Vol. 20, No. 953 0 IN T v WORLD MGM's Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs - They're Driving A Hearse To Glory. Story On Page 3. 1%13 000MA110H XV.INIV4 N OZki NONNVHS 30 31NOVC geN 0:ord Incorporating MUSIC BUSINESS. In the opinion of the editors, this week the following records are the SINGLE PICKS OF THE WEEK "YESTERDAY" THE BEATLES 118 915 5498 Maclen, BMI ATTY DUKE FUN LITTLE BUTTERFLIES icIcary RECORDS. INC mENEILLED MIMMLSMIEN BOMAN 45-1338 Three extremely strong contenders for No. 1 spot on the charts this week. First, there is an offbeat Beatles number, "Yesterday," that has Paul McCartney soloing against the group augmented by a string quartet under George Martin's guidance (Capitol 5498). Second there's Patty Duke with her "Funny Little Butterflies" tune pulled from her new United Artists film, "Billie" (UA 915). Third is British folkster Donovan with his slow and moody version of Buffy St. Marie's "Universal Soldier" (Hickory 1338). SLEEPERS OF THE WEEK COME BACK TO ME MY LOVE icIcory RECORDS. INC ANENETNN RUN, BABY RUN RACK INTO mY ARM4 THE NEIIIIBEATS ...... y 45.1332 A bunch of fellows produce sleepers this week, and anyone, or all, could soon be sitting at chart heights. The Ray Hildebrand narrative "The Way of a DJ" (Philips 40318) is a dramatic one about a disk jockey with throat trouble. Robert Goulet has love trouble on his Italian song d'amore (Columbia 4-43394). Newer beats for the Newbeats than ever with their driving new one. "Run, Baby Run (Back Into My Arms)" (Hickory 1332). ALBUMS OF THE WEEK BARBARA LEWIS BABY, I'M YOURS 111111119MM PIKS RUUD TOIESSETTNINEIONt ININDERNTEMESS 401.1041114 NNEMINI MDENYEIN DIRANITTEEDI DEININENEINEND Rm .SS 411114.014;liar 111010110111111111NINEYNY TORDIETIONEEEE DIARRE......YNTIE9.. Too.* ml.......44444-ENENEDEmemeT Three Top 10 singles should translate into three Top 10 albums this week. There is Barbara Lewis' "Baby, I'm Yours" (Atlantic 8110; 8110 SD), which includes her "Hello, Stranger," and then there's James Brown's "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag" (King 938) with a bagful of good dance beats, and then there's Barry McGuire's "Eve of Destruction" (Dunhill 50003) with a few other protest sizzlers and some less caustic ballads. AmericanRadioHistory.Com
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Vol. 20, No. 953
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MGM's Sam The Sham& The Pharaohs -They're Driving AHearse To Glory.Story On Page 3.
1%13 000MA110HXV.INIV4
N OZkiNONNVHS 30 31NOVCgeN
0:ordIncorporating
MUSIC
BUSINESS.
In the opinion of the editors, this week the following records are the
SINGLE PICKS OF THE WEEK"YESTERDAY"THE BEATLES
118 915
5498Maclen,
BMI
ATTY DUKEFUN LITTLE BUTTERFLIES
icIcaryRECORDS. INC
mENEILLED
MIMMLSMIENBOMAN
45-1338
Three extremely strong contenders for No. 1 spot on the charts this week. First,there is an offbeat Beatles number, "Yesterday," that has Paul McCartney soloingagainst the group augmented by a string quartet under George Martin's guidance(Capitol 5498). Second there's Patty Duke with her "Funny Little Butterflies" tunepulled from her new United Artists film, "Billie" (UA 915). Third is British folksterDonovan with his slow and moody version of Buffy St. Marie's "Universal Soldier"(Hickory 1338).
SLEEPERS OF THE WEEK
COME BACK TO ME MY LOVE
icIcoryRECORDS. INC
ANENETNN
RUN, BABY RUNRACK INTO mY ARM4
THE NEIIIIBEATS
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A bunch of fellows produce sleepers this week, and anyone, or all, could soon besitting at chart heights. The Ray Hildebrand narrative "The Way of a DJ" (Philips40318) is a dramatic one about a disk jockey with throat trouble. Robert Goulethas love trouble on his Italian song d'amore (Columbia 4-43394). Newer beats forthe Newbeats than ever with their driving new one. "Run, Baby Run (Back IntoMy Arms)" (Hickory 1332).
Three Top 10 singles should translate into three Top 10 albums this week. Thereis Barbara Lewis' "Baby, I'm Yours" (Atlantic 8110; 8110 SD), which includes her"Hello, Stranger," and then there's James Brown's "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag"(King 938) with a bagful of good dance beats, and then there's Barry McGuire's"Eve of Destruction" (Dunhill 50003) with a few other protest sizzlers and someless caustic ballads.
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Lipman Helms 4 CornersAnd Congress Labels
NEW YORK-Macey Lipmanhas been named General Man-ager of Congress and FourCorner Records, subsidiaryfirms of Kapp Records, accord-ing to David Kapp, presidentof the company.
Lipman started his disk ca-reer with David Rosen Dis-tributing Company in Philadel-phia, first as a counterman andlater in sales and promotion.After a five-year stint withRosen, he joined Kapp in 1960,serving as sales and promotionman for the South and later forthe Midwest; in field sales andmerchandising for the entirenation; and most recently asRegional Sales Manager, EastCoast.
During his time with Kapp,Lipman has been particularlyclose to the one -stop scene and,in fact, introduced the KappWinners Circle series for one -stop sales to juke operators.Lipman said no changes arecontemplated in the currentstaff set-up for the two labels,which now includes Pierre Ma-heu as A & R chief and MoePreskell as National PromotionManager, with Hy Grill con-tinuing to serve in certain A &
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Corners will continue to focusalmost completely on artistsand material with an interna-tional flavor, such as the al-ready highly successful pack-ages by Gunter Kallmann andFrancoise Hardy.
Congress, on the other hand,will be oriented to hot, topicalsingles material and will beconstantly on the lookout forstrong pop material. CurrentCongress includes singles bythe Halos, a girl vocal trio; theScott Bedford Four, a malevocal group; Ritchie Adams,and the Compliments, an R & B -styled group.
Etlinger RCAMgr., BusinessH. Richard Effinger has been
appointed to the new position ofManager, Business Affairs, bythe RCA Victor Record Division.
Announcement was made byJoseph E. D'Imperio, DivisionVice President, Product andTalent Development. Etlingerwill report to D'Imperio, whilereporting to Etlinger will beHarold P. Fine, Manager, Copy-
right Con-tracts, andGeorge Grau,Manager, Art-ists Contracts.
Etlinger hadI) e e n Counselin the LawDepartment atRCA Victorprior to thepromotion. Be-
fore joining the RCA VictorRecord Division in that capac-ity two years ago, he had beenin the private practice of lawthree and a half years with thefirm of Orenstein, Arrow &Lourie. Before that, he was withthe firm of Charles B. Seton.
Etlinger is a graduate of theUniversity of Michigan with a
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H. RichardEtlinger
This Happy Breed
No Protest SongsFor Sam & Pharaohs
BY DAVE FINKLENEW YORK-When MGM's
Sam the Sham and the Phar-aohs travel on land, they goin a big hearse rigged up toaccommodate more than theusual one passenger. Littlesecret compartments are builtinto the blue velvet lined wallswhere Sam can reach in to getrefreshments or maracas.
It was into this hearse thatRecord World glided last weekto talk to Sam the Sham andthe P's just as they arrivedin New York (JFK Airport)for some promo appearancesand TV tapings. The groupwas extremely excited aboutreturning to the City for whatwas only their second triphere, and the excitement wascompounded by their baskingin the glory of the sales re-cord on their first MGM single,"Wooly Bully," which MGMexecs tell them is the biggestlabel single of the year. (WhenMGM has its sales conveneat the Concord soon, Sam theS and the P's will be thereto receive their gold disk.)Their current "Ju Ju Hand" is50 on this week's chart.
As the boys-Sam (who isbearded and beturbaned anda little older than the others),Jerry, Ray, David and Butch-rode in, they clowned a bitand returned looks with pas-sengers in other cars whoregistered various degrees ofalarm at seeing five brightlyshirted, long haired fellowsriding in the back of a hearse.Their clowning prompted thequestion whether they includedcomedy in their act.
NARA NixesViolence
Ed Wright, President ofNARA (National Associationof Radio Announcers), an-nounced last week, "The mem-bership of NARA is concernedover the release of a text pub-lished in a letter from the WestCoast advising R & B diskjockeys to take up the theme`Burn Baby Burn' to persuadetheir listeners to duplicate thetragic events that took placein Los Angeles during the re-cent racial disturbances."
Wright went on, "The mem-bers of NARA are responsible
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"Usually more off stage thanon," David said. "We're moreserious on stage," chimedJerry.
Blue But BeamingDid that mean that the boys
might be joining the ranks ofthe protest singers? "No," Samsaid. "We're really a happygroup. And we're going to goon being happy."
"But," Ray continued, "bluesplays a big part in our music."
The fellows had just playeda lot of their music at aMemphis concert the night be-fore. It was reported that thegroup had broken Herman'sHermits records there. Hadthey? "Well," Jerry said, "Yes.We had a Herman's Hermitrecord and we broke it."
Why had the fellows chosentheir name? "We couldn'tthink of anybody else calledThe Pharaohs," Sam said."Even though it took us twoyears to learn how to spell it."
It does seem remote that agroup that boasts two membersfrom Dallas (Sam is one ofthem) and three from Memphisshould turn to Egypt for theirmoniker, but that's show biz.
The future has a lot in storefor the fellows. They're veryenthusiastic about their nextsingle, "Ring Dang Doo,"which makes the scene Sept.13. And their first movie, theConnie Francis "Girl Crazy"remake, will soon be released.A trip abroad is planned fornear the end of the year. Andone -niters galore will probablycrop up before then.
MOA AwardWinners!
CHICAGO - Winners ofthe annual MOA awards, tobe presented at the MOAConvention, are as follows:1) Most Constant Supplierof Good Records - CapitolRecords; 2) Most PopularRecord on Coin -OperatedPhonographs-"King of theRoad," Roger Miller, Smash;and 3) Most Popular Artiston Coin -Operated Phono-graphs-Roger Miller.
MOA also announced thatMercury Corp. would be ex-hibiting in the Convention,bringing the total of manu-facturers to seven.
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Monument's new star,Dolly Parton.
She sing,s "Happy,Happy.Birthday, Baby.
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1965 MOAConvention Program
Pick -Congress Hotel, ChicagoSept. 11, 12, 13
Saturday, Sept. 11, 19658:30 AM to 3 PM Registration Desk Open
Street Floor Level3 AM to 3 PM Exhibits Open
Street & Second Floor Levels3:30 PM to 6 PM MOA Industry Seminar and Carnival of
IdeasFlorentine Room (3rd floor)
Chairman: John R. TrucanoModerators: Millie McCarthy
Norman GefkeMillie McCarthy will moderate the first
half of the Seminar on Customer Re-lations, Public Relations and PoliticalRelations. There will be a coffee breakfrom 4:45 to 5. Norman Gefke willmoderate the second half of the Simi-nar on Record Programming and theCarnival of Ideas.
Sunday, Sept. 12, 196510 AM to 11 AM Meetings of Regional Associations
Presiding Officer: William Poss, PresidentWisconsin Music Merchants Association
Victorian Room (3rd floor)Presiding Officer: Clinton S. Pierce,
PresidentMOA Brunch and General Membership
MeetingFlorentine Room (3rd Floor)
Presiding Officer: Clinton S. Pierce,President, Music Operators of America
All members, exhibitors and those inter-ested in the association are invited toattend this meeting the program ofwhich is another MOA innovation. Acordial invitation is extended to theladies. It begins promptly at 11:00AM with a complimentary brunch. Fol-lowing brunch President Pierce willintroduce one of the most distinguishedspeakers in the country-Edward Mc-Faul-who will explore the intriguingsubject of "How to Keep Your FootOut of Your Mouth." There will be abusiness meeting for the nominationand election of MOA officers and boardmembers following the address by Mc-Faul.
Registration Desk OpenStreet Level
Exhibits OpenStreet & Second Floor Levels
Hospitality Suites Open During EveningMonday, Sept. 13, 1965
11 AM to 1 PM
1 PM to 6:30 PM
1 PM to 7 PM
10 AM to 3:30 PM Registration Desk OpenStreet Level
10 AM to 4 PM Exhibits OpenStreet & Second Floor Levels
12:30 PM to 2:15 PM Ladies Luncheon and Program"Style Goes to Your Head"Lincoln Room (3rd floor)
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All - Star LineupFor MOA Show
CHICAGO - Entertainerslined up far for the big MOAconvention show include: Dam-ita Jo, Epic; Al Martino, Capi-tol; Li'l Wally, Jay Jay;Charlie McCoy, Monument;Sutton Dancers; Mike De-Chicio and the Krazy Kays,Drum Bay; Boots Randolph,Monument; Vic Dana, Liberty;Sunny Gale, Jubilee; DollyParton, Monument; comicLenny Colyer; and the Apple -tons, dance team.
There is also a possibilitythat Eddie Fisher, Al Hirt andRoger Miller will be able toappear, too.
NARA Stand(Continued from page 3)
members of the broadcastingindustry and leaders in theirindividual communities. Mostare involved in organizationswhich are seeking peacefuland non-violent methods to cor-rect the social, economic andpolitical ills that face membersof our listening audience.Therefore, we do not subscribeto any method that will setaflame or be responsible forthe loss of lives, property anddisregard for law and order.
"We will not support an-archy or irresponsible actionon the part of a few that willresult in the loss and willfuldestruction of millions of dol-lars in property, and the lossof life."
NARA saluted the publicservice performed by RadioStation KGPJ. Their news cov-erage serviced other local sta-tions, the National Wire Serv-ices and Police Headquarters."At all times the cooperationbetween this station and Po-lice Headquarters was an ex-ample for all of us to follow,"Wright added.
"We support the efforts ofcivil rights organizations whoare working to improve theconditions of the Negro citizensof this country, but we do notagree with those who advocateviolence."
R CA's Etlinger(Continued from page 3)
Bachelor of Arts degree andtook his law degree at the Uni-versity of Miami, Coral Gables,Fla.
Concurrently with his educa-tion, he was a professional en-tertainer for nine years as per-former and director in radio andin television in its early years.
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Chirumbolo ToKapp Sales Post
NEW YORK - Vic Chirum-bolo has been named East CoastRegional Sales Manager forKapp Records, according to JoeZaleski, Distributor Sales Man-ager for the label. Chirumbolohas been in the record businessfo 17 years, first as a retailerin Staten Island and later insales and promotion manage-ment posts with various firms.
For five years he was CapitolRecords' branch manager inNewark. Later he was EasternSales Manager for WarnerBrothers Records and SalesManager for Verve Records.
Most recently, he served asGeneral Manager for PrestigeRecords. At one time, Chirum-bolo also served as a New Yorkrepresentative for Music Re-porter Magazine.
Argo Signs ErnieCHICAGO - Ernie Terrell,
heavyweight champion of theworld according to the WorldBoxing Association, has beensigned to a recording contractby Argo Records, the diskery'spresident Leonard Chess an-nounced. First release: "DearAbby."
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Co -Chairmen: Mrs. Clinton PierceMrs. Lou Casola
Every lady is invited to attend thisluncheon and program compliments ofthe Music Operators of America. Aleading consultant who dresses modelsand TV performers' hair will demon -state the styling of wigs and hairpieces. All ladies wishing to attendare requested to leave their names atthe Registration Desk as soon as theyarrive for the Convention.
Cocktail Hour (Cash Bar)
Gala Banquet and ShowGreat Hall (second floor level)
Presiding Officer: Clinton S. Pierce,President, Music Operators of America
Show Producer: Hirsh de LaViez, ShowBiz Productions, Washington, D.C.
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SCHEDULE OF TIME SEGMENTS FOR THE PLAYINGOF PHONOGRAPHS BY THE FOUR PHONOGRAPH
MANUFACTURERS DURING THE MOA CONVENTION
turday, Sept. 11- ExhibitsROCK-OLA
9 AM to 9:30 AM12:00 Noon to 12:30 PM
Open 9 AM to 3 PMROWE AC
9:45 AM to 10:15 AM12:45 PM to 1:15 PM
SEEBURG WURLITZER10:30 AM to 11 AM 11:15 AM to 11:45 AM
1:30 PM to 2 PM 2:15 PM to 2:45 PMnday, Sept. 12-Exhibits Open 1 PM to 7 PM
WURLITZER SEEBURG1 PM to 1:30 PM 1:45 PM to 2:15 PM4 PM to 4:30 PM 4:45 PM to 5:15 PM
ROWE AC2:30 PM to 3 PM5:30 PM to 6 PM
Monday, Sept. 13-Exhibits OpenROWE AC
10 AM to 10:30 AM1 PM to 1:30 PM
ROCK-OLA11:30 AM to 12 Noon
2:30 to 3 PM
ROCK-OLA3:15 PM to 3:45 PM6:15 PM to 6:45 PM
10 AM to 4 PMWURLITZER
10:45 AM to 11:15 AM1:45 PM to 2:15 PM
SEEBURG12:15 PM to 12:45 PM3:15 PM to 3:45 PM
Top Attendance At NARM'sMid - Year Meet Sept. 7 - 9
CHICAGO - The 1965 MidYear Meeting and Person toPerson Sales Conferences ofthe National Association ofRecord Merchandisers, Inc.,which convenes Sept. 7 andruns through Sept. 9 at theContinental Plaza Hotel, willsee the widest representationfrom all segments of thephonograph record industryever to attend a NARM MidYear Meeting.
The meeting opens with asession for Regular Membersonly (rack jobbers) who willconvene for dinner on Tues-day, Sept. 7. On the agendawill be a complete considera-tion of the excise tax refundon floor stocks, with NARMGeneral Counsel Albert A. Car-retta surveying the situationas it exists and answeringquestions by the Members. Inaddition, current industryproblems as well as associa-tion matters will be broughtbefore the Regular Members.
The Person to Person SalesConferences will be held onWednesday a n d Thursday,Sept. 8 and 9, and will in-volve 46 record manufacturers
and 46 rack jobbers. Registra-tion has been closed in bothcategories, and several com-panies will be in attendanceon a stand-by basis. Morethan two hundred men willparticipate in the Person toPerson Sessions.
Organized breakfasts andluncheons are held for allparticipants on both days(Sept. 8, 9). Registration, withkits containing the Person toPerson Schedules will be dis-tributed between 8 AM and9 AM on Wednesday, Sept. 8,immediately prior to the be-ginning of Person to Personat 9 A.M. These sessions willbe held on the Mezzanine Floorof the hotel, with the manu-facturers seated at conferencestables, and the rack jobbersmoving from table to table.
An innovation for the NARMMid Year Meeting, and a firstfor the organization, will bethe Distributors OrganizationalMeeting, which will be heldat 4 PM on Thursday, Sept.9. Following up on its pre-viously announced plan to in-vite record distributors to be -
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ABC Inks Michaels & HamiltonFilm star George Hamilton
and songstress Marilyn Mich-aels, tapped for the nationalcompany lead of "Funny Girl,"have been signed to exclusiveABC -Paramount recording con-tracts, announces Larry Newton,label prexy.
Miss Michaels has been seenon many TV shows, and her twoweeks with Ed Sullivan at Har-rah's Club sparked his comment,"This youngster is covered withstardust and the reaction ofHarrah's audiences to her hasbeen nothing short of sensa-tional." Sullivan has signed herfor six guest star appearancesthis season.
Miss Michaels also is a vocalimpersonator and includes 37impressions in her repertoire.These include Ethel Merman,Connie Francis, Judy Garlandand Barbra Streisand, whocreated the Broadway leadin "Funny Girl" which Marilynwill play opening Oct. 8 in Dal-las.
ABC -Paramount plans to re-lease an album by Miss Michaelsto coincide with the Dallas open-ing of "Funny Girl."
Hamilton recently portrayedthe late Hank Williams on thescreen in "Your Cheatin' Heart"and has had lead roles in about12 feature movies. He has alsobeen seen on television. Hamil-
ton recently completed a co-starring role with BrigitteBardot and Jeanne Moreau in"Viva Maria" for United Art-ists.
Hamilton is the self-ap-pointed head of a movement toput the Stars back in Holly-wood, and his residence in abaronial mansion once ownedby Douglas Fairbanks, Sr., hisRolls Royce and debonair ap-pearance are giant steps inthat direction.
ABC -Paramount has sched-uled his LP for October.
Marilyn Michaels and ABC -Paramount Records prexyLarry Newton at songstress'recent signing to the label.
fortless. Fans will line up to get thisbeautiful album. But what less can beexpected when Eddy, Chet Atkins, BillWalker and chorus get together for apackage. "Too Many Rivers," "AsUsual" and "You Still Got a Hold onMe" are here.
THAT'S MY STYLEJOHNNY TILLOTSON-MGM E/SE 4302.
Easy-going, gentle are the hallmarksof the style. The lad is aided on thetunes by the Jordanaires or the AnitaKerr Singers which means that theflavor is countrified. "Heartaches bythe Number," "Then I'll Count Again,""Things," "The Race is On" and morewill attract the listener.
The word "genius" gets thrownaround a lot; so it might not meanmuch to say that George Martin isone. But he is. It is he who is prob-ably almost as responsible for theBeatle success as the boys themselves.His arrangements of the songs havebeen boosters to skyrockets. He does"Help!" his jazzy way and rendersfunk to "Ticket to Ride." Gear disk.
MOON OVER NAPLESBILLY VAUGHN-Dot DLP 3654; DLP 26654.
The songs here are all standards-some newer than others. And Billyaccords them the Vaughn arrange-ments, which always has the ring ofthe standard. "A Walk in the BlackForest," "Red Roses for a Blue Lady,""Please" and "Goldfinger" get thegolden touch. A certain seller.
CAROUSELLINCOLN CENTER ORIGINAL CAST-RCA Victor LOC 1114; LSO 1114.
The hard-hearted say that "Carousel"is too sentimental. And they're right,but the music is divine. And here itis conducted by Broadway's perfec-tionist, Franz Allers, who includesmore than the usual amount of theshow's score. John Raitt continueswith undiminished powers. He is sup-ported by Eileen Christy, Susan Wat-son, Katherine Hilgenberg, Jerry Or-bach and Reid Shelton. Never better.
REVIEWSMOONLIGHT AND ROSES
'4C DANA-Dolton BLP 2036; SDT 8036.Nobody who likes a little nostalgia
could possibly balk at the selectionson this disk. Vic joins his chorusagain for mellow versions of "Moon-light and Roses," "What'll I Do,""Don't Take Your Love From Me,""That Old Feeling" and other memoryprodders. The formula works oncemore for the lad.
THE KING FAMILY ALBUMWarner Bros. W(S) 1613.
Every apple on this family treebarely fell at all. And here they areall singing their cores out on a col-lection of group sing songs. Thisgrooved monument to togetherness has"He's Got the Whole World in HisHands," "Shenandoah," "America theBeautiful" and others. Lots of cap-tioned photos too.
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MEEHAN'S INDANNY MEEHAN-Mercury MG 21043; SR 61043.
People often refer to artists likeDanny Meehan as "special." And theword applies. He's special all right.They also say "singer's singer." Andhe's that too. He has an emotionalvoice that can move to tears and pro-voke to laughter. He's a performer.And he deserves stardom. "She LovesMe," "Where I Belong," "It Was MyFather's Fashion." Terrific disk debut.
AMONG THE STARSRENEE RAFF-Audio Fidelity AFLP 2142.
A new girl to get extremely ex-cited about. She has a voice of deeppile texture and an ever so effortlessapproach to a song. She also has acompletely individual sound. She sings"Mad About the Boy," "Willow Weepfor Me" and some delightful new ones."Starting Tomorrow," "Butterfly withHiccups." And she's awfully prettyto boot.
IN ONE HEAD AND OUT THE OTHER(THE NEW EMERGING BIGOT)
JACK BURNS AND AVERY SCHREIBER-Columbia CL 2370; CS 9170.
If you can't beat 'em, join 'em (ina manner of speaking). At least that'sthe way this new comedy team getstheir laughs in. And they also getin some incisive observation aboutbigotry.
THE MOMENT OF TRUTHSOUNDTRACK-Mainstream 56057; S/6057.
The movie this music underscores isa semi -biographical, semi -fictional storyof a bullfighter. Infused in it are thereligion and passion of the Spanishlife. Highlighted is the barbarism andbeauty of the bullring. The musicbrings out these facets movingly. PieroPiccioni did his work well.
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10 IT'S THE ONLY WAY TO FLY(Pattern, ASCAP)Jewel Akens-Era 3147
11 YOU CAN'T TAKE IT AWAY(Curtom, BMI)Fred Hughes-Vee Jay 703
HELP 6Beatles-Capitol 5476LIKE A ROLLING STONE 1Bob Dylan-Columbia 43346EVE OF DESTRUCTION 4Barry McGuire-Dunhill 4009YOU WERE ON MY MIND 11We Five-A&M 770I GOT YOU BABE 10Sonny & Cher-Atco 4289PAPA'S GOT A BRAND NEW BAG 9James Brown-King 5999UNCHAINED MELODY 9Righteous Bros.-Philles, 129CALIFORNIA GIRLS 8Beach Boys-Capitol 5464HANG ON SLOOPY 5McCoys-Bang 506THE "IN" CROWD 7Ramsey Lewis-Argo 5506IT'S THE SAME OLD SONG 7Four Tops-Motown 1081IT AIN'T ME BABE 6Turtles-White Whale 222CATCH US IF YOU CAN 3Dave Clark Five-Epic 9833NOTHING BUT HEARTACHES 7Supremes-Motown 1080DOWN IN THE BOONDOCKS 11Billie Joe Royal-Columbia 43305HEART FULL OF SOUL 6Yardbirds-Epic 9823HOUSTON 6Dean Martin-Reprise 0393LAUGH AT ME 4Sonny-Atco 8369ACTION 5Freddlie Cannon-Warner Bros. 5645AGENT 00 SOUL 7Edwin Starr-Ric Tic 103HOLD ME, THRILL ME, KISS ME 12Mel Carter-Imperial 66331WE GOT TO GET OUT OF THIS
PLACE 4Animals-MGM 13382TRACKS OF MY TEARS 8Miracles-Tamk 54118I'M A HAPPY MAN 9Jive Five-United Artists 853
IN THE MIDNIGHT HOUR 12Wilson Pickett-Atlantic 2289SINCE I LOST YOU BABY 7Temptations-Gordy 7043SAD SAD GIRL 4Barbara Mason-Arctic 108
SAVE YOUR HEART FOR ME 11Gary Lewis & Playboys-Liberty 55809
SHAKE AND FINGERPOP 6Jr. Walker-Soul 35013
ANNIE FANNIE 5Kingsmen-Ward 189
BABY I'M YOURS 12Barbaro Lewis-Atlantic 2283ALL I REALLY WANT TO DO 11'Cher-Imperial 66114Byrds-Columbia 43332
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I'M YOURS 2Elvis Presley-RCA Victor 8657
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64 RIDE AWAY 3Roy Orbison-MGM 13386
60 YOU'VE GOT YOUR TROUBLES 3Fortunes-Press 9973
41 LIAR, LIAR 10Castaways-Soma 1433
38 29 LOOKING THROUGH THE EYESOF LOVE
Gene Pitney-Musicor 110339 42 WHO'LL BE THE NEXT IN LINE 5
Kinks-Reprise 036640 41 YOU BETTER GO 10
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COME TRUERonnie Dave-Diamond 188
43 46 YOU'VE BEEN IN LOVE TOO LONGMartha & Vondellas-Gordy 7045
50 ONLY THOSE IN LOVEBaby Washington-Sue 129
45 32 DON'T JUST STAND THEREPatty Duke-United Artists 875
56 SUMMER NIGHTSMarianne Faithful-London 9780
41 35 WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCATTom Jones-Parrot 9765
51 COLOURSDonovan ---Hickory 1324
71 WITH THESE HANDSTom Jones-Parrot 9787
50 26 JU JU HANDSam the Sham & Pharaohs-MGM 13364
51 55 FOR YOUR LOVESam & Bill-Joda 100
74 JUST YOUSonny & Cher-Atco 6359
53 33 I DON'T WANT TO LOSE YOUBABY 5
31 A LITTLE YOUFreddie and the Dreamers-Mercury 72462
58 YOU'RE GONNA MAKE ME CRY 6O. V. Wright-Back Beat 548IT'S A MAN DOWN THEREG. L. Crockett -4 Bros. Label 444MY GIRL SLOOPYLittle Caesar & Consuls-Mak 512
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68 I LIVE FOR THE SUNSunrays-Tower 148
80 NERVOUS
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90 HOME OF THE BRAVE'Jody Miller-Capitol 5483Bonnie & Treasures-Phi-Dan 5005
89 SOME ENCHANTED EVENINGJay & Americans-Laurie 919
13 MOHAIR SAMCharlie Rich-Smash 1993
83 I NEED YOUImpressions-ABC Paramount 10710
66 67 WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DODavid Jones-Colpix 784
67 65 I DON'T BELIEVEGuillotecns-HBR 446
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71 77 HEARTACHES BY THE NUMBER 4'Johnny Tillotson-MGM 13376Pat Zill-Boone 103
72 76 MOONLIGHT & ROSES 5Vic Dana-Dalton 309
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Lenny Welch-Kapp 68982 LITTLE MISS SAD 4
Five Emprces-Freeport 100184 MY TOWN, MY GUY & ME 2
Leslie Gore-Mercury 72475* (-) HUNGRY FOR LOVE 1
San Remo Strings-Ric Tic 10445878 79 SWEETHEART TREE 8
Johnny Mathis-Mercury 7246494 AIN'T IT TRUE 2
Andy Williams-Columbia 4335880 49 I'M A FOOL 13
Dino, Desi & Billy-Reprise 036781 86 THESE HANDS (SMALL BUT MIGHTY) 3
Bobby Bland-Duke 385* (-) TOSSIN' & TURNIN' 1
Ivy Leagues-Cameo 37783 85 SOUL HEAVEN 4
Dixie Drifter-Roulette 464184 39 YOU TELL ME WHY 9
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MUSIC'S PLAYING 4Drifters-Atlantic 2298
86 88 TOO HOT TO HOLD 2Major Lance-Okeb 7726
96 THERE BUT FOR FORTUNE 2Joan Baez-Vanguard 35031
88 93 GOOD TIMES 3Gene Chandler-Constellation 160
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Arthur Prysock-Old Town C118392 54 IF I DIDN'T LOVE YOU 6
Chuck Jackson-Wand 18893 97 HIGH HEEL SNEAKERS 3
Stevie Wonder-Tamla 5411994 95 YOU CAN'T BE TRUE DEAR 2
Pctti Page-Columbia 4334595 (-) CARA-LIN 1
Strangeloves-Bang 1001796 (-) KEEP ON DANCING 1
Gcntrys-MGM 1337997 100 ROUNDABOUT 2
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Neil Sedaka-RCA Victor 8637100 (-) WAY OF LOVE 1
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(Faithful Virtue, BMI)EVE OF DESTRUCTION (Trousdale, BMI)
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25 RESPECT (East Time, Redwall, BMI)65 RIDE AWAY (Acuff Rose, BMI)12 ROUNDABOUT (Leeds, ASCAP)56 SAD SAD GIRL (Stilran, Dandelion, BMI)
13359727
WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT(United Artists, ASCAP)
WHO'LL BE THE NEXT IN LINE (Joy Boy, BMI)4739
FOR YOUR LOVE (Blackwood, BMI) 51 IT'S GONNA TAKE A MIRACLE SAVE YOUR HEART FOR ME WITH THESE HANDS (Ben Bloom, ASCAP) 49GOOD TIMES (Chi Sound, Jalynne, BMI) . 88 (South Mt., BMI) 41 (Geld -Udell -Purchase, BMI) 28 WORLD THROUGH A TEARHANG ON SLOOPY IT'S THE SAME OLD SONG (Jobete, BMI) 11 SHAKE & FINGERPOP (Jobete, BMI) 29 (Bregman, Vocco & Conn, ASCAP) 99
(Picturetone, Mellin, BMI)HEARTACHES BY THE NUMBER (Pamper, BMI)HEART FULL OF SOUL (Miller, ASCAP)HELP (Maslen, BMI)HIGH HEEL SNEAKERS (Medal, BMI)HOLD ME, THRILL ME, KISS ME
(Mills Music, Inc., ASCAP)HOME OF THE BRAVE (Screen Gems -Col., BMI)HOUSTON (Criterion, ASCAP)HUNGRY FOR LOVE (Myto, BMI)I DON'T BELIEVE (Anihanbar, BMI)
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YOU BETTER GO (South Mt., BMI)YOU CAN'T BE TRUE DEAR (Biltmore, ASCAP)YOU'RE GONNA MAKE ME CRY (Don, BMI)YOU'RE THE ONE (Leeds, ASCAP)YOU TELL ME WHY (Taracrest, BMI)YOU WERE ON MY MIND
(Witmark & Sons, ASCAP)YOU'VE BEEN IN LOVE TOO LONG
(Jobete BMI)YOU'VE GOT YOUR TROUBLE (Mills, ASCAP)
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1 1 OUT OF OUR HEADSRolling Stones -London LL -3429: PS -429 20 LOOK AT USSonny & Cher-Atco 177 28 HELPBeatles Soundtrack -Capitol MA -2386:
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4 2 SUMMER DAYS & SUMMER NIGHTS 8Beach Boys -Capitol T-2354: ST -2354
5 5 SOUND OF MUSIC 26Soundtrack -RCA Victor LOCD-2005
6 6 BRINGING IT ALL BACK HOME 20Bob Dylan -Columbia CL -2328: CS -9128 15 THE "IN" CROWD 5Ramsey Lewis -Ago 757: 3-757
8 3 HERMAN'S HERMITS ON TOUR 13MGM E-4295: SE -4295
9 9 JUST ONCE IN MY LIFE 15Righteous Bros-Philles LP -3008: S-4008
10 11 HAVING A WILD WEEKEND 6Dave Clark Five -Epic LN-24162
11 8 MY NAME IS BARBRA 16Barbra Streisand-Columbia CL -2236: CS -9136
12 4 BEATLES VI 12Capitol T-2358: ST -2354
13 7 MARY POPPINS 50Soundtrack -Vista BV -4026
14 14 THE GENIUS OF JANKOWSKI 11Horst Jankowski -Mercury MG -20993:
SR -60993 26 MORE HITS BY THE SUPREMES 4Motown 727: S-627
25 ELVIS FOR EVERYONE 4Elvis Presley -RCA LPM-3450: LSP-3450
25. CONNIE FRANCIS SINGS THE ALLTIME INTERNATIONAL HITS
MGM E-4298
26. RIVERS ROCK THE FOLKSJohnny Rivers -Imperial LP -2993
21. COUNTRY & WESTERN MEETS
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RHYTHM & BLUESRay Charles -ABC Paramount ABC -520WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS NOWJackie DeShannon-Imperial LP -9286THE ORIGINAL PEANUTSSunglows-Sunglows SLP-103
30. A WORLD OF OUR OWNSeekers -Capitol T-2369
31. THROUGH THE EYES OF LOVEGene Pitney-Musicor MM -2069
32. SAY SOMETHINGC. inckson & M. Brown -Wand 669
33. SENTIMENTAL JOURNEYDoris Day -Columbia CL -2360
34. THE TURNAROUNDHank Mobley -Blue Note 4186
35. KISMETLincoln Center Orig. Cast -
RCA Victor LPM-232836. MUSIC FROM "SHIP OF FOOLS"
Arthur Fiedler -RCA Victor LPM-2817THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE
ENTIRE WORLDKaye Ballard -Columbia OL-6410
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38. CONNIE SMITHRCA Victor LMP-3341
39. HARLOWSoundtrack -Columbia CL -6390
40. BRAVO STUART!Enzo Stuarti-Epic-24152
41. PLAY A GUITAR WITH THE VENTURESDolton BLP-16501
42. COUNTRY LOVE SONGSVic Damone-Warner Bros. W-1607
43. MY CHERIEAl Martino -Capitol T-2381
44. LA BAMBAMongo Santamaria-Columbia CL -2375
45. FEELS LIKE LOVIN'Stu Phillips -Capitol T-2356
46. YES I'M READYBarbara Mason -Arctic M-1000
47. WOODY ALLEN, VOL. IIColpix CP-488
48. THEY'RE PLAYING OUR SONGHenry Rene-Decca DL -4574
49. MILES DAVIS PLAYS FOR LOVERSPrestige PR -7352
50. IF I LOVED YOUJohnny Mann Singers -Liberty LRP-34111
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WHERE IT'S ATBY KAL RUDMAN
FLASH: Soul Brother Chuck Leonard has been hired asa Top 30 pop jock by WABC, NYC. He was at WWRL, NYC,and I hear that he will follow "Cousin" Bruce Morrow atnight. This is an important breakthrough, and it is obviouslytime for Soul Brothers who feel they can cut it on formatpop stations, and have the desire to work on one, to submittrack records, tapes, etc., and win some of these good jobs.A while back Reggie LeVong quietly joined NBC's WRCV in
Philadelphia (now Westinghouse's KYW) asa middle-of-the-road music jockey. However,KYW is now going all -news, and I don'tknow what Reggie's plans are.
I'll say this much: Some of the big popjocks on some big stations sound like TonyRandall doing his satirical impression of adj on TV's Hollywood Palace." And I havenever heard better production, format orswingin' jocks anywhere than our friendsat WABQ, Cleveland -Ed Wright, Les An-
derson and Wash Allan. Eddie makes many pop jocks soundlike babies, and he built and created all the "Sound" atWABQ himself. Of course, most R&B jocks would rather play"soul" and you can't hardly blame them.
I read in Behind the Scenes that Jack Mindy, WTRX, Flint,was amazed that the Ramsey Lewis hit #1 in his Pop Top30. Why are you shocked to learn your listeners have soul,Jack? Ask yourself why you're not playing other R&B smasheslike maybe the Wilson Pickett, Billy Stewart, Joe Tex orContours instead of some of those antiseptic, bubble -gum"paddy" sounds, and then make your station and listenerscome alive. As Chuck Jackson sez to Maxine Brown (in theirLP cut, "Please Don't Hurt Me")-"Baby, I'm gonna showYOU how to LIVE!" . . . The Joe Tex has already hit #1in many markets; "Soul Heaven" has exploded big all over;and the 0. V. Wright is now a sales giant in the North andall over. This "sleeper" reaches the people and moves themsomehow . . . The San Remo Strings just "busts" whereverit's played, now in Philadelphia, Cleveland and Chicago, etc.. . . Jimmy Bishop reports the Contours #1 in Philadelphia.It's also top 5 pop. It was our R&B tip in Gavin Reports whenit came out . . . Jerry Wexler has signed Patti & the Blue -belles plus Ted Taylor. Joe Tex is going #1 R&B . . . "C. C.
Rider," Bobby Powell, WHIT, a solid hit in New Orleans andShreveport and is Stan Lewis of Stan's Record Shop thrilled.. . . There's a record out there that I just can't understand:"Candy," Astors, Stax. Ed Wright found it and took it to#1 at WABQ, Cleveland. Then WDAS and WIBG, Philadelphiawent on it and over 35,000 were sold. Then Dallas broke itpop and R&B, and now it has busted pop in Chicago off WLS,and is charted at #8 at WBEE, the Rollins R&B station inChicago. Tell me, doesn't anyone want to play & break asplash? ... Congratulations to the A&R staff at Chess Records(guys like Billy Davis, Phil Wright, Renard Miner, CarlSmith, Gene "Daddy G" Barge, "Long Gone" Thompson forthe sensational product they are turning out. The new BillyStewart, "How Nice It Is," is an automatic winner and dittofor: "Rescue Me" and Soul of the Man," Fontella Bass; "ForMy Man," Mitty Collier and, contrary to play on the otherside, the hit side of the Little Milton is "Help Me, Help You". . . Congratulations to arranger Allan Toussaint, writerNaomi Neville and promoter Marshall Seahorn for a sensa-tional job on "What a Sad Feeling," Betty Harris, Sansu . . .
There is no question that "In the Midnight Hour," WilsonPickett, is a pop hit where played as already proven in Phila-delphia, NYC, Atlanta, St. Louis, Hartford, Baltimore -Wash-ington. Other R&B hits showing Pop Hit action (as listedin the Bill Gaven Report) are: "Help Me," Little Milton (NYC,
DJ ChangesEVERETT E. WRENTo: WMCA-New YorkFrom: WOLF -Syracuse, N. Y.Production DirectorDUSTY RHODESUpped at: WSAI-CincinnatiMusic DirectorHEWITT "COYOTE" WOLFEBack to: KIKO-Globe, ArizonaC/w Deejay
Rotate Signing
..._ itasia4Cathy Carroll is shown signingher Rotate Records contractlast week. Also present, fromleft, Eddie Newmark, head ofRotate, and Bob Halley, who co -produced Rotate's first recorddate with Cathy.
2. PAPA'S GOT A BRAND NEW BAGJames Brown -King 5999
3. TRACKS OF MY TEARSMiracles-Tamla 54118
4. IN THE MIDNIGHT HOURWilson Pickett -Atlantic 2289
5. SAME OLD SONGFour Tops -Motown 1081
6. UNCHAINED MELODYRighteous Bros.-Philles 129
7. THE "IN" CROWDRamsey Lewis -Argo 1050
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SHAKE & FINGERPOPJr. Walker -Soul 35013
I WANT TOJoe Tex -Dial 4016
SOUL HEAVENDixie Drifter -Roulette 4641
FIRST I LOOK AT THE PURSEContours -Gordy 7044
SAD, SAD GIRLBarbara Mason -Arctic 108
AGENT 00 SOULEdwin Starr -Ric Tic 103
YOU'RE GONNA MAKE ME CRY0. V. Wright-Backbeat 548
SOMEONE IS WATCHINGSolomon Burke -Atlantic 2299
THESE HANDSBobby Bland -Duke 385
IF I DIDN'T LOVE YOUChuck Jackson -Wand 188
FOR YOUR LOVESam & Bill-Joda 100
NOTHING BUT HEARTACHESSupremes-Motown 1080
DANGER HEARTBREAK DEAD AHEADMarvelettes-Tamla 54120
I'M SO THANKFULikettes--Modern 1011
NEVER COULD YOU BEImpressions -ABC Paramount 10710
YOU CAN'T TAKE IT AWAYFred Hughes-Vee Jay 703
TREAT HER RIGHTRay Head -Back Beat 546
HUNGRY FOR LOVESam Remo Strings -Ric Tic 104
THE COLOR OF HIS LOVE IS BLUEOdessa Harris -Uptown 711
LET'S MOVE AND GROOVE TOGETHERJohnny Nash-Joda 102
HOW NICE IT ISBilly Stewart -Chess 1941
RESCUE MEFontella Bass -Checker 1120
IF YOU EVER LOVED SOMEONEGloria Parker-LLP 104
GOIN' FOR MYSELFEddie & Ernie -Eastern 606
ME WITHOUT YOUMary Wells -20th Fox 606
LET'S DO IT OVERJoe Simon-Vee Jay 694
HELP ME HELP YOULittle Milton -Checker 1118
I'M LIVING GOODOvations --Gold wax
GOT TO FIND A WAYHarold Burrage-M-Pac 7228
YOU BETTER GODerek Martin -Roulette 4613
BREAK DOWN AND CRYCain & Able -Destination
YOU DON'T HAVE TO SHOP AROUNDMad Lads -Volt 127
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Pop BeatWalkers Wow Blighty!
Charlie Fach of Smash reports a hot story to yours truly:An American group called the Walker Brothers pulled areverse -switch on England, let their hair grow long, went overthere and have wiped the country OUT! Their recording ofBert Bachrach -Hal David's "Make It Easy On Yourself" (done byDionne Warwick here) hit the charts there at #1. It's donewith a 30 -piece orchestra.
They are big, husky, rough -looking guys whom those hipBritish kids dig, and even more important they are greatlive performers. (A big American group that had a #1 rec-ord here just bombed in England because of bad performance.)The Walker Brothers are having their clothes torn off, and thewhole bit. Sales are 12,000 a day which is great there. Whenthe record hits its peak there, Smash will release it State-side. So import your copy now!
British kids are even more hip than California kids, sincebuying a record is a major investment, and they know thenames of the arrangers, producers, writers, etc. It's no gamewith them. Of course, the hippest listeners of all in this
Scountry are the R&B people. Those kids don't shuck andjive!
The Walker BrothersSmash Records has a breakout on "The Sun Ain't Gonna
Shine Anymore," Frankie Valli, in Buffalo, Hartford and theNortheast . . . Top Bust -Out of the Week is "Love's Concerto,"Toys, Dyno Voice, which is a giant in Philadelphia off WIBGand is breaking in San Francisco, L.A., etc. . . . "You're TheOne," Vogues, Co & Ce, is breaking and spreading every-where after Pittsburgh . . . Jerry Wexler, Exec VP and Gen-eral Manager of Atlantic/Atco, tells me that "Laugh AtMe," Sonny, is a Giant in sales. You would not believe thesales on the Sonny & Cher LP. They are like the Beatles.Ask Jerry to send you his old LP of "This Is My Beloved"(from the famous book) and play it for your girl (or evenyour wife) . . . Stevie Wonder and Joan Baez both have solidhits. So could you define rock & roll on a TV panel show?. . . "If You've Got Heart," Bobby Goldsboro, U.A., sellingin the South and Mid -West . . . "I Live For The Sun," Sunrays,Tower, broke for a solid hit . . . "A Taste of Honey," HerbAlpert, A&M, is breaking all over the place. Class will tell!. . . "Respect," Otis Redding, Volt, is breaking pop in manyareas. Pop PD's are learning that Otis is an artist for adultswho just happens to use a musical form called R&B ratherthan, say, country. His lyrics are sophisticated and meaning-ful to mature minds-the people who buy the cars, not thekids who steal the hub -caps. Same true for Chuck Jackson.
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07qm/flu nisi,- a lAreaifinRecord World extends sympathy to the family of Cliff Sholl
of WRIV-Riverhead, L. I. who was killed August 21 in an auto-mobile accident.
Dan Daniel is celebrating his fourth anniv at WMCA in NewYork . . . KBER-San Antonio will inaugurate the MuncipalAud. there with a c/w show starring Webb Pierce, Sonny James,Willie Nelson, Stonewall Jackson, Bobby Helms, Wade Ray, MaryTaylor and Roy Orbison . . . The Kingsmen, Barbara Masonand Eddie Hodges headlined the WGH-Newport News, Va. "Backto School" review Sept. 4 . . . KVI-Seattle sponsored the SecondAnnual Seafair Stage Band Festival a few weeks back.
Ray Ford writes ecstatically that WVOC-Battle Creek, Mich.is now all country . . . Another country-minded station is WHO -Des Moines now programming c/w from midnight to 5:30 a. m.six days a week. Mike Hoyer is the caller.
WDOG-Marine City, Michigan is now solid c/w 6:30 a.m.-9a.m. Mon. thru Fri. and 6-9 a.m. Sat. Records will be appreciated. . . Michael Ritchie is now programming WCRC-Richmond-Va.. . . Earl Rothgeb at P. 0. Box 208, Luray, Va. wants it knownthat jocks can get copies of Lorene Mann's "Stranger at theFuneral," Jack Greene's "Don't You Ever Get Tired," RubyWright's "Adios Aloha," Eva Lena Chenault's "Miss You Allthe Time" and Johnny Foster's "You Slammed the Door" bywriting.
WBUG-Ridgeland, S. C. wants records. Address is Box 86.William Kane writes that WTRA-Latrobe, Pa. is now an all
c/w station and could use disks (address: 202 Main Street).Congrats and good luck . . . The KSFO-San Francisco midnightto 6 show is being jointly sponsored by the Brave Bulls restau-rants and Winters Pontiacs . . . KDFI-Kansas completed amammoth promo campaign last month with a '65 Mustang as thebig prize.
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CLEAR FROM THE COASTBY NORMAN GREER & EDDIE KAFAFIAN
HOLLYWOOD - KHJ Radio's audience rating may dropquicker than it soared because of a soaring helicopter that be-came a very sore spot with teens attending the KRLA spon-sored Beatles concerts here in Hollywood Bowl.
Someone in KHJ's promo department thought it was a wildidea to hire a chopper, send it over the Bowl and have theelectronic sign board spell out "KHJ Welcomes The Beatles toL.A." They didn't realize that the whirlybird would make THATmuch noise and the kids couldn't hear any of the acts on stage.We spoke, personally, to more than a dozen teens who alsosaid they were miffed that KHJ would try to cash -in on KRLA'sconcert. On the surface it may seem small, but it's no tempestin a teapot when the kids start vowing they'll never again listento KHJ.
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Bill McFarland (Spanky McFarland of films) moves into thedisk field with Pine Key Productions which has formed DeemRecords to put out a new Brad Berwick biscuit, "God, Countryand My Baby." It's the old Chico Holiday tune that JohnnyBurnett had a smash with. Although Berwick digs P. F.Sloan's "Eve of Destruction," he and McFarland feel a moreupbeat tune on the war times could catch on . . . Bill Bell can'tmake up his mind on which way to go with his new Gemcor
label. The Rumors, Eddie Burkey or, a new group, The BeckettQuintet. Bell brought in Nick Venet to A & R the quintet onBob Dylan's tune "It's All Over Now Baby Blue," and this isthe one he's going all-out on, this week . . . Harry Mazelowreports a big one looming on his Crusader label. "Trouble WithA Woman" by Kip and Ken . . . Keep on eye on Diplomacy's"Mama Keep Your Big Mouth Shut," by Jim Doval.
Orange -Empire's Palace Guards keep on moving up, locally,with "All Night Long." Gary Bookasta, O -E's chief, now hasArt Newberger as grand mufti in all areas. Newberger wasOriginal Sound's sales head . . . Art Leboe's "Drums A Go Go"on 0-S could be a "monster." He's really rushing to get outthe Hollywood Persuaders album before Imperial's Ken Nelsonand Dunhill's Hal Blaine get off the ground.
Dee Gee Records won't release Ike Cole now until Octoberor November when he arrives here to cut an album. Right nowDee Gee head, Doris Gilbert, is pushing "Honey," by Tony Har-ris. He penned the tune and also A & R's the session and itcould happen, BUT BIG . . . Liberty's Phil Skaff keen on theBobby Fuller Four who seem to be making it in all the enter-tainment areas.
If Steve Allen decides to run for Congress to fill the seatJimmy Roosevelt vacates, look for the entire music industry toback him. Allen is weighing the matter carefully and one ofthe drawbacks is that he claims he makes in one week in LasVegas what a congressman earns all year . . . And the G.O.P.heads here signed Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass to headline abash at the H'wood Palladium for Richard Nixon and Sen.George Murphy.
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Joe Tex, Wilson Pickett, Derek Martin, 0. V. Wright,Bobby Bland, Little Milton, Fred Hughes, Carla Thomas,Bettie Harris, Betty Layette, Billy Stewart, Dionne Warwick,etc. But don't get me wrong. These artists all cook with aBig Beat and kids dig them also.
Swan Records in Philadelphia has is hot. "Close YourEyes," 3 Degrees, has Busted in Philadelphia off WIBG (andR&B off WDAS) and is over 12,000. WMEX, Boston; Bothstations in Hartford; WHYN, Springfield; WKBW, Buffalo;WPTR, Albany; and both stations in Providence have goneon it. Meanwhile, "You're Everything," Showmen, Swan, isLarge in Cleveland . . .
Ted Kellem of Columbia Records, Philadelphia reports thatthe Mongo Sante Maria LP "La Bamba" is red hot, and thebig cut off Sid Marks, WHAT, play is, "Just Say Good -Bye,"Don Wright, Eastern Field Manager for Kapp Records, re-ports that "What You're Putting Me Though," Diane Newby,is on WMCA, NY; WPGC & WWDC, Washington and is creat-ing a "lot of excitement" in the Miami area.
Lovin' Spoonful have a Smash for Kama -Sutra . . . "I GoCrazy," Bocky & Visions, looks big for Redda-Atco . . . Thebig British hit, "Everyone's Gone To the Moon," JonathanKing, continues to keep the Parrott label hot. Bill Gavin surecalled the shot on this one and Parrott's "Way of Love" byKathy Kirby . . . Barbara Mason's "Sad Sad Girl" is a bigfollow-up for Arctic . . . "Hungry for Love," San Remo Strings,Ric -Tic, continues to grow and spread from Detroit BEASTsales . . . "Hey Ho," Guess Who, Scepter, is making is mak-ing noise as is the Tom Jones and Bobby Fuller 4 . . . "RonRunner," Gants, Liberty a SMASH in Memphis and Miami . . .
Billy Harper started the Kathy Kirby in Philly."For Your Love," Barn & Bill, Joda, WIBG, Philadelphia;
WQXI, Atlanta; WPTR, Albany; WEAM, Washington . . .
"Annie -Fanny," Kingsmen, Wand, is strong in sales . . . "GirlFrom Peyton Place"-Dickie Lee, TCF, is making Doug Moodysmile . . . The boys in Detroit are happy as "The Bigger YourHeart," Tony Martin, Motown, racks up a lot of picks. (JohnnyCarson told Tony he never heard of Tamla-Motown Records,
which figures) . . . Liberty getting action on "What Do YouWant" by the Accents. Picks coming in on the new BobbyVee. A good record . . . Many big picks on the new LesleyGore, Roger Miller, Bobby Vinton, Herman's Hermits and whatelse is NEW? . . . I like the new Newbeats. It really takes offhalfJoe Kolsky says this is Ronnie Dove's largest . . . Many pickson "Closer," Samantha Jones, U.A. . . . Pop reports starting on"Let's Move & Groove Together," Johnny Nash, Joda . . .
"I Dig You Baby," Luarine Ellison, Mercury, went on WKBW,Buffalo . . . Sales are starting on one of Record World'srecent "Sleepers of the Week" "All Night Long," PalaceGuard, Orange Empire . . . "I Want To Do Everything ForYou," Joe Tex, Dial, is Top 10 in sales in St. Louis.
"First I Look At The Purse," Contours, Gordy, is Top 10in Sales in Philadelphia and Detroit . . . Chuck Jackson andWilson Pickett are Top 20 in Detroit; The Bobby Bland andDixie Drifter are starting well there . . . "Moon Over Naples,"Bert Kaempfert, Decca, selling in Chicago . . . "We're- DoingFine," DeeDee Warwick, Blue Rock, selling in Pittsburgh . . .
"Are You a Boy, etc." Barbarians, Laurie, is Top 3 in Bostonsales . . . "Annie -Fanny," Kingsmen, Wand is a BIG sellerin Beantown, as is "Heart -Aches By the Number," Johnny Tillot-son, MGM . . . "Sins of the Family," P. F. Sloan, Dunhill, lookslike a record in Boston, St. Louis, Washington, Seattle and Cali-f orna.
Selling in Philadelphia: "Danger," Marvelettes, and "Cold -Gray Dawn," Lee Andrews, Atlantic. New for play on WIBG,Philadelphia: Bobby Vinton, Roger Miller, Ian Whitcomb, Veji-tables, Fred Hughes, Rufus & Carla, Joe Tex, Otis Redding,Jonathin King and "Sea Cruise" side of Herman's Hermits . .
"Two Different Worlds," Lenny Welch, Kapp, selling in NYCoff WMCA, as 'is Only Those in Love," Baby Washington, Sue. . . "Crossroads of Love," Tony & Tyrone, Columbia, Top 5in New Orleans and Sam Cooke is Top 10 there. Also sellinglarge in N.O.: Joe Simon, Wilson Pickett, 0. V. Wright andBarbara Mason . . . Matty "Humdinger" Singer reports "INeed You," Impressions, ABC, broke pop in Philadelphia . . .
"Keep On Dancing," Gentry's, MGM, is large . . . "MohairSam," Charlie Rich, is a smash . . . "Ain't It True," AndyWilliams, Columbia, making much noise . . . Vic Dana, Cast-aways and Jody Miller are all solid hits.
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Minucci's Ulsyra SwingingNEW YORK-Ulsyra Productions, headed by composer Ulpio
Minucci, is gathering much momentum these days.Minucci told Record World last week that Ulsyra will be
producing all sides on Guy Pastor who bows this week onthe Audio -Fidelity label.
Ulsyra also will produce for Mercury all Mendelsohn's organmusic with Frederick Swann playing.
Although he couldn't talk just now and at least not untilnext week, Minucci hinted that there was very big news com-ing from Ulsyra concerning new arists and possibly a newlabel. A few pending contract signings stand between nowand the announcements.
Guy Pastor (seated), the sing-ing son of bandman Tony Pas-tor, puts his name on thedotted line of new Audio Fidel-ity contract while Herman D.Gimbel, label president (left),producer Ulpio Minucci, repre-senting Ulsyra Productions andGene LaBrie, Pastor's manager,(right) stand by. Deal wasmade through Ulsyra who pro-duced Pastor's first release,"Weep."
Minucci has his fingers crossed these days because he isup for an Emmy (they'll be announced Sept. 12) for his 55minutes of music for ABC's "Leonardo DaVinci" hour inthe Saga of Western Man series. (His competition is NormanDella Joio for "The Louvre.")
The composer-A&R man disclosed that major labels weredickering for the recording rights to "The Saga of WesternMan." He wouldn't say which, however-only that ABC-TVwanted to insure deluxe packaging for the series when re-corded.
Joda Names FineNat'l Sales Dir.
NEW YORK-Joda Recordshas named Jack Fine, top drum-beater, National Sales and Pro-motion Director.
Fine previously held the fol-lowing diversified posts: Na-tional Promotion Director,World Artists Records; Na-
tional Promotion Director,ABC -Paramount; National Pro-motion Director, Atlantic; VP,Sales and Promotion, Amy-Mala-Dimension; and AssistantNational Promo Manager, WaltDisney Records.
He also held positions in thepublishing business as GeneralRepresentative for Walt Dis-ney's music catalogue. Fine, isalso a songwriter.
Best NARM(Continued from page 7)
come Associate Members ofNARM, Jules Malamud, NARMExecutive Director, has plannedthis meeting for distributorswho have made application toNARM and paid their member-ship dues, to meet with theRegular Members of the As-sociation, and plan a futureprogram to include distributorsin the organization's annualactivities.
Applications will be availableprior to the meeting for dis-tributors who wish to affiliate.Only those distributors whohave made application and paidtheir dues will be invited toattend the meeting.
Immediately prior to theopening Dinner -Meeting for theRegular Members of NARM,George A. Berry (Modern Re-cord Service, New Orleans),
President of the organization,has called a Board of Directorsmeeting. Part of the meetingwill be devoted to the presenta-tion of applications for mem-bership in all association cate-gories, Regular (rack jobber),Associate (manufacturer) andAssociate (distributor).
In attendance at the meet,in addition to Berry, will beDon Ayers (Record Wholesalers,Inc., San Francisco, Calif.) VicePresident; Jack Geldbart (Land F Record Service, Atlanta,Georgia), Secretary; John Bil-linis, (Billinis DistributingCompany, Salt Lake City, Utah)Treasurer; Stanley Jaffe (Gor-don Sales Company, Seattle,Washington), Director; Cecil H.Steen (Recordwagon, Inc., Wo-burn, Mass.), Director and PastPresident; James J. Tiedjens(Musical Isle Record Corp., Mil-waukee, Wis.) Director andPast President.
Pye Welcomes WB With3 - Day London Fete
BURBANK, CALIF.-WarnerBrothers Records presidentMike Maitland returned thisweek from what has been called"the most ambitious launchingof a new label affiliation in thehistory of the record business."
Last week Maitland partici-pated in festivities in London,where Pye Records officiallywelcomed the Warner BrothersRecords label to its distributionfamily. Reprise Records hasbeen a longtime member of thePye
Three-day festivities honoredthe new association. Headquar-tered at London's CumberlandHotel, the Pye convention sawevery member of the Pye Re-cords firm in attendance, to-gether with key press and mu-sic business delegates. At-tending from Warners wereMaitland and guest artist AllanSherman. Representing Pyewere Petula Clark and MarleneDietrich.
Several of the label's conti-nental licensees also came overto join in the celebrations, in-cluding Mr. and Mrs. LeonCabat and Disques Vogue,France, and Paul Claude. RobertOeges, director of Negram ofHolland and Hans Kellermanalso of Negram and Delta werepresent, and from CGD in Italy
Towering Group
Alan W. Livingston, Presi-dent, Capitol Records, Inc.(right), presents a familiar -looking foursome with a goldrecord for their latest CapitolLP, "Help!" The Beatles alsohave another gold record onthe way, this one for theirsingle, "Help!" Action occur-red the other week during thefoursome's press conferencewhich was held in Studio Aof the Capitol Tower in Holly-wood. "Help!" was the Beatles'seventh LP to earn a gold rec-ord.
came Giuseppe Giannini.Maitland stated on his re-
turn that he was particularlyimpressed by Pye's extensivepromotional efforts. He praisedLouis Benjamin, head of PyeRecords, as one of the mostcreative and promotion -mindedexecutives in world record busi-ness. Maitland cited a widerange of dealer contests, in-store displays and posters, pub-licity, and consumer incentivesdeveloped to launch the WarnerBrothers-Pye affiliation.
A highlight of the three-daycelebration was the presenta-tion via slide -film of the dozenalbums Pye will introduce fromWarner Brothers and Reprisethis August -September. Film,similar to the one shown toWB-Reprise American distribu-tors, was specially prepared forthe England event.
Gold For MercNEW YORK - The Record
Industry Association of Amer-ica has conferred its gold re-cord certification on two Mer-cury albums: "More Encoresof Golden Hits" by the Plattersand "The Return of RogerMiller" on Mercury's Smashlabel.
Col Attorney Gen'lWalter R. Yetnikoff has been
appointed General Attorney ofColumbia Records. He succeedsClive J. Davis who was pro-moted to Administrative VP,Columbia.
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Won KIERviBY ALAN FREEMAN
Yes, I have been missing fortwo weeks, and I hope you'll ac-cept my apologies. I had to flyto Australia at a moment's no-tice because of a family bereave-ment. It was my dear old "Mum"who, believe it or not, was amost enthusiastic "Pop Fan"and reader of Record World. AndI think that on many occasionsshe could have told many a teen-ager exactly where Bob Dylan,The Beatles, The Kinks, GenePitney, Petula Clark and TheRolling Stones were placed inthe charts on both sides of theAtlantic!
Actually, pop music's ratherAlan Freeman wonderful, and at this stage of
1965 no one can, in truth, deny its existence or the fact that it'sas much a part of so many individuals' lives as is breath itself.And, you know, for some strange reason, many of those sameindividuals will deny it to the world and even start believingthat they are looking in the mirror and seeing the truth! We'rea strange lot, aren't you?
Anyway, on my return from Australia, I decided that I'd spenda few days on the Northern coast of France with my manager,Bunny Lewis and his family. To be more precise, we traveled toBrittany, and I can promise you that if my French in Paris isconsidered a disaster, then in Brittany it could only be describeda revolting flop!
Ah, but then we come upon the subject of food, and, as in New
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York, London or anywhere you care to name (don't mentionTokyo and make yourself unpopular with me), my appetite wasunderstood everywhere I opened my mouth. Each day Bunnylooked at me, went quite pale and kept asking, "What wouldyou do if you had to retire from show business?"
By strange coincidence, we visited the family's relations in atown called Lesneven, and on being taken to a cute balcony atthe top of a winding staircase, Bunny told me that it was onthis same balcony some 11 or 12 years ago that he wrote "CaraMia," and when I asked him how the inspiration came, he said,"I could smell smoked sausage!"
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As you know, at this very moment Jay and the Americans arenear your Top 20 with a revival of that very same song thatsomehow is mixed up with smoked sausages!
If ever you're in Brittany you must visit the old medieval townof Dinan-walls and castles and all that sort of thing, and I'mtold that Joan of Arc was once there, so three Brittany cheersfor Joan of Arc! When it comes to shell fish, you must visit oneof the Top 20 French restaurants called Melanie in Riec surBelon; and for any further information you require, just postall enquiries to Freeman's Touriste Attractions, London W.9 anda brochure will be forwarded on!
The British Top 100? The Miricales are in at No. 75 with "TheTracks of My Tears" ... Sonny and Cher in at No. 73 with "BabyDon't Go" (they're No. 1 with "I Got You Babe" and we lovethem) . . . Herman's Hermits in at No. 53 with "Just a LittleBit Better" . . . Donovan in at No. 49 with "The Universal Sol-dier" EP, and The Walker Brothers have raced from 46 to 19with "Make It Easy on Yourself" (a tremendous record).
And if at this moment you think you're smelling a smokedsausage . . .
This Week's Top 10 in Britain1. "I GOT YOU BABE"-Sonny and Cher.2. "HELP"-The Beatles.3. "A WALK IN THE BLACK FOREST"-Horst Jankowski.4. "ALL I REALLY WANT TO DO"-The Byrds.5. "ZORBA'S DANCE"-Marcello Minerbi.6. "EVERYONE'S GONE TO THE MOON"-Johnathan King.7. "(I CAN'T GET NO) SATISFACTION"-
The Rolling Stones.8. "WE GOTTA GET OUT OF THIS PLACE"-The Animals.9. "YOU'VE GOT YOUR TROUBLES"-The Fortunes.
10. "CATCH US IF YOU CAN"-The Dave Clark Five.
Decca's LPFall Plan
The Decca, Coral and Bruns-wick labels announce a com-bined popular and classical re-lease of 18 new albums, all un-der a merchandising program.The program runs throughSept. 30, inclusive, details ofwhich are now availablethrough all Decca branchesand distributors.
The new popular sets fromDecca include Peter Duchin's"Dance Till Dawn," as well asWarren Covington and His Or-chestra in "Golden TromboneFavorites." A blending of bigband brass with countryrhythms is achieved by HenryJerome and His Orchestra with"That New Country Feeling."Perennial favorite Wayne Kingis spotlighted in the new re-lease schedule with "The Bestof Wayne King," a deluxe two -record package, complete withpictures and text.
Further marquee value is at-
tained by the latest release ofthe Surfaris with "It Ain't MeBabe"; and Randy Boone, thesinging co-star of NBC -TV's"The Virginian" series, is fea-tured with "Ramblin' Randy."Another new package: "TheKitty Wells Family GospelSing."
Rounding out the new popu-lar product from Decca are twoalbums featuring the winnersof the 1965 International Bar-bershop singing competitions.The two new albums, one fea-turing the Top 10 1965 Inter-national Quartet winners, theother the International choruschampions for the year, wererecorded in the competitioncity of Boston.
Change Of PlansNew York Record Distrib-
utors, Inc. and New Deal Re-cord Service Corp. have an-nounced that they have decidednot to complete the proposedconsolidation previously an-nounced by them. Each com-pany will go its own way.
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NEW YORK-Shelby Single-ton, A & R Vice President ofMercury Record Productions,has announced the signing ofa contract between the com-pany and Koppelman-RubinAssociates, independent pro-ducers currently riding thecharts with "Do You BelieveIn Magic" by the Lovin' Spoon-ful.
Koppelman, Singleton, Rubin
The young publishing -pro-ducing team have alreadyplaced two recordings withMercury's affiliate, Philips Rec-ords. The disks, "Pied Piper"by the Changin' Times and"Goin' Lovin' With You" byJeremiah, both were releasedwithin the past week. A thirdrecord soon to be recorded bythe Liberty Belles will be re-leased via the Mercury label.
Under the terms of theirnon-exclusive agreement, Kop-pelman-Rubin, in addition tounearthing and developing newtalent for the label, may, onassignment, produce sessionsfor artists already under con-tract to the company. K -R pro-ductions and artists may ap-pear on any one of the labelswithin the Mercury family, in-cluding Philips, Smash, Fon-tana and Blue Rock.
Command BrochureCommand Records has issued
a special brochure to commemo-rate its sixth anniversary, a24 -page pamphlet designed byCommand's art director CharlesE. Murphy.
It traces the history of thecompany from the time it wasfounded by Enoch Light to itscurrent status as a division ofABC -Paramount Records. Ithighlights the milestones in thecompany's career, including theintroduction of the epochal "Per-cussion" series, and the develop-ment of new recording tech-niques.
Koppelman - Rubin Electronic Music Next Trend?In Mercury Deal
Could Be, Says Garry ShermanBY DOUG McCLELLANDNEW YORK - Arranger -con-
ductor Garry Sherman thinkshe may have the answer to thatperpetually pertinent recordworld question: what will thenext trend in popular music be?Electronic music, he suggests.
And since Sherman's talentshave contributed over the pastthree years to records with salesof about 10,000,000 copies (mostrecently, Gene Pitney's "LookingThrough the Eyes of Love"), heis a man to listen to. Which isjust what Record World didlast week, in Sherman's Man-hattan apartment (from whichhe does most of his work, mir-aculously-he has four smallsons).
Sherman recently composedand scored his first film, SevenArts' "Shadow of Evil," aFrench -made picture with PierAngeli and Kerwin Matthews.He used electronic music withan orchestra, however.
"They wanted me to do it inFrance," he said, "but I'm anidealist: I didn't want to takethe work out of the U.S. Thepicture is a James Bond typething and takes place in theOrient, so it was a natural forelectronic music.
"Although I think this kindof music will be utilized com-mercially, I don't think it willreplace live musicians. I avoidthat. I use electronic music asan extension of the orchestra.If I use an instrument insteadof strings, it's because it's moresuitable. It'll ultimately be like,say, the electronic piano-justanother instrument."
Providing they can add to theemotional impact, Sherman feelsthese still rather avant gardesounds will eventually play avital role in the success of popmusic.
On the Hit Song, Shermansays: "The key factor is, ofcourse, a good song and inter-esting lyrics. The song itselfdetermines the direction of thearrangement with a close col-laboration between the artist,the producer and the arrangerbeing essential. Ideally, a pro-ducer allows the arranger un-limited scope, the only limitationbeing what the artist can handle.As far as the record -buyingkids are concerned, they're great-they have no prejudgments:they like the new, the experi-mental."
Was PodiatristSherman, a Brooklyn lad who
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trist until he realized music wasfor him, said he first becameinterested in electronic Musicabout three years ago. Basicallya self-taugh musician, aboutthat time he began to wonderjust what formal music trainingwas all about and while satisfy-ing this quest at Columbia'scollege of musical knowledge,he noted that Vladimir Ussa-ohevsky was teaching a coursein electronic music there. Hesigned up. Pretty soon he wasusing the machines around onea.m. for his studies-Ussachev-sky himself, as well as otherstudents, were taking advantageof them during earlier hours.
"I decided that with my fam-ily I couldn't go on doing this,"he recalled. "So early in '64 Istarted my own lab here athome."
Sherman says he learned agreat deal with Ussachevsky,and could use certain of the"designs" his instructor gavehim to turn out hit records."But I won't," he vowed. "Ipromised Ussachevsky I wouldn't.I use them in studios, but Ilimit them. There are purelycommercial guys around whowill eventually start using thesounds, and then I will followsuit-not copying them; I haveplenty of my own sounds."
Meanwhile, Sherman, an EpicRecords artist, also producesa few sides a year "for kicks,but it's so time-consuming. AndI want to stay as creative, asartistic as I can." To the latterend he is currently composingthe music (electronic) for a filmshort subject on New York, aswell as arranging and conduct-ing upcoming sessions for suchartists as Irene Reid, the Vac-els, Kai Winding, Gene Pitney,
Damita Jo and-a new groupcomprised of three girls whocall themselves the Boys, a featSherman assures is not accom-plished electronically.
New So. MountainSongs See Action
NEW YORK - Stan Catron,General Professional Manager ofSouth Mountain Music, reportsthat a number of the firm's newsongs have been recorded re-cently by several top artists.
"Tennessee Baby" has beendone by Danny Harrison for re-lease on Coral. The NashvilleTeens have waxed "Jealous One.""Goin' Out of My Head," a suc-cess for Little Anthony & theImperials on DCP International,is slated for a new interpreta-tio by Camarata on London."What's the Matter, Baby?" isthe Strangers' latest outing onJubilee.
South Mountain will also havesongs in LPs by Trini Lopez,the Wild Ones and Elke Sommer."The Rhythm and Blues Album,"Lopez' newest Reprise album,contains "So Fine." "FoolishPride" and "Around the Corner"are included in the Wild Ones'first album for U.A. Elke Som-mers' debut LP for MGM willhave "Heartaches, Heartaches."
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Cap Into FallWith 14 LPs
HOLLYWOOD-Capitol ush-ers in the fall season this weekwith 14 new pop albums in-cluding Wayne Newton's "Sum-mer Wind" and "It's Been ASwingin Summer" by GeorgeChakiris.
Junior Mance and trio pre-sent "That's Where It Is," andguitarist Laurindo Almeida isfeatured in a solo performanceof "Suenos (Dreams)." NorrieParamor and his orchestra of-fer an album of Jimmy McHughsongs in "Warm And Willing,"while Mickey Katz travels toBroadway for "Fiddler On TheRoof."
Country and Western takesthe spotlight with Merle Hag-gard's first Capitol LP("Strangers"), Hank Thompsonand his Brazos Valley Boys on"Luckiest Heartache in Town"and "Hits of T. Texas Tyler."
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Big 3 Fur PieceNEW YORK-Arnold Max -
in, Big 3 Music chief, hasended a far-reaching searchfor a Balalaika band to high-light the theme from MGM'supcoming film, "Dr. Zhiv-ago." Jack Raymond and his14 -piece Balalaika aggrega-tion hang their fur hats justa few blocks from the Big 3home office here.
turn with "As Time Goes By,"and guitarist Glen Campbell isspotlighted in "The Big, BadRock Guitar of Glen Campbell."
The Hollywood Bowl andCapitol symphony orchestrasoffer two albums, "Opera With-out Tears" (conductors, CarmenDragon and Alfred Newman)and "Pomp and Circumstance"(Felix Slatkin, Earl BernardMurray, Newman and Dragon).
Capitol of The World presentsSilverio Pisu and "Italy Today."
Concert Review
Nardello DelightsAt Cherry HillCHERRY HILL, N.J.-Play-
ing to capacity crowds for threenights (Aug. 25, 26, 27) at "theworld's largest enclosed shop-ping center," the Cherry HillMall, George Nardello, alto,tenor and bari saxist, waspresented in a concert aptlytitled "Inventive Jazz Show-case."
Twenty -seven -year -old Nar-dello, a schooled classical mu-sician as well, proved to be oneof the most exciting new jazzartists in some time. He sur-rounded himself with a bigband sound that comprised twotrumpets, one trombone, twosaxes and four rhythm, a crackgroup of musicians to scare themost rehearsed band in thecountry with their precision.
One was reminded of the ex-citement created by the Benny
Goodman band in the "goodold days," though the referenceis not made to compare thetype of sounds-Nardello isdefinitely of the contemporaryfield if not a little ahead of it.Nardello featured a trio duringthe middle of the concert whichshowed his ability to performunder all circumstances.
Nardello, who records forCherry Hill Records, is thegenius behind all the arrange-ments, and their sound is fresh,clean, understandable and ex-citing. Cherry Hill is releasingseveral LPs of both the bigband sound and the trio withinthe next several weeks whichare bound to have a tremendousacceptance. This writer, how-ever, wishes he could have arecording of the live concertattended because the audiencecomprised a complete spectrumof six to 60 that was enter-tained and appreciative.
George Nardello is definitelya new star, and colleges wouldbe wise to make advance datesfor this group.
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TV Dancing Causes HullabalooIn our opinion critics who condemn the exuberant dancing on
NBC's "Hullabaloo" and ABC's "Shindig" as "just so muchtasteless rock and roll trash" are merely showing their culturalignorance.
Broadway genius Jerome Robbins (director and choreographerof such all-time hit musicals as "West Side Story" and "FiddlerOn The Roof") is the guiding inspirational force behind bothshows' choreography.
Both of the programs' choreographers (David Winters for"Hullabaloo" and Andre Tayir for "Shindig") are ardent dis-
ciples of Robbins' distinctive jazz ballet style,and both dancers were in the stage and filmversions of "West Side Story."
The latest blast against today's dancing wasmade by Dr. Calvin Seerveld, Chicago TrinityCollege and Divinity philosophy professor."You should not tease in public with what youcannot pay off in private," Dr. Seerveld tolda young Calvinist convention recently. "You
June Bundy must ask yourselves how does frugging helpmy faith?" The doctor also labeled the bouncy
Beatles' "A Hard Day's Night" a "dark frenzy which capturespowers beyond the realm of godliness."
Lada Edmund Jr., the 18 -year -old blonde beauty who dancesin the cage on "Hullabaloo," has nothing but scorn for thosewho want to censor the dancing on her show.
"The dances are no wilder or sexier than dances of the past,"insists Lada. "I get positively bugged when people call ourdances dirty. Sure, the stuff I do is pretty wild, but it's attractiveand it's fun."
David Winters' answer to carping critics is "That's theirlem. Evil is in the eye of the beholder. Adults are doing thesame dances now in the clubs. Maybe it's just the shock of seeingit on the TV screen."
Meanwhile, if the critics of today's TV choreography continueto harrass the rock, one network producer threatens to silencethem by running a few film clips, circa the dance scene of thelate '30s and '40s. "I've yet to see one of today's frugging teen-agers approach the over -the -shoulder -judo -like -combat routinesof the jitterbug era," is his sardonic comment.
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AROUND THE DIAL: The Kingston Trio is making its dra-matic debut on the new "Convoy" TV show this fall. . . . Wewere impressed with movie actor George Hamilton's conversa-tional charm and wit on Mery Griffin's late -night show last week.Hamilton did lip -sync vocals for his film biography of the lateHank Williams, but he'll do his own singing on his first abumfor ABC -Paramount Records. It's interesting to note that ABC-Paramount's very first hit, "A Rose and a Baby Ruth," was byanother George Hamilton (the III.)
Chad and Jeremy have temporarily split while Jeremy Clydeappears in a London Stage musical. Meanwhile, Chad Stuart isteaming up with his beautiful model wife Jill. They'll maketheir first U.S. TV appearance on the opening fall telecast ofABC's "Shindig," Sept. 16. . . . When deejay Larry McCormick,KFWB, Hollywood, interviewed Barry McGuire on "Teen Topics"Sunday, the latter was a bit startled to discover that the dis-cussion theme was titled "Did the controversial (Barry hit)record 'Eve of Destruction' contribute to the Los Angeles riots?"
It seems that even snakes wiggle when they hear the beat,a fact that may or may not be used as ammunition by thosewho knock the rock. At any rate oil workers plagued by snakesstaged a rock -gospel concert, complete with guitars, out inAvenal, Calif., last week to lure rattlesnakes out of their lairs.And what a parable Dr. Seerveld could make out of the factthat Avenal is near Apple Valley.
Nice to hear from Charlie Murdock, General Manager of WSAI,Cincinnati, Ohio. Charlie, whom we first knew as Program Di-rector of WQAM, Miami, Fla., is launching "Rocket Radio" (anew sound format for WSAI) with a "Blast Off" promotionaldrive.
Civil Aeronautics ExaminesDisk Air Freight Case
WASHINGTON, D.C.-A proposal to establish an overnightair freight rate for phonograph records will be heard Sept. 8here before an examiner for the Civil Aeronautics Board. Hear-ing resulted when Trans -World Airlines filed a proposal for arate for overnite air shipments between Dayton, Ohio and SanFrancisco and Los Angeles. The recent petition was circulatedamong all carriers and resulted in complaints from Slick Air-ways and Flying Tiger airlines.
Scheduled to be present to charges, these fees were sub -back the petition are repre- mitted to the CAB for approval.sentatives of TWA and Mer- Up to now, Mercury has beencury Records and possibly one utilizing primarily an air -truckmajor disk trade association. differential rate, which pro -Attending for Mercury will be vided for shipments up to 72Irwin H. Steinberg, Executive hours in transit. Under pro -Vice -President 'of the corpora- visions of the projected TWAtion, and Dave Caldwell, Traffic rate to the west coast, de -Manager for the corporation's livery would be overnight, pro -pressing plant in Richmond, viding Coast sources with ma -Ind. terial 300% more quickly. Fur -
Mercury had previously con- ther, the projected rate whichtacted a number of air car- the CAB is being petitioned toriers, regarding the possibility approve is a savings of betweenof their providing overnight 20 to 27% for the record in-service from Dayton, 0., which dustry over the general over -is the air shipping point from night rate which phonographwhich TWA would be flying records now are carried under.Mercury product. When TWA Mercury has been a pioneerand Mercury personnel were in utilizing air freight withable to reach an agreement on Steinberg masterminding theovernight carrier shipping project.
Club Review
Garnett & Three, Bitter End WowsNEW YORK-Gale Garnett,
an engaging entertainer whosesongs whether happy or sadusually depict the plight of thegirl loner, bowed at the BitterEnd last week and confirmedimpressions gathered from herrecords. She's an unusually wiseand perceptive young girl. Hersongs prove this, and her ban-ter does, too. ("I was talkingto a boy on McDougal Street.He had on a Bob Dylan hat,a Beatle haircut and a BobGibson vest and he said he waspreserving his originality.")
Except for a stirring rendi-tion of "Nobody Knows YouWhen You're Down and Out,"Gale sang only her material,which, although too frequentlystressing the same theme, isalways moving. Her "Sleep YouNow" and "Sometimes YouHave to Let Somebody Down"are especially strong and, ofcourse, "We'll Sing in the Sun-shine" is delightful.
Preceding Gale on the billis an outstanding new comedyteam, the Uncalled For Three,whose forte is slapstick hilarity.The fellows could probablytrace their ancestry to the RitzBrothers, the Three Stoogesand the Marx Brothers. Andthis reviewer would not saythey are any less good. They
pile corny joke on corny jokeon corny situation at break-neck and startlingly professionalpace. If they get lost in theentertainment shuffle, a majorcrime will have been perpe-trated.
The opener for the eveningis Mike Settle, also an RCAroster member. The lad playsfolk-rock with enough energyfor a crowd and makes awfullyinfectious music.
-Dave Finkle.
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St. Louis); "I Want To," Joe Tex (St. Louis, Detroit, Hart-ford); Atlanta, Hartford; "For Your Love-San & Bill (Phila-delphia, Atlanta, Hartford); "If I Didn't"-Chuck Jackson(NYC, Detroit, Philadelphia, etc.) ; "Gonna Make You Cry,"O.V. Wright (Atlanta, Hartford, Houston, L.A.) and "Respect,"Otis Redding (Baltimore, Atlanta, Hartford).
Breaking hard and fast, "Me Without You," Mary Wells,20th Fox. Jimmy Bishop called the Shot on this one! . . . #1with Fat Daddy, WITH, Baltimore: The blue-eyed Soul Broth-ers named Righteous. A sleeper has busted in a number ofmarkets including Baltimore with Fat Daddy: "Don't HaveTo Shop Around," Mad Lads, Stax. Other breakouts at WITH:Marvelettes, Martha & Vandellas, O.V. Wright, Jimmy Reed,San Remo Strings . . . Spoke to the Mad Lad, Big Rodney ofWVON, and he is out to bust the Donald Height, Holly Max-well, Otis Clay, Sol Burke, Billy Butler, Gloria Parker, Eddie& Ernie, Marjorie Black, Betty Layette; and "That's Wherethe Action Is," Fantaisons, Satellite (calls it a "Gargoyle").Lucky Cordell tells me the Fred Hughes, Joe Tex, Jr. Walker,Chuck Jackson, Sam Cooke, Bobby Bland, O.V. Wright andRolling Stones broke wide open at WVON. Complete detail onChicago follows below.
Late flash: Robert B.Q. of KATZ, St. Louis, WABQ, andLarry Dean, WWIN, Baltimore, clues me that Juggy Murrayhas a certain smash with: "Love in My Heart," Entertainers,Symbol. Robert sez the top cut in the Impressions LP is "AWoman's Love" . . . I dig "Love Is Blind," Bobbettes, Diamond. . . Ernie Durham reports that the cut, "Please Don't HurtMe," in the Chuck & Maxine LP, is a smash in Detroit.
E. RODNEY JONES, LUCKY CORDELL, PER-VIS SPANN, HERB KENT, & ED COOK,
WVON, CHICAGOBREAKOUTS
Help Me-Little Milton, ChessWhiplash-Shells, Conlo, plus, Marvelettes;
Nella Dodds; M Vanellas; Dixie Drifter;Perkins & Bibb; Otis Redding; X-Cellents;Barbara Mason; Drifters; Barbara Mills;Stevie Wonder; Billy Stewart; JohnnyNash; Betty Everett; Pontella Bass; Jim-my Reed; Sol Burke; Whispers; DetroitJr.; Billy Butler; Nolan Chance; Com-pliments; Geraldine Jones; Mitty Collier.
TOP PLAYMe Without You-Mary Wells, 20th FoxOnly When You're Lonely-Holly Maxwell,
Chandler, Constellation (A smash!)Von Too Hot-Things We Do Together-
Barbara Mercer, G.W.CHICAGO TOP 20 SALES
Wilson Pickett; Impressions; Jr. Walker; JoeTex; Fred Hughes; Sam Cooke; ChuckJackson; Supremes; Little Milton; BobbyBland; O.V. Wright; Harold Burrage; A.Franklin.
ED WRIGHT & LES ANDERSON, WABQ,CLEVELAND
TOP 30 SALES#4-Ikettes; #7-You're Everything, Show-
men, Swan; #8-Fred Hughes (Big inDetroit, Chic., etc.); #10-Johnny Nash(Huge); #11-San Remo (Huge); BobbyBland; Sam & Bill; Baby Washington;M&Vandellas; Wilson Pickett; HaroldBurrage; 0. V. Wright ("Moves the peo-ple"); Jr. Walker; Billy Butler; Con-tours; Stevie Wonder; Otis Redding; Bar-bara Mason; Sol Burke ("Big"); BillyStewart ("Monster"); Barry McGuire; LittleMilton.
BIG PLAYPick-Ooh, Honey Baby, Earl Cosby, Mira("Smash")Me Without You-Mary Wells, 20th FoxFollow Your Heart-Manhattans, CarnivalRescue Me-Fontella Bass, CheckerYou Satisfy My Needs-Big Dee Irwin, Ro-
tateWhat A Sad Feeling-Betty Harris, SansuLove In My Heart-Entertainers, SymbolHe Loves Me-Chalfontes, Mercury ("Ac-
tion") plus, Olympics Eddie Floyd; LeonHayward; Jimmy McCracklin; HollywoodFlames; Rufus & Carla; Sam & Dave("Action") Eddie & Ernie; Jim Miller.PAUL (FAT DADDY) JOHNSON, WITH,
BALTIMORETOP 25 SMASHES
Marvelettes; Harold Burrage; Contours; Otis
Redding; Jr. Walker; Wilson Pickett; ChuckJackson; Drifters; 0. V. Wright; BarbaraMason' M&Vandellas; Joe Tex; DixieDrifter; Sol Burke; Ikettes; Jimmy Reed;Mad Lads.
BUSTED WIDE OPENStevie Wonder; Bobby Bland; San Remo;
Danny White; Wonderettes; Johnny Nash;Rufus & Carla; John Lee Hooker; EddieBillips; Vibrations; Eddie & Ernie; EddieFloyd; Billy Butler; Mary Wells; Ovations;Donald Height; Perkins & Bibb.
Top L.P. Request: Misty-Vibrations L.P.,Okeh PICS & UPSETTERS
For My Man-Mitty Collier, ChessHow Nice It Is-Billy Stewart, Chess (Busted
Fast!)Soul Of The Man-Fontella Bass, CheckerBreak Down & Cry-KKain & Abel, Destina-
tionIf You've Ever Loved Someone-Gloria
Parker, LLP (Busted in two days. "BigSoul winner for my man, Clyde Otis")
AL GARNER & CROWN PRINCE,KYOK, HOUSTON
CHARTEDCharlie Rich; Vibrations; Jimmy Reed; Bobby
Bland; Nancy Wilson; Sam & Dave; RoyHamilton; Joe Tex; Ovations; DixieDrifter; Roy Head; Orions; Astors; Sam &Bill Fontella Bass; Entertainers; LutherIngram; Little Milton; Eddie Floyd; BillyStewart
ED TEAMER & LARRY McKINLEY,WYLD, NEW ORLEANS
CHARTEREDBetty Harris; Eddie & Ernie; Detroit Jr.;
Ben E. King; Mary Wells; Little Milton;Rufus & Carla; Sam & Dave; Fred Hughes;Billy Butler; Bobby Powell; Hank Ballard;Aretha Franklin; Stevie Wonder; DannyWhite; Harold Burrage; Contours; JohnnyNash; Roy Head; Gloria Parker; MamieGalore
TOP 25 SALES0. V. Wright; Joe Tex; Sam Cooke; Jr.
Walker; Tony & Tyrone; Wilson Pickett;Otis Redding Joe Simon; Ed Starr; ChuckJackson; M. & Vandellas; Barbara Mason;Sol Burke
WBEE, CHICAGOCHARTERED
#8-Astors; Harold Burrage; Nella Dodds;Gene Chandler; Dixie Drifters; "BreakDown & Cry," Kain & Abel; Contours;Marvelettes; Johnny NashKEN HAWKINS & WIL RUDD, WJMO,
CLEVELANDTOP SALES
Harold Burrage; Dixie Drifters; Sol Burke;Johnny Nash; San Remo; Fred Hughes;Jackson & Brown; Barbara Mason; Mar-velettes; Drifters; Jr. Walker; Derek Mar-tin; Jimmy Reed
CHARTEDJohn Lee Hooker; Little Milton; Sam Cooke;
M. & Vandellas; Joe Tex; Ovations; Won-derettes; Stevie Wonder; Billy Butler;Odessa Harris; Montclairs; Nancy Wilson;Otis Redding; Rufus & Carla; Roy Head;Olympics.
Love Me Like I Love You-Perkins & Bibb,USA
Ever Loved Someone-Gloria Parker, LLPYou Satisfy My Needs-Big Dee Irwin, Ro-
Joe Tex; Ikettes; Dave Cortez; Sol Burke;Barbara Mason; Dixie Drifter; JohnnyNash; Fred Hughes; Roy "C".
CHARTERED & CLIMBINGSan Remo: Mamie Galore; Mary Wells;
Curtis Smith; Odessa Harris; John LeeHooker; Rufus & Carla; Bocky & Visions;Fontella Bass ("Great") Ovations; JimmyReed; Donald Height; Eddie Floyd; OtisRedding; Len Wade; Johnny Daye; BabyWashington; M. & Vandellas; Marvelettes
You Never Miss Your Water-Luther In-gram, Decca
I'm So Tired-George Goodman; Val34-28-38-Mamie Galore, SatelliteI'm Living Good-Ovations, Goldwax ("Sure -
thing")BOB KING, WOOK, WASHINGTON
TOP REQUESTSContours; Whispera; Ed Starr; Barbara Ma-
son; Johnny Nash; Stevie Wonder; WilsonPickett; Otis Redding; Billy Stewart;Bobby Bland; Roy Head; Ikettes; M. &Vandellas; Marvelettes; Drifters; BillyButler; Chuck Jackson. plus
Looking With My Eyes-Dionne Warwick,Scepter
Cleo's Back-Jr. Walker, Soul (Ditto Cleve-land)
Misty-Vibrations, OkehMe Without You-Mary Wells, 20th FoxNo Place To Hide-Ben E. King, AtcoFlowers Gone-Walter Jackson, Okeh
AL BELL & BILL JOHNSON, WUST,WASHINGTON
TOP STLESJoe Tex; Otis Redding; Impressions; Jimmy
Reed; Jr. Walker; Danny White; DixieDrifter Marvelettes; Eddie & Ernie;
Drifters; Sol Burke; M. & Vandellas;Rufus & Carla; Chuck & Maxine. (Alsez: Don't Go the side on C&M.)
HERB CAMPBELL & TOM JOHNSON, KSOL,SAN FRANCISCO
TOP 30 SALES#1-Joe Tex; #2-0. V. Wright (Had no
reaction for weeks. Then, it broke); RoyHead; Jr. Walker; Dixie Drifter; Con-tours; Bobby Bland; Ed Starr; Sam Cooke;M. & Vandellas; John Lee Hoker; Ikettes;Jimmy Reed; Marvelettes; Stevie Wonder;Johnny Nash; Mad Lads; Impressions;Barbara Mason; Derek Martin
CHARTEREDOlympics; Sam & Dave; Little Milton; HaroldBurrage; Fred Hughes; Betty Everett; Otis
Bobby Bland; Roy Head; Joe Simon; ChuckJackson; Otis Redding; Sol Burke; JoeTex; Bonnie Milsap; Sam & Dave; FredHughes; Jimmy Reed; Ovations; NellaDodd; Rufus Thomas; Chuck & Maxine
LARRY DEAN, WWIN, BALTIMORECHARTED
Volcanos; Sam Cooke Barbara Mason; EddieBillips; Jimmy Reed; Mad Lads; San Remo;Joe Tex; Roy Head; Nella Dodds; DannyWhite Marvelettes; Impressions; M. &Vandellas; Bobby Bland; Sam & Bill; En-tertainers (Confirms St. Louis & Cleve-land) Sam & Dave and, Prance-KingCurtis, CapitolHAMP SWAIN, WIBB, MACON, GA.
TOP RECORDSOtis Redding; Joe Simon; 0. V. Wright;
Dixie Drifter; Bobby Bland; Roy Head;Sol Burke; Arthur Conley; S & Bill.
GIL HAAG, KDKA, PITTSBURGHR&B GOING POP
Billy Stewart; Mary Wells; Rocky & Vi-sions Stevie Wonder; M. & Vandellas; RoyHead; Marvelettes Drifters; Impressions;Ed Starr Barbara Mason; Royalettes; Jr.Walker
WILLY & LARRY, WRBD, FT. LAUDERDALEArthur Conley; J. L. Hooker; Odessa Harris;
Nolan Chance; Mamie Galore; Ben E.King; Sam & Dave; Sol BurkeGEORGIE WOODS & JIMMY BISHOP,
WDAS, PHILA.#1-Contours; #3-Sam & Bill; #6-Bar-
bara Mason; #8-Marvelletes; #9-3 De-grees In the Top 20: Ed Starr; OtisRedding; Joe Tex; San Remo (Huge!);Baby Washington; Dixie Drifter; Roy Head;
Bobby Bland; J. Nash; 0. V. Wright LenBarry; M. & Vandellas
PICS & PLAYDionne Warwick; Billy Stewart; Fontella
Bass; Ronnie Milsap; Gene Chandler;Sam & Dave Eddie Floyd; Wonderettes
Top Sales: Ikettes; Barbara Mason; 0. V.Wright Jr. Walker; Ed Starr; Chuck Jack-
son; Sam Cooke; Dixie Drifter (Request)PICS & PLAY
Arthur Conley; Dionne Warwick; FredHughes; Bobby Bland ("Today"); RoyHead; Jimmy Reed; M. & Vandellas;Marvelettes; Sol Burke; Stevie Wonder;Carla Thomas; Aretha Franklin
ERNIE DURHAM, WJLB, DETROITTOP 15 SALES
#1-Chuck Jackson; Contours; Joe Tex;San Remo; Fred Hughes; Stevie Wonder(Smash Breakout); Bobby Bland; RoyHead; Dixie Drifter; Ed Starr; Otis Red -ling; Eddie Floyd
Harold Burrage; Marvelettes; Aretha Frank-lin; Sam Cooke; Billy Butler; M. & Van-dellas; Barbara Mason; J. Nash; Drifters;Sol Burke; Charlie Rich; Little Milton;Chelfontes
Layette; Sam & Dave; Jimmy Reed; GloriaParker; Nolan Chance; Ovations; MadLads; Danny White; Ben E. King
DICK BLANCHARD, WMBR, JACKSONVILLER&B GOING POP
Dee Dee Warwick; Otis ReddingBEN TIPTON, KBYE, OKLAHOMA CITY
CHARTEDBilly Stewart; Joe Tex; Eddie Floyd; Little
Milton; Jimmy Reed; Billy Butler; SamCooke; Otis Redding; Marvelettes
Artur In RomePianist Artur Rubinstein has
flown to Rome for recordingdates at the RCA Italiana Re-cording Studios.
There's Only OneDave Dudley
NASHVILLE - Possibly thebest way to tell when an artisthas "arrived" is by the wayother artists copy his style and/or sound, and according to DaveDudley, popular country andWestern singer and Mercuryartist, "This is the greatest com-pliment any fellow artist canpay to another."
Dave was interviewed afterhis office and home receivedmany calls asking if Dave wasrecording under another name.But Dave assures us he is not.When Dave hit big in 1963 with"Six Days On the Road," thenew, unique sound of the "shot-gun" guitar was born and hehas used the sound on recordand personals ever since and itwas "only natural" that otherswould use the sound and thatlabels would start looking forartists that sing close to hisstyle.
One particular record that isout now sounds so much likeDave his mother and dadthought it was he until theycalled.
Dave is pleased that his styleshould be used by other artists,but he does want to assure allcountry and Western fans andDJs that he only records forMercury under the name of DaveDudley.
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4111V REPORTSKLAK-Denver, Colorado
1. Yes, Mr. Peters (R. Drusky & P. Mitchell)2. The First Thing Every Morning
(Jimmy Dean)3. Yakety Axe (Chet Atkins)4. That Ain't All (John D. Loudermilk)5. Is It Really Over (Jim Reeves)6. Hello Vietnam (Johnny Wright)7. One Dyin' And A Buryin' (Roger Miller)8. Hicktown (Tennessee Ernie Ford)9. The Other Woman (Ray Price)
10. The Bridge Washed Out (Warner Mack)
VERNE LOTZ SHEPPARDKOTA-Rapid City, S. Dak.
1. Is It Really Over (Jim Reeves)2. Truck Drivin' Son Of A Gun (Dave Dudley)3. Yakety Axe (Chet Atkins)4. Little Folks (Dolph Hewitt)5. Engine, Engine No. 9 (Roger Miller)6. If It Pleases You (Billy Walker)7. Gonna Have Love (Buck Owens)8. I Can't Remember (Connie Smith)9. The Bridge Washed Out (Warner Mack)
10. Again (Don Gibson)
ROCKY WILLISWPTX-Lexington Park, Md.
1. The First Thing Every Morning(Jimmy Dean)
2. The Other Woman (Ray Price)3. Yes, Mr. Peters (R. Druskv & P. Mitchell)4. What's He Doin In My World
(Eddy Arnold)5. The Bridge Washed Out (Warner Mack)A. Hicktown (Tennessee Ernie ford)7. Tiger Woman (Claude King)8. Truck Drivin' Son Of A Gun (Dave Dudley)9. I Can't Remember (Connie Smith)
10. I Love Country Music (Jack Barlow)
COYOTE WOLFEKIKO-Globe-Miami, Ariz.
1. The Other Woman (Ray Price)7. Mister Garfield (J. Cash)3. Wild As A Wildcat (Charley Walker)4. Blue Knntuckv Girl (Lor. Lynn)5. Is It Really Over (Jim Reeves)6. Only You (Buck Owens)7. I'm Letting You Go (Eddy Arnold)8. The Bridge Washed Out (Warner Mack)9. I Can't Remember (Connie Smith)
10. Nothing Left To Lose (Faron Young)
EDDIE ZACKWRIB-Providence, R.I.
1. Behind The Tear (Sonny James)2. Truck rivin' Son Of A Gun (Dave Dudley)3. The Bridge Washed Out (Warner Mack)4. One Dyin And A Burgin (Roger Miller)5. Your Stepping Stone (Bozo Darnel)6. Bright Lights And Country Music
(Bill Anderson)7. Once In Every Liftime (Cash McCall)8. Hobo And The Rose (Webb Pierce)9. Walkin The F'oor Over You
(George Hamilton IV)10. Think I'll Go Somewhere (Charlie Louvin)
TEX JUSTUS AND NORM HALLWBNL-Boonville, Indiana
1. Is It Really Over (Fm Reeves)2. The Bridge Washed Out (Warner Mack)3. Yes, Mr. Peters (R. Drusky & P. Mitchell)4. Only You (Buck Owens)5. Big Tennessee (Tex Williams)6. Green, Green Grass Of Home
(Porter Wagoner)7. The Belles of Southern Bell (Del Reeves)8. Behind The Tear (Sonny James)9. If It Pleases You (Billy Walker)
10. Walking The Floor Over You(George Hamilton IV)
"LEFTY" LINDSEYWEAS-Savannah, Georgia
1. Is It Really Over (Jim Reeves)2. I Won't Forget You (Jim Reeves)3. Hurry Mr. Peters (J. Tubb & L. Mann)4. Number One Heel (Bonnie Owens)5. Hello Vietnam (Johnny Wright)6. Still (Bill Anderson)7. Behind The Tear (Sonny James)8. Only You (Buck Owens)9. Stop The World (And Let Me Off)
(Waylon Jennings)10. I'm Gonna Wait 'Til Seven
(Melba Montgomery)
MORISS TAYLORKPAY-Chico, California
1. Yes, Mr. Peters (R. Drusky & P. Mitchell)2. Is It Really Over (Jim Reeves)3. The Bridge Washed Out (Warner Mack)4. Only You Can Break My Heart (B. Owens)5. Sons Of Katie Elder (Johnny Cash)6. Behind The Tear (Sonny James)7. Love Bug (George Jones)8. It's Alright (Bobby Bare)9. Hicktown (Tennessee Ernie Ford)
10. One Dyin And A Buryin (Roger Miller)
GARY DALTONWCPH-Etowah, Tennessee
1. Night World (Gene Woods)2. Seven Roses (Marion Worth)3. Is It Really Over (Jim Reeves)4. Bridge Washed Out (Warner Mack)5. Behind The Tear (Sonny James)6. Belles of Southern Bell (Del Reeves)7. The D. J. Cried (Ernest Ashworth)8. Only You (Buck Owens)9. Walkin' The Floor Over You
(George Hamilton IV)10. The Friendly Undertaker (Jim Nesbitt)
TOM THOMPSONKWIK-Pocatello, Idaho
1. Joe, Jessie & I (Henson Cargill)2. One Dyin' And A Buryin' (Roger Miller)3. Only You (Buck Owens)4. Truck Drivin Son Of A Gun (Dave Dudley)5. Behind The Tear (Sonny James)6. Country Guitar (Phil Baugh)7. Belles Of The Southern Bell (Del Reeves)8. Is It Really Over (Jim Reeves)9. Hobo And The Rose (Webb Pierce)
10. The Bridge Washed Out (Warner Mack)
HAPPY WILSONWENO-Madison, Tenn.
1. Behind The Tear (Sonny James)7. Seven Roses (Marion Worth)3. Gonna Have Love (Buck Owens)4. The Friendly Undertaker (Jim Nesbitt)5. Yodel Sweet Molly (Ira Louvin)6. Have I Grown Used To Missing You
(Wanda Jackson)7. Night World (Gene Woods)8. Whistle Walking (Ned Miller)9. Hicktown (Tennessee Ernie Ford)10. The Bridge Washed Out (Warner Mack)
MEL RODGERSWCLE-Cleveland, Tenn.
1. The Bridge Washed Out (Warner Mack)2. Night World (Gene Woods)3. Seven Roses (Marion Worth)4. Yakety Axe (Chet Atkins)5. The Other Woman (Ray Price)A. The friendly Undertaker (Jim Nesbitt)7. Behind The Tear (Sonny James)8. Crystal Chandelier (Carl Belew)9. Gravy Train (Tom Tall)
10. The D. J. Cried (Ernest Ashworth)
LARRY MARTINWHYE-Roanoke, Va.
1. Bridge Washed Out (Warner Mack)7. It's Another World (Wilburn Bros.)3. The D.J. Cried (E. Ashworth)4. No Sign Of Living (Dottie West)5. The Home You're Tearing Down (L. Lynn)6. I'm Coming Home Mama (Earl Scott)7. F'nwnrs On The Wall (Statler Bros.)8. Bright Lights & Country Music
(Bi I Anderson)9. Behind The Tear (Sonny James)
10. Stop The World (Waylon Jennings)
BILL KRUGER AND BILLY JOE POGUEKVLG-La Grange, Texas
1. Is It Really Over (Jim Reeves)2. The Bridge Washed Out (Warner Mack)3. I Wouldn't Buy A Used Car From Him
(Norma Jean)4. Only You (Buck Owens)5. Wild As A Wild Cat (Charlie Walker)6. The D. J. Cried (Ernest Ashworth)7. The First Thing Every Morning
(Jimmy Dean)8. The Home You're Tearing Down (L. Lynn)9. Wine (Mel Tillis)
10. T:ger Woman (Claude King)
ZEKE LEONARDWMEV-Marion, Virginia
1. The Bridge Washed Out (Warner Mack)2. It's Another World (Wilburn Bros.)3. The D. J. Cried (Earnest Ashworth)4. I'm Coming Home, Mama (Earl Scott)5. Behind The Tear (Sonny James)6. Women Do Funny Things (Larry Kingston)7. Blue Kentucky Girl (Loretta Lynn)8. Only You (Buck Owens)9. The Belles Of Southern Bell (Del Reeves)10. Yes, Mr. Peters (Roy and Priscilla)
JERRY HENNENKLOH-Pipestone, Minnesota
1. One Dyin' And A Buryin' (Roger Miller)2. Tiger Woman (Claude King)3. Is It Really Over (Jim Reeves)4. Wine (Mel Tillis)5. Only You (Buck Owens)6. Truck Drivin' Son Of A Gun (Dave Dudley)7. Who Do You Think I Am (Webb Pierce)8. Belles of Southern Bell (Del Reeves)9. Behind The Tear (Sonny James)
10. High Cost Of Loving (J&J Mosby)
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JUDGE HER GENTLY (Canyon, SESAC)
MONEY MAKES A MAN CARELESS (Canyon, SESAC)RILL EMERSON -Topic 8009.
A country ballad till sings with plenty of heart. This isabout forgiveness and gets its message across.
BENEATH (THE GREEN GREEN GRASS OF HOME) (Tree, BMI)BEFORE I LEARNED TO LIVE (Bragg, BMI)
(:If EN'COLLEVS-Bragg 218.A tearjerker of the first water that Gwen does with an at-
tractive way. Deserves to hit.
TENNESSEE CENTRAL (NUMBER 9) (Milene, ASCAP)I'M PLANTING A ROSE (Acuff Rose, BMI)
tun /oeUFF-Hickory 1331.The country great reprises one of his oldies and it ought to
please youngsters and oldsters alike.
PINBALL ANONYMOUS (New Keys-Starday, BMI)WHEN I COME DRIVING THRU (Starday, BMI)
THE II 1LLIS 11110711ERS-Starday 730.A funny song about it pinball machine addict that should get
laughs and sales. Tickles the old giggle bone.
LA GOLONDRINA (Metric, BMI)MORE THAN YESTERDAY (Maiden Fair, BMI)
SLIM II H1711 AN -Imperial 66130.Guy will be serenading the country folk with this beautiful
old standard. Ilis version is tops.
BIG JOB (Moss Rose, BMI)YOUR OLD STANDBY (Starrite, BMI)
GEORGE AND GENE-Masieor 1115.Some will like the fast "Job" and some will go for "Standby."
but the record will click thanks to the nifty team.
DOWN THE STREET (Central, BMI)THE FALL OF THE KING (Central, BMI)
NED MILLER -Capitol 5502.Catchy little song Ned will get down the street and up the
chart. All will want to sing along.
HONKY TONKIN' AGAIN (Freeway -Black Jack, BMI)WE THE PEOPLE (THE GREAT SOCIETY) (Freeway -Black Jack, BMI)
Humn CAGLE-Mereury 721.52.One of the favorite coo ntry haunts is revisited on this deck.
Buddy takes the easy-going tour.
TAKE ME BACK (Su -Ma, BMI)BEGGING FORGIVENESS (Su -Ma, BMI)
SONNY JOE WY-Jeicel 7.16.The plea is issued by Sonny and its for a second chance.
The tune is right party and nicely arranged.
YOU ALWAYS HURT THE ONE YOU LOVE (Pickwick, ASCAP)PAPER DOLL (Marks, BMI)
THOMPSON-Capitol 5507.Good to hear this one by Hank and some whining instru-
ments. Will get many listens.
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CMA Holds Historic BoardMeeting In San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO - Officersand directors of the CountryMusic Association met Aug. 26and 27 at the Sheraton PalaceHotel here in one of the mostimportant board meetings sincethe organization's beginningseven years ago.
Topics discussed included thenew album, the Music City Pro -Celebrity Golf Tourney, theWorld Festival of Country Mu-sic, the Country Hall of Fameand Museum Building and otheritems, including a revision ofthe C.M.A. by-laws.
Hal Cook, Chairman of theProjects Committee, outlinedplans for the interior of theHall of Fame and MuseumBuilding by displaying full colordrawings of the committees'suggestions. The board votedapproval for Jenter Exhibits,Inc., to coordinate interior planswith the builder of the Hallof Fame and Museum.
Bill Denny reported on theplans which have been madefor the first Music City U.S.A.Pro -Celebrity Golf Invitationalset for Oct. 17 in Nashville,co -sponsored by the CountryMusic Association and theNashville Junior Chamber ofCommerce. Five name pro'shave already agreed to play inthe tourney along with top re-cording personalities from allover the U.S. The event maybe broadcast coast to coast.
Frances Preston reported onplans for this year's CountryMusic Festival in Nashville. Ac-tivities will start on Oct. 17with the golf tourney and endon Sunday the 24th. In between,the CMA will hold its annualmembership meeting, stage itsannual banquet, hold its hall offame presentations and presenta live show. In addition, WSMwill have dozens of events as itcelebrates its 40th anniversaryof the Grand Ole Opry.
Owen Bradley reported onplans under way to contact allNashville businessmen duringthe Country Music Hall ofFame and Museum Building's
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local fund-raising campaign.Ed Kahn, Executive Secre-
tary of the John Edwards Me-morial Foundation, appeared be-fore the board to outline whathis organization is doing tocollect important materials onthe development of country mu-sic. Kahn pledged close supportand assistance in getting ma-terials for the Country MusicMuseum to be built in Nash-ville.
Dean Hon. CitizenJimmy Dean will be made
an honorary citizen of Nash-ville by His Honor BeverlyBriley upon Dean's arrival inthe country capital on Monday,Sept. 6, for his first ABC-TVshow of the season.
Acuff - Rose FolksIn Video Splurge
NASHVILLE - Acuff -RoseArtists Bureau here has goneon a TV rampage, with sevenmajor artists set for key tele-vision exposure.
Leading the parade is Eng-land's Tom Jones, now on anationwide Dick Clark one-nighter tour. Jones is set forhis third and fourth Ed Sul-livan appearances Oct. 3 andDec. 1. In between, he'll dothe new Steve Lawrence showon Nov. 19. Another Britisher,Donovan, who's also on HickoryRecords, Acuff -Rose disk affili-ate, with two active singles in"Colours" and "Universal Sol-dier," has been tentativelybooked for a "Hullabaloo" tap-ing Nov. 3, 4 and 5.
Hickory's Sue Thompson,currently perking with "Break -Up Time," is set for three ofthe major West Coast offer-ings. She taped "9th StreetWest" Wednesday (1), "Shiva-ree" Thursday (2) and she'sscheduled for the Lloyd Thax-ton show Thursday (16).
Don Gibson, now on thecharts with "Again," journeysto New York for the JimmyDean TVer Sept. 29, while RoyAcuff and George HamiltonIV both appear on the Deanshow to be taped in NashvilleOct. 10-17 to be telecast Oct.21 in conjunction with the an-nual country music conven-tion. Hickory's Bob Lumanwill do four segs of the GrandOle Opry syndicated show thismonth.
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BY ED HAMILTON
Big Doings On Recording SceneSchool bells are ringing . . . things are really swinging! In
other words, the recording business here is great!Over at RCA Victor studios September is shaping up as a
mighty big month. Smash's Jerry Lee Lewis finished up analbum there last week under the direction of Shelby Singletonand Jerry Kennedy. Musicor's Pappy Daily and Tommy Jacksonare bringing in Gene Pitney and Melba Montgomery for someduet sessions! Hickory's Wesley Rose has a few dates set inthe studios for the early part of the month. And, of course,Chester Atkins, Bob Ferguson, Felton Jarvis and Mary Lynchhave their work all cut out for them this month. PorterWagoner just finished a gospel album with the BlackwoodBrothers, his first for Victor. The Anita Kerr Singers are setto do a gospel album, their first also for Victor. LovelyDottie West has an album session scheduled and GeorgeHamilton IV, John D. Loudermilk and Bobby Bare have singledates set for this week.
The happiest guy, though, has got to be RCA's Felton Q.Jarvis! He's waiting for lovely Ann -Margret to finish a movieon the Coast and come to Music City for a series of recordingdates!
Over at Fred Foster's Sound Studios Bill Porter and TommyStrong are keeping pretty busy also. Already set for the earlydays of this month are Monument artists Demetriss Tapp,Harlan Howard and Jimmy Driftwood. They're also doing aMercury session on Troy & Donna and a Diamond session onRonnie Dove. It looks as though Bill may have engineered an-other No. 1 record with Dolly Parton on Monument. Her"Happy, Happy Birthday, Baby" has that No. 1 sound all overit! This is the little gal's first record and it's taking off likeGemini -5!
Columbia and Starday Studios have a full schedule of record-ing sessions. In fact, they're both so busy we couldn't beginto list everyone that's coming in to record. So you see . . .
business is great in Music City!* * *
The Los Angeles Rams were in town last week for an ex-hibition game with the Chicago Bears, and it gave defensivelineman Roosevelt Grier a chance to visit his other place ofemployment, RIC Records. He got together with Dean Mathis,one of Hickory's Newbeats, to run over a few new songs. Theybecame close friends while appearing on television's "Hull-abaloo," "Shindig" and "Where The Action Is." Quite a com-bination, these two. Roosevelt is 6' 8", 285 pounds and Dean is4' 11", 122 pounds!
Joe Wright who heads up the talent agency of the same namehere is now handling Sheb Wooley, Claude Gray, Hal Willis,Bill Carlise, Bill Brock, Bobby Sykes, Bill Wilbourn and KathyMorrison, Jack Eubanks and Pat Campbell. Bill and Kathy havea fine new record out on United Artists that seems to be catch-ing on with the jocks around the country.
RCA Victor's Skeeter Davis was booked for the Labor DayTop 40 show at Ponchatrain Beach in New Orleans. The showincluded many top music personalities whose records were inthe Top 40. Skeeter's record of "Sunglasses" is really tearingthat category of the music business wide open!
John Talley, national sales and promo guy for RIC, finallyadmits he made a booboo! They were working on the wrongside of the new Wayne Walker record. Seems like the jocksaround the country just weren't ready for "The Message" side,although it's great. John says reports are coming in heavy on"When Passion Calls." Looks like Fluffo may have one!
The hit sound goin' around this part of the country is thenew George Jones/Gene Pitney single of "Big Job." Terrificperformances on a great new Hank Mills song.
Every now and then a real sleeper comes along. One suchrecord is that of the Country Gentlemen on the Rebel label.It's a real eerie thing called "Bringing Mary Home." It's onfire here, and from what we hear in several other markets also.
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TOP COUNTRY LP'S
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1 1 YES, MR. PETERS 15 26 29 THE HOBO AND THE ROSE 4Roy Drusky & Priscilla Mitchell Webb Pierce-Decca 31816
Mercury 72416
2 2 THE BRIDGE WASHED OUT 16*27 33 THE SONS OF KATIE ELDER 4
Johnny Cash-Columbia 43342Warner Mack-Decca 31774
28 32 SUNGLASSES 33 3 IS IT REALLY OVER 16 Skeeter Davis-RCA Victor 8642
Jim Reeves-RCA Victor 8625*29 34 LOVE BUG 3
4 4 YAKETY AXE 11George Jones-Musicor 1098
Chet Atkins-RCA Victor 8590 30 22 NOTHING LEFT TO LOSE
5 5 TRUCK DRIVIN' SON OF A GUN 11Faron Young-Mercury 724406
Dave Dudley-Mercury 72442 31 19 OUR HEARTS ARE HOLDING
