CANADA'S ONLY MUSIC WEEKLY

Volume 6, No. 25

MONIQUE lEYRAC

Al MASSEY MillToronto: Voted Canada's "Woman OfThe Year, In Music", Monique Leyracwill make her first Toronto appearanceat Massey Hall, Saturday, February25th., and will carry the two hour showby herself with suitable backing. MissLeyrac has been dubbed "A CanadianPiaf" and has also shown fantastictalent with show tunes, ala Streisand.Her performance of "Mon Pays" ("MyCountry") is done with such emotionit usually results in her audiencesgiving her a standing ovation.

On tap for Miss Leyrac is herApril 18th. performance at the Cana-dian Centennial Ball, to be held inLondon, England's Grosvenor HouseHotel. Other performers included in thestar studded affair are: Shirley Harmer,Bernard Braden and Capitol recording

Miss Ley rue is a native ofMontreal and although capable of sing-ing in both English and French, her

erepertoire was somewhat restricted tosongs of Quebec, which she usuallyperformed before predominantly Englishaudiences. She was literally, an un-known before her appearance at NewYork's Town Hall last spring, but inshow -biz jargon "Left them, wantingmore", and that's what they'll havewhen she returns to New York in April,this time to Carnegie Hall. Her appear-ance will be preceded by several guest-ings on the internationally famous"Johnny Carson Show".

Truly an international artist,Miss Leyrac now makes her home inParis, France, where she has receivedrave reviews for her appearance at themost famous of European Music Halls,The Olympia. Other international cre-dits include the taking of two firsts,when .she represented Canada at theInternational Song Festival in Sopot,Poland (1964) and the grand prize atthe Song Festival in Ostend, Belgium.It was only after these accomplish-ments that Montreal decided to recog-nize this great local talent.

Miss Leyrac's material for herfirst record came about from the com-bined efforts of well known French

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STONE SCORES WITHSPENCER NIS GROUP

One of Canada's most pro-gressive young independent recordlabels, Stone Records, is presentlyleading the way, in Canada, with aUK hit "Gimme Some Lovin" by TheSpencer Davis Group. The disc, nowtopping the charts in Toronto and pamong the top tenners on many of thenational charts, can almost be classi-fied as one of those hits out of leftfield. Although it was a top chart itemin England, many of the Canadian

Canadians, Gilles Vigneault andClaude Leveill e. The record, on Co-lumbia, "Pleins Feux Sur MoniqueLeyrac" was an immediate successthroughout her native province as wellas gaining attention in the internation-al market. In 1964 she was performinghostess on the French network TVseries "Pleins Feux", which was oneof the major hits of the televisionseason. Also in 1964, she gave a fan-tastically successful concert at Mon-treal's Place des Arts and made anequally successful 15 city tour ofQuebec. This was also the year forher second Columbia album "MoniqueLeyrac En Concert". Soviet culturalofficials became aware of this prizewinning Canadian charmer and askedher to make a two week concert tourof Russia which she undertook in theearly fall of last year. Like all MoniqueLeyrac's appearances, this too washighly successful.

Canadians from coast to coasthad their first glimpse of Canada's"Woman Of The Year, In Music" whenMonique Leyrac appeared on the CBC-TV network "Special" of Wayne andShuster on January 9th. of this year.

While in Toronto for her con-cert, Miss Leyrac has been scheduledfor an appearance on the Elwood Glover"Luncheon Date" as well as RossMcLean's "TBA". For the OntarioFrench Canadian listeners she willbe subject of an interview on the pow-erful CJBC radio outlet.

Monique Leyrac is star of herown 25 minute CBC radio network showwhich is heard each Wednesday at1:30 PM EST.

broadcasters were slow to react, buta few of the more adventurous jockstook a chance on it and found they hadcreated a hit which greatly influencedthe national picture as well as thegiant American market.

Bob Stone, President of thehot label, has just assembled the nec-essary parts for the Groups first albumwhich should be on the market the lastweek in February. It is also hoped

FIVE HOUR "SOUL SHOW"FOR PNE GARDENSVancouver: January 27 turned out tobe one of the biggest shows to everhit the Pacific National ExhibitionGardens. The big attraction, all Cana-dian, was the gathering of the top soul

acts in this west coast city. A capa-city audience of 1800 with many hun-dreds more being turned away at thedoor, were treated to a five hour show,which included Kentish Steele and TheShantelles, Jayson Hoover and TheEpics, The Night Train Revue, andThe Soul Unlimited.

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that their follow-up single "I Am AMan", which is already causing a sen-sation in Toronto and Vancouver (ad-vance copies were acquired by radiostations direct from England) will beon the Canadian market by the end ofFebruary.

The Group comes from Birm-ingham, England, and came about whenSpencer Davis was asked to play regu-larly at one of the downtown "soul"clubs, and he found that alone he couldonly muster up four numbers and thenight was long and four numbers wouldwear pretty thin. That's why he broughtin the services of Muff Winwood, a gasof a bass player and his brother Stevie,who has a whole trunk of talent. Heplays piano, guitar and drums. Nextto join was Peter York, one of thebest trumpet players in the Midlands.Put them all together and you have atravelling road show, and that's whatthey did. They travelled all over theBirmingham area and although theyweren't making much bread, they didwork themselves into one of the tight-est little groups in the business. Thenthey turned professional and tied inwith Chris Blackwell, producer/mana-ger, of Millie Small "My Girl Lolli-pop" fame.

Their first disc, "Gimme SomeLovin" created a noise in En land,

our story.Manager Blackwell is due in

the States the latter part of February,and it is expected that a tour of theUnited States and Canada will be ar-ranged. Negotiations will probably becompleted for the Groups appearanceon the Ed Sullivan show, expected tobe sometime in March.

An exclusive report to RPMon the Monkees tour of theBritish Isles

YOUNG CANADA SINGERSNATIONAL BREAKOUTToronto: Besides being Canada 'sCentennial year, this could also bethe year to make record history. HaroldWinslow of Quality Records reportssales of over 80,000 on their YoungCanada Singers single "Canada".Bobby Gimby, who wrote the music andwords and also performs on the disc,has just completed a nation-wide promotrip that did much to create an interestin the record. A re -mix of the singlehas also added interest, from a tradeangle.

Many schools have shown aninterest in adopting "Canada" as theirofficial school song and because ofthis interest, mans' radio stations arepurchasing the records from Qualityand distributing them to the schoolsin their area.

It is also interesting to notethat because of the bi-bi presentationof this record, school children in pre-dominantly English provinces arelearning the French lyrics while thosein French speaking areas are pickingup the English words.

LET'S GET HUNG UP ONTHE VANCOUVER SCENE. This pastweek I've received several phone callsfrom Vancouver refugees, and they tellme that the very Americanized westcoast city is something else, and theytab it SNOBSVILLE. The big beef ofthese visitors to the Pacific city isthat Vancouver radio is a poor imita-tion of the American sound and they'veeven gone so far as to hire Americantalent so as to make the brainwashingcomplete (Elvira tells me Toronto hadthe same situation but the importedbrain got cold feet the first day, andit wasn't because of the weather). Any-way, I like Vancouver, and when ithappens that I'm able to re -locate inCanada, it'll be Vancouver. After all,you don't have to listen to the radioto know what's on wax. Vancouver re-cord stores stock a lot more than whatthe San Francisco prophet ,dubs hit.

Here's a little more news onVancouver radio. The Spencer DavisGroup are a big item in Vancouver.Their Stone disc "Gimme Some Lovin"topped the charts for over three weeks.Somehow, one of the top forty stationsgot hold of the next release by theGroup. They had it sent to them fromEngland and bang they went on it likethere were thousands of copies in thestores. Hang on to your nickels gangit won't be available until after Feb.20.

Now if you haven't heard ofPat LaCroix as being Canada's topshow -biz photographer, then you mightremember him as Pat LaCroix of theColonials. Doesn't strike a bell? Well,how about Pat LaCroix of The HalifaxThree? There you are. Now you gotthe picture. Well here's another inter-esting bit. You've heard of DennyDoherty? Well, I won't go through allthat Colonial and Halifax Three bit,because you'll probably recognizeDenny as one of the Mamas and Papas.Now here's the meat of the story. Patand his wife have been invited by hisold singing buddy, Denny, to spend acouple of weeks at Denny's palatialCalifornia beach home. You know what?Pat didn't turn it down. So get your-self prepared for a beautiful picturecoverage of one of the members of one

NIGHTOWL

What's happening at the NightOwl? We can report a very suc-cessful reaction to the ALL NEW"rock show of the yeomen". Eachnight they appear, the crowdsgrow bigger and bigger. As well,the EVIL are drawing new fansfrom all over Ontario, and thenewly formed MANX have themrolling in the aisles. Be sure tosee this group. They call them-selves "The World's Worst Group"but you have to see their greattalent to understand why. Thenew show built around the.MANX will give you many alaugh.

In the months to come,the Night Owl will be featuring"spotlight guest appearances"of Canada's top groups. We willbe welcoming groups from allacross Canada, and some of thenames we will be coming up withwill surprise you. We are veryhappy to know that the fame ofthe Night Owl has spread all overNorth America. Today groupswant to play the Night Owl, andthat is where you'll see the TOPtalent.

If you visit Toronto'sVillage, just walk that extrablock north to the Night Owl.Join Canada's music men at theNight Owl. Discover Canada'stalent.

of the most popular groups in the world.Here'a a footnote. When Pat and Dennywere trying to set the world on fire asmembers of the Halifax Three, ZalYanovsky accompanied them on a fewoccasions and I don't have to tell youabout this famous Canadian. Well, wemight not be making it as Canadian re-cording stars but many American groupsare making it because of Canadian re-cording stars. Figure that one out, andwhile you're at it take a look at thenext big group that's going to make aninternational noise. They're calledThe Buffalo Springfield. Next weekI'll give you the names of the Cana-dians in this group.

Alrighty, I warned you lastweek, so here they are. The Tomb-stones from Owen Sound, Ontario.Formerly The Dictions, with a strictly

commercial sound, the gang went forthe wierd look and name and grabbedon to the modern jazz oriented soundof the big names like Pickett andBrown. Now they're the talk of On-tarios' mid -north (Owen Sound-Midland-Bracebridge). The group is made up ofJim Wayner, but he likes to be calledby his full name, James Jacob Cross -well Courtney Wilson Wayner. NowJJCCWW does a lot of singing anddancing and gets much of his toe -tapping help from organist DaveFearnall, who makes with the arrang-ing. Dennis Scott keeps the boys wellpaced with the percussion section(that's drums) and George Dahmertakes the bass duties. Lead guitaristis Dan Rouse. Ted Graper has a lot ofduties. Besides looking after bothtenor and alto saxes, he has time fortrumpet and when his hands are freehe fills in on any rhythm instrumentthat happens to be available.

That guy in the bear pit of theCBC-TV "Sunday" show has a prettyside to him too, you know. Her nameis Sylvia. They got the same last namecuz they got married a couple of yearsago. Well, they have another recordout and this time they're on the MGMlabel, and it looks like it could beanother "Four Strong Winds" (thatmeans "hit"). It's called "Lovin'Sound" and "Pilgrimage To Paradise".They're also great songwriters too.Before I knew about their own recordrelease I received a disc from Cali-

fornia on the UNI label. It was one ofthose American promotional copies,you know, the same song on both sides,so you don't play the wrong side. Any-way, the title is "The French Girl"and the group doing the bit are calledThe Daily Flash. You know who wroteit? The guy in the bear pit and hispretty wife, that's who. Now that's aswitch. Of course, Gordon Lightfoot isproving this all the time. The Ameri-cans are sure eating up his material.I hope that rumour that he's going todo all his recording in Nashville, isn'tcompletely true. If anyone can makeToronto an important part of the re-cording world, it's Gordon Lightfootand that guy in the bear pit and hispretty wife.

If you look back at all mycolumns since I started, you'll prob-ably notice that I can't seem to go aweek without mentioning the FamousNight Owl Coffee House in Toronto'sinternationally known Village, whichis hosted by that suave, manager'smanager, Harry Finegold (don't believethat old show -biz wives ditty about"behind the success of every success-ful Coffee House, there's a woman",cuz it's true. Don't want to mentionany names, but her initials are DoloresHawkins). Anyway, back to the NightOwl. The reason I like going there isbecause I meet many of the big nameswho are visiting Toronto and I alsoget to know a lot of the Toronto groups.Seems most of them end up at the NightOwl every evening. Another good reas-on is the entertainment. If they're abig name in Canada, eventually you'llcatch them on stage at the Night Owl.There's one group who frequently playthere, called The Evil, who are former-ly from St. Catherines. HAVE THEY

BUILT UP A FOLLOWING???? As amatter of fact, HAVE THEY BUILTUP A FOLLOWING! Not only in theVillage, but wherever they appear andthey _ get the "come back anytime"treatment as well. There's a club upin Stratford (can't mention the name,seems the owner doesn't want any pub-licity) but when The Evil play thisclub someone let's the secret out andthousands of their fans from all overthe country find this secret club andpack it to the rafters, just to catch TheEvil in action. These guys are so dedi-cated and work themselves into sucha frenzy that a couple of them havebeen under doctors care lately. Leadsinger Jim Bryson strained the musclesaround his rib cage (sounds disgust-ing) and Denny Tour bin, the drummer,not wanting to be upstaged, came downwith a case of lumpy food. So the restof the guys are just taking it easy.Johnny Libera, the rhythm guitar man,is tinkering with his jeep and TerryWalsh got the part in his hair straight(down the middle). The calmnest ofthe crew is Dippy, who got Donovanto release an Epistle about him.

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by Francine Drubick3's A Crowd had the honour and

distinction of being voted "The TopFolk Group" in Canada in the AnnualRPM Awards. When I heard they werein town, I ran over to the Penny Farth-ing to catch their act, and boy whatan act. 3's A Crowd have been togeth-er for 2 years and consists of talented

MI miner, IrxermorTitcomb. Donna used to be a part ofthe Capella Trio, and played a greatdeal in and around the Edmonton area.She has received much dramatic train-ing which is evident in her performance.

3's A Crowd were originallyknown as The Bill Swartz Quartet andhad to continually apologize for Bill'sabsence. (There never really was aBill.)

They first met in Vancouverand landed the "Sing Out Show" alocally produced favourite and they'vehappened ever since.

Their first record for Epic,"Bound To Fly", was arranged byCanada's top arranger, Ben McPeek,and was an immediate success fromcoast to coast, in Canada. Hot on theheels of this giant will be "HoneyMachine" which was just cut in NewYork and should be released in bothCanada and the United States in avery few weeks. Just prior to this re-lease they will be playing Ontario clubcircuits and will then move into theUnited States for several appearances.

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DR. WILLAN-ROBERT CHOQUETTECO -WRITE CENTENNIAL ANTHEMOttawa: At 7 PM December 31, 1%6,on Ottawa's Parliament Hill, a choir,made up of more than 200 voices, sangCanada's new Centennial Anthem, forthe first time. The choir was accom-panied by the Peace Tower carillon,played by Robert Donnell. The presen-

Canada's most noted composer, Dr. HealeyWillan, seated, and Robert Choquette, Consul -General for Canada in Bordeaux, France.

tation of the anthem took place duringthe flame -lighting ceremonies of theFires of Friendship, the beginning ofthe year of celebration for Canada's100th birthday.

The story of the anthem beganlast year when the Canadian InterfaithConference asked Dr. Healey Willan,Canada's most noted composer, to col-laborate with Canada's Consul -General,in Bordeaux,France, Robert Choquette,to write the words and music for a newhymn, in French and English, to com-memorate Canada's coming Centennialyear. The anthem was originally to besung in churches, but the magnitude ofthe work by Mr. Choquette and Dr.Willan made it more suitable for pre-sentation by professional choirs. Anew Centennial Hymn for churches isbeing written by Rev. Kenneth Moyer,of Niagara Falls and Rex Le Lacheur,of Ottawa.

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QUALITY RECORDS HOLDS"CENTENNIAL YEAR" MEETToronto: Quality Records Limited heldtheir "Centennial Year" Sales Meet-ing at The Inn On The Park, on Jan.15 through the 17.

(Top) Eric Steinmetz, Director of InternationalSales MGM Records (L) and Harold Winslow,National Promotion Manager & Saies Co-ordina-tor, Quality Records.(Centre) Mort Nasatir, President MGM Records(L) and George L. Keane, Vice President &Managing Director, Quality Records.(Bottom) Back row L to R) L.W. Farley, Gen-eral Sales Manager,; R. Ayr es, National SalesManager, Verve Records; G.R. Struth, Produc-tion Co-ordinator; G.L. Keane, Vice President &Managing Director; W.R. Bays, Vice President,Finance; G. McGregor, National Sales Manager,MGM Records. (Front row L to R) MGM Recordspersonnel; E. Steinmetz, Director of Internation-al Sales; M. Nasatir, President; R. Morgan,Director of A & R; L. Sheer. Director of Market-ing.

Lee Farley, General SalesManager, presented the "CentennialYear Save -A -Rama" Dealer Plan withspecial dealer discounts, which wentinto effect Feb 1st. Also presented,was the new look in Quality's verysuccessful "Golden Treasures OnWax".

George L. Keene, Vice -Presi-dent and Managing Director, on behalfof A & M Records, presented a goldrecord to Quality Records Limited"For their efforts on behalf of A & MRecords and Herb Alpert and TheTijuana Brass".

Harold Winslow, National Pro-motion Manager and Sales Co-ordinator,outlined an extensive promotion cam-paign on "Canada", their Centennialrecord, which has already topped the80,000 mark.

Ed Lawson, National Promo-tion Manager, Atlantic/Atco Records,reviewed the increased interest in theR&B market in Canada and used as aprime example, "What Is Soul" by BenE. King, which hit No. 1 at CFCF, inMontreal.

George R. Struth, ProductionCo-ordinator, announced another "First""first" for Quality, with the purchaseof tape duplicating equipment. Fourand eight track stereo tape cartridges,plus reel to reel stereo tape cartridg-es will be manufactured at Quality'sScarborough plant, for Canadian dis-tribution.

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We PICK...

PEEK -A -BooNew Vaudeville Band -Fontana -1573-K

FUNKY BUTT HALLRick Shor ter -Columbia -43881-H

IT HURTS TO SAY GOODBYEVera Lynn -Capitol -72452-F

I THINK WE'RE ALONE NOWTommy James -Roulette -4720-C

TOP

LPs

1 1 THE MONKEESMonkees-ColgemsCDM 101 COS 101

2 2 GOT LIVE IF YOU WANT ITRolling Stones -LondonLL 3493 PS 493

3 8 HUMS OF THE LOVIN' SPOONFULLovin Spoonful -Kama SutraKLP 8054 KLPS 8054

4 4 S.R.0Herb Alpert-A&MLP 112 SP 4119

5 3 WINCHESTER CATHEDRALNew Vaudeville Bond -FontanaMGF 27560 SRF 67560

6 5 DR. ZHIVAGOSoundtrack -MGM1E -65T ISE-6ST

7 6 SOUND OF MUSICSoundtrack-Rca VictorLOCD 2005 LSOD 2005

8 12 PARSLEY, SAGE, ROSEMARY & THYMESimon & Garfunkle-ColumbiaCL 2563 CS 9363

9 7 GOING PLACESHerb Alpert-A&MLP 112 SP 4112

10 25 MORE OF THE MONKEESMonkees-ColgemsCOM 102 COS 102

11 11 THAT'S LIFEFrank Sinatra -RepriseF 1020 FS 1020

12 10 THE MAMAS & PAPASMamas & Papas -DunhillD 50010 DS 50010

13 13 SPIRIT OF '67Paul Revere/Raiders-ColumbiaCL 2595 CS 9395

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140.178007 --Gordon Liyhtfoot-UAUAL 3487 UAS 6487

BORN FREERoger Williams -KappKL 1502 KS 3501

16 14 THE BEST OF HERMAN'S HERMITSHerman's Hermits -MGME 4315 SE 4315

17 19 THE WILD ANGELSSoundtrack -CapitolT 6208 ST 2554

18 17 SUPREMES A -GO-GOSupremes-MotownM 649 S 649

19 15 THE BEST OF THE ANIMALSAnimals -MGME 4324 SE 4324

20 22 WONDERFULNESSBill Cosby -Warner BrosW 1634 WS 1634

21 21 THE BEST OF THE LETTERMENLettermen -CapitolT 2554 ST 2554

22 20 STRANGERS IN THE NIGHTFrank Sinatra -RepriseF 1017 FS 1017

23 23 CARRYIN' ONLou Rawls -CapitolT 2632 ST 2632

24 24 CHANGESJohnny Rivers -ImperialLP 9334 LP 12334

25 16 JE M'APPELE BARBRABarbra Streisand-ColumbiaCL 2547 CS 9347

COUNTRY

CHART

1 1 THE WEATHERMANGary Buck -Capitol

2 2 WHISTLING ON THE RIVERMercey Bros -Columbia

3 3 TAKE THIS HEART OF MINEOdie Workman-Sparton

4 4 LOVING DAYJohnny Burke -Columbia

5 6 WHY CAN'T HE BE YOUDikine Leigh -Capitol

6 5 YOUR SPECIAL DAYMyrna Lorrie-Sporton

7 9 IRENA CHEYENNEJimmy Ordge-Apex

8 7 WORKING ON THE COUNTRY ROADBob King -Melbourne

9 8 CHEW TOBACCO ROADIrwin Prescott -Melbourne

10 10 THREE PLAYS FOR A QUARTERRalph Corlson-Melbourne

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SINGLE SURVEY

Compiled from Record Company,Record Store and Disc Jockey reports.

1 7 22 KIND OF A DRAGBuck inghams-U.S.A.-850-M

2 1 1 GEORGY GIRLSeekers -Capitol -5756-F

3 3 3 I'M A BELIEVERMonkees-Colgems-1002-N

4 5 10 KNIGHT IN RUSTY ARMOURPeter & Gordon -Capitol -5808-F

5 4 7 WE AIN'T GOT NOTHING YETBlues Mogoos-Mercury-72622-K

6 6 11 98.6Keith -Mercury -72639-K

7 2 6 NASHVILLE CATSLovin Spoonful -Kama Sutra -219-M

8 9 9 TELL IT AS IT ISAaron Neville -Columbia -2734-H

9 12 21 HELLO HELLOSopwith Camel -Kama Sutra -219-M

10 14 23 STAND BY MESpyder Turner -MGM -13617-M

11 13 24 GREEN GREEN GRASS OF HOMETom Jones -Parrot -40009 K

12 16 13 IT'S NOW WINTER'S DAYTommy Roe-Sparton-1564-0

13 15 15 HAD TOO MUCH TO DREAMElectric Prunes -Reprise -532-J

14 18 30 GIMME SOME LOVIN'Spencer Davis Group -Stone -703-0

15 24 33 MUSIC TO WATCH GIRLS BYAl Hirt-Rca-9060-NCrewe Generation-Dynovoice-229-M

16 25 39 WILD THINGSenator Bobby -Parkway -127-M

17 20 34 BRING IT UPJames Brown -King -6071-L

18 29 55 THE BEAT GOES ONSonny & Cher-Atco-6461-K

19 27 36 PRETTY BALLERINALeft Banke-Smash-2074-K

20 26 41 MERCY MERCY MERCY 52Cannonball Adderley-Capitol-5798-F

21 21 12 HOW DO YOU CATCH A GIRLSam The Sham -MGM -3649-M

22 35 61 RUBY TUESDAYRolling Stones -London -904-K

23 28 38 ARE YOU LONELY FOR MEFreddie Scott -Shout -207-C

24 8 4 SNOOPY VS THE RED BARONRoyal Guardsmen -Laurie -3366-M

25 37 65 IT TAKES TWOGaye & Weston-Tomla-54141-L

26 11 5 WORDS OF LOVEMamas & Papas -Dunhill -4057-N

27 10 6 TELL IT TO THE RAIN4 Seasons -Philips -40412-K

28 19 14 COLOUR MY WORLDPetula Clork-WB-5882-J

29 45 63 THEN YOU CAN TELL ME GOODCasinos -Barry -3457-N

30 36 56 GO GO ROUNDGordon Lightfoot-UA-50114-J

31 39 54 I'VE GOT TO HAVE A REASONDove Clark Five -Capitol -72443-F

32 42 42 ARMFUL OF TEDDY BEARSBarry Allen -Capitol -72430-F

33 56 83 LOVE IS HERE-NOW YOU'RE GONESupremes-Motown-1103-L

34 34 40 LOOK WHAT YOU'VE DONEPozo Seco Singers -Columbia -43927-H

PALMARES DE LA SEMAINE

1 4 PERSONNE NE VEUT MOURIRPetula Clark -Vogue -4253

2 2 J'AI ENTENDU LA MERChrlstophe-AZ-4341

3 8 CELINEHugues Aufray-Barclay-229

4 1 GUANTANAMERAClaude Sorel -Jupiter -1073

5 5 MA CASQUETTEDany Aube -VD -3031

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Up at CHYM in Kitchener,Ontario, showing a listing of 40 re-cords, The Paupers' "If I Call YouBy Some Name" moves into No. 7spot, "Got To Get You Into My Life"by The Stitch In Tyme makes it to No.13 and Gordon Lightfoot's "Go GoRound" registers a 26. Down SaintJohn, New Brunswick way, CHSJ hasLightfoot at 10, The Guess Who areup to No. 15 with "His Girl", TheStitch cop 24 spot with the Peg'sLuvin' Kind taking No. 38 spot with"It's Not Always That Way" (flip of"That Jungle Sun"). In Saskatoon,the CKOM "Fabulous Fifty" listsBarry Allen's "Armful Of Teddy Bears"at No. 5, The Guess Who at No. 14with "His Girl" and Lightfoot's "GoGo Round" at No. 20. An Edmontongroup, Li'l Davey, are showing prom-ise at No. 37 with their "Forever".Back to Ontario and CFOR in Orillia,it's No. 3 for The Stitch and No. 7 forThe Paupers. Lightfoot makes a goodshowing at 10 and Columbia's LastWords come up with a No. 17 listingfor their "Give Me Time". The UglyDucklings are still holding on at No.20 and Arc's Quiet Jungle register a"pick" with "Ship Of Dreams". Upin The Soo, C JIC shows The Stitch atNo. 10 with Lightfoot right behind atNo. 11. A group from Sudbury, TheInferno Five Plus One grab hold ofNo. 26 spot with their Sudbury pro-duced outing of "I Can Take It". TheLast Words take hold of No. 32 spotand The Guess Who are up to No. 36.The Winnipeg group, The Etemals,look good at No. 38 with their Reosingle of "Girl In The Window" andBarry Allen brings up the rear at No.56 with "Teddy Bears". Down in theGranite City (Kingston) C K WS has thePaupers at No. 8, Lightfoot at No. 28and The Guess Who registering a 30.The Young Canada Singers have mov-ed up the chart with their popularQuality item "Canada" and rest at No.32. The Ottawa group, Don Normanand The Other Four are up to No. 35with their Sir John A release of "LowMan". CKSW Swift Current, gives a23 listing to Barry Allen and 25 to"Seventh Saint" a Regina producedRed Leaf entry by Mel West and TheMeteors. Lightfoot makes it to No. 42.Here's a new one "Hey Friend, SayFriend" by Donald Lautrec whichtakes hold at No. 43. Calgary stillhas a bad taste in its air -waves with

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No. 26 with "In A Minute OrTwo".TheStitch have moved up well, on the chartto take No. 33 spot with The LastWords right behind at No. 34 with'"Give Me Time". Toronto's PassingFancy, a previous "pick" make it upto No. 53 with their "I'm Losing To-night", and Sir John A scores againwith "Gotta Try" by Thee Deuces.Back down to Ontario and the C FR S

"Nifty Fifty Survey" which gives aNo. 5 listing to "Go Go Round", No.7 goes to the Stitch and "Canada"gets a 28. The Guess Who register a37 and The Last Words, first week onat No. 40. Back out to the west and ashort story at C KY L in Peace River,Alberta. It's a No. 1 for Barry Allenand a No. 9 for "Go Go Round". Aneven shorter story is the CJIB Vernon"Centennial '67 Survey" with 40 list-ings and a No. 34 spot for PaintedShip, a British Columbia group, withtheir "Frustration". CH NO Sudbury's"Action Set" has localites , InfernoFive Plus One, at No. 9 with their "ICan Take It". Lightfoot grabs No. 23and The Stitch have a go at 27. InRegina, CJME, puts Barry Allen at thetop of the chart, with "His Girl" mov-ing toward that spot at No. 5. The No.23 spot is held down by Lightfoot.Another Queen City station, C KC K,has Allen at No. 2. The Guess Whoare at 16 with Lightfoot at 19 and TheUgly Ducklings moving up to No. 26.The Quiet Jui.i.: register a "pick"with their "Ship Of Dreams". Out inCJET country, the Smiths Falls listen-ers are treated to "Low Man" at No.

4, Thee Deuces are at 6 and TheStitch are a fast moving item at No. 9.The Five D are coming on strong atNo. 22 with "Baby Boy" and Lightfoothas a 31. A Passing Fancy make itfirst week on at 41. In Peterboro,C K PT, has a No. 9 for The Paupers,and settles Lightfoot in at 11. TheStitch are back to 17 and The LastWords are first week on at 49 withtheir "Give Me Time". Here's anothershort one, this time from CFCF inMontreal. With 60 listings they haveLightfoot moving down to No. 35 andlocalities, M.G. and The Escorts mov-ing up to No. 46. Up in The Lakehead,C KPR has "His Girl" reaching for thetop at No. 6. Barry Allen makes it to10 and Lightfoot has a 13. The Stitchmove back down to No. 34. The bigchart this week is C K BC, Bathurst,New Brunswick. Out of 40 listings,they manage to list 12 Canadian discs.Top of the chart is "Go Go Round".Bobby Curtola has a No. 10 with "It'sNot Funny Honey". The Young CanadaSingers are at 14, Last Words at 17and The Stitch are 21. Barry Allen hasa big 24 and his Rebel leader, WesDakus, makes it to 30 with his Capitolsingle of "Momma's Boy". DonaldLautrec on Jupiter and Michele Richardon Trans Canada share No. 31 spotwith their "Hey Friend, Say Friend".The Paupers are still a big favouriteat 33 and "That Jungle Sun" by TheLuvin' Kind moves into No. 34 spot,first week on. A Passing Fancy arealso new on the chart at No. 38 as areThe Guess Who at No. 40

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