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WHOIN THEWORLD

Hanna -Barbera RecordsToppers Preparing 1stRelease: Joe Barbera,Don Bohanan and BillHanna. Story on Page 20

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SINGLE PlCKOF THE WEEK

The slap happy-go-lucky group looksto have another blockbuster. It's a

sunny Mitch Murray -penned song totheir gal. An added attraction:dancing teens can do the Freddie toits infectious beat. Follow-up toTower's "I'm Telling You Now" releaseis Tower 121.

SLEEPEROF THE WEEK

Funky and slow treatment of the BobDylan tune that has a lot to say.Moody and different treatment froma group going places. Columbia slicewas produced by Terry Melcher andis listed as 4-43271.

ALBUMOF THE WEEK

Every once in a while a completelyirresistible performer comes along.Soupy Sales-a true clown-is thatrare bird. He teaches his toothymouse dance and indulges in someother frolicksome pastimes on thisamusing package. There should be aSoupy in every home and perhapsthere soon will be. Disk is ABC -

Paramount ABC 511; ABCS 511.

Are You Ready?

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GAME OF LOVEWayne Fontana & Mindbenders-Fontana 1503I'M TELLING YOU NOWFreddie & Dreamers-Tower 125STOP IN THE NAME OF LOVE 10Supremes-Motown 1074I KNOW A PLACE 5Petula Clark-Warner Bros. 5612TIRED OF WAITING FOR YOUKinks-Reprise 0347MRS. BROWN YOU'VE GOT A

LOVELY DAUGHTERHerman's Hermits-MGM 11341SHOTGUNJr. Walker-Soul 35008GO NOWMoody Blues-London 9726COUNT ME INGary Lewis-Liberty 55778THE CLAPPING SONGShirley Ellis-Congress 234CAN'T YOU HEAR MY HEARTBEATHerman's Hermits-MGM 13310I'LL NEVER FIND ANOTHER YOUSeekers-Capitol 5383NOWHERE TO RUNMartha & Vandellas-Gordy 7039THE LAST TIMERolling Stones-London 9741I'LL BE DOGGONEMarvin Gaye-Tamla 5412KING OF THE ROADRoger Miller-Smash 1965ONE KISS FOR OLD TIMES _Ronnie Dove-Diamond 179

SILHOUETTES 3Herman's Hermits-MGM 13332

CAST YOUR FATE TO THE WINDSounds Orchestral-Parkway 942

BUMBLE BEESearchers-Kopp 49THE RACE IS ONJack Jones-Kapp 651

GOT TO GET YOU OFF MY MINDSolomon Burke-Atlantic 2276

THE BIRDS AND THE BEESJewel Akens-Era 3141

GOLDFINGER*Shirley Bassey-United Artists 790John Barry-United Artists 719Jack LaForge-Regina 1323Billy Strange-Crescendo 334

JUST ONCE IN MY LIFE 3

EIGHT DAYS A WEEK 10

CRAZY DOWNTOWN 4

000 BABY BABY 5

WHEN I'M GONEBrenda Holloway-Tamla 54111

LAND OF 1,000 DANCESThe Midnighters-Chattahoochee 666Head Hunters-Rampart 642

IT'S GROWINGTemptations-Gordy 7040

WOMAN'S GOT SOULImpressions-ABC-Paramount 10647

Righteous Bros.-Philles 127

Beatles-Capitol 5371

Allan Sherman-Warner Bros. 5614

Miracles-Tamla 54113

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* 53 SHE'S ABOUT A MOVERSir Douglas Quintet-Tribe 8308

34 36 PEACHES AND CREAMIkettes-Modern 1005

35 39 BABY THE RAIN MUST FALLGlenn Yarborough-RCA Victor 8478

36 31 TEN LITTLE BOTTLESJohnny Bond-Starday 704

37 42 I DO LOVE YOUBilly Stewart-Chess 199

46 WE'RE GONNA MAKE ITLittle Milton-Checker 1105

57 WOOLY BULLYSam the Sham & Pharoahs-MGM 13322

40 14 LONG LONELY NIGHTSBobby Vinton-Epic 9768

41 47 THE ENTERTAINERTony Clarke-Chess 1924

42 18 RED ROSES FOR A BLUE LADY

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43 45 I UNDERSTAND 6Freddie & Dreamers-Mercury 72377

44 16 DO YOU WANNA DANCE 8Beach Boys-Capitol 5372

45 49 AND ROSES AND ROSES 5Andy Williams-Columbia 43257

46 30 COME STAY WITH ME 7Marianne Faithfull-London 9731

41 21 FERRY ACROSS THE MERSEY 12Gerry & Pacemakers-Laurie 3284

48 20 IF I LOVED YOU 9Chad & Jeremy-World Artists 1041

49 29 GIRL DON'T COME 1* Sandi Shaw-Reprise 034269 THE MOUSE 3* Soupy Sales-ABC-Paramount 1064670 IT'S NOT UNUSUAL 2* Tom Jones-Parrot 973773 IKO IKO 3* Dixie Cups-Red Bird 10-02418 IT'S GONNA BE ALRIGHT 2* Gerry & Pacemakers-Laurie 329367 IT'S GOT THE WHOLE WORLD

SHAKIN' 2Sam Cooke-RCA Victor 8539

55 44 I CAN'T STOP THINKING OF YOU 6Bobbi Martin-Coral 62447

56 58 THE BARRACUDA 5Alvin Cash & Crawlers-Mar-V-Lus 6005

51 60 TOMMY 4* ReparYOUATata

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68 SEE 4* Dobie Gray-Charger 10711 TOY SOLDIER 3* Four Seasons-Philips 4027874 GOODBYE MY LOVER, GOODBYE 3

Searchers-Kapp 65861 65 SUBTERRANEAN HOMESICK BLUES 4

Bob Dylan-Columbia 43242* 81 DREAM ON LITTLE DREAMER 3Perry Como-RCA Victor 8533

63 66 NOT TOO LONG AGO 9

* Uniques-Paula 219

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65 50 DON'T MESS UP A GOOD THING 12

* 82 Bobby McClure & Fontella Bass-Checker 1097TRULY TRULY TRUE 4Brenda Lee-Decca 31762

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Gene Chandler-Constellation 149SHE'S COMING HOMEZombies-Parrot 9747THE BIRDS ARE FOR THE BEESNewbeats-Hickory 1305JUST A LITTLE 1

Beau Brummels--Autumn 10OUT IN THE STREETS 3Shangri-Las-Red Bird 10-025LET'S DO THE FREDDIE 4Chubby Checker-Parkway 949NEVER NEVER LEAVE ME 7Mary Wells -20th Century Fox 570SOMEBODY ELSE IS TAKING

MY PLACE 5Al Martino-Capitol 5384WHAT DO YOU WANT WITH ME 1

Chad & Jeremy-World Artists 1052ALL OF MY LIFE 6Lesley Gore-Mercury 72414TRUE LOVE WAYS 1

Peter & Gordon-Capitol 54066AL'S PLACE 2Al Hirt-RCA Victor 8542REELIN' & ROCKIN' 1

Dave Clark Five-Epic 9786A WOMAN CAN CHANGE A MAN 2Joe Tex-Dial 4006I GOT A WOMAN 1

Ray Charles-ABC-Paramount 10649POOR MAN'S SON 6Reflections-Golden World 20DO THE FREDDIE 1

Freddie & Dreamers-Mercury 72428HELP ME RHONDA 1

Beach Boys-Capitol 5395APPLES AND BANANAS 4Lawrence Welk-Dot 16698MEXICAN PEARLS 5Don Randi-Palomar 2203Billy Vaughn-Dot 16706WHIPPED CREAM 4Tiajuana Brass-A&M 760SHE'S LOST YOU 3Zyphers-Rotate 5006PEANUTS 1

Sunglows-Sunglow 107SHAKIN' ALL OVER 1

Guess Who-Scepter 1925CRYING IN THE CHAPEL 1

Elvis Presley-RCA Victor 0643

THE RECORD (BABY I LOVE YOU) 2Ben E. King-Atco 6343

DEAR DAD 2Chuck Berry-Chess 13627

WHY DID I CHOOSE YOU 4Barbra Streisand-Columbia 43248

BABY PLEASE DON'T GO 2Them-Parrot 9727

SAD TOMORROWS 1

Trini Lopez-Reprise 0328

CHAINS OF LOVE 1

Drifters-Atlantic 2285

NOW THAT YOU'RE GONE 1

Connie Stevens-Warner Bros. 5610

TRY TO REMEMBER 1

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AL'S PLACE (Dymor, ASCAP) 79 (Unart & Pace, BMI) 41 JUST ONCE IN MY LIFE SHOTGUN (Jobete, BMI) 7

AND ROSES AND ROSES (Ipanema, ASCAP) 45 GAME OF LOVE (Skidmore, ASCII?) 1 (Screen Gems -Col., BMI) 25 SHE'S ABOUT A MOVER (Crazy Cajun, BMI) 33APPLES AND BANANAS (Von Tilzer, BMI) 86 GIRL DON'T COME (Spectorious, BMI) 49 KING OF THE ROAD (Tree, BMI) 16 SHE'S COMING HOME (Mainstay, BMI) 69BABY THE RAIN MUST FALL

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LAND OF 1,000 DANCES (Tun-Kel, BNII)LAST TIME (Immediate, BMI)

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SHE'S LOST YOU (Bourne, ASCAP) .

SILHOUETTES (Regent, BMI)8918

BABY, PLEASE DON'T GO (Leeds, ASCAP) 96 GOODBYE MY LOVER, GOODBYE LET'S DO THE FREDDIE SOMEBODY ELSE IS TAKING MY PLACEBARRACUDA (Vapac, BMI) 56 (Sea Lark, BMI) 60 (Rumbalero, Cameo -Parkway, BMI) 73 (Shapiro -Bernstein, ASCAP) 15

BIRDS AND THE BEES (Pattern, ASCAP) 23 GOT TO GET YOU OFF MY MIND LONG LONELY NIGHTS (Arc, BMI) 40 STOP IN THE NAME OF LOVE (Jobete, BMI) 3

BIRDS ARE FOR THE BEES (Acuff -Rose, BMI) 70 (Cotillion, BMI) 22 MEXICAN PEARLS (Englewood, BMII 87 SUBTERRANEAN HOMESICK BLUESBUMBLE BEE (Malati, BMI) 20 HELP ME RHONDA (Sea Of Tunes, BMI) 85 MOUSE (Saturday, BMI) 50 (Witmark, BM!) 61

CAN'T YOU HEAR MY HEARTBEAT I CAN'T STOP THINKING OF YOU MRS. BROWN YOU'VE GOT A LOVELY TEN LITTLE BOTTLES (Starday, BMI) 36(Southern, ASCAP) 11 (South Mt., BMI) 55 DAUGHTER (Brackenbury, Hill & Range, BMI) 6 THINK OF THE GOOD TIMES (Picturetone, BMI) 67

CAST YOUR FATE TO THE WINO I DO LOVE YON (Chevis, BMI) 37 NEVER NEVER LEAVE ME (Merna, BMI) 74 TICKET TO RIDE (Maclen, BMI) 64(Friendship, BMI) 19 IF I LOVED YOU (Chappell, ASCAP) 48 NOT TOO LONG AGO (Gallico, BMI) 63 TIRED OF WAITING FOR YOU (Jay Boy, BMI) 5

CHAINS OF LOVE (Stillran, Downstairs,Web IV, BMI) 98

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CLAPPING SONG (AI Gallico, BMI) . 10 180 IKO (Trio, Melder, BMI) 52 NOW THAT YOU'RE GONE (Leeds, ASCAP) 99 TRUE LOVE WAYS (Nor-Va-Jac, BMI) . 78

COME STAY WITH ME (Metric, BMI) 46 I'LL BE DOGGONE (lobete, BMI) 15 ONE KISS FOR OLD TIMES SAKE (T M., BMI) 11 TRULY TRULY TRUE (Leeds, ASCAP) 66

COUNT ME IN (Skol, BMI) 9 I'LL NEVER FIND ANOTHER YOU 000 BABY BABY (Jobete, BMI) 28 TRY TO REMEMBER (Chappell, ASCAP) 100

CRAZY DOWNTOWN (Leeds, ASCAP) 27 (Springfield Perf. Rts. Free) 12 OUT IN THE STREETS (Trio, Tender Tunes, MI) 72 WE'RE GONNA MAKE IT (Chevis, BMI) 38

CRYING IN THE CHAPEL (Vally, BMI) 92 I'M TELLING YOU NOW (Ludlow, BMI) 2 PEACHES AND CREAM (Screen Gems -Col., BMI) 34 WHAT DO YOU WANT WITH ME (WA -A, BMI) 76

DEAR DAD (Iselee, BMI)DON'T MESS UP A GOOD THING (Arc, BMI)DO THE FREDDIE (Dayshel, BMI)DO YOU WANNA DANCE (Clockus, BMI)DREAM ON LITTLE DREAMER

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MGM E-4282: SE -4282 Barbra Streisand-Columbia CL -2215: CS -9015 Kinks -Reprise R-6143

2 1 MARY POPPINS 30 35 37 PEOPLE GET READY 9 69 66 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT 42Soundtrack -Vista BV -4026: STER-4026 'impressions -ABC -Paramount 505 Beatles Soundtrack -United Artists UAS-6366

3 2 GOLDFINGER 18 36 28 THAT HONEY HORN SOUND 10 70 68 THE JIM REEVES WAY 6

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United Artists UAL -4117: UAS-5117 31 39 PORTRAIT OF MY LOVE 5 71 61 STANDING OVATION 13

4 5 THE RETURN OF ROGER MILLER 13 Lettermen -Capitol T-2270: ST -2270 Jerry Vale -Columbia CL -2273: CS -9073

Smash MG -27061: SR -67061 38 34 MY LOVE FORGIVE ME 18 72 64 LOVE IS EVERYTHING 8* 8 THE ROLLING STONES, NOW! 5 Robert Goulet-Columb:a CL -2296: CS -9096 Johnny Mathis -Mercury MG -20991: SR -60991

London LL -3420: PS -420 39 29 JOHNNY RIVERS IN ACTION 10 73 65 MY FIRST OF 196514 THE SOUND OF MUSIC 6 Imperial LP -2980: 12280 Lawrence Welk -Dot DLP-3616: 25616

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1 4 BLUE MIDNIGHT 21 Capitol SKAO-2136 Buck Owens -Capitol T-2283: ST -2283

Bert Kaempfert-Decca DL -4569 41 26 THE FOLK ALBUM 13 15 74 YESTERDAY'S GONE 32

8 6 L -O -V -E 11 Trini Lopez -Reprise R-6147: RS -6147 Chad & Jeremy --World Artists WAM-2002Nat King Cole -Capitol T-2195: ST -2195 42 44 RAY CHARLES LIVE IN CONCERT 8 97 MEXICAN PEARLS 2

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76 SOUTH OF THE BORDERHerb Alpert & Tiajuana Brass-A&M 108

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90 DON'T FORGET I STILL LOVE YOUBobbi Martin -Coral CRL-57472

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19 19 KNOCK ME OUTVentures -Dolton BLP-2033: BST -8033

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Ferrante & Te:cher-United Artists UAL -13406: UAS-6406

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Mitchell Trio -Mercury MG -20992: SR -6099292 THE ANIMALS ON TOUR 4

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28 24 BEACH BOYS CONCERT 24 WESTERN & POP 5 FROM THE BEGINNINGCapitol T-2198: ST -2198 Motown M-625: MS -625 Motown 254

40 WEEKEND IN LONDON 4 63 51 RIGHT NOW 14 96 (-) COME SHARE MY LIFEDave Clark Five -Epic LN-24139: BN-26139 Righteous Bros.-Moonglow 1001: 5-1001 Glenn Yarborough -

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Joe Tex -Atlantic LP -8106: SD -810998 THE FOUR TOPS

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51 RED ROSES FOR A BLUE LADY 3 THRILLERS 5 99 (-) THE ASTRUD GILBERTO ALBUMVic Dana -Dolton BLP-2034: BST -8034 Roland Shaw Orch.-London LL -3412: PS -412 Verve V-8606: V6-8606

33 23 THE BEST OF AL HIRT 13 67 58 SAM COOKE AT THE COPA 24 100 (-) LIFE AND LOVE ITALIAN STYLE 1

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Scepter M-5282. BRINGING IT ALL BACK HOME

Bob Dylan -Columbia CL -23283. SHIRLEY BASSEY BELTS THE BEST

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RCA Victor LPM-33107. BAJA MARIMBA BAND RIDES AGAIN

A&M LP -1098. SONG FOR MY FATHER

Horace Silver -Blue Note 41859. BEST OF THE KINGSTON TRIO, VOL.

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12. EL PUSSYCATMongo Santamaria-Columbia CL -2306

Capitol T-2280THE RETURN OF ROCKJerry Lee Lewis -Smash MGS-27063

LP' COMING UP13. SPY WITH A PIE

Soupy Sales -ABC -Paramount ABC -50314. PAPER TIGER

Sue Thompson -Hickory LPM-12115. DO I HEAR A WALTZ

United Artists UAL -3419 16.LORD JIMSoundtrack-Colpix CP-521 17.MUSIC TO READ JAMES BOND BYVarious Artists -United Artists UAL -3415 18. THE SOUND OF MUSIC

Eydie Gorme-Columbio CL -230019. SOUL SAUCE

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Cal Tjader-Verve V-8614LAND OF 1,000 DANCESCannibal & Headhunters -Rampart

RM-300221. THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD

Soundtrack -United Artists UAL -412011 22. THE NAT KING COLE SONG BOOK

Hollyridge Strings -Capitol 1231023. MY FAVORITE GUITARS

Chet Atkins -RCA Victor LPM-331624. NOBODY BUT LOU

Lou Rawls -Capitol T-227625. BAKER STREET

Original Cast -MGM E-7000

26. THE GAME OF LOVEWayne Fontana & Mindbenders-Fontana

MGF-2754227. ODETTA SINGS DYLAN

RCA Victor LPM-332428. THE WINDMILLS ARE WEAKENING

Bob Newhcart-Warner Bros. W-158829. MY FUNNY VALENTINE

Miles Davis-Columb:o CL -230630. LOST AND ALONE

Don Francks-Kapp KL-141731. HOW SWEET IT IS

Marvin Gaye-Tamla TM -25832. RED BIRD GOLDIES

Various Artists -Red Bard RB-20-10233. I GET LONELY IN A HURRY

George Jones -United Artists UAL -338834. MARY WELLS

20th Century Fox TFM-317135. GOLDEN BOY

H. B. Barnum -Capitol T-227836. GEORGE JONES & GENE PITNEY

Musicor MM -204437. THEM COTTON PICKIN' DAYS IS OVER

Godfrey Cambridge -Epic FLM -1310238. A LOVE SUPREME

39. LITTLE THINGSBobby Goldsboro -United Artists

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Hugo Winterholter-Kapp KL-142641. THE GREAT OTIS REDDING SINGS

SOUL BALLADSVolt 411

42. WALK AWAYMatt Monro-Liberty LRP-3402

43. CONNIE FRANCIS SINGS FOR MAMAMGM E-4294

44. MAKEBA SINGSMiriam Makeba-RCA Victor LPM-3321

45. SEEKERSMarvel -2060:3060

46. GRITS AND SOULJames Brown -Smash MGS-27057

47. AESOPS FABLESSmothers Bros. -Mercury MG -20989

48. LOVE IS THE THINGNat King Cole -Capitol W-824

49. BURNING MEMORIESRay Price -Columbia CL -2289

59. GO -GO-GOJohn Coltrane -Impure A-77 Astronauts -RCA Victor LPM-3307

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Gold LPs To Dean, TriniBURBANK, CALIF.-At ceremonies on Stage 11 at Warner

Bros. Studios, Dean Martin and Trini Lopez recently were pre-sented with gold records signifying $1,000,000 sales of their al-bums.

Frank Sinatra hosted the presentations during a break in thefilming of "Marriage on the Rocks," which stars the three Re-prise Records personalities and Deborah Kerr. Sinatra pre-sented Martin with his gold record for the album "EverybodyLoves Somebody" and Lopez for his album "Trini Lopez at PJs."

Representing Reprise Records at the ceremony were JohnK. (Mike) Maitland, President of Warner Bros. Records, Mo Ostin,General Manager of Reprise Records, Bruce Hinton, PromotionManager, Joel Friedman, Director of Merchandising and BobSummers, Sales Manager for the record company. Also in at-tendance was Nancy Sinatra, who also appears in "Marriageon the Rocks "

These two gold albums bring to nine the number of goldrecord awards earned by Warner Bros./Reprise Records. Otherartists to receive awards have been Peter, Paul and Mary (fourtimes), Allan Sherman, Bob Newhart and the sound track al-bum to "The Music Man."

Above: Nancy Sinatra, TriniLopez, Frank Sinatra; below:

Dean Martin, Lopez.

Tenpins SinglesNEW YORK - Disneyland

Records' Marty Kadish re-ported that the label is ex-periencing strong sales notonly on the "Mary Poppins"sound track LP, but also ontwo singles from the package:"Supercalifragilisticexpialidoci-ous," by Julie Andrews andDick Van Dyke; and "ChimChim Cheree," by Van Dyke.

Kadish noted particularlygood results from the label'sconcentration on the musicoperator as a source of ex-posure.

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RECORD WORLD-April 24, 1965

At N.Y. Record Industry NARAS Shows GrammyAwards Presentations... Her Biggest Night

NEW YORK-With a record 800 -plus assembled in New York'sAstor Hotel Grand Ballroom (and large turnouts in Chicago,Los Angeles and Nashville), Grammy enjoyed one of her swing -ingest 31/4 hours last Tuesday evening (13).

It was the seventh presentation of the annual National Acad-emy of Recording Arts and Sciences achievement awards; anddisk notables a -plenty attended all ceremonies.

Louie "Hello Dolly" Armstrong was one of the evening's mostpopular "wins"-he was greeted with a standing ovation whenhe made his first appearance. His Kapp record of "Dolly" wonhim the best male vocal performance honor of the year, andJerry Herman picked up the baby gramophone as composer ofthe "song of the year." The main surprises of the evening,however, were the large number of awards won by the jazzyStan-Getz/Astrud Gilberto/"Girl from Ipanema"/Verve Recordscrowd (including "record of the year") ; and the total of fiveawards in the country -western category to Smash Records'Roger Miller.

The complete list of NARAS Award winners appears onpage 14.

Howe to CRDCHOLLYWOOD - Robert

Howe has joined Capitol Rec-ords Distributing Corp. as Na-tional Distribution Manager,announces Stanley M. Gortikov,President, CRDC.

Howe will be responsible forall aspects of product distribu-tion and comes to Capitol afterthree years as the Manager ofWarehouses and Fulfillmentfor the Columbia Record Club.Prior to that he served withthe Hallmark Greeting CardCo. (eight years) and Mont-gomery Ward (three years) insimilar distribution positions.

Howe, a native of Nebraska,is a graduate of the Universityof Nebraska (Bachelor of Sci-ence in Business Administra-tion) and will make his homein L.A. with his wife Helenand his son.

Shepherd At WBBURBANK, CALIF. - The

appointment of Mike Shepherdto the promo staff for WarnerBros and Reprise Recordsbrings to 10 the number ofpromotional representatives forthe record company.

Shepherd will cover theareas of Southern California,Southern Nevada and Arizona.

Amy Promo ManNEW YORK-In accordance

with the expansion program atAmy-Mala, Larry Uttal, Gen-eral Manager, announced lastweek the addition of Tom Mc-Caffrey to the staff. McCaffreywill act as a second nationalpromotion man assisting FredDe Mann.

Lowe Visits EuropeBernie Lowe, President of

Cameo -Parkway, left last weekfor an extended trip to Europe.

Colpix A& R PostFor Hank Levine

HOLLYWOOD-The appoint-ment of Hank Levine as WestCoast A&R director for Col-pix/Dimension Records hasbeen announced by Bob Yorke,VP and General Manager.

Arranger, producer, conduc-tor, and composer Levine hasbeen associated with numeroushit records for various artistsand virtually all labels overthe past several years. Born

in Pittsburgh,Pa., Levine re-ceived his mu-sical educationat CarnegieTech and theUniversity ofSouthern Cal-ifornia. H i scareer has in-cluded a briefstint as a clar-

inetist with the PittsburghSymphony while still in college.His subsequent activities rangethrough movie scoring and thearranging of radio and TVcommercials, as well as the cre-ation of hit records.

His duties at Colpix will in-clude a considerable amount ofwork in co-operation with inde-pendent record producers aspart of the company's projectedexpansion of activities in thatarea.

Jack Lewis continues in thecompanion position of A&R di-rector for the East Coast.

Hank Levine

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THREE STAR *** PICKS

YOU TURN ME ON BOY(Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI)

SOME OF YOUR LOVIN'(Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI)

THE HONEY BEES-Fontana 1505.Group should bring in the money

with this honey of a hit tune. Has anice bounce and cute lyric.

* * *EVERY MINUTE OF EVERY DAY (AI Gallico, BMI)

THAT'S ALRIGHT WITH ME (Al Gallico, BMI)1IFQ-Warner Bros. 5623.

A rock entry that should pull nicelyaway from the post. Group performsin current pop style.

* * *WELCOME TO MY HEART (Trio-Dubrina, BMI)

AIN'T THAT LOVE (Trio-Dubrina, BMI)THE BOUQUETS-Blue Cat 115.

Should be welcomed on the chartssoon. A sweet and spicy song aboutlove. * *

LET ME GET CLOSE TO YOU(Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI)

BABY, BABY, HULLABALOO (Bright Tunes, BMI)BEVERLY WARREN-Rust 5098.

Canary has a Goffin-King tune thatis extremely melodic and has compell-ing teen lyric. ** *QUEEN OF THE SENIOR PROM (Rhondora, BMI)

BLUE LADY (Chiplin, ASCAP)VAUGHN MONROE-Kapp 669.

Just the right song and timing to getVaughn back in the Top 100. A dreamywaltz that could catch.

* * *LOVER BABY (Tuneville, BMI)

MY WORLD OF BLUE (Michigan, BMI)HANK WALLIS-RCA Victor 47-8556.

Lover babies will respond to thisslow and attractive ballad with anunobstrusive rock beat.

***WALKING DOWN THE AISLE (Longhorn, BMI)

EVEN THOUGHT (Tek, BMI)LITTLE ALFRED-Jewel 744.

An r/b stroll down the wedding aislethat will have teenagers swooning whenthey hear about it.

* * *I WANT TO PARTY SOME MORE (Dawnton, BMI)

THIS LOVE (THAT I'M GIVING YOU)(Dawnton, BMI)

THE JOY-TONES-Coed 600.Will bring joy to many parties since

it has an appealing shuffle beat andsweet singing. ***

WHEN I'M RIGHT YOU DON'T REMEMBER(Screen Gems -Columbia, BMI)

CARELESS LOVE (Honeycomb, ASCAP)JIMMIE RODGERS-Dot 16720.

The singer has trotted out a mellowcountry -styled song that should gethim many hearings. The right one.

FOUR STAR **** PICKS

WISHING IT WAS YOU (Eden, BMI)YOU'RE MINE (JUST WHEN YOU'RE LONELY)

(Merna, BMI)CONNIE FRANCIS-MGM 13331.

One of Connie's best ever. About agirl marrying the wrong guy. Thrushweeps it out. * * * *MRS. JONES ('OW ABOUT IT) (Vanno, ASCAP)

TEA AND TRUMPETS (Colgems, ASCAP)THE DETERGENTS-Roulette 4616.

Lovely take -off that could take off.Is sufficiently different from "Mrs.Brown" to score as cute novelty on itsown steam, too.

****BRASILIA (Almo, ASCAP)

GOIN' OUT THE SIDE DOOR (Almo, ASCAP)BAJA MARIMBA BAND-A&M 218.

Bright and brisk and sunny instru-mental done to a snappy turn by theingratiating bandsmen.

****DARLING COME TALK TO ME (Don, BMI)

EVERYTHING (Eden, BMI)JOE HINTON-Backbeat 547.

The crooner draws a lot of emotionout of this tune and will get many lis-tens. Should be another chart trip.

****THREE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING

(Leo Feist, ASCAP)NOTHING'S NEW (Roosevelt, BMI)

BERT KAEMPFERT-Decca 31778.Coming off his tremendous "Red

Roses" hit, Bert keeps right in shapewith a smooth rendition of anotherold fave. ****

IT BREAKS MY HEART (Unart, BMI)VOODOO WOMAN (Unart, BMI)

BOBBY GOLDSBORO-United Artists 862.Another little thing out from Bobby

and will shoot up the chart. About abrokenhearted lad.

****THE REAL THING (Flo -Mar, BMI)

TEARDROPS FELL (EVERY STEP OF THE WAY)(Maggie, BMI)

TINA BRITT-Eastern 604.Bright Britt gal has the real thing

in hit records. The beat is from theselling category and the lyric will holdteens. ****

YES, I'M READY (Dandelion, BMI)BARBARA MASON-Arctic 105.

Young songstress invites love on thiswell done side. Teens will like the mes-sage. ****CASTING MY SPELL (Circle Seven -Elizabeth, BMI)

MASTERS OF WAR (Witmark, ASCAP)THE TALISMEN-American Arts 22.

Pulsating rock group will cast spellon teens who like dancing and hoppingaround. Lively chart nominee.

GEORGIE PORGIE (Pattern, ASCAP)AROUND THE CORNER (Pattern, ASCAP)

JEWEL AKENS-Era 3142.The new one has a sound very simi-

lar to the first. Will have teens allready to grab. ****

BROTHER, CAN YOU SPARE A DIME?(Harms, ASCAP)

MAGIC HORN (Paris, ASCAP)THE VILLAGE STOMPERS-Epic 5-9785.

The Stompers get more of their Dixieatmosphere in the grooves here. Thesong is still moving in the affluent so-ciety. ****

WITHOUT YOU (Devon, BMI)START LIVING (Devon, BMI)

MATT MONRO-Liberty 5.5786.A lush ballad Matt brings over in

slick and classy style. Will find its fol-lowing-and quick.

****LEARNING THE GAME (Peer, BMI)

DON'T STOP (Branston, BMI)THE HULLABALLOOS-Roulette 4612.

Top side is something a little slowerand definitely different for the bleach-ies. Flip is a driver.

****APRIL LOVE (Feist, ASCAP)

JOY IN THE MORNING (Miller, ASCAP)RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN-MGM 13340.

Big beat revival of the lovely andspringy romantic tune. Should enjoyrepeat success.

****CHILLY WIND (Jaspar, BMI)

THE LIGHT FROM THE LIGHTHOUSE(Jaspar, Eastwick, BMI)

THE SEEKERS-Marvel 1060.Another attractive folk tune from the

new group that is hitting it big overhere. Nice job. * * * *

WHEN I STOP LOVIN' YOU (Garpax, BMI)NIGHTS ARE LONG (Garpax, BMI)

THE FOUR FRESHMEN-Capitol 5401.Guys have taken an easy-going Gary

Paxton tune and have made an appeal-ing slow and quiet swinger.

****HURTING EACH OTHER (Geld -Udell, ASCAP)

DON'T KEEP YOUR FRIENDS AWAY(Geld -Udell, ASCAP)

JIMMY CLANTON-Mala 500.Very big and very thick production

here complete with cast of thousandsand drums. Should do very well forJimmy. ****

SAY GOODBYE TO DONNA (Radford, BMI)SINNER MAN (Radford, BMI)

CORY WELLS AND THE ENEMY'S-Valiant 714.

Sad song done by new crooner witha good and strong voice. Lyric is com-pelling about teen love.

RECORD WORLD-April 24, 1965

CHESSRECORDS

pop'u-lar (-ler), adj. 1. Suitable to thepublic in general; as: easy to under-stand; plain. 2. Beloved or approvedby the people. 3. Prevalent.

I DO LOVE YOUBILLY STEWARTChess 1922

THE ENTERTAINERTONY CLARKEChess 1924

WE'RE GONNA MAKE ITLITTLE MILTONChecker 1105

AIN'T NO BIG THINGTHE RADIANTSChess 1925

LOVE IS A FIVE LETTER WORDJAMES PHELPSArgo 5499

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BRINGING IT ALL BACK HOMEBOB DYLAN-Columbia CL 2328; CS 9128.

Poet of the young and committed,Dylan here rounds up some of his re-cent thoughts, one of which "Subter-ranean Homesick Blues," is making thescene as a single. There are some jokeshere and a number of legitimate com-plaints about the modern condition.Dylan is an undisciplined artist but anartist nonetheless. Good record.

BEST ALWAYS

RICK NELSON-Decca DL 4660; DL 74660.

Young singer sends another albumvalentine to his fans and includes acouple of his recent single releases-"Mean Old World," for instance. Healso adds his own versions of top rocksongs like "I Know a Place" and "SinceI Don't Have You."

PASS ME BY

PEGGY LEE-Capitol (S)T 2320.

Pass her by? Impossible. Peggythrows an hypnotic curveball of a songand, as per usual, listeners will grab.She includes the "Father Goose" themetune by Cy Coleman and CarolynLeigh and also has her new single"Sneakin' Up On You" here. Otherlucky songs are "Bewitched," "DearHeart," "I Wanna Be Around."

LITTLE THINGS

BOBBY GOLDSBORO-United Artists UAL 3425; UAS 6425.

Lad has packed a number of littlethings on this album that should givefanciers of well done songs for theyoung a good time. Bobby includes his"Little Things," of course, and "MeJapanese Boy, I Love You." Eightothers.

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WHENEVER A TEENAGER CRIES

REPARATA AND THE DELRONS-World Artists WAM 2006; WAS 3006.

Girls give surly rendition of a num-ber of rock and roll tunes. Their brandof singing seems to be especially popu-lar these days and should be the in-centive for sizeable sales. In additionto their first hit and their second one,"Tommy," they chant "If I Fell," "IHave a Boy Friend" and "Dedicated tothe One I Love."

MUSIC FOR POLKA LOVERSMILLION SELLERS POLKA STYLE

THE NEW YORKERS-Pan PLP 2101; PSP 9101.

A delightful polka review of a dozenhit songs from the last two decades.Spritely versions of such lovable dit-ties as "Buttons and Bows," "Don't Letthe Stars Get in Your Eyes," "PistolPackin' Mama" and others. Lads knowhow to stir up excitement around apolka and will please many.

MAIDA SINGS ISRAELI AND JEWISH FOLK

Audio Fidelity AFL,' 2136.

Folkstress does a number of affect-ing and effective Jewish and Israelifolk songs. She has a lovely sopranoand uses it extremely well. The collec-tion emphasizes a gamut of moods.Album notes translate the songs.

SOUL SOUL AND MORE SOUL

WALLACE BROTHERS-Sims 128.

This group packs soul into thegrooves with finesse and power. Theyought to wow listeners with the ver-sions of the included rhythm and bluesselections included. Present are "Pre-cious Words," "Faith," "Lover'sPrayer" and others.

SOUNDTRACKTHE GENTLE RAIN

SOUNDTRACK-Mercury MG 21016; SR 61016.

Luis Bonfa, who penned the hauntingmusic for "Black Orpheus," has donethe same chore for this new film, meantto be somewhat of a sequel to the afore-mentioned movie. His melodies are allsensitive, winsome and wistful. Cer-tainly they will be played for manyyears to come.

JAZZALEXANDER THE GREAT

MONTY ALEXANDER-Pacific Jazz 86.

Pianist has a great time tickling thekeys and they seem to be tickling back.The disk is his first and signals a veryimportant beginning. His chording isespecially striking-powerful andpleasing. The tunes he redoes include"If I Were a Bell," "Comin' Home

Never Been in Love Before."

SOULRAY BRYANT-Sue LP 1036 (m -s).

Soul piano playing by one of thebest. Rhythmic chord after rhythmicchord adds up to some moving keypounding on tunes like "I Miss YouSo," "I Almost Lost My Mind" (witha beautiful build built-in), "Since IFell for You" and "Goldfinger." Lis-teners will definitely get with it.

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BY SID PARNES

New Method For BMI AwardsBMI has decided on a new method for determining

its annual BMI awards. From now on a record willhave to reach the Top 10 in three of five papers.In addition to Record World, they include Bill-board, Cash Box, Variety and Music Business. Form-erly a BMI award went to the publisher and writersof a song if it reached Top 10 in any of the papers.Now it will take a majority of the five.

Dying British Cycle?Last week we suggested that the reports of the

dying British cycle were somewhat premature. Thisweek's installment is that "Game Of Love" by WayneFontana and the Mindbenders (a British group) hasreached No. 1 replacing "I'm Telling You Now" byFreddie and the Dreamers (a British group).

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Put The Correct Timing On RecordsDisk jockeys are complaining more and more that

record companies are either not putting the timeon records or are putting incorrect times on them.Any disk jockey or programming director who takeshis work seriously is highly dependent on the accu-rate timing of records. Not to have the correcttime on a record is not only an annoyance but adeterrent to proper programming. Record manufac-turers would do well to correct this problem.

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Chart ChallengersThis week Record World institutes a new feature

called Chart Challengers. It is designed to give anearly indication of the records which seem mostlikely to reach the Top 100 in a week or two. Forthe most part they are records which are just reach-ing the Coming Up chart. Programmers and dealerswill find that they can get a fast picture of thenewest hits by consulting this chart.

Engel Exec Dir.At Screen Gems

NEW YORK-Columbia Pic-tures -Screen Gems Music Divi-sion will enter into all aspectsof legitimate stage ventures inboth New York and London,according to President Don

Breaking InThe South

"GOOD LOVIN'S

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Kirshner. Veteran Broadwaymusical director Lehman En-gel has been appointed byKirshner to the newly -createdpost of Executive Director incharge of Musical Theater.

The firm will participate inboth financing and productionof worthy properties at an ac-celerated level, with emphasison the development of new andexisting music, properties,writers, concepts and direction.

Engel, who has signed along-term contract with Co-lumbia -Screen Gems and be-gins his duties immediately,has been the musical directorof 157 theater productions andof over 180 recordings withevery major record company.Engel will help channel anddirect the talent already un-der contract into wider ven-tures in the musical theater.

SINGLES COMING1 IN THE MEANTIME

(Robbins. ASCAP)Georgie Fame-Imperial 66104

2 I NEED YOU(Screen Gems -Col., BMI)Chuck Jackson-Wand 179

3 YOU WERE MADE FOR ME(E. B. Marks, BMI)Freddie & Dreamers-Tower 127

4 I'VEGOT FIVE DOLLARS ANDIT'S SATURDAY NIGHT

(Peer Intl., BMI)George & Gene-Musicor 1066

5 BETRAYED(Saturday & 4 Seasons, BMI)Four Seasons-Philips 40278

6 BOO-GA-LOU(Chi -Sound, Payton, BMI)Tom & Jerrio-ABC-Paramount 10638

1 YOU WERE ONLY FOOLING(Shapiro -Bernstein, ASCAP)Vic Damone-Warner Bros. 5616

8 GLORIA(Hyde Park, BMI)Them-Parrot 9427

9 TALK ABOUT LOVE(Rose Hill, BMI)Adam Faith-Amy 922

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BLIN' MIND(Kags, BMI)Sam Cooke-RCA Victor 8539

VENICE BLUE(Ludlow, BMI)

5399

THAT'LL BE THE DAY(Nor-Va-Jac, BMI)Everly Bros.-Warner Bros. 5611

THE MINUTE YOU'RE GONE(Robbins, ASCAP)Cliff Richards-Epic 9757

YOU CAN HAVE HIM(Harvard, Big Billy, BMI)Dionne Warwick-Scepter 1294

15 CHIM CHIM CHEREE(Wonderland, BMI)New Christy Minstrels-Columbia 43215

16 I'LL KEEP HOLDING ON(Marlon, BMI)Sonny James-Capitol 5375

11 HAWAII HONEYMOON(Zodiac, BMI)Waikikis-Kapp 52

18 GOOD LOVIN'Olympics-Loma 2013

19 CARMEN(Metric, BMI)Bruce & Terry-Columbia 43228

20 GEE BABY (I'M SORRY)(Palming & Zig Zag, BMI)3 Degrees-Swan 4197

21 HEY BABY(Lebill, BMI)Hi-Lites-Wessell 701

22 SUPERCALIFRAGILISTIC-

EXPIALIDOCIOUS(Wonderland, BMI)Julie Andrews & Dick Van Dyke-

Vista 434

23 GIRL ON THE BILLBOARD(Moss Rose, BMI)Del Reeves-United Artists 824

24 QUEEN OF THE HOUSE(Tree, BMI)Jody Miller-Capitol 5402

25 LET ME DOWN EASY(Premier, Don Dee, BMI)Betty Lavette-Calla 102

26 THIS IS IT(Acclaim, BMI)Jim Reeves-RCA Victor 8508

21 SINCE I DON'T HAVE YOU(Callico, Southern BMI)Four Seasons-Vee Jay 664

28 FUNNY HOW LOVE CAN BE(Southern, ASCAP)Ivy League-Cameo 356

29 LOUIE LOUIE(Linox, BMI)Kingsmen-Wand 143

30 GOTTA HAVE YOUR LOVE(Screen Gems -Col., BMI)Sapphires-ABC-Paramount 10639

31 EYES OF MINE(Meager, BMI)Rita Pavone-RCA Victor 8538

32 LUCKY TO BE LOVED(Fineline, Thelma-Grooverville, BMI)Emanuel Lasky-Wild Deuce 5006

33 THE GREATEST STORY EVER

TOLD(United Artists, ASCAP)Ferrante & Teicher-United Artists 816

34 MUSTANG SALLY(Fourteenth, BMI)Sir Mack Rice-Blue Rock 4104

35 CRY ME A RIVERMarie Knight-Musicor 1076

36 CRYING WON'T HELP YOUNOW

(Leatherneck, BMI)Clyde McPhatter-Mercury 72407

31 AND I LOVE HIM(Maclen, Unart, BMI)Esther Phillips-Atlantic 2281

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41(Morley, ASCAP)Kathy Keegan-DCP 1127

42 TENDER WORDS(Tycom, ASCAP)Martine Dalton-United Artists 821

43 AGUA DE BEBER(Bexhill, ASCAP)Astrud Gilberto-Verve 10352

44 THANKS MR. FLORIST(Mills, ASCAP)4 Lads-United Artists 852

45 EL PUSSYCATMongo Santamaria-Columbia 43171

46 MY HEART KEEPS FOLLOW-ING YOU

(Valley, BMI)Serendipity Singers-Philips 40273

41 SOUL SAUCECal T(ader-MGM 10345

48 LIPSTICK TRACESO'Jays-Imperial 66102

49 ONE STEP AHEAD(Roosevelt, BMI)Aretha Franklin-Columbia 43241

CONCRETE & CLAY(Saturday, BMI)Unit Four + Two-London 9751

(Tune Kal, BMI)Chuck Jackson & Maxine Brown-

Wand 181

LOVE IN ROME(Mills, ASCAP)Stu Foster-Gold Coin 707

THIS IS THE LIFE

50 SILVER DOLLAR(Hampshire House, BMI)Damita Jo-Epic 9766


Hail to the "Victors"Congratulations to the"Grammy"Atrard WinnersRCA VICTORSong of The YearHello, Dolly! -Jerry HermanBest Instrumental Composition (non -jazz)Pink Panther Theme-Henry ManciniBest Instrumental Performance (non -jazz)Pink Panther-Henry ManciniBest Instrumental ArrangementFink Panther -Henry ManciniBest Folk RecordingWe'll Sing in the Sunshine-Gale GarnettBest Country & WesternFocal Performance-FemaleHere Comes My Baby-DottieWestBest Performance -OrchestraMahler: Symphony No. 5in C -Sharp Minor and BergWozzeek EaVerpts-,_Erich LeinsdorfConducting The BostonSymphony OrchestraBest Chamber Performance-InstrumentalHeifetz -Piatigorsky Concerts withJacob Lateiner and Guests-Beethoven Piano Trio, Op. 1, No.1;Haydn: _Divertimento for Cello and Orchestra;Rozsa: Tema con Variazioni(for Violin, Cello and Orchestra)

Best Opera RecordingBizet: Carmen,-Herbert Von liarajan, conductingthe Vienna Philharmonic .

Orehestra and Chorus-PrincipalSoloists: Leontyne Price,Franeo Corelli, Robert Merrill,Mirella _Freni-John Culshaw,_produeerBest Choral Performance(Other Than Opera)Britten: A Ceremony of Carols,Rejoice in the Lamb, Festival Te Deum-The Robert Shaw Chorale;_Robert Shaw conductingBeet Vocal Soloist Performance(With orWithout Orchestra)Berlioz: Les nuits d'ete(Song Cycle) and Falls:El Amor Brujo-_Leon,tyne PriceBest Album CoverSaint -Satins: Carnivalof The Animals andBritten: Young Person's Guideto the Orchestra(The Boston Pops Orchestra,Arthur Fiedler, conductor) -Robert Jones,art director; Jan Balet, graphic artist

RCA VICTORThe most trusted name in sound

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SINGLESBOO-GA-LOUTom & Jerrio-

ABC-Paramount 10638

YOU WERE ONLY FOOLINGVic Damone-Warner Bros. 5616

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Gerry, PacemakersVisit, Wax Here

NEW YORK -Gerry and thePacemakers capped the firstweek of their third Americantour with their first recordingsession in the United States.

Permission was obtainedfrom manager Brian Epsteinand musical director GeorgeMartin by Trans -Atlantic phonecalls to London for Laurie tocut the group in two sidesThursday (15) at the CapitolRecording Studios. The session

was held just prior to the startSaturday (17) of Murray the K'sall-star Brooklyn Fox Easterweek rock extravaganza, whichstars Gerry and the Pacemakers,along with the Tamla-MotownRevue from Detroit.

One side was cut especiallyfor British release, while thesecond was designed for theAmerican market. A third proj-ect undertaken during the ses-sion was a special seven-inchrecording for fan club mem-bers only. Lads have left on a35 -day "Shindig" tour.

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1. RECORD OF THE YEAR:THE GIRL FROM IPANEMA-StanGetz and Astrud Gilberto

A & R Producer, Creed Taylor2. ALBUM OF THE YEAR - NON-

CLASSICAL:GETZ /GILBERTO-Stan Getz, JoaoGilberto

A & R Producer, Creed Taylor3. ALBUM OF THE YEAR -CLASSI-

CAL:BERNSTEIN: SYMPHONY NO. 3("KADDISH") - Leonard Bernsteincond. the New York PhilharmonicOrchestra

4 & Producer. John McClure4. SONG OF THE YEAR:

HELLO, DOLLY !-Composer, JerryHerman

5. BEST INSTRUMENTAL COMPOSI-TION (OTHER THAN JAZZ) :

THE PINK PANTHER THEME -Cemposer, Henry Mancini

6. BEST VOCAL PERFORMANCE -FEMALE:

PEOPLE -Barbra Streisand7. BEST VOCAL PERFORMANCE -

MALE:HELLO, DOLLY !-Louis Armstrong

8. BEST INSTRUMENTAL JAZZ PER-FORMANCE - SMALL GROUP ORSOLOIST WITH SMALL GROUP:

GETZ/GILBERTO-Stan Getz9. BEST INSTRUMENTAL JAZZ PER-

FORMANCE - LARGE GROUP ORSOLOIST WITH LARGE GROUP:

GUITAR FROM IPANEMA - Lau-rindo Almeida

10. BEST ORIGINAL JAZZ COMPOSI-TION:

THE CAT -Composer, Lalo Schifrin11. BEST INSTRUMENTAL PERFORM-

ANCE -NON -JAZZ:PINK PANTHER -Henry Mancini

12. BEST INSTRUMENTAL ARRANGE-MENT:

PIN.0 PANTHER -Henry Mancini -Arranger, Henry Mancini

13. BEST ACCOMPANIMENT ARRANGE-MENT FOR VOCALIST/S OR IN-STRUMENTALIST/S:

PEOPLE -- Barbra Streisand - Ar-ranger, Peter Matz

14. BEST PERFORMANCE BY A VOCALGROUP:A HARD DAY'S NIGHT -The Beatles

15. BEST PERFORMANCE BY A CHO-RUS:THE SWINGLE SINGERS GO BA-

ROQUF-The Swingle Singers16. BEST ORIGINAL SCORE WRITTEN

FOR A MOTION PICTURE OR TELE-VISION SHOW:

MARY POPPINS-Composers, Rich-ard M. and Robert Sherman

17. BEST SCORE FROM AN ORIGINALCAST SHOW ALBUM:

FUNNY GIRL - Composers, JuleStyne and Bob Merrill

A & R Producer, Richard Jones18. BEST COMEDY PERFORMANCE:

I STARTED OUT AS A CHILD-Bill Cosby

19. BEST DOCUMENTARY, SPOKENWORD OR DRAMA RECORDING(OTHER THAN COMEDY) :BBC TRIBUTE TO JOHN F. KEN-NEDY -"That Was the Week ThatWas" Cast

20. BEST ENGINEERED RECORDING:GETZ/GILBERTO - Stan Getz, JoaoGilberto -Engineer, Phil Ramone

21. BEST ENGINEERED RECORDING--SPECIAL OR NOVEL EFFECTS:

THE CHIPMUNKS SING THEBEATLES - The Chipmunks -Engineer, Dave Hassinger

22. BEST ALBUM COVER:PEOPLE -Barbra Streisand-Art Di-r.ctor. Robert Cato, Photographer,Don Bronstein

23. BEST RECORDING FOR CHILDREN:MARY POPPINS -Julie Andrews,Dick Van Dyke, and original cast

24. BFST ROCK AND ROLL RECORD-ING:

DOWNTOWN-Petula Clark25. BEST RHYTHM AND BLUES RE-

CORDING:HOW GLAD I AM -Nancy Wilson

26. BEST FOLK RECORDING:WE'LL SING IN THE SUNSHINE-Gale Garnett

27. BEST GOSPEL OR OTHER RELIG-IOUS RECORDING (MUSICAL) :

GREAT GOSPEL SONGS -TennesseeErnie Ford

om page 7)28. BEST NEW ARTIST OF 1964:

THE BEATLES29. BEST COUNTRY & WESTERN

SINGLE:DANG ME -Roger Miller

A & R Producer, Jerry Kennedy30. BEST COUNTRY & WESTERN AL-

BUM:DANG ME/CHUG-A-LUG - RogerMiller

A & R Producer, Jerry Kennedy31. BEST COUNTRY & WESTERN VO-

CAL PERFORMANCE -FEMALE:HERE COMES MY BABY (single) -Dottie West

32. BEST COUNTRY & WESTERN VO-CAL PERFORMANCE -MALE:

DANG ME (singlet -Roger Miller33. BEST COUNTRY & WESTERN

SONG:DANG ME --Composer, Roger Miller

34. BEST NEW COUNTRY & WESTERNARTIST OF 1964:

ROGER MILLER35. BEST ALBUM NOTES:

MEXICO (LEGACY COLLECTION)-Carlos Chavez -Annotators, Stan -t -n Catlin. Carleton Beals

36. BEST PERFORMANCE - ORCHES-TRA:

MAHLER: SYMPHONY NO. 5 INC SHARP MINOR /BERG : "WOZ-ZECK" EXCERPTS -Phyllis Curtin

Erich Leinsdorf conducting theBoston Symphony Orchestra

37. BEST CHAMBER PERFORMANCE-INSTRUMENTAL:

BEETHOVEN: TRIO NO. 1 IN EFLAT, OP. 1, NO. 1-

Heifetz-Piatigorsky Concerts withJacob Lateiner, piano

38. BEST CHAMBER MUSIC PERFORM-ANCE -VOCAL:

IT WAS A LOVER AND HIS LASS(MORLEY, BYRD & OTHERS) -

New York Pro Musics, Noah Green-berg conductor

39. BEST PERFORMANCE - INSTRU-MENTAL SOLOIST OR SOLOISTS(WITH ORCHESTRA) :PROKOFIEFF: CONCERTO NO. 1IN D MAJOR FOR VIOLIN -

Isaac Stern (Eugene Ormandy con-ducting Philadelphia Orchestra)

40. BEST PERFORMANCE - INSTRU-MENTAL SOLOIST (WITHOUT OR-CHESTRA):

VLADIMIR HOROWITZ PLAYSBEETHOVEN, DEBUSSY, CHOPIN(BEETHOVEN: SONATA NO. 8"PATHETIQUE": DEBUSSY: PRE-LUDES: CHOPIN: ETUDES &SCHERZOS 1 THRU 4) -VladimirHorowitz

41. BEST OPERA RECORDING:BIZET: CARMEN - Herbert vonKarnjan conducting, Vienna Philhar-monic Orchestra & Chorus -PrincipalSoloists: Leontyne Price, FrancoCorelli, Robert Merrill, Mirella Freni

42. BEST CHORAL PERFORMANCE(OTHER THAN OPERA) :

BRITTEN: A CEREMONY OFCAROLS -The Robert Shaw Cho-rale-

Robert Shaw Conductor43. BEST VOCAL SOLOIST PERFORM-

ANCE (WITH OR WITHOUT OR-CHESTRA) :

BERLIOZ: NUITS D'ETE (SONGCYCLE)/FALLA: EL AMOR BRU-JO-

Leontyne Price (Fritz Reiner cond.Chicago Symphony)

44. BEST COMPOSITION BY A CON-TEMPORARY COMPOSER:

PIANO CONCERTO - Composer,Samuel Barber

45. BEST ENGINEERED RECORDING:BRITTEN: YOUNG PERSON'SGUIDE TO THE ORCHESTRA -Carlo Maria

Giulini cond. Philharmonia Orches-tra -Engineer, Douglas Larter

46. BEST ALBUM COVER:SAINT-SAENS: CARNIVAL OFTHE ANIMALS/BRITTEN: YOUNGPERSON'S GUIDE TO THE OR-CHESTRA -Arthur Fiedler cond.Boston Pops -Art Director. RobertJones --Graphic Artist, Jan Balet

47. MOST PROMISING NEW RECORD-ING ARTIST:

MARILYN HORNE (Mezzo -Soprano)

Cameo ExpandsNEW YORK -Jerry Shifrin,

marking 10 busy weeks as Gen-eral Manager of Cameo/Park-way Records, has set a hecticpace that is reflected in thelabel's increased activity in

sales, acquisition of masters,new talent, promotion and re-cording. Shifrin announced thatCameo/Parkway has moved in-to a larger suite in 1650 Broad-way in order to accommodatethe continuing expansion of theNew York office.

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Stig Anderson Lets Us Letkis

Stig Anderson,Anderson, prexy of Sweden Music and a principal of PolarMusic, a Swedish record company, is currently conducting busi-ness negotiations in the U.S., with an emphasis on the Letkis.

Anderson's visit is for the primary purpose of exploiting theLetkis melodies. The Letkis (or Jenka) is a kissing combinationof the polka and the bunny hop. It swept out of Sweden, toppedcharts in Europe, stired up action in Japan and is currently pick-ing up steam in this country. Anderson's Sweden Music owns prac-tically all of the copyrighted Letkis melodies and validates theauthenticity of recordings of Letkis rhythms with its own offi-cial stamp.

Anderson has already leased masters of Letkis LPs to the fol-lowing American record companies: Reprise, Vee-Jay, Audio Fidel-ity, London, Aura and Mercury. Mercury is rushing out its "Scan-danavian Letkis Dance Band" LP conducted by S. 0. Walldoff onthe Philips label. LPs on other labels should be hitting the storesshortly.

After making a grand slam in New York, Anderson left for fourdays on the coast. Included in his schedule there are meetingswith the producers of "Shindig" and Four Star TV, plus exten-sive press and magazine interviews with the Letkis Dancers,the troupe that Anderson brought over here to introduce theLetkis. Then it's back to Sweden for mor Letkis LPs on hisPolar label. In the works on that label now: a Letkis LP byFin Timber, a "Crazy Otto" type artist.

Maxin To EuropeArnold Maxin, recently ap-

pointed Executive Veep of theBig 3 Music Corporation (Rob-bins -Feist -Miller), leaves forEurope April 22 for confabswith the pubbery's affiliates.

Maxin will hold London, Parisand Cologne meetings to dis-cuss current music scores andgeneral policy relative to Big3 world-wide music exploita-tion. He will wrap up music de-tails on MGM's "Where theSpies Are" now being filmed inLondon and will also hop toSpain for MGM's "DoctorZhivago."

New Freddie OutCHICAGO-In a rush move

due to the increasing popular-ity of Freddie and the Dream-ers, Mercury Records startedpressing the new F & D single,"Do the Freddie," on April 8and released it to dealers overthe week -end.

The label had a special lyricand rock rhythm written inChicago, then exported ImportCo-ordinator Lou Reizner toManchester, England, April 5to meet with Freddie, etc. Theboys recorded the sides thefollowing day.

Miller At CapAs Controller

HOLLYWOOD - Glenn E.Wallichs, Chairman of theBoard and Chief Executive Offi-cer, Capitol Records, Inc., an-nounced the appointment ofEugene L. Mueller to thenewly -created post of CRI Gen-eral Controller.

Mueller will serve as a mem-ber of CRI's senior financialteam with M. S. Hardy, CRITreasurer, and will thus shareresponsibility for all CRI finan-cial, accounting and controlleractivities. Both executives willreport directly to CRI Presi-dent, Alan W. Livingston.

Mueller joins Capitol after a10 -year association with Chrys-ler Corporation, Detroit, wherehe has most recently served asController and Treasurer ofChrysler Leasing Corporation.Previous Chrysler posts in-cluded Budget Director, Car &Truck Operations, Dodge Divi-sion. Controller of Parts &Equipment, and Financial Ad-visor, Groups & Plants Manu-facturing Parts & Assemblies,corporate staff.

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UA's Bobby GoldsboroRides High -& Often

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NEW YORK-Three separateunits of "Dick Clark's Caravanof Stars" started their cross-country, 45 -day tour April 15,with No. 3, subtitled, just tocomplicate matters, "Gene Pit-ney's Shower of Stars with TimTormey," a 1 s o headliningUnited Artists Records' risingBobby Goldsboro.

Following a recent three -and -a -half -week jaunt with the FourSeasons, Bobby considers him-self something of a veteran atthis kind of "bussing."

"If you're with guys who justlike to sleep, all the travelingcan be boring," Bobby opinedjust before embarking. "But Iknow all these guys real well,and it should be a ball."

Also on the tour, besides Pit-ney and Tormey, are Chad andJeremy, Vic Dana (fresh froman appendectomy), the BillBlack Combo, the Reasons, DarinD'Anna, Gary Lewis and thePlayboys, the Crystals, the Re-flections, the Rag Dolls, BrianHyland, Ronnie Cochran andSusan Wayne.

When he completes this tourhe expects to start preparing forhis film debut, a project, "Godwillin'," set to go before thecareras around June in Miamiwith Goldsboro's buddies GenePitney and Roy Orbison alsosinging and acting in the cast.

It was with Roy Orbison'stouring band that Bobby, a bornFloridian and a bred Alabaman,got his first professional break.Although he had always wanted

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to play baseball for a living, aukelele gift in high school blos-somed into a guitar and theshow biz bug. Bobby left Au-burn College in his third yearand toured the nation for twoyears with Roy, even collabo-rated with him on several songs.

And Bobby is quite a prolifictunesmith. He's written all ofhis UA hits except "Me Japa-nese Boy," which is a BurtBacharach credit. "Voodoo Wo-man," the current Goldsborodeck, is also a Bobby original;and he wrote all the tunes onhis "Little Things" album, too.

"Funny thing," confided Bob-by. " 'Little Things' as a singlehas sold 30 or 40,000 more than`See the Funny Little Clown,'which went higher on thecharts."

Bobby's first two albums wereballads, so were the first threeUA singles. "Voodoo Woman" isan uptempo piece, however. "Ifit does well, maybe we'll comeback to ballads-don't want toget in a rut," said Bobby. Herecorded his early material inNew York, but has been doingthe later sides in Nashville."They know how to do it-ther&b, etc.-better down there,they've been playing it for solong. And they're so relaxed.The essence of the 'NashvilleSound' is the separation of in-struments. The lush ballads-with the violins and everything-sound better up here."

As a result of hearing Bobbyon a demo record, Jack Gold,then an independent record pro-ducer (now director of A&R atUA), called Bobby and set uphis first session: "Molly," whichwas placed on the Laurie label.Then came "The Letter." WhenGold joined UA, he immediatelysaw to it that Bobby was signedto a recording contract there.

At UA, Bobby, a modest,clean-cut 24 -year -old, has al-ready gone a long way-and thisweek: New England and upstateNew York.

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Deejays Are AnnouncersHOLLYWOOD-A young and relatively inexperienced disk

jockey said to me the other day, "I always inject a little humorinto all the live commercials I do, sort of ad lib around thembecause I have a tough time reading a straight spot."

After a short discussion with him I found that he really didhave a tough time reading a straight spot. He ad libbed andplayed around with his commercials because he was unableto read them straight. Though he had become a fairly adequatedeejay, he had not yet become an announcer. And make nomistake about it, djs are announcers . . . or at least they shouldbe.

Ted Randal

Those of you who are just learning the radioprofession should realize immediately that vir-tually all of the men who are quite successfulas disk jockeys are also quite versatile as an-nouncers. Most of them could handle any typeof show on any type of station because theyprobably have done so in the past, or they havetaken the time to acquaint themselves in thatarea. Many of the neophytes in the radio indus-try erroneously think all that is necessary isthat one like records, be familiar with themand sound relatively pleasant on the air. And

there are many men who do fairly well in the business withonly a little more knowledge and ability than that, but mostof them are not able to climb up many rungs of the ladder.

It takes a lot of work to become an announcer; it requiresan equal amount of effort to become a good disk jockey. Ifyou are thinking of becoming a comedian, just ask any oneof the few successful comedians how much time and efforthe expended before he "made it." And if you think you are ableto ad lib humor, you'd better stop to consider why Bob Hopefinds it necessary to spend huge amounts of money each yearfor a staff of writers.

There is only one thing that makes a man an expert in hisprofession, and that is work. If you are blessed with the basicability, work hard and you will be amazed at how easy it is tobecome a successful disk jockey and announcer.

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Randal's Ramblings...If you've already read about

the "Shindig" roadshow, thismay seem to be old hat, butI'm so impressed with it thata few words have to be passedalong to you. With such actsas the Newbeats, the Hon -dells, the Dixie Cups, JohnAndrea, Sue Thompson, JimDoval & The Gauchos (theyare something else), RooseveltGrier and the regular Shindigdancers, singers and band onewould expect healthy turnouts.They have not just beenhealthy . . . they've been totalsellouts!

Surprisingly, what has im-pressed me most is the caliberof the show itself, probablythe most professionally per-formed show of this type everto hit the road. Kudos ofcourse must go to the entirestaff, but a special type ofapplause should be reservedfor Jack Good for his insist-

ence on perfection in every de-tail.

While the "Shindig" show isout setting records, the Os-mond Brothers are settingsome kind of a record of theirown, probably that of beingthe youngest group ever toplay at the Fairmont Hotel inSan Francisco. The boys, rang-ing in age from about 8-15,are causing Papa some con-cern because of an increasinginterest in contemporary music. . . A smiling and pink-cheeked Ian Whitcomb wasvery excited about getting tosee Hollywood last week. Hewas in town with his producer,Jerry Dennon, to film "Holly-wood a Go Go" and the April21 edition of "Shindig."

Both San Francisco and LosAngeles are preparing them-selves for a visit from thepopular Columbia artist JeanPaul Vignon. He'll be in bothplaces sometime this week.


SpotlitemsBobby Sherman finished his two-week tour for Decca and is

back in Los Angeles. He also plans a film this summer setaround the "Shindig" TVer co-starring Donna Loren.

The Sherry Sisters have signed a 52 -week contract with UHFchannel 47's Monday Night Variety show "Caravan of Stars" . . .

Pactee Jacqueline Peters has finished cutting her first WarnerBros. album . . . Nina Simone has hit the college trail startingwith an April 15 appearance at New York's Hunter academy. . . Jay and the Americans have a couple more "Hullabaloo"tapings scheduled and one -niters galore.

The Smothers Brothers are breaking in new album material atthe Los Angeles Troubadour Club May 9-11 and the HuntingtonBeach Bear Club May 11-12 . . . Bobby Vinton's in London . . . .

Ronnie Martin is headlining the ACT IV in Detroit and willsoon emcee the American Cancer Society Michigan Chapter'sbenefit show . . . Bruce Scott, Mercury newcomer, has beenset for a "Hullabaloo" videouting.

Xavier Cugat and his Charo Baeza will headline the New YorkParamount's show opening May 7 . . . Bette McLaurin will bedoing a few guest appearances on Philadelphia and Washington,D. C. TV shows soon . . . Catherine Spaak is back in Romeafter attending a Vee-Jay dinner in Beverly Hills recently thathonored her bow as a label star.

Coinciding with the release of their debut single on Columbia,"Mr. Tambourine Man," the Byrds appeared on the "Shivaree"TVer in April, as well as fulfill club engagements at Ciro's,Hollywood, through April 13 followed by a stint at the Trouba-dour for thee days starting April 27. Bob Dylan wrote the tune,Terry Melcher produced . . . The Explosions are set for EdenRoc, Miami Beach, for two weeks beginning April 30.

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The Animals' winged to the U.S. April 13 for an eight -daystay. They will appear on the NBC-TV network show "Hulla-baloo" and on the Clay Cole syndicated show. They are alsobooked for a short personal appearance in Puerto Rico and inthe Bahamas.

The Everly Brothers left April 11 on a nine -country tour ofthe Continent. The Warner Bros. Records artists are thevanguard of what John K. Maitland, president of the company,has called the most extensive program of international co-operation between record companies ever organized. Whilein Germany the Everlys will be hosted by Teldec Records,Warner licensee in Germany which has set up a special re-cording session for Don and Phil Everly with independentproducer Gerhardt Mendelson. On April 17 the Everlys arrivedin Milan in time to attend the convention of Warner Bros.Records' Italian licensee, CGD.

Ian Whitcomb does "This Sporting Life" on "Shindig" April21; and Freddie and the Dreamers drop by Ed Sullivan's TVerApril 25, probably including their chart -topper, "I'm TellingYou Now," in the repertoire . . . WMCA-N.Y.'s Joe O'Brienwill emcee Al Hirt's Carnegie Hall concerts April 22 and 24. . . Charles Aznavour dispensed copies of his "Venice Blue"at New York's Fine Arts Theater last week where his flick,"Taxi for Tobruk," is playing. He then departed for theCoast and a Danny Kaye outing.

Who said the British groups aren't accepted everywhere?According to an ad on the front page of Variety recently, thenew Otto Preminger film, "Bunny Lake is Missing," will top -cast such theatrical royalty as Laurence Oliver, Noel Coward,Martita Hunt and the Zombies! What's more, the Zombies arebilled in the same size type as the others.

Too Much LabelingIn Disk Biz; RCA'sVet Joe Williams

BY DAVE FINKLENEW YORK - The record

world is populated in partthese days by stars who haverocketed to fame on thestrength of one record - evenone recording session - and itis in this world that Joe Wil-liams, recording now for over10 years, said recently, "I'mjust beginning. I haven't evenscratched the surface. There'sso much I haven't done."

And he meant quite sincerelythat, even though he has earnedwidespread respect as a top-notch musician, he still has notsatisfied himself.

Henderson's fourth RCA Vic-tor package, "The Song isYou," is released this month-an album entirely composed ofstandards primarily of pre -1940 vintage.

Such repertoire underlineswhat is an essential fact aboutthe Joe Henderson that is nowsinging on the night club -TV -European -RCA Victor circuit.He is not, as many buyers maystill think, a singer restrictedto the jazz catalogs. "Labels,"he said, "are put on by peoplein the business. There is toomuch categorizing and it canbe harmful."

(RCA, by the way, has beentoying with the idea of releas-ing as a single the lush andfull Henderson version of"Yours is My Heart Alone"from "The Song is You" elpee.)

As a matter of fact, at thispoint, Henderson wants toscratch as many surfaces aspossible. "I'd like to do a coun-try and Western album. Andthere are rock and roll songsI'd like to sing. I might add`Splish Splash' to my reper-toire."

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CHICAGO - Chubby Valens,CKCL deejay, Montreal, Canada,writes that he reads this columnevery week. He digs R&B musicand holds record hops eachweekend at the "Soul Place."Some of Valens' favorite artistsare: Billy Stewart, Yvonne Fair,the Olympics, Rufus & CarlaThomas, the Isley Brothers,King Coleman, Bunker Hill,Jimmy Normand and Don Co-vay.

1965 NARA Convention News:President of NARA HoustonChapter is Lee Frazier; Chair-man of Convention, Novella

Smith; Assistant Chairman, George Nelson; Publicity, McKinleyWilliams; Hospitality Committee, Travis Gardner; Invitations,Jeanne Baylor; Entertainment Committee Chairman, CharlieHarris; Assistants, Chester McDowell and Avery Davis; Corre-sponding Secretary, Ethel Gray; Chairman of Speakers Commit-tee, Al Garner; Transporation Committee, Gladys Hill and JamesWalker. Convention will be held in Houston, Texas, at the RiceHotel.

Imperial's Promo Director, Renny Roker, came into town andlaid one on us by the O'Jays, "Lipstick Traces (On A Ciga-rette) !" Hit of the Week on WVON (Chicago) and WWIN (Bal-timore).

Detroit's WCHB power has been increased to 10,000 KW. 100record programmed weekly. This should have a dramatic effecton the record market. Picks of the Week on WCHB: No. 1 -"It'sGrowing" (the Temptations) on Gordy; Soul Pick Hit: "LipstickTraces" (the O'Jays) on Imperial.

Big in Houston, Texas: Chet McDowell's recording of "Chainsof Love" on Dargl. The KYOK broadcast from Palladium Ball-room on April 6 for the Selma Alabama Freedom Ball netted $3,-900.

Steve Walling, program director from WROZ, Evansville, Ind.,says that "My Man" by Johnnie Matthews (Blue Rock) is a solidsmash locally. He urges more airplay for this record.

Blue Rock A&R producer Andre Williams says that Chicago'sBudland (64th & Cottage Grove) will be the scene of its first"live" on -location recording session Wednesday, April 21. Ofcourse, Blue Rock artists will be featured. The press is invited.The Four Jays (E. Rodney Jones, Jim Reese, Jerry Murray andJay Jay) will be on hand plus the faithful Budlanders.

Jack Gibson, Motown's national promotion director, and Iwere sneak previewers at the Supremes' latest session, and to ourears the girls will have their fifth No. 1 hit. The Supremes willappear at the Copa June 15 during the height of the prom season.

After their Copa appearance, they will fly to Hollywood torecord their Christmas elpee.

The Supremes' tribute to Sam Cooke and Marvin Gaye's tributeto Nat "King" Cole. These are worth waiting for. Jack alsoreported that during his latest trip to St. Louis, Robert "BQ" ofKATZ was hard at work on the Dave Dixon Memorial Fund. Abig show is scheduled at Kiel Auditorium during the early partof May, 1965. Dixon was the late program director of KATZand president of NARA.

Jerry Butler and Betty Everett are scoring heavily on theirlatest "Since I Don't Have You" (Vee-Jay). These two are anatural together.

Soon to be released from Motown: an LP by Billy Eckstine.Eckstine fans will be pleased and new fans will be won. Thisone is a must.

Roulette's Red Schwartz writes that E. Rodney Jones (WVON)flipped when he heard the Knights and Arthur on "I Wanna GoBack." Another good one is "Walkin' " by Jimmy Jones.

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MY MINDSolomon Burke -Atlantic

2. SHOTGUNJr. Walker -Soul

3. IKO IKODixie Cups -Red Bird

4. STOP IN THE NAME OFLOVE

Supremes-Motown5. I'LL BE DOGGONE

Marvin Gaye-Tamla6. CLAPPING SONG

Shirley Ellis -Congress7. WE'RE GONNA MAKE IT

Little Milton -Checker8. 000 BABY BABY

Miracles-Tamla9. WOMAN'S GOT SOUL

Impressions -ABC -Paramount10. IT'S GROWING

Temptations -Gordy

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MY MINDSolomon Burke -Atlantic


Supremes-Motown4. IKO IKO

Dixie Cups -Red Bird5. CLAPPING SONG

Shirley Ellis -Congress6. I'LL BE DOGGONE

Marvin Gaye-Tamla7. WOMAN'S GOT SOUL

Impressions -ABC -Paramount8. 000 BABY BABY

Miracles-Tamla9. WE'RE GONNA MAKE IT

Little Milton -Checker10. IT'S GROWING

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Tony Clarke -Chess4. JUST ONCE IN MY LIFE

Righteous Bros.-Philles5. WHEN I'M GONE

Brenda Holloway-Tamla6. SHOTGUN

Jr. Walker -Soul7. CLAPPING SONG

Shirley Ellis -Congress8. 000 BABY BABY

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Temptations -Gordy0. WE'RE GONNA MAKE IT

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1 GOT TO GET YOU OFF MY MINDSolomon Burke-Atlantic 2276

2 STOP IN THE NAME OF LOVESupremes-Motown 1074

3 I'LL BE DOGGONEMarvin Gaye-Tamla 54112

4 IT'S GROWINGTemptations-Gordy 7040

5 NOWHERE TO RUNMartha & Vandellas-Gordy 7039

6 000 BABY BABYMiracles-Tamla 54113

7 WE'RE GONNA MAKE ITLittle Milton-Checker 1105

8 I DO LOVE YOUBilly Stewart-Chess 1922

9 SHOTGUNJr. Walker-Soul 35008

10 THE ENTERTAINERTony Clarke-Chess 1924

11 WOMAN'S GOT SOULImpressions-ABC-Paramount 10647

12 DON'T MESS UP A GOOD THINGFontella Bass & Bobby McClure-

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13 NOTHING CAN STOP MEGene Chandler-Constellation 149

14 IKO IKODixie Cups-Red Bird 10-024

15 PEACHES AND CREAMIkettes-Modern 1005

16 THE BARRACUDAAlvin Cash & Crawlers-Mar-V-Lus 6005

17 JUST ONCE IN MY LIFERighteous Bros.-Philles 127

18 IT'S GOT THE WHOLE WORLD SHAKIN'Sam Cooke-RCA Victor 8539

19 NEVER NEVER LEAVE MEMary Wells -20th Century Fox 570

20 MR. PITIFULOtis Redding-Volt 124

21 THE CLAPPING SONGShirley Ellis-Congress 234

22 PEOPLE GET READYImpressions-ABC-Paramount 10622

23 BIG CHIEFProfessor Longhair-Watch 1900

24 MY GIRLTemptations-Gordy 7038

25 THE RECORDBen E. King-Atco 6343

26 CRYING WON'T HELP YOU NOWClyde McPhatter-Mercury 72407

27 SOMEONE TO LOVEZ. Z. Hill-Kent 416

28 SINCE I DON'T HAVE YOUBetty Everett & Jerry Butler-Vee Jay

29 TEASIN' YOUWillie Tee-Atlantic 2273

30 AIN'T NO TELLINGBobby Bland-Duke 390

SHE'S ABOUT A MOVERSir Douglas Quintet-Tribe 8308

32 DEAR DADChuck Berry-Chess 13627

33 COME BACK BABYRoddie Joy-Red Bird 10-021

34 CHAINS OF LOVEDrifters-Atlantic 2285

35 A WOMAN CAN CHANGE A MANJoe Tex-Dial 4006

36 THE BIRDS AND THE BEESJewel Akens-Era 3141

37 AND I LOVE HIMEsther Phillips-Atlantic 2281

38 LIPSTICK TRACESO'Jays-Imperial 66102

39 SOMETHING YOU GOTChuck Jackson & Maxine Brown-

Wand 181

40 YOU GOT WHAT IT TAKESJoe Tex-Dial 4003

Portrait Of Al Hirt:

From Carnegie To Gleason SubBY DAVE FINKLE

NEW YORK -NEW OR-LEANS-Since the night ofTuesday, April 13, was Gram-my night, it seemed like a niceidea to talk to a relatively re-laxed Grammy winner fromlast year in the short hoursbefore the award -giving cere-mony.

Record World chose to phoneRCA Victor's Al Hirt at hisclub in New Orleans far awayfrom the sites of the impendingfestivities. Although Hirt hadbeen asked to participate inthis year's award doling andwas also a nominee in theBest Instrumental Performance,Non -Jazz category for his gold -disked "Cotton Candy," he wasforced to stay home because ofa previous contracted engage-ment.

"I'm sorry I can't be there,but it came up in such a hurrythis year. Too late for me tochange my plans," Hirt said.

At Carnegie April 22-24But, he reminded, he will be

arriving in New York Monday,April 19, to begin rehearsingfor a rather exciting pair ofplaydates at Carnegie HallApril 22 and April 24. "We'llbegin working on Tuesday," heinfoed. "I haven't even seenthe arrangements. Gerald Wil-son is doing them and I knowthey'll be good. I'll be workingwith a big band for one halfof the program and using mysextet in the second half anddoing some singing. We'll haveabout 20 instruments and it'llbe a swing band."

Certainly an exciting pros-pect for concert ticket holders.But, the Hirt shebang is alsoan exciting prospect for recordbuyers since it's going to berecorded by RCA probably forsummer release, making it acandidate for next year's Gram-my and probably for anotherHirt gold disk. (Al was re-cently awarded two R. I. -A. A. plaques at one sitting-

the first was for the above -mentioned "Cotton Candy" andthe second was for "SugarLips." "Cotton Candy," inci-dentally, was a Record World"album pick of the week" aswas his recent "That HoneyHorn Sound" package.)

Replacing GleasonAlso coming up on the Hirt

schedule is a 13 -week summerTV series slotted in the JackieGleason Saturday night hour."We're looking for the formatright now," Hirt said of theshow that will be produced inNew York by Ed Sullivan inhis first producing ventureaway from his own show. "It'llbe a variety show and we'rethinking of featuring youngeracts in the first half and actswith an older appeal in the sec-ond half. I won't be involvedin every act, but I want to doa number of things." This un-doubtedly means singing a laHirt's recent TV appearancewith Eydie Gorme and DeanMartin when he laid down histrumpet for some soloing, duet-ing and trioing. It could alsomean some classical forays ala Hirt's recent RCA packagein cahoots with Arthur Fied-ler.

"I want the show to be real,to be true," Hirt said.

The stakes are high sinceCBS has an option to pick upthe hour for 39 more if it issuccessful. In that case, Hirtis hoping he'll be able to haveit emanate from New Orleans."It's a natural for a TV showto be done here. Part of itcould even be done in my placeif we could get the proper fa-cilities. And that shouldn't bedifficult. I hope it works outwell."

Named Gilda PrezUNION CITY, N.J. - Dom

Davilio, record business vet,has been named President ofGilda Records, Inc., and hassigned singer Claire Gilmartin.

Anne's Tableaux(Continued from page 18)

Sugar Pie DeSanto has a new one on Checker called "MammaDidn't Raise No Fool," and she says that she hopes this is true.Sugar Pie says her trip to Europe last year was exciting andshe learned how to sing the blues. This girl is a true trouper.

Paul Major, WLNR-FM, dropped in to get a subscription toRecord World. Paul works in Lansing, Ill., is 18 and performslike a veteran . . . reads the news and plays the music.

WLTH's Ron Borden (Gary, Ind.) says he is satisfied with theresponse from record manufacturers to include them on mailinglists. Fred Mack, formerly of WMPP, is now a staffer at WLTHin Gary, Ind.

TWO-TIMER - Trumpet kingAl Hirt holds a pair of pre-cious plaques representing to-tal sales of two million dollarsworth of RCA Victor albums.The R.I.A.A. gold recordawards, each signifying morethan a million dollars in sales,were presented to Hirt for"Cotton Gandy" and "SugarLips" at the recent opening ofVictor's new Nashville record-ing facility. Left -to -right: ChetAtkins, who produced the LPs,Chuck Seitz, engineer on thedates, and Archie Campbell,master of ceremonies at thestudio opening.

Rodriguez in FilmTito Rodriguez broke all at-

tendance records during hisSouth American tour lastmonth. He has been signed tomake three motion pictures inArgentina. The first: "Inolvid-able" (Unforgettable) also thetitle of his record.404

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HOLLYWOOD - The forma-tion of Hanna -Barbera Recordsis the natural outgrowth of thehighly successful charactermerchandising operation estab-lished by Hanna -Barbera Pro-ductions.

Headed by Bill Hanna and JoeBarbera and VP Don Bohanan,the -diskery was started by thethree principals early in 1965and is readying its first releaseof six albums and 12 singlesfor May 1, with other interest-ing plans in the works.

When you grasp the fact thatmore than one-third of the totalpopulation of Europe, Northand South America and Japaneach week voluntarily glues it-self to the animated televisionantics produced by Hanna -Barbera Productions, you knowyou've got a bear by the tail.

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The soaring success of theHanna -Barbera combo actuallydates back just seven years tothe day they were relieved oftheir duties at MGM Studios-although the partnership firstflowered 25 years ago whenthey created the seven -timesOscar winning cartoon short,"Tom & Jerry," at the samestudio. For their TV showsbrought them even greaterfame and fortune.

Today, Hanna -Barbera Pro-ductions, Inc., owns and fills acontemporary three-story, $1,-250,000 building on a DA acreplot in North Hollywood, andemploys some 250 artists, tech-nicians, writers and directors.

In June, 1964, H -B took thegiant stride into feature filmswith the release by ColumbiaPictures of its initial feature-length motion picture, "HeyThere, It's Yogi Bear."

Additionally, H -B is engagedin the production of commer-cials and industrial films, bothanimated and live -action, formany of the nation's leadingcorporations. In fact, total H -Bproduction budget for 1964 willhit approximately $12 million.

The new Hanna -Barbera al-bums will feature the variouscartoon characters they havecreated in four-color packagesand will be skin -wrapped. The12 singles will be comprised ofexcerpts from the LPs and willalso be colorfully wrapped.Their appeal, it is felt, will beto families, rather than strictlychildren-as with the Hanna -Barbera TV cartoon shows,which have proved popularwith all age groups. The labelis stressing the wax as "con-temporary" in appeal, withseveral Top 40 stations alreadysigning on to utilize theirpunch lines and sound effects.

The label also has signed theCreations, whose first singlewill be "Dance in the Sand";and Danny Hutton from Ire-land, Roger and Lyn and willalso be recording Pebbles andBam-Bam, two characters fromthe "Flintstones" TVer. Nego-tiations are underway to signactress -singer Rhonda Fleming,Bill Doggett and a couple ofvery important male names ininternational cinema circles.

After Foreign DistribsThe record company is very

interested in setting up foreigndistribution - again, the TVshows are immense overseas.Hanna -Barbera has been ap-proached by many foreign in-terests, and Don Bohanan isplanning a European trip soonto check matters. "It's an im-portant area," he said, "notonly for record distribution butalso publishing."

Bohanan started his careerin Cincinnati as a salesman forKing Records, followed by anappointment at Coral Recordsas their Midwest Division SalesManager in Detroit, where hehelped set up the Coral distri-bution. He next worked withGene Autry and Challenge Rec-ords for about a year and ahalf, followed by a meetingwith Liberty prexy Al Bennettthat proved extremely bene-ficial to all. Bohanan joinedLiberty as National Sales Man-ager, becoming Bennett's right-hand man and director of allmarketing departments. At Lib-erty Records for seven years,Bohanan helped set up theLiberty distribution and branchoperations around the country.

Hanna & BarberaBill Hanna was born in Mel-

rose, New Mexico, and spenthis school years studying engi-neering and journalism. Hejoined a firm in California asa structural engineer, butfound himself one of the de-pression's army of unemployedin the '30s. During this timehe turned to cartooning andfound a spot with Leon Schles-singer's cartoon company inHollywood.

Joe Barbera was born in NewYork City, attended the Ameri-can Institute of Banking andwent to work as an accountantfor New York's Irving TrustCompany. An inveterate dood-ler and dreamer, Barberastarted submitting gag draw-ings to magazines and man-aged to sell one to Collier's,soon became a regular contrib-utor to leading magazines. Hesubsequently joined Van BurenAssocates as a sketch artist,and much later used his knowl-edge of finance in the manage-ment of the multi -million dollarHanna -Barbera comic -empire.

In 1937, Hanna was hiredby MGM as a director andstory man in the cartoon divi-sion, and Barbera simultan-eously was employed as an ani-mator and writer at the samestudio. During their 20 years

at MGM, the team turned outmore than 125 segments of theaforementioned and highly ac-claimed "Tom and Jerry" the-atrical cartoon.

With this kind of talent andexperience and accomplish-ment behind it, Hanna -BarberaRecords should soon be asmuch of a household name asYogi Bear or MuckleberryHound.

Coast Visitor

Above, Record World's BobAustin visits the Hanna -Bar-bera offices in Hollywood andchats with Larry Goldberg,West Coast Divisional SalesManager. Center: Austin andHanna -Barbera artists. At bot-tom: Listening to playbacks ofthe upcoming May 1 recordreleases, Hanna -Barbera Rec-ords' first.

Como Niece MarriesGARDEN CITY, L.I.-Perry

Como's niece, Judith Belline,will marry fashion designerVinnie La Tucia on June 26 atthe Garden City Hotel. Como'sdaughter, Terri, will be maidof honor. Father of the brideis Dee Belline, Como's brother-in-law and business manager.


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BY TED

PresentingGary Burton, at 22, is con-

sidered by many to be one ofthe dominant forces in the pro-fession of his choosing. Theyoung vibraharpist, when athis best, reveals near flawlesstechnique and admirable soloconstruction.

Bright stars on the jazzhorizon, as in most profes-sions, appear almost daily, butfortunately only the cream ofthe crop achieves any perman-ent prominence. Burton hasbecome one of the more power-ful forces on his instrument;and it looks like a permanentposition.

Burton, who records for RCAVictor, was added to the label'sroster after being heard byRCA's man in Nashville, ChetAtkins. Since that time the mu-sician has recorded some 25albums, many as featured solo-ist or leader. I remember anLP that Burton appeared onwith guitarist Hank Garlandon the Columbia label. It wasas much a showcase for Burtonas it was for Garland, who wasthe featured performer. Ofcourse there's been lots ofmusical maturing since thattime, (he was 17 then) butthat instinctive feeling for jazzalready was evident in the vi-bist's playing.

Since his signing with RCA,Gary has been ever active, atboth performing and writing.The artist worked with GeorgeShearing for a year, and alsodid some writing for the group.Last year Burton joined theStan Getz quartet, the biggestboost to his career so far. Themusician's subdued swinging,an integral part of the group'ssound, and his adept compos-ing (he wrote the perky "ASinging Song" that the grouphas taken on as sort of atheme) are not his only con-tributions to the Getz group.Gary is also the quartet's busi-ness manager. How about that?

At the Tony Bennett -StanGetz concert at Lincoln Cen-ter's Philharmonic Hall April9, Burton gave the impressionthat he was a little tense atthe beginning of the first num-ber. He was a bit more cau-tious than usual during hissolos. However, after a coupleof numbers, the ideas began toflow; Burton loosened up and

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Gary Burtonbegan giving the polished per-formance he's capable of. Bythe time he was ready to doa solo performance on the tune"Edelweiss" from his latestalbum "The Groovy Sound ofMusic," the artist was in topform and gave a stellar rendi-tion of the tune.

I have purposely refrainedfrom comparing Burton to anyother musician because he isnot going to be the next MiltJackson, or the next anybody.He is the first Gary Burton,and there's a lot to be said forthat.

Hall to ArtcraftSCHENECTADY, N. Y. -

William Woods, director ofArtcraft Records, met last weekin New York City with artistLinda Hall and her managerHoward Gebhardt, to sign MissHall to an exclusive recordingcontract.

Israeli Visitor

Rivka Raz, right, who playedEliza in the Israeli 'My FairLady," visited the states re-cently, chatted with ColumbiaRecords prexy Goddard Lieber -son, left, and Ettore Stratta,Manager, International A&Rfor Col and did the SullivanTVer and various benefits.

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Woody's 2nd LPFor Colpix

Comedian Woody Allen willrecord his second LP for Colpixin April when he will be cut"live" at Washington's theShadows where he headlinesApril 12-17. He may also tapeadditional portions during hisstarring engagement at NewYork's Basin Street East April19 -May 1. The album will betitled "Woody Allen-Vol. 2."

Joe Williams(Continued from page 17)The singer also checks show

scores (his last single releasewas "Feeling Good" from "TheRoar of the Greasepaint"), andspiritual and folk catalogs formaterial.

"The song is the thing," Joestressed. "If a song is good,no matter what kind it is, Iwant to sing it. And if I chooseit, I want to make it good."

Right now Henderson is pre-paring for his semi-annualEuropean tour. "This tour isimportant to me," he said, "be-cause the cliché is true. Musicand performers are America'sbest exports."

UA Releases 12New Albums

United Artists Record hasunveiled its special "Showcase65" promotion to their distrib-utors covering the entire conti-nental United States, Canada,Puerto Rico and Hawaii. It con-sists of 12 new packages whichwill be shipped immedately.

Topping the list is "By Pop-ular Demand" from Ferranteand Teicher, a follow-up totheir "The People's Choice."Vocal sensation Jimmy Roselliis represented by two collec-tions, "Life And Love ItalianStyle" and "Mala Femmena,"while perennial favorite AlCaiola offers "Solid Gold Gui-tar Goes Hawaiian." From theBeatles' musical director,George Martin, who hasstepped out on his own as aplatter star, comes "GeorgeMartin Scores The Instrumen-tal Hits"; and Jay and TheAmericans are present with"Blockbusters." Tito Rodriguezand "Amor, Por Favor" andnew albums from Steve Law-rence, the Leasebreakers, PhilPorter, the Highwaymen andHans Hansberger round outthe promotion.

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Disk PresentationNordisk Polyphon Aktiesel-

skab, CBS Records' Danish affi-liate, recently held a CBS mu-sic presentation, demonstratingto record customers the inter-national scope and creativityof Columbia Records.

Stax' Sam, DaveStax Records, distributed by

Atlantic, is issuing the firstsingle by Sam & Dave, "Good-night Baby," successful night-club act in the Florida, Texasand Atlanta areas. Atlanta isbacking up the release witha nationwide promo campaign.

Riddle to MarksThe Marks Music Corpora-

tion welcomes Nelson Riddleto its roster of concert bandcomposers. Riddle, whose ar-ranging, orchestrating and con-ducting talents are well known,has produced his first work forband-the "Theme from Profilesin Courage."

Burt Cuts 'Train'Burt Lancaster, who stars in

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. . . and all of a sudden I lostthe desire to see the fox cornered,so I got off the horse (he wasvery relieved), faced the fact thatevery time I blew my huntinghorn I was ingloriously sharp orflat and told the hounds that itwas time they turned vegetarian,anyway! Why, you ask yourselves,should Great Britain's premierhuntsman be overcast at a mo-ment's notice while blowing ahorn, riding a horse, encouragingthe hounds to run like the wind,suggesting to a fox that heshouldn't be so difficult, and allthis while he's listening to atransistor radio?

I'll tell you why. I was tuned in to a broadcast that slowly di-vulged the contents of a small leather bag that just happened tobe the property of a splendid Englishman known as the Chancellorof the Exchequer. Actually, I'm told that he purchased a new bagfor the occasion, and some new little things came out of this newlittle bag that didn't make me feel like a new man one little bit.You see, because I happen to indulge in that vulgar practice ofpushing clean, fresh, pure air out of my lungs and substituting athick brownish -bluish counterpart of a London smog known ascigarette smoke, I have to part with six extra shining copper pen-nies-if I decided to fill my !interior, not with clear crystal moun-tain running water, but with a clear crystal liquid that doesn'trun or even flow from a mountain, but somehow ends up a captivein a bottle labeled Whisky, then I have to part with an extra 48shining copper pennies. And to cap it all, no longer can I takemy girl friend, her mother and father and her little brat of abrother out to a restaurant on my expense account, and all becausethat Chancellor chappie opened his little leather bag and ruinedmy hunting. He said: "It's just not cricket, chaps, and it's gotto stop."

Well, I mean to say, how can I ring up Sid Parnes in NewYork, invite him over to dinner in London and say, "Bring yourown food?"

Spiffing ShindigFor NME Anniversary

On the subject of food, Brian Epstein sent out invitations inreckless manner the other day, and about 500 of us turned up atLondon's "Talk of the Town" to help celebrate NME's third an-niversary; and it was all pretty spiffing. Not only did he feedthe multitude, but allowed the champagne to flow freely andgave us some cabaret supplied by the Fourmost . . . and twomore of his newer entertainers, namely Michael Haslam and anew folk group from the North of England known as the Silkies(three boys and a gal, and rather nice, too). Can't remember allwho were there but did manage to stop sipping the champagneto see Lionel Bart . . . Tommy Quickly . . . Gerry and the Pace-makers ... Cliff Bennett and the Rebel Rousers ... Bunny Lewis. . . Dick Rowe . . . George Martin . . . Dick James . . . MurielYoung and fellow djs Jimmy Young and Ray Orchard. I thoughtof asking the waiters if they'd save me the leftovers, because Iwondered if I could hold out until the fourth anniversary!

The Hit Parade? Cliff Richard hits the No. 1 spot with "TheMinute You're Gone" . . . your Bob Dylan has taken over No. 8with "Times They Are A' Changing." (He and the Chancellorhave the same thing in mind.) The Supremes are about to hit theTop 10 with "Stop in the Name of Love" and The Kinks look setfor another big one with "Everybody's Gonna Be Happy."

You must excuse me, but I must be off to a place called Hud-dersfield. Tonight I'm judging a "Beat Contest," and then to-morrow I must get back to the hunt. If you care to join me you'revery welcome, but no transistor radios, PLEASE!


Koppleman-RubinOpen Own Firms

NEW YORK- Charles Kop-pleman and Don Rubin haveopened their own record pro-duction and music publishingfirms at 1650 Broadway. Theyhave leased a seven room suite,including four writer rooms, toproduce the material for Kop-pleman-Rubin Associates rec-ord productions and ChardonMusic, Inc., a BMI publishingfirm.

Formerly with Big SevenMusic Publishing, a subsidiaryof Roulette Records, Kopple-man and Rubin are currentlyengaged in signing talent fortheir new firms. They are alsoseeking new songs for theircatalogues plus acquiring acatalogue of established tunes.

"We will cover all phases ofthe music business as we didwhen we were with other com-panies," Koppleman said.

"Aside from producing rec-ords and publishing music,"Rubin added, "we are also go-ing into management and rep-resentation phases of the busi-ness."

Busy Memorial WeekFor De Rose Widow

ASBURY PARK, N.J.-Mrs.Peter De Rose, widow of thecomposer of "Deep Purple,""Wagon Wheels" and over 600other songs, has a busy sched-ule for Peter De Rose MemorialWeek April 23-30, the 12thcommemorative anniversary ofDe Rose's death.

Mrs. De Rose will be inter-viewed by Vincent Lopez onhis CBS radio show at 9 p.m.April 23. CBS' Bill Randlewill chat with her, too, for hisprogram during the week; sowill Hill Edell on his "ThisWorld We Live In" over WRUL,beamed by short wave aroundthe world to more than 120countries. And at 12 noon onApril 23 Joe Franklin will in-terview Mrs. De Rose on WOR-TV, N.Y.

Other air tributes set: NBCwill salute the late composeron "Monitor" and WJLK willpay tribute for a half-hour onApril 25 at 2:30 p.m.

Vi's TravelsNEW YORK - Vi Velasco

has returned to New York afterhaving visited several majorrecord centers for promotionon her new Vee-Jay LP, "TheVi Velasco Album." Singer isscheduled to make additionaljaunts to Baltimore and Wash-ington before leaving on aEuropean tour.

Tijuana Brass ScoresWith Amer - achi Music

Moment Of TruthFor Herb Alpert

Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brasshad their biggest hit with "TheLonely Bull," and record buyershave been shouting "Ole!" eversince.

Still in his 20s, slim, black -haired and dark -eyed Herb Al-pert looks as though he mighthave come from South of theBorder himself. He didn't, buthis Latin good looks add a ro-mantic touch to the albumsbearing the A&M label (the Mis for his partner, Jerry Moss)and his vocal, instrumental andarranging talents give that spe-cial something to the music hecalls "quasi-Mexican-a combi-nation of American and Maria -chi," or Amer-achi..

How does a hit get that way?Let Alpert tell it. "One night afriend of mine, Sol Lake, wasplaying a tune on the piano-something called 'Twinkle Star,'one of those persistent melodiesthat pop into your head whenyou wake up, and refuse to goaway. It seemed to me to lenditself perfectly to a Spanishtempo. We worked with it fora while, adding trumpet, piano,bass drums and mandolin, usingmy voice and that of the mando-lin player, plus a girl singer.

"Then we incorporated thesounds of the Tijuana arena-the trumpet call as the bullcomes out, the roar of the crowd,all the noise and excitment ofthe bull ring."

Galloping 'Bull'Finally, out trotted "The

Lonely Bull." In a matter ofdays, he was galloping. SanFrancisco, Los Angeles, Seattle.Then from all across the coun-try distributors began clamor-ing for the A&M line.

Things look bright for TijuanaBrass these days, with the thirdand latest album, "South of theBorder," listed for the past twomonths in the Top 10 in LosAngeles, and moving up allacross the country.

It didn't just happen. "Youhave to know where you're go-ing," says Herb, whose earliestdreams were of being a jazztrumpeter. He comes from a mu-sical family-his mother playsthe violin, his father the mando-lin, his sister the piano and hisbrother the drums. "We couldhave our own orchestra, anddouble as a basketball team."His brother was the only pro-fesional musician in the familyuntil Herb started blowing his

Herb Alpertown horn.

Even in his motion picturework, which he regarded as astopgap on the way to the musi-cal top, Herb often wound upon the trumpet or the drums,as for instance in "The TenCommandments"-"I played thedrums in the scene where Mosescomes down the mountain."

His two years in the Armywere spent as solo trumpeterwith the Sixth Army Band atthe Presidio in San Francisco,where he kept in practice thehard way, which included play-ing taps for as many as 18funerals in one day.

Herb's wife, Sharon, andyoung son, Dore (named forDore Schary), round out thepicture of this young man witha horn, and a future as brightas Tijuana Brass.

Shermans' Victory

Walt Disney's Robert and Rich-ard Sherman won two Oscarseach recently at the film in-dustry awards ceremonies, andare pictured above receivingthem from presenter Fred As-taire. Honors were for BestMusic, Substantially Original-"Mary Poppins"; and BestSong, "Chim-Chim Cheree"from "Mary Poppins." Thebrothers' next assignment: Dis-ney's cartoon version of "Win-nie the Pooh."

Shucher ManagesSlim Whitman

NASHVILLE - Talent mana-ger Herb Shucher has announcedthe signing of veteran C&Wperformer Slim Whitman to anexclusive pact. Shucher indi-cated that he would be acceler-ating his management interests.

For a number of years Shuch-er's relationship with Whitmanhas been that of friend and ad-

visor, the association dating backto the days when Shucher reppedImperial Records here and wasresponsible for recording Slim.

In recent years Whitman hasmade gold records but only lim-ited appearances, and as a resultShucher felt that he has not beenoverexposed. "There are vastareas in which requests for theappearance of Slim Whitmanhave been received," statedShucher. "We will continue tolimit these appearances, but in-tend to step up the coverage toinclude TV as well as auditoriumand fair dates." Whitman com-mences a six -week p.a. tour inCapetown, So. Africa, April 21.

Shucher, who in the past hasguided the careers of such topartists as Jim Reeves and theBrowns, plans an extensive pro-mo campaign on Whitman.

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Roger Miller, center, is pic-tured at the Nashville NARASAwards ceremonies last weekwhere he picked up five Gram-my Awards for his 1964 Smashrecordings. Pictured, too, areRoger's wife, Leah, and hisA&R producer, Jerry Kennedy.

Shown at the new RCA Vic-tor studios in Nashville areConnie Hall, center, as she re-cords a new album for Musi-cor, and two other countrymusic queens, Kay Arnold, left,and Melba Montgomery. Kayand Melba wrote some of thesongs that Connie recorded.

Argo's ImpressiveSpring Release

CHICAGO-Argo's most im-pressive spring release list,along with a number of majorChess and Checker albums,was announced here by thelabel president Leonard Chess.

Heading t h e powerhouselineup is Ahmad Jamal's "TheRoar of the Greasepaint -theSmell of the Crowd"; RamseyLewis Trio & Jean DuShonon "You'd Better Believe Me";a Marshall Chess discoveryfrom Sweden -Rune Ofwer-man's piano with voices album"Cool"; Baby -Face Willette,"Behind the 8 Ball"; BuddJohnson, "Off the Wall," withJoe Newman; and "The Blues,Volume 4," featuring artistsincluding Billy Stewart, LittleWalter, Muddy Waters andMemphis Slim

The Chess roster of new re-leases is topped by all-timebest-selling Chuck Berry with"Chuck Berry in London";"Up Tight," a comedy LP byClay Tyson recorded live atWashington's Howard Theater,and Pigmeat Markham's "Mr.Funnyman."

Checker's output includes anew Bo Diddley album, "Hey,Good Lookin'," and a LittleMilton LP, "We're GonnaMake It."

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From the Pen ofKay Arnold"MATAMOROS"

BILLY WALKER

KAY ARNOLD

"LONG DISTANCE"MACK SANDERS

For Personal AppearancesBUSTER DOSS

801 17th Ave. So., Nashville, Tenn.Phone: Area Code 615-244.1422

Channing & LightIn Command DriveNEW YORK -Command Rec-

ords is launching an all-outcampaign on its two new al-bums, "Carol Channing Enter-tains" and "Discotheque Vol.2" by Enoch Light and theLight Brigade. Both Miss Chan-ning and Light are scheduledfor interviews to plug the al-bums.

Miss Channing will make apersonal appearancevette's Fifth Avenue, Tuesday,April 20, between 1:30 and2:30 p.m. and also will appearon "Monitor" over NBC, sev-eral CBS shows and also onlocal dj shows. Special tie-upsare being made with storesall over the country for win-dow and counter displays forboth albums. This is CarolChanning's first album forCommand, and also is the firstall-Channing LP, since her pre-vious recordings have been in-cluded in show albums.

"Discotheque Vol 2" is asequel to Command's best sell-ing "Discotheque . . . Dance. . . Dance . . . Dance." Thealbum contains 13 hit tunes ofwhich 12 have been in the re-cent top 20. The 13th is anoriginal bossa nova by Lightand arranger Lew Davies.

Two Serkin LPsPeter Serkin, 17 -year -old

pianist, has completed two al-bums for RCA Victor Records.The first, Bach's "GoldbergVariations," marks the youngpianist's debut as a solo art-ist on recordings and will bereleased in October on the RedSeal label. The second, Schu-bert's Sonata in G Major, Opus78, will be released next winteror in the spring of 1966.

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REPORTSOUNTRY.

JESSE TRAVERSWCMS-Norfolk, Va.

1. My Old Faded Rose (Johnny Sea)2. This Is It (Jim Reeves)3. King Of The Road (Roger Miller)4. Girl On The Billboard (Del Reeves)5. Tiger By The Tail (Buck Owens)6. You Don't Hear (Kitty Wells)7. I'll Keep Holding On (Sonny James)8. Tiny Blue Transistor Radio (Connie Smith)9. Wind Blows In Chicago (Roy Clark)

10. Hiding Behind The Curtain (Dave Dudley)LARAMIE CLAIR MUSSER

KRDR-Portland, Ore.1. This -Is It (Jim Reeves)2. Rainbow Of Love (Frank Tillman)3. Girl On The Billboard (Del Reeves)4. Billy Christian (Shirlee Hunter)5. I've Got Five Dollars (George & Gene)6. What Makes A Man Wander

(Jan Howard)7. Preacher & The Girl (Jimmy Patton)8. Tombstone Every Mile (Dick Curless)9. Even The Bad Times Are Good

(Ray Pillow)10. Ribbon Of Darkness (Marty Robbins)

JOE WILLSKRSY-Roswell, New Mexico

1. Two Six Packs Away (Dave Dudley)2. I've Got Five Dollars (George Jones

Gene Pitney)3. Times Are Gettin Hard (Bobby Bare)4. This Is It (Jim Reeves)5. Girl On The Billboard (Del Reeves)6. Then And Only Then (Connie Smith)7. You Can Have Her (Bill Anderson)8. My Old Faded Rose (Johnny Sea)9. King Of The Road (Roger Miller)

10. 1 Still Miss Someone (Lester Flatt &Earl Scruggs)

GORD1E HOODWIBX-Utica, N.Y.

1. I'll Keep Holding On (Sonny James)2. I've Got Five Dollars & It's Saturday

Night (George & Gene)3. This Is It (Jim Reeves)4. Certain (Bill Anderson)5. Someone's Gotta Cry (Jean Shepard)6. Queen Of The House (Jody Miller)7. Two Steps Forward (Loretta Lynn)8. Ribbon Of Darkness (Marty Robbins)9. Girl On The Billboard (Del Reeves)

10. I'm Nothing To You (Billy Walker)ACE BALL

KHEM-Big Springs, Tex.1. King Of The Road (Roger Miller)2. I've Got A Tiger By The Tail

(Buck Owens)3. That's Where My Money Goes

(W. Pierce)4. The Wishing Well (Hank Snow)5. Strangers (Merle Haggard)6. I Washed My Hands In Muddy Water

(S. Jackson)7. Sweet Sweet Judy (David Houston)8. Sae The Big Man Cry (Charlie Louvin)9. This Is It (Pm Reeves)

10. You Don't Hear (Kitty Wells)

EDDIE ZACKWRIB-East Providence, R.I.

1. This Is It (Jim Reeves)2. I've Got A Tiger By The Tail

(Buck Owens)3. You Don't Hear (Kitty Wells)4. Things Have Gone To Pieces

(George Jones)5. My Old Faded Rose (Johnny Sea)6. Gettin Married (Dotty West)7. See The Big Man Cry (Charlie Louvin)8. King Of The Road (Roger Miller)9. Tombstone Every Mile (Dick Curless)

10. Richest Man In Town (Walter Matthau)

CHUCK BROWNWJWS-South Hill, Va.

1. Certain (Bill Anderson)2. I'll Keep Holding On (Sonny James)3. See The Big Man Cry (Charlie Louvin)4. Two Steps Forward (Loretta Lynn))5. She Took The Bus (Jim Eanes)6. Any More (George Hamilton IV)7. Then And Only Then (Connie Smith)8. I Hurt Too Much To Die (Mike Hight)9. Girl On The Billboard (Del Reeves)

10. She's Gone Gone Gone (Lefty Friszell)

ROCKY WILLISWPTX-Lexington Park, Md.

1. King Of The Road (Roger Miller)2. Orange Blossom Special (Johnny Cash)3. Ten Little Bottles (Johnny Bond)4. Then And Only Then (Connie Smith)5. I've Got A Tiger By The Tail

(Buck Owens)6. Strangers (Roy Drusky)7. I Washed My Hands In Muddy Water

(S. Jackson)8. The Wishing Well (Hank Snow)9. When The Wind Blows In Chicago

(Roy Clark)10. This Is It (Jim Reeves)

JACK ROGERSWDON-Wheaton, Md.

1. Holding On To Your Love (Sonny James)2. Life Made Her That Way (Jimmy Dickens)3. King Of The Road (Roger Miller)4. Still Away (The Compton Brothers)5. Let A Little Lovin Come In

(George Jones)6. I've Got A Tiger By The Tail

(Buck Owens)7. Gonna Have Myself A Ball

(Flatt & Scruggs)8. Because I Cared (Ernest Ashworth)9. Don't You Ever Get Tired (Jack Greene)

10. Rindercella (Archie Campbell)

DAVE HUFFWDRK-Greenville, Ohio

1. 10 Little Bottles (Johnny Bond)2. King Of The Road (Roger Miller)3. This Is It (Jim Reeves)4. Do What You Do Do Well (Ned Miller)5. A Dear John Letter (Skeeter Davis &

Bobby Bare)6. (My Friends Are Gonna Be) Strangers

(Merle Haggard)7. Then And Only Then (Connie Smith)8. I've Got A Tiger By The Tail

(Buck Owens)& 9. I Washed My Hands In Muddy

(Stonewall Jackson)10. The Race Is On (George Jones)

Water

WTUF-Mobile, Alabama

1. King Of The Road (Roger Miller)2. Muddy Water (Stonewall Jackson)3. Girl On The Billboard (Del Reeves)4. Take Your Hands Off My Heart

(Ray Pillow)5. I've Got A Tiger By The Tail

(Buck Owens)6. This Is it (Jim Reeves)7. Bride's Bouquet (Porter Wagoner)8. Things Have Gone To Pieces

(George Jones)9. 51...angers (Roy Drusky)

10. What's He Doing In My World(Eddy Arnold)

MARY MEYERSKBMO-Benson, Minn.

1. Not Worth Cryino For (Kay Arnold)2. Pretty Rainbow (Tillman Franks Singers)3. Part Time Sweetheart (Mac Faircloth)4. 10 Little Bottles (Johnny Bond)5. The Ballad Of A Fool Killer

(David Houston)6. Stick Your Finger In A Glass Of Water

(Benny Martin)7. Tiger By The Tail (Buck Owens)8. Because I Cared (Ernest Ashworth)9. Billy Christian (Shirlee Hunter)

10. Highway Man (Curtis Leach)

K000 -Omaha, Nebraska

1. Girl On The Billboard (Del Reeves)2. I'm Gonna Feed You Now

(Porter Wagoner)3. Tiger By The Tail (Buck Owens)4. When The Wind Blows In Chicago

(Roy Clark)5. I Don't Live There Anymore (Autry Inman)6. King Of The Road (Roger Miller)7. What's He Doing In My World

(Eddy Arnold)8. Long Distance (Mack Sanders)9. Strangers (Ron Drusky)

10. Freight Train Blues (Roy Acuff)

JERRY LEEDSKSAY-San Francisco, Calif.

1. This Is It (Jim Reeves)2. Orange Blossom Special (Johnny Cash)3. King Of The Road (Roger Miller)4. Didn't I (Dottie West)5. Things Have Gone To Pieces

(George Jones)6. Tying The Pieces Together (Sonny James)7. Wonderful World Of My Dreams

(Carmel Quinn)8. What's He Doing In My World

(Eddy Arnold)9. Tiger By The Tail (Buck Owens)

10. Then And Only Then (Connie Smith)

TINY STOKESKBLL-Helena, Montana

1. King Of The Road (Roger Miller)2. There's That Smile Again (Jim Reeves)3. Ten Little Bottles (Johnny Bond)4. Strangers (Roy Drusky)5. Walk Tall (Faron Young)6. This Is It (Jim Reeves)7. Pearly Shells (Burl Ives)8. I've Got A Tiger By The Tail

(Buck Owens)9. There's Not A Thing (Jim McCoy)

10. Do What You Do Do Well (Ernest Tubb)


111COUNTRY SINGLEREVIEWS

AI&HOW'S IT BEEN (SINCE LAST HEARTBREAK) (Starday, BMI)

HARD WORKING MAN (Starday, BMI)JIMMIE SKINNER-Starday 711.

Pure country song about heartbreak which'll attract many,many buyers. Top Skinner performance.

WRONG NUMBER (Glad, BMI)THE OLD, OLD HOUSE (Glad, BMI)

GEORGE JONES-United .4rtists 858.Song that rings true about jilted lover calling to hear his old

flame's voice. Expert rendition by George.

FORTY NINE, FIFTY ONE (Ringneck-Coldwater, BMI)FAITH AND TRUTH (Coldwater, BMI)

HANK LOCKLIN-RCA Victor 47-8560.Trying to make that reconciliation, Hank resorts to some deals

with his gal. Swingy tune.

KEEP ME FOOLED (Cedarwood, BMI)BE GOOD TO HER (Cedarwood, BMI)

CARL SMITH-Columbia 443266.Lad doesn't want to know if his gal has someone else. Many

will sympathize with his viewpoint.

BEFORE YOU GO (Bluebook, BMI)(I WANT) NO ONE BUT YOU (Central, BMI)

BUCK OWENS-Capitol 5410.Fast and then slow and then fast and then slow tune about

a guy trying to keep his gal around. Terrif.

ENOUGH MAN FOR YOU (Peach, SESAC)NEVER TIRED OF LOVING YOU (Yonah, BMI)

OTT STEPHENS-Chart 1205.Ott utters his vows of love and tells just what he'd do to

prove his love on this compelling tune with chorus.

(REMEMBER ME) I'M THE ONE WHO LOVES YOU (Hill and Range, BMI)SUGAR MOON (Bob Wills, BMI)

RED FOLEY-Decca 31776.Cool and soothing reading from Red that'll lull buyers into

the store with its easy melody.

MR. TEARS (Hall -Clement, BMI)BIG, BIG CITY (Hall -Clement, BMI)

MOON MULLICAN-Hall-Way 1208.Moon gets his teeth into a driving country song that should

find a sizeable following.

THE VILLAGE IDIOT (Tree, BMI)WHERE YOU'RE CONCERNED (Tree, BMI)

JUSTIN TUBB-RCA Victor 47-8559.Guy goes all to pieces when he sees his gal and tells about it

on this bouncy and highly likeable song.

THE LAWMAN (Regent, BMI)THE OLD PROSPECTOR (Couga, BMI)

"T" TOMMY CUTRER-Columbia 4-43267.Story told in the "Ringo" manner that will mesmerize folks

who like a tale spun for them.

COUNTRY GUITAR (Deep Cross, BMI)CHATTANOOGA (Deep Cross, BMI)

PHIL BAUGH-Longhorn 559.Phil has a tour de force in which he does impressions of

handful of the top country guitarists. Nice work.a

CAW SurveyThe CMA, through its public

relations agency, Bill Hudsonand Associates, Inc., has ar-ranged for Pulse, Inc., of NewYork to make a survey of coun-try/western music homes inat least 20 markets and pos-sibly as many as 50.

CMA expects that informa-tion gained from the surveywill mean extra sales dollarsfor the member stations. Eachsubscriber station will be sup-plied with 12 copies of the re-port on the qualitative andquantitative make-up of theaverage country/western homein each market.

The Hudson firm will alsocontinue sending out its ex-panded version of the CMAnewsletter, "Close-up," keepingits talent file, and servicingstations with press relations oncountry artists.

'Waltz' TV SubjectThe CBS -TV series "Camera

3" will trace "The Making of aMusical" Sunday morning,April 25, at 11 when it pre-sents Arthur Laurents, StephenSondheim and Beni Montresordiscussing their parts in themaking of Broadway's current"Do I Hear a Waltz?" JamesMa camirew hosts.

McCluskey AssistsWesley Rose

NASHVILLE - Wesley H.Rose has announced the ap-pointment of Bob McCluskeyto the newly formed positionof Assistant to the President.This appointment will encom-pass all departments of themulti -phased corporation, bothnational and international.

McCluskey brings to the firmsome 20 -odd years of experi-ence in the music business. Hewas associated with Billboardin New York and Hollywood,and served as National PromoManager for RCA Victor beforemoving over as National SalesManager for the country andR&B departments for that la-bel. Bob has been active in thepersonal management field han-dling such artists as Ray Peter-son, Swe-Danes and severalbands including Art Mooney.Bob was also associated withSt. Nicholas Music, E. B. MarksMusic and recently Acuff Roseas their West Coast representa-tive.

McCluskey is one of thefounders of the CaliforniaCopyright Conference, servedas its president and is present-ly a member of their Boardof Directors.

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Five Grammys To Roger!This past Tuesday night the Nashville Chapter of The Na-

tional Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences presented itsawards for outstanding performances in the field of country andwestern music. The bash was held in Jimmy Hyde's beautifulCarousel Club in Printer's Alley here and was attended by ap-proximately 300 of those representing the industry here.

RCA Victor's George Hamilton made the presentations, andfor a while it was rather reminiscent of some of the old movieAcademy Award presentations when Walt Disney's name wasthe one most frequently called out to accept an award. In thiscase it was the name of Smash Record's Roger Miller. Therewere six awards up for grabs . . . Roger walked off with five! Itwas a pretty well-known fact that most here in the industryfigured Roger would pick up two, and possibly even three,awards. But, five??? And the most surprised person was Rogerhimself. He picked up the awards for the Best Country andWestern single, "Dang Me" . . . the Best Album, "Dang Me -Chug -A -Lug" . . . the Best Male Vocal Performance . . . theBest Song . . . the Best New Country Artist.

Jerry Kennedy who produces Roger's records for the Smashlabel also received comparable awards-as far as Roger is con-cerned, they can just hand Jerry the whole world any timethey get ready! There are also many who think that Rogermight have walked off with that sixth award had it not beenfor the Best Female Vocal Performance! That one went toRCA Victor's lovely Dottie West for her performance on "HereComes My Baby," and it couldn't have gone to a more deserv-ing gal!

The only other Nashville -connected award in the entireNARAS categories went to Tennessee Ernie Ford and the Jor-danaires for their great Capitol album, "Great Gospel Songs."This was the first time the event was held in Nashville, but

it turned out to be one of the highlights of the industry's season.We feel sure that the success and popularity this event demon-strated last Tuesday night here will assure bigger and betterthings in the years to come. All concerned with the NashvilleChapter of NARAS are to be highly congratulated on a jobwell done.

Nashville talent manager Herb Shucher announced last weekthe signing of veteran C&W performer Slim Whitman to an ex-clusive pact. For a number of years Shucher's relationship withWhitman has been that of friend and advisor; the associationdating back to the days when Shucher repped Imperial Recordsin Nashville and was responsible for recording Whitman. TheSmiling Starduster is currently making a lot of noise on theairways with a great new thing on the Imperial label called"Reminiscing."

The Coliseum in Charlotte, N.C., turned in another record -shattering full house with 11,600 payees Saturday April 13.Headlining the package was LeRoy Van Dyke, Porter Wagoner,Norma Jean, the Wilburn Brothers, Loretta Lynn, Jim & Jesseand Ray Pillow and many others. That marked the fourthstraight month that this Coliseum has had capacity houses.Another great country package will wind up the season onMay 8 headlined by Ray Price, Minnie Pearl, the Carter Family,Carl & Pearl Butler and Don Reno. All the packages werebooked by the old Music City Master, Hubert Long.

Capitol's Buck Owens and the Buckaroos are currently inEurope filling a string of personal appearance dates. Got acard from Buck in Paris the other day, and from the soundof it things are really swinging over there.

Word comes from out Wichita, Kansas way that Ron Chriscohas taken over the Music Directorship at country and westernoutlet KFDI. Ron says that the station's in the process of add-ing many innovations in programming that should establishKFDI as one of the nation's leading country music stations.

Now if you really want to add a shot of humor to an alreadygood record show, just drop the needle on any part of the newRCA Victor album, "Fresh From The Funny Farm" by DonBowman. This guy is too much. Our favorite track in the albumis "Coward At The Alamo!" No offense, San Antonio.

Hottest record this past week in Music City is Warner Mack's"The Bridge Washed Out" on Decca. Looks like it could bebigger than "Sittin' In An All Nite Cafe."

Fink Back on JobPHILADELPHIA - Promo

man Harry Fink is back at hisA&L Distributors post after anillness.

Strong C&W Hit!

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Breaking Big!

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RCA Demonstrates New Tape System

NEW YORK-An evolution-ary stereo recorded tape cart-ridge system expected to vastlyexpand the new entertainmentmedium for automobiles, andis adaptable for a number ofother commercial uses, wasdemonstrated last week to mem-bers of the record industry byRCA Victor Records in cooper-ation with the Lear Jet Corpo-ration.

Unveiled at a "see it -hear it -do it" yourself presentationheld in the New York HiltonHotel were an innovationalstereo cartridge developed bythe Lear Jet organization, anew eight -track duplicatingtechnique created by RCA Vic-tor Records, and a compactradio -tape player created byLear to accept the cartridge.The instrument combines thefunctions of both radio andtape player in a package nolarger than some of the small-est auto radios now in use.

George R. Marek, VP and Gen-eral Manager of the RCA VictorRecord Division, hailed the pre-miered tape cartridge system.

Inviting the officials of otherrecord companies to considermaking use of both the newtape and cartridge so that theircatalogs could be made avail-able to a new "public -on -the -move," Marek added, "Withthis system, motorists can beliterally surrounded by sound,inundated with music alivewith that powerful emotionalappeal that is its great es-sence."

The eight -track stereo re-corded tape system, developedby RCA Victor in collabora-tion with Lear Jet, uses 1/4

inch tape at a speed of 334inches per second in the newcontinuous loop cartridge. Theback -lubricated tape designedspecifically for such an applica-tion is a development of theMagnetic Tape Department ofRCA Victor Records. Speci-fications for standardization ofeight -track stereo recordinghave been submitted to the En-gineering Committee of theRIAA (Record Industry Asso-ciation of America), for ap-proval by the RIAA Board ofDirectors.

Irwin J. Tarr, RCA Victor'sManager of Merchandising andPlanning, described the newsystem as one that makes pos-sible 80 minutes of stereo-phonic reproduction in a smallcompact cartridge.

The Lear Jet -developed in-strument includes a stereo tapecartridge player and AM radio.It is simple to operate and re-quires no more space in aninstrument panel than the con-ventional car radio.

According to Tarr, Victorplans to begin releasing itscatalog in this cartridge systemin the fall.

Wood in LondonSongwriter Guy "Till Then"

Wood is off to London for ageneral business trip. He'llbe there for about five weeks.

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2 3 THIS IS IT 8 Roy Clark-Capitol 5350 2 2 THE RETURN OF ROGERJim Reeves-RCA Victor 8508

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4 5 I WASHED MY HANDS IN George Jones-United Artists 804 *4 1 BURNING MEMORIES 4MUDDY WATER 11 29 32 WHERE DID YOU GO 5 Ray Price-Columbia CL -2284: CS -9089

Stonewall Jackson-Columbia 43197 Boots Till-Capa 125 5 4 THE JIM REEVES WAY*5 8 GIRL ON THE BILLBOARD

Del Reeves-United Artists 8446 30 35 BAD BAD DAY

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6 4 THE WISHING WELL 10 *31 40 MY OLD FADED ROSE 4I KNOW 12

Sonny James-Capitol T-2209: ST -2209Hank Snow-RCA Victor 8488 Johnny Sea-Philips 40267

7 6 I DON'T CARE 237 1 THEN AND ONLY THEN 13 32 28 TIGER IN MY TANK 13 Buck Owens-Capitol T-2186: ST -2186

Connie Smith-RCA Victor 8489 Jim Nesbitt-Chart 1165 8 9 MEMORIES OF AMERICA 13

8 9 A TOMBSTONE EVERY MILEDick Curless-Tower 124

8 33 36 SIX LONELY HOURSKitty Wells-Decca 31749

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Billy Edd Wheeler-Kapp KL-1425: KS -3425

THE BEST OF JIM REEVES 35RCA Victor LPM-2890: LSP-2890

*9 11 TWO SIX PACKS AWAY 9 34 39 JUST THOUGHT I'D LET YOU *10 13 GEORGE JONES & GENE PITNEY 3Dave Dudley-Mercury 72384 KNOW 8 Musicor MM -2044: MS -3044

*10 12 A DEAR JOHN LETTER 11Carl & Pearl Butler-Columbia 43210 11 10 SONGS FROM MY HEART 1

Loretta Lynn-Decca DL -4620: 74620Skeeter Davis & Bobby Bare-

RCA Victor 8496 35 29 I'LL WANDER BACK TO YOU 9 12 11 LESS AND LESS / I DON'T

*11 16 SEE THE BIG MAN CRYCharlie Louvin-Capitol 5369

5 36 30

Earl Scott-Decca 31693

WHAT MAKES A MAN WANDER 12Jan Howard-Decca 31701 13 12

LOVE YOU ANYMORE 14Charlie Louvin-Capitol T-2208: ST -2208

TROUBLE AND ME 10

12 15 YOU DON'T HEARKitty Wells-Decca 31749

6 37 43 I HAD ONE TOO MANYWilburn Bros.-Decca 31764 14 11

Stonewall Jackson-Columbia CL -2278: CS -9078

YOUR CHEATIN' HEART 20

13 6 ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIALJohnny Cash-Columbia 43206

14 *38 (-) RIBBON OF DARKNESS 1 15 15

Soundtrack-MGM E-4260: SE -4260

BILL ANDERSON SHOWCASE 11Marty Robbins-Columbia 43258

Decca DL -4600: DL -74600

14 10 I'VE GOT A TIGER BY THE TAIL 18Buck Owens-Capitol 5336 39 42 MATAMOROS

Billy Walker-Columbia 432232 16 16 BITTER TEARS 26

Johnny Cash-Columbia CL -2284: CS -9084

*15 21 THINGS HAVE GONE TO PIECES 6George Jones-Musicor 1067 40 41 YOU CAN'T STOP MY HEART

11 14 TALK OF THE TOWN 13Dave Dudley-Mercury MG -20970: SR -60970

FROM BREAKING 2 *18 23 TUNES FOR TWO 2

*16 24 I'LL KEEP HOLDING ON 3 Wilma Burgess-Decca 31759 Skeeter Davis & Bobby Bare-Sonny James-Capitol 5375 RCA Victor LPM-3336: LSP-3336

41 44 KLONDIKE MIKE 19 21 TURN THE LIGHTS DOWN LOW 311 13 WALK TALL 12 Hal Willis-Sims 235 Marty Robbins-Columbia CL -2304: CS -9104

*18 26

Faron Young-Mercury 72375

CERTAIN 442 48 STILL ALIVE IN '65

Jim Nesbitt-Chart 12002

20 18 MR. & MRS. COUNTRY MUSIC 6Johnny & Josie Mosb/-

Columbia CL -2297: CS -9097

*19 21

Bill Anderson-Decca 31743

WHAT'S HE DOIN' IN MY43 50 BLUE KENTUCKY GIRL

Loretta Lynn-Decca 317692

21 19 THE FABULOUS SOUND OFFLATT & SCRUGGS 21

WORLDEddy Arnold-RCA Victor 8516

444 45 GETTIN' MARRIED HAS MADE 22 25

Columbia CL -2255

I CAN'T FORGET YOU 4

20 20 SHE CALLED ME BABY 10US STRANGERS

Dottie West-RCA Victor 8525 23 24

Johnny Horton-Columbia CL -2299: CS -9099

LOVE LIFE 12Carl Smith-Columbia 43200 Ray Price-Columbia CL -2189: CS -8989

21 14 (MY FRIENDS ARE GONNA BE)

STRANGERS 16*Roy Drusky-Mercury 72376

45

46

49

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SUNNY SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN 2Jimmy Martin-Decca 31748

I CRIED ALL THE WAY TO

24 (-) TALKING STEEL & SINGINGSTRINGS 1

Pete Drake-Smash MGS-27064: SRS -67064

Merle Haggard-Tally 179 THE BANK 1 25 20 BLUEGRASS SPECIAL 8

22 23 FREIGHT TRAIN BLUESRoy Acuff-Hickory 1291

1

47

Norma Jean-RCA Victor 8518

(-) CITY OF ANGELS 126

Jim & Jesse-Epic LN-24031: BN-26031

(-) BURNING MEMORIES 1

Kitty Wells-Decca DL -4612: DL -74612

23 25 I'VE GOT FIVE DOLLARS ANDJimmy Newman-Decca 31745

27 21 R. F. D. 34IT'S SATURDAY NIGHT 4 48 (-) BECAUSE I CRIED 1 Marty Robbins-Columbia CL -2220: CS -9020

George Jones & Gene Pitney-Musicor 1066 Enrest Ashworth-Hickory 130428 30 HALL OF FAME 17

24 11 I STILL MISS SOMEONEFlatt & Scruggs-Columbia 43204

9 49 38 THAT'S WHERE MY MONEY

GOES 11 29 22

Roy Acuff-Hickory LPM-119

I GET LONELY IN A HURRY 21

25 18 YOU'RE THE ONLY WORLDWebb Pierce-Decca 31704 George Jones-

United Artists UAL -3388: UAS-6388

I KNOW 24 50 33 I WANT YOU 7 30 26 COUNTRY MUSIC TIME 28Sonny James-Capitol 5280 Tom Tall & Ginny Wright-Chart 1170 Kitty Wells-Decca DL -4554: DL -74554


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FREDDIE AND THE DREAMERS

You Were Made For Me (127)Biggest Freddie hit ever in England, now available on Tower. Advance

orders-over 350,000. And it's perfectly timed to cash in onthe success of Tower's current Freddie favorite: I'm Tellin' You Now!

IAN WHITCOMB

You Turn Me On (OINIEsTouNT)4 (134)Follow-up to Ian's first Tower single and chart -maker, This Sporting

Life. And this one has the promotional push to go high on the hit list-Ian is appearing on five top TV shows!

DICK CURLESS

A Tombstone Every Mile (124)There's more life in this one than the title suggests-

it's high on the country charts. (And watch for Dick's new Towermilestone, coming soon!)

2 Tower singles getting top airplay now

THE ARROWS BRENDAN BOWYER &

Moon Dawg '65 (133) THE ROYAL SHOWBANDFollow the Arrows! Their Hucklebuck '65 (132)last smash: Apache '65!

No. 1 in Ireland for weeks!

2 MORE Singles to watch

RITCHIE DEAN GUS JENKINS

Why Can't You Love Me/ Frosty/Now (121) You Used Me (122)

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