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Vol. 21, No. 994
WHOIN THEWORLD
June 25, 1966
Don Kirshner, Head OfColumbia Pics - Screen
Gems TV Music, AndGeorge R. Marek, VP -G en . Mgr. Of RCARecords, at Signing OfContracts for JointFormation of NewColgems Label. Story
on Pg. 3.
In the opinion of the editors, this week the following records are the
SINGLE PICKS OF THE WEEKTHE WORK SONG
HERB ALPERT and
THE TIJUANA BRASS...805
New and extra -specially perkyHerb Alpert instrumental certainto enlarge his list of hits. Thisone is "The Work Song" (A & M805).
Brisk Elvis rocker will delightfans around the globe. "ComeWhat May" has a good beatand usual Presley promise (RCAVictor 47.8870).
One of the very, very bestBacharach-David songs "Trainsand Boats and Planes" in a re-vival version, masterfully deliv-ered by Dionne (Scepter 12153).
SLEEPERS OF THE WEEK
Right down to the Californianitty gritty with this movingrock, "Who Do You Think YouAre" by Shindogs. Immediateclick for new label (Viva 101).
Bert Berns' new r/b label is offto a good start with this stir-ring soul song by Donald Height."Talk of the Grapevine" is a
find (Shout 200).
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a 0Electric guitars and beat backup this new group on Counter-point -produced slice. The tuneis "Right on Time" and thegroup is The Rovin' Kind:Roulette 4687).
ALBUMS OF THE WEEK
The BeatlesYesterdayAnd hday
The new Beatle album containsa number of their recent hits."Yesterday," "We Can Work ItOut," "Act Naturally," "NowhereMan." Also some rousing newones like "Drive My Car." Of
course, it'll be a big package(Capitol T/ST 2553).
"The Very Best of Roy Orbison"means "Only the Lonely," "Cry-ing," "Running Scared," "It'sOver," "Candy Man." "Oh, PrettyWoman," "Blue Angel," "InDreams," "Dream Baby," "MeanWoman Blues." Irresistible tofans (Monument MLP 8045; SLP18045).
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"Day for Decision" has been get-ting heavy reaction around thecountry and here Johnny Seaadds 9 other patriotic and in-
spirational songs like "GodBless America," "I Believe,""When Johnny Comes MarchingHome." "The Star Spangled Ban-ner." (Warner Bros. W/WS 1659).
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NO ONE WILL EVER KNOWRainbow At Midnight
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BONNIE GUITARI'm Living In Two Worlds Goodtime Charlie
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BARRY ALLENLove Drops
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PAT BOONEFive Miles From Home
Don't Put Your Feet In The Lemonade16871
LAWRENCE WELKWabash Cannonball ' Tennessee Waltz
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BILLY VAUGHNBuckaroo' Because They're Young
16900
MIKE MINORTomorrow... OK By Me ' Somewhere, My Love
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THE GREATEST TALENT ON RECORDS a9J0ifRECORDS
Top Star of Year'
Gary Lewis receives his "Oscar-ette" from the Junior Philhar-monic Orchestra of California as"Pop Star of the Year." The lasttime this award was given was in1963, to Johnny Mathis. No popaward was given either in 1964 or'65. At this annual event, pic-tured left to right, receiving vari-ous other awards from syndicatedcolumnist and Mistress of Cere-monies May Mann, are Rudy Val-lee, Gary Lewis, John Smith andRoy Thinnes.
Mainstream 'Shop'Mainstream Records has ac-
quired the soundtrack to "TheShop on Main Street" which wonthis year's Oscar as "Best For-eign Film." The score is byZdenek Liska.
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Manfred MannTo Mercury
CHICAGO-In a negotiationinstituted by Irving B. Green,President of Mercury RecordCorporation, and concluded inconjunction with Les Gould,head of Philips Records in Eng-land, Manfred Mann, the muchsought-after British rock group,signed last week with the Mer-cury label for U.S. distributionand with Philips outside theU.S.
The contractual discussionsbegan between Green and JerryBron, London representativefor Mann, when Bron was inNew York during May. Greencontinued the negotiations twoweeks later in London, whereGould joined the talks.
The first Mercury record re-lease by Manfred Mann will bein July. Alan Mink, ProductManager for Mercury, is al-ready conferring with PaddyFleming of Philips of Englandconcerning a U.S. visit by theMann group to coincide withthe release of the record.
Manfred Mann's recording of"Pretty Flamingo" was numberone in England a few weeksago. The British rock grouphad two previous internationalhits, "Do Wah Diddy" and"Sha-La-La."
Handleman 3 -for -2Stock Split
DETROIT - The board ofdirectors of Handleman Com-pany (AMEX) have voted athree -for -two stock split on the1,002,960 shares of commonstock and Class B common stockoutstanding, subject to stock-holder approval at the com-pany's annual meeting to beheld in Detroit on Aug. 1, 1966.After the split, there will be1,504,440 shares of commonstock and Class B common stockoutstanding. The pr op o s e dthree -for -two stock split is pay-able August 19, 1966 to stock-holders of record August 2,1966.
This is the first stock splitfor the company since its shareswere initially offered to thepublic in 1963. Based on athree -for -two stock split 1,053,-108 shares of common stock willbe eligible to receive dividendsinstead of 702,072 shares aspreviously.
It is the intention of theboard of directors, at their nextquarterly dividend meeting tobe held on Sept. 7, 1966, todeclare a quarterly dividend of$.20 per share on the newshares then outstanding follow-ing the split.
Colgems Label Formed by RCA,Columbia Pics & Screen GemsA Victor 'First'Columbia Pictures Corp.,
Screen Gems, Inc., and the RCAVictor Record Division haveannounced establishment of anew record label, Colgems.
Columbia -Screen Gems willcreate and develop and RCAVictor during the term of theagreement will manufactureand market the new label'sproduct. This is the first timeRCA Victor has entered intosuch an arrangement with an-other company to establish a
new label.Announcement was made
jointly by A. Schneider, Presi-dent of Columbia Pictures;Jerome S. Hyams, ExecutiveVice -President a n d GeneralManager of Screen Gems, andGeorge R. Marek, Vice Presi-dent and General Manager, theRCA Victor Record Division.
At the same time, it was an-nounced that Don Kirshner,head of the Columbia Pictures -Screen Gems Television MusicDivision, will serve as CreativeDirector for the new label.
Speaking for Columbia andScreen Gems, Schneider said:"The wide range of fine talentavailable to the Colgems labeland the vast marketing anddistributing facilities providedby RCA Victor assures thatColgems will emerge as an im-
portant new force in the re-cording industry."
Kirshner, who in the pastthree years has catapulted theColumbia -Screen Gems musidivision into one of the toppublishers in the field, in out-lining the immediate and long-range plans for Colgems, said:"We expect to draw from everyarea of music for the productof this label-television, motionpictures and Broadway-as wellas the contemporary soundswhich constitute so much oftoday's record market. It willbe our purpose to see that Col -gems will acquire and developtalent and product that willgive it immediate and continuedacceptance in the record mar-ket place."
Marek, on behalf of RCAVictor, said: "This new labelwill be a significant addition tothe product offered by RCAVictor and will broaden themarket base for our distrib-utors in the United States andthroughout the world, particu-larly in the teen area. DonKirshner is a dynamic creativetalent with a splendid recordof success and a reputation forinventive leadership which willassure success for the new labelartistically. We intend to seethat all of RCA Victor's mar-keting and promotional facili-ties are employed to assuremaximum success of the label."
A&M with Quintus For Gorshin WaxHOLLYWOOD - A&A/1 Rec-
ords has entered into a long-termagreement with Quintus Produc-tions, Inc., an independent pro-duction company headed by Leon-ard Grant, to release a minimumof two singles and one album byactor Frank Gorshin this year,according to an announcementby A&M President Jerry Moss.This is actor's first recordingpact, and marks his debut as arecording star. Grant is also hispersonal manager.
Initial release, produced byQuintus, is "The Riddler," com-posed especially for Gorshin byMel Torme, with an arrange-ment by David Gates. Gates com-posed and arranged the ballad onthe flip side, "Never Let HerGo."
Gorshin created the role of"The Riddler," most popular ofall the guest villains in ABC -TV's "Batman" series, and alsolimns that character in the "Bat-man" feature recently completedby 20th Century -Fox.
Second single and album byGorshin, still to be recorded, will
Jerry Moss and Frank Gorshin
be released later this summer.A&M is giving "The Riddler,"which will be released in a four-color sleeve, a giant national pro-motion, working in cooperationwith ABC -TV's promo depart-ment.
Allege InfringementJames Brown, King Records
and Dynatone Publishing arebeing sued by Clamike Records,Inc., for alleged infringementupon a song by Betty Newsomecalled "It's a Man's World (ButWhat Would He Do Without aWoman)."
RECORD WORLD-June 25, 1966 3
"WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE"One Listen ...An instant hit by
"THE SHINDOGS"Stars of T.V.'s "Shindig" Now... on records!
Snuff GartonProfkfellonProduced By
LEON RUSSELL
Available thru your local Dot dealer 'V. 601
VIVA RECORDS, INC., HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. DIST. NAT'LLY BY DOT RECORDS, INC.
4 RECORD WORLD-June 25, 1966
"MY WAY OF LIFE"A new hit written and performed by:
"SONNY CURTIS"writer of
I FOUGHT THE LAW AND THE LAW WON -"A FOOL NEVER LEARNS""WALK RIGHT BACK
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Produced AnclArra,. By
SONNY CURTIS
Available thru your local Dot dealer #V. 602
VIVA RECORDS, INC., HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. DIST. NAT'LLY BY DOT RECORDS, INC.
RECORD WORLD-June 25, 19665
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RECORD SERVICELos Angeles, Calif.
1. What Now My Love -Herb Alpert & Ti-juana Brass -ABM.
2. If You Can Believe Your Eyes & Ears -Mama's & Papa's -Dunhill.
3. Going Places -Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass-ABM.
4. Whipped Cream & Delights -Herb Alpert& Tijuana Brass -ABM.
5. Big Hits -Rolling Stones -London.6. Wonderfulness -Bill Cosby -Warner Bros.7. The Sound Of Music -Soundtrack -RCA.8. Pet Sounds -Beach Boys -Capitol.9. The Shadow Of Your Smile -Andy
Williams -Columbia.10. The Best Of The Animals -MGM.11. Soul & Inspiration -Righteous Bros. -
Verve.12. Why Is There Air? -Bill Cosby -Warner
Bros.13. The Midnight Ride -Paul Revere -
Columbia.14. Mrs. Miller's Greatest Hits -Capitol.15. Dr. Zhivago-Soundtrack-MGM.16. The Shadow Of Your Smile -Johnny Mathis
-Mercury.17. The Young Rascals -Atlantic.18. Color Me Barbra -Barbra Streisand-
Columbia.19. Strangers In The Night -Frank Sinatra -
Reprise.20. The Best Of The Righteous Bros.-
Moonglow.RECORDWAGON, INC.
Woburn, Mass.1. What Now My Love -Herb Alpert-A&M.2. Whipped Cream -Herb Alpert -ABM.3. Going Places -Herb Alpert-A&M.4. If You Can Believe Your Eyes And Ears -
Mama's and Papa's -Dunhill.5. Sound Of Music -Soundtrack -RCA.6. Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass) -
Rolling Stones -London.7. Ballads Of The Green Berets-S/Sgt. Barry
Sadler -RCA.8. Soul And Inspiration -Righteous Brothers -
Verve.9. South Of The Boarder -Herb Alpert -ABM.
10. Lonely Bull -Herb Alpert-A&M.11. Best Of Animals -MGM.12. Greatest Hits -Dave Clark Five -Epic.13. Tijuana Brass -Herb Alpert -ABM.14. I Hear A Symphony-Supremes-Motown.15. Golden Hits -Roger Miller -Smash.16. Boots -Nancy Sinatra -Reprise.17. Wonderfulness -Bill Cosby -Warner Bros.18. Shadow Of Your Smile -Andy Williams -
Columbia.
sellers of alternate rack mer-. These lists are of actual saleserchandisers' ticketing process.19. Why Is There Air -Bill Cosby -Warner
Bros.20. Best Of Little Anthony & The Imperials -
Veep.RECORD RACK
Los Angeles, Calif.1. Going Places -Tijuana Brass-A&M.2. Whipped Cream -Tijuana Brass -ABM.3. Color Me Barbra -Barbra Streisand-
Columbia.4. Big Hits -Rolling Stones -London.5. Ballads Of The Green Beret-S/Sgt. Barry
Sadler -RCA.6. The Sound Of Music -Soundtrack -RCA.7. If You Can Believe Your Eyes And Ears -
Mama's and Papa's -Dunhill.8. I Hear A Symphony-Supremes-Motown.9. Boots -Nancy Si aaaaa -Reprise.
10. Greatest Hits -Dave Clark 5 -Epic.11. The Best Of The Animals -MGM.12. Soul And Inspiration -Righteous Brothers
-Verve.13. Spanish Eyes -Al Martino -Capitol.14. Just Like Us -Paul Revere and the Raiders
-Columbia.15. South Of The Border -Tijuana Brass -ABM.16. Lonely Bull -Tijuana Brass -ABM.17. Hang On Ramsey -Ramsey Lewis -Cadet.18. September Of My Years -Frank Sinatra -
Reprise.19. Rubber Soul -Beatles -Capitol.20. Best Of Herman's Hermits -MGM.
MERCO ENTERPRISES, INC.Garden City, N. Y.
1. If You Could Believe Your Eyes And Ears-Mama's and Papa's -Dunhill.
2. What Now My Love -Tijuana Brass-A&M.3. Whipped Cream -Tijuana Brass -ABM.4. Going Places -Tijuana Brass -ABM.5. Shadow Of Your Smile -Mercury.6. Best Of Herman's Hermits -MGM.7. Wonderfulness -Bill Cosby -Warner Bros.8. I Want To Go With You -Eddy Arnold -
RCA.9. Golden Hits -Roger Miller -Smash.
10. Strangers In The Night -Frank Sinatra -Reprise.
11. Sonny Side Of Cher -Imperial.12. Soul And Inspiration -Righteous Bros. -
Verve.13. The Young Rascals -Atlantic.14. Greatest Hits -Dave Clark 5 -Epic.15. Hits Again -Gary Lewis -Imperial.16. Sound Of Music -Soundtrack -RCA.17. Big Hits -Rolling Stones -London.18. Pet Sounds -Beach Boys -Capitol.19. Gold Vault Of Hits -Four Seasons -Philips.20. Shadow Of Your Smile -Andy Williams -
Columbia.
GREEN GRASSGary Lewis (Liberty)
The Ventures (LP/Dolton)
TIME & TIDEBrian Foley (Dot)
S Mr, I CAN'T BELIEVE THATYOU'RE IN LOVE WITH ME
Faron Taylor (Columbia)
HAPPINESS ISJoe Sherman (Epic)
Mariachi Brass (World Pacific)Bay Conniff (Columbia)
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Sherman WBEast Sales Mgi .
BURBANK, CALIF. - Vet-eran record exec Richard Sher-man has been appointed EasternSales Manager for the recordcompany, effective Monday, June27.
Gene Block, Sales Manager ofWarner Bros. Records, an-nounced the appointment theweek of June 20, and noted thatthis appointment makes thesecond district sales managerposition under the Warner Bros.Records sales wing, MartyHirsch having recently been ap-pointed to a similar position forthe mid -West area.
Sherman brings to WarnerBros. Records a wealth of back-ground, most recently in head-ing up all tape cartridge salesfor Mercury Records. Prior tothat time Sherman was employedby Columbia Records.
Sherman, who will representthe Warner Bros., Reprise, andLoma labels, will be based inNew York City at the Warner'soffice there.
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5 Keeping Track of Tape
Novak ColTape HeadGeorge Novak will head Co-
lumbia Records' newly expandedtape products operation, accord-ing to an announcement by JackLoetz, Vice President and Gen-eral Manager, Columbia RecordsSales.
Novak will report to JosephLyons, Director, Columbia Rec-ords Sales.
On March 2, 1966, Clive J.Davis, Vice President and Gen-eral Manager, CBS Records Di-vision announced Columbia Rec-ords entry into the Auto -Tape -Cartridge field. At that time,Novak was assigned the role ofcoordinating all developmentsrelative to cartridge tapes forboth automobile and home en-tertainment. The announcementof Columbia Records' first re-lease of Eight -Track -Contin-uous -Loop Stereo Tape Cart-ridges will be made at the la-bel's national sales conventionto be held in Las Vegas, Nev.beginning July 20.
In addition to his work inthis area, Novak's broadenedresponsibilities will embrace themarketing of all tape products,both cartridge and reel-to-reeland supporting tape accessories.
Novak will work in close as-sociation with Columbia Rec-ords field sales organization inthe merchandising, promotionand advertising of all Columbiatape products and accessories.
He will also recommend salesand promotion programs andmarketing a n d distributionpolicies.
Price Garrett Mgr.Of Commercials
HOLLYWOOD - Snuff Gar-rett, President of Snuff GarrettProductions, has announced theappointment of Gene Price asManager of the firm's newly -formed radio and TV commer-cial productions 'division.
Price will headquarter atGarrett's Hollywood offices, andwill concentrate on providingclients with complete creativecampaigns in the radio andtelevision fields.
Formerly a morning deejayon KEWB, San Francisco, Pricespecialized in voice character-ization and free-lance commer-cial writing in that city. Pre-viously Garrett has producedradio commercials for the CocaCola company with Gary Lewisand with the Everly Brothers.
BestsellingTapes- 4 Track
JUNE 25. 19661. WHAT NOW MY LOVE
Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass -A & M (F51-114) (ITCC)
2. THE SHADOW OF YOUR SMILEJohnny Mathis -
Mercury (11-326) (Auto Stereo)3. SEPTEMBER OF MY YEARS
Frank Sinatra -Reprise (K10-287) (Muntz)
4. TRINITrini Lopez -Reprise (10-381) (Muntz)
5. WHIPPED CREAM AND OTHERDELIGHTS
Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass -A & M (L51-112) (ITCC)
6. IL MONDOEmilio Pericoli-
Warner Bros. (10-327) (Muntz)7. SOMEWHERE THERE'S A SOMEONE
Dean Martin -Reprise (10-376) (Muntz)
8 THE WONDROUS WORLD OF SONNYAND CHERAtco (21-299) (Muntz)
9. THE VERY BEST OF GEORGESHEARING
MGM (13-4169) (ITCC)10. ZORBA THE GREEK
Soundtrack -20th Century Fox (54-4176) (ITCC
BestsellingTapes -8 Track
JUNE 25. 19561. WHAT NOW MY LOVE
Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass -A & M (L5I-114) (ITCC)
2. THE SOUND OF MUSICSoundtrack -
RCA Victor (08S1001) (RCA Victor)3. THE SHADOW OF YOUR SMILE
Johnny Mathis -Mercury (MC864018) (Mercury)
4. STRIKE UP THE BANDTony Bennett -
Roulette (L22-25231) (ITCC)5. WHIPPED CREAM AND OTHER
DELIGHTSHerb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass -
A & M (L51-110) (ITCC)6. MAME
Louis Armstrong -Mercury (MC864024) (Mercury)
7. ORGAN GRINDER SWINGJimmy Smith -
Verve (114-8629) (ITCC)8. BEETHOVEN CONCERTO # 5
Van Cliburn-RCA Victor (R8S50037) (RCA Victor)
9. THE PRIME OF MY LIFEBilly Eckstine-
Motown (MOT 81632) (Motown)10. WHERE DID OUR LOVE GO
The Supremes-Motown (MOT 81621) (Motown)
(Courtesy of Wally's Stereo Tape City)
VA's Big 'Things'NEW YORK - UA's Dave
Greenman is just back from pro-moting Ray Pollard's "All theThings You Are." He and LarryCohen of Marnel got the slice toWIBG-Philly where instant playgot instant sales reaction. Diskappears to be spreading already.
Ad Libs SignThe Ad Libs, who had "The
Boy from New York City" lastyear, signed with 011ie Mc-Laughlin to record for hislabel. Their first record will beout within the next three weeksand will be released throughAtlantic Records.
6RECORD WORLD -June 25, 1966
New artist!BOB CRANE, star of TV's "Hogan's Heroes"
Current best-selling singles...
JIMMY PAYNE"What Does It
Take?"5-10027
BACK PORCHMAJORITY
'Honey and Wine"5-10036
On mimic 3 -RecordsRECORD WORLD-June 25, 1966
CHARLIEWALKER
"I'm Gonna Live(As Long as I Can)"5-10021
DAVIDHOUSTON
"Almost Persuaded"5-10025
"EPIC'.. Mar. Reg. T.M. PRINTED IN U.S.A.
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WAY OUT WESTMAE WEST-Tower T5028.
Mae was doing it, when today's teensweren't even thought of-rocking androlling, that is. Here she is giving re-verberating meaning to a collection ofnewer hits. "Day Tripper," "Treat HimRight," "When a Man Loves a Woman."Oh-mmm-oh-ahhh!
. . . NEW ADVENTURESGALE GARNETT-RCA Victor LPM/LSP3586.
The clever songwriter -performer in-cludes her latest compositions on thisdeck along with "Scarlet Ribbons" and"It Ain't Necessarily So." Gale remainsa recording artist true to herself and herideas. Adds rock backing to her sound.
JACQUELINE KENNEDYDOCUMENTARY-Audio FidelityAFLP 703.
The Jackie Kennedy story on record,including many of the speeches she gaveas First Lady, should have wide ap-peal. Extremely somber orchestra un-derscores the narrative. Many interest-ing facts about the fascinating lady areincluded from childhood onward.
A GROOVY KIND OF LOVETHE MINDBENDERS-Fontana MGF 27554; SRF 67554.
The recent chart topping singleprompted this album of pleasant rockand roll sounds. All the tunes are thegroovy kind. Most of them are not toofamiliar and maybe another single willcome out of the package.
BILL BLACK'S COMBO PLAYS ALL -TIMERSIII. 12032; SHL 32032.
"Hey, Good Lookin'," "TogetherAgain," "Anytime," "Your CheatingHeart," "I Walk the Line" and othercountry greats get the great Bill Blackonce-over smartly on this package. Theorgan takes the lead and sounds terriffic.
VIVA BOB MOORE
Hickory 131.South of the border sounds done very
up-to-date. Bob plays the bass in additionto having arranged the pieces for spicyyet relaxing listening. "Skokiaan," "Oh,Lonesome Me," "Tennessee Waltz," "TCan't Stop Loving You," mucho mas.
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF
BUDDY STARCHER-Decca DL (7)4796.This guy with two singles clicking-
"History Repeats Itself" and "Day ofDecision"-should find himself with aclick album here. Many of the songs arepatriotic odes, meant to be listened toin the light of today's political strife.
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CAMPUSOLOGYTHE FIREBALLS-Dot DLP 3709:DLP 25709.
Adept musicians here get the beatgoing for some unrelenting dance cuts.The songs are new for the most part-even "In the Mood" takes on a new soundas reinterpreted by the fellows. The gui-tars wail away on "Campusology,""Gently, Gently," others.
BAREFOOTIN'
THE TRIBESMEN-HBR HLP 8507;HST 9507.
This clan is making noise around thecharts and will make more with packageof ditties written to be danced to. "Hip -shaking," "After Hour Man," "Bags"and more contribute to the overall beateffect. Should score with teens.
PATTY WATERS SINGSESP 1025 (m -s).
The gal sings and moans and sighs andwails and screams and makes soundslisteners have probably never heard onrecord before. Very emotional, very tor-tuous soul singing. Patty wrote all thesongs and conceived the "Black is theColor . . . " slice. Something else.
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the current trivia craze that's sweepingthe country via TV shows and paperbackbooks. Series of multiple choice ques-tions about silly information asked ondisk. A score pad is included with album.
SOUNDTRACKWHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?
SOUNDTRACK-Warner Bros. W(S)1656.Alex North penned the moody music
for the film version of the explosiveEdward Albee play. Richard Burton andElizabeth Taylor appear as the Bicker -sons on the album. This is going to bethe blockbuster movie of the summer.Disk should latch on.
KHARTOUMSOUNDTRACK-United Artists UAL 3140:UAS 5140.
New desert adventure, starring Charl-ton Heston and Laurence Olivier, givescomposer Frank Cordell occasion to pensome exciting and lyrical themes. Movie-goers will go to this album for souvenirpurposes. Stirring music.
THE DAYDREAMERSOUNDTRACK-Columbia OL 6540;CS 2840.
This is the soundtrack from a treat-ment of the Hans Christian Andersenstories in new process "Animagic."Songs are by Maury Laws and JulesBass. Tallulah Bankhead, Patty Duke,Hayley Mills, Margaret Hamilton, VictorBorge and Ray Bolger are in it.
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cocktail party and reception atthe Beverly Hills Hotel to wel-come Gilbert Becaud to thiscountry. French star was herefor first sessions under his newLiberty recording contract . . .
The Knickerbockers headliningthe opening show at the newTrip on Sunset Strip. Complet-ing bill is new group fromHonolulu the Teddy Neely Fourwho are cutting their first sidesfor Snuff Garrett Productions.
Mort Sahl held a sneak pre-view of his new Uprising Clubat Le Drogue in Westwood . . .
Barry Young recording his firstsides under his new ColumbiaRecords contract with ErnieFreeman arranging and con-ducting the date . . . ImperialRecords passing out boxes ofMary Ellen Jams to promotetheir waxing of "Masked Grand-ma" by the California Suns .. .The new Beat on the Beach,outdoor dancing spot in SantaMonica set for a July 1 open-ing. Them set as opening actfor spot which will accommo-date 4500 teenagers . . . Nino
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Tempo and April Stevens setfor their initial Australianengagement at the ChevronHilton, Sydney, for three weeksbeginning July 25.
Gary Lewis and the Playboysset for a special one-night con-cert in New York's CentralPark July 27 . . . Tower Rec-ords' new rock and roll dis-covery, Mae West, off to a bigsales start with her first albumfor the label, "Way Out West". . . New Reprise waxing "FromMy Window" by Jonna Gaultgetting pick hits across thecountry . . . The Sunrays addedas an extra added attractionto the Beach Boys summerspectacular playing the CowPalace, San Francisco, June 24,and the Hollywood Bowl June25. Also added to the programare Mira recording artists, theLeaves . . . White Whale's theTurtles scheduled for a 10 -dayengagement at the Whiskey aGo Go beginning July 7.
Jim Valley has joined PaulRevere and the Raiders replac-ing Drake Levin who wasrecently drafted . . . Ron Roes-sler of Mustang Records pre-dicting the biggest Bobby Ful-ler record yet in his new releaseof "The Magic Touch." . . .
Music -comedy duo Gaylord andHoliday currently at Harrah's,Lake Tahoe. Their latest single"She" on MGM's Blue Vervelabel was produced by BillMedley of the Righteous Broth-ers . . . Lou Rawls, currently atthe Fremont in Las Vegas, willrecord four tunes from his top -selling Capitol LP, "Lou RawlsLive," for Scopitone this week. . . Helen Noga has completedher novel, "Ayisha," due forfall release.
Producer -director BillyWilder has signed Dory Previnto write lyrics for the titlesong for his production of "TheFortune Cookie" . . . TommyOliver, Filmways Records top-per, is increasing staff of thenewly -formed label with theaddition of three promotionmen. Joining company are JoePetralia in New York, PeteWright in Chicago and DickForster in Los Angeles.
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NOT RESPONSIBLE(Northern, ASCAP)Tom Jones-Parrot 40006
2 HIGH ON LOVE(Four Star, BMI)Knickerbockers-Challenge 59332
3 THE WORK SONG(Upam, BMI)Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass-A&M 805
4 HE WILL BREAK YOUR HEART(Conrad, BMI)Righteous Bros.-Verve 10406
5 COME WHAT MAY(Tiger Music, BMI)Elvis Presley-RCA Victor 8870
6 LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAPDave Clark Five-Epic 1003
7 HOW CAN I TELL HER IT'SOVER
(Screen Gems, Col., BMI)Andy Williams-Columbia 43650
8 COME ON AND SEE ME(Jobete, BMI)Tammi Terrell-Motown 1095
9 I'M WALKIN' OUT ON YOU(Liberty Bell, BMI)Rueben Wright-Capitol 5588
10 PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE(Trio, Tender Tunes, BMI)Shangri-Las-Red Bird 10068
UNDERWATER(Ten, East, BMI)T-Bones-Liberty 55885
12 I NEED LOVE(Stillron, Dandelion, BMI)Barbara Mason-Arctic 120
13 GREATEST MOMENTS IN AGIRL'S LIFE
(Bright Tunes, BMI)Tokens-B. T. Puppy 519
14 MISTYRichard "Groove" Holmes-Prestige 401
15 THAT NEW GIRL(Sanavan, BMI)Manhattans-Carnival 514
16 IF I COULD START MY LIFEAGAIN
(Blackwood, Blue Chip, BMI)New Christy Minstrels-Columbia 43644
11 AIN'T GONNA CRY NO MORE(Cooga, BMI)Brenda Lee-Decca 31970
18 ON THE GOOD SHIP LOLLIPOP(Movietone, ASCAP)Wonder Who-Philips 40380
19 GET YOUR LIE THE WAY YOUWANT IT
(Blue Crest, BMI)Bonnie Guitar-Dot 16872
20 YOU CAN'T ROLLER SKATE INA BUFFALO HERD
(Tree, BMI)Roger Miller-Smash 2043
21 SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER(Vibar, BMI)Happenings-B. T. Puppy 520
22 I SAW HER AGAIN(Trousdole, BMI)Mama's & Papa's-Dunhill 431
23 WITH A CHILD'S HEART(Jobete, BMI)Stevie Wonder-Tamla 54130
24 YOUNG MAN, OLD MANStokes-Alon 9029
25 HOLD TIGHTDave, Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tish-
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26 SOMEWHERE(Schirmer, ASCAP)Johnny Nash-Joda 106
27 CHERYL ANNTim Tam & Turn Ons-Palmer 5003
28 YOU JUST CAN'T QUIT(Hilliard, BMI)Rick Nelson-Decca 31950
29 STAGECOACH TO CHEYENNE(Miller, ASCAP)Wayne Newton-Capitol 5643
30 I'LL GO CRAZY(Witso, BMI)Buckinghams-U.S.A. 844
31 IT'S YOU ALONE(Unart, Valet, BMI)Wailers-United Artists 50026
32 SHE RIDES WITH ME(Screen Gems, Col., BMI)G.T.O.'s-Claridge 312
33 DEDICATED TO THE GREATEST(Crazy Cajun, BMI)Johnny Copeland-Wand 7114
34 I'M A NUT(Vincent Youmans, Sleepy Hollow, BMI)Leroy Pullens-Kapp 758
35 YOU'VE GOT ME HIGH(Trippington, BMI)New Order-Warner Bros. 5816
36 WE GOTTA GO(Palmerton, BMI)Shy Guys-Palmer 5005
37 BABY IT'S OVERBob & Earl-Mirwood 5517
38 BOYS ARE MADE TO LOVEKaren Small-Venus 1066
39 CAN I TRUST YOU(Miller, ASCAP)Bachelors-London 20010
40 TELL HER(Robert Mellin, BMI)Dean Parrish-Boom 60012
41 YOU'VE GOT ME HIGH(Trippington, BMI)New Order-Warner Bros. 5816
42 TAR & CEMENTVerdelle Smith-Capitol 5632
43 IT'S A DIFFERENT WORLD(Francan, ASCAP)Connie Francis-MGM 13505, 50040
44 TRACY'S THEME(Hollis, BMI)Seth London-MGM 13523
45 I WAS BORN A LOSER(Saggitarius, BMI)Bobby Lee-Sue 144
46 MY FRIEND, MY FRIEND(Miller, ASCAP)Enzo Stuarti-Epic 10030
47 CHERYL'S COMING HOMECascades-Arwin 132
48 HEY YOU LITTLE BOO GA LOOChubby Checker-Parkway 989
49 PRETTY FLAMINGO(Shapiro -Bernstein, ASCAP)Manfred Mann-United Artists 50040
50 IT'S A MAN'S WOMAN'SWORLD
(Nolan), BMI)Irma Thomas-Imperial 66178
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7 PAPERBACK WRITERBeatles-Capitol 5651
4 1 PAINT IT BLACK
11 RED RUBBER BALLRolling Stones-London 901
6 10 COOL JERKCapitols-Karen 1524
7 3 DID YOU EVER HAVE TOMAKE UP YOUR MIND
Lovin' Spoonful-Kama Sutra 209* 14 YOU DON'T HAVE TO SAYYOU LOVE ME
Dusty Springfield-Philips 403719 9 SWEET TALKIN' GUY
Chiffons-Laurie 334010 OPUS 11
Four Seasons-Philips 4037011 GREEN GRASS
Gary Lewis-Liberty 5588012 OH HOW HAPPY
Shades of Blue-Impact 1007DON'T BRING ME DOWNAnimals-MGM 13514
14 THE MORE I SEE YOUChris Montez-A & M 796HANKY PANKYTommy James & Shondells-Roulette 4686
16 MAMAB. J. Thomas-Scepter 12139
17 DOUBLE SHOT OF (MY BABY'S LOVE)Swingin' Medallions-Smash 2033AIN'T TOO PROUD TO BEGTemotations-Gordy 7054DIRTY WATERStandells-Tower 185
20 WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMANPercy Sledge-Atlantic 2326
21 IT'S A MAN'S WORLDJames Brown-King 6035
22 A GROOVY KIND OF LOVEMondbenders-Fontana 1541
23 BAREFOOTIN'Robert Parker-Nola 721
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LITTLE GIRLSyndicate of Sound-Bell 640
YOUNGER GIRLCritters-Kapp 752Hondells-Mercury 72563
27 21 GIRL IN LOVEOutsiders-Capitol 5646
28 31 LET'S GO GET STONEDRay Charles-ABC-Paramount 10808
40 RAINBeatles-Capitol 5651
30 32 I LOVE YOU 1,000 TIMESPlatters-Musicor 1166
31 33 IT'S OVERJimmie Rodgers-Dot 16861
46 DAY FOR DECISIONJohnny Sea-Warner Bros. 5820
33 34 CRYINGJay & Americans-United Artists 50016
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51 POPSICLEJan & Dean-Liberty 5886
62 PLEASE TELL ME WHYDave Clark Five-Epic 10031
52 LAND OF MILK AND HONEY
39 PETER RABBIT
43 HEY JOE
45 OH YEAHShadows of Knight-Dunwich 122
49 TAKE THIS HEART OF MINE
44 MY LITTLE RED BOOKLove-Elektra 45603
61 YOU BETTER RUN 3
27 HOLD ON, I'M COMIN' 11Sam & Dave-Stax 189
50 LOVING YOU IS SWEETER THAN EVER 4Four Tops-Motown 1096
58 NINETY NINE AND A HALF(WON'T DO) 5
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Vogues-Co & Ce 238
Dec Jay & Runaways-Smash 2034
Leaves-Mira 222
Marvin Gaye-Tamla 54132
Young Rascals-Atlantic 2338
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50 48 I'LL LOVE YOU FOREVERHolidays-Golden World 36
64 MY LOVER'S PRAYER 4Otis Redding-Volt 136
65 HAVE I STAYED TOO LONG 4Sonny & Cher-Atco 6462
53 53 WEIDERSEH'N 6Al Martino-Capitol 5652
59 ALL THESE THINGS 8Uniques-Paula 238
55 56 DEDICATED FOLLOWER OF FASHION 6Kinks-Reprise 0471
70 SWEET PEA 4Tommy Roe-ABC-Paramount 10762
57 22 MONDAY MONDAY 12Mama's & Papa's-Dunhill 4026
58 29 I'M A ROADRUNNER 11Jr. Walker & All Stars-Soul 35015
82 LI'L RED RIDING HOOD 2Sam the Sham & Pharaohs-MGM 13506
60 66 COUNTDOWN 6* Dave "Baby" Cortez-Roulette 467973 THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM 4
Jock Jones-Kapp 75580 PIED PIPER 2
Crispian St. Peter-Jamie 1320
85 HAPPY SUMMER DAYS 2Ronnie Dove-Diamond 205
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WITHOUT YOUR LOVE 2Martha & Vandcllas-Gordy 7053
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67 38 COME ON LET'S GO 9McCoys-Bang 522
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IN MY HEARTMiracles-Tamla 541 3 4
70 47 S.Y.S.L.J.F.M. (The Letter Song)Joe Tex-Dial 4028
83 BREAK OUTMitch Ryder-New Voice 811
72 17 WHERE WERE YOU WHENI NEEDED YOU
Grass Roots-Dunhill 402986 SUNNY
74 78 DON'T TOUCH ME
87 THINK OF MEJeannie Seely-Monument 933
Buck Owens-Capitol 564776 79 CLOUDY SUMMER AFTERNOON
Barry McGuire-Dunhill 402871 81 IT'S AN UPHILL CLIMB TO THE
BOTTOMWalter Jackson-Okeh 7247
88 I LOVE ONIONS
89 BILLY & SUE
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90 IT'S THAT TIME OF THE YEAR 2Len Barry-Decca 31969
11 TAKE SOME TIME OUT FOR LOVE 5Isley Brothers-Tamla 54133
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92 FARMER JOHNTidal Waves-HBR 482
41 THE LAST WORD IN LONESOMEIS ME
Eddy Arnold-RCA Victor 8818GRIM REAPER OF LOVETurtles-White Whale 231ONE TOO MANY MORNINGSBeau Brummels-Warner Bros. 5813
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93 RACE WITH THE WIND
96 BLUE STARVentures-Dolton 320
95 THERE STANDS THE DOOR
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Susan Christy-Columbia 43595
B. J. Thomas-Hickory 1395
Troggs-Atco 6415/Fontana 1548
Lettermen-Capitol 5649
Johnny Cash-Columbia 43673
Rome and Paris-Roulette 4681
Tommy McLain-MSL 197STOP-GET A TICKETClefts of Lavender Hill-Date 1510
Ides of March-Parrot 304
Robbs-Mercury 72579
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(Screen Gems, Col, BMI) 22 HAND JIVE (El Dorado, BMI) 100 LITTLE GIRL (Duane, BMI).
25 STOP-GET A TICKET (Tema, Tracer, BMI). 91
AIN'T TOO PROUD TO BEG (Jobete, BMI) . 18 HANKY PANKY (TM, BM!) 15 LOVE IS LIKE AN ITCHING IN MY HEART STRANGERS IN THE NIGHTALL THESE THINGS (Tune-Kel, BMI) ,, 54 HAPPY SUMMER DAYS (Picturetane, BMI) 63 (Jobete, BMI) 68 (Roosevelt & Champion, BMI) 1
ALONG COMES MARY (Davao, BMI) 34 HAVE I STAYED TOO LONG LOVING YOU IS SWEETER THAN EVER SUNNY (Portable, BMI). 73
BAREFOOTIN' (Bommatemp, BMI) 23 (Cotillion, Chrismarc, Five West, BMI) 52 (Jobete. BMI) 46 SWEET DREAMS (Acuff -Rose, BMI) 90BECAUSE OF YOU (Gower, BMI) 85 HE (Ovas, ASCAP) 24 MAMA (Flomar & Crazy Cajun, BMI) 16 SWEET PEA (Low-Twi, BM!)
. . 56BILLY & SUE (Hornet, BMI) 79 HE'S READY (Pacesetter, BMI) 96 MONDAY MONDAY (Trousdale, BMI) 57 SWEET TALKIN' GUY (Roznique Elmwin, BMI) 9BLUE STAR (Victor Young, BMI) 94 HEY JOE (Third Story, BMI) 40 MORE I SEE YOU S.Y.S.L.J.F.M. (Tree, BMI) 70BREAKOUT (Saturday, MU) 71 HOLD ON, I'M COMIN' (East, Pronto, BMI) 45 (Bregman, Bovvo & Conn, ASCAP) 14 TAKE SOME TIME OUT FOR LOVE (Jobete, BMI) 82CLOUDY SUMMER AFTERNOON (Metric, M. 76 HUNGRY (Screen Gems, Col., BMI) 66 MUDDY WATER (Maricana, BMI) 35 TAKE THIS HEART OF MINE (Jobete, BMI) 42COME ON LET'S GO
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55 M A ROADRUNNER (Jobete, BMI)MPOSSIBLE DREAMS (Fox, ASCAP)
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(Faithful Virtue, DM) 7 ONLY HAVE EYES FOR YOU (Remick, ASCAP) 83 (Leo Feist, BMI) 97 (Trousdale, BMI) 72DIRTY WATER (Equinox, BMI) 19 T'S A MAN'S WORLD (Dynatone, BMI) 21 PAINTER (Rambed, BMI) 98 WHOLE LOT OF SHAKIN' IN MY HEARTDON'T BRING ME DOWN T'S AN UPHILL CLIMB TO THE BOTTOM PAINT IT BLACK (Gideon, BMI) 4 (Jobete, BMI) 69
(Screen Gems, Col, BMI) 13 (Metric, BMI) 77 PAPERBACK WRITER (Maclen, BMI) 3 WIEDERSEH'N (Roosevelt, BMI) 53DON'T TOUCH ME (Pamper, BMIDOUBLE SHOT (OF MY BABY'S LOVE)
74 T'S OVER (Honeycomb, BM!)T'S THAT TIME OF YEAR
31 PETER RABBIT (Sims, BMI)PIED PIPER (Robbins, ASCAP)
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1 1 WHAT NOW MY LOVE 8Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass -A & M 114
2 2 IF YOU CAN BELIEVE YOUREYES AND EARS 15Mama's & Papa's -Dunhill D-5006: DS -50006
3 4 WHIPPED CREAM AND OTHERDELIGHTS 58
Tijuana Brass -A & M LP -110: SLP-41104 5 DR. ZHIVAGO 16
Soundtrack -MGM 1E-6ST5 3 GOING PLACES 37
Tijuana Brass -A & M 112: 411218 THE SHADOW OF YOUR SMILE 6
Andy Williams -Columbia CL -2499: CS -9299
lir 11 PET SOUNDS 5Beach Boys -Capitol T-2458: ST -2458
8 8 THE SHADOW OF YOUR SMILE 13Johnny Mathis -Mercury MG -20173: SR -60173
9 9 THE YOUNG RASCALS 8Atlantic 8123: SD -8123
10 12 WONDERFULNESS 6Bill Cosby -Warner Bros. W-1634: WS -1634
11 4 COLOR ME 13Barbra Streisand-Columbia CL -2478: CS -9278
12 7 DAYDREAM 12Lovin' Spoonful -
Kama Sutra KLP-8051: KLPS-805113 6 BIG HITS (HIGH TIDE AND
GREEN GRASS) 12Rolling Stones -London NP -1
14 10 SOUL & INSPIRATION 8Righteous Bros. -Verve 5001: V6-5001* 35 LOU RAWLS, LIVE 7Capitol T-2459: ST -9259
16 17 THE MOVIE SONG ALBUM 15Tony Bennett -Columbia CL -2472: CS -9272
17 16 MOONLIGHT SINATRA 12Frank Sinatra -Reprise F-1018: FS -1018
18 19 MRS. MILLER'S GREATEST HITS 7Capitol 1-2494: ST -2494
19 20 BEST OF THE ANIMALS 20MGM E-4324: SE -4324
20 13 HOLD ON! 6Herman's Hermits -MGM E-4342
21 15 THE SONNY 11Imperial 9301: 12301
22 14 THE WONDROUS WORLD OF CHER 11Atco 22-183: SD -33-183
23 24 THE BEST OF RONNIE DOVE 13Diamond D-5005
24 26 THE SINGING NUN 7Soundtrack -1E7 MGM 1E-7ST
25 31 CRYIN' TIME 17Ray Charles -ABC -Par. ABC -545: ABCS-545
33 SPANISH EYES 18Al Martino -Capitol T-2435: ST -2435
27 30 AND I KNOW YOU WANNA DANCE 10Johnny Rivers -Imperial 9307: LP -12307
28 22 BOOTS 16Nancy Sinatra -Reprise R-6202: RS -6202
29 23 BALLADS OF THE GREEN BERETS 18S Sgt. Barry Sadler -
RCA Victor LPM-3452: LSP-3452
30 28 DAVE CLARK FIVE'S GREATEST HITS 17Epic LN-24185: BN-26185
31 29 I WANT TO GO WITH YOU 14Eddy Arnold -RCA Victor LPM-3507: LSP-3507
32 31 THE BEST OF CHAD & JEREMY 9Capitol T-2470: ST -2470
33 27 I HEAR A SYMPHONY 16Supremes-Motown 643
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34 25 JUST LIKE US 20Paul Revere & Raiders -Col. CL -2451: CS -9251
35 38 GOT MY MOJO WORKIN' 15Jimmy Smith -Verve V-8641: V6-8641
36 34 SOUTH OF THE BORDER 28Tijuana Brass -A & M LP -103: LP -4103
37 37 WHY IS THERE AIR 43Bill Cosby -Warner Bros. W-1606
42 GLORIA 7Shadows of Knight-Dunwich 666
45 A TOUCH OF TODAY 5Nancy Wilson -Capitol T-2495: ST -2495
40 41 THE LONELY BULL 28Tijuana Brass -A & M LP -101: ST -101 50 TIME WON'T LET ME 5Outsiders -Capitol T-2501: ST -2501
48 HITS AGAIN 6Gary Lewis & Playboys -
Liberty LRP-3452: LST-745243 43 TRINI 9
Trini Lopez -Reprise R-6196: TS -619644 46 ANDY WILLIAMS' NEWEST HITS 21
Columbia CL -2383: CS -928355 MIDNIGHT RIDE 3
Paul Revere & Raiders -Col. CL -2508: CS -920846 32 FRANKIE & JOHNNY 12
Elvis Presley -RCA Victor LPM-3553: LSP-355347 44 MY NAME IS BARBRA, TWO 32
Barbra Streisand-Columbia CL -2409: CS -920948 36 WOMAN 12
Peter & Gordon -Capitol T-2477: ST -247749 49 THE VENTURES 15
Dolton BLP-2042: BST -804250 53 MAN OF LA MANCHA 21
Original Cast -Kapp KRL-450551 39 RUBBER SOUL 27
Beatles -Capitol T-2442: ST -244252 41 SEPTEMBER OF MY YEARS 43
Frank Sinatra -Reprise F-1014: FS -101453 40 SOMEWHERE THERE'S A SOMEONE 15
Dean Martin -Reprise R-6201: RS -620154 54 SOUNDS OF SILENCE 18
Simon & Garfunkel -Col. CL -2469: CS -926955 57 DON'T GO TO STRANGERS 6
Eydie Gorme-Columbia CL -2476: CS -927656 56 A MAN AND HIS MUSIC 27
Frank Sinatra -Reprise F-1016: FS -101657 51 HANG ON RAMSEY 20
Ramsey Lewis -Cadet CLP-761: CLPS-76158 52 MY WORLD 28
Eddy Arnold -RCA Victor LPM-3466: LSP-346659 62 MANTOVANI MAGIC 16
London LL -3448: PS -448
75 GO WITH THE VENTURES 3Dolton BLP-2045: BST- 8045
67 REMEMBER YOU 13Roger Williams -Kapp KL-3470: KS -3470
62 64 THE SOUL ALBUM 6Otis Redding -Volt 413
63 58 WHEN YOU'RE IN LOVE THEWHOLE WORLD IS JEWISH 12
Various Artists -Kapp KRL-4506: KRS-5506
64 66 WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN 4Percy Sledge -Atlantic 8125: SD -8125
65 65 BEST OF THE RIGHTEOUS BROS. 5Moonglow 1004
ilk 76 WAYNE NEWTON, NOW 4Capitol T-2445: ST -2445
61 59 THE BEST OF HERMAN'S HERMITS 30MGM E-4315: SE -4315
68 11 HOW DOES THAT GRAB YOU 4Nancy Sinatra -Reprise R-6207: RS -6207
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9Warner Bros. W-1518DIONNE WARWICK IN PARIS 7Scepter 534MUSIC: A BIT MORE OF ME 4David McCallum -Capitol T-2408: ST -2408MY LOVE 13Petula Clark -Warner Bros. W-1630: WS -1630BYE BYE BLUES 15Bert Kaempfert-Decca DL -4693: DL -74693DO YOU BELIEVE IN MAGIC 3Lovin' Spoonful -
Kama Sutra KLP-8050: KLPS-8050YOU BABY 9Turtles -White Whale WW -112ONE STORMY NIGHT 3Mystic Moods -
Philips PHM-200-205: PHS-600-205LOVE 3Elektra-EKL-4001: EKS-74001CHOICE! 15John Gary -RCA Victor LPM-3501: LSP-3501I'M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY 2B. J. Thomas -Scepter 535: S-535I STARTED OUT AS A CHILD 9Bill Cosby -Warner Bros. W-1567SOUL MESSAGE 3Richard "Groove" Holmes -
Prestige PR -7435: PRS-7435THE BEST OF LITTLE ANTHONY
& IMPERIALS 5Veep VP -13512: VPS-16512
EVERYBODY LOVES A NUT 2Johnny Cash -Columbia CL -2492: CS -9292STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT 1
Frank Sinatra -Reprise F-1017: FS -1017TRY TOO HARD 2Dave Clark Five -Epic LN-24198: BN-26198MY GENERATION 3The Who-Decca DL -4664: DL -74664
OUR HERO 1
Pat Cooper -U. A. UAL -3446: UAS-6446
HITS OF THE 60's 3Bachelors -London LL -3460: PS -460
GOIN' OUT OF MY HEAD 5Wes Montgomery -Verve V-8642: V6-8642
UP CLOSE 2Peter Nero -RCA Victor LPM-3550: LSP-3550
FILET OF SOUL 5Jan & Dean -Liberty LRP-3441: LST-8441
DIRTY WATER 2Standells-Tower 5027
UNIQUELY YOURS 7Uniques-Paula LP -2190
UP TIGHT 3Stevie Wonder-Tamla M-268: S-268
STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT 1
Bert Kaempfert-Decca DL -4795: DL -74795
THE LONELY THINGS 1Glen Yarbrough -
RCA Victor LPM-3539: LSP-3539
10 GOLDEN YEARS 1Brenda Lee-Decca DL -4757: DL -74757
THINK I'LL GO SOMEWHEREAND CRY MYSELF TO SLEEP 1
Al Martino -Capitol T-2528: ST -2528
GREAT MOMENTS ON BROADWAY 1
Jerry Vale -Columbia CL -2489: CS -9289
GOTTA TRAVEL ON 1
Ray Bryant --Cadet LP -767
1. DISTANT DRUMSJim Reeves -RCA Victor LPM-3542
2. LIGHTLY LATINPerry Como -RCA Victor LPM-3552
3. THE FANTASTIC BOOTS RANDOLPHMonument MLP-8042
4. A NEW SONG FOR YOUNG LOVELettermen -Capitol 1-2498
5. LOVE THEME FROM FLIGHT OF THEPHOENIX
Brass Ring -Dunhill 500086. THE LOVE YOU SAVE
Joe Tex -Dial 81247. MAME
Original Cast -Columbia KOL-30008. THIS OLE HEART OF MINE
Islay Brothers-Tamla 2699. CHRIS MONTEZ
A&M 11510. SUPERMAN
Original Cast -Columbia KOL-657011. MARTHA & VANDELLAS' GREATEST HITS
Gordy G-917
12. ONE OF THOSE SONGSRay Charles Singers -Command RS -8998
LP'S COMING UP13. COUNTRY MUSIC 1966
Jimmie Rodgers -Dot DLP-371014. DAVE BRUBECK'S GREATEST HITS
Columbia CL -248415. CALIFORNIA DREAMIN'
Bud Shank -World Pacific WP -1845
16. COUNTRY BOYBobby Vinton -Epic LN-24188
17. MOODS OF MARVIN GAYETamla 266
18. FERRANTE & TEICHER FOR LOVERS OFALL AGES
United Artists UAL -3483
19. THE FUGSESP 1029
20. HATS OFFMariachi Brass Chet Baker -
World Pacific WP -1842
21. HEY LET'S PARTYMongo Santamaria-Columbia CL -2473
22. GREATEST HITSNew Christy Minstrels -Columbia CL -2479
23. THE "POPS" GOES COUNTRYChet Atkins/Boston Pops -
RCA Victor LM -2870
24. THE SHADOW OF YOUR SMILEBobby Darin -Atlantic 8121
25. RHADSODYAhmad Jamal-Cadet LP -755
26. GREAT COUNTRY HITSBilly Vaughn -Dot DLP-3698
27. I SEE THE LIGHTFive Americans-HBR 8503
28. PHIL OCHES IN CONCERTElcktra EKL-310
29. LOOK TO THE RAINBOWAstrud Gilberto -Verve V-8643
30. DUSTYDusty Springfield -Philips PHM-200-210
31. TOGETHER AGAINRay Charles -ABC Paramount ABC -520
32. MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THISDino, Desi & Billy -Reprise R-6198
33. A PATCH OF BLUESoundtrack -Mainstream 56068
34. BIG SPENDERPeggy Loe-Capitol T-2475
35. A MAN COULD GET KILLEDBert Kaempfert-Decca DL -4750
MUST STOCK LP'SCONSISTENT TOP SELLERS
OVER A LONG PERIODin Alphabetical Order
1. DEAR HEARTAndy Williams -Col. CL -2338: CS -9138
2. FIDDLER ON THE ROOFOrig. Cast -RCA Vic. LOC-1093: LSD -1093
3. JOHNNY'S GREATEST HITSJohnny Mathis -Col. CL -1133: CS -8633
4. MARY POPPINSSoundtrack -Vista BV -4026: STER-4026
5. MY FAIR LADYSoundtrack -Col. KOL-8000: KOS-2600
6. MY NAME IS BARBRABarbra Streisand-Col. CL -2336: CS -9136
7. PEOPLEBarbra Streisand-Col. CL -2336: CS -9136
8. ROY ORBISON'S GREATEST HITSMonument MLP-8000: SLP-1800
9. SOUND OF MUSICSoundtrack -
RCA Victor LOCD-2005: LSOD-200510. ZORBA THE GREEK
Soundtrack -20th Century Fox TFM-3167TES -4167
Monument HasSukman ScoreHOLLYWOOD - Monument
Records' Prexy Fred Foster an-nounced acquisition of Oscarwinner Harry Sukman's origi-nal motion picture score to theMGM feature "Around theWorld Under the Sea," an IvanTors production starring LloydBridges, Shirley Eaton, BrianKelly, David McCallum, KeenanWynn, Marshall Thompson andGary Merrill.
Sukman, composer -conductorriding the charts with his"Singing Nun" LP on MGM, isdue for a major buildup byMonument as a result of hisscore to this Panavision andMetrocolor science fiction fea-ture. Deluxe merchandisingplans are underway for themarketing of the LP by BobSummers, Vice - President ofMarketing and Sales for Monu-ment, in conjunction with theMGM exchanges and field menas the motion picture goes intonational playdates the end ofJune and early in July.
Bob Weiss, VP and Directorof the International Divisionwho helms the global operation
Beatles KnockedFor Losing Touch
LONDON - Mike Nevard,pop music critic for the Sun,last week told the Beatlesthey are losing touch withtheir fans, citing mostly theirpractically disappearing per-sonal appearances in Britain.He also knocked their chart -rising "Paperback Writer"single, saying that if it hadbeen recorded by another groupit would have gone into thejunk pile.
for Monument from Hollywood,negotiated and firmed the LPrights with local MGM brassand now is prepping the globalforeign debut of the originalmotion picture score waxingand will discuss release datesand merchandising plans withMetro execs overseas on his up-coming around -the -world trek.
This marks Monument's firstoriginal motion picture scorealbum by an American com-poser and Sukman, who won anAcademy Award for his "SongWithout End" film score, is nowhaving talks with Foster aboutother recording plans involvingfilm music.
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Ira Heilicher ToBakke's Soma PostMINNEAPOLIS, MI NN.-
Amos Heilicher, head of SomaRecords, announces that hisson, Ira, replaces Larry Bakkeas Promotion Director. Bakkeexits to form his own organiza-tion, and will be doing nationaland regional independent salesand promotion in Minneapolis.
Soma also has appointed RayLawrence to represent Somaon the West Coast in both salesand promo.
Tony Signs
The above picture shows HermanGimbel, President of Audio FidelityRecords, signing new recordingartist Tony Tanner, star of the cur-rent Broadway musical hit, "Halfa Sixpence," and the movie, "Stopthe World." Left is Phil Shapiro,Tony's manager.
Ric's MGM SingleOn the Wing
Four hundred carrier pigeonscarrying messages to diskjockeys, newspapers and maga-zine writers throughout thecountry will be used to intro-duce and publicize the new RicMartin MGM Records releaseof "I Traveled the Road." Al-though the pigeons in no wayhave anything to do with thesong, the excitement will serveto launch the career of thesinging star.
Through a special arrange-ment with the American As-sociation of Pigeon Fanciers,homing pigeons will be de-livered in special cages to dis-tributors, disk jockeys, news-papers, magazines and syndi-cated writers in key cities onJune 27 (release date of therecord). Each cage will con-tain a homing pigeon, the Mar-tin MGM recording, a news re-lease, photo and biographicalsketch of the young star. Re-cipients of the pigeons thenrelease the birds which returnwith a reply to their homebases stating that material hasbeen delivered.
*WORLD MY BOYFRIEND'S BACK N i BODY KNOWS
YOU IN SEPTEMBER DOWN, DOWN, DOWN
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(This column appears first in Spanish and then in English)
De regreso en Nueva York, La Mejor Guarachera de Cuba,Celia Cruz quien nos cuenta que su viaje a Venezuela fue muyalagador por su gran exit° en la tierra de Bolivar, donde seunieron a sus fanaticos, los cubanos exilados alli, un grannumero de Venezolanos que dia a dia gustan Inas y mas de losritmos tropicales, especialmente los discos producidos por aca.Su ultimo LP con el Maestro Tito Puente ha tenido una granaceptacion no solo en Nueva York, Puerto Rico, Miami y Vene-zuela, pero segun nos cuenta Celia en Panama fue de arrebato.Nos cuenta de la tarde que asistio a firmar autografo a ladiscoteca de Panama Radio, donde la esperaban cientos defankticos, que hacian muchos aims que no velan a Celia. Ya denuevo en Nueva York, preparando su nuevo Disco de largaduraci6n.
Miguelito Valdes de regreso tambien en Nueva York, continuapresentandose en el Canal 47 de Television, donde cada semanapresenta nuevas caras en el programa Discoteca. Nos cuentaMiguelito que muy pronto dara la noticia respecto a un productode yentas national, que desea patrocinar su programa concaracter exclusivo. Mucha suerte le deseamos a ese artistazocubano, que ha sabido mantenerse en el corazon de su publicosiempre con la sonrisa sincera que le caracteriza.
De viaje por Venezuela, esta vez a "Maracaibo," Tito Puentey La Lupe, quienes fueron contratados para actuar en la. HermanaRepublica, por sus grandiosos triunfos anteriores, que le con-vierten en idolos en esa tierra.
Recibimos information de Normand Kurtz, abogado y ejecutivode Latin American Licensing Corp., respecto a la magnificaaceptacion que han tenido los sellos Ember de Inglaterra y Co
& Ce de Pittsburgh, especialmente en los territorios de Argentina,Peru y Venezuela, y sus planes de darle representation mundiala los pequenos sellos latinos que se adhieran a sus compaiiiapara representacion en mercados exteriores.
Steven Craig Productions es la compailia que tiene a su cargola preparation de las portadas especialmente las de musica latino-americana para los grandes sellos de Nueva York, incluyendoTico, Alegre, Epic, Kapp y otros, y hay que ver con que gustosalen esas caratulas. Un aplause para Evelyn por la caratula delAll Star de Tico, titulado "Descargas en el Village Gate," quees la artista que diseii6 la misma, y la produjo tan insuperable.
In English ...Among the Latin recording engineers now employed by some
of the big recording studios in New York, we must mentionFred Weinberg. Colombian born Fred is an ex -musician whocan handle any recording of a small or large group, and he doesa great job. We met him at National Recording (Bryant Park)Studios, and we think the combination is perfect, for there theyhave a great big studio and a great engineer who knows how,especially when splicing and editing are necessary.
And talking of engineers, there's the wonderful Tony May.Tony, who is employed by the newly established Sounds OffBroadway Studios, is doing mixing especially on Latin LPs, andalthough he is not a Latin himself, the feeling must be there, forthey come out great. We listen to the latest Ricardo Ray LP onAlegre and we must take our hat off to everyone involved.
Ismael Rivera will be in New York on June 24, a returnto his fans who have missed him for almost four years. We aretold that there are welcoming preparations in Puerto Rico, forthe day Ismael arrives there. We are sorry to hear that CatalinaRolon, the great Puerto Rican impresario, was the victim of ahold-up on a recent Saturday night after promoting a dance inSanta Cruz, in his native Puerto Rico, that has him in a coma forover a week at the Plebisteriano Hospital in San Juan. We had
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Record World Reaches The Latin American World!1=07r-inr_ffi=" .
Bogota, D.E. Junin
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SenoresANSONIA RECORDS INC.992 Columbus AvenueNew York, N.Y. 10025
8 de 1966 BOGOTACALLE 13 No. 51-03
TELEFONO 473-640
TELEX 44776APARTADO AEREO 4282
APARTADO NACIONAL 1505
Att. Sr. Rafael Perez
Estimado Don Rafael:Por la revista Record World me informer acerca de la grabaciOn de Lucy Fabery, cuya
version de "Muchas gracias, Mi amor" y "que lastima me das" se estan perfilando como hits enese mercado, como tambien la interpretation que Joe Valle hate del 'lumen) "Siga de frente".Le estaremos altamente agradecidos si usted se sirve enviarnos muestras L.P. de estosartistas, como tatbien muestras de vuestras ditimas grabaciones a efecto, de nosotrosestudiar lanzamientos adicionales de vuestro catalog°, el cual cuenta hoy con 23 discos L.P.s.
En cuento al disco de 78 rpm. lo estamos introduciendo con relativo exit° y esperamosen consecuencia que usted nos tenga al tanto de sus nuevos lanzamientos.
Mientras tanto y con un cordial saludo me suscribo,Muy at. ent ament e ,
PHILIPS COLOMBIANA S. A.Departamento de Discos
AllorrJo eicolar nieto
(English Translation)Dear Don Rafael:
I learned through Record World magazine that you have a new release by Lucy Fabey which includes the songs, "Muchas Gracias Mi Amor" and "Que lastima me dos".It looks like they could become "hits" in this market. I also learned that Joe Valles' record of "Siga de Frente" looks the same way.We would really appreciate receiving samples of these LP's by these artists from you so that we might see if we could release them in our catalog which has 23 LP's in it today.Regarding 78 R.P.M. records, we are introducing them here with fair success and we are awaiting your news about them.
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Latin American
SingleHit Parade
1.
iNhem=""'"-HAMBREAutor: Dino AlvarezBlanca Rosa Gil (Velvet)Fernando Albuerne (Suaritos)
2. CUANDO VIVAS CONMIGOAutor: Jose A. JimenezFelipe Pirela (Velvet)Fernando Albuerne (Suaritos)Antonio Aguilar (Musart)Pepe Jara (RCA)
3. EL PITOAutor: Jaime SabaterJoe Cuba (Tico)
4. PAYASOAutor: F. Z. MaldonadoJavier Solis (Columbia)
5. CELOSAFlor Silvestre (Musart)
6. UNA LIMOSNAAutor: Indalecio RamirezFlor Silvestre (Musart)Marines Rodriguez (Ansonia)Javier Solis (Columbia)
7. LA MENTIRA (SE TE OLVIDA)Autor: Alvaro CarrilloFelipe Pirela (Velvet)Olgo Guillot (Musart)Lucha Villa (Musart)
8. EL ARBOLRoberto Ledesma (Gems)Lola Flores (Belter)
9. VIRGEN NEGRAAutor: Jorge MonsalvoAnibal de Pena (Kubaney)Los Brillantes (Discorico)
10. HOY SIN AYER NI MANANAAutor: Myrta SilvaTrio de Oro (Remo)Myrta Silva (Musicor)
11. PEDACITO DE LLUVIAAutor: Manuel del ValleLos Condes (Gema)
12. SIGUE DE FRENTEAutor: Mario de JesusF. Pirelo (Velvet)Joe Valle (Ansonia)
13. LA VENDAOdilio Gonzalez (Discorico)Daniel Santos (Spanoramic)
14. WEEK END SIN TIAutor: Primitivo SanchezTrio Juventud (La Flor)
15. MIS NOCHES SIN TIAstor: M. T. Marquez -D. OrtizVincentico Valdes (Seeco)Olga Chorens (Parnoso)El Trio de Oro (Remo)Daniel Santos (Velvet)Gilberto Monroig (Gema)
16. RONDANDO TU ESQUINAAutor: CharloRatil Marrero (Montilla)
17. LA BANDA BORRACHAAutor: Rafael SanchezPorfi Jimenez (Velvet)Mike Laure (Musart)Dominica (Tangente)
18. EGOISMOAutor: Osvaldo FarresDuo Cabrisas-Farach (Modiner)Celia Cruz (Seeco)
19. SOMBRASJavier Solis (Columbia)
20. PEREJIL PA'LA COTORRAAutor: A. GonzalezEl Gran Combo (Gema)
leg' Disk AttacksNate McCalla of Calla and
Attack Records reports thatAttack's Rare Breed disk of"Beg, Borrow or Steal" isgetting major activity onWBZ - Boston, WHK - Cleveland,WCAO-Baltimore and WEAM-Washington.
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EL PITOJOE CUBA SEXTET-Tico LP 1133.
"El Pito" impulse, este "elepe" deJoe Cuba, a los primeros lugares, des -de que Balk, al mercado. Se hand idohaciendo populares casi todos losnumeros.
"El Pito," number 1 in the charts,pushed up this album, so well titled"We Must Be Doing Something Right."
* * * *CUANDO VIVAS CONMIGO
FELIPE PIRELA-Velvet 1330.Felipe Pirela situ() un "hit" con la
cancion que sirve de titulo. Este"elepe" sera un magnifico vendedor.
"Cuand'o Vivas Conmigo" is a smash.Since this number is really hot, the LPwill sell a lot for sure.
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MEET THE HI-LATINSTHE HI-LATINS-J.G. 1003.
Este grupo musical ha ido subiendopoco a poco en el Hit Parade y pro -mete seguir aumentando su yenta.
The Hi -Latins are climbing thecharts, and it will not surprise us ifthey keep climbing.
HOY SIN AYER NI MANANATRIO DE ORO-Remo Ll'11-151 9 .
El Trio de Oro ha impuesto su can-cion "Hoy Sin Ayer ni Mariana" y conun repertorio tan bien balanceado, esmuy posible que este album se con-vierta en un magnifico vendedor
With their "Hoy sin Ayer Ni Mari-ana" rising on the charts, Remo de-cided to release this album as quicklyas possible.
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Beatles JacketRecalled
Capitol Records has recalledall albums from the recent ship-ment of Beatle package "Yes-terday and Today" in order tochange the picture on thejacket.
Evidently complaints aboutthe cover photo provoked themove.
The picture showed thebloody quartet in white butch-
er's smocks sitting with cut uppieces of meat and headlessdolls.
Moon Pacts PeopleNASHVILLE - Tony Moon,
Nashville producer who has beenproducing the Vogues, recentlysigned We the People from Or-lando, Fla. The group has signedwith Challenge Records andtheir first release is "Mirror ofYour Mind."
Let's Talk Spanish(Continued from page 20)
mentioned the fact that Catalino was to start on or about July1 as scout and promotion man for the Latin labels of Roulette.We wish him a speedy recovery.
The latest release by Tico is an album entitled "Pedrito Ricoen Nuevo York" by a singer from Spain who previously reacheda million seller a few years ago. Pedrito is nick -named "TheAngel From Spain" and the LP contains two of the most popularsongs that sold close to the million mark: "La Perrita Pequinesa"and "El Escapulario."
Beta Distribuitors announced, and we confirmed it with theprincipal, that Eddie Echevarria has been added to his staff asgeneral manager of the Latin label distribution in New York.Eddie was with Consolidated One Stop of New York since it wasstarted, and previously with Cosnat Distributors for 10 years.Another goody for Johnny Helanca.
RGE Disk 'Best'Enrique Lebendiger, Presi-
dent of RGE Records of Brazil,produced the record judged bythe San Paulo Association ofTheatre Critics as the finest ex-ample of Brazilian music onrecord.
Lebendiger accepted t h eaward at a special assembly forthis purpose at the "Maison deFrance" in San Paulo on March31. The work to achieve thisdistinction was "An Anthologyof Brazilian Authors" arrangedand played by the pianist Enyda Rocha. This recording isdistributed throughout SouthAmerica by RCA Victor.
Cal Martin Anyone?HOLLYWOOD-Herb Montei
of Johnstone-Montei, Inc., MusicPublishers is anxious to locateCal Martin, writer of their"Diesel S m o k e, DangerousCurve's." Montei may be con-tacted at 6087 Sunset Blvd.
London at MGMSeth London has been signed
to MGM Records. His initialrelease: "Tracy's Theme."
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Mrs. MillerSings Again!
HOLLYWOOD - Capitol re-cording star Mrs. Elva Millerand A & R producer Lex DeAzevedo will meet early thisweek (6/20) to choose materialfor an upcoming single and LP.
Among the suggested titles forher new LP are: "Mrs. MillerSings the Johnny Mercer SongBook"; "Mrs. Miller Sings theSelect Frank Sinatra" and "Mrs.Miller Sings the Oldies."
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(This column appears first in Spanish and then in English.)
Result6 muy lucido el "cocktail party" .ofrecido por Montilla,a su artiste exclusivo Raul Marrero, en ocasi6n de hacerle entregadel "Disco de Oro," por su grabacion "Rondando Tu Esquina,"original del autor Charlo. Sirvio tambien este acto, como in-auguraci6n de la nueva Tienda "Spanish World Records," estable-cida en la Calle 14 y Septima Avenida, Manhattan . . . "La Lupey su Alma Venezolana" grabacion Tico, se esta moviendo muybien . . . Asistimos al "cocktail" como despedida de La Lupe, alfinalizar sus actuaciones en el Restaurante Liborio, partiendoinmediatamente para Venezuela este interprete, esperando re-gresar a este ciudad a principios de este semana . . . Ansoniaha puesto a la yenta un nuevo disco de Blanca Iris Villafafte,en el cual interpreta "Ya Nada Me Importa," "Paso Falso,""Soy Mujer," "Estorbo" y otras . . . Tambien ha puesto este Selloen el mercado un nuevo "elepe" de Joe Valle, intitulado "BesoBorracho" . . . Ya sali6 el nuevo LP del Trio de Oro en el SelloRemo, interpretando entra otras: "Triunfamos," "Mis NochesSin Ti," "En el Tronco de Un Arbol," "El Toro y La Luna" y"La Vieja Carta" . . . El repertorio esta muy bien balanceado ylas insterpretaciones son magnifi'cas. Posiblemente se conviertaen un gran vendedor . . . Sale este semana el nuevo "elepe" dePedrito Rico (Tico) con exitos tales como "Perrita Pekinese,""El Escapulario" y "El Mundo" . . . Se espera que las yentasdel nuevo "elepe" de Blanca Rosa Gil (Velvet), que trae su exito"Hambre" seen fabulosas . . . Ya esti, tambien a la yenta eneste sello, "Cuando Vivas Conmigo" de Felipe Pirela . . . Estaproximo a salir un nuevo "album" de Roberto Ledesma en elSello Gema . . . Estan aumentando las yentas de "Celosa" porFlor Silvestre en Musart . . . Las grabaciones de Rico -Vox deJulio Angel, (El Diamante, y de Lucecita Benitez, estan activandobastante su yenta. Pertenecen estos dos artistes, a la "nuevaola" de Puerto Rico . . . Es lamentable que las grabaciones RCAno reciban mayor promotion, en este mercado . . . Se rumorsque ciertos grabadores y distribuidores de cierta importancia,estan estrechando sus lazos comerciales, pare remediar la terriblesituation de las grabaciones "piratas" . . . Dos de estas ftltimas,la grabacion de los exitos de Felipe Pirela, copiados de sus"elepes" y la copia de un "sencillo" que trae en una de sus cares,"El Pito" de Joe Cuba y por la otra, "Arrimate Pa'Ca" de laOrq. Broadway, han provocado una situation muy seria en elmercado latino . . . Segfin nos comunican, existe la idea de nomantener relaciones comerciales con aquellos "Dealers" quecompren y expendan estas grabaciones "piratas" . . . Jack Good-man, de Spanoramic, esta preparando unas sorpresas . . . Lasgrabaciones de Juan Legido, pars este Sello, siguen vendiendosemuy bien ... Las grabaciones de Fernando Albuerne de "Hambre"y "Cuando Vivas Conmigo" se estan vendiendo muy bien . . .
La RCA sac() un nuevo "album" de Fernando Valades, en"Homenaje al Caribe, Centro y Sudamerica y Mejico . . . Sigueveniendose muy bien "Momentos Intimos" de Roberto Yantis(Columbia) . . . Salio un nuevo "album" de Mariano Merceronintitulado "Los Freeways de Mariano Merceron" !Muy buenoi. . . Y ahora, !Saludosi . . . y haste. la semana entrante.
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WOR - FM Rocks!NEW YORK - WOR-FM is
planning to start rocking onJuly 30. The station goes mod9 a. m. to midnight Mon. -Fri,and 5 p. m. to midnight Sat,and Sun.
Robert S. Smith, Presidentof WOR-FM, said: "We willnot have shouting djs on FM,
Latin Americangrai LP
41A Hit Parade
1. ESTAMOS HACIENDO ALGO BIENJoe Cubo ITicoi
2. ARRIMATE PATAOrquesto Broadway (Musical')
3. PAYASOJavier Solis (Columbia)
4. ON THE SCENERicardo Ray iFonsecal
5. SIGUE DE FRENTEF. Pirela (Velvet)
6. PARA ENAMORADOS VOL. II
R. Ledesma (Gema)
7. Y SIGUEN LOS EXITOSOlgo Guillot (Musart)
8. ASI CANTA EL CORAZONVincentico Valdes (Seecol
9. MEET THE HI-LATINSHi -Latins (J.G.i
10. CUANDO VIVAS CONMIGOFelipe Pirela (Velvet)
11. SU ALMA VENEZOLANALa Lupt
12. ANIBAL DE PENA CON LOSDIPLOMATICOS
Anibal de Pica iKubaner
13. YEN QUE LE MARIACharlie Palmieri (BCLP)
14. AMOREydie Gorme 8. Los Ponchos
(Columbia)
15. CUBA Y PUERTO RICO SONCelia Cruz y Tito Puente (Tico,
16. MALDITO CALLOEl Gran Combo iGemai
17. LA EXITANTE LUPELa Lupe y Tito Puente iTico
18. MAMBO CON CONGAEddie Palmieri (Tico)
19. WEEK END SIN TITrio Juventud (La Flor)
20. JOE QUIJANO Y SUConiunto Cachana (Cesta)
but if there can be a qualityrock station, that is what wewill be. We're going after theWABC and WMCA audience."
The new programming ideais a result of the recent FCCruling that FM stations inlarge cities cannot duplicatemore than 50% of program-ming of their AM affiliates.
22RECORD WORLD-June 25, 1966
R&B ReportsBILL TERRELL, WDIA, MEMPHIS
PICKSJohnny Maestro; Mad Lads, Van Dykes; Plat-
ters; Jimmy Holiday; Mike Williams; Dar-rell Banks; Mary Wells; Cash McCall.
ED TEAMER, WYLD, NEW ORLEANSPICKS
Willie & Hand Jive; Intruders; Nina Simone.ROBERT B. Q., KATZ, ST. LOUIS
PICKSMike Williams; Jackie Paine; Mabel John;
Bobby Hebb; Lee Rogers; Cash McCall;Players.
LARRY DEAN, AL JEFFERSON, JOHNNY 0,SAM BEASLEY, HOT ROD, KELSON FISHER,
WWIN, BALTIMORECHARTED
Joe Blue; Lee Rogers; Nina Simone; CashMcColl; Manhattans; Eugene Pitt; Intrud-ers; Buena Vistas.
JIMMY WHITT(NGTON, TOMMY GOODWIN,BOB JONES, JOHNNY PERSONS,PAUL FLAGG, WIGO, ATLANTA
PLAYBobby Hebb; Jimmy Jones; Barbara Lynn;
Roscoe Robinson; Mabel John; Magnifi-cent Men; Cash McCall; Johnny Copeland;Joe Simon; Jimmy Hughes.HERB CAMPBELL AND TOM JOHNSON,
KSOL, SAN FRANCISCOPLAY
Mike Williams; Frank Frost; Darrell Banks;Cash McCall; Van Dykes; Mabel John;Bobby Lee; Joe Simon; Bobby Hebb; Ar-cades; Martha & Vandellas; Miracles;Bob & Earl.
CLARENCE SCAIFE, WNOO, CHATTANOOGAPLAY
Rex Garvin; Ray Charles; Eugene Pitt;Players; Roscoe Robinson; Walter Jackson;Marvin Gaye; Temptations.
JERRY THOMAS,KNOK, FT. WORTH, DALLAS
PICK: Philly Freeze-Alvin Cash.CHARTED
Monk Higgins; TNT Braggs; Shirelles; Van-dellas; Van Dykes; Walter Jackson; MabelJohn; Bobby Bland; Jr. Porker.BEN TIPTON, KBYE, OKLAHOMA CITY
CHARTEDJimmy Church; Jackye Owens; TNT Braggs;
Leon Hayward; William Bell; Walter Jack-son; Joe Simon; Bobby Bland.
A Born Winner!Ramot's latest production for
Sue Records, Bobby Lee's "I wasBorn A Loser," reportedly break-ing out in several areas: Detroit,St. Louis, Charlotte and othercities. Tom De Cillis, GeneralManager of Rama, is especiallyhappy because he wrote bothsides of the Lee record.
Juggy Murray of Sue is con-ducting a contest with DJSwhereby they win a prize ifthey can come up with the cor-rect lyrics to the tune.
Butler Bash
Pictured at the recent Jerry Butlerparty, wherein Merrac Distributorsof Cleveland honored the new ac-quisition to the Mercury label, are,from left: Ed Wright, WABQ-Cleveland; Butler; Alan Mink,Mercury Product Manager; WashAllen, WABQ - Cleveland; andJohnny Canton, WIXY-Cleveland.
WHERE IT'S AT
BY KAL RUDMAN
Flash smash tip: Bob Robin, the nice guy who gave you"Barefootin"' in partnership with "Carolina Roadrunner" Mar-shall Sehorn, have come up with the next big R&B smash ontheir new label, Deesu. It's "May 1" by the Zodiacs and alreadyis a giant through the Carolinas. Robin should have a giantjazz-R&B instrumental with "Bird Brain" by James Rivers onthe Eight -Ball label. Joel Dorn, a top jazz deejay at WHAT -FM,says Rivers sounds like a soul -funk Roland Kirk. Jazz-R&Binstrumentals seem to be the hottest trend in programmingas "Misty." Groove Holmes, has become a smash in New York
and Philly, both single and LP.It goes without saying that the new Dionne
Warwick, "Trains and Boats and Planes," isan absolute instant smash. Scepter is thrilledwith the tremendous sales on "Go Go Train,"Jackie Paine, and the gigantic sales on"That's Enough," Roscoe Robinson. Theyshould have a big one nationally with a NewYork City Top 5 instrumental, "Fats Shake'Em Up," Fats Lewis.
Lucky Cordell was playing Chuck Berry's "Havana Moon"as an oldie on WVON, Chicago, and getting great listener andhop response. So Chess re-released it and it is now Top 5there . . . "United," Intruders, Gamble is #1 in Philly, and gotthe "Soul Sound" at KGFJ, L.A., and has no trouble breakingin any market where it gets some play . . . Ray Charles has astone giant.
Rudman's Grooves to Moove: Gladys Knight has the WVONPick and the record will be a smash in both markets for LarryMaxwell . .. The new J. J. Barnes, "Say It," is, as Berry Gordywould say, "Faaantastic" . . . "A Long Way Home," GarnetMimms, is an automatic hit . . . "Philly Freeze," Alvin Cash,has George Leiner smiling as everyone has picked it . . . Thelong-term side on the Miracles is "Be My Love" and it's another"Tracks of My Tears." Pray the pop stations don't get hipto your secrets, so you can have a gigantic "salt and pepper"listening audience these happy, swingin' summer days!
As predicted, "Open the Door," Darrell Banks, Revilot, hasturned into a giant . . . Everyone says that "Sweet Dreams,"Mighty Sam, Amy, is a stone smash . . . Ditto for "LonelySoldier," Mike Williams, which has picks and play from every-one, has thrilled Chatty Hatty . . . Manhattans are sellingplenty records. As Howard Bednoe, All -State, Chicago, says,"Those `Doowop' records will always sell big" . . . Ed Wrightis very pleased at the way "No Time For You," O'Jays, Imperial,broke wide open in Cleveland. Spellbinders are now Top 10in Cleveland. Good Sales in Cleveland : Intertains; WilliamBell; Broadways; Johnny Copeland. Les Anderson of WABQlikes "Backscratcher," Frank Frost . . . Ken Hawkins, WJMO,likes: Alvin Cash; Joe Blue; Big Maybelle; Jackie Paine;Mighty Sam. The Roscoe Robinson looks very large. Pick: "ICan't Make It," Prophets . . . Walter Jackson big in Chicagoand Pittsburgh.
Bert Berns is thrilled with the reaction to his first releaseon his new R&B label, Shout: "Talk of the Grapevine," DonaldHeight. Bert has announced that Burke Johnson, former PD ofWAOK, Atlanta, will be handling the promotion of the recordnationally. Burke will continue to handle all his other linesin the Southeast. Congrats to Burke on his tremendous suc-cess as an independent promotion man . . . Good reaction tothe Don Covay, "You Put Something On Me" . . . Rocky G ofWWRL loves the Chuck Carter on Brunswick, "Pretty LittleBrown Skin Girl." This has always been Rocky's descriptionof his two sweet little daughters.
WCHB, Detroit, Hits: "United," Intruders; Mabel John;Darrell Banks; Bobby Bland; Van Dykes; Rex Garvin . . .
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Kal Rudman
Berns Into R&BWith Bang:
ShoutNEW YORK-Now that Bang
Records is established as astrong independent pop label,Bert Berns has founded "by pop-ular demand" an r/b label-Shout.
Berns told Record World lastweek he's been wanting to makethe move for a long time, sincehe feels his strongest and long-est affinity is with the rhythmand blues field.
The label, which'll have thesame distribs as Bang (withpossibly a few exceptions), hasits first release on the marketnow-Donald Height's "The Talkof the Grapevine."
Other label contractees as ofnow are Roy "C," who'll have arelease within the next threeweeks, and Bobby Harris. Bernswill be looking to nurture otherlabel talent as well. He alsowants to look around for strongr/b masters, which he hopes topick up "where hits are produced-Memphis, Muscle Shoals."
After 'Attitude'With New Label
With his new label, Bernswants to establish "an attitude"conducive to building r/b prod-uct and he defines the right atti-tude as getting behind an artistthrough a series of projects asopposed to "throwing out onesingle to see if it clicks or not."
Berns noted that albums willfollow successful singles - atleast at the start of things.
The r/b master plans to pro-duce sides himself and also toencourage young r/b producersin their work.
"R and b," Berns said, "isgrowing and there aren't enoughcompanies to absorb this growth.We plan to be one."
-Dave Finkle
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New Play: "Sweet Dreams," Mighty Sam; "You Better MoveOn," King James; Magnificent Men; Mike Williams; "Say It,"J. J. Barnes . . . WCHB Station Pick: "Philly Freeze," AlvinCash, Mar-V-Lus. Good Play: Roscoe Robinson; Johnny Cope-land; William Bell; Mary Wells; Bobby Lee.
Ovations is breaking big in N.Y.C. off WWRL, and LarryUttal is thrilled with the fantastic reaction to Mighty Sam,"Sweet Dreams" . . . The new James Carr on Goldwax is fan-tastic. Title -"Love Attack."
Congrats to Hal Atkins who leaves WEBB, Baltimore forWWRL, N.Y. . . . Dave "Demon" Crawford goes to KDIA, S.F.. . . WAMO, Pittsburgh Pick: "Creeper," Freddy Robinson.Kenny Reith tells me that the last two Donald Height recordswere Top 10 in Pittsburgh, and he flipped over "Talk of theGrapevine." Ken couldn't believe there were any more goodnames for labels left, and feels that the name Shout Recordsis a natural classic. New on WAMO: Mighty Sam; Mike Wil-liams; Johnny Maestro; and the new Billy Stewart, "Summer-time." Breaking: "All In My Mind," Chuck Jackson (formerDetroit hit) ; Roscoe Robinson. Ken agrees with Les Andersonon the "B" side of the Don Covay, "Iron Out the Rough Spots."Joe Simon is selling well. The Van Dykes is big. Bobby Hebbis starting. Hot: Irma Thomas.
Chatty Hatty tells me the Darrell Banks is a smash in Char-lotte, as is Roscoe Robinson . . . There is a lot of actionnationally on the blues, "My Money Ain't Long Enough," AlKing, Sahara, in Cleveland, Miami, Buffalo, West Coast, NewOrleans, etc.
Bernie Binnick just came back from a Southern tour andhe's very excited about "Hot Shot," Buena Vistas, Swan. It'sa smash in Baltimore and now going in Nashville, Memphis,Pittsburgh and Big Jocko Carter at KOKY, Little Rock, is wail-ing. We hear Jocko is great people and the same about Bob Mc-Dowell of WDIA. "Hot Shot" is also very strong in Cleveland
Intruders, hit #1 in Philadelphiaand looks gigantic.
Jimmy Bishop, WDAS, Philadelphia picks: Gladys Knight;"Say It," J. J. Barnes ("Smash") ; Garnet Mimms; Play: "YouBetter Move On," King James & Mel Story. Hit: Darrell Banks;Mabel John.
Fred Hanna, Nickie Lee, Lee Wilson, WAME, Miami -Picks:Mary Wells; Don Covay; Freddy Robinson; Marvellos; Dar-rell Banks; "I Believe In You" -Little Edith . . . Smashes:Bobby Hebb; Mike Williams; Mighty Sam; Alvin Cash; JoeBlue; Mabel John; Platters; Bobby Bland; Spellbinders; VanDykes; Intruders. Sales: Cash McCall; Daisey Harrell.
Dr. Fat Daddy, Baltimore Picks: Don Covay; Mighty Sam("Smash") ; J. J. Barnes; Garnet Mimms; Donald Height;Freddy Robinson; Big Maybelle; Wilbert Harrison; BillyStewart; Monk Higgins; Alvin Cash. Hits: Intruders; JoeBlue; Johnny Copeland; Mabel John; Blossoms; Darrell Banks;Bobby Hebb; Buena Vistas; William Bell; Lee Rogers; CashMcCall; "Money Ain't Long Enough," Al King; Mike Williams.
Ernie Durham, WJLB, Detroit, reports several re -orderson the Intertains off the station Pick. Cleveland is close to3,000 on the Intertains. LeBaron and Ernie are going on:Frank Frost "No Time For You," O'Jays (Cleveland giant);Mighty Sam; Dobie Gray; Joe Blue . . . Ed Wright tells methat "Teenage Prayer," Joe Simon, has definitely busted inCleveland.
Chatty Hatty, WGIV, Charlotte: Hits: William Bell; VanDykes; Ruben Wright; Mabel John; Roscoe Robinson; BobbyBland. Picks: Don Covay; Alvin Cash; Darrell Banks; Inter-tains; Mighty Sam; Bobby Lee; Magnificent Men; FreddyRobinson; Jimmy Holiday.
The new Carter Brothers is, "Booby Trap, Baby" ("Smok-ing") ; and the new Bobby Powell is, "I'm Gonna Leave You.". . . The Fred Smith production of the new Jackie Lee onMira, "Would You Believe" knocks me out, and it should bringJackie right up there once more.
Heard from Erwin Hester of WSRC-Raleigh-DUrham. Hereports as hot: Darrell Banks, Mabel John, Vernon Harrell.At this point it appears that "Open the Door," Darrell Banks,
Top 50 R & B ,:
1. AIN'T TOO PROUD TO BEGTemptations -Gordy 7054
2. LET'S GO GET STONEDRay Charles -ABC -Paramount 10808
3. IT'S A MAN'S WORLDJames Brown -King 6035
4. I LOVE YOU 1,000 TIMESPlatters-Musicor 1166
5. (I'M A) ROADRUNNERJr. Walker & All Stars -Soul 35015
6. HOLD ON! I'M COMIN'Sam & Dave-Stax 189
7. WITH A CHILD'S HEARTStevie Wonder-Tamla 54130
8. MY LOVER'S PRAYEROtis Redding -Volt 136
9. GOODTIME CHARLIEBobby Bland -Duke 402
10. LOVING YOU IS SWEETER THAN EVER4 Tops -Motown 1096
11. WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMANPercy Sledge -Atlantic 2326
12. TAKE THIS HEART OF MINEMarvin Gave-Tamla 54132
13. NEIGHBOR NEIGHBORJimmy Hughes -Fame 1003
14. LAUNDROMAT BLUESAlbert King-Stax 142
15. I'LL LOVE YOU FOREVERHnlidays-Golden World 36
16. UNITEDIntruders -Gamble
17. DEDICATED TO THE GREATESTJohnny Copeland -Wand 1114
18. THAT'S ENOUGHRoscoe Robinson -Wand 1125
19. OPEN THE DOORDarrell Banks-Rivilat
20. A GOOD THING IS ABOUT TO ENDM-13,11 111^-Stax 189
21. 1"imi F inT I1F VHAKIN' IN MY HEARTMiracles-Tamla 54131
22. GO GO TRAINJackie Paine-Jetstream
23. SUNNYBobby Hebb -Philips 4365
24. COUNTDOWNDave "Baby" Cortez -Roulette 4679
25. S.Y.S.L.J.F.M.Joe Tex -Dial 4028
26. LOVE GAME FROM A TO ZRoyal Jokers
27. CAN I
Manhattans -Carnival 51728. BETTER USE YOUR HEAD
Anthony & Imperials -Veep 122829. DIRTY WORK GOIN' ON
Little Boy Blue -Checker30. TEENAGERS PRAYER
Joe Simon -Sound Stage 731. SAVANNAH MOON
Chuck Berry -Chess32. IT'S AN UPHILL CLIMB
Walter Jackson-Okeh 724733. ANOTHER RAINY DAY
Eugene Pitt-Veeo34. BOYS ARE MADE TO LOVE
Karen Small -Venus 106635. GOTTA FIND A NEW LOVE
Willie & Hand Jive -Veep36. GOTTA GO ON
Van Dykes -Amy37. SHARE WHAT YOU GOT
William Bell-Stax38. WE'RE ACTING LIKE LOVERS
Soellbinders-Columbia39. WHAT AM I GOING TO DO WITHOUT YOU
Martha & Vandellas-Gordy 705340. PINK CHIFFON
Packers-HBR 47841. BACK SCRATCHER
Frank Frost -Jewel 76542. HOT SHOT
Buena Vista -Swan 425543. NO TIME FOR YOU
O'Jays--Imperial44. NEED YOUR LOVE
Intertains-Uptown45. PHILLY FREEZE
Alvin Cash-Onederful46. IN MY NEIGHBORHOOD
Jive Five
47. SWEET DREAMSMighty Sam -Amy
48. YOUR MONEY AIN'T LONG ENOUGHAl King -Sahara
49. HE'LL BE BACKPlayers -Minot 32001
50. MISTYRichard "Groove" Holmes -Prestige 401
is a giant R&B nationally. Hester tells me that Frank Barrowhas joined their staff replacing Ray Henderson who has goneto WCHB-Detroit . . . Other personnel changes . . . MikePayne has left KYOK-Houston and joined Ed Wright at WABQ-Cleveland as drive time man and assistant Program Director. . . We are proud that we had a little bit to do with CurtisTroub joining (as drive time man) WJMO-Cleveland. Curtisjust left KDAY-L.A. which has gone all -news. Scott Gorman,formerly of KDAY, has joined the Rollins chain sister stationWBEE-Chicago as morning man. He replaced Joe Cobb whomoved over to WVON-Chi as a.m. man.
Marty Wekser, WWRL-New York, reports two new break-outs: "Go Go Train," Jackie Paine, Scepter, and the Bob andEarl, Mira. Selling in New York: Mabel John, Junior Parker,Miracles. WWRL New Play: Geminis (RCA), Joe Simon, MikeWilliams, Intruders, Magnificent Men (Capitol), Arthur Pry -sock, Johnny Holiday, Barbara Lynn, Tribe, and Vernon Har-rell.
Burke Johnson of Atlanta called to clarify his statementabout discovering disk jockeys in the South. He meant thathe is discovering these djs for himself for the first time, andalthough he was Program Director of a big station in Atlanta.he was never aware of these people in the secondary markets.By going into these cities for the first time, he is learninghow active R&B is throughout the South. Burke stated thatthe many national field promotion men are doing a marvelousjob of getting their manufacturers' records to many townswhere there are plenty of sales that are often credited tothe nearest big city.
Chuck Cunningham of KYAC-Seattle Heavy Play: Mike Wil-liams, Don Covay, Frank Frost, Roscoe Robinson, Mabel John,4 Tops, Vibrations, Rex Garvin, Van Dykes, Mitty Collier.
Jocko Carter of KOKY-Little Rock Heavy Play: Players.Rex Garvin, Johnny Copeland, Jackie Paine, Holidays.
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24 RECORD WORLD -June 25, 1966
KAL RUDMAN'S
Money MusicDionne Warwick, no surprise, has another instant giant with
"Trains and Boats and Planes." Scepter is swinging with heftysales on Jackie Paine's "Go Go Train," plus "That's Enough,"Roscoe Robinson. They should also have a big one nationally withthe giant instrumental from NYC, "Fats Shakes 'Em Up," by FatsLewis.
I am certain that Cosmo and Bob Robin of Dover and WhiteCliff Music of New Orleans will have no trouble collecting ontheir unbelievable "Barefootin'," because it looks like they'vecome up with a left -field giant. The No. 1 record with Bob Baker,WKIX-Raleigh, N.C., is their fantastic new record called "MayI" by the Zodiacs on Deesu (in which they are partners withMarshall Sehorn and Allan Touissant). Heavy confirmation hascome in from Jack Gale, WAYS and WGIV, Charlotte, N.C., alsoWilmington, N.C., and Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Shelby Singleton flashes that "The Joker Went Wild," BrianHyland, Philips, is heavily back -ordered in New York City (viaWMCA) and many other areas.
The reputation of Howard "Little Napoleon" Bednoe of All -State, Chicago, as a top promo man is known across the land.He and I discussed why "Hanky Panky," Shondells (a four -year -old Ellie Greenwich -Jeff Barry record) is now certain #1. Howiequestioned a lot of kids in Chicago. They said that they havegotten tired of so many of the folk-rock tunes they have beenfed all winter: "They are too complicated to dance to." It issummertime and they are not home listening, but are out at thepools and beaches, and they want good old simple rock and rolland R&B with a simple hard beat for dancing. The timing of"Hanky Panky" was perfect, and the sales figures are monstrous.A lot of brain -washed music directors just can't believe such asimple record can go so large. I have a feeling that the productcoming out this summer will sound a lot like the vintage summerof 1959.
The next shocker is the emergence of a recent medium R&Bhit, "Searching For My Love," Bobby Moore, Checker, as asmashing #1 giant in the home of folk-rock, L.A.; and, of course,a long list of pop stations are now discovering or re -discoveringthis record with big picks. The only difference between andamong this R&B hit and the many others that blew past the popstations is that this one was really played pop thanks to a greatpromo man in L.A., Stan Bly of California Distributors . . . Theairplay on the Johnny Rivers version of the gut -bucket blues,"Muddy Water," is sensational, and it's a solid hit . . . TheTemptations have a smash and it's king at the hops and pools.
Sam the Sham is a smash . . . Tommy McLain and CrispianSt. Peters have Harold Lipsius of Jamie smiling . . . "SolitaryMan," Neil Diamond, is breaking large . . . We kept telling youthat "Sweet Pea," Tommy Roe, was a smash. Thanks to PaulDrew, WQXI, Atlanta, Memphis, and Matty Singer of Philadel-phia (who broke it in Carlisle, Pa.) for showing us all the way.Paul has sold his Southern Music Survey to Dick Reus in Sumpter,S.C.
"See You In September," Happenings, breaking in New England. . . "Wild Thing," Troggs, is a smash, just like in England . . .
"Happy Summer Days," Ronnie Dove, has Joe Kolsky on "Cloud10" which is way above "9" . . . New England broke "David'sMood," Jack Eely, Bang, and now Cleveland and other marketsare rolling. The sales are there and I have made Bert Berns abeliever. This is a proven hit side, especially in the summerseason, and will get immediate reaction. We've been mentioningthis side for many, many weeks, and feel we are right about thisrecord . . . The Young Rascals and Shadows of Knight look verystrong . . . Paul Revere has an automatic . . . The hit -picking earof Iry Biegel feels that Atco has a smash in the CKLW, Detroit,Pick of "Spring Fever," Tony Pass . . . "United," Intruders,Gamble, is responding well to pop play and is the "Chapel ofLove" of 1966 . . . "Just Walk In My Shoes," Gladys Knight,more than merits a good pop shot . . . "Hand Jive," Strangeloves,is already "King of the Beaches" . . . "Tell Her," Dean Parrish,broke fast in N.Y.C. with all stations wailing . . . Shangri-laslook great . . . "All These Things," Uniques, is a good Southernhit.
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Pictured at at the Holiday Inn, NewYork, open house for Epic's DaveClark Five, just arrived from Eng-land, are, of course, the 5 andlabel's Merchandising Director SolRabinowitz and Record World'sDoug McClelland and Bob Austin.The Dave Clark 5, currently ridinghigh with their disk of "Please TellMe Why," are on a cross-countrytour.
Trade DirectoryA trade paper directory has
been compiled by Chet Gier-lach and Phyllis Fairbanks ofMusicMusieMusic, Inc. Firm,publishers of "The Ballad ofthe Green Berets" and "The ATeam," recognized the frequentneed of record company execsto contact personnel at thevarious trade papers and theiroffices around the world andfelt that a compilation of thenecessary information wouldbe helpful.
The directories are beingsent out to the record compa-nies as the first of a series ofservices to the music industrybeing planned by MMM.
2 Execs to MBDMBD Productions owned by
composers Robert B. Shermanand Richard M. Sherman andpersonal manager Mike Conner,have added two execs to theirindependent recording company:Melinda Ricci, production assist-ant, and Barney Fields, promo-tion.
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Billy, Lillie FirstBilly and Lillie's first Ramot
release for Cameo Records is"Nothing Moves Without aPush," penned by Tom De Cillisand Richard Layton.
The Duo is currently appear-ing in Canada and will also bedoing the rounds on behalf oftheir disk. De Cillis announcedthat Joe Petralia, indie promo-tion man, has been retained byRamot to promote both the Billyand Lillie record and Ramot'sBobby Lee Sue record.
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JazzTaking Care of Business
BY DEL SHIELDS
Quartette Tres Bien Very Well IndeedWhen a group of jazz mu-
sicians shakes hands followinga swinging set, displaying arare feeling of love and unityas the ball teams do prior totaking the field or the court, itbears looking into.
The opportunity came thisweek for this columnist whenthe Decca recording artists,the Quartette Tres Bien, slip-ped quietly into New York fora record date.
It was a couple of years agowhen Bill Cosby, the other halfof the "I Spy" video team,pulled my coat and told meabout a together group he hadheard in California with theuncommon name of QuartetteTres Bien. Bill, a former drum-mer before embarking on acomedy career, is pretty muchin with what happens musi-cally. Therefore, we could nottake his recommendationlightly.
It was a few weeks laterwhen we heard the group on its"Kilimanjaro" album and werecalled the excitement of BillCosby and discovered in a mat-ter of minutes why he was soimpressed.
My introduction to the groupwas one of instant approval asI discovered the group was say-ing beautiful things in a mostmelodic and exciting way.
We, too, could not help butshout our praises for the groupand played their album overand over on our radio show.
But it was not until thisweek that we had the chance tosit and hear the group in per-son.
More Than ReadyThe Quartette Tres Bien rep-
resents a plethora of jazzgroups who musically are morethan ready, polished andtalented but have not suc-ceeded in breaking through tothe mass music audience whobuy the records and are re-sponsible for the real breadand butter of the artists.
Upon hearing the group inperson, I could not help butrealize that this group is long,long, long overdue. The Quar-tette Tres Bien is very well in-deed.
They consist of a piano, bassand drums combination withadded congo drums. But thecongos are fully integrated in-to the group as opposed to anadded embellishment.
What kind of music doesthe group offer? It is filledwith emotion, power, climaxesand melody. In Jeter Thomp-son, the pianist, there is a defi-nite Ahmad Jamal influence;Richard Simmons, the bassplayer, is a strong walker;Albert St. James is a tastefuland most imaginative creatoron percussion and Percy James,the congo player, sits behinda trio of congo drums with hisset of bongos attached to hisstool between his legs.
And it is Percy who is thesurprise. His playing is skill-ful while never interferingwith the drummer. This in it-self is no easy task. In fact,as you look back there havebeen few successful attemptswith the addition of the congodrums. With the QTB theyhave shown that the congos arenot window dressing but canbecome an equal member intheir family.
The group is out of St. Louisbut what is of great concernto most jazz disk jockeys isthat this is a group that mustand should be heard. They aresimply too good not to beamong the leading jazz sellers.
Shorter Tunes?Milt Gabler, VP of A & R
at Decca, said that he felt ifthe group recorded tunes ofshorter length (which is alwaysthe complaint attached to jazzpersonnel), they would receivemore air play and with the ex-posure could become really big.
We will not argue the meritsof this statement. With hun-dreds of jazz disk jockeysacross the nation, it seems thatall we need really is to tellthem that this group is reallytogether and deserves to beheard.
Two of its albums on Decca,"Kilamanjaro" and "Sky High,"contain cuts of reasonablelength and are ideally suitedfor any hip show that catersto good music lovers or thejazz -oriented buffs. From our
Mother's Day
Doc Severinsen, currently at BasinSt. East and whose latest Com-mand release "Mothers and Daugh-ters" is climbing the charts, gavea free concert at Basin Street ona recent Saturday. The ticket ofadmission was a mother accom-panied by a daughter, their agesranging from tots to grandmas.Above, Doc autographs copies of"Mothers & Daughters" for someof the mothers and daughters.
Atlantic Inks ManceJazz pianist Junior Mance
was signed to a long term con-tract by Atlantic Records thisweek.
His first album on Atlanticwill be recorded shortly. Nego-tiations were handled by Atlan-tic Vice President Nesuhi Erte-gun.
experience we have discoveredthat all that is needed to ex-pose the product is to tell thejocks, here is something thatneeds to be a part of yourshow.
In person the group is excit-ing. They will attract youwith the rarely seen picture offour clean shaven heads. Butdon't let the clean heads foolyou. They are on the stand asfour musically competent mu-sicians who know their art andknow how to entertain.
We are looking forward tothe release of their new album.There is every indication thatthe Quartette Tres Bien is wellon its way to joining that selectcompany of jazz artists whoare taking care of business andfind their records on the charts.
Quartette Tres Bien
TOP
20LPs
1. LOU RAWLS, LIVECapitol T-2459: ST -2459
2. SOUL MESSAGERichard "Groove" Holmes-
Prestige PR -7435
3. GOT MY MOJO WORKIN'Jimmy Smith-Verve V-8641
4. CRYIN' TIMERay Charles-ABC-Paramount
ABC -544: ABCS-544
5. GOIN' OUT OF MY HEADWes Montgomery-
Verve V-8642: V6-8642
6. MONGO AT THE VILLAGEGATE
Mongo Santomaria-Riverside 3529: 93529
1. HANG ON RAMSEYRamsey Lewis Trio-Cadet LP -761
8. A TOUCH OF TODAYNancy Wilson-
Capitol T-2495: ST -2496
9. GETZ/GILBERTO =2Stan Getz & Joao Gilberto-
Verve V-8623: V6-8623
10. RHAPSODYAhmad Jamal-Cadet 764
11. ELLA AT DUKE'S PLACEElla Fitzgerald & Duke Ellington-
Verve V-4070
12. HEY LET'S PARTYMongo Santamaria-
Columbia CL -2473: CS -9273
13. SOUL BURSTCal Tjader-Verve V-8637: V6-8637
14. LET IT ALL OUTNina Simone-
Philips PHM-200-202: PHS-600-602
15. JAll DIALOGUEModern Jazz Quartet & All Star
Band-Atlantic 1449: SD -1449
16. LIVE AT THE LIGHTHOUSE'66
Jazz Crusaders-Pacific Jazz P1-10098: ST -20098
17. GOTTA TRAVEL ONRay Bryant-Cadet LP -767: LPS-767
18. THE "IN" CROWDRamsey Lewis-Cadet 755: S-757
19. EL CHICOChico Hamilton-
Impulse A-9102: AS -9102
20. A LOVE SUPREMEJohn Coltrane-Impulse A-77: AS -77
26 RECORD WORLD-June 25, 1966
"Bullets" Durgom, vice-presi-dent of Ashley Famous Agencyand Trini Lopez' personal man-ager, has contracted Ray Law-rence, Ltd. to be marketingconsultant for all of Lopez'disk product.
Talat Halman, Atlantic Rec-ords' manager of foreign opera-tions, became the father of aboy on June 2. His name: Sait.
John Madara of the RecordProduction firm of Madara andWhite leaves June 21 for theContinent to strengthen tiesand search for material for thepublishing firm Double Dia-mond that he and partner DaveWhite head.
Don Soviero, President ofS.A.C. (Shaw Artists Corpora-tion) and Milton Deutsch, Pres-ident of Coast Artists Inc., an-nounce an agreement for therepresentation of all S.A.C. at-tractions west of a line extend-ing from Denver to Dallas byCoast Artists and representa-tion by S.A.C. of all of Coast'stalent east of that line.
Mary Martin announces theopening of Mary Martin Man-agement, Inc., in New York forthe personal management of in-dividuals in the entertainmentfield.
They Say It'sWonderful
On June 5 RCA Victor Recordsrecorded the New York StateTheater revival of Irving Berlin'sBroadway smash, "Annie Get YourGun." The production, unani-mously praised by the critics, starsEthel Merman in the role she cre-ated on Broadway twenty yearsago. For the new production, Ber-lin added a new show -stoppingpiece of contrapuntal invention en-titled "An Old Fashioned Wed-ding," which Miss Merman and herco-star Bruce Yarnell are shownrecording here. Andy Wiswell pro-duced the LP.
Ives Donation
Burl Ives presents a check toAndrew Benedict, Chairman ofCountry Music Foundation's fundraising drive in Nashville. CMADirector, Owen Bradley, had justcompleted taking the pair on atour of the new Country MusicHall of Fame and Museum whichis under construction. Building isexpected to be completed in timefor the Annual Country MusicFestival in October.
Lear Jet DistribNASHVILLE - Hermitage
Music Co., 469 Chestnut St., hasbeen named distributor in Mid-dle Tennessee and Southern Ken-tucky for the Lear Jet stereotype cartridge player.
Fox to Europe ReMany Projects
NEW YORK -Frederick Fox,President of Sam Fox Publish-ing Company, Inc., is European -bound to confer with associateson the following:
1) Placement of the publica-tion rights to "Man of LaMancha," the Drama Critics'Circle Award -Winning Musical(over 25 countries are biddingfor production rights) ;
2) Supervising the release ofseveral new recordings including"The Impossible Dream," hitsong from "Man of La Man-cha";
3) The scheduling of twoconcert band record albumswhich will include Red Skel-ton's own composition, "Red'sWhite and Blue March," andselections from "Man of LaMancha" and "Brigadoon"; and
4) Discussions concerningthe upcoming Robert GouletTV spectacular of "Brigadoon"(including the TV original castalbum on Columbia Records).
Fox is accompanied by RalphSatz, Editor -in -Chief of SamFox Publishing, who will dis-cuss publication schedule withaffiliates in England.
DISKJOCKEYREPORTS
KLAK-Lakewood, Colo.1. Don't Touch Me (Jeannie Seely)2. The Last Word In Lonesome Is Me
(Eddy Arnold)3. Distant Drums (Jim Reeves)4. Put It Off Until Tomorrow (Bill Phillips)5. Take Good Care Of Her (Sonny James)6. Day For Decision (Johnny Sea)7. Evil On Your Mind (Jan Howard)8. Standing In The Shadows
'Hank Williams Jr.)9. Think Of Me (Buck Owens)
10. (Yes) I'm Hurting (Don Gibson)
WELE-Daytona Beach, Florida1. Don't Touch Me (Wilma Burgess)2. Think Of Me (Buck Owens)3. The Lovin' Machine (Johnny Paycheck)4. Standing In The Shadows
(Hank Williams, Jr.)5. Distant Drums (Jim Reeves)6. Take Good Care Of Her (Sonny James)7. Evil On Your Mind (Jan Howard)8. The Last Word In Lonesome Is Me
(Eddy Arnold)9. Swinging Doors (Merle Haggard)
10. It's All Over (Kitty Wells)
KDXE-Little Rock, Ark.1. Distant Drums (Jim Reeves)2. History Repeats Itself (Buddy Starcher)3. Don't Touch Me (Jeannie Seely)4. Evil On Your Mind (Jan Howard)5. Take Good Care Of Her (Sonny James)6. Tippy Toeing (Harden Trio)7. I Just Came To Smell The Flowers
(Porter Wagoner)8. I Want To Go With You (Eddy Arnold)9. Would You Hold It Against Me
(Dottie West)10. Talkin' To The Wall (Warner Mack)
JIM HARPERWKMF-Flint, Mich.
1. Think Of Me (Buck Owens)2. I'll Take The Dog (J. Shepard, R. Pillow)3. Evil On Your Mind (Jan Howard)3. Flowers For Mama/Old Brush Arbors
(George Jones)5. Don't Touch Me (Jeannie Seely)6. The Last Word In Lonesome Is Me
(Eddy Arnold)7. I Just Came To Smell The Flowers
(Porter Wagoner)8. Standing In The Shadows
(Hank Williams, Jr.)9. Day For Decision (Johnny Sea)10. I'd Just Be Fool Enough/Springtime
(The Browns)
VERNE LOTZ SHEPPARDKOTA-Rapid City, S. Dak.
1. Little Black Bug (Buddy Meredith)2. Distant Drums (Jim Reeves)3. I've Been A Long Time Leavin'
(Roger Miller)4. I Want To Go With You (Eddy Arnold)5. Back Pocket Money (Jimmy Newman)6. Take Good Care Of Her (Sonny James)7. last Word In lonesome (Eddy Arnold)8. Think Of Me (Buck Owen)9. Catch A Little Raindrop (Claude King)
10. Yes I'm Hurting (Don Gibson)
JAY ELLISWTCR-Huntington, W. Va.
1. Don't Touch Me (Jeannie Seely)2. Swingin' Doors (Merle Haggard)3. A Way To Survive (Ray Price)4. Take Good Care Of Her (Sonny James)5. The Minute Men (Stonewall Jackson)6. Only You Can Make Me Well
(Hank Cochran)7. Tupelo County Jail (The Stonemans)8. To Tell The Truth (Charlie Louvin)9. I'm A People (George Jones)
10. Put It Off Until Tomorrow (Bill Phillips)
BOB LUNINGHAMKRZE-Farmington, New Mex.
1. I'm Wild Bill Tonight(V. Stovall/J. McBride)
2. Watch That First Step (Wayne Kemp)3. I Could Sing All Night (Ferlin Husky)4. The Minute Men (Stonewall Jackson)5. Because Of You (Wanda Jackson)6. Rose Colored Glasses (Roy Clark)7. Don't Touch Me (Wilma Burgess)8. Tonight I'm Coming Home (Buddy Cagle)9. I'm Not Crazy Yet (Ray Price)
10. Yes, I'm Hurtin' (Don Gibson)
BILL LOVEWBRG-Lynchburg, Va.
1. Talkin' To The Wall (Warner Mack)2. Take Good Care Of Her (Sonny James)3. Don't Touch Me (Jeannie Seely)4. Swinging Doors (Merle Haggard)5. Evil On Your Mind (Jan Howard)6. Shoes (Patsy Cline)7. Forget Me (The Next Time Around)
(Gerri Lynn)8. Count Me Out (Marty Robbins)9. Heaven In My Arms (Lois Johnson)
10. You Ain't No Better Than Me(Webb Pierce)
ROCKY WILLISWPTX-Lexington Park, Md.
1. History Repeats Itself (Buddy Starcher)2. Tippy Toeing (Harden Trio)3. I Could Sing All Night (Ferlin Husky)4. Take Good Care Of Her (Sonny James)5. Distant Drums (Jim Reeves)6. I Want To Go With You (Eddy Arnold)7. I'm A People (George Jones)8. I Love You Drops (Bill Anderson)9. Put It Off Til Tomorrow (Bill Phillips)
10. Don't Touch Me (Jeannie Seely)
CHUCK BROWNWJWS-South Hill, Va.
1. Don't Touch Me (Jeannie Seely)2. I Love You Drops (Bill Anderson)3. I'll Leave The Singin' (Sheb Wooley)4. Steel Rail Blues (Geo. Hamilton IV)5. Mean Old Woman (Claude Gray)6. Ain't Had No Lovin' (Connie Smith)7. I'll Take The Dog (Shepard & Pillow)8. Talkin' To The Wall (Warner Mack)9. Because It's You (Wanda Jackson)
10. The Right One (Stotler Brothers)
KOKO-Warrensburg, Mo.1. I'll Leave The Singing To The Bluebirds
(Sheb Wooley)2. I'm Not Crazy Yet (Ray Price)3. Midnight Train To Georgia (Johnny Nace)4. Talkin' To The Wall (Warner Mack)5. I'm A People (George Jones)6. Think Of Me (Buck Owens)7. Too Late Now (Jimmy Louis)8. Swinging Doors (Merle Haggard)9. I Just Came To Smell The Flowers
(Porter Wagoner)10. Tippy Toeing (Harden Trio)
WTUF-Mobile, Alabama1. Don't Touch Me (Jeannie Seely)2. Wrong Generation (Carl & Perle)3. Talking To The Wall (W Mack)4. I Want To Go With You (Eddie Arnold)5. Who's Gonna Love Me (Romeo Sullivan,6. Take Good Care Of Her (Sonny James)7. I'm Not Crazy Yet (Ray Price)8. Would You Me
(Dottie West)9. Think Of Me (Buck Owens)
10. I Wish I Had A Girl (Stonewall Jackson)
JOHNNY DAUMEWCVL-Crawfordsville, Indiana
1. Think Of Me (Buck Owens)2. Distant Drums (Jim Reeves)3. Standing In The Shadows
(Hank Williams Jr.)4. The Last Word In Lonesome Is Me
(Eddy Arnold)5. The Count Down (Hank Snow)6. Because It's You (Wanda Jackson)7. What Is A Honky Tonk Woman
(Kay Arnold)8. I'll Take The Dog (J. Shepard & R. Pillow)9. Take Good Care Of Her (Sonny James)
10. I Love You Drops (Bill Anderson)
BRIAN LESLIE SUTCLIFFECLANS -Halifax, N. S.
I. Long Time Leavin' (Roger Miller)2. One Bum Town (Del Reeves)3. The Snakes Crawl At Night (Charlie Pride)4. Rainbows & Roses (Roy DruskY)5. Regular On My Mind (J. E. Brown)6. Would You Hold It Against Me
(Dottie West)7. Boston Jail (Carl Belew)8. Can't See Me Without You (Skeeter Davis)9. Coming Of The Roads (Billy Edd Wheeler)
10. Love That Cannot Be (Brian Leslie)
DOUG MAYESRadio -Charlotte, N. C.
1. Day For Decision (Johnny Sea)2. Don't Touch Me (Jeannie Seely)3. Take Good Care Of Her (Sonny James)4. The Last Word In Lonesome (Eddy Arnold)5. Think Of Me (Buck Owens)6 Talkin' To The Wall (Warner Mack)7. Yes, I'm Hurtin' (Don Gibson)8. Distant Drums (Jim Reeves)9. I'll Take The Dog
(Jean Shepard and Ray Pillow)10. Put It Off Until Tomorrow (Bill Phillips)
COL. BILL GREENKSGM-AM-St. Genevieve, Mo.
1. The Last Word In Lonesome Is Me(Eddy Arnold)
2. Back Pocket Money (Jimmy Newman)3. Don't Touch Me (Wilma Burgess)4. Everybody Loves A Nut (Johnny Cash)5. You Ain't Woman Enough (Loretta Lynn)6. (Yes) I'm Hurting (Don Gibson)7. Think Of Me (Buck Owens)8. Talkin' To The Wall (Warner Mack)9. A Way To Survive (Ray Price)
10. Take Good Care Of Her (Sonny James)
RECORD WORLD -June 25, 1966 27
1111COUNTRY SINGLEREVIEWS
44LOOKA WHAT A FOOL I'VE BEEN (Ralph's Radio, BMI)
LODESTONE HEART (Rally, BMI)RICHARD MORRIS AND THE MORRIS FAMILY-Rally 573.
Fresh country sound on this record. Family that sings to-gether oughta sell together. High marks.
IMMUNE TO THE BLUES (Double -Neck, BMI)LOVE CAME CALLING (Double -Neck, BMI)
LOUISE CORBETT-llosrite 170.New songstress on the country trail has two attrai live songs
here. Either could catch.
LITTLE BOY WALK LIKE A MAN (Central, BMI)DEAR BROTHER (Seashell, BMI)
THE HARDEN TRIO-Columbia 443710.Trio should go tippy-toeing up charts again with this story -
line single. Good advice.
YODELIN' SAX (Lowery, BMI)MISS YOU (Joy, ASCAP)
BOOTS RANDOLPH-Monument 950.Instrumental from Boots is right in the country groove. Side-
men shout along for fun.
THE GREAT EL TIGRE (THE TIGER) (Delmore, ASCAP)ANOTHER DAY HAS GONE (Acuff Rose, BMI)
STU PHILLIPS-RCA Victor 47-8868.Story of a bandit with Spanish underscoring. Lots of saga to
follow. Stu sings sweetly.
IT WASN'T AS BAD AS I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE (English, BMI)PRECIOUS MOMENTS (Saran, BMI)
JAY JACKSON-Longhorn 569.Fellow doesn't miss his gal as much as he expected. Very good
c/w slice. Should score heavily on charts.
I HEAR LITTLE ROCK CALLING (Acclaim, BMI)STAND BESIDE ME (Glaser, BMI)
FERLIN HUSKY-Capitol 5679.Missing hometown is the theme of this upbeat Husky tune.
Chorus joins and all chant nicely.
ADD IT UP (Westex, BMI)LUCKY ME (Crown King, BMI)
RON KARTCHNER-El Dorado 201.Philosophy here is that love doesn't come only once. Ron
drives home the melody with aplomb.
MAKING PLANS (Sure Fire, BMI)YOUR WORLD MIGHT BE TURNIN' (Sure Fire, BMI)
JOHNNY RUSSELL-Fabor 147.Songwriter Johnny has written himself a top notch one with
Voni Morrison. About heartbreak.
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED (Yonah. BMI)THESE ARE THE THINGS (Yonah, BMI)
TED K1RBY-Chart 1340.About what happened to a guy voted "most likely to succeed"
by his high school class. Intriguing.
STRANGE (Ackerman. ASCAP)
IS YOUR OLD LOVE STILL NEW (Ackerman, ASCAP)
PATTI WHITE-Stop 111.Strong country ballad given classy country reading by Patti.
Will be heard for a long time to come.
TWO NEW CHART BREAKERS ! !
Roy Drusky"THE WORLD
IS ROUND"And Rolling To Hitsville
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28 RECORD WORLD-June 25, 1966
RGB Beat (Continued from page 24)Chuck Blake, Bob Roundtree, Larry Williams of WAAA-
Winston-Salem Pick: Van Dykes. Flip Tip: "Hey, Mr. DeeJay," Bobby Moore, Checker. Breakouts: Bobby Hebb, Porgyand the Monarchs.
Buddy Beason, Avery Davis, Randy Warren, B. J. Jones,Ed Horne of WLOK-Memphis Pick: Freddie Robinson. Charted:Jackie Paine, Cash McCall, Roscoe Robinson.
Jo Jo Samuels, WENC-Richmond, Action: Cash McCall, Ros-coe Robinson, Dee and Lola.
Hamp Swain, WIBB-Macon, Picks: Gladys Knight, BobbyHebb, Dee and Lola, Alvin Cash, Mike Williams, Drifters,Kelly Brothers.
Money MusicWe were first in the country
Hebb, Philips. It's over 100,000troit, WMEX, Boston; WEAM,Dallas, Houston, L.A., Nashville,riding it.
(Continued from page 25)
to hip you to "Sunny," Bobbynationally, with 25,000 in De -Washington; WQXI, Atlanta;
New Orleans and Cleveland all
Rudman's Grooves to Move: "Can I Trust You," Bachelors;"Love's Funny," 2nd City Sound; "Don't Go Breaking My Heart,"Astrud Gilberto; "Right Behind These Lips," Ned Miller; Bothsides ("Little Bit of You," "Walkin' Wonder") of the DallasFrazier . . . I feel the Roy Acuff Jr. on Hickory can be a popsmash and sounds like a Nancy Sinatra song, and I like "IRemember Mama," Jody Miller, Capitol . . . "A Long Way Home,"Garnet Mimms, should make some pop noise, like in N.Y. C
The new J. J. Barnes, "Say It," is a certain smash R&B and goodpop . . . "The Philly Freeze," Alvin Cash, is hot hop stuff . . .
"Lonely Soldier," Mike Williams, is a potent candidate for popaction ... "In My Neighborhood," Jive 5, breaking off the WMCA,N.Y., Pick.
Congratulations to Paul Drew. Burke Johnson tells me thatKen Burkhardt appointed Paul PD of WQXI, Atlanta. Paul tellsme "Sorry 'Bout That" is strong in the Nancy Sinatra LP and"Keep On Running" in the Outsiders LP. He likes "Autumn" inthe Gary Lewis LP.
Larry Uttal flashes that WMCA, N.Y., went on the MightySam version of "Sweet Dreams" and it is getting fantastic R&Bpicks. Don't sell it short, there's a battle shaping up . . . WLS,Chicago, went right on "So Far From Home," Gary & Nitelites,Amy . . . By the way, the Mighty Sam was cut in Florence, Ala.... "Drive My Car," Bob Kuban, getting giant picks ... Syndicateof Sound is a certain #1 and their new LP is absolutely sensa-tional and will be out in a week . . . "Pretty Flamingo," TommyVann, is Top 15 at WCAO, Baltimore and went on WIBG, Phila-delphia after a battle phone vote.
News From Memphis: "High School Days," Brian Stacy isgigantic and should spread big nationally. A big local hit is,"Cindy's Carousel," Ronnie & Devilles, Youngstown. WMPS iscooking. Congrats to PD Hal Smith, hot deejay Roy Mack andthe other cookers ... The Uniques LP is very strong in the Southwhere country soul sells.
A tremendous number of pop stations have gone heavy with"Freddy Feelgood," Ray Stevens, Monument . . . A lot of rockershave gone with the middle-of-the-road smash, "Somewhere MyLove," Ray Conniff . . . "I'm A Nut," Leroy Pullins, Kapp, is get-ting all the airplay in the world . . . Surprisingly some bigpop stations have gone with "Let's Go Get Stoned," Ray Charles,which is an R&B giant . . . Solid pop play and good sales on"You Wouldn't Listen," I'des of March . . . Dionne Warwick is awipeout . . . Bobby Vee sounds good . . . Much Top 40 play onthe Bachelors and the Yardbirds . . . KFWB, L.A., went with"Lonely Soldier," Mike Williams . . . Troggs is a smash . . .
Now "Searchin'," Bobby Moore, broke in Denver on top of #1in L.A. which means R&B hits have to be re-examined if youwant ratings this summer . . . "United," Intruders, Gamble, isbreaking both ways . . . D.C. 5 large in Chicago . . . Bob Dylanand Tijuana Brass are automatic . . . Lots of big play on theBrian Hyland . . . WMCA went on Geminis on RCA . . . "Becauseof You," Rome & Paris, Roulette, is very big in Pittsburgh. KDKAbroke "Hot Shot," Buena Vistas, Swan . . . "David's Mood,"Jack Eely, breaking in the mid -West . . . Grass Roots sellingin many markets.
Acuff -Rose Gets Lion -DonRights Outside US, Canada
NASHVILLE - Acuff - RosePublications has wrapped uptwo important catalogs for ex-clusive world rights outsidethe US and Canada. The deals,which involve Lion and DonMusic, both BMI-affiliated, andowned by Houston -based recordand music man, Don Robey,and Stanyan Music, an ASCAPfirm which incorporates theworks of Rod McKuen and GlenYarbrough, marks another stepin Acuff - Rose's continuingglobal expansion in the keymarkets of the world.
The Lion -Don deal providesfor Acuff -Rose rights to allmaterial in the catalog notpreviously assigned to otherpublishers and to all new ma-terial. The Robey catalog con-tains a number of importantcopyrights in the pop, rhythmand blues and gospel -spiritualfields. Much of the materialhas enjoyed its prime exposurethrough recordings on Robey'sown Duke, Backbeat and Sure -shot labels for pop and r. & b.
Lonzo, Oscar ColonelsThrough the arrangements of
Nacin Acy of Acy's HoedownClub in New Orleans, whereLonzo and Oscar recently per-formed to a standing room onlycrowd. Lonzo and Oscar wereappointed colonels on the staffof Governor John J. McKeithenof Louisiana.
Herman, WilliamsB'nai B'rith Winners
Jerry Herman and William B.Williams have been selected to re-ceive the two most distinguishedhonors awarded annually to mem-bers of the entertainment indus-try by the Music and PerformingArts Lodge of B'nai B'rith, itwas announced by Albert Ber-man, Lodge President.
Herman, composer -lyricist of"Mame" and "Hello, Dolly," hasbeen named recipient of the"1966 Award for Contributionsin Music and the performingArts," and Williams, WNEWdisk jockey, will receive the"1966 Award for Contributionsin the Field of Human Rela-tions." Awards will be presentedat the Lodge's Second AnnualAwards Dinner on Sunday, June6, at the Trianon Ballroom ofthe New York Hilton Hotel.
Performers at the AwardsDinner will include Buddy Hack-ett, Bobby Vinton, the VillageStompers and others.
and the Peacock label for thegospel songs
Catalog HitsThe catalogs include such
songs as "Treat Her Right"and "Apple of My Eye," bothrecent hits for Roy Head andthe current Bobby Bland hit,"Good Time Charlie," now onthe charts. In addition to RoyHead, the catalogs offer theworks of such writers as Dead-ric Malone, Joe Scott and DonRobey himself.
It also stressed in the agree-ment that where previous copy-rights may have already beenassigned in one or more terri-tories, Acuff -Rose will have therights henceforth in any terri-tories not previously assigned.
The Stanyan catalog con-tains a batch of strong copy-rights in the folk and folk -popfield, written by both McKuenand Yarbrough. Both are alsowell-known as artists as wellas writers. As in the Lion -Dondeal, the Stanyan agreementcalls for Acuff -Rose rights toall previous songs not alreadyassigned and all new material.The arrangement for Stanyanwas handled directly by Acuff -Rose Music Ltd., in London,through Nick Firth, head ofthat office.
All foreign exploitation onboth the new deals is expectedto be centered through theLondon -based British affiliate.
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BY ED HAMILTON
Starday Get - Together Real PicnicTop news this week is the big Saturday Family Picnic held
last week at Don Pierce's Five Cove Farms just outside Nash-ville.
This is a yearly event for members of the Starday Family andtheir friends. There were games, hayrides and horseback ridingfor all the children plus games for the adults that the childrenwere better at! Hutch Carlock, head of Music City Record Dis-
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lications is enjoying one of itsbest months, according toChuck Glaser - "we had 32songs recorded on major labelsin a four -week period," he said.
Nashville NARASElects Officers
NASHVILLE - In theirfirst meeting of the newgovernors and remaininggovernors of the NationalAcademy of Recording Artsand Sciences last week, thefollowing officers were elec-ted to head Nashville NAR-AS activities for '66-'67:Bill Denny, President; Har-old Bradley, VP; FrancesPreston, First ExecutiveVP; Juanita Jones, SecondExecutive VP; Jack Stapp,Secretary; and Buddy Kil-len, Treasurer.
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tributors, was one of the funnier sights in the sack race foradults that was won by Monument's Chuck Chellman. Highlightof the event was the presentation of a beautiful silverware setto Tommy Hill and his lovely bride, Edith Casey. Tommy hadjust gotten married the night before and left immediately afterthe picnic on a honeymoon trip to Miami Beach. Don Pierce, HalNeely and Jim Wilson are to be congratulated on a wonderfulSunday afternoon picnic.
The fabulous Festival of Music, starring Boots Randolph, ChetAtkins and Floyd Cramer, invaded Atlanta's Chastain Park lastweek and played to overflow crowds. They were joined by thegreat Pete Fountain and his group out of New Orleans, andbelieve me this turned into one of the swingingest affairs seenor heard in that part of the country in quite some time!
Little Jimmie Dickens and a blue-chip package of countrymusic artists did turnaway business June 4 in Memphis. Thehuge crowd began assembling at 4 in the afternoon and com-pletely filled the huge Ellis Auditorium prior to showtime. Fea-tured on the show with Dickens were Merle Travis, GeorgeMorgan, Lefty Frizzell and Grandpa Jones.
RCA Victor's Don Bowman just returned from an extensivetour of Europe. Don's offhand comment about English humor was,"Folks over there don't laugh at the same things Americansdon't think are funny either!" Don arrived stateside just in timeto see his "Giddyup Donuts" parody sail into the charts.
Mercury's Roy Drusky has been picked to Christen a newcountry music nitery on Chicago's South Side. The club, whichhopes to catch some of the magic quality which has pushed theRivoli over the top, is called "The G -Bar -G Club."
Epic's David Houston has one of the best records of his careergoing for him right now in "Almost Persuaded." It's one of thefinest jobs of singing we've heard this young man do. Reportsfrom Epic indicate 8,000 sales in the Atlanta area. The onlycountry record to top it recently is the Jeannie Seely recordingof "Don't Touch Me," which is now well over 11,000 in Atlanta!
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Montilla gave their "Disco de Oro" award to exclusive record-ing star Raril Marrero, whose hit "Rondando Tu Esquina" hassold by the thousands, in a cocktail party at their new store,located in 14th St. and 7th Avenue in Manhattan, named SpanishWorld Records . . . "La Lupe y su Alma Venezolana," a Ticorecording, is selling niftily . . . We attended another cocktailparty, which El Liborio Restaurant offered to the press on theoccasion of La Lupe's last performance in this restaurant. LaLupe travelled to Venezuela, and will be back in New York nextweek .. . Ansonia released a new album by Blanca Iris Vilafarie,in which she sings "Ya Nada Me Importa," "Paso Falso," "SoyMujer," "Estorbo" and others . . . They also released a newalbum by Joe Valle, entitled "Beso Robado" . . . Trio de Oro'slatest album, released by Remo last week, is doing very well.In this LP trio interpreted "Triunfamos," "Mis Noches SinTi," "En el Tronco de un Arbol," "El Toro y la Luna" and others. . . It is a very good recording and promises to be a best seller
Tico will release this week an album by Pedrito Rico, singing"Perrita Pekinesa," "El Escapulario," "El Mundo" and others .. .
Sales on Blanca Rosa Gil's album, containing "Hambre," areexpected to go high. It is a Velvet release, which also just re-leased "Cuando Vivas Conmigo" by Felipe Pirela . . . Gema willhave on the market in a few weeks a new record by RobertoLedesma . . . The recordings of Julio Angel, "El Diamante" andLucecita Benitez on Rico -Vox are moving very satisfactory inNew York ... "Pirate recordings" have become very troublesomein the Latin American market. The latest are: Felipe Pirela'shits, copied from several albums of this artist and a single con-taining "El Pito" (I'll Never Go Back to Georgia) and "ArrimatePa'Ca" by Broadway Orchestra, which are hits. We heard thata group of very important recording companies and distributorsare planning to have a meeting to stop the small dealers frombuying pirate recordings . . . Jack Goodman from Spanoramic ishappy because the latest releases by Juan Legido are selling big. . . Fernando Albuerne also recorded "Hambre" and "CuandoVivas Conmigo," which are selling well . . . RCA released analbum by Fernando Valades titled "Homenaje al Caribe, Centroy Sudamerica y Mejico." It is a shame that RCA Latin recordsare not as well promoted in New York as they deserve . . .
"Momentos Intimos" by Roberto Yantis (Columbia) is sellingnicely .. . A new album by Mariano Merceron had been releasedby RCA. They titled it "Los Freeways de Mariano Merceron,"and it is good!
30 RECORD WORLD-June 25, 1966
This LastWk. Wk.June25 June18
1 2 DISTANT DRUMSJim Reeves-
RCA Victor LPM-3507: LSP-3507
2 1 ROLL OUT THE REDCARPET 11
Buck Owens & Buckaroos-Capitol 1-2443
3 3 I LIKE 'EM COUNTRYLoretta Lynn-
Decca DL -4744: DL -74744
4 4 I WANT TO GO WITHYOU 15
Eddy Arnold-RCA Victor LPM-3507: LSP-3507
5 7 TRUE LOVE'S A BLESSING 5Sonny James-
Capitol T-2500: ST -2500
6 10 DUST ON MOTHER'SBIBLE
Buck Owens-Capitol 1-2497: ST -2497
7 8 EVERYBODY LOVES A NUT 5Johnny Cash-
Columbia CL -2492: CS -9292
8 9 FOLK COUNTRY 11Waylon Jennings-
RCA Victor LPM-3515: LSP-3515
9 5 JUST BETWEEN THETWO OF US 1
Bonnie Owens & Merle Haggard-Capitol T-2453: ST -2453
10 11 TWO WORLDS 6Bonnie Guitar-
Dot DLP-3696: DLP-2569611 6 MEAN AS HELL 17
Johnny Cash-Columbia CL -2446
12 15 TIPPY TOEING 3Harden Trio-
Columbia CL -2506: CS -9306
13 16 BEST OF JIM REEVES,VOL. II 14
RCA Victor LPM-3482: LSP-348214 13 MISS SMITH GOES TO
NASHVILLE 14Connie Smith-
RCA Victor LPM-3520: LSP-3520
15 14 CHET ATKINS PICKS ONTHE BEATLES 13
RCA Victor LPM-3531: LSP-353116 12 TALK ME SOME SENSE 11
Bobby Bore-RCA Victor LPM-3515: LSP-3515
17 11 MY WORLD 37Eddy Arnold-
RCA Victor LPM-3466: LSP-3466
18 18 KITTY WELLS SINGSSONGS MADE FAMOUSBY JIM REEVES 10
Decca DL -4741: DL -74741
19 19 A DEVIL LIKE ME NEEDSAN ANGEL LIKE YOU
Dick Curless & Kay Adams-Tower 1-5025: ST -5025
20 23 ANY NEWS FROMNASHVILLE 3
Homer & Jethro-RCA Victor LPM-3538: LSP-3538
21 22 PLEASE DON'T HURT ME 3Norma Jean-
RCA Victor LPM-3541: LSP-3541
22 20 COUNTRY FAVORITESWillie Nelson Style-
RCA Victor LPM-3528: LSP-3528
23 24 I'M A PEOPLE 2George Jones-
Musicor MM -2099: LS -3099
24 25 GUITAR STYLINGS OFHANK SNOW 3
RCA Victor LPM-3548: LSP-3548
25 26 SPECIAL DELIVERYUnited Artists-
UAL-3488: UAS-6488
26 28 CONWAY TWITTY 2Decca DC -4724: DL -74724
21 21 FARON YOUNG SINGS THEBEST OF JIM REEVES 13
Mercury MG -21058
28 30 ON THE ROAD 2Porter Wagoner
RCAVictor LPM-350929 21 BEHIND THE TEARS 30
Sonny James-Capitol T-2415: ST -2415
30 (-) JIMMY DEAN'SGREATEST HITS
Columbia CL -2485: CS -9285
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Alan Awards Eddy
Eddy Arnold is shown here accept-ing a Silver Disc presented by AlanFreeman, Record World columnistand host of "Top of the Pops,"recently in London. The disc wasawarded by Disc and Music Echoto mark sales exceeding a quarterof a million in the United King-dom of Eddy's "Make the World(lo Away."
Flop Clears RecordFRANKLIN, N.('.-Flop Rec-
ords reports unusual interest onits new release, "Loafer's Glory."It seems some country djs areunder the impression the soundis the work of Nashville -basedsteel guitarist Pete Drake; butthe instrument actually is thejew's harp and the artist is LesWaldrop.
Wilkin to RCALucky Wilkin, son of Puck -
horn Music's Marijohn Wilkinand an artist with Ronnie andthe Daytonas, has inked withRCA Victor in a dual capacity.Lucky will record under theRCA banner and will also actas an independent producer.
Costa Gets 'Alice'N YORK-Doll Costa has
been signed to write thevocal orchestrations for "Alicethrough the Looking Glass,"upcoming NBC-TV spectacular.
Finished Artist
Dave Dudley with ...UR chief JerryKennedy and manager Jimmy Keyputting the "finishing touch" tovet another in a long string of hits.The session was called recentlywhile the Mercury artist was inMusic City en route to play a seriesof dates along the Eastern Sea-board.
This Lost Wks. onWk. Wk. ChartJune25 June 18
This Last Wks. onWk. Wk. ChartJune25 June18
1 1 TAKE GOOD CARE OF 31 34 TIME TO BUM AGAIN 5
HER 12 Waylon Jennings-RCAVictor 8822
Sonny James-Capitol 5612 32 21 TIPPY TOEING 202 2 TALKIN' TO THE WALL 17 Harden Trio-Columbia 43463
Warner Mack-Decca 31911 33 24 CATCH A LITTLE3 4 DON'T TOUCH ME 11 RAINDROP 16
Jeannie Seely-Monument 933 Claude King-Columbia 43510
4 1 THE LAST WORD IN 34 45 GET YOUR LIFE THELONESOME IS ME 7 WAY YOU WANT IT 3
Eddy Arnold-RCA Victor 8818 Bonnie Guitar-Dot 16872
5 10 THINK OF ME 5 35 37 TUPELO COUNTY JAIL 6Buck Owens-Capitol 5647 Stonemans-MGM 13466
6 3 DISTANT DRUMS 13 36 42 IT'S ALL OVER 4Jim Reeves-RCA Victor 8789 Kitty Wells-Decca 31957
1 16 EVIL ON YOUR MIND 8Jan Howard-Decca 31933 37 38 FLOWERS FOR MAMA 4
George Jones-Musicor 1174
8 5 WOULD YOU HOLD ITAGAINST ME 15
Dottie West-RCA Victor 8770
38 39 HIGHWAY PATROL 4Red Simpson-Capitol 5637
9 6 PUT IT OFF UNTIL 39 40 I COULD SING ALL NIGHT 8
TOMORROW 15Ferlin Husky-Capitol 5615
Bill Philips-Decca 31901 40 33 TONIGHT I'M COMING10 11 A WAY TO SURVIVE 10 HOME 8
Ray Price-Columbia 43560 Buddy Cagle-Imperial 66161
11 14 SWINGING DOORS 9 41 43 JOHNNY LOSE IT ALL 1Merle Haggard-Capitol 5600 Johnny Darrell-U.A. 50008
12 9 BACK POCKET MONEY 14Jimmy Newman-Decca 31916 42 26 MANY HAPPY HANG-
13 15 DON'T TOUCH ME 8OVERS TO YOU 16
Jean Shepard-Capitol 5585Wilma Burgess-Decca 31927
14 17 I'LL TAKE THE DOGJean Shepard & Ray Pillow-
43 53 EVERYBODY LOVES A NUT 3Johnny Cash-Columbia 43673
Capitol 5633 44 (-) ALMOST PERSUADED 1
15 8 STOP THE START 16 David Houston-Epic 10025Johnny Dollar-Columbia 43537
16 13 I LOVE YOU DROPS 1745 41 I'M NOT CRAZY YET
Ray Price-Columbia 43560Bill Anderson-Decca 31890
11 20 (YES) I'M HURTINGDon Gibson-RCA Victor 8812
46 (-) THE SHOE GOES ON THEOTHER FOOT TONIGHT 1
Marty Robbins-Columbia 4368018 19 I JUST CAME TO SMELL
THE FLOWERS 9 47 49 BOTTOMLAND 2
Porter Wagoner-RCA Victor 8800 Tex Williams-Boone 1040
19 22 THE COUNTDOWN 48 (-) OLD BRUSH ARBORS 1
Hank Snow-RCA Victor 8808 George Jones-Musicor 1174
20 23 YOU AIN'T WOMAN 49 (-) THE RIGHT ONE 1
ENOUGH Stotler Bros.-Columbia 5661Loretta Lynn-Decca 31966
21 28 STANDING IN THESHADOWS 6
50 (-) DOGGIN' IN THE U. S.MAIL 1
Hal Willis-Sims 2288Hank Williams, Jr.-MGM 13504
22 25 STEEL RAIL BLUES 15George Hamilton IV
51 59 CHICKEN FEED 2Bobby Staff-RCA Victor 8833
RCAVictor 875852 52 WE'VE GONE TOO FAR
23 32 AIN'T HAD NO LOVIN' 3 AGAIN 1Connie Smith-RCA Victor 8842 Justin Tubb & Lorene Mann-
24 27 IV LFAVE THE SINGINGRCA Victor 8834
TO THE BLUEBIRDS 10Sheb Wooley-MGM 13477
53 (-) GIDDY -UP DO -NUT 1
Don Bowman-RCA Victor 8811
25 29 A DEVII I IKE ME NEEDS 54 55 SWEET TEMPTATION 3
AN ANGEL LIKE YOU 6 Carl Smith-Columbia 43599Dick Curless & Kay Adams-
Tower 226 55 57 I'M WILD BILL TONIGHT 2
26 12 HISTORY REPEATSJanet McBride & Vern Stovall-
Longhorn 571
ITSELF 14Buddy Starcher-Boone 1038 56 56 THANK YOU VERY MUCH 5
Boots Till-Capa 13127 31 PAY FOR DECISION 3
Johnny Sea-Warner Bros. 5820 51 58 TOC LATE NOW 7
28 30 BORN TO BE IN LOVEJimmy Louis-Dot 16898
WITH YOU 12 58 60 IF A HAD WHEELS 2Van Trevor-Band Box 367 Skeeter Davis-RCA Victor 8837
29 35 LOVIN' MACHINE 5Johnny Paycheck
LittleDarlin' 00859 (-) I WANT A HAPPY LIFE 1
Charlie Louvin-Capitol 5665
30 18 NICKELS. QUARTERS 60 (-) I'M GONNA LIVE& DIMES 10 (AS LONG AS I CAN) 1
Johnny Wright-Decca 31927 Charlie Walker-Epic 10021
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