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BEATLES BLAST OWN HIT DISC!
3-year-old record 'terrible could be anybody THE Beatles have another disc in the Pop SO
—and they are hopping mad about it. tots Bonn,' credited to Inn, Sheridan :end
the IteMI,. on tn., 1.131.1110ft label and ta turrontl, at rtumher Ni In thr
it ha.. recorded in German, tem. Ira, then called the Brat tto,. h t. mould 1,,,r little I.,
tnd lho Heath, don't llhe It hla•trd oft to Ihr thh, wee
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Ile Sold Use Tony Sheridan is arinnthe and It Still unitise In on, or the nee. ..e=ld hat, the credit
for thr Beagle. their lira, recurd.g. Our Anil nun tootted them and Ironed
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,u• v OTE NOW! This is yin tut thane pop poll. • to choose the tops in pops fer 1963. MM • 0 The second, and final, voting coupon ter • .... the 1963 MM Pep Poll is on page 2. And don't forget to nominate the Brightest • it you w ool &each, see, in pe,,, Hope el the coming year—the artist• ;
selection, fill op the coupon and post you think will climb the ladder to pop •
• it le - Pell," Melody Maker, 161-6, lame in the nest 12 months. •
t Fleet Strut, Leona, E.C.4. This year, for the loot time, the MM Pop : • Ail «tried aunt reach the BB by hest Pell includes an International Section• uo
pen ea %May, Mee 27. se that you cal vote fer your world- e
• Lint yegy's tog moms sees Am wide f ilea as well as Britain's : •
• Rickard, Into. Husks mil Acker Bilk. Illie • O It's op le yea to semen peer Weenie TM wend el pop awaits poor verdict. se : sippers, iostrawnotalists, 'Wins, So till up the coups. en page 1 and 0 os discs, radio aid TV shears. seed it elf today! • 0 01111,411,111VIANNIAK****************1111.4•1111,111% t•t>
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*THE SWINGING DUTCHMEN—'phenomenal!'
GO Pr: O VER the years, since — they made their British
Edebut in 1949, the men =of the DUTCH SWING =COLLEGE band have Eplayed in this country E often enough to build up a E body of faithful followers. E DSC records. too, appear with the
▪ ;Mean tat neIther 00 nith . Ont outstanding business the Dutch
= seam doing on Its present tour. F_ Everywhere haS PlayMe.
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ATYPICAL BBC news announcer does not have one.
Neither do many Government minister:, and others in high places. Which explains why es have been denied singing MPs in the hit parade—though the last straw of publicity might have broken the patient camel s
back. They might be top, but they II never be pop
ThPee'hPaiverinots are Irl the rn, . t.- .,an.r., 1,- ...y. ' P.- '
W ‘12:i'esiilshaan' eicer.,f,"ne • • ..,.., ,. ..r. If b iree re, ?,°4.w.-:•-:,- . .....,1•te;c:err:orer,.. revirri-Trirr 11,11 aecente, you realise , part the smoothly plee -i • ad transatlantic tnnee plt”.eu -
change or lace. hard for me to answer because = Ante Il you m rl'éle'iel 'ilét ' -,• - ,,, I,-f Ws riyht to eh beix.• i...-., BEN', ',hen I was talkin to some of usuaily the people know that better E •,,, ,
MeasfLint .." ' *""et the tans •t Bath, and a lot of them than we do. But pert ol the reeson = Aftlfshg and American' i: •,.," ',stoned to the le d . . aition.nhoNve,,deoryyoujoxple,jnnj • • t •`-
= .,,,,,...,,I,,,,ree.,.,,I,,:teer Pseek.,„!...,. Luxe/Incur, That m ant help."
= hns 'or us tHt, t“,te ,e OMY mativele. where they had pretty large midi-ere I saw the DSC at Manchester— • g ,_ Wie..reggyje'—rWi hàlpelt'F'i: ' Popular _. Joe, otutto •rut .osto ‘...,“,... •,,,, ences botn times, end very friendly
action.. Pffl - ltrio drawl thi .i. = laft,• • wonderful success at east, e
= — rake Norwich, • typicel jazz club. f concluded t.t t ey Impressed " Whet we trY to do is PlitY ea Reed = . a We had a enervellous crowd, peopfe traditional fans with combination jazz es posotole hut In our ,.. , WIV = = standing man to man. couldn't dance of technical proficiency and ...non —. anttatIons. Speak.. tor myself.= = any more. Os, it was nice to play to tried and true New Orfeans l get Mspirstion from every Reed = HOARSE
prectice. musician I hear, but I Ming it back = E Their policy is, well, Die same as it to the audience in my own wer. — = Phenomenal i SL
been. - What of the cOmmerclal _ = Line.up. repertoire, In II...Mallon Sometimes we m.e a more corm= tot tor a lour
and approach are te damns', and mercial record like ' William Tell • or = ,...,% ,,i; ,Buijii.,,,,,;. Mough there may be s me emphaMs 'Set amt. and when these sell well =
it hops us. = to scratch thoir i.• "BIM I always give them a real = And It sill go
Jazz treatment, and they must take = longer. until tom, • mMor part In our perlormitncei at E Up Nith a bet, most, in • concert of two hours = Making romance —one in each half. = soft sell for teetth "Many times we have been mlied = Pont Vocals as hi,.:
why we play these popularjazz tunes.= rusty nall Set, First, we cannot lour all over E asbestos. . .
•
E Jack Wiggins, who is promoting the = tour jointly with Jim Codbolt, = tells me: "The results have been = phenomenal. = - They drew 900 at Jitzashows last
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Pried. Schileero r he had any theories 'thou the band's increased acceptance is time.
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"but not entirely. I expected so — success where we were known, but n — the little towns I didn't expeCt this, = " At one or two places I enquired =
and discovered that people knew all = our LPs. They know our records E better than I do myself, and that= must help. "As to why they like US, that's g-
the world without the close = a uttnnerful " , ce.operation of our record = 11050ters Or .• oo.
company, Philips. Philips do • lot for us. "Now, these companies sell E
so many more of these records = than they do of jazz numbers = —ten to twenty UM. RS many = of William Tell' as of any F_ other we made—so when they = ask us to inske one we cannot = refuSe to co.operatc.
And the second reason, = r en we , haveot , recoil
• 0,11 000,500' ger many more come to a concert =
"SowneilaMri'et sn e,become fans, and that = way you get new follow.
E do try to build up • = contact between us and = the audience based on = loe fact thet we need
= i rev, 'he eeders'uccI0,1,Z1 — that is' w our aim.
'Swine' — - " All the band believe = In friendly reletions = with the public. when = • musician feels too — important for that, I
don't want to Play with
Do el Schilperoort
nol sadilnose ise sty difference
= enetdw,st.r.r, hAnOI " Yes, people here are
— much more used 00 = Jazz, to listening and
dencing to it. In 1.1. = land, the public is re.
ea'rn'ters. 0ind'asóonh,i" - Here, It depends on
▪ e‘fr:tei " h'o r.,Tom = sound, and if you play = like e swine Mey d = appleud so w ell.'on't • TMs is•n import.,
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LESTER HE slowly tapped a I. canteen table and se
mode the hit parade over because I won't re ord trc
tell trash The
sa'1“ Vrt't In Biz
Congratulations to yet another Jim Marshall Star Pupil—
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PAPs in the hit parade—though the last y might have broken the patient camel s
Olt be top but they II never be pop
,se er..ran
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ACCENT • Toe BEATS unmistakably Mere',
daMo a be, —not to two top coin.,
The latest so,
• , has been BENNY HILL. now back In thd chart honour groove Is 1.1v.• . . hke the chart WIth .. liarVest. of love.' NETO COPE. .5:ng that has SaiSelled to hLs favourite stop muelo,,
cockney- .cent —country-yokel (oh haSn't made . Intent one arre, and all) which comes e so far. Could • the other. close second to Cockney In are tiring ol
..versal loo- the ha-ha. votre range il formula/ I'. • rICna-class. Wonder what ACKER PICK oontodo .
:Ile last- would navel° say about the. eklablit.hinfit•
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YOKEL
COCKNEY ..cated actor-donned a 1-1' cd'
BERNARD CRIBISINC, an
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von't record trash! SHE slowly tapped a long, lean finger on the
LESTER mode the hit porode over here since 'Love Letters'
canteen table and said "I probably haven't
because I won't re ord trash. Even the disc jockeys / tell me 'Don't put out I trash.' And I just don't."
al the Alpha Telenslon Sturhos in dtrinIngbatn during a break in rehearsals cl tor the selerecordIng
..zenkd.rron loche second Brotish tour.
L'eretee I ra. :t trine'', 7e: P. 60 record. I was melons it because the 'allows felt that I was • good
unser. H at t. time the I_ could
`7.0* tt,:rrn.ree: zee: Love letters' was accident. • I Platte no theor as
hasn't been r. y vihYeated at all. My records in America arc played all the ,. time. So they are turntable hits. And I sell, too.-
Religious T. ....tr. singer expressed her
ediniration tor Ray Charles -" lies tre-mendous un record bea.use he completely mentoeleme and chansme the record busi-ness in America - anal described her •Partrach tu pup real.
I am PesiLelly on tbe a,t,e an. «ben I du • Pup son• on • tem.*, lock I don't mint to take ot tm tar because
rim • ral Ia... person. I don't belnure •.n completely rmsnd th.nk the.wh .,.enre
'07 baaheond to the to gore nm • °M...
because t can sing se Muth .tter
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EK SKINNER ho has mot tamed the
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