester, waj" ckcicd first vice-presideal, and

Harry Fake, Slraaburg, was ckcled second vicc-prcsideot. Bob Minor, Richmond, was rc-elected wcro tary-lrcasufer.

Elected director* for ihrct-year terms were Vcmon Martin, Harry Lubmon. George Roll a, M. J, Hoi- brd anil WilJiam Colgate. DircC- lors named to two-year terms were A. P. UoudoD, Walter Harvey, Mn. Harry Lrbman, Bud Ellington and D. B. Tyrce.

Heeled to one-year teims wera Edgar JIudsOD, Ken O'Coonoi, Qaude Smith, "William Sullivan, William Showaller, Charles Hot- brook and Ray Chriiicoscn.

The 1963 convention will b» held in Richmond.

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HONEST, MAC, NO FISHY

DOINGS IN FISH BOWL RICHMOND, Va.—No cxccullvc ai Macy'i has ever won

a Gimbcls gift ccrtiiicntc 41 a drawing, bd loroelhing just as bizarre happened r! the recent convention of the Music Dperatora of Virginia at the John Marshall Hotel here Saluid&y night (R)-

First drawing was for a new Wurtitzer donated by ChrU Christensen, Diamond Exchange, Norfolk. The winner was Mrs. Viola Bess, wife of Jack Bess, Roaooke Vcodiog Exchange. Bcsa is Rowc-AMI distributor for Vlrgmfa and an iotense, albcil friendly compeiltor of Christiansen.

The second drawing of the evening had a!l the farmarks of a fix. but it wasn't, Mrs. Art Daddis, wife of Rock-Ola'a Enslem rcgionn! meneger, reached in (he fish bowl and picked

' a ttckel. John Chandler, cbovcnLjon co-chairman, did i double lake before reading the lucky ticket bcMcr4i name, ll was Art Daddia. ^

Prizes at Convention Drawings

Range From Joke Bex to Radios RICHMOND, Va. — Operators

allcnding the fourth annual can* vcnlcon of (be Music Operator* of

FRIENDLY PRESS

IN RICHMOND RICHMOND. Va. — Local

press covexagc of the Music Operntcrs of VLrgiuiifs rcccnl convention here was friendly ami accurate. The evening Richmond New* Leader carried an eight-column banner on the conveution, with Hy Lesnick, MOV president, trac- ing the hislory of juke box programmtng and cxplainmg how operaiora select record* for their music iriBcbinea. The pvorning Richmond Tiroci-Dis* pnlch ran a shorttr fttory oo the conveatioo.

Virginia here walked awny with some 25 prizes rangioi from a new juke box to traasistor radios, Prize* were drawn at the annual banquet Saturday (8).

Mm- Vlofa Bton, wife uf Jock Bess, Roanoke Vending and operator of Dixie Laoe Kiddie Rides In Norfolk, woo a Wurlitzcr 2600. The prize was doufltcd by Dinmond Coin Machine Exchange (see scpa- mtc story).

AHoj* Lewis, of Okay Music, Stunrt Drafl, Va, won a Williams Vallianl, ilonarcd by Roanoko Vending.

An American ShuffTcbohrd pool table, danntcd by Diamond VcoJ- ing, was won hy Kca O'Connor, Richmond.

William Showallcx won a Fischer pool table, donated by General Vending, "Baltimore.

Tom Snma, vicc-presidcol Of (Continued on pag* F/J

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WHITE HOUSE JUKE BOXES HUNTINGTON, W. Va.—Tho program for the Eiglitb

Annual Wfesl Virginia Music ife Vending Auociaiion conventii^n, to bo bdd at Holiday Inn here September 27-29, will ho the moal stimukliDg in the history of the organization, If litcramra distribuicd thii week hy the group ia an IndicatJon.

A mailing piece list* lha following topics and speakers: "How to Make Money Without Vendine Maclunea,'* Billia

Sol Estcs; "How to Keep the Union Out of Your Bu!.h:e« and Back in the Mines," John L. Lewis; "How You Can Starve and Still Operate Vending Machtnw," Mao Tse-Tsung, and "How I Can Rury Your Juke Hoxca," Niluia Khrushchev.

In the event oodb of the nforcmcnlioDed speakers show up, Walter Kecd, public rrfatioas director of the National Auto- matic Merchandising Aslftciation, will Uiscusa the NAMA liot beverage safety program.

Juke boses, amusenient oiacfunes and vending machines wilE he exhibited at Ibc conveniioo. The full proeram has not yet been set.

SEPTEMBER 22, 1962 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 07

Convention Sees Unveiling

Of New Elecfra-Pool Table

AMERICAN ELECTRA-BOOL TABLE RICJIMOND, Va.—The Ameri-

can Shuffleboord Company took tlie wraps off itt new unil, the Hlecira-Pool Table, last week al the annual convaition of the Music Operators of Virginia.

TTjc onc-pictre cabinet has in place of the conventfonftt slide-out drawer a hull return opening Jnrgc eoougli for tho serviceman to pick up ai* balls al one lime.

Another feature of the six-pocket game is the cue ball lock. After the I5ih ball drops in the pocket, the cue ball becomes locked auto- mntlcBlly ond cannot be removed nniil coins arc iiucTted for a new game. The operator can set play at 20 Cents or 35 ceot*.

The coin drop mechanism is battery operated on a standnrd dry cdl battery. The unit is also nvail- ablo on non-baUery, mechanical operation.

According lo Sol Lipk'ui, ASC Geld director, the battery unit was sliil opcraling after S3,00J svorth of play on a test. Balls are returned on steel wire run ways which resist jamming, keep out dirt nmJ dust and protect the balls.

Tha game was exhibited by American's Virginia Uislribulor, tho Diamond Coin Machine Exchange of Norfolk, with Chris Christcnscn in charge. Assisting Lipkin from the American ShuffTcboard factory wai Gene Daddii.

Seeburg 'Breakthrough' ist Cleveland

CLEVELAND — Sccburg's "Dreaklhrough for 1962" show, presented, by Sliaffer Music Coxn- pany at the Shaker House Motor Hotel Friday (7) before moro than 200 operators and their wives, was a unarfi hii.

k marked the first lime that Shaffer Music prKcntcd such a preview and judging from the reception, there wiU be others in the future. It was the largest such music-only prcsentaliOQ in the area, according to Larry manager of Shaffer Music's Clcvclaucf branch.

Every theatrical triclc — stage lighting, skils, dcmonstTOtiDfis, music, slide films, wxmd cffccls and comedy—produced an colertaiDiug and informative evening foe Shaf- fer Music's guests.

O'Brien Talk Frank O'Brien, president of See-

Coin Mochines

Spotlighted at

New York Fair SYRACUSE—Wuriitzcr, Rock-

Ola, Williams. United. Smokshop and Du Grcnicr juke boxes, gamcfl and vending machines were viewed by n large perccolBge of the 500,- 000 persons who nllendcd the New York Stale Fair here recently.

The coin machines were shown in three booths operated by the Rcjt-Hilotm Corporation, Syracuse, and Bilotta Enterprises, Newark, N. Y. In charge were John Bllolla and Jack Shnwcross.'Most of llic employees of the two affilialcd companies were on hand,

Shown were the entire Hock-Ola vending line. United game?, Wur- lifccr |uke hoxes, the Smokwhop and Du Qrcmcr cig^rel machines and the WilJiums book machine.

Difotla said lhat he spoke with several locaiion owners about the new United games, with several ngrccing Lhnt n 40-6C) conunission split—to replace Ihc conventional 50-50 hrcaidown—would bo ac- ccplKblc lo them. He ndded that by emnhastzing Ihe increased eacniags and the capital investment, lie was able to eooviace the location owners of the need for « new com- missloD arrangement-

hurg, launched die program with a short talk foilowing a cocktail hour and dinner that began nl 7 p.m.

"As It wa? In I9d8, our bustnesi Is again at the crossreadB," said

O'Brien. "It can slagnale or move ahead nnd Sceburg'e "Break- ihrough' will help the entire industry goiog asain ...

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LEFT TO RIGHT—John StocVirdalu ond Jo© Rynn of J. ft J. Disfrlbirf- !nflr Indianapolis: Ed Shaffer, president of Shaffer Music? Frank O'Srien, president of Seeburg? Al Gemge, Seebvrg district manager; Meyer Parhoff, of Atlartic-Nuw Yoifc Carporotlon of New York, and Bob Roroia ond Harry Werth^lmir erf Davis Dlllribullng of Rochester and Syracuse, N- Y,

LEFT-TO RIGHT-John Stocbdale and Joe Hynn. of J. & J. Dis- tributing of Indianapolis, Ed Shaffer, prptldenl of Shaffer Musk, and Frank O'Brien, president of Seeburg Corporation.

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LEFT TO RIGHT—Nato Pearlman, of I. ft N. Musk, Inc., Virginia Hokomb, tecretary of Iho Phonograph Merchants Assn., Arnold Lief of Lief Music Disiribullnp and Charles Comelto of Cadillac Mullfl Company.

MOV Pledges to Do Own Policing

By AARON STERNFIELD RICHMOND. Va. — Virgin it opera fors, gaihering at

the John Marshall Hotel here Friday and Saturday (7-8J for the fourtli aanaal convention of tho Music Opcratora of Virginia, pledged to mate a detcrxuined aUcrapt lo police their industry.

The issue arose here during discussiona on the recently enacted law legalizing free play In amusement gamea. V/liilc local oplion b ilfll In effect, the new law holds lhat no Slate statute is violBtcd if a free game h awarded,

ITim measure was advocated and fought for by tha Music Operators of Virginia; il paiwd the Leglslklure by m overwhelming major! ly aod was ligned by the Covemor.

Nn Carte Blanche FcarK were expressed ihui a smaH majority of operators

might view the paKage of ibc free-play law os carla bkacho lo nward pritr* of * more taagiblo nature and to return to "the good old days,"

Any operator harboring aucb an Imprcsriom is due for « rude awakening. Al a fomm meeting Friday night (7). power 10 dissuade others from nbusing the law. felt that oporatora should be given Ihe opportunity to Conduct theic businesses without Brbitrary restHctloas. But If Ihcy abuse the break, the roof will fall in, they were lold-

At the business swsion Ihe next day, John W. Bnyle, executive viee-preEidcnl of tha Mouolab Trust Bank, Roanoke, Vn., picked up the theme.

On a Pedefital Doyle, who waj InslroraeQla! In getting the frce-plaf

measure passed and signed, quoted lha Covarnor aa having

laid, "You people ora now oa a pedestal, if you fall off It dua't expect any mercy from mc,'

General feeling was that the new law will be observed scnipulou&ly. and that opcralors will do everything in their power to dissuade others from abusing ibc Inw.

Atlendancc at the couveation waa the highest In Ihc four-year history of iho organization. Some 123 were offl- cially registered, wilh pcarlv 300 nonons attemfing ibc Saturday night bBaoust ana floorsnow. Six dislributom representing most nt the major factories exhibited (sec ©cjwralc atoO'K

Major Wefcowea MOV MOV rnemberB were e^ted at tht openini business

Mssioo by Mayor Eleanor P. Shepnard, the city's lady chief executive. Mayor Shcppard tofd Ihc opcrftiort they were performing a needed public service in mskina musk available to the manses.

Anolhcf city oflicUil, J. Westwood Sarithers, member of tho Richmond City Council end professor of Jaw at tho University of Richmond, tofd operators bow they could bridge the gap between Ihcmselves and Ihcir puwtc ser- vants through Increased aciivlly In tho political life of tha comfminity.

A. D. Palmer, sales promotion manager of Tha Wur- litzer Company, offered some prftclical programming tips and spoke on efficient route opcralron.

Loentron Employees Ârt Daddls, Eastern regional manager of the Rock-Ola

Mahufactu/iog Company, pointed out chat about 80 per cent of locations can bo rogarded « agcoodary itops and that volume ia these locatJona coo be improved substan- tiiUv by eticouro^ns location help to play tho juko box.

Ho cuggeatcd gtvlng records to bartenden nod wall-

icsses occaaionally. finding out firsl whet records they like. "Even when a bar is empty of cuslomcrs," Daddij said,

"the help can keep the juke box busy." UpUa Talk

Sol Upkin of the American SKufllcboard Company said that while shufflcboard games won't bring in fast dimes, ihcv have a solid, steady earning power and are ft iiatural ndiunct to Iho juke box, Ho added that Juke bo* operators are gcncmtly the most successful ihufflcboard opcralora.

Aaron Slerofield, coin macbinc editor of BilJbonrd Music Week, noted the progress made by the Music Opera- tora of Ylrginla in mating iis voice heard in the State's press, but he stressed the need lor a nalionaj public relations effort on behalf of the industry. Sternfield said that such eo effurt should be made within the frnntcwork of the Music Operators of America.

Zaven Hovseplan. Easlcrn Dislribuiors, Scehurg distributor for Mot}'! and and Virgin in, told operators that m the last decade the number of juke hose? on location has dipped from 550,000 lo 450,000, mainly because urban renewal programs Kavo caused locations lo be razed and replaced with housing projects.

Ho chukd Ihe operators—and Ihc manufucturcrs as well—for not tnitiacmg programs to replace the lost loc*- liooa with new locations sprmging up in the suburbs. Hu reminded the operators that they were rnusic merchanti and that with intelligent programrainK thci' Can crack the bettcr-typo Bubucbnn location*.

Tom Sams, vice-president of Rowc-AMI, aald thai Juk« bt>-5 opotfllora ore tho most professlooaUy qualified to tackla thf background music field, ft boslncsa which haa nol come clow ta Us poteotlftL

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BRILLON, Wls.—Ljla Becker, local charro manufacturer who sliirtcil llie Ringmasicr Charm Company here five years ago, has sold oul to Alien D. Stein, St. Louis. The sale was ctfceiivc Saturday OS)-. Sicin, a veteran. qE the adverlcs- tng specially business, will manufacture as the Funtimc Charms Company.

Stein plans to carry warehouse stocks of charms and rings la 2i distributor warehouses, with prices see on a uniform basis. Tbc main warehouse in Si. Louis will eell for ihc same price ji the distributor ouileis.

Tmpurts uml Domestics Fuotimc will offer import charms

as well as the plastic and plated cliarms formerly manufactured by Ringuiasier.

The new line will be expanded to about 70 different if eras, including plastic finishes of the knife and sheaih, stagecoach, clown with the movable nose. Western hat and boot, new cars and tricks and the musicnl insirumcof series.

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Birnitiighanr Vending, Bimilng- ham; Bernard K. Billcrmnn, Kansas

Anti-Slug Bid

Awaits Signing

By President WASH INGTON, — Broa dened

Icgialalion lo put criminal penalties on manufacture of any type of Btug, token or paper currency for use in vcudiag. postage, phones or other automallc dispensers baa now passed boih House and Senate and needs only Presidentidl signature to become law.

The Senate amemJed iho bill so thai it does not apply to anyone under J 0 years of age. The origincl House version would have Incurred the cniminal penalty of up to a year in Jail or up to $1,000 line for use as well as for manufacture of devices made lo defraud the machines. The Scnalo limilcd Che penalty to manufiictuie when Justice Department said penalizing the use of the slugs belonged more properly under individual Slate lawi.

New Yorkers Plan Group Hop to S.F.

NEW YORK—Mcrnbrre of the New York Automatic Vending As- sociation will travel as a group lo the NationaJ Automatic Merchan- dising Association convention In Sao Frfinciseo, Ociobcr . 13-16. Tbey will gel a discounl rale from the airline, wllh stops ol Los An- geles and Lafl Vegm.

The tourist jet leaves lOlewJld Airport, New York. October 13 3n the morn in g. arrives In San Francisco at noon, leaves San Fran- cisco the morning of Ociobei' 17 foe l-os AngelUj then goes lo La* Veg« the afternoon of Oclobcr 1$, returning to New York October 22. Cost is $2S4,24 per pmun.

Opcmlora interested in joirinE the group may do so by colling George Wcrfel, European-Ameri- can Travel Service, 507 Fifth Ave- nue, New York. The phone number Is MU 7-5977.

Cily, Mo.j Graff Vending, Dallasi H. B. Hutchioson, AUantaj King & Company, Chicagoj Logan Dis* trihuting, Cbicagoj Mitler-New- mark Dislrlbutlng, Grand Rapids, Mich.; Northwestra Sales & Sen- ice, Boslont Northwestera Sales and Service, New York; Oak Safes of Florida, Miami} Oufc Salca of PIUs- burgh, Pillsburgh; Operators Vend- ing, Los Angeles; Parkway Machine Corpora lion, Baltimore; Samuel Phillips. St. Louir, Rake Coin Ma- chine, Philadelphia; Jack Schocn- bnch, Brooklyn; Slaodacd Veuding Machine, Oakland, Calif.; Star Vending Houston; Veedco Sales, Philadelphia; Vcndall Distributing, Minneapolis, and Vendors Di&- Iribulmg, Memphis.

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For President

Of N. Y. Vendors NEW YORK — Harold Falz, of

the Fotz Vending Company, Oceonsido, "N. Y., ha* been nominated by the dirccicra of the New York Automatic Vending Ansocla- tion to scn'c as president for 1962- 1963, Folz Vending h ihe largest balk vending opemtioa in the Qrea. The clcelion will bo held at the MaohatUm Club here Scptfimber 26.

Also nomlnalcd were Paul Wrin- garten. Qulck-Snaclc Company, vice-presidcnl, find Marty Winter, ABC Vending Corporation, treas- urer.

Nominated to serve as dirfictois were William Brady, Don SheJtoa. Marty Winter, Al HirBChbergcr. Milt Gahlinklc, Bert NBlhan and Bid Scldy. -

Big Bot Flutters

Into Score Line NEW "YORK—The Paul A.

Price Company has added a new item to its Scare "Em line. The charm, a Giant Bat, has * four- and-a-halMnch ■wiu^ span. Jl is made cf soft plastic as are the Other itema in the series.

The Giant Bal has ■ loop at one end so thai youngsters can wear it as 6 necklace or wafeb charm. Price a J-l.SQ a thousand in cap sides.

The wings fluacr, giving the item a lifelike offccl.

KNOWING BLDG. SCORE

HELPS OP'S ADVANCE PLAN DALLAS—Every few days, Tom Lcppcrf. bulk operator

here, telephones city hall and asks xvbethcr any new1 shopping center?, largo supermarkets, or other typ« of commercial construction is in the offing,

Jn each case, Leppcrl explains simply that he Is a vending muchinc operator, looking for new local ions, and that he'i aiixi- ous to call on potential locofian owners as far in the future as posrihle before construction gets under way.

This simple, direct approach has been reaponriblc for more than 2QO locations In the past IB months, reportg the Texas operator—among them some of bis most prof liable, multiple- head install at ionN, ranging up lo as many as 20 machines.

"There's no hesitation on the part of ci|y halt lo give one this inForniatian, provided that it is a business proposition," Leppert liaiil, "Often, I have been told I hat a developer is buying a plot of land oul in the suburba aomewhet*?, with no Idee os yet to what use he will make of the properly. Get ting on tha rdephone and rcuchlog ihe developer to detcrmino its coo- slruclbu that can benefit from vcmTlng machines—oflen gels me in On (he ground floor."

Once he has reached the future location owner. Leppert keeps things going by sending him cataloBs, letleri nod figures on what is to be expected frnoi vending mnchinei.

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Aspirin Sale

Ban Reversed —The Ne Is. highest

NEW YORK—The New York Court of !n Ihc YorkS which tablets mociea or oiher rcgistcroil stores.

The oew ruling ainounU to- a clearance far the sale of aspirin in vcmJinj mactincs in retail outlets.

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Sugarman Off

For Soufh America NKW YORK—Myron Sugamun,

rsport manager for Rimyoo Sales here, left Saturday (1) on a South American business trip. He will visit operators and dislribuiore in Argentina, Colombia, Uruguay. Brazil. Vcocsucla, the Dominlcaa Republic and Puerto PJco.

Kunyon baa built op a large Latin American patronage In used games and juke boxes mainly through correspondence.

Sugarman will visit ihc firm's customers and mfempt lo develop new customers.

Agronsky Set

As Keynoter

SAN FRANCISCO — W&nio NBC radio and te!c- f analjit, will he the

speaker »l the 1962 con- of the National Aulomaiic idislng Assocletioii, to be

held here October 13-16. Agron- Sky will speak Salnrday (13) a I the San Francisco Civla

Some 7,1)0(1 operalonr, tora and mnnufactutOTa, a Atrang icpresenlalion from Uvc bulk vending induitry, &re tipficied lo attend^ thft convention. Tho Na- itonal Vendors AssocJatloD, tepee- scnting tbfc bulk liold n hoard mcclmg and a rcgion- ai meeting during the MAMA show.

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SHOWING THE SEEBliaQ U* CONSOLE h> raaHy 500 Now Yaifc IradflJlflr* at th# Pork-Shtrtilon HoteJ Tu«day (11) were, laft to rfgKt, Jack Gordon, Swrbury •xacortva vlc^-pwsldflni; DbI CoJeman, Seebirrg board chairman, and Moyer Park off, Allantlc-Now York projfdant.

SEEBiURG'S TOP BRASS M«y*r Park off el thi Golham ihow- lita of tbo LF Console, Left to rfghf; Frank O'Brien, Sccburg presi- door; PorVaff; Del Coleman, Seeburg board chairman, and Jack Gordon, Saeburg axeculivo vice^piesident.

Dondiig Girls Spruce Up

Gotham Seeburg Showing

NEW YORK — Atlantic-New York, Jacal Seeburg distributor. EuUcd out alt fhe stops at rhc grand

Bilroom of the P4.rk-Shcratoti Ho- Trl here Tuesday hibHi (11) for the showing of the Seeburg LP Console.

Nearly 500 operators and Irade- slera began liming up nt 6 p.m. and they didn't clear out until after midnight- The faciory sent lls biggest guns to the affair—with Del Colemnn. chairman of the board: Frank O'Brien, president; Jack

George Glass Host At St. Louis Show

ST. LOUIS—Some 250 open- tors from Missouri and Eastern lili- jiois viewed the Seeburg LP Con- Sole Friday (?) at the Gold Room of the Sheraton-Jefferson Holcl here, with the George Gla-tt Dis- tributing Company aciing as host,

Speakers included T?d Burrows. Sales manager far the distributor; Ed Gaffey, Seeburg sales director; Gcotgc Glass, presidcni of Class Distrihiidng. and Frank Schrocdcr, general luanagrr of Glass Dis- tribudng.

Badger Sells Out to Gellman;

Donahue to Head New Firm HOLLYWOOD —Badger Salci,

Inc., Seeburg dislribulor here end Jong active m other coin roacbiiw Bales end service, has been purchased by the GclimBn Manuftic- luring Company, Rock Island, 111. Il will be operated as a wholly owned GelJman subsidiary under the name of Amco Music and Vending Company, a newly formed California ccrporatiOD.

Dun Donahue," who retired two years ago aa-vice-president and general manager of Seeburg Distribut- ing Company for the II Wcsiera Slates, returoa to active duty to head Amca's aperatioa. He will report directly lo Gellman and Araco Bresident, Don Ross, William R.

appcj Jr., who founded Badger here in 1940, will remain in an executive capacity as Amco's vk«- prcsidcut and gcflcral soles man- agcr undCT terras of a five-year em- ployment contract.

According to Ross, there will be no change in Badger's policies or peisound. He esdmaled ihc purchase price at $450,000 and said it was a cash transaccioD.

Gellman Manufacturing is a publicly held coiporaiion with Us stock listed sn tho American Stock Ex- change, .It purchnsed the Badger firm as part of its diversification program and marks iis iniliul etcp imo the coin machine field. Other Qcllmun subsidiaries Include Mis- sissippi Foundry; firnia manufacturing bakery equipment, food slicing and wrapping machines; the Mid-Slate Jaguar. Ltd,, distributor of Jaguars in lO'/i Midwestern

States; Midwest Triumph, Ltd., distributor of Triumph Butoxnobilts in 10 Midwesleni States: Pak-Rap Distributing Company, Amco Leas- ing, Inc., among olhcr firms.

In taking over Badger Sales,, Am- co acquires the distcibuicon of See- burg in nine SoiUhem California counties plus Arizona, as well as the Chicago Colo. Gottlieb, Fischer Pool Tables, Irving Kaye Pool Tables and Amctlean Shuffle Board, among other Kncs,

la eddition to Bill Happcf, other wcll-koown meirhcrs of the Badger Finn to retain key posta within the Amco concent jnctude Marshal Ames, sales raanager of the phonograph division and amusement gnmes; Leo Slmonc, sales manager, vending division; Mort Drootin,

sales manager, background muslo division; Jack Leonard, manager, ports dcpartmcni; Rocky NcsscIt road, manager, service dcpartxnootj Kcnwth Kcncmolo, head of tha shipping department, and Natf Duncam, office maqascr, -

Happel « a vclcnm of more than, three occadea In the coin field. Ho established the Badger Novelty Company in Milwaukee in 1929. In 1940, he came to Los Angclea and opened a branch office of hii Mil- waukee firm and caillcd it Badger Sales Company. In 1940, be sold Milwaukee s Badger Novelty Com- pany 10 his brother. Carl Happol, who still operates it (active in rauslo and gamcB). and permanently established residence here as heed of Bfldger Sales.

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Ops Lukewarm to European

Import of Film Juke Box By GEORGE METZGER

PIIILADELPHLt — Juke boxea synchronizing muaic and film may be catching an in Europe, but local coinmra still need a bit of con- vincing before they'll try Ihcm here.

A check of Philadelphia operators and dislribuiora failed to turn up much enthusiasm for the devices. The conaensua was that the mochinci wnuld probably do very

well for the first few weeks, hut thai collections would drop off sharply once tho novelty wore off.

"Aciualfy," one music rnechino distributor said, "They have beep trying to line up distributors in thci counlry for nearly a year nnW, bill haven't had much success. No- body wants to lake a chance willi it, it sccmsu" s , An operator pointed out thnl

(Confjmied on pnge 94}

Slow Stuff Sinking Rock V Roll

Along Memphis Juke Box Trail

Call Pennsy Ops To Plan Meeting

HARRISQURO, Pu,—Leon Tak- scn, manager of the • Amusement Machine Operators Association of Pconsylvanifl, said a Statewide irwoting win bo held in October. OptratorS and distributors will <Us- «it» the annual convention.

Gordon, executive vice-president; Bill Prutting, EDstcrn dislcicl manager; Bill Schwartz, Eastern division vending director—heading flic •list.

The three-hour presentation of the new unit was preceded by £ cocktaU parly and banquet.

The presentotion itself was a combined effort of Gordon, along with Meyer Parkoff, Atlantic-New York president, and Murray Kayc, sales manager of the distributmg company.

Every presentation (rick In the book was tried with telling effects. Pretty dancing girls aerved aa props; colored slides drove home the features of the unit, and musical back- grounds dcmoostralcd the development ol the music machine from linfojl to stereo.

It was probably one of the most effective dKnoostratlons of a new S" :ke box ever held in the area,

ach 5ceburg unit since 1945 was depicted to the nccompaninient of the dancing girls and appropriate music. When fhe V-200. one of Seeburg's kss successful models was shown, she company kidded iisclf by playing music jn si blue key augmented by disparaging lyrics. This bit brought down the house.

Industry leaders at the showing included Car I Povcsi, president of the Wcslchester Opcrmors Guild; A1 Denver, president of fhe Music Operators of New York; Mike Mulquecn, represenliitE the New York Slaw Operators Guild, and Abe Fish, Jcny Lambert and Mac Perfmno, representing the Music Operators of Connecticut,

By ELTON WlflSENHUNT MEMPHIS—It's ballads three lo one over rock

and rolk At least Ibnt's the slory among ihc four top firms selling singles to juke box operators in Memphis and Mid-Sou lb, a survey by Billboard Music Week last week disclosed,

Fnsl brcaklott toward b hit is Nat King Cole's "Rjirablin' RosUj on Capitol.

Other three, running neck end occk behind this one, arc "Sherry," with the Four Seasons, rock ami roll; "Patches," with Dickey Lee on Smash, pnd "Day After Forever," with Hobby Wood on Chal- knge. both ballads.

"Patches" is a slow ballad about a boy In love with an Indian maiden but .his parents don'c lik«i il because she'a an Indian.

"Day After Forever" is by a Memphis siogsr, but ChallCDge is & California label. Frank Bcrrctla, partner in Poplar Tunes Record Shop, one-stop which sells to oil Mid-South nnd Memphis opcra- toca. said he n gclting a good many calls for it.

William V. Forsyihe, owner of Forsythe

Amuscmeut Company nt nearby Millington, Tenn., said, "It looks aa if Dniratfc are taldng over.

"II anybody had said that b few years ago you would have thought he was crary, the way rock and roll wm si ill going slcong,"

And. of course, it still is going strong In mony areas.

Andrew Co&smellr, Little Rock AmuscmcDt Company, Little Rock, said, "Sherry" ia going strong for him because of his teen spots.

But other operators surveyed—R. G. Jennings, Jennings Coin Macbme Company, Hot Springsv Nathan Wheekas, Service Amusement Company, Jonesboro, Ark., and John Haley, Haley Adiuse- menl Company, JacV.aOn, Miss.—said "Ramblin* Rose'1 and "Patches" were their top oumbers.

"Day After Forever" so for is hmaking out only sa the Memphis market, with Rabert Harbin, Har- bin Amusement Company; Jake Kahn, Tcl-Stalo Amusement Coxnpany, and others, reporting good action. . , •

Tbcy think it has a chance to spread and it mny sooo show up on nationwide charts.

Small Snoozes at 25c a Crack

Now Thing for Weary Traveler

SHRHVEPORT, la,—Something brand-new in com vended service has made its appearance at the Shrcvepon Air Terminal here.

It's a Sest-0-Booth—a blood hardwood en- closure, some eight feel Jong, three and a half feel wide ami eight feel tall, set io a corner of the busy airline temilonl building.

Built by a Shreveport corporation, and being tested on the airport floor before natioaal dhtribu- tion, the Resi-O-Booth wns dMrgncd for wenry Imvolers. Inside the booth is a genuine leather contour choir, which, -by pcessing a bull on. is deccically lowered back one quarter, one half, or nearly Cat, to whatever posiiian the cufitomep wnnls,

A small air-eonOitionlng unit, inataBcd out of sight in the upper rear of the booth provides a smooth 75-degree lemperature, while a comfortable level reading lamp, projecting from the wall, provides illuroLnation toward the person who wants to read, rather than doze.

The Rest-O-Boolh fa designed to operate on tha basis ol 25 cents for a half tour, using « standard

slug-rejector-cquippcd coia chute. A fixed airiino passenger, for example, who finds his flight is de- layed, and who wants to catch 40 winks, can bay any omouril of ficne ho wecIs from half an hour to several hours, by dropping in Ihc appropfiat# number of quartera,

Closing the door, and locking ft from inside, he can lower the chair to whatever angle suits him, and snooze away b comfort and comptew privacy. At Ihc cxpirallon trnic, the chair iclurni aulomBticnJIy to norraal seating position,' & move- ment guatauteed to wake up even tho soundest ileeper,

rvtnrkcttng Pinna In operation for several monlhs. the Rcst-O-

Boath has been moderately auccftsaful, according to ill promo (era, and may be marketed an a naflon- nl Bcale In the rear future.

Tho booth, because of its soundproof, heavy dcatgn, can be used In nmny other locations than railroads or plrUuc lennlnnls, it was pointed cut*

"We haven't arrived at any mfana of overcom- bg the problem of people who suffer from cfaus- irophohla," one company repitsecttdva aald.

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Programasfet Makes Coast Bow HOLLYWOOD — The CmU>

music Provimiastcr, Rowa AC Services' (division of AuiDmalxc Cflntcea Company) now endlosa tape bnckgrounJ music Bystcm, received lis first Waal Coosl unveil ins last week when Mcl Scmsiu of Ihc R. F, Joaw Company, e* hibllcd the cquipicBDt In San Fran- cisco al tho National Resiaurant Association convcntjoo. Other showinga of the eqefpenene are Scheduled oi fha Disneyland Hold here, during the National Retail Cioccra convention later thb month (23-26), and aeain In Sao Francisco at the Nauonal Auto, matlc Merchandising Association conclave October 13.

The Custom usic Program aster offers several departures from the established on-thE-premisca back-

ground music aysLcms. Music is lUTDished on endless tape (i.e., mo- bolous loop) in six sealed cartridges. Each ciirtridBe provides 10 haurs of music withouc ropetidon, or e totnl of 60 hours of unrepeaiej rnu- SlC from ell six cHrlrEdgw. The tape is played hack ITi inches per second.

The play cenlcr, or tape playback holding the six cartridges, is so copaeercd as to intermix the selections each time the tapes are repealed, thereby chRTging the sequence in which sclcctKma arc heard. According (o Don Lunday, general manager of Customuaic, If would take seven years of con- stant 24-hour play hctorc tha sya- lem would repeat the selections in the same sequence.

This, however, would seem un- likely to occur in view of Cusw- zniisic'a plan to supply q ncwlv recorded cartridga of music each. 90 days, thereby c&mplelidy dimi Dating the chancw of repeiilJoo.

The Programastcr can function by being plugged Into nny oxlsdng lound system, or Rowe can provide a complete Bystem, including amplifiera, speflkers, microphuncs. tunci and program timers. The lat- ter Is n iiniquB device that easily allows the location to alter ibe in- tervals of music and silence, (n multiples of fivc-tnimile segmccB.

A vast fnpn llbrorj', specially recorded for the Progjamasler, will be made available. According to Lumlay, ft .is the newfist background music library in the in-

Seeburg Year Sales Up 45%

NEW YORK—Dclbert W, Cole- man, hoard cbBlmian of the See- burg Corporalicm, told nienibers of tho New York Society of Se- curity Analyst Thursday fl3J that sales for die fiscal year endiug October 31 will top 551,000,000, a rise of moro than 45 per «nt from last year's record sales of $35,000,000.

He predicted that sales of vending machines will bit $25,000,000, moiQ than double the 512,200,000 racked up in 1961,

Phono Snlrs Hp 1S% Cam-operated phoDQgrapb sale*,

he added, would total about $20,- 000,000) an IS per cent increase over the previous year.

According in Colcmati, the firm's net income for the year should be more than $1,700,000, or 88 ceata a share. Last yeart earnings were 51,051,000, cr 54 cents a ahare.

Seeburg aales for the nine months ended July 31 were $37,000,000,

compared with 525,100.000 for a like period in 1961, he added. Cairiinga for the period were $1,197,000, or 61 cents a share. This compares with earnirtw of $917,000 or 46 cents b share for a similar period In 1961.

New PcbdnefB Ha said that Seeburg will soon

begin ahlppinc a milk machine and plans to introduce candy and pastry

machines early In 1963. The firm curreotly makes coffee, cup cold drink, bottle cold drink, coo cold drink, and cigacet machines. It also manufactures background music units, hearing aida and other electronic equipment.

Seeburg dislribulors this week displayed the company's new music machine, the LP Ccmsole (see sepa- tafe atoriw).

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(oc-a-quartcr juke box play may prove more workable than a boost w the operator's commiwion.

That opinion was voiced last week by Mow Profitt, head of

DOUBLE-PLAY DESKS Twc.jld.d cuHon way h* ■Kpufeif from following f.cofd*. for lha |ui- bo* opualor HnHdd to Uvr. 1W Jo ZOT »td*x par mochtna, riiay rapraiant maxfrnvra progremmtpg •rfacl[v«Dffi). Rtccrda balew ha»» balh ildax ■llh*r en iht Hot 100 ar hev* ftcanHy faaan on 1h» |(H>. Saa SpotOgV fiarfawi for cddlllanal toforrtV»liao On tkirbk-ploy di»bi.

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"We need tome relief," Profitt said. Îl must come one way or aoothcr—cither through two-fbr- 25-«nl play or higher percentage.'1

Re feels thai the 6^-40 change could be achieved if operators were determined to bring it DhouL

"It could be done," Profill snid. "But it would require some nllgbty fine cooperation among the op- eralors,"

That co-operalion may not be present at ihc moment as it was at the time cf the nickcl-lo-dima switch.

"As operators, wc were stronger then," he said. "We were more aggressive. Our tactics were more persuasive. In short, we were more organized."

Profile feels that It would be leas dltficuTt to "police" the two-foc-25- cent play Ibin the 60-40 arrangement.

"There ure always operators who lako advantage of other operators," he said. "Even now there ata operators who give the location S5 per cent. There arc some who tveri give 60 per cent. Wc need a belter reklionsnip end a better under- standing among Operafora."

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la another diavring, limiled to those who bad bought Wuxlttzcre from Diamond Coin Machine £» change during ihc year, a Wurlitzor 260D was won by Stan Ingram of Norfolk. Ken Snyder, Norfolk, won a mint stole, and William Colgate. Chase City, won a television set.

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Strong Beer City Collections By BENN OLLMAN

MILWAUKEE — Juke box collections continaed to bold up strong In Milwaukee this week, as the back-to-achoot trek of Mveral hucdred thoustod younfislcrs and cooler ■weather failed to depress routa takes.

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Frank Bortnik, Banaco Music, reported his music receipts at a

Dora^nl,, JctcI lor thii time of the year. Top money earning record for the past few weeks ou ihe Ban a Co locationa has bccu Nat King Cole's "Ramblia' ROie." A local iteni, "I Foueht the Law," on CitalJoa Records, leaturlDg a vocal by Paid Stcfcas and the Royal Lflocm, has proved aurprisiogly strong. Other oew disks puUlng good restdls are "Alley Cat. Bent Fubric, Alco Records, and Dave (Baby) Cortex's orgau jive nura- hcr, "Green Onians."

M o r r y FuhnniD, M o r r y' i Amusement Company, Bats b couple of QCW tunes among hla best juke box numbers: "She's Not You, with Elvis Presley, and the new Jimnile Rodgeia relcasEi "No One Will Ever Know."

Continuing big, says. Fuhman are "RambliD' Row," with Nat King Cole; ""Alley Cat," with Bent Fabric, end "Green Ocions," Booker T & tbc MG's, on Si ax,

Oue-stopper, G o r d y pebek. Downtown Radio Doctors, claims the Western kick contiouea to dom- inate the juke bos buying pahenM, ' ClimbioB up among ihe new luke box favoriiici, says Pclzck, is T Remember You,1* with Frank If re! if on Vee Joy, Nearing (fie top

is "Sherry," also on Vcc Jay, with the Four Seasons, Selling in large quantities to the operator trade arc "Alley Cat" Bent Fabric, A ten Records, nnd the new Presley, "Kid Oaliihad/*

"Lariat," b-w "Late Train," another release by lha red hot local group, die Legends, on the Ermine label, is also stirring hefty operator action at Radio Doctors.

A quick-rising juke box favorite at Record City, reports one-stop buyer JLmm Mayer, is "Moonlight Scrmade," wilh the Archie Bleycr ork, on Cadence, The list of operator choices also- includes "I Remember You," Frank Jficld, Vce Jay," and "Warmed Over Kisses," Brian Hyland, ABC-Paramounr.

According to Mayer, Record City'ii biggest over-all seller is the surprismg local product, "I Fought the Law "

Seeburg Cleveland 'Breakthrough' Ccmimied from page 87

Virginia Ops Give Phonos to Groups

RICHMOND, Va. — For the third successive yenr, the Music Op- erators of Virginia donated home phonograph units to four leading lasiiluiions in the Sufe. They were presented to yooih groups rcpre- scnlicg Protestant. Catholic and Jewish agencies and to a Negro organization.

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"We want you the operator to do better. If you do better, tve'U nil do better ... Our job is to make equipment do a better fob for you ««. Wc all have to pull together and we think that we btb providing tho tools you need to booEt your jocomeV said O'Brica.

Prestige Loot Hods O'Jkicti pointed out Ihol the new

Seeburg equipment would open up an entirely new type of locauon: the champagne spot. Ihe prealige bare.

Out-of-town distribulors veiling the preview were John Stocked ale and Joe Flynn of J & J Disfriboling Company from Indianapolis, Frenk Martin and Gerald Snyder of Mar- tia and Snydcr Dlaoihut&ig Com- pany qf Detroit, Meycf Farkoff of Atlantic-New York Corporalion of New York City and Horry Wet- thairaer and Bob Romig of Davis Diatribuiiag of Rochester and Syra- cuse, N, Y.

From Seeburg Were O'Brien, Tom Reed. vific-pfeBidcot: Bob Zcising, isles enfiineer; Al Oange, district manager.

Shaffer olflclalfi ioduded Ed aiaffcT. president: Larry Hore- brekj manager of ShifferV Cleve- land office; Don Dkk, dialrict sales mftnager for Ihe vending division; Mel SHotw, asaiBtant manager, and Joe Stone, phonograph ialesmca for Sh&ffcr Id Nonhcm Ohio. Sifme handled the record presentation at the preview.

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many mo/Uba ago, according to Hombeci. The firm sent a IcHn lo every area music operator, followed It up wilh a. rcmioder Dote and then telephoned each operator to urge his jmoidimce.

The show moved to Columbia nt the Fort Hayes Hotel Tuesday for a combined Columbus-Cincinnati Show and thca to Indisrupolis, Ind,, Wednesday.

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The record manufacturer1 a cau- tion was dlctBted' by experience. Be would come oul vllh a stereo single version of a bot monaural ccller. Distributors and Ooe-slops would balk at slocking bolh vec- ilona and would concenlrate on gelling the iuoum. The manufacturer would make what his dis- iribulors would stock. And the operator would decry the Jack of good alareo product for his juke Box.

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erator has a basic library of 163 albums—all Stereo—available. At 50 cents a Bdeciion—for both aides equivalent to six singlM—he rtill gels Ihrcc-for-a qnartcc play.

Part of die new Setburg programming theory is thai adults arc Buyers of albums, not singles. Therefore, it is a logical assump- tioa thai they want the same type jnmic in dining places and cocktail lounges as ihcy hcor at home.

Emphasis on the 33 album, with album cover displays on the Juke box—or LP Comola as Sceburg prefers (o call Jl—Is part of the campaign to convince the adult listeners Itiat he's gelting true LP Klcrco music.

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Record Crowd at Seeburg Showing • Continued from vaRa 8S

VETERAN SEEBURO DISTRIBUTOR Sam L. Tandem, left, poias with Mr and Mm, Casper Redar Catper Redo Coin Machine*, Milweu- ke». Fessler, E. S. Fessfcr & Sons; An- ihocy Hlrt and Anthony Zore, Zorc'e Coia Machioe Co., Shcboy- gao; Nilcs Gluth, Oehkosh; Paul Jacobs, Stevens Point Ken Kulow^ Kcndou Corp., Fred Bravn, Subur- ban Vending Co., Mcnomoncc Falls; Anlhoay Biornal, Lakeside Music Co., Sam laouiota, Sanders Amusement Co., Kenosha; Niels Nielsen, Nielsen Amuacaicnt Co., Wateitown; C..S. Pierce, and Dick Wraight, both of C. S. Pierce Mu- sic Co., BrDdhcad, and ■Icrome Jacomd. Red's Novelty Co., Weil A11S3.

And, Frank end Ruth Sawejka, flcavcr Dnm; Andrew V. Water- xitau, Wisconsin Dells; Olla Mara, West Bend Amusement Co., West Bend; Bflb Olstead, Gardner Sales, Edgcnon; Mite A. Young, Sddier'j Grove, and George Kurck, South Milwaukee.

Milwaukee oper&tora were Arnold Jost. Arnold's Coin MRcbinc Co.; Carl Dcntice, Dcntlcc Amuse- mcnt Co.; Hany Croroacki and Leo Dinun, H..& U. Amuiernent Co,: Vlolettc Korrh. Harris Amusemenl Co.; Sam Hastings, Hnsiinga Dis- tributing Co.; Walter Brown and Lylo Wdcos, MetropaLtau Amuse- mfint Co.; Claxeoce W. Smith, Mil- waukee AmUftemenl Co., Inc.; Mor- xh Fuhrraann, Morry'a Amusement Co.. and James Stechcr, Novelty Service Co.

And, Pat O'Neill, Joe Pclligrino and Cad Betz, P <fe P Dislributing Co.; CQ-sper Seda. Casper Reda Coin Machines} William M. Zajc, Studio Phono; Harold Somraer- field, Southern Novelty Co., Arthur H. Wislh, W»Tii Vending Co.; Douglas J, Opitz, Wisconsin Nov- ehy Co., and Leslie Reder, L. R. Distribudng Co.

SEPTEMBER 02. 1962 BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK 92

EUROPEAN NEWS BRIEFS

Continued from 'page 85

Phono, Soccer Game Ran as Entry AACHEN—West German)-5a Wcsldeunchc Musikauto-

matcn GmbH ii offering operaion a phonograph-game combina- tion consisting o£ the Supct-Juplmaric 104-sclcction juke box nod the Kicker soccer game. Opcrntors are being encouraged to place the lupimalic phonograph and the kkkcr soccer game Id landcm nt the same location. Wesldculschc Musliautomatco has been able to effect substantial econocnics in producbg, in tandem, a phonograph and a game. It U offering operators u similnr plan for placing its juke box and game side by aide. The Kicker is a msged, manually operated game devoid of compli- cated elcctroncis.

U/rifetf lines Up Swiss Distributor GENEVA—Uniled ManufacfurtDg Company of Chicago

hos appointed Bulinga S, A. ils export agent for Europe. Africa and the Near East. The Swiss firm, with offices at 10 Rue de la Scie, has arrnnged for distribution of United products in West Germany, France end Holland. The dislribulors are Globui Aulomaten, Frankfort; S.O.D.E.MJki., Paris, and Jnter-Holland Boivlinff. Tie Hague. Unilcd's products to Ijc distributed in Europe,Include bowling alleys, baseball games and juke boxes. Uoited is pressing European distribution in anticipa- ron of development of the Buropcnn Common Market

Celebrates 35 Years in Trade MAINZ. W. German)1—Albert Schollmaycr, 63. i& ob-

serving his 35th anniversary us en operator. He cnlcrcd the trade . in Mandhcfm as n tcchniciBh. Schollniiiycr began with target

Sames and then impoiteil games from the U. S. For a rime be manufacaircd his own 6a'"«!h Including a billiard game. After the war he switched to payout* nod phonogropb!;. He received o gold medal ot the Luxemburg innkeepers' fair of 1934 for his billiard game.

Drive to Oust Local Dutch Ops . AMSTERDAM—The Dutch central operators' organization,

Aulcx, has opened a campaign to climinaic ihc local operators organizaltons, and consolidtdc operators, into the central group. The local groups arc blamed for Holfand'r. almost hopeless hodge- poJgc of local opcraliog regulalions which prevent the development of largo opcraUog organizations- Many districlB of Hol- land petmil only phoDOgraphs, batmlng even gamea. The central operator organization says the operatori have encouraged the present chaos by the fragmentation of operator effort- Tho growth of a muuiplicily of local organizations hns left the central organization unable to exercise notianal InfJuence,

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CHICAGO — Stele's Altamey Doalel P. Ward is eipeclcd to rale Ibis xwcfc on the validity of a 1961 ]qw wluch empowers county board? of cojnmJssionqra to prohibit or regulale pinbali machines io cnin- corporafed areas.

The oplnc'on waa requested by Cook Counly Conuniss toner Charles F. Chaplin, who said that he v/fll propose the eaactmcnt ol a

measure to oullaw the gaming devices,

A second request for an apfnioo has been addressed to Word's of- ftce by Seymour Simoo, president of the board.

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Assembly lost yenr, the Ipw permits county boards to "license. Irk, reg- ulate or prohibit pinbol! games or nmcbioes, bagalelle, pigeon-hole, pool or any other tables or im- plerneofa kept for siniil.ir purposes in any place of public resort out- side the corporate limits of all cities, villages and Incorporated creas."

Edward Plusdrafc, a first assistant Slate's attorney in charge of the civil branch, is drafting tlic opinion. He told BMW that he would have it rendy early this week,

Chnpliu YJcvpofot "If it can be done, I will sub-

mit en ordinance to the County Board os early as powible," Chop- lio said. "Nobody can tell me the machines aren't used for gambling. Nobody is going to feed a lot of money into those things jiist to win free games,"

Chaplin voiced criticism of Sher- iff Frank Sain for failure to re- mind the bonrtl of Its power under the 1961 law.

"He is the county's chief law en- forcer ond be sbould slay aware of possible means to curb gnm- bling."

Local Ordinances A number of Chicago suburbs

have adapted ordiuaoces prohibit- ing Ihe operation of the machines.

The legality of the measure adopted in jrahurban Franklin Park was upheld lust October on an appeal to Circuit Court Judge B. Fair Tucker.

Chaplin recalled that aj mayor of Northbroak In 1953, he iKam- mended the enactment of the anll- pinball ordinance alill Jo force In that community.

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there is not enough of a election on these macblnci. He said the customers get tired of watching the aamc old rum over mid over.

Need Top Artfel® Jaracs GiosbcrB. fwad of Banner

Specialty Company, feels the future of the filmed |uke bos dc- pend* on whether top ataxs will sign up. He said be thought Ic might go over if Brdsu such aa Sinatra would make the juke bos films,

B5U Adair of Eastern Music Syi- tcma, local Sccburg outlet, bgreed thia might be true, but he pointed out that the talent would demand performance rigbls and cot just mecfmnicnl rights.

"This would then put the cost for each tune loo far out of reach 1o go over," Adair claimed.

Adair also doubled that big name fctara would go for the idea oven then. Ho indicated only those on the way up would make the films and that the paying Ciulomcre Would not be Interested In watching Lh«m.

Idea Not Nftw . A suburban distributor 'pointed

out such an idea Of * filmed iuko box was not new. "Wc had those machtnes Blmost 20 years ago," he ■aid, "and they didn't go over then. I think the record companies held back on Ihon a. little.

Carfman OfMrotloni Chief CHICAGO—The S«burg Cor-

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