August 21 1976 12p 1 DISC

Ern - -11111 }.

URIAN gri

ter than thel

o0

. ir 5

. (A

r .

It I S}.. J `

,1.1 w

}

) 0 13

r7

o

B ' ' hTop 50 Slifka" 1 1 DON GO BREAKING MY HEART, Elton JohnJXlkl Dee Rocket 2 2 A LITTLE BIT MORE, DrHook Capitol 3 3 JEANS ON, David Dundas Air 4 7 IN ZAIRE, Johnny W akelin Pye

5 13 LET 'EM IN, Wings Padophone 6 4 HEAVEN MUST BE MISSING AN ANGEL, Tavares' Capitol 7 5 NOW IS THE TIME. Jimmy James b The Vagabonds Pye

8 8 DR KISS KISS, 5000 Volta Philips 9 10 YOU SHOULD BE DANCING. Bee Gees REO

10 16 HERE COMES THE SUN, Steve Harley b Cockney Rebel EMI 11 22 WHAT I'VE GOT IN MIND, Billie Jo Spears UA 12 9 MISTY BLUE. Dorothy Moore Contempo 13 11 MYSTERY SONG. Status Quo VOGlim 14 15 EXTENDED PLAY, Bryan Ferry Island 16 14 HARVEST FOR THE WORLD. Isley B_roihen EPIC 18 6 THE ROUSSOS PHENOMENON, Demo Rousso6 Phlllq 17 17 YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO, ChilIe BnilMwlck 18 21 YOU'LL NEVER FIND. Lou Rawl PhilatlºlirbM 19 27 16 BARS, Stylistics HEtl. 20 20 LOVE ON DELIVERY, Belly Ocean GTQ 21 12 KISS AND SAY GOODBYE. Manhattans ra115 22 - THE KILLING OF GEORGIE. Rod Steven Rive 23 - DANCING QUEEN, Abbe Lois 24 26 SHAKE YOUR BOOTY, K. C. b The Sunshine Band J1ybºy 26 35 NICE AND SLOW, Jesse Green EMI

26 33 AFTERNOON DELIGHT, Statland Vocal Bend RCA 27 19 YOUNG HEARTS RUN FREE, CandiStaton W~OWL. 28 32 MORNING GLORY. James b Bobby Purify Marcus 29 - BABY WE BETTER TRY, Barry White 2Q1h.C.ntunf

'30 2.4 YOU'RE MY BEST FRIEND, Queen EMI

31 39 JAILBREAK Thin Lkzy VtNUuO

32 18 YOU ARE MY LOVE, Liverpool ERpram Warner Bros

33 28 A FIFTH OF BEETHOVEN. Walter Murphy Private Stock

' 35 41 IF YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN. Ned Desmond CBS

36 49 HERE IGO AGAIN. Tangy Mercury

37 30 THE BOSTON TEA PARTY,Sensntionel AIeR Harvey Bend Mountain

38 46 NIGHT FEVER.FatbackBand SpI 39 - LOVING ON THE LOSING SIDE, Tommy Hunt S eA

40 29 1 RECALL A GYPSY WOMAN. Don W §11.4 Ins ABC

41 - DOINA DE JALE. Gheorgh. Zamhr Epic

42 47 LULLABY OF BROADWAY. Winifred Shaw UA

43 - DANCE LITTLE LADY DANCE. Tine Charles CBS

44 - ARIA. Acker Bdk Pya

45 50 IT'S SO NICE. New Seekers CBS

46 - I CAN'T ASK FOR ANYTHING MORE. Cab Richard EMI

47 - MAKE YOURS A HAPPY HOME. Gladys Knight b The Pip Buddah

48 - SATIN SHEETS, Bellamy Brothers Wam.. Bros.

49 42 BETTER USE YOUR HEAD, Little Anthony Imperleis UA

50 - THE BACK SEAT OF MY CADILLAC. Hot Chocolate R 41.

1 1

UK oiaeaTop zo DON'T GO BREAKING MY HEART, Elton John b KW Dee Rocket '

2 2 HEAVEN MUST BE MISSING AN ANGEL. Tavares C/1Bstl

3 4 JEANS ON. David Dundas "VT

4 7 YOU SHOULD BE DANCING. Bee Gees RSO

5 6 SHAKE YOUR BOOTY. K C b Ti.. Sur.n.r» Band Jayb4fy

6 5 NOW IS THE TIME. Jimmy Ja me* & The Vagabonds Pis

7 11 IN ZAIRE Johnny W skean PER

8 3 YOUNG HEARTS RUN FREE Cande Stators Warner Bros

9 8 A LITTLE BIT MORE Dr Hook Cam 10 10 A HARVEST FOR THE WORLD. Islay Brothers Epic

11 19 YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO, Chi -Lees Bru re kit 12 - EXTENDED PLAY, Bryan Ferry Island

13 - YOU'LL NEVER FIND ANOTHER LOVE Lou Reims Illeadelphia

14 20 MYSTERY SONG. Status Quo Vertigo

15 - DR KISS KISS. 5000 Volts Pimps

16 - HERE COMES THE SUN. Steve Harley b Cockney Renal EMI

17 - LULLABY OF BROADWAY. Winifred Shaw United Acosta

18 14 NICE AND SLOW, Jesse Green EM

19 - AFTERNOON DELIGHT. Sterind Vocal Bend RCA

111 20 MISTY BLU L Dorothy Moore Corne,npo

US Top 50 Singlet 1 1 DONT GO ROARING MY HEART Elba JIMn a RIM Dee Roma

j_LTOU MIDULD 8E DMNBNG. MaGM Bt2. 1 3 LET TM RI WIma Ci01ai

4 4 YOWL. NEVER FIND. tmSark PiJrdels6Lba.aeton.l

S 7 1'DIB; ALLY IOU TO SEE YOU .Insto. Din & JMlnFalaDOT »Tres 6 9 (59.t SnMa, SO.) SNARE TOUR SOOTY, RC I Da SuMh.IM 71

7 a ROCA AND SOU. MUSIC, 9.edt 9aF, e.s04/91.9444

II 9 KISS AND SAY GOOOSTE, M.nr,ian, ~As 9 II GET0.OSP11 Nob 11 CNb Were.

10 ID Tipp. THE BEAT AROUNO,VIW A.. Ra6kaon RCA

11 12 DOS MAaQUERAD[ Deep Noe. Warlrt.a 12 1{ PtAY THAT nJIatY WAX, wed Clara ~tea d.L14 A firm 0F e11T11pVLN 40,4. MPPIe !iM L le éAEY 1 LOVE YOUR WAy4atfnmº}R AI M

IS / LOVE M KM, fa7 WOW Werlte, ara

1F-20,L,TTOU_VQIILME,ftsAerWA- ISFP>M1194

l7 I L_ DE LIGHT wood yam Mna 11-i 8ffETNQQB SE-1LL79iP7.B1ile Carmen MC

14 23 111A91N run SE W 9a1Ne NI M(Otl F.n 1k Ywwr 1p u mud HIAaT1SL1N MIL Canal9uan W.a.wS.e.

il_A Si1tt9LR t UMW AIM

72 27 LpWQQa34, so low 0/91"i41

23 19 OTT TO OPT TOO eno MY UK. TIT R4.a. H 79 ALMA 0111 1110.41, Dr Has d 1

28 82 with TOUR LOVt, Masan /trely OruA

26 10 41110 O 9N1 COO ON. Fb11r1 Mae.w,

27 31 STILL TFIONE,Or4n. ~- 1§ 21 40 M VDU LfA1RMr Wet Chimp ~lb 19 11 MOO SAM, la.r Awa 30 M QYA'SDren, a 11aAr0 -

105141

11 16 MtOWER11MK0PlGJ..+.Torti _ Ba I2 /f OETAWAY, t..aa sow I no lu r WM700PM, obi 4 tta. IaVec N II MOO.KOM MILS R10NT, s.aela. Prima lbw w.D swan tw4ea, lay M6 SSO

31 31 LNT OaLD M.arN. ta~ 1<r 41 11St10YtMi M.rlirlGns. 1.1o+

- IEAIFritARTOVNISatoa4,NtaP.aO c,sa A so TWIn MT 111111111.11413~ ~In

oT.+eve e11e91. .. M Oe111Q.E{ PI LIT UIIT1Mt I1<I7~1A11 II at F..M. ~

117.1tJt IJ81i Iowa wawa ~kw 12-11 44 O dpMIRnCAn o LApr Pie .4 D.9.9941...111.411114 0111C1160 m 1~ e TQ, WOO WNa11 MAN NM 1114444 UAW*

a/)f M Paw; SSW W-isYr3' dlywaJCliK e =.MoD aR1. MOP 1.~.1,

1- TTtIgne.i MCSIYOW.n Teea» = o a woe mitt ram IM 1 aRAa floe Cla.ae.. 10 10 no OOegA CV en eMAIIT DO TM Wyseo yem 1 r

5 YEARS AGO I 1111 STILL N AITF81O S N[Vf.N tND15(i BON 0OFLUVt I O/T FT ON 4 DEVILS ANBMKR a INlaYO vis TUSK 13 NI/AT 41Ut 1 Oil DOING e1TND4Y 1 TOO TON.tT11NAaM3I'!iD e ousel OI1IKPy (1IKES'4nttr

vfo5 'T OFT FOOLED AGAIN 14 LIEAKTIIK/.AR 11(TTYJ.

I

I

\\ ma, G'

14

1 '

ROD STEWART ttlrel- gAr M et lJ

Yuhhilen Chah,tA

10 YEARS A00 MUD N SE: BM AL1 iE N rim A 01 RE. LIKE YOU DOD ONLY KNOWN ELM 'K Ie 151.A(Y MAMA TRt MOKE I WEE YOU VisionS 4M111111: II [N THE QTT OE;TOFMalt T11EY11t OOVI40 TO

The Hratlr.. The Trolls

The Brach Wye tae Bravos Wave Perry

Chile Monies OM Richard

The Stavin' Spoonful Far

T OCT ME AWA1 HAHAAI Napoleon XIV

US Top 50 Album 1 1 FNAMPTONCOMES ALIVE. PAW Frsnplan A4M

2 2 BStE21N', Coro Berson 'Norm Ara 3 3 SPITFIRE. JararsmSanNp Gnnt 4 4 BEAUTIFUL NOISE, NMDiamond Caa.mbk

5 5 FLEETWOOD MAC Rgrtn -4 7 ROO( Tt' ROLL MUBIc. T1a as.a. 14110 - 7 e WINGS AT THE WEED Q~ ~

1 5 ROCKAAl4LmT GFkPSY 9 10 1e810ONE6,B.achBoa /mho 113pr144

10 11 SOUL SEARCHING, AnraIWMMB.nd - Meal. 11 13 9LX DEGREES, eaScum CrayslJy

-g_14 FLYUIBEANEAGLF SaTtMII.rMrd Gull CNCAGDE Cd&ryr .11_6

14 23 ALLTIINGe1NI1ML,LW111Qk IjryglplkjnMllMºaffi. Jl 11 THE.OHEAST9LAYL1-º.n Mitad Mow Ins 11 17 1NIltF401L3.UaaMT.IM _ Mawr We

J&n ee d les .17.__IE_1RREa It It MUSIC FROM THE MOTION RCBJAETAPiLLLNtll1JlTaiaAetna 19 24 WiLDCHERaY ºe.tlClll 2º 22 RAi1LA7/OYOGA.nY(0 WliM.glJ 11 It Lamm 70111744 111M1441,11111101 u M

,22 31 MUIIKiMURG11MmJl.4g Co./ º A 1H11)LGRtATEºT 11(15 11175 19D,11'tl.. An+am 24 n HOTaNTFETRACAI.CA5Rlaetnt Lawn

_iS it ANIGHTONTHETOWrI,RodSoon W.rnRIrra 24 lt KIMMLImME DBL1R.urelnLldl9oa &1/MA

ºRLAILZT tint ilaam -P-111_22/6_6966 p- A taGHT AT ME oFLnA<gMss_ Pukka a H DR1Ay1ºATANNiLnatd v.abrout

_14,L! nil MEF__M/BT7ANI ~Ws 31 º 1iArFBLMl61E cat aRTR131E!?INNFAS lama 32 º L01ºtlA®B@LYJr3ASIfeA.fl4nd maims 11 A A RIND OFNUg1.Galm0 MP - TMaDNl1fOR_TDU.nan,aarrr Arael .H 3_4. 34 311T BMW Tows G.r9$ º M ARE YOU READY FOR TNLr~.rhMJeeniei F1cA

41 WNISTL1f1G D01T[rN1.1R6E.pºW Craft .gaarve Na A NC .1L 3e 39 bun aLUE DaeeeMap let Au

,11 41 MUaCDGPLRG0L1T0NILL 1f103JWA 4C 44 1131C1.09111, S..k 4 C.dS W.,.. era

!1_511-15BLW 1 AK el 42 43 MOTHt IBM OONNICTte3N hebm...l Cam NANA

43 - ~MR r0R Olt WOAtO Soo a.M.n 1N.. 44 30 0011T1ApGRON.QNeP1*sn Msra 44 n CHAIIOtaºtKaáWn,OaMeab WA

a 21 I.TALIL1YbaaOw- Lerl. 17 17 OLJtIIlaDsiR~seam lr Nº al 51_11118912/21"1. 0131ü Pro Gte^ 49 - mum MYSTERYa 1MAGINATK1N,AiFFarsa 11-1J--1;15O..bie

80 - 1uSDvráSK.JoinRend - .'C 1044.4

15 YEARS AGO I 1 IOU DON T KNOW / t WELL I ASK 1OV 3 3 20118159 RENENIBER Mt 4 4 HALFNAY TOP 4RADISE 3 S ROMEO e - Main Y ER MOUNTAIN 7 10 AOIRLLIKESOU S e TINE. 9 12 PASADENA

10 I HELLO M'RY LOU

Orb. Maples 1d.n Kane

John la Ion ItMl7

IYtula Clark 41.1r1e7 !boar,

(ºR lu.'hard (Tala Dough,.

Tail Topper we. »Ton Kb a/ NHaWn

UK Soul,Top 20 1 1 HEAVEN MUST BE MISSING AN ANGEL 1..... 2 2 MISTY BLUE Daman Moors 3 3 YOU'LL NEVER FIND. Lou Rawls 4 4 HARVEST FOR THE WORLD. lelay Bla.a S 10 YOU DONTHAVE TOGO. TNBChFLrote.s 6 13 USE YOUR HEAD. Little A,41M.v b The ~nab 7 15 MORNING GLORY. Jam b Bobby Purl y

6 5 KISS AND SAY GOODBYE The 81M+dretr91 9 9 NICE AND EASY. James Green

10 11 NOW IS THE TIME Jtnmy Jamb It.. Vagabonds 11 - I NEED IT. Johnny 'Gs ' Watson 12 6 SHAKE YOUR BOOTY. KC b The Sundress Bard 13 7 GET OFFA THAT THING. James Brown 14 18 A FIFTH OF BEETHOVEN W N4.. IWepl.v 15 8 TEAR THE ROOF OFF THE SUCKER. Parrwnant 16 12 YOUNG HEARTS RUN FREE Cande Sutton 17 19 IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE, Taysrm 18 - NIGHT FEVER. F~ck Band

19 14 IT'S BETTER THAN WALKING OUT. Main.. Shw 20 - 18 BARS, SYVMIcs

U9 Chart

ratS LET'S FAA/. IN Ll)Y'E. SarsSdt

RizmL BBC CIML

I if es cog S one1

Dyne ml0 UJM

Brothera It

, I

411k.

Stave Bitenkonn 1 en 1405, Wary rims f WimilmilPPI. Poway sal 1 WORR ALL D4 Y. Barry mho. 4 I VE FL, rr,Jc .y Guitar Lill Moon / NNKN TRW MAIN 111114.18 Sutherland

Muds or CBS 1 BL/%DLO RV THE LIGHT. Manfred Nunn's E:a ethband

Brome MOOS IJ(1MT REIN RIGHT. Ntarbuck Private Stock

t I (3RL.Y WART NT 101 a; (IRON IN YOU. Straebs Poly/or

11 IF 0.../1 IF FOR TRW U00 TIMES, Guys RV Dolls Magnet Deco to

US Sod Top 20 1 2 WHO'D SHE COO.. 2 3 SHAKE YOUR BOOTY, 3 1 GETAWAY 4 6 PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC. 6 5 SUMMER. 6 4 GET UPOFFA THAT THING. 7 8 YOU'LL NEVER FIND, 8 7 SOMETHING HE CAN FEEL.

Ohio ~yen K. C. b The Sunshee. Band

Earth Wind b Firs Wed Cherry

War Jama. Brown

Lou RawAN Aradle Frenkb'

9 9 HEAVEN MUST BE MISSING AN ANGEL Tavares 10 10 THIS MASQUERADE George Benson 11 12 WAKE UP SUSAN. Spinners 12 11 EVERYTHING'S COMING UP LOVE. David Ruffin 13 13 HARD WORK John Handy

Whispers 14 15 ONE FOR THE MONEY. Dorothy Moo,. 15 25 FUNNY HOW TIME SLIPS AWAY.

16 18 YOU SHOULD BE DANCING Bee Gem 17 21 THE MORE YOU DO R. Ronnie Dyson

Wm.-. Bonny Coin 18 20 STRETCHIN' OUT. 19 19 COTTON CANDY. SyMn 20 17 SOMEBODY'S GETTIN' IT, Jdhnnr T aylo,

Supplied by British MMrtet HeMKrch Bureau / Music Week supplied by Rtlbu.ri 1K Soul 3118181e6 by Blues & Soul. UK

ClKrt compiled from nitiloms lde DJ returns Disco

B ' ' kTop 50 Album 1 1 20 GOLDEN GREATS, The Beech Boys EMI 2 2 FOREVER AND EVER, Deml Rºussos Philips

3 4 LAUGHTER Et TEARS, Neil Sedeke Polydor 4 3 PASSPORT. Nene Mouskoud Philips

6 6 A LITTLE BIT MORE, Doctor Hook Caphol

6 7 A NIGHT ON THE TOWN. Rod Stewart Rive

7 9 GREATEST HITS. Abbe CBS

8 10 WINGS AT THE SPEED OF SOUND, WIn9S EMI I

9 6 VIVA ROXY MUSIC. Rosy MusicIsland 10 8 CHANOESONEBOWIE. David Bow+. RCA

11 14 GREATEST HITS 2, Diane Roes Tamla Motown

12 17 BEAUTIFUL NOISE, NM/ Diamond CBS

13 13 HAPPY TO BE, Demi Rouaos Phi

14 11 SAHB STORIES. The Sensational Alex Harvey Band Mom l[d

15 12 OLIAS OF SUNHILLOW, Jon Anderson Atlantic

16 16 LIVE IN LONDON, John Denver RCA

17 20 JAILBREAK, Thin Lissy Vertigo

18 15 A KIND OF HUSH, The Carpenters Ably.

19 19 THEIR GREATEST HITS, The Leven APvium

20 26 BLUE FOR YOU, Status Ouo Vertigo

21 21 THE BEST OF GLADYS KNIGHT b THE PIPS Rya ddeh

22 25 A NIGHT AT THE OPERA, O,a.an EMI

23 22 FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE. Peter Frarpton AEJM

24 27 DARK SIDE OF THE MOON, Pink Floyd Hari 25 30 ATLANTIC CROSSING, Rod Stwsn Warner Brame

26 24 SIMON AND GARFUNKEL'S GREATEST HITS. Simon .ndQ. flunk ei_ CB$

Teml. Mº 27 28 DIANA ROSS, Dana Rosa

28 34 ROCK 'N' ROLL MUSK:, The Bestias PnbphorM

29 39 GREATEST HITS VOL 1 Don WBL_en. ABC

30 41 SOUVENIRS. Dami Rouao4 nogg. 31 32 TRICK OF THE TAIL. O.nsl. Char*me

32 35 WISH YOU WERE HERE, Pink Floyd Mary L

33 66 THE BEST OF 301114 DENVER John Denver ykror 34

35

211

33

ONE MAN SMQW icas 14arden2 Phllios

TUBULAR BELLS. Mk.OtdRekd

Pi 23 ALICE GOES TO HELL. Aka Coosa, W mer Roo

37 18 COMBINE HARVESTER, The W carmb

> 60 DESIRE, Bob Dylan Ces 36

'0 36

37

MAN TO MANN t Chocolan RAINBOW RISING Bbckmon'SR nbow Porch.),

1 42

41JJE BEA,TLES 1807 I97%J Troll. 43 ELTON JOHN'S GREA2ES7 HE? Elton Job. D.J

43

44

4

II 4 -

rM NEARLY F AMOU S. CM Rida.1 EMI

AGENTS OF FORTUNFe Slue OYmI Coe CSS

THE SKATES$ TAPES, TM ReRIW 1!ptdor 4!

:r1GGY Tw4g AAert14Y.

47 35 INSTRUMENTAL GOLD Venom Arline_ W,nwt k, 44

4/ /0

45

_ 40

THE BEATLES 1962.1ea Seeelm PenoWlonl.. ,p.4. ROLLED GOLD Rogan Stamm DeLG,.

BRIAKAWAy.0a.gr... b Lyle A<Etb1,

uS UueaTop 20 1 RUBBER RAND MAN, The SprTrn Anamlc

2 YOU SHOULD BE DANCING Be. Gem RSO

3 NIGHT FIVES Fsmock B.nd Sit y, 4 r VI GOT YOU. Gloria Gaynor Pohnits

5 DR B3 ZZARD'S ORIGINAL SAVANNAH BAND RCA

6 ONE FOR THE MONEY. The Whispers SouaTre.n

7 MY LOVE IS FREE. Double EKposur* Salaoui

8 KNIGHTS IN WHITE SAT IN Os..

9 JAWS. Lob Schltm CTI

10 SUMMERTIME. MFSB PM

11 BEST DECOINTOWN,TM Michas Ferny Me

12 SHAKE YOUR BOOTY, KC b Swarms Bend TK

13 I DON'T W ANT TO LOSE YOUR LOVE. TM Errwoon Cohombra

14 GET DOWN HAPPY PEOPLE. Jbw15 Derive Flo -Feel

15 SUN SUN SUN. Johan Pyramid

16 YOU ME LOVE. Urdup,tad Teeth W~old 17 I GOT YOUR LOVE. SDetaverbtr Roulette

18 YOU'LL NEVER FIND. Lou Rawls MR

19 IF YOU CANT BEAT 'EM JOIN 'EM. Meek Rados United Anots 4 20 YOU'RE MY PIECE OF MIND. Fa!h Hop. b Charity RCA

1

RECORD MIRROR & DISC, AUGUST 21, 1976 3

NewisdrAlb 01.1107 6411

NEWS EDITOR: ROSALINDRUSSELL

DELUXE TOUR BRITAIN - BUT NO EUROPE

BE BOP Deluxe are to tour in September and their new album, 'Modern Music', is out on August 30.

The tour opens at Edinburgh Odeon On September 25. It conin Uea at Glasgow Apollo (2e). Preston Gulldha11 (27), Lelceater De Mon tfort Hall (28), Newcaatl City Hall (2k), Wolver hampton Clvtc Hall (10). Bristol Colston Hall (October 1) and Ham- mersmllhOdeon (2).

Be Bop have had to cancel their European tour because New Sea land horn bars player (Tarlle Tumahal has a deportation order hang Ing over him. (the leaves the country, It in likely he would be refused re- admission to Britain.

Ferry's

Combo BRYAN FERRY'S hack Ins hand for his tour at the end of this year has now been nnalled.

Beside, John Mellen, the band will rnnslet of (]lets Speddlns guitar; Paul Thompson on drums and Ferry on keyboards. The hand will either be known a. Styles Uetimh ed or the Bryan Ferry Combo.

J

1 . -

BE BOPS Charles Tumahai and Bill Ne/son

ABBA - UK DEBUT ABBA ARE to make their British concert debut In February next year.

The group told RECORD MIRROR In an exclusive interview (featured next week) that they would play in London. Manchester and Glasgow as part of their European tour In the New Year.

"We are excited about the Idea and are looking forward to the trip " said Abba member Bjorn, from Stockholm, Sweden.

The group, who won the 1974 Eurovllon Song Contest with 'Waterloo', are currently scoring In the charts with 'Denting Queen'.

ROLLERS

DUST-UP THE RAY City Rollers rebore their new single on August 77, It le 'I Only Wrenn.. Stay With You,' the song which was a hit far Dusty Springfield In Ie4. It le also Included on the forthcoming album. 'Dedication' which will be rrleaeed to ednelde with their September tour

Elton quits live gigs

ELTON JOHN has an nounced that after his scheduled appearance at EdlnbUrgn on September 17 he won't be dohs any roncerte for el leas) a year. Instead, he plane to concentrate an hie dulls ns Qlalrman of Watford Football Club.

Meanwhile Elton s old record company, DIM. are to re4.aue 'Henrik And The Jets' as a tangle on August 17.

Outdoor Flintlock

FLINTLOCK, whose new single 'Sea Of Flames' ha. put been released. are to appear at the open air Sheffield Show on September i

Crosby ,& Nash coming CROSBY and Nash are coming to Britain to play three dates,

C & N last played In Britain In 1976 with Stephen Stills and Nell Young at Wembley, and have a new album out,

'Whlathn'Down the Wind', (timing with C k N trite time are Craig Doege

(KeyboarO)and David Lindley (vtdln and pedal steel) and a further three musicians may be added.

The dates arit Edinburgh Playhouse (September 1e), Manehestr Free Trod Hall (17) and London HammeramlthOdeon (771

t

4

, I

1 r

V., t ....

. .. . : ..

. . ,1. .t. a , . .. + h ,. , (. I/ () A t/ t :: ,4 e. .\ tI . ,. Ja t e:':': :: , . ; ., t, -, I, t .e . I. ;. it .. . .e ,e ., .e. I 4'.: i ...:'.::.'c :' ..: 4, 1 Ie t. I ..I ,. 1 C. y II ; 1 t . tI : .I ., , .. ., 2.0 . r. " !' .

. :

. . ;!; 'r. ': ::

'

Récord

Mirror

EXCLUSIVE!

E': , ' r

A ABA. on their way

Purple offshoot names its new members tl

.I\

--- -- r PAUL Marrina, rod Ramie Marsden

TIME FOR

JIMMY JIMMY IAvt1.91 aid Tnr ( ..plods, In Ole .herb, olth'S ow to The Thee he.e ...on need I,R rnnr..ta. The, env Il.dn.t Shnp.bH.., The Farm (Anga.t I7), vie+easOS Mr lair Belli.en. (s), Pdl.burgb I'layt..u.. (an), llougla., IOM Pa alb I Ado (eple...e.. r II), V. mtfanl IteliT. (ll

Is). Spree, meow Itern.tl.n Centre (14) ('ardln The (at) and alkyl Tim'. (te Ocean r Ti.

NATURAL MEDICINE

B %TES roe M..lkiar (leed, wham. warm single I. Ir Natural,' en l...r.d .1 I.y coon. 11.11 roen (Sul, Cardiff Yap Rant (94). Derby Cleopatra'. (191 and t A lh m rely Hai (Isle

Mac-

Fisheries ? Ft -ELT% 001) MAC have Imol finished their ninth album ter Peprlae and It lie expected to be re1.w.M in the Sala by next month The bend No... returned to Los A ngeln to complete 11,

Idbwing Ih.H l+is .k 118 bur The album has Are yet been tittw1

It Ma been In preen `n. February, but weft p held up by technutal problems - tea being tape machine known as law*. D.tau« it kepi

eating bile e( completed ape.

TWO EX-DFF,I' Purple Bien have announced details of their new hand.

Purple's keyboards player Jon Lord and drummer tan Pale., are pined by Tony Ashton, keyboard.: Paul marli- ne', bass; and Bernie Marsden. guitar,

Tony Ashton was formerly with Aehtnn, Gardner and Dyke, who had hit with Burr c. lion Shuffle' In January 1F71 Paul Martin« was with Stretch and Bernie Marsden u s - Rabe Ruth

The band -a. yet un named - wW record an album next month Daft. touring Hettatn, Europe, America and the Far East. They will h augmented on the tots by

brass e.etlon end ...male singers

SCOTTISH

SEASON THE. FIII.I. Ile of concert.. for John Held'. sea.n ni music at the Edinburgh Playhouse, ínge/her with ~tell prlees,le now available. The filan John ron..r/ an September it ha been sold mt. laths ac.; John Wile.. (August 0), Real thing end Jimmy Mars (4,.g Ill), Mev1n Ayses, Salt Machine end Ivor (Miler (tug 11), Ritchie ltleck mere ' Rainbow (Sept 4). New Seekers 0Sep11), 11.11.1 flee leept All, Reel .lanweh, Ib.y Jhnten and Job* Marlyn (Sept I1). Ticket.. are II, t1. be and II lee earn Mow .

yae.n (Sept ill) uAets1 (1, ttpt and It S. 1[111) (nanny (Sept 1/In) 11.100;

tt. (1.11 and 11.10 and Dave (Meshy and Graham. Nash (Sept le) ache's: (1.1. 13 and tg. la, 77eer. Is ale a roarer( ..r (metal 1h featuring Mewl mrk bends.

Rainbow dates THE. r('11 mile dates Mir Ruche Hlaetneee's RAlnbow base been finalised The tour opens at Blietéy HIppodrvne en August II and continues al Lnlee0er la Mon_fnet Hall iSupt.mb.r II. La.rpenl Cntpin (1). Ldmhurgh Playhouse 141 Manchester Free Tied.

.5. Hawwaerwnith ~see 17.11, Hirin.ngham Damn I 1 l 1 end S.utltamphn Odeon (171

POCO RETURN P(Kfi COME batt 1e Detain for an .Merl date teme In (llaber

The Ian opens at 0.b1s1 t'rove.ity en OetoMr 20 and rununues at lads t n.teraty (It., l./Lir,üatar linnreslly 1771 II learn. Apr. -Jo klac.tlte.br AB/` 1 41 Sau p.r1 New Theatre 1141. aea Landon New \ ickvuTl..e tee 177 3a

The planned m oneen at Ina Cardiff (lpttol on entewter 13.111 not now

take place Manclte.w .r. art bas already sold

out )4amvnrs.reth ticket «toes are t7, f7 10. 0 10 and U be On the feet at the dales, tickets are 17 a0 U wand (I 10

ROBIN SARSTEDT

and his smash follow up single

"Let's fall in love" E13662

RECORD MIRROR 8 DISC, AUGUST 21, 1976

PhwAdDAk 01-00'7 11411

NEWS EDITOR: ROSALIND RUSSELL

MANN PLAY A BLINDER MANFRED MANN'S Earthband are to play a major British tour during September and the beginning of October Their album, The Roar ing Silence' Is released on August 27 and feabiree their current single 'Blinded By The Light'.

The tour opens at Southend Kurnaal on September 11 and Contin- ues at; Croydon Fairfield Halls (12), Edinburgh Usher Hall Ile), Glasgow

FATEIACK CHANGES

THE FATBACK BAND have made changes to their tour dates. They will now be playing Bournemouth Village Bowl on September 3, Swindon Brunel Rooms (13) and Birmingham Fla rba ref W 1171

Kelvin Hall (16), South. port New Theatre (161, Newraaue City Hall (1S), Manchester Free Trade Hall (19), Brighton Dome 1211), Leicester De Mom tfort (22), Oxford New Theatre (23), B1atol Colton Hall (241, Ipewleh Gaumont (28), Bradford St Georges (29), Birming ham Town Hall (29), Sheffield Clty Hall (30), Southampton University (Oct 11 and London Victoria Palace (3)

REAL RELEASE THE REAL Thing are to have a new single released to coincide with their appearance in a special soul concert in Edinburgh.

Written by Ken Gold, who wrote their last hit, 'You To Me Are Everything', the single )s titled 'Can't Get By Without You'.

The flip was written by band members Chris and Eddie Ammoand lc caned 'He's JustA Money Maker', The group has just finished recording their debut album - set for release on October S.

The show al the Edinburgh Playhouse on August 30 will be an evening of soul acts_ Also confirmed for the concert is Jimmy James and the Vagabonds, currently In the Charts with 'Now Is The Time', More acts will be announced shortly

The Real Thing's fan Club has also been organised, Write to Angie Booth at 30 Dale St. N'olverha melon, Stn ifs Please Include a stamped addrvesed envelope.

CITY GOES LIVE ! MI RAE\ SIDE'S INDEPENDENT aW Unn Radio City has ennnune.,d a were, of live center -too for the Autumn, to be held at Use Guild Hall Centre, Preston, and the luxury Theetre, Southport. The Southport gip ere: Fatback hand, September Is st 7 and 4.lnpm: Linda leis IS, October 7, apm; Ab,n Pelee, October (3, apm; Geoff Love Orchestra, October (7, gem; Shnwaddywaddy, October 27, a pm. Mud appear at Preston on November 11 etapm on November 7.

Travellin' Andy sees the light ANDY FAIRWEATHER LOW will play several dates before the end of the Summer to W In with the release of his single Travellin' Light', He will have a new album out In November and a more extensive tour will then be arranged

He opens at Plymouth Fiesta on

August 31 and conUnue. at Bath Pavilion (Sept al, Ayl.ebury Friars Club re), Recker CeaUu.m Bowl 111. Newcastle Mayfair Ballroom oiler, Guildford Civic Hall 112) and London Roundhouse (191.

Quó less STATUS QUO, in the charts with 'Mystery Song' have announced they will not be playing any British dales before the end of the year. Alan Lancaster and RIck 1.arfiti have just re turned from Australia where they were awarded nine gold dices. With the rest of the group they set off on a world wide tour later this month. They will visit Sweden, Holland, America, Japan, Au.. Yalta and New Zea- land

The Fear Tres have added an extra date In their forthcraning Hrinsh tour. It's at the %Inter Gardens, Bournemouth on ()etcher In

Natalie Onto In to play one British rs,teert the Autumn it the Landon Nes Victoria Theatre, on September Cs

OarKat cruelly rerwert In t.lwrpml on October le I. to he held al Me Liverpool Empire and not In the Stadium as

Robin's labour THE BAMBOO room In Robin's record conyalny office - very apt. Very Mr Sarstcdt, It's all straight out of a Somerset Maughamookinial scenario, although Robin somewhat destroys the overall effect ititb his regular Seventies T-shirt, Jeans and sneakers -

d. Alavbe today he's bore o Ilh the Savlle Row elegance and Casual cricket w kites u hlch have become his stage trade- mark r

"The real me Is very different trans hoe people Imagine," Robin begins. "The songs I bring out and the face that God gave me may suggest that I'm a little old - fashioned. "

Incidentally, those were not the words used by a certain DJ the other day who'd just finished

NEXT

WEEK:

Abba come

dancing back

_

by Jan Iles

playing Robin's new platter. In a fake upper crust accent he said: "And that was the terribly gay Robin Sur stedt-

"If only he knew!" exclaims Robin aim a dirty glint in hiseye. "My oldest brother, Eden Kane, went through a similar experience. Ev eryone thought he ass gav, but he's the biggest stud In the Western hemisphere "

N hat Robin's trying to tell us la that because he Isn't howling out boozing, brawling songs people assume he's namby - pamby? He acknow ledges tins pluoey with a shrug and a smile, adding' "Everyday you pick up the paper and read about murder, death, deetruc' unn lb get over this depression we need lighthearted. fun songs. A her all, the musk business Is supposed to be entertaining.

On the strength of one hit record - the very lovely 'My Resistance' aid the munufent chart entry of 'Let's Fall In

of love 'Ave', Robin has been able in get plenty of work cm the Cabaret Circuit Not such a yawn as It would seem, he ma in- tains.

"I'm learning to live aith cabaret I'm realis- tic enough to know if I did 'In Concert' oral, three people would turn up - nty mother, my record producer and my man- ager' "

Nostalgia His repertoire is a

curtbur mixture of dewy -

eyed nostalgia tripa Rock 'N Roll medley. self - penned follies and Impersonations (yeah. you read right) of his brother, "For Peter I do 'Where Do You Go To My Lovely' complete with false moustache which cost me a flyer. Then I rush oft, change Into my Teddy boy outfit and back on as Rick (Eden Kane), all marling and greasy to do 'Well I Ask You'. :eons, but the audience seems to ti W It "

Apparently this dash- ingp handsarne gentle- man (see our pin - up opposite) really wowed the ladies recently at Bailey's flub in Leices- ter, After the show ever)" female la the place lined -

up outside Robin's dress Ing roan to he timed - Errol Flynn runt have been proud

However, when Mr Saretedt did the very same act Ise nwmMn of the press he received stink Ing melee*.

"The prom are so damned spotted," he bemoaned ' AU It eras suppaed to be was a bit of Nn and for nee In get a chance to meet pimple "

Now for the good news - Robin Is currently work- ing on a new album, his second to dal. The eras was about tour yeah ago released under the pseudonym of Clive Sarnedt

'The one I'm doing now". Robin comments. "Ur coming king really well, TTere s a ~ape of old Hoagy Carmichael songs an It like 'Stardust'. cone of the most recorded songs d all time and -Tile Nearness Of You'. Plus a Van Morrison wag. and six of my own,

When not recording Robin will continue to appear in supper dubs throughout the country "I've alias done a week le Watford; he concludes - ark slg a sound as glamorous Al Las t ego*'Yeah. life is a cabaret. ,tr churn

F ' -,

rj .0

REAL THINfrilngle Es soul concert

reported last week rattan. currently In

the charts with 'Heaven Must He Missing An Angel', have a new single released to tie in with their proponed British tour in October. TIur Is 'Dm1 Take Away The Music'

Om Is llllame has been forced to cancel Ma rmrrt st Hull (sty Hall en October a clue 1n travel difficulties Instead he ,Ill play Hanley Olean on

the same night Mr.ffwerk are being

lined up for a short British lour this Autumn A. yet only two dates are a vallable' I.anrhseler Poly (October al and tendon Rou Mhaiss (101,

Dr nook have a new single released noel month Titled 'If Not You'. Ire from their latest album 'A Let» Bit More',

Salt mutable, heel. Ayer, and la se Osier will he appearing al the Edinburgh Playhouse on August 31 as part of John Reid's sere. of concerts at in. venue ile.le.,e will be supporting the Fatback Rand on their iiril1Yt lour this Autumn

RECORD

MIRR; EDITOR SUEBYROM

ASSISTANT EDITOR Rosalind Russell

CHIEF SUB EDITOR Seamus Potter

EDITORIAL Adam Cummings Jan Iles David Hancock Dated Brown David Wright

IN AMERICA Stephen Morley (New York) Fred Bronson (California)

CARTOONIST J. Edward ()aver

MANAGING DIRECTOR JecA Hutton

EDITORIAL DIRECTOR Mere Sherman

ADVERTISEMENT DIRECTOR Pele/ Wdatnson

ADVERTISEMENT MANAGER Alan Donehdson

TELEPHONE SALES MANAGER Eddie FdrpereM

"nr vl 1 a e- alt i,

fa Si O -J sed

RECORD MIRROR & DISC, AUGUST 21, 1976 5

Watch out for his new album: r

Movie stow,' DJF 20478

also available on cassette DJH 40478

which includes the hit single: 'Movie Star'

Signs are his brand new single

`HOROSCOPE' ws oba

is going to be another big hit

for

' ' 0 AT YOUR R ECOR D STORE NOW!

/ . .

;it

6

)A 79 * 19 * * * 19 * * * * * * lA * * * * * 79 71C * * * 7( 7A * 7A 7[ *

Danotf are going to a big house across the river from Washington and Margo Chapman and Jon Carroll are moving into the former Danoff home.

wEi,,Ø âww a triM LAND ` By David Brown

sound, and suggested we all got together for a

TUI FOUR mom single session," Jan explained over the phone hers of the Starland from Washington DC

Vocal Band are on "After that we realised them move. we had the makings of a

Bill and Taffy' Fro11 and and lYJfy have a

long and fruitful history In the music world and have written numbers such as Take Me 'tome Country Road' - now a country classic - with John Denver. They used to be part of a group called Fat (71y, which varied In composition from Jost the two of them to Ax -oleos group.

Hut the most important One of the personnel move an their liven at the changes brought Margo monocrat is the ale Into the Chapman, ,ehn rehearsed British charts with with one variation of Fat 'Afternoon Delight', now City. on Its way down the US The group had albums charts after being a I n A merle. on Summer Number One ARC/Probe, Paramount,

They got together and twn.si RCA 'Pass It originally to try out u few On' and 'Ares' Ideas and lound they About the time of 'Aces' worked well Jon Carroll tunic Into the

"RID and Tety thought picture as' me of the of using this big vocal bucking musician Ile

was at college when It was decided the four of them should unite,

"I came home from school Just when the others needed a group for a concert "explained Jon. "After I returned to allege In Florida, about 1,2151 miles away, Margo called to say 'none on home and Join the group'."

"We don't want our show to be like all the others" Among the nod songs

they recorded was 'After- noon Delight', plus `Starting All Over Again' which appeared on their album on the Wlndvlg label

"We werenl kw happy

with the way 'Afternoon Delight' carne out," Jon said. "There was too much guitar and not enough vocals. People would come up to us and nay 'You're vocalists, not Rock 'N' Rollers

"So we did it all over again, clipping an a new vote I. "

last year they Inured with John Denver for three weeks in the Rest (bast, and aim to do the West with him san. They also filmed a TV special with Denver and 13111 and Taffy appeared on one of his shows that was screened in Britain

They are now keen to visit these shores and strengthen their Current success.

Next year they get their own IJS TV series "We rkn 1 want our show to to Ilke all the others," Jon sold firmly. 'Too many of them have the same niel variety format, but we have until next April to *uric out whales+want "

From Hill's original comapl they have now developed . complicated v oeaI eound In corporeling all four voices and ar'e this in

RECORD MIRROR b DISC, AUGUST71, 1976

7t 7t%." y ' , ̀ * lA .a A

Nr%

I

J. 2 - -

SVII: Top Margo Chapman, Jon Carroll; below RIII and, Terry Danolt

produce various eel *eta They have ex

perlmented with unaC- ron,panted singing - including a veolnn of Paul Simn's 'American Tune' on their 1.1'

"Thal was Taffy's Idea," Jnn Said "A lot of people M gospel and Ski things In that style, hut we went for a ruiner, new. rlaasiral melody Idea - much more dramatic "

Other variations on the album Include 'tkhWder Te, fllrmtflaham' w'ritah

with Itmmylou llarrls and 'California Day another 13111 Uanoft enterprise, done In the style Of the old Mama. anal Papa«

There Is even a Rork N' Roll number, deapv

their claim In dud being an I( 'N 't( band '14111 got a call In say there was man le raining up and they wanted a Ihem.r wing," mkt Jn

The film has nos yet been postural. but a hen it noes II will he graced

with Hill' song 'I tall Hall to Reek 'N' Roll', A new album is planned later thin year and they have been starting out Wee, far that ":1e, far Rill has written carat of the numbers (including 'AI terntion Ilellghl'1, but we all contribute some thing,"said Jon

'There are n many combinations lo try bus It Is amadng Ilut we are all beginning to feel canhlrtabla and et home u.Jether

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

ea_wtí u The new single from

.. t

r

RCA 2732

RECORD MIRROR Et DISC, AUGUST21, 1976 7

kDES SftK[7S ... And the fans have found

the re-formed New Seekers better than the old band

HAVE YOU ever thought of Inviting the New Seekers to a party? No? Well, you should give it serious consideration. They don't smoke (no holes In the front room carpet to explain away to mum) and they only drink the occasional glass of wine (cheap). They're quiet, clean living and wouldn't annoy the neighbours. The only drawbacks

would be (a) they're playing somewhere ev- ery night and (b) you might attract a large crowd.

Since the New Seekers re-formed, they've been pulling In the audiences like they've never been away. However, they aren't taking any chances on a full scale tour until they are absolutely certain they will sell out every night.

Sales of their new single 'It's So Nice To Have You Home' will give them a fair Idea of their strength.

We're really knocked out It's doing co well," said Marty Krletlan, "But as far as we're concerned, tt cold enough two weeks a go lo go into the charts. It's sold over 50,000 copies and In Australia It would have been gold by now."

Marty pule part of the reason down to the big stores not making chart returns.

First "I don't know much

about it," said Marty, "but I expect the larger stores don't have the time to make Chart returns. But I don't know If it's a fair indication of the chart positions. However, at least we've made the charts with our first record."

There must have been a few nallbiting weeks w hen the record came out - Just in case the new look lard couldn't pick up where the last (very succeeaful) one left off. ' "Well It's only taken three months with the new bard and It took the other one two and a half years to get a chart record," pointed out Marty. "We expected it to be hard. The audiences we've been getting have been coming along with their ears wide open to see what we are like. Yeve

I been getting a fantastic reaction

"We've had so many comments saying we're better than the old band I've been with the group since the outset and I've never seen a better line-up- There is a lot of energy, a spark, making things hap- pen.

Was It the fault of outside Influences that split up the band!

"There were a lot of reason. for breaking up. Living at that pace l for five years left

NEW SEEKERS: pulling everyone ohnusted. And some people want. rd to do solo things. It was natural But the solo careers could have been done within,. the group, Like Rory Music, or Roger Daltrey doing solo records while sUll with the Who. There was no question of the Who breaking up. and really 1 summer. we didn't have to.

"But when we w elghed up the situation

in the audiences at the time, we decided It was fthlahed ire Ural era We hung up raer baste "

Flanging up the haute lint the end of ms glory

'of course Marty and fellow Seeker Paul l.anylon got to work experimenting behind the scene. In the mode bualneu and wltb another partner, built a recording dude.

"I've ah.ay. wanted to get In on r.eording,"

by Rv::lind Rusbe11

to.

The clean living new New Seekers

said Marty, "but I didn't have the Urn. when we weer on ties road Then we learned up with Danny I, inn and became three - pane guys group "w eap.rimenled, wrote gangs and record. en other pr lea Thole

F'[L'RlAA(ll an.wers your qu.sikaa, Semi yr.ur i.rier' roe ..db.ca, Record Mirror. %podlght Hoot., 1 ItnnwºU Hoad. Iowan '11 M. Pleas.' don't send Mentors! addressed .envelop. ea as cannot .mwef letters Individua Uy.

Beatles EP COULD YOU please tell me If any of the Beatles EPs ere soil available?

Geoff Wood. Wallasey.

Merseyside They have el been

deleted.

Top singles COULD YOU tell me sit the singles that have entered thei charts at Number One since 1960'

Philip Grey. Lancing, Susses.

My Oki Msn's A Dustman' by Lonnie Donegan IMerch 19601

'It's Now Or Nowt' by Erns Presley INoverMer 19601. Surrershre elm by Ninny (May 13111,

'Get Back' by the Bea es (April 19661 - 'Cum On Feel The Ndse by Slade (Meech 19731. 'Skews Me, Meese Me' .grill by

- 1

t; ,..

JOHNNY CASH Slade (June 19731. '

Love You Love Me Love' by Gary Getter (November 1173) and 'Merry Xmas Every- body' by Slade In December 1973.

Ten eyes NOW MAN\ ab.,rsa have Steele}e Span

Fra:lc.e Muria C r. tags

T.n. 'Nero, The VM.os Waits' (BiCI,

'labelled To Soo The Wing, (RCAJ. 'Ten Men Mop IPergeutl. 'Below

The Salt' !Demean. 'Indendueiy And Calm - thinly (Cioulei el. 'Par- cel Of Rogue' ({awy- sills). 'Almenack' (Chsdwiel, 'Mow W Am Sá', 'Cenwnann Crown and 'Al Around My N.Y. The set tyres am Mon Chrysalis

COD HOW MANY alums has Johnny Cash r.lewed'

P- L}gord Purbrocle

'Ring 01 Fill. 'Bitter Twee'. 'Grwa.« NM Volume One'. 'Folom Prison . 'Joiwrry CUPS

At Son O andn'. I'm Johnny Cash'. 'World Of Johnny Cahn'. 'Man In Blece'. A Johnny Caen

Portrait', A Thing Called Love'. 'Self- por'sdk' America. A 200 Year Seam In Stem And Song' Anil Old Wind That Bioa.w'. 'Tb. Gospel Road. 'Johnny

Iwo year. weren't lose thrown away. We lust didn't aft down on our backside. and W, nothing In fart. Its/ through the dudln we not Kathy tHawl We did several auditions with girls, thinking of recording on W

I

1

robed with Kathy tow ale mortise before wse thought of re farming lava/go Mk era

'It bad ban In the lack of my mud fen ear* lYnw, said Mar ty. ' Thaw were still problems-. in tact ukarn are x1111 court arete.

'Spanish Trein And 0.er Ewnrs' MANN 113411 Soh w .+ waiabls Wizzard's year NAVE Wii2A010 ag glue tar now ir., a ca

___I NOOSHA Foe

C.sh', 'A Or flag'. 'The hankie And The Jus eie.d Mime

The Sound 01 Jointer/ Cane. 'John A Cash', 'Biding Th ROW, Johnny Cash And Hie Women', 'Ballads Of The Taw Wen'. look At Them Beene. 'Strawberry Cab,. and 'One Piece At A Time. Pius merry budget Mood .Mara Double Chris

COULD YOU ?raw IM m. what LP's Chde Da B..rgh has reca-dsd and S th-y .w sa] eva .N

Jayne W. yr. Bunton

D b-. re Chrts Who we ow Ow

w ort Gallagher end Lyn tour. him reiemed rwo alums on AbM They sae, 'Far Beyond Thom Caeca Weis {AMLN 662111 rd

l n Coal van

The group knee c- ism en an which shold e nslemed Mere* Ave

Fox club WMA T 1$ el. a1hYaM of 'beg. r lag ttub7

B n C a .S f,

M y

Hari e.eM, Flat N 17 Omen St Lembo W1.

Monty 's five PLEASE COULD You prim a .et o1 tee e Mee p y , LP's fat hen'.

O A Genial

di There wgw.Sow Cr eve a: Aaetk.r EA" Pyhsra Monty PA m's Pre.

.loss _ - ,rd Mantel P ig Tie And Her sr. elite The Alum Or The So.rd"d Of The Tighe fit The Pb. 01 Mtm'=Y Python And Ti.., Nay Chat? and 'Cue Al Qvy Lime'

i

pending - but Paul and I had retained the name

"Ones w thought about II. the only thing In an era to eta to 1. v.. She wee very rubs sated and came to tall about N , se. was la_"

la far an gaud. The bard haa been playing to cabaret audiemr... am, on the whde lid to be older Tan di. wrap fan (outraged Idler, of prdset to Mailman nasal Tay still have to table the rnsin.vt cereal. but that area earn, to tin..

Marty r rlelerenund W make the grasp wart '- and eu,easd.

"Ire wart t'.e always wanted. Mince I can a kid al Nome to A ntealla." said Marty "1 ~maw India ling Maim. Chan I was al . hod I got ul.ahed In, shod cascara and it wanton love there...

If NEXT

la

(STEVE NARLu.

k COLOUR ¡

POSTER

Vq3

8 RECORD MIRROR Et DISC, AUGUST 21, 1976

k************

Hollywood . o

w : . Y;

. ;

Alice finally gets the needle ALICE COOPER is to at lest make his dramatic film debut. The him 'American Needle' a

I about the upcoming swine flu vaccination

I programme, end is planned la release in

i

November. The storyline of the

' movie is a sinister plot by the American government to unoculate

Ithe entire pram lonon against win flu Producer Michael B. Mulvm plans to SUM production shortly

* * * THE BELLAMY BROTHERS had to cancel several appear

Iancnn this month because some agYgs meet was stolen from a

truck parked Outside the getup's Chicago hotel room Missing are

. 3,000 dollar Meletron And a 2,000 dollar

. antique mandolin. OA I vioualy the culprits were

not tatting theNr love I now. * *

GRACE SLICK o1

Jellerson Starehip is seeing stars. Well, one to he precise She .e

wearing soh contact lent, destined by a San Francisco doctor, that has a five - pointed star bminoted into the lens. Although Grace doesn't see the stet when looking through the press üp iron lens, re's warble to others

Can d tie long before Elton has a pas spelling out tug na met

* * * THE MIRACLES have completed that last Motown album, 'Power of Muhero' and writ row begun work on their fast album for CBS

The idea For 'Power of Music' Canon from talking with producers Konay Gamble and Leon Hut. Said lead singer Bitty Gnthhl "We were sitting around, hiking about our careers and how mua.'n

7tp * * * * *

ALICE COOPER can affect your life You can hear a song on the radio end it may Manors your whole day,"

* * * TAMMY WYNETTE was admitted °to a

Nashville hospital after Complaining of severe etomsch pains She had an operation to remove e gall bladder and to separate abdornat1 ad- hesions, bur la now recovering.

FRED BRONSON

New York

Spelling out a

fortune NOW IT'S happening here. Three, almost four, Beatles' *mole* un

the top fifty end the "wM1ü' album at 57, 'Beatles '6? 'NV al 56. Be.erhe '51-'10' at fyl

and the new Correpsa hen album 'Roca 'n Roil Music' swoon -Mier two

Aleo in the Bead* Dept. is the news ghat the original single sleeves put out over tore all those years ago are now exchanging hands at oxen 5.000 dollars each Before you plate your ads in American papa... the covers in duration soap the bend's name as THE BEATTLESI

* * * DAVID HAMILTON a showing Americans the English way 01 music on radio and TV in September along with other 0.1 -is and News castors which lust might bring hole sanity to this hurricane -whipped city

STEPHEN MORLEY

TWO MAJOR personnel changes within two weeks is a setback that few bands could cope with.

But Urlah Heep are carrying on, despite the loss of bass player John Wetton coming so soon after lead singer David Byron was fired.

The timing of Wetton's departure upset the band, though they admit it wasn't exactly unexpected.

"The Oral Im- pression that all 1

,

wasn't well with John carne In February when we were record- ing." said the hand's leader, keyboards player and guitarist Ken Hensley. "He was saying he would be late because he

na recording with Bryan Ferry. It gave the impression he wasn't dedicated

"By the end of June he had made conditional statement about leaving. depending on David's situation As we were looking for a new singer we started In look luir a

haselet at the same Una. ,

bleep have now gnt a

new lean singer, though they still can't name him due to legal proflema, and are sifting through nvallable base players

"We are certainly not going to pack 11 all In now," Ken confirmed. "Why should we' We (Ken, gotta riel Mick Bon, drummer lee Kerslake and the unnamed other memberal have already been working on ome new material and believe me, the heart of the band is gull there. II It was broken we would be In trouble, but we are determined In keep what weh ay.. alive "

(huh Ileep have never been the triune' favour Iles, bet !tare always commanded high ;amnion In the esteem of Beulah r ark turns, a fact supported by their albutm sales and roneerl attend arreen

"Our prime objective le to please our fans," pleads Ken.

URIAH HEEP: happinr days

"1'm reasonabl in telligent and know when I'm wasting my time I cull believe Udall Heep la capable of making valuable contribution to contemporary muele "

The band hope to launch their new lineup with an October aIngl and in telactive lour of the UK and Europe before fulfilling postponed cor- mltments.

Ken hinted that the elluntiai could give them a chance to completely rethink the group "For example, there la

no reason why we couldn't ea1hMI to a Mx- piece.- he sold "I don't thrive on adversely but it helps roe add fuel to my fire

John Melton )Dined Ileep to replace base player Gary Theirs. and appeared on the albums 'Return Ti, Faniuy and '111th And Mighty' Ills group hlatory Includes Maul Thrash Iwhich he describes ae "poor mane Chicago -I, Fami ly, Kmg CTumon and Rosy Music

On a Nas promotional

trip in May this year, John made these corn - mention life with Heep:

"1 would like to see the band working more as a group- Socially, we are affable. but don't believe In living in each others' pockets Rut when It cones to working we get on fine

fly last week hits attitude to the group had eryntaileen,

The group I Inn was not the sa roe group I

)atoned," he sold "They wanted me to replace

Gary Thaln but a complacency had already set in Once they had someone stronger In the band thee though all their problems woo id be snived, but It only helped nuke their situation more eh ky

John Inalsled that ins nine with l'I "p had not Men lust a temporary measure and that he finally mad, his mind up H -qWt alter Byron was narked

' Now I'm gang to do sunelhing leas siren"' Three's the work with Bryan Ferry, my Kilo album and I'm gang to produce Duncan Mark aye album 1 the key Iwo ode player of Once rea y Rebell

'I worked hard in id nab 1lrep and had barite rood Um I m sorry II

run I sorb sal but ti's "all behind ow nlw_

Heep's heart beats

by David Brown

Ve are still capable of mal ing a

valuable contributio '

p s

-"" 1 Í /,

d/ t /"'

Loh JOHN WETTON Bedew DAVID RYRON

s- -. et 0I1 .LI

A r1 -

Q 72021 Q/2U 0; D kt

MCA 249 M[A Rng0fffl05

T«VRD MIRROR & DISC, AUCUSr21 7.975 9

The Midland explores some alternatives to

opening a bank account. 4. The Mattress u

The Deposit Account This is a convenient place to stuff all your spare

money Unfortunately you may have to spend most of your time lying on it in case somebody else takes the money and puts it under their mattress.

The Deposit Account is an even more convenient place to stuff all your money. I sere it

earns more money for you, to help you pay for holidays, dothes, or anything else you choose to spend it on. A new mattress, perhaps!

This is one of a whole series of alternatives -look out for the others.

Meantime, if you already agree that an account with the Midland could

simplify your life, just walk into the most convenient branch and ask for

more information. It will cost you nothing and could well be the shrewdest

move you ever make.

Midland Bank A GREAT BRTTl5 i 13 AIM,.

10

ice

sfttilees god

agat! "THERE'S (TOLD In them thur hills," is a common enough movie phrase which movie could well apply to the hills of Hollywood itself,

How many would-be movie stars set off theirfor: Hollywood with stars In eyes and found nothing buta long, Impoverished queue?

One of the budding very IartxlalIons m the starlets who did make a sludlo. name for herself was Winifred Shaw, with a helping hand from screen geniuses Florenr Elegfield and Busby Berkeley,

Today Winifred Shaw O'Malley (the last name comes from her mar- riage to theatrical agent Bill O' M alley 1, the ha lf- Halwnln, half -Irish Singing star is Se and lives outside New York, and enjoying her newly rediscovered stardom this time in the pop charts with 'The Lulla- by Of Broadway' from the 111.M10a Busby Ber- k eJey film 'Gold Diggers Of 1931'.

"I'm so happy that audiences of today are gelling a kick out of what we did back in the Thirties," she says. She de -scribes 'Lullaby 01 Broadway' as "A great song with fine orchse- trilllon and all those hoofers, it Uves on In all our memories."

Winifred was a mem- ber of the famous 'Lleg field Follies and had a successful career In the days when the movies were a glam- orous escape front the realities of the outride world

'Gold Diggers' was one of thane all action song and dance films of which Busby Berkeley was the acknowledge master, Everything was time on a lavish scale, no Illusions to represent grandeur - theread thing

it w as enough to make current fflm financiers shudder at the mere thought of all that expense.

The song from the show that really cap- tured everyanes Imago- natons all those year, ago was 'The Lullaby Of Broadway' w high helped win an Oscar. µ1n1 sang her heart out and there were all Nose dancers merrily tapping away and shaking the

40 years later the movie industry hasn't quite got the glittering style of the Thirties, and a spectacular on Ber- keley's grand scale is unthinkable. United Artists I who scored the Laurel and Hardy hill. released the single, which was taken

or Ma from

the ig al soundtrack Now Winifred hu not

only gut her wonderful memories. to her N arner Bros. Oho canoe In look h std m, she's also oils peep easy,

_ $

RECORD MIRROR a DISC, AUGUST 21,197F

Special live report from New*Vork by Stephen Morley TWO TASKS guar- anteed to strike terror into the hearts of any new artist are to play to a large audience that know not of his existence and to open for somebody of Elton John's stature.

Much to his credit Inst week, Billy Connolly managed to pull off this double feat on all seven nlghla at Madison Square Garden.

His applause was never hysterical but he didn't bore - and some of the job es did deserve worse than boning.

In black IenUtrd and peeled banana skin boots he literally ran through n medley of crags Including 'Blowing In The Wind' and 'I'm Half Stoned Cowboy'. The latter enured him his largest response from the mud -

tenor

Brief He restricted his of to

brief minutes, very «ware they were there to

e Ellm. As he tell the stage he ass given a musing farewell, not so much for what he gave as for what he left out

Hilly Connolly now has plenty of friends in America.

Exit one tall, long haired, ben pled conedl. an and enter me short, balding and bespectacled pianist

Rigged out In the multi sequined bicentennial

.1' es,

.'.: di

r.af o ., , o , r , "r , e ,

141-T

!.1

{+.._. . ` e

fv

o

.I's. 1' .

Li... " er

'ii

'''''.. ',r

_ 7R

- 't r { %

f . . : EL ION 77t King who conquered the Garden

S tatue of Liberty alit claimed over the intro to E lkin rose from the back 'Yellow Hr1rk Road' of the stage. Only an As he entered Into E nglishman could have 'Island Girr he shouted, got away with it, "This one's for Chris

Predictably throwing Blackwell" and later. sway ht. slot Ellen seen "Foe Mom of you who wormed to the oho* d l d n ' I make the

"It's Friday the lath Nell Diamond concert tonight, but I'm not tonight herers my own superslious" h. pro Neil Diamond show " hoe

by David Brown ' J WINIFRED SHAW

g a.

rl .aá reer then IIM

/% . , ,-' /Uf . e b

.r` /

T N le 71 dik A

'tlY w_y__

.r

3

joked as he went Into 'Don't Let The Sun Gc Down On Me'

Audience artist rapport was perfect

F: ven after countless concert already this year, Elton gull managed to make them feet that thins/ma hl vary first

leevryone knew the screaming was pre -

recorded an 'Bennie And The Jets' but It sell came ad. But then F.J la much too real In be ...brewed by Omuta led weird

Most critirlam of Garden cake rea centres around the artier. In. sillily to rwcheweryane NM no Elton In 'Lucy In The Sky filth Danorde', Mere -Can't awe soul net singing long They'll deny It but ran the 11.10 An(pa m were au flawing

Tar Mlle man at the tabs -lit piano wrung out every nde ter them mild Mora erswung an tnage that lea hint looking

1 rs always good b hsa r the number one song of the moment played Me and there's nowhere better to hear It tan al the Garden. When Elton introduced Kiel Dee he waant even back at the plane before the audience MO again began jccrlstg In'

Even the Hells Angels were humming

'Daft Go Breaking My Heart' was one of three high points KlbI ha* played New York before, en her own, but as Elton maul have hoped, sir finally left her mark last week

Electric TM other two high

prints were In the encore Afar N o a nd a half hour* tM atmosphere wag lertrte - In put it mildly

Genuinely hotrod by lute ealatr 'wpm** he announced that he had vowed not to tin 'Your Song' on this tour, but had changed Isla mind - "lust Meru '

It was by far t evening's beet

he

Everyone stood and screamed Mr atone and he gave It Is them - an incredibly heavy era3Gn d 1ln ~~Yy Night' Like

contender for W All fight advertising at the back of the hall, be punched the air and marched up and down Ott hie piano

I felt slightly di* appointed that be Una b finlaMd wltA 'Inoai Yllzard It mu Ellwl's week and ere dldut want to we Men share n by ending with eameon* eh's sang - however Carew Fie re tab liehed New York as troche Kill intent w have Found near and Billy Connelly mould

Flat possibly be beMCJ n

.

BACK IN THE SHOPS -THE PERENNIAL DISCO CLASSI

L,E N 2 3 MCA105 MCA RWORD5

isae.e WPM Jc w'

RECORD MIRROR & DISC, AUGUST 21, 1976

r-

11

1

Nita Rossall tells us all YES

ROSSALL : it'a No Use You Telling Me No' 120th Century BTC 1024) After a couple of large flops, Mr Rossall re - emerges without the 'John and sounds as though he's leaning rather heavily back on the old Glitter Band sound (from whence he camel. Still very commercial, very catchy, and should stand a good chance.

ERIC CARMEN: sun ERIC CARMEN: 'Sun- rise' (Arista 67DJ1 The opening track from his album, Eric tries again to hit the charts Lovely

burst ending with a fierce orchestral burst that zooms Into the sunset, Lush production and good vocals

1 F.T AN/YTIIER mystery name In the singles chart.. Who the hell I. that nc nonderl

Does this person rock . or roll, Funk . . or maybe soul?

Nell. Jess Green's done the lot in his time. A reggae artist turned soul singer, his debut record 'Nice And Slow' le a disco Instrumental featuring a fluid flute and a cool, easy rhythm

Originally the B side, n vocal version of the \ side, was released but nobody showed much interest The record company 'steely flipped It over and the result was a chart entry

Naturally Jesse would have preferred the vocal version to have been The Hit, but he does play bass and percussion on the instrumental version

Said Jesse at has London home: "I don't mind about the in strumental being hit. In (act. both versions have been successful In Bel- gium, Holland, France, Germane and the US."

3F year - old Jesse is as born and raised In Kingston, Jamaica thence the reggae con- nections), and left for Britain In Iaes, hoping (or the musical break he tailed to get at home.

The first band hr )olned over here was a Slough -

based set - up, The Interpreters. Jesse's mu- sical tastes and Ideas were more advanced than boeanovas and foxtrots, so he quit

From there he vent to Five To Five a young funk reggae band and on to London where he met up with reggae star ~Myelin chit

"During this time I was singing and playing drums I'd already done a couple of shows as support to Junior Walker And The All Stan, with Five W Five, and then after that I was mitred to join Jimmy Cliff's back- ing band for a tour of Africa, Trinidad. Ja -

J

T

a

ROSSALL: ~married and catchy

MiAQ,e.. Rough 'n' raunchy LINDA RONSTADT: 'That 11 Be The Day' (Asylum K 130531 A reworking of Buddy Holly's classic hit but I

really don't think that even the slightly raunchy Instrumental break U going to get the version* Crest sing

RANDY EDELMAN. 'The Uptown, Up - tempo Vibman' 120th Century BTC 2225) Self - penned number from Randy to folbw up 'Concrete And Clay', but althought it's a nice ballad it lacks what's required to get some chart action.

STEVE MILLER BAND 'Fly Like An Eagle' (Mercury 6078 802) Having come so near to having a hit with 'Take The Money And Run', his album title track is out for the next attempt More sow key than 'Money' with lots of gentle, rolling vocals, it's got far less appeal

J. AL N. BAND: ' Die -

co Music' (Magnet M AG 73) I can knagine thus one going down a storm live. but the excitement doesn't quite come over on vinyl Might see some disco action

JOHNNIE RAY; 'Cry' 1Okeh M EPC 4533) Currently doing great business et the London Palladium, this is Mr Ray's immortal 17) hit of 1951. 'To only a personal opinion4 but I think the should be reserved for his theatre audiences and mid as 'souvenir

Not as Green he seems

by Jan Iles

`

T

... ESSE pRE

males and the States It w -as a fascinating err pet -hence - particularly America. The stadiums there are so biz/

When he returned to Britain Jesse deckled to

quit touring and concen- trate upon making

.

_ m :

ewe

+- N : Knot ked out

records He covered a C7u

Lites song, which flopped, and also made a

couple of soul albums for the Music For Pleasure series

Jesse now has na angers crowed that as nearly completed album ton EMI) will be heat as popular as the singte.

"The album is pro -

E

Iy

.,s...2.

duced by Ken Gibson ( who also wrote Thee And slow'i, and K contains Irks a differe roods - predominantty soul - with date reusnte track. There's u track., ao 1'm calling It '12 Shades Of Green'

Jesse has abandoned ros native reggae mar te favour of soul because the fader tu proem b he more succesaful

'When I did reggae',

he said "I didn't ready get to the eamsnreal side I started off singing Sts, Owe tors Hearty, then reggae but I arson t rear getting anywhere I find that since cow ente, rung on soul - whrh I love - the public aretal sing notice of me -

His big amblOon is to get on the road with spectacular show, for which h has soma Interesting Ideas

"I haven't rot a lard together as yet but I lo haw a few people in mind. "

"What rd Ike to do is get sane backing singers

. and dancers and oak ft very visual I'd like to play dru ma ea well as

ing M4 dance- I've already worked out wens .movements roc Nice And

Jesse rearms that some of ioday'e lore !tows are bland. boring and devoid of any real feeling

People pay a list of money to go and see a performer ao I want to o nce It W worthwhile for there. Soul. la the food of love, and i leant to make sure my musical menu Is

appetising ..

)

o /J

JALNpossible disco action

SANTAN A,'Dance Sa to/ pence (Bail. MI Neiman. )CBS 15121

Lots of Latin rhythms and sounds of merriment but unless you're throwing a Brariun patty

PLUTO ' Your Honour' ICES 9909) With a remarkably similar sound to 'Oat', Pluto rewires hack, this time ritkeesing his remarks to

de Judge instead of de butcher.

ayóºA... Time for thought from the Wizzard

ROY WOOD 'Any Old Time Will Do'(Jet 7116) Thor* are ma the cad tenrraer W ºnod trade marks in Rot's arranging but ~ugh changes to nuke It one of the better things he's released recently eerier but not bast

CHAIN REACTION - Urns Win, Never Lose (Gull 43) A new three - pace harmony group, but etude up of known rtamea Bruce Ruffin. Bobby Dave and Dave CoNra The U the kind of stow, sweet soul that the Cle -

Lrtes and associated groups do so well Possibly not the but Chat* for edebut looks

LORD ROCKING -

HAM'S X1: 'Hoots &Ion'(Decca F 13663) A smash tit the first tame around in 1958 with than

infamous tone 'Hoorn Mort there's moose souse about the hole', the migh get a few nostalgic plays from ages% DJs and provide some memories for the over -25s.

JUDGE OREAD; 'Y Vivu Suspenders' (Cat - tus CT 991

1 can enegine this being betted out In Spanish

coaches everywhere -

the latest In the line of *depletions of 'Y Viva E spur' from the dreaded Judge A ballad encour aging the wearing of this pertituter under - gar merit the lar are vary e a/ and the produetkrn e Garroter

SILVER PONY 'The Lonely Ranger' IEMp TNT, 324) Spoof record of the week, with racy Sethi v*rsiot of the Lone Ra~ thorns tune end amusing spoken bite about !onto send lady who wares the meek removed' Make of it whet you reel ,

DION- ' You Showed M. Whet tore Is' (Warns. WO*, K 16401) Although Ks only with his Older materiel that Dunn recently made the charts he's eta going strong as a *anger / songwriter From his latest album, 'StreethMrt', thn en up - tempo, bouncy song

___ NEXT

WEEK:

Silver Convention C

and Pilot

O

1.1

- a

^

1

'i

r

1,

,I

P

a CORO MIRROR'S RIEL O! MEo1CuE MEN

DISCOUNTS SELLOUT Souedyh, convonort (lmewl Ele, Ilch.n}, A I .r..nll S.ou.ntl.l. 061 bur:Ilaht. !1184 Siren. rsld Snobs. 14ou1. 1231 4,1 l2N 16J DWI Rainbow Stroh.. OW Phu. more, Discount. lot Trod*, Expert. Ou.nnlh. . Co.tem bula or MIMI.nell, es non.

eh., you sr. locking for Send for our C..h 'N Carry/Moir Order Cilbpu.

AARVAK ELECTRONICS (Disco Division) 12A eIUCI GROVE, TONDOS M17 (TOTTINNAM)

fiel. 01.606 1170 J

Rogi Di IMPROVE.IIENTSquireCOURSESRADI00000SFN

Studios JINGLES 9ERVICERADIO AUDITION TAPES

SS Charlbert SLlondon,NWB 6JN Tel. 01-722 8111.

[We FuI7lightl oKrIto ~NM

Make 51: 1C

DISCOBobble

71c

Machine

Gimmicks 0W 1 -111111t:`

Ata. ABU N alt. Rr Pulma¿E yUlwp001,t4 CIA 5170 SA6 PnR Motion( S 0141 NrMiEST ST(Nxm1

e w cArre ..-...m, a .. w.s.a. Week ,usuew r n s w ... IOW

PRESS TIMES Advertisement Copy should nmvo 5t our London Office 6 days prior to the publication dale of the issue required. 11 you require assistance with the preparation of An Work for your advertisement please advise us as early ell possible.

PULdAll LIGHT

The finest and most rebnble lighting controllers en the world Further details I,nm all mein dealers or durst from

PULSA1 I LIGHT (SALES WRIT.) STANLEY ROAD, CAMBRIDGE. Tel: 01216679/

Mobile Discos

DOUBLE. 'R' DISCO'S. - 01 952 9439 SOUNDS INCREDIBLE. - 807 9149 SOUNDS INCREDIBLE. - 807 9149 SOUNDS INCREDIBLE.

807 9149 SOUNDS INCREDIBLE. - 807 9149 SOUNDS INCREDIBLE. - 807 9149 41011111111764 INCt9:D1BLE. - 807 9149 SOUNDS IS('IMED1112.E. - 8079149 MOUNDS I NCRE:DIBLP. - 507 9149 DI NOA LINO Dieen - Ring Chile, Noiing ham 708410. ST1.VE OM. - Tel RI 524 4578 87118181 IN(11 EDtlti F.

807 9149 SOUS 17.5 111('87CDIBLP:.

07 9149 SO( NUS IN( lit ICDIBLS.

N17 9149 1141 o: JANSEN. - Tel 01.699 4010

Records Wanted

SINOI.E '401 u, gel It together", Thunderclap Newman - Write W. Fisher, 67, Welherby Road, Leicester, T. 1t ICA SING alloy ram addition with special cover, grad price latid. - Flox NO. 812P

TYH 15808 titHlill ILEX, einglee plus rare T Rex item. - Box No 61211

St1'1 E T'R 'tPmerlO gin glee Your price Gary, a The Mount, Chi -shunt , Ilerls, EN 41741 -

ALL 101 B 1I8NANTI!D 455 and Lys bought or Ilan exchanged far new rrrurot, large collection urgently required, Send records or Tate w 4th BAY.

F L. Moore l ierra-dsl Ltd., 1475 Dunstable Hold, Luton, Red fords hire.

DJ Jingles

SENSATIONAL new Jing- les from the ROGER SQUIRES STUDIO, O, tailor made Jingles, featuring your disco name, Jingles, epeclals created to Order and now brand new JOCK IDs. jingle your way to puteese with Roger Squire's attention getting Jingles- - Tele- phone Barbara, 01.772 8111.

Equipment For Sole

1 0,5, BUT Dili. empower err noted for value, chulee and person al ecrvice, (letalogue far rip - Dleropower, 1-Ivingslale Place, New port, 9. Wales.

11 E IIAYC the biggeat range of dlaeo equlpml'nl In the UK, complete disco systems from l lay UM - From Hager Squirm Diets, Celli Ore, t.Ondnn, 01.772 7424. Brislnl 0712 5117,10 Msnrhrnter fBI- 411 7876

MR SMOOTH uee PLASM e e coma.. I Chae.N eae.... M.i.terer lem

e m e. ~um. ~lew r.rn Ir.., wee week seoe . rre. . 1. e..r " ... ..n r.pe e..

wwtvt ee.e... ~AM Ma. TUAC .pre he at. N. G..,.. yew., e.rpeeew.ar.enNeer w t. toe .tea.. 111611701111401011.0

arm so re.m aan lf je. 9asee4. Ile O.

teee5ee 5nerd 104 1110171

ROSETTES A5 Nome one w ..e5.e. r.er .mr.. e .m t. .rn e.....r tac..s er

1111110 0.00U(11IM O m11601 ane. t taM0o5 wtr en

n er rr

COMPLETE DISCO for sale, Including lights, effects, etc, Powerful equipment. IMO ono Tel 787 3642 weekends only

8,4. Renee of DIY atto Gem always a.allebl.. Complete 0. Systems

from EIRE.

Maw Celo to Ir..) end

n6 Mad ea.

COOKIES DISCO

CENTRE 117 won Siren

CREWE Moose (0319)41)8

AU DJ's LIKE

BRISTOL.

.tn.mr.e. It e crol 10010 OOUtnIS CHICO CINTOS US pore. seed t.ers Sewers

New Ope.

An Ior__ true Ir elm as UM

NEW MODELS

MONO 1 111110 Olen Fame Igor lime*

UAW poet 1015111 NMI gelnIle

s.e.. (7 eon ) l es roe.rg.a trw.re.w. peon. mow sere... SrArNrw V 1re.Y a+16e

ñic',StbLN SUMMER SRI,E` Hurry for BIG SAVINGS on selected lines *

DISCO 70 budget deck

Farolito. C20

Strom EA

ten.. POLb

inc deck oviker.. tow PA ONLY 1E98 Highest Noel. map. carte. ONLY 0148

Squire -Chronic Mawa11 117.. Squire stereo Readshow 200 GENEROUS t

PART X CHANGE ' ALLOWANCES

on your old ' --- -' gear ¡j'( i1 .'1

Ter. II Stott In NA. Jngl. much Men, oelten. £49S ~eerie.. £49

ALWAYS A BIG RANGE OF DISCO EQUIPMENT IN STOCK: COMPLETE SYSTEMS E165 -E800

*SALE PRICES STRICTLY WHILE STOCKS LAST MUST CLEAR BY AUGUST 31st Product Teems Yaks Sat Pnn Rail Teases Yalta Ma Pn. Peden Toser hat. Ser Rs.

Sal. 250 K vectors FAL Discos 100W 1:5.25- £95 Assorted Speakea Covers 441' [1 4 -PT (59 Gehl/tiro Discos pal" £129 M1004 ch Disco misers Ean- !18 CAR Ids Co i,uJers fiE' (31 Squire S50 Spkrs (Mk l I 4469' £39 Fenton Well Fog Machines 4-30" £20 Video 3003 saundL tes SBS £45 Squire Duo 100 (Mk 1) 475 £65 D.scogear Jingle Machines 485r £60 M. Roost,te cenrwen 44.4*' £18 Sotuere Columns 5100 (Mk I) Simms WRtts Spkt. columns

485` £75 489- £71

Squee 1509 B retneldes Sou., 1509. Patternhtes

j,25. 42ó

£18 £20 PLUS SECOND HAND

Elecnpvoice Eliminator I 44eSe £400 Tu1111750W prelectols 4611' £49 BARGAINS AT ALL BRANCHES

All PRICES VAT ESIMA e% Late night all branches Weds awe E.pon eeas.i rtaa to Landon CLIP 14 COUPON 70(309T :we._:.:. _ - __-_ -' Rogct Squires/ Dine Cantles OPEN TUE-SAT: CLOSED MONS

MANCHESTER 251 Dmenagate.3 Ter 061.231 7676

LONDON 176 Junction Rd 819 Tel 01 .272 7474

mamma \e a -

BRISTOL 125 Church Rd Redfield /IN .el 0272.550 550

p Manager Ntaal Mums twr Manager Brian Estct ManageeMartyn Elba

10% DEPOSIT EASY TERMS ACCESS BARCLAYCARD CODMáIL ORDER SERVICE

r/ e... sand me Lamar pre co a and ,,lore.4am an Sens Megwns I

Norma

I s 01D

L_w sw ns I te ~me ea teeear .

tM

I

RECORD STORAGE Et CARRYING CASES £14.95 inc p8p Ntld..ePe. Sea ...No OR

MIPs

S np, herdw..,.r d. me to

t . D.tec mote rraoath

k lx finish . ~crow D.egrd le te.e remera. 01

144rem.... rr.de.nwae. wrre... Mek c NurAth ewvMu to

I. C. JANECK. 6 Butt -Hew Close. Hoe, Nr. Rochester.

Kent. TM MedweT7)'eº1

NEW RANGE Of DISCO

UNITS I SASS PINS Introductory Demount'

Details from NEWHAM AUDIO 52 Romlord Road

London E15 Tea 01-574 4064

MODIFY YOUR DISCO

CM brae leer **emir N ta

art% C.neel .eddicetlem to ywr mNMmeets. Oho.

ANMfi.r rerun, Coo beard (.8nlon..

LUMAC Ol-SM 7960

NAS

1.0drl[6R/ 111 w

FIRST IN

Di, PARTICIPATION

VIII to t8 ieEeeedie/e .watbarl of IM newt

SCRATCH DISC JOCKEY CLUB I 'TOP 70' AAIEI KAN JINGLY CASSETTE us worry £ 9. S0

MEMBERS' 818(0175 INCLUDE - FREE TAPE

sam by return of poet fa each ppko5dOn Yee" SCRATCH catalogue Mail order Amanun Import angles Weep Monthly SCRATCH newsletter an aria Mies b Tip. fa your rsrlahow, Group

e nd tseord information, ere , 5W , etc MembSrsh,p card Rparr dame Hamelin pre1eweee 1.511,. D+cnwta r ,tece .q,tpanenl fa ~MAW'S 764E

dbcaunt on / SCRATCH imp, Tome e DJ e deenteher6 and arlvery sank. SCRATCH stickers

for car 001 ~man, ... ea the /r your mwatiel

IouwMnAy Lou el OMIT £4.15

sego tela ewer) oar e. crew moo P1 ma

+caAtc.. MA.Ma.rt YKIA/ UMW, 605006e1 h....el SD MA

Me. AOO..st

ea r sOAe

I

er.e. 0/. .aeeise a.sr015f ..Ole IONS .Awl Mr eel% ON t.....e.r ewe" J

The Professionals 4.i /)01 rej/Ielid. in Di 1CO and

lighting Equipment

SPEAKER CABINETS 2.12 Jm1J

BASS SINS & HORN CABINETS e &w..4 Cases

.A Carry «.i&

I

CaAeMs leed e. Toa. L. ' epeciicel'isel

lt LLS 367 FOGA oN 642195 r pAer_m 409729

ROLL YOUR OWN CABINETS? ADAM HALL (NM) SUPPLIES .%. Omer t.... 1m ~IMO 0541 e55455 CO,RasO. .t.TCuQtu iul LOOM 415415 ~Of. 1BIClauslo wuOwm entve. 1.4505 mine ere

Ott115TTV o15COuWrs ., F. SAO No Awes!Ceere,. Um o stn Tem.. 5.447. Mee, I.eemle ..e 60105

DISCOSTYLE PROMOTION BADGES

METAL Order NOW lei she same!. (A.B ...Si isi rer7)

Bade. Simians ere created for you or ere media up to i.Iclud. Tome own wrtwo& onotoVrePN, mt5

1000 FOOTED IN ANT 1 COLOURS 1 - 1747: 1K' , (10. 1%' - L9. 1%' - 772. 22. fill

SPEGAL OEFER - INS tie' bro.. .mead le RACE ear 1 mime slsRle (%5,

teal. p. Yee, .e..) - Lie 0811 .near. M a.%eeo eso CMe.. .wet It DISCOST ILI

5 Brownie, Roed Cheltenham- Olo._ RIM 5.173

RECORD MIRROR & DISC, AUGUST 21, 1976 15

NewSpista

BENSON BREEZES IN I:FORGE BENSON: 'Breslin" (Warmer Bros K Ig)IR). Subtly lovely U(le track of hie monster US LP, (ill's a lazily Jaunty Jazz guitar Instrumental that's already huge here for fun ky Jocks. . 1TURF ZONE: 'Porcupine' (l.ondun i1LU 105.7), 'Ultra powerful sparse but funky groover with Latin ,bits and a big bouncy beat that's bang up to date. A niggle, believe me! I II %RLIE RASP: 'Randy Rooster' (EMI !49i). Ilereptively simple In. slalmental thudder that's .knows to all good Di. - hat not to radio, for whom It s being rrserviced. I %DISPITED TRUTH: .1 nn a Me - Love' 'Warner Rem K I5504). Ignore the vocal plug side as the fast thunking

,synthetic flip le the disco smash, and better In e very way S01ULFIIL DYNAMICS: '.lungfe People' (Eple hl'(' 1463). (.au end -

answer pounder with 'In Valve' feel and catchy

hey, hey. heys". I1NDA RONMTADT: 'Thal',, Re The Day' (hay'lam K I WU3). Great radio fodder, driving enough for Pop / Rork discos too K IRBY: 'lave Letters' I Anchor ANC 1031). Slowed right down 'A ibal- rose'-sly le guitar In- strumental treatment. ('1x51' STONE: 'Gm* Itul Not Forgotten' (Deere F 15046). Still there and growing, a gaily shipping foot hustler by the New Faces better CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD: 'You've Got Extra Added Power In You love' (InXletu INV 43W, via ('BS). Voice boxes, kalimbas 'n things on a purposefully thump by Jumper. LEE MI ARYI N: 'O'Reilly' Daughter' ,

Polydor 2058 tee). Blatantly bawdy romper for rowdy crowds. ROSE RANKS: 'Darling Baby' (Tamla Motown 1MG 1637) Elgin. oldie soulfully sold as a yearning aloud" 'ATALIE COLE: 'Mr

«sled,' / 'Can Me Get Together Again' ((capitol Q 1M111ul), SophlrUcated sainger worthy of Ella Fitzgerald, double "A" sided with what sounds

'This Will Be, Part 2'.

HARRISON KENNEDY. Chairman of the Board

JOIINNC JONES. 'Purple limo, (nrunsw- lek itlt 37). Mellower vile than the Hendrix cut but otherwise the garnet Rex GarvinIlk vrelon, fllppd with FRED HIIGHEM Baby Roy' for Northern fan.. CHARLES EAI(LANDI 'We All live In The Jungle' (Mreury 5101114). Messy chanted fun her and a spacey glow. starting Jazz - Funk 'Intergalactic lave Song' flip, while better yet le his lslyibish LP track, 'From My Heart To Yours' (spee/ally im- ported 'Odyssey LP, SRM1.1045). FREEw.AC I 'Crasy 'Rout lour !eve' (Pala din PAL I). Coolly hustling nips, de N udder. R. D. LJVINGSTONL: 'Lels Tango (Clearlsor at 292), Curtis Mayfield - type mid -tempo squeak, netts. attractively under sold by Dandy. ADAM SURF a THE PI:BBLI: BEACH B AND: 'Fun. Fun. Fun (Paladin PAL 3). Fresh reading of the Beach Boys oldie, rrcenUy debuted on Capita l's 'Cr utsing .

M IDISON: 'Let It Ring' (Magnet MAO 11). Jaunty Pop thumper. k Vida trite

ii e ti e e a e

II

1

BODY MEETS BRAIN

CA ',I KR IDLE graduate Garrell RNtlrarn, ha announced that hr is being Joined In his independent 3111 Moroni Pmmoum dune arvle' by the Ines must. And) "The Rod," gflnfon. torrent Rimini Promo in., l'erm Of The Year and etplusger for Creole.

By combining thed ton mulling lisle of Ill and Moen orientated record chaps, they arc sure to become a troy patent faro In Ihr pr.rnoim and marketing of des, new - ten, both Rising rewash', truck refolds already. Their neo partnerablp rune, lea, evert nest ,met Ili.

by James Hamilton

GEORGE BENSON:

jaunty guitar

Instrumental

REBEL RUMPUS Gee confident of trade show

he P4 Cart, needed re el the rebels .Ilkle tee Nde.I A.eeeleu. ef One J wheys Is elebalaa ~bony

, ppert from is npo,l «fleets. Ile.enr, ,1 d t..otr-t. seedy add. era, sty de. bad ends I. at.

by limas, wor.tae .luata mfrs of r.«1Mar. and three

reelfuom tills comperes with the

rebel fatue.', figure at fifteen offlers baelag declared by telephone their burette. to **alga sad support a we breakaway DJ federation

la more .arb 'my affect the !iglus d dos ahlbitore err. hat roe cdd Ohm as NADI mounted Dues to show seed rot neressarlb be rya hY lines. Re areno, O. possibility el recalling from Oslo hie Se*.dl...lan atilrer, Neil Jera she belied run Disco TS end M remain. canfo:hew that the NADJ tee put on a trade shoe by Chrwtmaa

M.ee.hl, Dom owes ce Optteladles ara. Is.lfrd a prd..sisa) es iO.. ewes

5.51.,, is *timid Ib* maafa.br.rv' sad DJ'. mwo.4

e Se bmb.r a et

Leedom Sek Inob Lest ..se's airy way

bans flee false More reo. r Mr Dare/ robe, Sner.uusg bu la rd..ss1 with se "awess tramp' Out dew eel omen ffiir as mere& the neat i tie ep Yust/os of loiter Squire e esu.t member, + Mw dire t.d.atry and teste them toa neatly Y abeam the for means of ea ~eery mwrides Murk sties Ito be .d1

l be bet m of

many Isfweet d p.uw. Oar apdoewe far airy

Mrrassamel I. Mews Dore ad Opraefgerf, Y alee te Bee Cr,,. ayer Smire. Deapll DJ and a5 the sb/btter. et Diem Srotleed (wke sear hen became "happy ra e lea earl)

DJ NÍ , l r .. /

RITCHIE FAMILY 'Hest Dhln In Town' ((M Marlin LPI Is lops Or Trick,' Dicky Banes (Ilflrrl), while Chris HUI (Lacy Lady, Ilford) picks NATURE. DONE 'Ports* pine' London), Steve Day (Chingford) lips EDWIN STARR 'Arch done (OTO). Sieve Ingram (Wrybrldge) bops to HANK TIOMP MON 'Rorkln' In The Congn' ICaplloll and Capnrhlne Nerigllane (llmenley ( Y one of rnony on GRAHAM P\KKER 'Mead Show' (Vertigo).

4011« 11111.T 'Fnr The Lave 01 1.wt' ((IN Clinton**, le ha for Isys Rr...be I Rird's Nest, Muswell 111111

long the South ('oast 1nhnny remand 'Brighton, thonss Is CO PLY'S ('1101(1, II.,. Me On Agalo' I PRllty 1. Seery KMemo. (Sands. Worthing 1 likes LA 'Ai 0NT D0DIR Night There' (Warner's Ile', lw Arne (Seagull, Bei,y 1 eel CARL M 5 `N 'Ubangi at..np IC/early 1.

The Judge Outline. Bognor, adds AUTO v1AT1C N 4111 'My roast (Island, Joinery ma..m (Tramps Muting.) hinge 1101 It LOOT/ 'Maul Dracul> f('reobrl, Mash and Neale, (Mr R's, Poole fled. Ai4 ROW N1 .' aiiiaag In Lowe I. A uaaw' IRUl1, neat Arthur Dyke 'Exciter, Chart,. JAN a Ill/A1111 merf (it, (UAL Nike rile., 'Punned. Harry) reports foam at

Tropez that diecee there charge t5 adminsion .

HARRY RIGGS 'Work All Day' (Dynamic) le big for lam Austryn (Career's Lodge, Nallewarth) and Paul Anthony (Rum Runner, Brume, among many , , now Bily Tae Kid" Atom (Tiffs ny.. Blackpool, and !Stuart Swann ICon- gletonl swap to TA. PARES 'It Only Take. A Minute' (Capitol>, while Nnl Paeans (Holton) up. MISTS t 1 ARGF ,{how Me' (Target). fain King (Blue Rotten. Sale' flips for PRIDE Ca 'Dineen queen' (R50). Paul 11eeh (Bhlrleyl smoothes te, ACKR 1í11R 'Irls' IPyel and 111ern Dave B)nglrinn Ilrla ml le fret of several on 11(18 w11J.1Al18ON Klppere Far Tea' (EMI)

from Liverpool, law Spains 17Mmeptege) raves for V %T11 51'K RAND Hams Crazy' (Spring LP 1 amt Isc. Parlor (Oscar) starte RYAN. 151 (M Mnmli(h1 Feel. Right' (Private Stork)

, slow logo, BRYAN 'Prace IN Love'

Cleland I:P) a flow hid and top for Little J,4,n «shall (Boat House, Cleethorpfal, while Km

yii. Road itunner Insects, Grimsby I Ups JOHNNY OItITAR MAT MIN d LARK% MIL- 1.IAMa Tm (Jew' (Epic) and "T. C." Cne 'Parade lintel, ilk morel) Irrtporta fFNMA f1ARN. get If Tau Ever Walked Out(« My Ida

I ¡

1 1 NII al. nettle 11.i .vstalt,ra.. Philip. 1 1 01 11s11 1 Dill 11411 ,\I. Itee r.eee rt s.) t 111 de w1 1,O 11,11\, 1'e..pte. 1 ad..

le hilly I 19eR( 1 1I\1 Cabina /.se I ....on 1 \1 51 10511. 1 111 vliro.lai t/aw1werne,

H,.. I P a 1\e I DIT Iraos Gotta* w.L.., 11111 P I 11 0\1./ 111.1 1 Wilt rea

1 apibá I e' \ Ill ISIS I 1111e 10 1,0. I hi 1 Ier.

Minima I.k till III vIe NI I 1 r K 1111\I 1' 11t 11 Res 'Ammo I Km)

la Ors 11511 f/1r MNN.11 IReM M. Kh.th,n Ilerlttd I IN/

14.11 .ox11 TH11 ,11511

1\ 11 I 1 s1'1.501 Ks Judge 'treed 1 dram

rift 1.11\I LI N (55.1N. 'Mee Pons 1 Mt Ini

KIrr/ Ks 1/R 11 m, rum w illtrnv.en 1 MI

BONNIE DYSON'S NEW sirvcLE The MoreYou Do It

(The More I Like It DoneTo Mei

I

CBS 4462

Pilot fly to new heights

PILOT: 'Morin Heights'

(FMIEMAraj. The Canadian air has obviously done some thing for Pilot - the imaginative production by Roy Thomas Baker apart.

If they wanted to they could pull all the tracks off as singles - with the possible exception of the one they de 'Canada'. Although pleasant, I can see more obvious choices

1&i'rc cool

Why stay our of the water on it hot day/ You know how to stay cool. You just plunge tnro the pool. \nd with Tampax tampons you can swim as often s

you please. Internally worn Tempos tampons give you

invisible protection without any Milkiness or discom- fort They're aofily compressed, highly absorbent and gently expand in three directions length, breadth and width - to fit your inner contours.

Slim and neat, Tampax tampons fit eerily into your beach or tote hag. You con carry them discreetly anywhere. They come in packets of 10's and 40's in both Regular and Super sires. The 40's in particular makeTampas tomponsthr most economical youcanbuy.

\\'ith all the adsantages Tampax tampons give you, there's never any reason to stay out of the water. So go ahead, take the plunge,

Y. v

i ,

ay Nths

The internal protection more women trust

104`91-11(' -7 ,l

MADE 051.5 55 TAMPAS LIMITED, HAVANT, MAM'MIRE

a

PILOT perfect sound like the more

Immediate 'Running Wa ter' (my lavouritel or the commercial 'Lies And Les', They've kept their distinctive vocal harm() tires, but added a lot of depth and variation to the actual music I thought the lyrics were a be weak in places, hut the sound was perfect. A smashing album - so why dirt Stuart Tosh decide to leave?

Rosalind Russell

re,

. '.111\c}.

KRIS KRISTOFFERSON KRIS KRISTOFFER SON; Surfer& Thing' (Monument M NT 814961. I don't think this album es

going to help KK to tere and torture - he might have more luck in that direction wrth he rote ti that rather distasteful fen with Sarah Miles. It doesn't progress erougth from his previous ones and is not nearly es good as the'Brsaaway alum he did with Rea Coolidge Rea o -again included but doesn't get equal bring. She gives the music Idl as do the other back - up singers, but KK himself sounds as if he's singing from a comfortable comer of the local pub.

Rosalind Russell

DEAF SCHOOL 'Sec - ond Honeymoon' (Warner Bros. K56280) Take a group who are primarily an entertaining live bend and try to put over thee essence on record and yrsu hleire troubles. And ierky rhythms, false and sudden endings aren't enough to make up for thew strange clothes Some of the ticks. notably 'Knock, Kroct, Knocking' and 'Get Set. Ready Go' have some bite but generally y seem to have be out

David Brown

ORO

DAVE MASON: 'Head -

keeper' (ABC ABCL 5199) It's becoming a fashion these days to release two different sets on one LP. Just to prove that it's not just a thing of the present. ABC have re-released this 1972 album The first eke contains studio material and the other was recorded live in Los Angeles This album is e

refreshing thence to hear Mason presibty at the peak of hes career. The studio set has some reused melodic work featunng a Mid tack larking band and the voices of Rea Coolidge (pops up everyveltws - doeen't del and Graham Ness Lew, the band le

I di'

DAVE MASON

more funky and Mason's voice le harsher- Hove ever, his songwriting talent carries him through A good chance to re dncove' a talent of some considerable abet ty.

Adam Cummings

JOHN G, PERRY: 'Sunset Wading' (Dec -

ca Ski 52331 An ambhious protect delivered with impeccable laare are style from the former Caravan bassist, now resident N Quantum Jump It consists of e eerie of 14 songs and eistrumentai pieces Iris el with sound backdrops recorded in the Lake District by John and producer Rupert Hine The second site e take, up with complete musical pttue of day in The Land Of The lakes(

from selle cock crow at 'Dawn' to 'Sunset Wading' reset A well army of guest miwicens are put to good uee, wilds Michael GMs making valuable eontresufrons on burnt, Geoffrey Ruched eon's thrown Bate are viola, gulag, was tool flubs from two members of Nova, and a cameo syntheses' performance from Roger Glover Concept album, don't ewer' M up to thew wrtunten but here ore that works

Oared Brown

BOBBY wOMACK 'SW Goe (United A UAS 29!79) Ore look at the sleeve Ovoid convince you that dogs is not 'Grade A' Womack, Deephe all Ms talents. he ie not a

Country and Western singer. Why should someone be Womack, who is finely gelling the critical acclaim he deserves, suddenly turn out this piece of poor value vinyl? Side one leets for about 12 mhutes and the other side not much longer. Hie voice is snored throughout end in earns cases he swigs too guide, rneenMn Chet he has b repeat ~ref f before the music Gaither

w\

- 'PORKY Nf)MACK

Showdown with the Marshall THE MARSHALL TUCKER BAND 'Long Herd Rids' (Ceprlcorn 2429 l ao )

ft's been a good year for electric oowtny music.

*nth notable albums from the Mee of Elvin Bishop and Char% Darwta Here is another to IYa under the same category Frank C McCarthds cove peirhe In 'The Last Crosson,'

THE MARSHALL TUCKER BAND

rt

depicting a stage coach In full Bight grows the game awes, Guitarist George McCort* is even emceed with playing lead buawlsp on the trtie track and the bend have even made cowboy film to go with the misic Toy Cabers is on fee form on toed

Lear, town out the rots loud and clear, es's Jerry Eubanks on sines and Bins, giving the group more texture than the other Southern States roes outfits The materiel e on a pet with thin previous four albums. though 'You Say You Love Me' beers wmark- able shrnlamy to -Another Crud Love,' on the 'A Nev. Life' album. Country rock converts we went to play th long after the ghalalinger has rode off into the sunset.

David Brown

up. It just doesn't work Best track is the one and

only blues number, 'Song Of The Mockingbird' where the soul cores through.

Adam Cummings

HOTLEGS You DIdn1 Like It Because You Didn1 Think Of It' (Philips SON 009) Hotlegs were the forerun ners of 10cc, comprising Messrs Stewart. Godley, and Creme (and Graham Goukiman on one track

Today'!, but listening to it there is little to suggest the Promise of what was to come A few Interesting things, such as

the choked 'All Gods Children', but mainly unexceptional material capped by their dreadful droning 'Neanderthal Mart' which was their one and only Mt thank goodness.

David Brown

r

i

.55

ARTHUR BROWN

ARTHUR BROWN'S KINGDOM COME ' The lost Ears' (Gull GUO 200.141 Arthur Brown is ilea remembered for 'Fire' that esters Classic

He formed one of the mom influential electronic end visual beryl of se early Seventies, Kingdom Cone Ahca Cooper wee pan one of their many Imitators. This doubter content much of Meer beet work from their three album& As bonus there ere also dose nicks, previously unreleaea4 from the time Arthur led a bend cased the Puddle town Empress and the eerie feel of the music Mili come through Broarn! drtnctive vocab are the keystone and the rem of the bend combine behold him accordion y

Adam Cummings

It

NEXT

WEEK:

KNEBWORTH

- Full

report

WOAD MIRROR B O/SC, AUQUST71, 1976

, . 1. 1

JOHNNY'S NO STRANGER 'VISIT BRITAIN :'I'd love to - I haven't been there since 1955. "

1955? .Actually a lot of us were barely anywhere then. But It's one way of letting people know you're established . . .

Johnny 'Guitar' Ratan came nut of the satyr soul school as Roy Charlie, Jame. Brown and R.R. King, Ile wrote that incredibly .eductive saga rolled 'Gangster nl Love' which Steve Miller successfully revised a few yea n hack,

1t )1.1. AND OATt'R ..,rah Smile' In RAB e hart for five month.

Is it a record? .

moving up fast and tforiously, singles 'Get The Funk Out Mama' by Brother,. lohnson AAM). Bill °naby's

letter perfect lake off of James Brown called '1 I jive Myself Better Than I love Mysetr (Capitol),

(sliver Convention's 'No INo Jae' (Midland Ina ), Impact )you read about 'em here) and their new Monster 'Glue A Broken Reuben' Is another Heart A Chance' 1 Aloof, quick tiro wrrd roe kahiH Mla red'.'KU I That Roach' trnek, cud nn PM d.. (Drivel, 11rnlher to, Y

Brother's 'Chance with (AraOnlleettm.Yd. x.r

'You' (Turbot, Joe Sim But tbat was yens. oIs, on's sell penned .471"-'1

and maybe

take. rare (let To This' (Spring) - f rmdving Iaeli. About a year ago .(donna signed not lo he confused with a Marvin Gaye track of the same name,

Albumwlse, George Renee virtually own. the r fiarla His Breezin' I Warner Bros) album remains untouchable from all competition .

.ferry, flu tier'. 'Love's On The Menu' (Motown). nuzzling Into the slaty. Welcome back. bare it, yea' 'Juicy Fruit' Mimeo Freak) (ABC) chewing up the charts s Just like the gum . .

with Fantasy in the stet...and came up with a monster aingh 'I Don't

Re Want To e A Lone Ranger; from an album cleverly RUM I Don Y Rant T. Be Alone, Stranger,' Ile then Jumped over to I/.IM and churned out a new album called 'Ain't That A Raab',

The single from It, 'I Need It' In a horn filled waging funk none ..Ith can of (hose chorus hook

J

a # ., y= 1+f

\ _n ;¿.``z_. a.4

JOHNNY WATSON: ahead

¡

llnrs that limonite addle live. Ilow door he write mach infectious Mom?

"1'm one nl these people, hooey, who ran oiler in whaev er style I feel e+rnttrtable In. I

hear something 1 Ilk,', nil V y to Crewe dnrthing 01 my non from It. "

Johnny ha never topped making music over the law( eornly ..std 'ram, anal while mush foil. COON' and an ate SS Ma man presence s

8E REE wae ns `

PUT TOGETHER lbs distinctly deep voice of Lou Rawls end the infectious rhythms of Gamble end Huff end whet do you get? Soul,

isit, RBB end the famous dis- co sound.

Now here's chenc to win that sound - FREE1

Th first 50peopie to send Ins the correct a to the MrN Questions below well win a copy of Lou / Rawls' album 'All

t O U g :Thongs In Tema'. Avt

Includes his smash hit 'You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine'

Inamsawanarsee

Quéstion Time a Lou Rawls halls from (a) The a indy city eeee*Welt of Chicago' Ib) Industrial Detroit Icy

Uptown New York' II One of Ills biggest lilts was called (al 'Love Is Just A

Four Letter Woo'? (b) 'Love Is A Hurtln' Thing'? l ova 'Love to Like A Hea twa ve'?

y When he's not working, he's involved In (a) Tonne? (c) Soccer?

r

American football'

Answers (a,b, or C)

rol

LT

e,nMsknL He said fort...fully:

"I'm nd one of these guys .. An reline on a guitar riff I nade )anon,. Ilfl.te, years ago. 1 always stay ahnsal of the time. If an) thing. I've elwaya been ahead of what nowt people are tieing."

Ile already ha en.wilh material for Coe album but preferred not Si divulge detail.. Kul bn did talk freely annul .ludic habit.

by Robin Katz

"It's important to mete take my Urns when I'm recording. Although, my idea of nursing at no own pare Is still a lot laser than a Id d other artist. - you dig! I go into the studio with all the material ready and I know exactly what I want. I lake drummer, but play all the other rhythm Inetranrnts my self."

Ile talked about the changing reapm.r f ht. tousle: "When I first tame to nMein, Rork 'N (/oil was new, The kid. were rioting and (ter adult. waned to ban 1L Now those kids are probably parent. them- wrlvrw, Rul today'. kids have seen averythtsg there is 1n 100. It'd nn gory

lo emir guy "1 play cl h.

sa Id and

rw do mlh erial, errepl T..ely Nlgha', and 'Gamper of Lave' the moat reg.rewed dribs. That's hero.,. Ales muter did such a gent ies with IL

"Keerntiy I've hams MOM( with the Idea e4 doing an aa.um nl Wet met r aerial updated."

One. hark In Len Angelo. wtth the mm album reaoeded. WaS,w

on renslder d n.e.em' nol'lag

I urge. 'I caned in Ire iagtew from read* 1n try to he a stair," laughed,

It aeeetrd g'.d Ides al tier tics.-," we R J rJ any twrhwln yid should try your lurk riser Mee, Tfa M one place where a

e r M Wad will never be abs, .flaxen.

T..t T. ,

r, r 1 r./ I I

FOR SOUL FANS ONLY. TIM is aloud se trivet an they mad. I watt yen b stns talc the what the.. teit are saying In rata dram. They dm t have ~tag t rang titbsm, owl rntenaea. Rut you mead revel la true Who they are and why dory are In the brae .tudis. A roe - theree both hewn NI the shad r ebb taut IOW month..

FIRST PRIZE: from throe soulful folks al Capitol Records, a complete collection d Tavare albums - IIaM (tore Porto'. 'In

The City', and 'Sky High' featuring the hit 'i1 Must He M Wing An Anger. Phu The Rylser's 'Show

Nancy Wham's '(Musa Get Ti, Thin and Sun' block busting t

'Use On Dream thy'. MO(7)ND PRI7Jf; All the Tam ma a Mo rut a Id Sun THIRD PRIZE: The Tanana edhrdan

Cut out year entry and mod 11 with roar name aril sddre a, to Redd Rats / Spd The Soul Stara / Spotlight Ileum / I lieerwall Road, I ondtn M TAX. Eddies mud hat in by A Meted 16-

1. /

Alb

7

JOIN THE AGFA SOUND IM" it EN1

MOVEMENT

(

i. SUPEF :RAOOVNe;MIC 90;6 1.¡i.c`. v`. '

V - 0

`ssssssssssssssna

1

L y

Sad your answer. to: Lou Ram. iLnrpetltfon, Record Mirror, PO Wei I amwvil t1oW,londnn NT'AX,to arrive before Friday. Wgum I:. In

S,FI)l cassettes -improved output at the right

7B R[4Verurw MIT Lon ooer....r, .-.....r.

(- ' Wk4Whia &Wk ane

The Information here was correct at the time of going to Press. However, It may be subject to change so'we advise you to check with velnues 'concerned before travelling to a gig. Telephone

numbers are provided where possible.

TIUMd811 August 19. ABERDEEN ,Fusion, (Told RATH, Arts Festival, The Fluid BIRKENHEAD, Mr Dtgby's, Dirty

Tricks BIRMINGHAM, La Dolce Vita,

Helen Day and Catch BUCKLEV, Tivoli, Johnny Wakelin (7.EF.TuoRPRR, Winter Gardena,

Colosseum II EARN WOBTII, Blighty's, Dave

harry HARTLEPOOL. Gemini Club,

Sparrow t F tCF:STER, Halley',, Sollo Volta LONDON, Dingwnlls, Camden Lock

(0l.26í7 4967), %legislator LONDON. Speakeasy, Margaret

Street, (01.6141/610) Nrskatna NI kV BARNET. Duke of Lancaster,

Stealer PENZANCE. Winter Gardens, O' PERTH, Perth Theatre (21031),

Joseph and Ills Amasing Technicolor Urea incrust

ROIJIflIL., Nev. Creata 1021.743 70111, WOrnda

SUN OF: RLAND, Fagins, Glgglra SWINDON, Brunel Rooms, Frder

aura WEST HITNTON. Village Inn ISO)),

Judas Prkwl/Nue kneel

/.. AUGUST20 AUXIN BUR Y, RAF Club, Geno

Wa.hingten and the Ram .lam 14má

RIRMINOIIAM, I.e Dolce Vita (021- 0135596) linen MI and (11eh

BRIDLINGTON SPA, Royal Hall, .Jimmy 'lame, and the Vagabonds

QIIPPF.NHAM, West End Club, FMteraUon

OOTISIIAU., Number One Club, Raul Thing

DRRB1 , I(adie'n, Wild FARNW'O/(TII, Blighty's Dave

Berry LEI('ESTER, Bailey'. 126162), 3(410

Volta LONDON, Dingwalls, Camden lock

(01.2117 46671, Lee Nosn,ln Rand /homy

LONDON, Lyceum, Strand (01 R:41

1715), Colosseum 11/Ntedlrine head

IAINDON, Marquee, Wardour Street (01 4276103 I. The Fold

LONDON, Speakeasy Margaret Street (01-61106810 I. Arthur Brawn

NFWCASTLF. Mayfair 12)1(91, Johnny Nakrtn

NENQIIA) ,Tao Trees l' SOLIIIUIJ., New Chula '021.743

70111), %% oriels

AUGUST 21

DIIt)1.F:3 ,ill's (úM97), The Raid FARNNORTII, Blighty's, hays

Berry FISIIGUARD, Frenchman, (1679),

Sheer Elegance FOLNERTONL. Lena Cliff Hall

(33193L Edgar Rene/them nand NN F:I%NORTH. Frsllyal, IMlllns

Skein's / l,yaryd Nkynyrd / the / Todd R.md ere. /Hot Tuna

1051)0%, ling wane. Camden leek (01-267 1557), Chain Wants alp Nolan

IA)NIION, Pneb.s (Soh, Stoke Newington, Mene %

FINE AND -DANDY BLACK OAR (11NANNAS ,

Rotterdam

"ARK V011 ready to Rock 'N' Roll?" the voice boomed over the darkened hall.

Ready or not, one of America's hottest properties steamed on stage and the guitars of Jimmy Henderson and Stanley "Goober" knight worked up a frenzy on 'Hot Rod'. creating a 20th Century fanfare for big Jim Dandy, BOA's legendary f ron tnun.

Everything you've heard about him - and more - is true_ He gyrates to the music. his long hair (lowing all ways, singing In that unmatched gritty voice

Their second number Tll 'Rock 'N' Roil had all the power the album track suggests but couldn't hope to capture on was. Also boosted was their version of the classic '0nwt Halls OfFire',

Dandy didn'tqulte steal all the limelight, as the current tour Is also featuring the amazing Ruby Snrr, who won the audience over with her soulful 'Maybe I'm Amazed' and then rocked with -the hand from then an, trading vocals with Jim on 'Jim Dandy' and their new single 'Fistful Of Love',

J

DANDY BOAS hontman

1 1.1 new addition to the

Une up s keyboard.. player, Marius Pcnasner, who gave a skilful de play On 'Up', along with drummer, Tommy Al. dridg' and bass player, Pat Daugherty, It was the last number and had to be altered drastically due to a PA failure JIM Dandy was silenced. but Henderson and knight linked forces to pa) eat.

The show rally_ be-

longed to Status Quo, BOA being the support act. Ths wasthwravened ever Dutch appearance. but they certainly gave their audience something to think about Jim Dandy is confident they will be able to give even inure for their bill topping Reading Festival appear- ance, which will nuke UM guaranteed goad night for hard core rock fans DA VW BROW N

T. 7,F:F / Royal Court Thealn', tale don 101,1 (IW IN(i IN the footstep of the much appralald Rocky horror Shot, don.' T. lee 1ltel.ard O'Brien and Richard Ilartley's hftlempl at red -aim -IL Ink: rock to with theatrical insanity on one- stage.

The rrault ha, no entirely .urpriulleg. a Strange mixture which lets loose a hit of bath a cela

T See has as its ,rain ohmmeter a futurlase Tureen (Warren Clarke. who you nay renwna,er front 'Clock. orb Or ante' 1, who t norr brae n than brain, but

a.1

S,1 ' I.1

AUGUST 22 BATLEY, Variety (Tub f47D111,J~

iMown DOINiLM. l'atare I1,1n (7113R),

heavy Metal RM. FAREII An Nnwktng Wes (tub,

Fed rrau..n LONDON, Greyhound, Fulham

Teen (load (O1466 MOD, law Iko.m1n Rand

105 MIN . lomndhoare, (talk ram. Road (01 233 ~41, O' / Ukartm / seas Mervin and the ~Mom

.01JHI1.1J, New (Vesta t0Q1-MJ 71011. Mart)) Wilde A.1,01( D.way's (.84,4A), liaba

,:' 1.1 I, AUGUST23 GREAT YARMOUTR. Tiffany's

Johan, Wakelin 10:11 DON, Hope and Anchor, tipper

Street (01-369 (610), Knk,enn LONDON , Marquee, Wardnur Street

(Ot -437 66411. AC/DC spent rygRAM Sunnyslde Working',

Mena Club, Ream, R YDI:, Careuel, mina V nib STU('RTON, Fiesta (55313461, reed

,tie and the Dreamers WATFORD. Rbiley's 09846), Robin,

YsraM1 W)I MI V , Spa Hall (21341. O'

Toes AUGUST 24

RIRMINOtIAM, Itarbanlla's 16`I 11435413). Seperr harge

IM/l RNEMOt7T11, Vulage (2116J61

Mae Volts R R I G{rf OM . Revol utlnn , I SI ld CANDIF, Top Rank (1467/1,

MedMse IM ad

LOU fM)N, Marquee Wardoor strait to:~ aliKll, A(./b('

PLiTH, ewe", 'Theatre 121011). Ja.apb and 111. Amasing Ieerael.ór Itie'arr.al

aCURTNORrL. T/fMys. Oslo ream 11

,MILIrF110, (Tutted* Theatre Neraeb Wrest (1ee22), t %^d.pe

sGIJH1ItL New Create 1001-7a7 7001 L Marty Wilde

sOL.T11E111. Tails of the Them hammy Wear Ow

Me Tarzan - you

t a

MUTANIS Tors en ) ataspors somehow manages b rum. Out es top Th. plc* Is based en COI

Mandan wla, eater eat d . upended amnatten and find themselves involved with a mars age tryw winger Thry are taken prisoner In a .trange world. net, gaoler. are a band of mutants, ruled over by

O le meaty Prtfeaw I ((ranee Langton) sad u Aetir Ibir Ma IYad Nicholas starlit, the beady `garb

All the lines were dellser. In pussy rhyming tasgaete, leer. ally amine Ind salt roar w ards - *110 a atone way Wirt koala 'Mr numeral cv,Mat b

Bone Idol merey enuntrin.ei, with w trena fiddle and lewdly lank paro from Iteclerrn Hartley, tramp mouGI organ (rem MA. Harto and tasty pedal had by Rugger Rettig, berried,/ of

ebus The songs were light, but eatehy, ar'1 a,W(Ied the role eequimel of them easept perhaps fea Mat duel with tip' satanic beast (a ,al Arthur Orgasm',

Aa K rusa e men minutes there le chance of g.thng l,Crcd and ire good snwe(h se Ia, as entertainment Tahoe gee KW H.rry Dane will ncz'Rhie a few ,deco and probably *cloy the play, but don't petrels toa deeply, M won't Band up MIL DAVID Ht!tJWN

LISTEN TOR: RADIO (LVI)ic. 3 Jahn WacCalnwn a s. In la rid N ig g about Ida double album 'Tn. I/ralles Tapes'. Saturday at 10 2 pm RUC Radio landm'a Single File. Friday, 10 ID pm, In a valuable two liar re listening. u Andy Finney flea through the weeks' new rele.a.s

Jahn Peel has been having a nostalgic week an ha Radio One I I

pr.. *pot and knight. Thurday, he Intl bark at The Ya ~Inds, and at The Beatles e. Friday

The Radio One Rsanow a currently In the West Country and cons front Newquay at h am e. Thursday and St Ives e. Friday, with Noe( Edmotda

'By Top Twat..' ~one to Hablo Oar e. Saturday at 1 pr. with Knew Jnhesan. a formar Roach Hoy, eider tong tus fammit6w At l la pn then a a regal of (Jue.n la Contort' recorded al Iamrrrerdth Odeon

LOOK FOR: LA AT TIIAR'S celebrates. of 31 Tsar, of the Chia Herber lass band 'In Cowat' programme .amerced at 110 pm on BBC -b tonight, Thu May. and In tar chair an Top W The Papa. Mr I. 7 V pm. la Dave Lee Trsvta. A TV special recorded during F rands. 1rr' recant UK wail a shown on RR ,1 ew Friday at IL lb pm He sings wadi old tea ae 'Jealousy'. 'Jr,eber and Choose

11ea A'. Lawton wwkend'a laa night ,rhovb ea F rklay, H to pm. Y filch On A MoIs.yeW, which hsturr Marianne Faithful an a rather unlaithrul young lady clad In lea Owe speeding around on a bug, bbdh nebreycle_ This law pop art Sim le esough to glee even Freud earrth.ng to thud about. Thin wad's 'So It Owes* Matures ILJ illustrious Alberts T Last Trim Parars.aka. reggae band Matuntef, and K155. 7,lord al their rseant Mas liseter gig . , . Landon Vreeland Tv". 4tuperpap -Pe' as Saturday al 11.35 am Ilan Kevin Ayers. Straps. and Arrenter as posits. and at D. 15 pen they semen a @portal earth The New Smiles, O Band and Rueter

THE DISCO HIT FROM THE EX IKETTE l

Ii E'_;' °`' h

.-SZ ©

RECORD MIRROR & DISC, g000STIt, ?976 19

f Get into gear this summer / a JJ

Offshore Radio Tsttfnº now in stock. 'Radio Caroline' and 'Radio 14( Amigo' as illustrated Also 'Remember Radio NOIIMea' and 'Remember Radio Veronica' Faith design is printed on to a quality white cotton shirt and available In .mall medium or lar)K sires Price (2 ácb (including pap) or t 7,75 for all fur shirts. Please state Me when olderirlg, Send eITeques/poslal orders to: Musk Radio Promotions, (TS1. 77 New Rood Street, Landon WI.

spurn An.ra. knot, AR....s sw . £3_I keno Ask N 11.i M.. 1y.a I.w.dl 11msY Ar.W. .l.i 11.1,~~S.J Awrb. KM. of RMi A' noll suTrM.. IA,~ ARse... se . 1S W iamb N OnV..1. Newt 1'O1VM,L ArE.r.. 5..1 ANA" fa e f key II~Ts i.pMAs.eo. s1..

. . . 0 D.M.mRI.leAIAN V/.. Vd I. O V1..Al.....- QM L A Om ~AFEIeT. Ir1 h..., LP fr OnI, axirR In M.wlg Tad.y Tuws...w .nW es..... Rr.¢W R RwtlP..r.. M fn. UM IF4 R.rv.1..1,.1 .. _

Maim". Flre ...'1W IP4 Ow.. ~Om ..

OM Sf..p Wood~ 14s1 RwM, N.1, A isr 1 ~1 -. Yr Mk" R` R Ufa Re. Mm. Yam Cl.w.Nam. J+..w R e.l Pep IneV1W .lw M. 1 W Tondo Frw15..1 Am se

n.mmo i.e..Yn I,M.. C. ~AN Aa 01 ...E..

The Wonder .1 ."1. LAM Tf..1b IJ.1! Rle.,.º.,.rl 'ELVIS COUNTRY'

Gattt00. (DUG STEW. Gila/ flu11G11u N e ATT111010OGR, NOIf01E Ti AT1biw.A11 ISSRfI ~Mr

.ne .rae .ras

RECORD & TAPE EXCHANGE

M Fool~ T 1/..fw1 L's, CANNON.. SSI CELO~ it

e GN1.. Ras/ Sia.aw.I. Nish l mi.n WI7

º14.ów l No., likub

Iba WIm Ideate: 11.749 TSSS

RECORD IARGAINS SSP ONLT

1re a r1. wk.". ,I. ~imp Saul Su» 1Nv.N MmA

lFr by 0.l Ana Om DIrwrolok On* no

lwmm,em a ANTI. Ap,en I.. 1M SA".w. Tolson to, ie Iww..s Aser,e. n, 'Simms Ye. An NrA. m.. Mr. S "Ow ~y mor. AiW I Ias w110 A. 1e+º s. so.T oki wr, ob. e fa SO" 0 IOW TRITN.Cs s.PMTISN TOO" 110110

LONDON ~L 7Y14 tes.ew. m NA OM ma us ms. w,r Ea. Ills IQ, .. I...Me.w

MUSICASSETTES

1

° MAIL ORDER

SERVICE

ii Huge reductions on 1000'/ of selected LP s. Cassettes end

Carrrldles

Just A few of the ninny LP bargains on offer G eM.n HIS., GI.Ir. er.yl.I . f11 OM You 1Tm N., aa.wf. A Lie NMrmep in CO

..I..ny. John D . . . 11W 1Ar.,1ol

,w NI" al IS Na.' 1 W CeT AM". , n it 1./. Daub. AAA", N,r Mm.rw.r. fJ M M. The Park lam. Te. let. Atkins A... Si", 0N..7 J -N.. lam, es.. .. .. 17 s Caw,. Am Onle Al.... M... n IS Mm. T1.mgnNJM...Np.cmo Orfa.W T Wed sm. ft e 1. PnW Sp.rtw e..... Al.... fdl.r.w..~ f I. TT.Vo,11rf1fMMps.. CI IS Kau .eeMwuMwn Oak how.wr ns T em n W in Om Mer.w. Ow.. Rn.. n as nw..r.vSeul e'M1e..,l.o..w N.wM.mh n W T,áIwCII. / see

AA VI Ilk ON 'ACM Of mutt too 111 o..rfi..mono i.e.. nM 'w.e .. of ~in" law..

an" N1 nM f7 e emTMN.r oa M, of Cooly tea." n'J

Y "PM eWrT To A,1 / M

w b R,.... e.. .ho... Aw .u.N tepr,P°.r ..r/b. á.. fun ewn. Ae. Aw.I **so.

o..w.,n Is, ..f..narm Ce..r. erT 1w. CNw. Cie w.mr cog ~4

GLORIA'S RECORD DAR 232/236 BATTLEFIELD RO. \ GLASGOW G42 9HN '-<

SHOPS, RECORD COLLECTORS/

DISC JOCKEYS DEAD THIS! ss M s Wa r A.r aul e..w ,Ts/.g e.a .l fw.a "MY. .MI. W.f ~o As~ W ~ay Tflre.ynW lo.I cm=

.w rrauN 01~~ . M. soul ., AM ""~10.M nrr 1 Mrs ens I....% mil sur I.NAleI morn rmnpM *ens 9o to m Tasf

fibto..morass IW.rr.wlarwtmoNas.s~kook WOW IS A LMALL SAMPLE OF Wilts? YOVLL ONO IN OUR

e00ºLET

SICTION ONE Mp sh MUSS CONWAY %9.dr PINK FLOYD Tn.ltl. An.

[AMAIN SNACK id Mr fi »re JAN MONNISON own Et+i G. LTNNAND1RS0 bGei.I STATUS OUO Pkg. flar YES Anil You M.i1 IONN uT7oN 1Mnnp N."t.1w M. AAGrNI NeM Y -I ON. W NAACO ION I Tow!. C.n^.i r I... M. Aw.p w.le SCOT T M.RIN+n S.. Nmrw Vol SOS MC.Tn lbw T. N. WW1 OT/1MOOING WM D AN" AND TIM JUMOM AI TIN 11sPp

MOANS MOIL J.IJa SOS OYLAM la. tal, LE.

NAMS aWÚ Óltti M1a.M e l M. SAMISEN As I Oa" Wawa

S ICI ION TWO Som.. º-rd ii. wt. WAA - ATMY Eel IM New Q! 11Www 10AC14 SOTS C.f.FrM JAN ASO MAN SW tar Jam ANO MAN t. 1.R OW err" »mu AAI1 WM(Sr 110/011 ANO 101 DAY/ewM

A1G1ts Nava MN GA.IY V S NONOS

YOUNG RASCALS. Caosam WON COCMRAN Sn.,Rnrr .r lOV1W SPOONTUL 'Won. b

CMM E KING R MOW A. W. Am 1A.E SMIm...

SECTION TWO flpasflt . NANO en

010.wnE S..N

LEO nett IN C4.t, min Ana - slants Cr T OW I. he

saT ern 101(115 S1.tYy

SAT RfNLI15 Mark awl AIIL la°.Io.N LIIRARNY t LI PINOINMAN Mule Show" /um Af11CT MEOW W... ArM ter uN. mason VOLLIAMI 11m/

Jos 1l WR INN SIEY Jr s.m 1W 1O11IIeG STOLES MMwws ^ slll AR/OMS IR. Y

,IA, PETIÁSON /mo la.a I

óAn lamo 11M I.+. Tu C!

uOTO PRIG Ir P.KAITNAMIM P^ ... Jf.fN 111e5ON N,». I rsW WNO fblf - OW PVIIRI 1; J, ff Tr1

O/Ta 1/00110 rL N IA Ira M

roar PAL. WS 1MI.rw.. alp Ow./ilp ~MU u alppw aye 1 fT M SUl

W Ml WO AY Of TWO WS OON7 KILO YOU WAn*MI 0 N OAS lee mum P o OM [/Moues it,. r Pe* ANT M ill morn

OP fAi1 ~UT/ RECORD CORNER

27 BEDFORD HILL. BALHAM SW12 SEX 01 6716130

JOIN THE PERMAPRINTS T-SHIRT BRIGADE 'PUT COLOUR ON YOUR CHEST'

IM 1Ia11S T ~TS

OMIT 11 IS LAC/ IOI UN/ SIT II

11/. UM Al MOP

TAIII TOPS

oa T I.FS tan MI tt1AOT 1)

Y A.7r .r. m A..rlr.- r sw .. 1wrrW OmormoMee. C~.as 1. Yas.. Obi Mors e.. WT.w. sus. EL SI I. i...wa. Wer...r..q remo.M.rm ti w ~sum" ~kw 1111. fs f4 1 rw T Vw.. m 1. w..r uW do= aawrDrrl.mol

SIM a 5011111

IM SOW nl

1

W. WIT

U

MI at

Rit T011

NW YICA717

157. 11100C

NIL SEMI IS VIII Ci1

4.141 slorn CS/ 41/Y1 I 11m OaT [LM IAOI ta ts arT 17

141. roo

OWE

--= 15t SI 000

1011 CAP MISTS all Oat aAILANI I ADMIT flit, (OW MID 51ASGI COLOURS S ID, 111100. Ili uiif a MOWN 1Wan r ..rile)

J OIN tiU Fr /ln!(T =la O Mta mg

Jr

14.1. OM III MMT

: 11,.AAW

101 wT1R1

S

lK L11 SCUM ill LOAMY»

att. 1OW1I

CW)

SI5 O V

nll

FLY UNITED 4AvT E1

1

II

I IL W. I SAID MI

PHI.

171 (01411UIS

CALLING ALL (111/1 GROYR. OC. SAW TOM OMEN 5114* PUNT» 0a GA/1RMT1 (aNMM SU MITITT 11) WTI w !OS DITAIIS.

.J I F

I'

' ' / w nays am

111

Ma. MOM( *Gams

1M-IAQI r LIAr A00 r 1~1 Is ~sow ono Am."0 ; a r ~Ai" 1. ras s -r. .r /s Il r r.N N r w m. ~sum a/ UTTS. r.. W roman' sin pa)/1 RIM 15), PO 001 201, M Nf111NGTON GREEN WOAD, LONDON N1 IRR

54 SOW A otitis

lO

L_

sm.

AfL0a6SS

Plasm non

T SHIRTS No I

TANK TOP Nad

CAP SLEiVES P&d

4.414 Cola" PREP CATALOGUE RATH EVERY ORDER

:mef Al" ..

1416410

Spotlykt Naw.,I BJudplLR Dal laGlach ai

/ ' I

\ I

The other side of the counter . DEAR MAILMAN.

I often see letters on your page complaining about the standard of service In record shops. Well, I work In one on Saturdays and some of the customers aren't too hot themselves.

STAR

LETTER - WINS

£3 RECORD

TOKEN

Goodbye Purple DEAR MAII.M AN,

Thank you David Brown for your excellent arbele on deep Purple. n was a sad day when they split. Anyway. even though try band Is no mere , to me they live on In O1eir murk I wish them the best of luck In their new careers.

Purple freak. Cromer. Norfolk. ' Tiny reot.'t keep up

er ~OPT

I

Since I started work there. I've actually been threatened a couple of times by people bringing bark records. There's no need for that. because we replace ctpl.-n. And there are loads of people who come In not knowing either the title M the song or the artist, sou have to listento them while they try to sing a bit they ve heard on Ole radlc!

And as her the ones who cone In lust knowing the number of the record and nothing the ... Aargh!

J. Spence. landfill WI.

What are you completed.* about? Just think o1 the hours of entertainment seuu's get

Waxing lyrical

DEAR MAILMAN, Has ing Just bought

Sheer Heart Attack' by Queen. I wish other

groups would follow their example and Include n

copy of the 'plat Inside the Peeve. It's much more fun and It helps to understand what they are saying 1

A Queen fan, Sudbury.

Suffolk, Perhaps they think

tarlr elocution I. Miter than wed ewtr. 10 anyway t

7112

11OWN I MoaKing?le) 2 Colour of bandeon.e

man's eyrn 151 3 This u lar you. from Status

Quo(t1 a Starburk say h leeks right

151 II An average good?' 15, 4I

O Paul Mreartney was the we. of thla n..her (411

12 (nn of threw young runner 151

IC '-- II Out" IW'llson Ptetet

Record Minor's Crossword As 'MUMS

4 Jazzman Art - or Gilles? Ito

t lilies bowler Ia 1

7 Sonny! 1411

it Member of the Nob Mark" hand 4111

A name in go with Owes 151

to They' 're on. according to Ravin' li umi. (b)

II Juvt one record(*) 15 Mr. Garfunkel' musical

skills! Ito It Mldlertherrtatntt! N) 17 There are new ones cal the

"PP/. Salle 121

4

LAST WEEK'S SOLUTION-No. 5

At MOBS' 1 AIYvc~. eA-rara. Ibid. 1 ssea_ la Hesa1e. lb

Osl,wK. 17 Gaye. 21 ttiadi. (71asa. n Aswaenet.

DOWN: 2 Flame a Ieddy. 4 Mein* a trua.. Gang. 7 otee. 11 (Jerry ) tae (lees} IS Ivy. M lto o. IS Wei.. te Hanle.. Is Aged. I Pad. a1 Seam.

1,

M ud

throwing DEAR MAILMAN.

I ~agree with the female Ras Mode fan who said t) was about time there eons amid ortglnallty on today's more arain. Iring Mud inn. 1 Aral ronaldnr their record. the sally - you Mould hardly rail Tiger Viet and /Make it Down 'similar

Anna, Firtstts

vail, you reai,l II yea really warnted I....

Searching success tikAR MAILMAN,

I would Ilk. to thank the Avenge White hand he making masterpiece of n album In 'Soul Searching' The if le even better than when they play It live Keep an keeping Ilan A WI '

Vlnny Brook.. Mancheetwr.

none day they might 'sake it a Inter-Ti..n Average White land.

Chaps for Chicks DEAR MAILMAN.

If there's going tn_be ~teat to find the top flee chick , there ~In be one to find the top flea guy

one Slot ~ID rock

Not so Sweet ? DEAR MAILMAN,

In recent weeks Sweet fans have complained about the group losing fans because they won't Come home to the fold. I

don't see why they should take all the blame. How about these for other 'stay away' artists Peter Frampton, Rod Stewart and Wings.?

Lion Ferrer. Hull.

Perhaps we could try selling them to the Arabs!

I

I re

I (ílj

PETER FRAMPION

Oars! Flow about thew five to be going on ell.: Freddie Mercury, Nave Harley. Nigel Nen)amin of Mott. Danny Finn or the New Seekers and Roger Taylor of Queen

A mooning female, Lincoln

Our mailroom hasn't goo moor the deluge from all the eerie w stets 1

Far from

Di. Alt MAILM A.H. This letter U to all

people wed think )loll. r.nanl le flnl.15.d When the Rollers Pwtte

rbltaln later Oita year, I

earn guarantee the tans reeetlo n will be even stronger Why Heraue we will have waited ter it months to see them live and when we de NO W r NCR tan

Fermin chain Nit ae. seutie 'su' gulag

la do THAT again are yeo7

...de 11s a linen of Sin red lee, eke ~sway owe a reword lakes Is Mellen... ~es ~tart Record %term awe M will earn ~Ming I. his ads entace!

Face value DEAR MAIWAN

pool you think It would be good Idea Our record companies to sell LP sleeves separately from the records The deigns

on some covers are very good but the records Inside often don't match their attractive covers. And It should be possible to buy the sleeves if you've damaged your own.

The secret in: don't dame -SP your slepva

Fame - and fortune DEAR MAILMAN.

After reading the letter from the two Ikiwle freaks (Issue dated July 111. I

think they should be pleased rather than annoyed that their Idol can produce such fine Wang as 'Suffragette sty' for his neat single. Have they thought of how much fame and fortune the song has brought him?

Pam Payne. Hmei Hempstead,

Here. II '5 probably the

fortune that's keeping biro Preen coning bark Ir.

do live shows:

Not forgotten DEAR MAILMAN.

In the lieu' dated August 7. Richard Marl Inn Quite Inn ~WA rtly laid that Queen are

darting to desert their fans" It's the vary opposite to what they are ddng at the ~lent They are Ply recordng an album and worktag very hard to plea.. the fans Just b they haven't toured hen for earl s year, dwell mean that they have ~gotten ua

Italy Mewed, 13tort.y loll, M Midlands

Hoe could nary forget the people ebu h...p teen In rent rani.,?

More Mott UbAN MAILMAN,

)Pew about an article an that maps group Mott I

sew them shouting and pongee on their Nat fin aratrt our beloved land and they were wonderful

lslii, I!M, Aylesbury

Air ka My mein always iota

cafe It we. rude M point.

DE ARMAIL,MA.4. Although MD It Isdtst

rawer it were not said out, the band cere sen.ntWlal n was the rlekrl performance Ire ever men I'm sure every tan who attended will agree with one. They have Improved so much tine. I saw them to February

yttaan Hearne, ELtknham.

Prat e. agree. are to It.

7 !

LEO (July 23 to Aug 231

You may bee veer of -1u,

and slier though re' richer, Dart then rot can't have your Vn end drink a too r must Ism to Mare y favourite preel

VIRGO 'Aug 2toSept221 Stop moaning it groaning like and more sensible abc your current smolt situation You ca' elweys gel whet e.-. want. So mere{

LIBRA (Sept 23 to Ott 231 Me oh my people seem to mrtnte1 your maentrrue - u they're lint tun's den You can't roan moo l's w how iI 1 , you r'lle I

rat de pleb seo SCORPIO IOtt 24 to Nov 721 You tee, firer 0/as F

ti w 1 w n r- h yaw r mn iwn of ew twit end oah ARIES Inter 71 te Add 201 A sad, No" wail EC" wJ Si Penton, pea'mile

enabler and On - trite r la yea company welt let

TAURUS 1p IApt121 to Miry 211 Osise. You w e . wee to pea red e7 are 'ewe Ma._s' In world «OC't pet y tow arm J -thee GEMINI (tea ey 22 To June 21) N tea t

! - 'pea -mil w A

1'1efe., r ei e e

CANCER IJ:rse 21 t J r 731 A t r

h ward r aó ( e , ter' M

O -'I I 's up eel ow hoe, Tu. SAGITTARIUS IN_Y 23 to Dec 211 Mats lyy rumba Ow .Ir wr_r to aaF'»'we. petit t iTRQy , the

rei 11-7 n: 1

yaks 13e wary

CAPRICO.eIN K22 o n71

A n err .

ew`-red .

Ca. ,

AUARIUS 22 s..rob a

u they M at erne ea ty, ne

y'J

ISCES Feat a

Y, v o

AVERAGE WHITE BAND masterpiece

ECORD MIRROR B DISC, AUGUST21. 1976

4

I1

Personal

airy, 18 (5 ft 4 In). ',stele). seeks girl (17.181

nr company at vebworth concert, Au- st 21st (London area). I

aye tickets. - Ring ,vid, 01.888 118:9 (any- mel

nt ANTED, WORLD IDE Nell Sedalia

, enpals,especially Amer - hca - 1.3 rite Pat and

ue, 8, Fawcett Road, Portsmouth. England.

ENFRIE:NDS WEEN- Y (80p) contains fun

drfaa of people of all gee From here to Alice

$pangs. all seeking new lends like YOU. Send

tour name and address nd pay after receiving ive issues. - The Pen

clety, Dept. RN38, nrley, Imes, PR74BS.

R years,

local girl. O years,. t o write / t - 16, Braithwaite Cent. I(etghley , York

him OR FREE LIST of

enpals send Stamped ddressed envelope to: - orldwlde Friendship Ob. 46, Cemetery Road,

version, Manchester. tSlale age). GALE, 18, seeks girl for ark climbing, 16 -IS. heflleld. - Box No. OR

fOMI.OSER WISHES to ark with lyric writer's).

(Sae). 30, Sneyd Hall crud, Bloxwlch, St afford. Tire (75954).

PINGS FANS 54 ANTED. Sae: Music Fans

entrlend Club, 10. ',Charlton Road, Tetbury, pion ARYAN E'E:RRS' FANS \CANTED. - Sae Music Fans l'enfrlend Club, 10, hurler% Road, Tetbury, It ;s.

SINCERE FRIENDS anted for Malta Inter

national Friendship Club members. Send B P.O. I1 (US 2 dollars) to: - M I F C P.0 Box Cora 10, Malta, for !Lets and Joining details LONDON 011Y, 21. seeks

,sincere girl - 399 Dee, &Herb 30.

141 %NE: SCOTT for thoughtfulness, fnends, Introduction opposrlte sex, wilts sincerity and

y thoughtfulness -Details free, stamps to: Jane Scott. 3 R. M North Street, Quadrant, Bright. on, Sussex, RN] 3GJ. SHY NORTHAMPTON guy, 30, seeks girl, 18,25.

100+ PEN PA LONELY? BORED? '

world vW re. to lave now I.MM. x111. oppooln ., s

w 5,.,-7 ). riEE .a S..a... to

TWO'S COMPAMYI.S) PO ao. 22, Dortford

s.rt Dal SS A nee lard Irr.,d.

Pr..r.l Soros

NEW SCREEN PRINTED

living anywhere, for steady, sincere friend ship Box No. 8001 SINGLE GUY, early thirties, considerate with pleasant disposition, wishes to meet sincere girl for lasting friendship, lanes / Yorke / Cheshire area. -Box No. 797R. DATING / PEN -

FRIENDS, MARRIAGE, thousands of members, England / abroad, - Details, sae :S,F E.,74a, Amhurst Park, LON ELI CII ICK, 18, seeks hippy type guy, penpal. - Box No. 50BR. 511V MALE, 32, seeks nice, quiet girl, living anywhere, - Ros No. 8015 GLASGOW GUI, 24, handsome, own flat, seeks slim, attractive girl- friend, photo please, - W. Maclnlyr, 6, halm oral Drive, Cermyle, Glasgow,

For Sole

CUTTINGS ON most artists, groups. 8. a.e. details. State wants. Val, 9 Whomerley Road. Stevenage, Hertel )'ICS 0554051)5. Cas- sidy, Essex, IiCR, Mud, Alvin, F,Iton, Bowie, Slade, Stewart, and others. Please enclose 8.a.e. A. Lowe, 6 High Ridge Avenue, Rothwell N r. Leeda 1.82 WINS. ROCKST.ARM C010Ú11 CONCERT PHOTOS - WITR NONE\ RACK GUAR INTER. SMNU M. A.1:. FOR 5PA411, ILLINTKATF:O PKOOI' CATALOGUE OF OVER (,510 I'l1OTOG1(AI'IIM, MOST RANIGS AVAIL ARIA:. Recent .ddltlon

Sew le - Wembley , Kish. .1. 111kw, T !Joy, L. Feoi, Ewe., Bolan, 11.

Chocolate, Stones, Or Feeicord. .1, Tull, Who, Showaddyw eddy. MAE for prompt .ere're: ROCKST ARM. i1 µ00D MIUI: (1KF.sCE.NT, HAT Lk:\ , W . YO1R101. ELVIS S IL». Large collection movlas - colour photos - live recordings - come prehenslve catalogue. Send 2óp. Elvin Sight and Sound, 21 Thirimere Avenue, Ashton th Make rfleld, W Igan, WN1 SAP. TEE SHIRTS, IRON -ON TR 4NMFI:RS printed to your design. Details. S IR A&I. Designs. 41

Benton Road. Ilford, Essex.

TOP FIFTY CATALOLYE

Every clan entry of past

21 veers a Mead £125

MIKE HARDING 4 Orchard Avenue Garston, Herts.

POP TOPPER /71 4 TEE SHIRTS Only £1.75

NMI O P ST COI. ICSOICR

NEW POSTERS 11*rvs GOO 44r a Ir ea

UY41Y. 2 mete 4511 1fa *T 5155(51

*UO Wes/le .r a.r.end. AI.. Moro Sao WM. Dear M. ,e 2

II ALF PRICE CLEAR. .AN(1S SALE OF B/W 1210 a ISM POSTERS OF

OGGER, KOWIE. AND W150, 3IIp ONLI or £i. 25 for three. ALso D 101n x Rtn prints of Stones only 11,00 post free, Money hack guarantee. - From Dick Wallis, 23 Dulwich Wood Avenue, Landon SEIB BADGE CS1LLECTORM RF.AD ON Bad Co, Led Zeppelin, Yes, Urlah bleep, Deep Purple, Stones, EL P, Queen, Who, Pink Floyd, 10cc, Quo, Sabbath, Cockney Rebel, Bowie, Santana, Genesis, Rory Gallagher, Sparks, Mire Cooper, Roxy Hodges sent by return post, iSp each plus SAE. Hope to hear from yo,, soon - Love V. Pence, Juice Williams, 7 (Tandy Street, Landon 1;:121.H, JAMES DI'AN rare collection for sale Send (bp for rare postcard, photo and Met Sammons, 204 Rutland (burl. Hnve, Sussex SAE please. Also vintage mugs Monroe, He ties, Dietrich etc. .IAOGEH. BOWIE a WHO POSTICi(M.TIIRFE (1RF, AT (1J15EUPM, (1 loch 1r t2.60 for 3 These are specially printed 121n x 101n black and white Iltho prints and ere peal free. ALSO SETS OF 6

GLOSSY 101n a Sin PRINTS OF STONER (3 only pest free). Money back guarantee ) - Send to Dlek Weill., 23 Dulwich Woad Avenue, London 8E19

Records For Sole

PRIVATE CO LLF,CTION 1953 to 1976 Stories, Who, Beatles, Small Feces and tons mom. 5,5.r - Mr J R Corner. 20 Element" Ileum, Cir011g. Row, SE'S /1J. PHEMI-EY LP collection. set prices. M.a e. -Dave Vendor, 72 Thaekeray Towers, Chewier, Che phi te. SINGLES %ND LP'. S Al. huge halal - P. Stevens. 77a Oalsford Miree1, Kennels Town, London NW 521E R lee, :ST nri' singiee 20p each. S.a.e. lista. - Records, 5 Adelaide Road, Gillingham. Kent RARE SOM. disco wounds Northern danc- er.. S a.e. - 124 Read, Nerthamptan N AVE SOUNDS 1952.705 'N' R nockabUlty, pap.

soul, large S.s. - 20 Brow nsbrldg Road, Southern, Leamington, Ware lckshire. 25 PER CENT DIS- COUNT Mus Ica we ea - Stamp reply coupon for

lista Tapernaster, Kern- psey, Worcester. PLASTBLASERSI AL. WAYS 1000'5 of rock, soul, pop, Tamla. S.a.e. 2/ Soutwalk, Mlddleton,Sus sex CH ARTS tI STE RS. THOUSANDS of golden oldies available '58 '76 A must for collectors, a godsend for DJs, - S,a,e Dlskery, 66/87 Western Road. Hove, Brighton. Callers wet. come. CHARLIE. RIC11, 16 albums, god condition average, Price D. Some doubles and tom,, Ire ports, - Luton 211167, T111EM MINGLES, Gloria

Friday's Child, Story of Them pia I end 2 Brand new Major Minas, Mp each - To Pete, ISA Kent Howes, Old Kent Road, Ilk/ SET SALE. Oldies, It Tl' R. single, EP's, LP's. large sae - 2711R London Rosd,Croydon, Surrey. OLDIES PLUM LP's, El.'s, imports - wee 1)ay., 23 Lyndhurst Road, Ches ha m, Bucks, CI I A RT OLDIES 11566 '75), Large R.a,e. - Baxter, S She( lesbury Avenue, 1'ortswood, Southampton

N. TOP TIIIIT1 record* (1565.751. From top Thousands Of titles. hundreds of stars - S,s e. for free late Q Vandyke Street, Uver pool. Le IRT LP'. FROM 71p , 45's from bp, - large 8 a e - Thorp. n, st l.rbrsrk Avenue. Biackpatl

Musical Services

I 1 HI(1 wSNTYD. - Silk* OM »»F, C, IlllrkI. Road, Southall, MMd. 1171171111

L1 SIC% 35í1 songs wanted - Kllfrush Music, Knrklong, Co Limerick, I reland

LVIIICT4 5 ANTS .0 by !male publishing ha... - II, St Alban. Aromas. Landon, 154

WI(lTt: 101 R way W scarce... - Details Hall 1, giber Mope, Landon. WCIV IX% LYRICS W 5515D. - Klifrush Music, Kno ckong. Limerick. Ire land (LOLLS M000 COM- PASS need. lyrics for new songs All types wanted - Free details Musical Service., 1308 H, North Highland, Hdy- waod, Ca tfonia. MOM, USA.

Fan Clubs

GLORIA JONES p03ten (leach. T. Rex Fan Club. aches, C. G, Clwyd L L21 9PU MARK u1NTe:Re official fan club. - C1n Pauline Johnston, 118 Heeling fordbury Road. Hertford. Hens. DL/STY SPKINOFIF:LD. - SAE Steve Percival, 12 Oxford Gardens, London W10.

Wanted

TWO TICKETS for OCR concert In London, Sept 19, -Phonefpfft3687M

Special Notice

IAN MIT(11E1_ Happy birthdiay, keep en reliln' - Love Sara, 1/01.11141 #ANSI Swop our two spare ShMfleld tickets for your spare London or Manchester nekets. - Roc No 5ilR V0141111401'01' GIUHJr, two girls, aged II, noel three girls to play base, keyboards r guitars and vocalist, moth cast. - Ron No 9185 RECORDING AND preening records Cutting servir, f nun tape to Mae. Tel 201 749 2SWW

Tuition

Oh 11µ C ETTE room, learn to play loe drum. at pan. S a.e, ur SLR Drum School, 42 Ars.nghI Road, Magpie, ().rehire

Free Rodio

FttICF ItA1110 news miens, monthly. No, 58 out role! Yea at weenie lion Cl 30. Carrillor ins« rlbed pens, 10 500 'Open 1'O s only 1 D Roble won. I_ Mallow Way,Q1athem Kre.t R .MIf.Mltris 414.4.1 LORI, 1907 Radio s bier a

Mt day Only Caroni» .ur,Ivsd, It 1) Ilrwleh 1A 041 111 4 I110 (Myelitis stickers ep or 4 for Sep S a make PO a pay able to Carob nr Jktp plea, 7 llenan Groh,

North Elmham, Dere- ham, Norfolk. (MOORS'? FREEDOM - HELLO SUPPRES- SION. Trace the erosion of freedom in broad- casting with this superb cil0 cassette featuring extracts from station closedowns, Including all the 1971 eialsedowns and those of City. Scotland, London and many more Only O - John Patrick, 72 Sherwood Road. Grimehy, WORLD MUSIC Radio is earning back! "ItAD1O BRIEF" bark won LO(:ING AWARENESS album as featured an Radio Caroline and MI Amigo DAD 6 a.e, for lists of other radio off- shore type record and a free official MI Amigo Chart. Peter Lenten, 101 Pytehley Road, Keller. Ing, Northampptlenahlre ' NF. WSI.FTTER" TI IL only magazine about free radio In Inland. Sample copy Just Nip Iplus an I R L- 1 M 1.11 C Ireland, alt Charleston Road, Itan lath, Dublin Ireland E'RYE 1441)10 CA NO. 111,4 STI( SIRS with our net of special offers ter lis. Offshore Radio fan - Lend a large II a e la Mute Radio Promotions Imp! RM77, New Rand Street, tendon WI OUT NOW No 1 LBW*. Day 1, Shannon Appeal letters, competition, tapes sop plc large S,. COINS, POY) APRC, is Bowman, Road. Dartford. Kent 174o *Sept

.*7IlIrC111 s../ .O' '- .are ,orrr t1r. I. .. L -7c1.. w.nr. +.e.

er nor.n +. ... k:a.,1

*. Go. e'er *ew:`M: r,: rnw

am*. ole .o.rw. Ws. ar loo... '-' s.... sae w.r

S r.. sow. Co.. .o.. e.. .11 saos... w

r*al.rfytweY, rM boa N ~SO

1SATIEE Dl's WANTED

Po CAlo . a.w.e+... of. ...e.r.w

nPlo._ w4 .aa saer m. r ew.+ er porro..' or... to ROS 10

51807E NAsLN S NORWAY

PRESS TIMES Advartfae.ee s Copt */feud ..rte et our Landon 0í14p. O Mel peto to the pwbaca en Sere of 1Se

mu* requir d If you noisome oe.ítasee wwla the pr.p.ratb+, of An Work for yow Wvarrwrrsrn p4í... M.o. us as earip ., paasible

SMALLS-lii 1 ID1111j-

Sores pod Condrtpnt

.a r .

retro wool

WO r .. woo aroma.,

na...-1. ...

RECORD RAVEUP Ova, 100.000 Srme Now 51001. s.adrd. tv.turine

a,bI.,.SM .rW Un,p..t. oó1. varo., nnt,.ua pnort.nly td, Da..Club.

Shop. Cott.. ten. rR .o of lm..., nab

p11na. ofi1Ú.10 CO

,rev p.1d Moonot ..1,l,ñ

.1 lend. d .n M your 11 M..

new IC o D CI o.trl S. 5. ides., GeadMil ea,

asreek 51111110.

/41110401)271H/

Say it on a gay

"Pt tA ;^ .,,

5rls4-w p.m uF0011415 a I r tMl't7 .er.d.r soma

t I:`_. e floe* lMn os 1114%

4q,a,nee.. a 40

.nor 1.r Ms.* rt11 ftA ftro. 1aa eery 110 yon Ie owe ma .ht. Seers r.ve loom ass war srw eles p.a alma * tar Wei .n a 455os dr.. Mod 111.

1 Sold eta....t NMI 7 r11U0e Cl tAR 1 W ull . .e If seo* Or..wt e.41n n MIAllI11Rl (2 W

,d ... alaea - . es. rMas s+' 1 r 1 I-. to. 18164l0 fMUT7aaRT1 Ls 71 toes met an.., wry r oil 11. t !rM/ fJ 7: Clwra 1M tlw wet s.ale.. teem

A Y,1 t NNW saca MOT LOMB, Pt.., il*r.erf7wRlt* . . eaa prreess r reer A limes.» ttr.ew W 111 sb. Caspa bee eta ylt35Mrl Des iWq PO rY 3 Soar y.eaE bow CO 1111

( news' Pl/sl1a.. toy wvert..e.rw. err. coo Om.. I wiereeo fell corrsm norm 55usd Mad I 1 w.4a.a a P,ua5r pore star fo

M15Rba Is (»SC

ALL Shall ADS MUST Si STRICTLY PMAID

I- -

L - i

r-- - - L

(

r Sere rar'52513d tarn do Moral Ado Dept M, ME raaRD MIRROR Es D+SC, 31:1

I tampon 5E186014 Te1 No 018587177

L Record Mirror & Disc for the best results

e MN. e. east

f erro ~Sr cgs 55C050

1

-7

Soma Y..7,7dxa

lOt Cae» * I'OSIISS, 31 8005 811117, n551f1GM*8 4 o rose. . Ad 21. d.. nu. rol

~SO IIt4 s.e. son. .Mn ' Sr n -

. _. s`

to.,.. vr.s.Nc J

Comrades on the run IT WAS only a matter of time. Just Imagine those pesky Russian Commies being able to go out and actually buy a copy of that wholesome Wings' album 'Band On The Run'.

(Mind you darlings, it'll probably be the ones with more money than sense, )

Rut the paint Is that finally the scourge of decadent capitalism could

OF ('ouru , no one Is nywhere near as famous as Elton John - and It looks Ida a h. 's not to prove ,t.

Ills latest gambit is to quit live concerto (no Cheering at the hack) and h.uneh himself as a movle star, or sosophlst O'Na4 has told ow.

Reg, who reckon.. to coin IS mullion a year, look set for x fart In 'Candide', the Voltaire ronedy terns Broadway hit, turned hopefully smash bon - o flea flint

No doubt It will be .s.tra geeusly sCcew fui but what will the boy wear for the premiere. no' who will be his escort?

One things termite - 1t

'1 he F.WI Ptosley. On being Invites) back- stage to meet Us' King afo'r Or of his show.., the Fourth Olt Sion football club chairman offer.* to write and help record sung for CP.

Mr Y. matey answer Is unfortum.lely not an recon?.

well iause a new Russian revoluuan. Drugs, sex and Rock 'N' Roll did I hear you say?

You bet, mes enfants It looks all set fora W endstock a la Stalingrad,

And 1f that's not enough to Ignite feelings, gand old Cliff Richard loas recorded an album of Russian songs with English words.

Mind you he's nearly famous in America. ,

s` A

n

r.ffir 1

:12

r e .

ROD STEWART,,'I ve worked of my volea bon for yeas

Hoarse Box

WHAT IRON record la Me RndGOO< Stewart's reply to an American descrip- Um of tale vocal prowess as "hunt me and Insistent shouting"

Raid the debdons Rod I "How dare they describe this thing I've worked at In my vole* bas far years I as shouting, it's not even gravelly"

But here', the real I killer. "I always feel my voice la like black velvet SUZI OUATRO m sandpaper" Mg link

a

<

L

Going, Going, Gold !

AND how shout this! line at the gold record. awarded 4o VC. for mammoth sales d Mode album Topographie Oreani has «sae eon said far tito.

Are the boys loreael NM swarth. It soma it belongs 4, ono of the allied girls aha worked with the temp during recording of Ireton'. Wing nntgnanlrnnus young eau they grate/wily rase ker a geoid disc, Issas N shy tee gold reword has horn porshaa.d by myself nd *hi hang sha.glde all the other 'souvenirs',

outset row, liSf

RECORD MIRROR b DISC, AUGUST 21. y9.,

Back on your heads !

AND OVER-THETOP' award this week bypasses I'M dear friend Lucky Loran to lend on the head (er heels) of Julie Feltz.

In an outrageous piece i

of bad taste Julie stood on her bend al London's Rea throw Airport. She was showing her neo found love of Yoga before flitting off to Poona. I nil k.

fora three week course,

'_She's also thinking shout making a film on the nt,blerL

Now If she resold mb torn the Charts on their heads she'd really he worthy of all th publicity.

Mail order Miss

ANOTHER GIRL where been out of the non rot a *MMus Is Suet Qualro, who's last 'comeback' Included a stage tosten' fashioned from chain n -IL

Welt she's dropped that Idea because It kept coming apart while she was per/ironing and now s oleslgner Is teaching on c laddhig her in suede and bur&a&tn

I suppose, If that doesn't work the can

r

aiwary haws a ILO al JULIE fELIX heading ~king Mt single in IS, rlgAf deracrlon Twa1M to,

,,,í.edwár-á olivor presents A COMICS TRIP

W -g ,,7r- ..1;1

O

NEXT WEEK: We finally answer the ritei question: 'What vital question ore we finally going to answer'

H RECORD MIRROR & DISC, AUGUST 21, 797v

1.'JAWS' ICOPTMSNI Unn1..10u11m1 7' a" SRp

10 MARILYN AND JAMES RV una

2 FASCINATION 70' n- 47 -IS

. BINS' ]r a. Nip

1 NEW OLIVIA NEWTON JOHN a r7Sp

17 LED ZEPPELIN re- ºP

POST A POSTER (OR - TREAT YOURSELF!)

LORI?' hl>w mL to

keep ny big mn(Ith

[} shut until I know whot 9J bL1/ N. -t U I om tdking nbaA. _-1' ti

é, TIME WHO a17ISp

4 THE EAGLES 1Ta'llp

II OPTIC MANDALA (ebp nn TPINw1 a'rNP

POSTERS DESIGNED Br_ ROGER DEAN

auk. 11. IOPOONAPNIL a CLOSE TO TIRE EDGE

OCEANS 147rp 30'7

r

M.SANOR1l SPRING

sAA: ©{ii{ÓÑGa 1MílE

a . NO1.

"t1

V YE SSDMIS OML O 041515A a' . M' lsp a'TTIS, AND JUST PURL 111141/0 INSTOCI NOM

"VIEWS" by ROGER DEAN AI.AInpel,.Mry..It..I..H ,PR.^ PLR COLOUR n.ONWRr.lr A.o,A

p11M M.lePm.m OI N IRRI< e, Demo, M.o,Aton UIA C.D..

, UA 14(011n0 PPI,ARROADdII00.bp1

a REM MURPM

70' r SAp

y

YII 14 ERIC

CLARION ]T a 7Ip

0'LO.D 17 A ASO

P1 JIMMY PAGE

A r AIR

o ` .IIO/ULN11A f1.

M WILD FURY IT . a' reo

wT,TH111107 7m..F

SM

1

3 1. nfi J SS TN! LAST ARMADA IA ROJI.I MIIAA.,I ' . M HE

) tII °

1 N 1 1

IVA COUNTRY TADS YOU

. a^

r. 7 1IN7lASTWODD

IT A SEp

70 ISP well

N MN an - un DA

ILA O ST M RO

MI ROI

O 311.

IS KI WA

IN 4.l SI tor W. SA O oA M DA' IS TOP IS OA' A JIM

A0ot5 7WNSINO OWIE M

MeOUFEN 100 l' IIOLAEAS EWAAT MOMA DORE.

RA

M 500 STIWAST

A - Sip

NAO DISTILL

T O SULLIVAN ASMDY

.111TMOGE A MOORS -WARM! 014o gaol» ASCIA IG,.MNI OWl

S:í

II A5001 r.r WV

h li

PSTANTA 1 .Ip.It a a -Q.

I 0LI014 NETSTOAI

JOHN IT . a' ND

Is- 5]rW..EI

ON ~TOES TM NuSETTES

qD SMOWAOOTWADOY ql GLITTI. SANO In STATUS QUO 141 WINOS IM OLIVIA N JON%

Y LW MAJORS VW TOSE stow:, O,I MOJAN SQUAD 1 NOSY MUSK . LYNOSAV OA ...Ws lq SOGIA DALTAEI m ASIM 112 SJOMN SONG 1111 LED 1PN4AI

g I

AS IOU IR1 a-r.P

117 505157 RtANI r.al~

kris %sob

M Mn TlEA5GODD

1r , 7, TIN

M DARNS GUITAR SUIT OO10 ALWN SYARDOS,

ID MOT, TM MOOR* II ITl1.1MER$ON

SRVAN NMSY A NAJAIM TM

IT KTOM JOUR L TM FACES

Ta DAVID RYEA IS ORARAS Las STEVE IRAlas +a KENNY In PLAT to QM EN (0. Só1.1 a ISn al SAO COMPANY Ip *ROOT LW 117 DAVID SO-

o- U,

.` a d MR PUPt1 rr7ro

Tl

Ai TIII MA111S sr' ana

S/AT115 QUO D a" NI

fl PANS PEORLI W. le' .

ir 1r 7sP wish

MD 50045 sumo, ,a RALA M.CARTNE' VS ALV IS NOD STCWAST Ill JOAN MUNI Sr ~TN STALL IS SON DYLAN 1411 AILMAR 5w40,rTIQ 141 ROL LIMO STONIER 147 MITI WE MOM W 0001101 54.010551 IS MICA JUNCO. IS ,1. NO -11 IS JAW PACA O,7 41.7ON JOHN L ST -41 WO . N 11 DOD CO SSIV I IAN AND '

I

DM. CAITIE ~Mr it 0.54 a a7M

(4.1 `N

31T1Ty is Ss:

first Mu oflhl

rrsl of your (Ifr

TODAf r71

1I)

I 14,'. 7 OPTIC

Nand F,MIIHI a'r70p

17 PAUL NIWMAN

70 O

I? GIlF5. 4T.a

Ry

"11 aWs

M WAYWARD/A1T rOp ,

S

SI lSIRIA1l TTl r4

- fro O TR:IRPORLUrR f

O ~OOP SOUS rrAI 5. 1

J

-

c

41L i1 S 111111L... .r

¡kW GAn LOMB MM. U 41 II LO-: I +rlrrly r'I

C

5 DESID IS a'

Sip

Ora ALAN ra

s

IS -TIME IS 1r.r

11

2 .NEN MUN/NTI 001 II DAVIS I0Nn0 M'4'r1a

.4.k 1

el A SAND17

SME Z1 ITNR

:Ng

ROO LAUDA A 1 AS OCHOS MOTOS SACING P(MST5R5 AVANA1l1

Metro IS. .vM ! JAWS MUNT IT Ir 110N14 PIPIARON AT W r / I1TT1ALM r ?

n JODT SC MSCTER r O TOM PRTa IT IS

M C A RI OS P4(45.5 } utIMANR .5 SASSY MM.( r a

A ~Mg CLAN r r

r, r'r

AAA A

N.TIIDI Ja rrA1

G_J

1WDIOIS Nod AAA1 rrCS,

A514 MASVII SAID Ifr.

gr. Sglr Sip .A1A IS.M A+.1 I MAM ¿VS N01400 1 A41111 «TATO, HE MMMM.CY SOQA/T IM MYA 5.D7T+M I LAy1K1.NaMA507 NE JAMLSl.N

r

I 7.1

/S WSM arSN A55

.5R7M .5r .. .NA NAM I

5A S

r. Mg

1 `o' .

I li

PA M ANCM 01 POStY/S (LSI MORAN MA...A.NI rr

D

J1I RjI SALIAO =ri

u 1.Df11R5 AR4 Cgi1M - .M 4M. 7 S ARA 1.l P p5TA5S PACSSSS O .r1 emir t.. AA... ~MP T.I./A) 51A sad ab

WOAD woo ems 5M ON O. M M HE WI NOSTMCATYOMq 1501^0 lg. IM.R big v..RpAeM1S.Lp1N

MUO4DS Homer* ~ma P OMIdN ~DIM ALCOM . pow* ..S Arms, TIA+ R515I.

.A51A.rM 0 D.wP1

CAULDRON PROMOTIONS (Dept. R29) 47 LANDSEER ROADjLONDON N19 4.)G

1.ONAN. P.Mm.. . Aó4 O I444.. LAAMA NTSAJS

'Nor Rw No

L.7/r1r=.4 reo.Wl IL . - We

I. w So1J5: M Y'S W. ..1A !QM*

I ANN MA

r .M4. 1 .M.P

S.u.I

EAPETAA

Ptb.K