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B ' ' ItiTop 50 SinglQ,s DANCING QUEEN, Abbe Epic

2 2 LET 'EM IN, Wings Padophone

3 9 YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO, Chi- Limit Brunswick

4 3 DON'T GO BREAKING MY HEART, Elton John / KIki Dee Rocket

5 13 YOU SHOULD BE DANCING, Bee Gees RSO

6 8 THE KILLING OF GEORGIE. Rod Stewert Rive

7 11 16 BARS, Stylistics HbM,

8 16 LIGHT OF EXPERIENCE. Gheorghe Zemfir EMI

9 4 WHAT I'VE GOT IN MIND, Billie Jo Speer, VA 10 12 YOU'LL NEVER FIND ANOTHER LOVE LIKE MINE. Lou Rawls Philadelphia

11 7 EXTENDED PLAY, Bryan Ferry Island

12 5 A LITTLE BIT MORE, Dr. Hook Capitol

13 37 CAN'T GET BY WITHOUT YOU, Reel Thum: Pye

14 26 BLINDED BY THE LIGHT, Manfred Merin Earthbend Bronze

15 21 BABY WE BETTER TRY TO GET IT TOGETHER, Barry White 20th Contury

16 14 DR, KISS KISS, 5000 Vohs Ph16

17 22 ARIA, Acker Bilk Pye

18 6 IN ZAIRE, Johnny Wekelin Pye

19 24 HERE! GO AGAIN, Twiggy Mercury

20 23 I CANT ASK ANY MORE THAN YOU, CSR Richard EMI

21 29 MISSISSIPPI, Pussycat Sores

22 27 DANCE LITTLE LADY DANCE, Tina Cherie. CBS

23 - I AM A CIDER DRINKER, Wurzel EMI

24 10 JEANS ON ,_David Dundee Ah

25 - I ONLYW ANN A BE WITH YOU, Bey Clty Rollers Bell

26 19 HEAVEN MUST BE MISSING AN ANGEL, Tavares Capitol

27 34 Y VIVA SUSPENDERS. Judge Dread Creole

28 25 HEAVEN IS IN THE BACK SEAT OF MY CADILLAC HotChocolarn I 1

29 30 LOVING ON TliE, LOSING SIDE Tommy_Huel Sialá

30 15 HERE COMES THIS Steve Nay b Cockney R$W1

31 18 AFnERNOON DELIGHT. S1.F1 yrd VQcel Bend

32_ 32 S IAN NON, Henry G_Mes 0100u 33 17 NICE AND SLOW, Jesse Green EMI

34 20 NOW IS THE TIME, JUnrny Jerna. knit Yauabor ds PY!

35 41 I WANT MORE, Can Vlnen

36 60 SAILING Rod Stewert NIP

37 33 MORNING GLORY, Jemes b Bobby urlfy Fitelki 7

38 46 GIRL OF MY BEST FRIEND Eb1sPraelay RGA

39 35 I NEED IT, Johnny Gather Watson Q4M

40 31 THE ROUS SOS PHENOMENON, O.mle Rousen.

41 38 WORK ALL DAY. Ben BIggA D7L^-ate

42 39 MAKE YOURS A HAPPY HOME, Gledlq Knight b The pips 6uddah

43 - BREAKAWAY. Galbghr b Lyle AbM

44 - SWEET HOME ALABAMA /DOUBLE TROUBLE, Lynyrd Skylyd MCA

45 - LOVING AND FREE / AAMOUREUSE Klkl Dew Rocket

4e - LIVE AT THE MARQUEE. Eddie b The Mot Rods

47 - EVERY NITE;S A SATURDAY NIGHT WITH YOU, Drifters

_48 - BABY I LOVE YOUR WAY, Peter Frampton

49 - RUBBER BAND MAN Dotre«.Spinners

50 - DISCO MUSIC. J. A, L. N. Band

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2 1 YOU SHOULD BE DANCING Bas Gus Bfº 3 3 HEAVEN MUST BE MISSING AN ANGEL, Tavares GR14141

4 4 YOU DON'T HAVE TOGO. Chi. Uwe Brun4.4ll0k

5 7 JEANS ON. David Dundee Ak

6 10 NICE N' SLOW, Jesse Green EMI

7 13 BABY WE BETTER TRY TO GET IT TOGETHER, Barry Whits 20th Cartrry

8 11 EXTENDED PLAY, Bryan Reny ratans

9 9 LET EM IN. Wl.Q, PreQl.art

10 6 IN ZAIRE, Johnny Waked% PYe

11 - DANCING QUEEN. Able Epsc

12 5 NOW IS THE TIME. Jimmy James end The Vagabond, Py.

13 - CAN'T GET BY WITHOUT YOU, Real Thing Py.

14 B SHAKE YOUR BOOTY. KC and Th. Sunshine Bend

16 - YOU'LL NEVER FIND ANOTHER LOVE, Lou RIw4s Ph.ladetwo

16 15 RUBBERBAND MAN. Detroit Spinners AIr4M 17 - Y VIVA SUSPENDERS. Judge Dread Cactus

18 - I WANT MORE. Can Virgin

19 18 I NEED IT. Johnny 'G utter' Watson DJM

20 - NIGHT FEVER. Fatback Band Polydor

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1 11 BABY WE BETTER TTY, Beery Whit. 9 13 LOVING ON TIE LOSING SIDE, Tommy Mum

10 - RUBBER BAND MAN. The Spenms 11 6 MORNING GLORY. James b Bobby P5111

12 12 TEAR THE ROOF OFF THE SUCKER PaArYsent 13 9 HARVEST FOR THE WORLD haw BrºWra.s

14 - HARD WORK. John Mater 16 6 MISTY BLUE D..oU, Moon 16 15 USE YOUR HEAD. Livia AnoseNy end TM Orwee s

17 16 MAKE YOURS A HAPPY HOME Gladys Knight

18 19 SNAKE YOUR BOOTY, KC b The Sunshine Band

19 - WAITING AT THE BUS STOP. Key Gees

20 - 14 BARS Shames*

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ME Napoleon XIV Noy Orblp.n I1m Reeves

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10 14 SPIRIT John Deem, RCA 11 19 GREATEST HITS, War DRAW AAnN 12 7 WINGS ATTNE SPEED OFSOUND C4.fi, 11 6 BEAUTIFUL NOISE NaIDMeIMM C0111pA. 14 16 THIS ONES FOR YOU, B.n2M.n4P. , rtg, I 18 ROCKS A.,wmeh CpumQM, ls II Ml/i('y1(9Cy.l.nRddL WNW 17 11 ELT LIRE AN EAGLF. Ste.. wan RAM Gp1tel II 20 HOT QN THE T11AQ S C..wwl.n., M,a,.n 19 22 DIANA ROW GREATER NITS MrrS.n 20 21 011111084ATE¡THITE,I1:71.1/71E.ES1 A411u4 21 12 lot" tEAIICHING A.r,gg WNb sand _0112.014. 22 24 DREAM OAT ANNK, IMn MuMr6PM _

23 13 IS 410 ONE&, N.rh 11se, sroe* R6lrM.. 24 33 A NIGHT ON oft YOWYN. ha; Sw.trl worse Er.y 29 25 HAPPINESS IS ICING MYTH TVA Owed es AY,9c 25 26 9.IMMERTIME DREAM O.de,.l1J/.,i6are R4een 27 27 SAY H1GNI Tenets CT,/NI 2S 25 WHISTLING DOWN TtIE Mnt-Dsd Create* OrsNa3t13 ;_,6Tr:- 29 29 ROCK TI' ROLL NAM C, Tae e..his G41191 10 30 THE DRUM WEAVER Geri ~IN RI! I'M 3l Il 1tARLAND VOGLHy@ maims 32 32 PINE POCIIET,J.er.rTal_M 11!3erW- 33 33 FIREPKL Meet 34 34 ~NEST FOR TME WORLO 14AD a.a,rrn T41444

35 34 WREgJraSas t,,_ 36 R MUSIC FROM TM MOTION P1C11aE ºARKL1{ A... wale A6.61_, 37 37 WOK ourroñ+ynrm,snknown Mel 3I 42 SESrOF R T 0 ISeF..1,Rsdw, TrrnerOrrdAa M 39 N CET a41f[R, iela 4 Crane W.. -r. iq 40 44 THE GIST Of THE OfMINL Glee VaWR1 AIM 4j 3T NM,RTATIRRSPO1A,p.wl FTr% 42 41 DUtID,ELre4LI/NOrd... 140114r.141

43 44 TALES 0 MYMYftEKV I 1MAOMMn IL AW i. r 20D Ci1teq F-76-1iTIDMtgfE;1M.T61it ITC l4 - as 40 TIrWNWiyAi$ t.Eto READVr fKJ+NIri 47 M CAMS OrINHILOW Ma Aner,M. /Sr1v, 44 - TIN pt101HAlaMes Gw..ea.a a' w - AGENTS OFFOIITUNLab0rla,r.e CsbY 10 S0 IMT&LlE 114134. 043. C..e1

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uS Sod Top 20 1 1 PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC. W lid Cherry

2 2 SHAKE YOUR BOOTY, K. C. NT he Sunshine Band

3 3 GETAWAY. Earth. Wind b Fire

4 6 WHO 0 SHE COO Ohs Mayen 5 6 YOU SHOULD BE DANCING, Be. Gees

6 7 THE MORE YOU DO IT Ronnie Dyson

7 11 FUNNY MOW TIME SLIPS AWAY. Dorothy Moore

8 4 SUMMER. war

9 13 GET THE FUNK OUT MA FACE Brothers Johnson

10 10 ONE FOR THE MONEY (Pen 11, Whispers

11 12 ONE LOVE IN MY LIFETIME. Dien Roes

12 16 LOWDOWN. Bo1 Scaggs

13 17 ONLY YOU BABE. Curls Moyh.ld

14 14 AFTER THE DANCE. Marvin ay. 15 8 YOU'LL NEVER FIND ANOTHER LOVE. Lou Kee" 16 9 GET UP OFFA THAT THING. James Brown

17 - GIVE IT UP (Tun, it Loossl, Tyro., 18 16 HEAVEN MUST BE MISSING ANANGEL revues 19 - FLOWERS. Emotnns 20 - LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL. B. B. Kip b Bobby Bland

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2 3 GREATEST HITS 2. Diana Ross,

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3 2 LAUGHTER AND TEARS, Neil Sedeka.

4 5 A NIGHT ON THE TOWN. Rod Stewart,

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FOREVER AND EVER. Demle Rousso,. Philips

4 THE FRONT LINE. V/ Sous.

6 GREATEST HITS, Abbe,

7 WINGS AT THE SPEED OF SOUND, Wing..

9 A LITTLE BIT MORE, Doctor Hook.

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10 10 PASSPORT, Nana Mouskoud, PhiSp.

I1 14 BEAUTIFUL NOISE, Neil Diamond.

12 - NO REASON TO CRY, Eric C1FDtnn

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11 JAILBREAK, Thin Lizry.

22 BREAKAWAY, GeIIagher.nd Lyle,

15 THE BEST OF GLADYS KNIGHT AND THE PIPS,

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1R 20 FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE. P9191 Fr.mpton,

19 - SPIRIT, John Denver,

20 13 VIVA ROSY MUSIC (LIVE), Rosy Mimic,

21 19 HAPPY TO BE. Mamie Rousso,.

22 19 ATLANTIC CROSSING. Rod Stowoo

23 21 LIVE IN LONDON. John Denver,

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24 27 SIMON AND GARFUNKEL'S GREATEST HITS, CRS

2S 17 BLUE FOR YOU, Status Quo, Vertigo

26 23 ROCK 'Fir ROLL MUSIC, The Buds., P.dophone

27 26 THE DARK SIOE OF THE MOON, Pink Floyd. Harvest

25 54 BAND ON THE RUN, Petal McCartney end wisp. 21 34 TUBULAR BELLS, Milo Oldhald.

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33 D GREATEST HITS, Berry Whale, 20th Century

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$ 60 COMBINE HARVEST FR, The Wur-Ar. One up

Is 31 SKY HIGH. Tavares. Capitol

37 42 ROLLID GOLD .Ronne Stones Deco.

37 IS WISH YOU W ERE HERE. Pfnk /lard, Hervesl

Al 10 A KING Of HUSH, Carp.nnar, ANSI

49 40 ANIOHT AT THE OPERA. Queen, EMI

41 41 BOY PEPPERS LONELY HEARTS CLUB SAND, The Beene., Perk.phors

42 37 DIANA Ross, ON n Res Terms Motown

y 45 A TRICK OF TUB TAIL. Gerwere Chenwns

44 "UNION JOHN'S GREATEST HITS Elton John OJM 45 37 THE REATLI5 1657.1970. The S...,.. Perlopew.64

411 25 OLlAS OF 6UNHILLOW, Jon And.naL Atha,a.c

47 3B AN ARMATRADING, Joan Amajev*ng AN 44_ $G WHAT FV1 GOT IN ANN ROW .le Bow" United Anal, 49 24 SAMS STSTORIES, Tha Sensational Ana Mersey Bend. MOMatwn

50 33 HASTEN DOWN THE WINO Lwda Roratad( AeL4rn

US DiaeaTop 20 1 CHERCHE2 LA FEMAB. Ongra.lSawrpPl Byrd 2 YOU SHOULD BE DANCING. Bee Gee 3 LET'S MAKE A DEAL, Glade Gaynor 4 YOU'RE MY PEACE Of MIND. Paw., Hap. b Cher*, 6 1 DON'T W ANT TO LOSE YOUR LOVE Engtons B BEST DISCO IN TOWN. Ritchie Family

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7 MY LOVE IS FREE, Double Eapor.,. 9 KNIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN, Gorgio 9 CALYPSO BREAKDOWN Rash McDonald

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18 MY SWEET SUMMER SUITE. Lsee UnUwwd 21)t, Conway

17 DOWN TO LOVE TOWN. Onp..ab Motown

18 PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC. Wed Cherry Swew Clay

19 IF YOU CAN'T BEAT 'EM JOIN 'EM Man, Radice United Artless

20 RUN TO ME. Candl Sutton Warne' Brow

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Wishbone return

WISHBONE ÁS11 make their fleet Rrltbh loor for two year. beginning neat month el Stake Hanley Victoria Hall ro October 2á.

Other dales are: Sheffield City Hall (73), Cardiff Capitol (21), Brt.tol Oblalon Hall (491, Croydon Fairfield Hans (31), Hemel Hempstead Pavilion (November I), Portsmouth Guildhall (2). Ipswich Oaumonl (4),

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Hammersmith Odeon (5), Birmingham Odeon (7), Leicester De Montfort Hall (a), Brightm Dane (17), Manchester Free Trade Hall (13) New - cantle City Hall (14), Wolverhampton Clete 1ía11 (II), Liverpool Empire (I7), Edinburgh Usher Hall (1s), Olaegov Apollo (1e.) and laud. Unlveralty (40).

Supercharge will he stpport band far=e tw^.

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THE TILES A NEM a»ngi, albm mad tour has been. enneenu d by Shad.

The alnab 'NOW On the Tlm' / Time And Agin' I. rei seed on Se1trarabr 17.

Their ~nod LP on Private Stook 'It's Metter Than Workbag' M

{mood t. November. and e concert tour la eh.duled far October.

with college and university lour In I locembee.

STEVE HARLEY and Cockney Rebel have flattened their next album 'to'e's A Prima Donna'. and Harley will fly to Is Angela. to cut the tIe. A new single will be taken from 11 and will he Mewled next month

The group arm currartly looking for a new gultartal to replan. Jim Cretan who left Rebel in bin Rod Stewart'. band. Gust gultarbts appear on the album

ESSEX TOUR DATES DAVID ESSEX has flnaltsed details of his British Autumn tour.

It opens on October 13 at Doncaster Gail annt and takes In 33 vemles, 12 of which will have matinee performances.

Details of concerts to be played on November 16 and 20 have yet to be released.

Essen will play n week of mnrrta eel the London Palladium and nleme. a new LP nn October N. I1'a Ut led 'Out On The Street.'

elm the theme fro part of tin stage net wlUdh will feature dancers and clowns

E.@are also ham en :P out on September 17, UtIrA 1(bming lime', IUe new ala piece hand has already appeared before a special audlene, Of CMS employees at their coo venlMn ed the tendon Itotndhme, last week.

The dates after Duncan - ter continue sr: pruning bin Royal Spar (October II), Bradford RI George's liars (151, Iced. imiver @ally (laI, London Strew thorn Orleon (ISO. East bourne (bngresa Theatre (le). Brighton Ibme (701. Ester telverslty (771. Bournemouth Winter Gardens (73), Soulh- amnplon Guildhall 124). Swansea llrangwyymn Hall (25), Cardin Capitol Theatre (271, Ilrlalol minion 11111 lb), 11rer pool Empire (101, Man. cheater Palace Hill.

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REIN YORK'S Patti Smith relterf. lo Urea» M lour le October. and a currently Mlshinf her resod album, tentatively tilled Rattle MJhep.

Dales feed area: Landon ilmmeranlltt Odeon ((SI 23), Birmingham Odeeo. (44), Mancheetr Fns Trade Ilan (»), and Edinburgh 0dexe rasa

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Date. which have been sol Include. Oxford New Theatre (October 7n1, Reinke Cidsl.n Hall (77, 1.1v erprsl Empire I211), Manchester Free Trade Hall (21), Wolverhamp ton Civic Hell (November 7) and SotMprrt New Theatre (lit).

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Lad hit the jackpot NEWCASTLE four -piece group Jack The lord have a new single, album. tour and a change of record label.

Their first album for United Artists Is released in October called 'Jack

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pot:, and the single Is Andy Fairweather Low's 'Eight Ton Crazy'.

They tour from Septem ber M. Aylesbury Friars, to November 2 al Manchester Free Trade Hall.

Motown jump on oldies bandwagon FOLLOWING the reeelease of all the Beatles' singles Motown have reissued a series of 12 specially packaged singles featuring their old hits.

The singles - featuring artists such as Diana Ross, Stevie Wonder. Four Rips. The Temptations and Isley Brothers - come In á reproduction of the original Tornio singles packet with photos of all the artists.

They are available individually or together in a carrying case. -

One more for Carps AN EXTRA date has been added to the Carpenters' tour In Nos ember.

they will now open at Edinburgh Playhouse on November 17 for two shows. Accompanying them will be the same backing musicians used on their 1974 Melt.

KID LOVES NEW single by Our

Kid Is released on September 2.4. Entitled 'Romeo And Juliet', It's the follow-up to their recent hit 'tots Just Might See Me Cry'.

Morrison at Manor VAN MORRISON is currently recording his new alhumat the Manor St mike.. In Oxfordshire. \mong the musicians

working with him are Dr. John and 011ie Brown, who is Stevie homier's bassist.

AS YOU WERE THE 1'000 tour can celled bast wick, is back on again. Problems about money have now been rrsat.ed and the dates remain the same as those already printed except the concert al Southport on October 211

has been cancelled. The hand play the W'olver- hd,,ipton Civic Hall on October 25 instead.

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DEMIS ROUSSOS will begin his British tour on October I and releases a new single on September 17.

The single Is titled 'When Forever Has Gone'. The dotes include two nights at London's Albert hall.

The tour opens al Gardens (13), London Brighton Dome and Royal Albert Hall (14). continues: Bristol Colston Southport Theatre (16), Hall (2). Leicester De Manchester Belle Vue Montfort Hal (3), Croy- (17). Preston Guildhall don Fairfield Halls (4), (18), Blackpool Opera Dublin Stadium (6), House 120), Newcastle Belfast King's Hall (7), C1ly Hall (21). Glasgow Birmingham Odeon (9). Apollo (22). Edinburgh Eastbourne Congress Usher Hal (23). Sheffield Theatre (10), London City Hall (25) and Royal Albert Hall (11), Wakefield Theatre Qub, Bournemouth Winter twoshows(26)

eta ittilmitts THE ELEIcTRA / Asy- lum back catalogue of singles is to be re- released under the 'Trea- sured Tracks' series, featuring artists such as Bread. Carly Simon, Eagles. Doors, Jo Jo Gunne and Linda Ron- st adt. The combined casts of the London shows 'Leave Him To Heaven' and 'Happy As A Sandbag' perform 'Lopes Elecktrtk Opera Film' with songs by Brian Protheroe and Martin Duncan at the New London Theatre on Sunday.

New Arista signing Burlesque tour from September 10, Scarborough Penthouse, to October 4, London Rock Garden. The third solo album from former Deep Purple keyboards player Jon Lord Is to be released this month called 'Sara bande'. 'The Best Of The Hand' album is released on Capitol op September 17

%loon are to support Joan .Armatrading at her Hammersmith Odeon date on September 23.

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the castle RITCHIE Blackmore's Rainbow have withdrawn from Friday's date with Queen at Cardiff Castle and have been replaced by Manfred Mann's Earth Band.

They could not get onstage their 35ft high artificial rainbow, which they regard as an essential part of the act.

The rest of the bill includes Andy Fair- weather Low and Frankle Miller's Full House.

Thing us n Cher n LIVERPOOL NOW has another four famous sqns to consider. They've had one chart topper this year, and show every sign of repeating the success story with the follow up. It has taken the group

six years to achieve full public recognition - now this really is the Real Thing.

They came close three years ago when their debut single was chosen for the new release spot un 'Top Of The Pops', but It didn't take off -

The exposure as backing band for teen scream David Essex did no harm, and appearing on the live dates did them even more good.

But it took a Ken Gold song, 'You To Me Are Everything', to make the Real Thing Number One in 76 They followed with more Gold - 'Can't Get By Without You' - now selling in vast numbers to ensure it quick chart entry.

"The second single had to be Ln the same vein", explained lead singer Chris Amoo "Il would have been stupid to have done anything else. "

"It has taken us six

years to get this far we don't want to blow It loo quick", added brother Eddie.

'There were other wogs we considered that

by David Brown were much closer to 'You lb Me Are Everything;. I

don't think it Is that similar," Chris reckoned

"The formula is the same", explained Eddie.

"The Barry White riffs, the strings, Chris's lead singing and the three block harmony,"

Raw "You have to buildup a

following before you can start doing anything different", Chris main- tains. "Through the singles we will try and build up our market. We don't want to lose any followers along the way."

After the singles sue. cess the next Important step Is their first album - to be released in October.

"The LP will give a good Idea of what Real Thing are about", says Eddie. "It has a rawer sound on some tracks."

It should Dome as no surprise to team that the 'two hit singles are also

'The second single had to be in the same vein'

Included on the album. "We don't want to fall

into the trap other people have made of always doing the same thing", Eddie emphasises. 'I hope we never become that negative."

The Real Thing's next UK tour has_ been brought forwardr to October and starts on the -ninth and lasts for just over four weeks.

The backing musicians for the tour w111 be Peter Nelson, ex -Black Velvet, on keyboards, Lee Robin- son on bass, Victor Linton on guitar, and Nigel Wilkinson, drums. The latter Is a former musician of theirs, who toured with Al Jarreau

-and now wants to return to work with the group.

Also in the pipeline are TV and radio appear- ances, a possible major tour with a well known soul star, the 'War of The Worlds' soundtrack, and this Sunday afternoon a live date with the Radio One Roadshow at Brands Hatch motor racing circuit

"As long as people enjoy themselves we don't mind where where we play", Eddie affirms

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ASSISTANT EDITOR Rosalind Russell

CHIEF SUB EDITOR Seamus Potter

EDITORIAL Jan I/es David Hancock David Brown David Wright

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

CARTOONIST J. Edward Oliver

MANAGING DIRECTOR Jack Hutton

EDITORIAL DIRECTOR Mike Sharman

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right Until then it Is not that Important - we still manage to pack 'em in." "It could be something of an anU-climax U not done properly - too many groups rush Into concerts before they are ready for - them", adds Chris.

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' / Upset I "Again you would have

to choose where you did It". Chris says. "It would be pointless doing It In a

1 - steaming hot disco or a dub such as Top Rank or T7ffanys. People go there to dance rather than sit and listen.

"The people who say that audiences like ours don't buy albums must be wrung. With 2 to 3,000 people in the audience It would be nice to think a few have something to say other than what the singles suggest "

Real Thing's album and next single will be critical to their acceptance and development. It has taken them years of hard work to achieve their current status and they want neither to upset their fans or sell out on their own Ideals. Ideally they would like to be able to combine the two.

"Our time will come", says Chris. It has probably already begun.

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Can Openipg IT WAS one of those strange telepathic dreams about a group . . . Strange, because It wasn't one of those bands You 'usual!). dream about.

Out of the sleepy mists came Irmin Schmidt, keyboards player and vocalist with that gang of Germans, Can

It was all tumbled up. It enema Can are acknowledged r.s the dear leaders to the avant garde rock stakes, Schmidt himself having studied with the dis- tinguished composer Stock hauoen.

by David Hancock They're strange, Tutu.

people :ear'dtlng out high Intellectual ideals and philosophies of cosmic proportions They often communicate by telepathy.

Then the dream uhifta suddenly and Schmidt claims they're to the pop charts with a disco record. What'

"We never intended to be exclusive before," he explains. "It was what people made us and we lived up to the image.

"It'o a high osttmaton U people say you're four years ahead of your time - but we're constantly changing, constantly making music.

"Singles, with few ' J \y Y/ o_ J - .

CAN: philosophies of cosmic proportions

exceptions. are made for dancing and that's the i eason '1 Want More' V being played In discos. That's real commu- nication," the voles is saying.

"Tt's a piece of music that we developed In the studio. That's how we always work; first we have to get on to the same wavelength.

"We don't Improvise in the Jars sense because we always play musical forms but it's like spontaneous composing," the unearthly Schmidt continues.

Together with fellow Can members, Michael Karon, Holger Czukay and Jaki Liebezeit he

believes It should be possible to communicate with everybody at the same Ume and that one way la through telepathy.

"U our record Is a commercial success then We translating what ere believe," the voice adds In broken English. "If people get turned on by It then they understand.

"Next month we are coming over to Britain. I think we'll be playing at the Lyceum. London and we're also working on a new album.

"We never meant to occlude people and now wo feel we're really communicating," con- cludes the voice. Trailing off to, no doubt, descend on some other unsuspect- ing sleeper.

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A YEAR ago not many people an the other aide of the Atlantic had even heard of the Bay City Rollers.

last Friday, at the Fox Theatre, Atlanta, they came to the end of their first 13 -concert tour, That's small by American standards, but it has firmly established the Rollers on the US music scene.

Apart from five-day break In Los Angeles for TV shows. the concerts centred around the East Coast.

Their recepUon Is a simple repeat of the hysterical scenes British and European Journalists are all too familiar with - crowds every» here. It's a sight the Americans haven't seen since the Beatles - and the comparisons are more frequent than In Britain

By the Ume I Joined the tour In Philadelphia, they'd already created havoc In Canada and several mid -American dues. They arrived at the hotel amid cheers. and just got to check into their rooms before the limos were back again.

Even though they arrived at the theatre two hours early a hundred people were already waiting - nearly all dressed In tartan.

-Crazy They're a different audience here.

older and far more boys than in Britain. Obviously there are a lot of teeniea, but the balance Is eider. One 24 year - old lady from New York had Just got back from LA - where she'd travelled just -to see the group.

"I guess you think I'm' crazy," was her reaction when I asked why. "I can't explain It either. I've followed them since they Orel came over last year ... I've been to ell the concerts this Ume around, and ,I'11 keep following them when they come back."

If she was crazy, then she wasn't alone. One of the strangest aspects of the Rollers' following here is a hard-core of fans who Uterally,follow them everywhere. They fly first- class with the Rollers, stay at the same hotels. go to ail the concerts

"I don't know where they get the money from," Derek commented as two particularly fervent followers boarded the plane the next day.

Back at the hall the support. act was on. Not p musical act - a magician! He plodded on, eating razor blades, losing pigeons and trying to ignore the heckling. The roar of approval as he left the stage was nearly as great as the roar when the Rollers' moon -shot countdown started.

They they were on. Immediately the pit was full of girls. Then to get to them. Those who couldn't make the front were on their seats, waving flags, scarves and placards.

The numbers the Rollers play on stage are slightly different from Britain, and now Include four tracks from the 'Dedication' album.

The anthem everywhere Is 'Saturday Night' The audience chant It out before they come on, and everyone punches the air with their fists.

Crushed Les still skips across the stage,

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, Now Just 18. hr's a totally accepted and much loved member of the

j group As the last strains of 'Saturday

Night' float out. the group rush off to spend a few :sentries meeting some competition winners. By the time

i they leave the street Is packed. There was a scene in Canada

w here fans almost crushed the group , to death by sitting on the car. The

gates open and the first car crawls with tans. The police try to get them off and the driver edges forward.

[1 Finally we're away. Apart from gigs, the Rollers are

spending time In radio stations, J doing TV shows, meeting people and

Special Stateside report from Sue Byrom trying to cope with a schedule that gives them only one night without a show - instead they have to do a radio interview. It's not an, easy pace.

"I'm feeling fine," Eric comments as the end comes into sight. "I'm feeling better than I have for a long time. Some of the others are getting tired - It's the travelling, especially the flying. But the reactions have been good, that's all that matters. "

In Philadelphia the reviewer commented that the Rollers certainly played better than the Beatles when they played the same city.

Their current single, 'I Only Want To Be With You' can be heard constantly. In America they're facing the biggest break so tar. There's just so much happening - and it's all happening so fast.

"We haven't yet broken America - but it's beginning to take off." Les said. "I think all of us thought It would take a lot longer than it has. but It's coming together."

Argued Probably the best comment on the trip was made by Gary McPlke. the

tour manager When we arrived at Boston airport, a State temper came on to

the plane to Inform everyone that the fans were behind barriers However - he paused, hand at gun - If :hey collapsed and the fans could not be contained - there were enough

the troocarss!per to drag us out and pull u to

Wryly McPlke stepped forware and asked the trooper If his troupe were adequately armed. The man nodded, believing he was re assuring them. As It turned out. no one pulled a cosh. But the run to the cars was frightening and It took a long time for their hands to stop shaking.

Even the most pessimistic of American obsers ers is now firmly convinced the Rollers are about to break right across the country They're being pssed to set dates for next US

toura - one will be far bigger and cover the whole country.

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BILL NELSON comes to the interview dressed in very sharp, chic apparel (no off - the - peg rubbish for this boy) and a layered butch hairdo. An Image that matches Be Bop's latest album, 'Modern Music'!

This reluctant guitar hero has In the past been slagged to high heaven for his stylish appearance - the razor -she rp crease in his trousers, the crocodile akin shoes. Some critics have even gone (ludicrously 1 so far as to say that this musical mannequin can't know a thing about Rock 'N' Roll because he doean 't wear denim. Strange eh? "Yeah", begins Bill nonebalantty, "I've

been knocked for the way I dress, It got to ridiculous proportions In America, when people said that the band who went on before us were supposedly better m us ici an s than us because they wore denim and had hair down tO their backsides, It's insane - but it happens all the time.

I've always. liked Clothes. When I was a IAA In Yorkshire I used to come down to London's Carnaby Street, to buy my gear. When at the local dance I'd the only one wearing real mod hipster trousers."

Punk Nelson's the kind of

guy who is fairly adventurous in both dress and musical Ideas. If he wanted he could play Sixties R&D or punk and wear blue denim But he instal* Be Bop are a band who cater for the kids of today.

This Is obviously the reason why their new album la titled 'Modern Music'.

"I feel that a lot of the bands around aren't playing truly modern music," he explains "These bit rite purport to

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be bands of the Seventies and yet they are Into RAB stuff a la early Who and Stones -

AS far as I'm concerned they are no more than pub bands,

'Take all these punk bands around, being heralded by the press as some kind of new wave. Randa like the Velvet Underground were sing Ing about sadism and masochism yar, aim."

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"I think Re Fop have developed a style that it,, II. 17 -year -old, can relate tn, music that Is exclusive to their generation and not borrowed from the Shigeo or other bygone tiered") A lot of bands around today grew to) with the Restive music

He Bop Deluxe want to he the Beatles of today's generation. "

'Modern Music' is

Indeed a curious album, but a very good one. Those familiar with 'Axe Victim', 'Futu rama,' and 'Sunburst Elnish' will records. II as being the brainchild of Nelson 'a vivid musical Images attar,

"I wrote most of Um material as soon as we got bock from the Slates," RIn explains. "All I really wanted to do after ouch

strenuous lour wait to walah TV and be pampered

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far more accessible album," he opines. "I'd say the songa are simpler - more direst. This time we've concern tratad far mor on melody ase I've put puely played down the guitar: there's a min imum of sots.

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The title track la most Intriguing, starting with a radio dial being twiddled from station to station. Snippets to elude a commentary of this year's Olympics, Tony Hancock, John Peel and a couple of De Luxe songs

The original idea wax to gat piece. from Sunday radio shows of yesteryear - the CII- theroe Kld, Family Favourite. and The Navy Lark - but Bill couldn't get hold of them.

Immature "The second side la

kind of six piece suite based on America and my feelings about being sway from hone. 'Ind In five Ns s, World' is W ens. fiction and applicable to America. The ostnanent al track, 'Dane* Of The Uncle Sam Humanoids' begin. wi h the sound of het W ane insetting dorm on Amartean soil, with Andy fkeyboardal doing thane fantanic impel -won aliens of me record ~nearly poops who met u

loll Aldo/ rate Arrow Ira at all He fousid t tars

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nose *loan we on - resord ~parry ~ea - Berea 1 leareated sI our made. but le hoer many reeord we'll sold all, sell, sell, that all They cared about ^ I pest tar hid myself la

1110 fsBsi goat and read inn not really much of offabtr, guar am Ian of throne people wto are at .vwy reception and party

That Aught *sego pretty oddball for a ftoil ar star then ell Is la per Not earsdtied lo has mtamn and d1.n't glee monkey's about tae

trappings and trimm- ing, that come with his position

"I believe In what I'm doing and I don/ Compromise for anything or anyone.

"Some people have said to me that my songs are a little naive. But at least there's a spark of enthusiasm there. A lot of people In the business have the attitude Of 'Let's get It out as we can put an Instalment on the yacht'. Besides, I think naivety ixn'1 such a bad thing. fhite you lose It It's gone forever - like your virginity.

So BIU lent motivated by money'

"Not at all," ho phew'', "Of course playing music has enabled me to buy a new home, and I'll probably be buying a new car next, year. But I have no desire who taiever, to I lv the life of an arlalocrat "

Crusade Jun released Is Bs

Bea single, 'Klee Of Light', from the album. After the semi - success of Ships hi The Night', singles huyera might shine to the news.

Usually, bands of He Hop's calibre aren't usually bhered about singled.

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"Yeah, many of Own arm t," be agrees, "but for me ire a personal crusade (laughs be coon. It sounds Ilk* Richard lire tJonh*art 1

change the single. casrt. and lot con Nlttntly good mule in catch an, as Me %aue. dM

La per usual tour follows the new album, and I Hap begin theirs on llegum1w, lb

Apparently Be Hop Daluas are dropping newt of die v surb thst dominated thew lase n u* They 11 be no More Met% Conant - that era is dead are twirled

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Pewtikew piitinL QUF-[N must rune as or» of Ow king* of the pap weld

After four manna rdlsantng new malarial. Quern boislead back Into t with an espiWve one - and a half hour eel at the Playhouse Edinburgh witch earned tram *Landing ovation

They seed caate, and ~mad to be having ball en stage after their layoff

Tray wan visually stunning the net Ong Marta synchronising with the sounds, and their nsuatclaniihlp ess lmpraanv.

After natalto rip from ' Bohemian Rhapsody" the group exploded on to the stage and tors into -swat Lam'.

F ~des Meceuq opined the act U, an overate whet* boiler wt but quickly change into clrsgeng whlte leotard.

Quosn's tlpntrtee0 was shown oaf to telling .dolt during medley which opened with "You're My Boat Pr/end' mowing anlodhly lido the chart

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with ' bring Baca Thal Loy Brown." The medley - the Ord time in. group triad the sequence - epltanl.ed the groups ant, everything full at panache, power, drama, seal and ex cetairrlalI

Brian May's posttive guitar work proved a perfect fall for Freddie Mareiry'e oscine The wild hem Of John Diann. plus the venous dwnmiwg of Roger BsaOnw.fraylor, added muds lo the group's musical depth

Supporting wan Supercharge - reputed to be ivourtte of Jahn Peel - from Lbe wood

Tale funky R t B band was savagely funny in place., particularly to their Imprsaions of Edinburgh'. Bay City Rollers and a typical Rock 'le Roll band.

Their mane at lint Impressed, but their performance deterto- ased rapidly as the group, under

the promplingn of balding waxen Albis Donnelly. punched out pungent obscenities

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reviewed by Jan Iles

WELLINGTON WOMBLE: 'Rainmaker' (CBS 4604) Wellington Womble makes his solo debut with a topical rainsong which should cause a storm (in the charts at least). Written, arranged and produced by Mike Batt, It Includes some cheeky rain -drop effect string arrangements not unlike those used on Carl Douglas's 'Kung -Fu Fighting' stanza of yesteryear.

AVERAGE WHITE BAND: nueen Of My Soul' (Atlantic K108251 Up -tempo late night listening / grooving soulful stanza from the Whites A surefire disco sizzler and commercial enough for the out and out poppers

JOHN MILES:'Remem- ber Yesterday' (Dacca F13667) Fluid, crystalline roman car portraying the young Mlles In a more sentimental mood The nowie is a lot simpler than his previous epic but still exudes the same classy texture. Miles of magic.

Right royal drip! VAN McCOY: Party' IPhonogram 6105 0611. A real drip of a disco record, with Van telling everyone In namby pamby upper class English accent to, "Get On Down and Parry." Sounds like Prince Charles trying to be hip Most upsetting.

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THE WURZELS: 1 Am A Cider Drinker' (EMI 2820)

Piggy grunts intro, tono references to chowshade, Combines, cider guzzling and other country matters all set to the tuns of 'Una Paloma Blanca', Not half as quaint as 'Combine Harvester, but Wurzel fans will legit up

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VAN ~COT PAUL B AVIS: 1M aria Isabel' (Charisma CB 2951 Insipid Latin flavoured song sung in cute smiley fashion Just the kind of schmuhz that unfortunately gets stuck in the brain and comes out as a whistle while you're wafting at the bus stop. W himpish ZAP POW- 'Wild Honey' (TR 7983) Reggae groupies and enthusiasts will no doubt rate this instrumental, as will disco Rastas. But doubt if it will mean mush to dedicated followers of the hit parade. THE HEPTONES: tool Rasta' Morsel MOSS 124-A) Throbbing. pulsating beat and thumping bass that no dancer can ignore, but the charts can. end sadly, shalt

PETERS Arab LEE: What Is Love' (Philips 6006 5411 P&L doing a happy couple duet which is as lightweight as candyfloss and just as pitiful if you were to get bit of it stuck in your cavity. Lenny has a good MOR voice - he should go it elope,

SMITH & D'ABO: Tree As A Bird (CBS 4587) A peachy little song with a sensual vocal perform ante from the once -

upon- a -timers Smith fax - Dave Clerk Five) and d'Abo lex - Manfred Mann). Might have trouble penetrating the 50 though. Perhaps next time? JIGSAW: try fTil The Tears Run Dry)' (Splash CP8) Strained vocal perform ante from the Jigsaws Faits to make any kind of impact arid riot a patch on 'Sky High, their last single.

OHIO PLAYERS, Tire' (Mercury 6167 4201 The pioneers of sexy soul sounding half - hearted and unoriginal They're still doing gel thing but not giving us anything pole - axing enough Al sounds tack lustre. A touch of the old. new borrowed and blues.

THE HOLLIES: 'Daddy Don't Mind' (Polydor 2058 779) A self -composed rocker from the Hollies complete with biting guitar breaks and quasi -harmonised choruses. Excellently produced and arranged with plenty of musical climaxes. More of an album track, but could stand a chance with enough airplay,

MARIANNE FAITH- FUL: 'All I Wsnne Do In Life' (Noma NES013) Everyone thought It was a

case of 'So Long Marianne', but the wistful lady is back again with a charming song about wanting to love somebody with all her might. Funked up backing adds guts without disturbing the gentleness of it ell

BARRY RYAN: Where Were You' (PVT 70) Barry starts slow and whispery accompanied by piano and angel girl choir then builds this tear - inducer Into a funky rhythmic reeler end really lets np vocally. Finely constructed, though a bit - repetitious in parts.

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MANHATTANS: 'Hurt' IC B S 48/21 Very much the same formula as used or' 'Km And Say Goortye' right

down to the horny hulk rap a r Barry Whit. Unobtluerve. easy gang number fa awlucirg your Isvourks oereoes

THE RITCHIE FAMILY: The Best Disco In Town' IPelydor 2058 777) Flash bang, wallop disco move. with girt vocalists one step Need of the' Adams Singers. Its

unrelenting pace should make this a daneahell lave. Maybe a maybe for the, pop charts

GRAND FUNK RAIL- ROAD: 'Can You Do It' (EMI INT 523) The original was en early Sixties hit for Tamla group the Contours and le one of the greatest dance records of all time Grand Funk. with a little help from blend Frank Zappet turn this Into a punky's delight Dirty stuff GF caught pt the tin with pew houfan drown

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Tit: OIfITAlf herons here shocked when their number one Idol retired hurt from hie prime posit inn.

The auharlsl a. Illlrhir Ill orb more. the croup am. Iirrp Purply.

Ile reported se Nr Urnr Phalli.. no. Urrd Mth tho ,.fi ,gay Vert Pueis p ..r r. levelling. Te alum pique Mae \mere we rurpir, on sallbout him the group rould nos per be Ihr same, Itlirhlr emerged sill, new ha ref.

\wallet In Run hew h, Rennin Jane. Is..

Hitch! and I worked M ..hat carted nut ea win album. but It turned Into IUtchIe Mar ,wre'a Rain 1..a , and we Warted looking his other must. eire,'ald Moon le-

Ite tomes from the hand 5]1 who wpp,rs.d Deep Purple is toot.

Rarhie N the het.) ,Mal king- Id, hew"' en from Curph' to el.+ things his w)," eaplaIss Rrnnhe. The Kra LP walk net ehal people eapeel.d from him. titer that the prime ersid, rallos was in get the band together gad low.

Their Ilse -up was completed with Junin) Bala on bar, Ten, Carey as keyboard. and Coal Powell on drum,.

we heard there who. this 1501 t.. Wyly*. un

hand caned Barb who were phayi« a1 the Marquee. we thought he es. rottheeht hut be wee all elm ea. (a(ss5, to . . Rrnnle Joked.

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We d been more mitre ...toll le aire., noels[ tin thee. Tatty a. came arrows *wealth the led Zap reaearssl for

se Italabew ea formed. They quickly ton qu.red the dilate., before rererdlag ~rand album. Rainbow

Rlsing', then they Mt ready for the LP..

'lb. dale t wars lo enure as., before lee were really ready.** Ronde ample slap. 'IRkki. mean. lot hi the kids u.er hart sad is, d ,d. want to upset them. They are ,ha repay roamers,"

Nero they not fed op with ewmparlsee with Peep Corp!:

"If people mire tuba u. bush Is Irmo p Per 1. Is Rainbow they'd K in R ltChkm," a i.jt Ris n i., Ili . hue ry~li swm Inpirtna perm.. In S. band a !here' ~Ong 11. He e.rrce the rr.dtl

Itul there', ,tree man }.r the man in Clark b the raa. art,

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tonne the hand, (4a,ar light dhow, pIse hark Crops et the guitar *hayed cantle Rules les fires Whom ewer sad the riese het ham 'Ilan how Rbing,

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THERE CAN be few - If and - rock singers to have had the lasting Influence and appeal of the late Ruddy !lolly.

He I. regarded so the treated by virtually evlry contemporary musician you meet, and Ms song. Ile. on - giving act. Ilk, Mud and Rhowaddywaddy hit. In the Revenue.. Marie. Harden Holley

we, barn hr. Lubbock. 'Palma on September 7, 19:41, M the yammer -id member of the family hr h,came Ruddy. Holly came from ml..pelling m hi. first recording contrail In rust

In Iwo year. Holly and Ma group, The field,. built u4 a eon., non of unb.nlablr lock and pop cl.esirr. He was only 72 when he was killed In plane crash al Clear lake. Iowa. on February 2, 1969. The night plane contained holly, the led Hopper and It Whir V urn who wry. part of package tour - Ihr 'lagged Show Of Man Of 196x..

Ills Aran lnereaed lh. Inlrrr.l In (lolly to

mild ending tl propnrnna Ins .Ingle a l the Um., of hl death 'It Poem I Mauer Anymore' we. at Number (Inc for el wark. After hl. death rarer many more Mt. from the archives

On .%ptemt.er 7. Ir70 he .nndd I so rrlebra lad PM. *nth birthday. and p 1.1 Uuddy holly

N ha ham lautsohe.l to Perron' it 1. n am.

11.11,'. Influence in today mule .ebnaY haa bevel lmn.Tw.( eel th obvious nn mortis

Wit be not Irrd that Mature Hark TI' IIoU g at In their art

Rema.kiyw.ddy h.d MI with err Man of 'lisa,lau' and t riude 'Meuse to /Italy with "Raw (he In their sets art

toddy (lass, nho- waddywaddy member, mays: 'II wady Holly h.. probably heave Me ~we ~Ugandan' Rork 'M' lath inflamer* rn of _ 1'b rd a grant 71111a mud go an fare.'' own', to b I still ~Jaw Char .err us.!

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Another Holly fan le bl at'e lti.. Mount, who admit. that M tan Ira born years bark .he rown had ~no Paddy Maly Shwa!) lolly gave Mud hit when they ~weal 1* lay'

What can I say that hasn't barn sand Ile Changed the lac of modem music said Dew -let tranwiden M and he.. stoat of M. rented* on tape Perhaps.

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n le bad ha dead than lye fad. probably M rouknl have ll.sd up to mama'. ~walla brans - or per naps he 'mold la samba ~ha Illy be prod* gnarl country mute& doing cabaret Ilk* r.1d.

Harkin Noy William of In. out Spm nAT-4

War Slow nor* 'hear Ile/ darn. remambars th day. hewn grapy .f their teeth an Holly rttie and on gre.p be parer.+.

Big larry spreads CHART REGGAE star Barry Biggs played in London's now infamous Notting Hill Carnevl on Its first day. Hs didn't go back scored

-'1 honer wart ab oar m nape'. and I knew .t wag not any bind of pane*.- says the is gone ~ran ewes n ha dreaming Mown t T op Of The Pope

What did happen was Mribet ~inc. barren e nd polio. wren hadn't been seen on each ranee Breen kW reedy 20 year Sono crepe

-In Jamaica than a ls.thrI entry iniagrendanee D er,- confirms* Berry. -'k .sad to be ISM In the e nure of K s.eaon but new they hens Manton, err of ca us al

'The year It ass rebid 'Ca tan end people horn the Caribbean kiends can. over. Thew tsan tends

end companions and R was mead n newer ar has -Thee w.n't any donne. not ib. triere ire in

London I thank t1ota bemuse bask non.. Ks wed *manned ere And M tOr~une

Barry ono reran the neighbours Tenidad Canner ware he payed befon 11 000 pope w pet of Byromn Las end the D regonore e

In fart fiery has been member d the Byron L..e or* be the per lv.n years es one of the lead sinew nab th 17. type 17. secs so.ia. . Dur s; that ear rye Ire! about fin ere M91 el Jerlerca Work Al flay' erect, moo warred by

'A lot of the music in Jamaica is political but very little makes it. Marley is

one of the few who can get away with it'

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"They were Denny Lalne and the DI lo mats," he said. They had dyed bland hair with quiffs, and black eye brows. They looked very odd, like the Children Of The Damned'. They did all the Holly -type num. hers.

"Holly's music had slmplcity, postmen could sing airing ielth his songs But they also had class. that was the difference, Holly's music will always be great."

The % Hd Wax Road s non feature Holly records, and will b participating In the special Holly Night al tendon's Lyceum on

September k. The Denny Lae,. Roy renumbers Is also the Denny Lain. of Wings. He has issued a mingle venlm of 'Ill Bo La.. and 'I'm looking Pitt Bomesne tb lose',

Leine has always been a fan. One of his biggest regrets Is never having seen him, though he did see him an TV.

''Hi. Influence Is unbeatable," he rectum,

Someone who did soy Holly a as pop publlcld Keith Goodwin. Holly end the CXMkds acre playing at the Gaumonl State, Kll burn,In Marth tells,

Keith remembered' "On stage he was gawky. shy and amazingly

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amateunsr. The group had about as much *age presence as a bromine lek. They were dalle apart from dolly's vague chicken movement as he walked across stage "

At the time Holly's Hellish huts were 'Oh Bey and 'That'll Re The Day *Mlle 'Peggy Cue' was making It In the leates.

"I dm1 like Ruddy Holly." admitted Graham Oouldman of Met, "I low him. He was tow anginal, the eviler ouch

the vocal sound. He was as Important as Presley or the Beatles In the evolution of rock."

Thin Llzzy's bales player and vocalist Phil Lynott says he was too young at the Ume to really remember much about Holly but recalled: "He was a great Innovator. really the fire Rock N' Roll writer. When I was seven or eight we used to sing 'I Guess It Doesn't Matter Anymore' on the school bus."

Dave Cousins of Strawhs rates Holly as the only rock singer he appreciated from his days as a folk singer.

"I remember strapping pickup, In my acoustic

gutter, going down the pub and singing 'Oh Any' Then the pickup fell inutile my guitar and my carver as Rock 'N' Roller rame lo an end Hack to folk. "

Cal Btavene says simply "An all llme great - 1 love hum "

"Ruddy Holly was a rosin eta vin' nitl gritty Rock 'N' Roller," the Emperor Rosko sums him up. and he should know, he owns everything he recorded. f he hadn't died he'd have been the Paul lecOutney of lea era. And it 'a proved by our contemporary artists using his material and having diarl success with them."

Paul McCartney la another contemporary afar who has been Influenced by Holly 'Ruddy maw me of the oral winger Bang writer, I ever noticed. he saw "Hls chyle war o *Jenpie you could sally espy It VA no rho has evar mme eloea to him

'T. me M le qnw tal man I was )eel attire when he war popular aed he brings bare a *bah r Oh boy, he IerTlnc

There Y CIU weeah of lidl1Y wagerer materiel available and MCA nave lust lasu.d fair RP's d Holly's beat known material, and re pro meted a recommended double album 'legend'

Those miming In find out more bout Holly should search out a terr]y of John J ooldroan' paperback 'Middy Roll - FUa life Mel Hum .

publitted lee year by Charisma %eke al lips

go, though Holly le Mad, the legend Ilene an and It is unlikely that as far as this generation V concerned. that he will ever be fe rgetten

Byron end ~earl made the Top 10 beck home," he

*ds' "But I'm not ono of the big names ti Jaenek:a

'mcataa I work with a bend end so It s dlflkull b develop a solo career at the same time.

"Also as part of the Dregonaiee rm traveling round the world for nine month* of the yaw. Guys come and go from the Dnegonslres but the name of the group ohss

been going now for 22 years," Now an &bum showceung Ida talent* es ~New and

producer, Y being rushed out by he record company. h s not the fashionable. po*leat Raerefeden type

regg.e but the more commercial saeEy sarrealaed stuff H the traction of Desmond Dekker. The album mho contakts reggae veneer» of pop rats lie Bacharech end David's 'You'll Never Got To Heaven and Stevie end Symots's 'Your Klee h Sam ,

"A tot of the music Cs Jamaica la poiUcasy In~Md these days but not much of It becomes tote Bob Marley Y ore of the few who gets eerily with k

"But I don't sat ung about amerce I sin vesltetg

end performing for people al over the world Anyone can 'Ore to song Ilke 'Work Al Dry' become a M have to go out end work -Berry

see. the roots music of Jerrie/ea epee Into three different types these dey.. Then ere the people who welts pollecal song*, those who do reggae ~Mona of

American Or Brnbh songs end those. am ttenestf, who wile reggae songs without any memo". I don't think C matters wieleb type you enpy - Ins

es getting setae the murk of ,.meiea " Ice soda.

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However, they don't provoke much laughter at the BBC. where the stiff upper lip prevents anything more riotous than a polite smile.

Running trust() fnrm,they refused topley the Judge's new 'bugle, 'Y Viva Suspenders. 'Now, we ran only speculate on their rearms. geeing as they're not obliged to say wily.

It can't be that people don 7 want to hear It. In spite of the Mob, enough people bought the single to make It abisal straight into the chart, at Number 30 which brings us to the quest inn of the Redo ci the Guardian Of The Public's Morale Perhaps they think euspsnders lea dirty word. May we point out that before suspenders, the alternative was garter,. which ran came el cut/11 en de.order.

But the circulation of the Judge's record I. brtunaely unimpaired. Hl, slap and tickle lyrics go down with the earns e with as blue pies at the end of the pier In Simmer shows. Although to be fair, the Judge's remark. are innuendo end want you make of them U your bas «nee.

The Judge thin ke his music le very llritirh Although ills records have been released In

Other countries. he's got no are hlIion to be a keg globe trotter.

' Part of my stems. la that I'm me," said the Judge "People MU say ?ire.. I sew Judge Dread In the chip Mop the other night ' I holiday In placee I like - Margate for in range - not Beim and rea,rtallketrat I'm impel

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out that bands should paWelae British audiences and ther. p , . off when they've made It. I Mould never undertand Elvis Presley'. success - he's never even come over to see hue fans.

"I look after my own fins" he said. I bet I treat my record as bits of paper. If I had a Number Qee !'d be an

happy I'd have to go to bed. I'd like to era what they'd do on Tbp of the Pape - have a

three minute silence per

by Rosalind Russell The Judge sonde*. a lot of

Importance en getting out to meet hi. fans

"I do things for nothing," he said. "I go to the record Mop and speak to the dealers. No other artid to the country does Wd. You me th ail what happens - artist. start cutting themaelme adrift a. coon u they EN a bit of money. 'if It dldn t work out Mr me, I could gn back to the dustcart tomorrow Working clam

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The Judge r sorbing oek an autobiography white he napes ill come cut by the Spring

lb's also be anew ether plans

I' m manna blow the net aft things, he promises "I've even toe clean records out, undo, my ads., name of Julien R Clair and they haven I got any airplay It ran cost a tiwueed pounds b p V a single out and whoa It down I get played.wMI Ill get my own back There ME be no n antes mentioned. we If an mete want* to take things further. they lb am toown up

Ire *brays rensn tier ad my friend* - but I've never epees anyone. I dint want wombs

The Judge Is puaaled about the leek of ~bey his clean records get, far lees to doubtful ones

' vat Amt wait any help from the BBC." said the Judge 'That way you dotal have anything to them It them br fast 111 s meld not to play it Singe when hr smpetdera been a dirty wort "

The Judge trim hard with has Justin St flair image taso. His votes and style are different

"Alter 10 bRl tin no longer a laughable figure lo the business. People laughed U ene when I made Ore records for blackpeople. But when Igoe the next hit , and me next last year I came eighth in top milers - I beat Elton John, The highest chart position I've had is six

.W this emcees must mean a

few bob, but the only move he's made In life was from the r:lephant and seie, In South London to Margate, Kent He a unlit/el y to become tax exile

T don t really earn lot of money," said the Judge. "n core thnuands of pounds to make en alban. Red ill pay the country M at its due "

The Judge has a new album out In for werke, and regular RECORD MIRROR readers will be pleased to

krop that we get a mention on the album He co urn our Para as friends rather Man pap stare

1 don t ml. with th others,' said the Judge. "I dent go to their p000n of

parties, - 1 wouldn't get Incited r 'sway I prefer enamel. In people onmeilme /hey don 1an ewer bar k "

Though ome of the animals the Judge has worked with have treed, He owe fed the erecodlles al a MINIM park

'1 used to purl the meal through with a long broom handle,' a recalled "Until one day one of the mete bit the handle n hell

n . ally one of many poi the Judge has had.

'T We been a debt caller for br Trojan records, a dolman and worked be a blebst bat factory The wily thing I all I done Is clean law atones I wan a W be a while and teen a

wrestler. That won more Lily than anyt ling I seed to wear a mote and tali myself the executioner. I did Iseult err. Mg 'resenting around But all the beat gypsies u.ed to went to beat hell om of me

"Before that, I wee a bouncer. tt like hemg a potiétienan - nobody tike. you But if you take those jobs, you take the Malta. Owe night WNW bolter 'Macleod me with

meat cleaver_ 1 decided to move out Into

tine country and become peace and love merchant. Rut more love than peace," he added

"But now I've finally Milted up a star." said the Judge mnbdenty.

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'Goodbye NADJ BEN (WEE hoe resigned his Ieaderehip of the National Association of D. J,'s. Hla announcement cleared the air before disco na.nufacturers and DJ'. owl on Monday nn landon's Skl Club to deride on future trade or gaestsa tines for the Industry. Divided Into two meetings, the DJ's and manufacturer each agreed on plans to Corm their own separate RA noel/diary.

The unanimous vote was for a new Diet Jockey Federation_ IIJF (UK) ,-,,..n.. [ r so, usaocociatei from the NADJ,

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N'UR7.F.IA 'I Am A ,der Drinker' (EMI) ..es straight to the top for ,,,.earful Pierre ((kipper ns, St Ishmaels),

I nobles for Willy (Nab uluuchnblee Disco, Ap

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Phlllbarrmmlc loon 'isconcerto' (Philips). in Fuller (Mustard

ivl) R,vtdhow, Norwich) h'eaks BROTHERS i i RI NSON 'Get The Funk

ui Ma Face' (A&M). m l'aylor (Cromwell». \orwlch) stick* with M ICHEL POLN AKF.FF LIMUck' (Atlantic) . .

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JALN RAND 'Disco Muele' (Magnet) already taps for Jahn Dehade (Reverberation Discos, Maldslme1 ... Berry Lee Martin (llunting Lodge, Lark field) la pulling the Canvey Island crowd for MIROSLAY VITOI'H 'New York Qty' (Warner Bros LPL LAI.O bCIIYRIN 'Jaws' (UR en LP), etc , Steve

Bar B Q" Day (Cltingfard) la hot for EDDIE a THE HOT RODS 'Live Al The Marquee' Goland EP , Terry Emm (Mr M ~co. D unstable) reviva LORD ROC 1KIN(i11AMh XI 'Hoots Mm' (Deem), Tat Bulbs/an (Pot - Paurrt Disco, Canhalton) gets 'em all singing In reow JONES 'Delilah' (flan'.)

/typos DRSAD 'Y Viva Suspenders' (Cle- tus) adds Dave MacRae (Primitive Diego, Sea - ham), among others.. .

Rod Schell (Floppe, (Swinish ehaeisJOlf. i JONES 'Purple Haar' (Cream), Mike Stewart (Midnight Sun Disco, Glasgow) ups MISTA CHARGE 'Show Me' (Target), Colin McLean (Shuffles), Glasgow) reckons RISEIHOTM 'Su- per Disco' (AU Plinth num), Fred Stevenson (Strand. Glasgow) breaks both RONNIE DY'SON "The More You D o It' (CMS) and MILLIE JACKSON 'There You Are' (Spring).

be handled by Opllkinet Ice. Project Eleotroolrs nr FAI.

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SONS OF (IIAMPIJNI 'Hold On' (Anoka Amer - le. AA 1A via EMI), Great whnmping blue eyed hit ken, powered by the brat of the moment. An import reveal mine for sometime. MANHATTAN MANS- E E 11 ' O k a n a o n D'Arnour' (LP inning Out', AtlanUr K MINI), All and Dotty Todd's dreamy romancer from 'Nn la the album's high point, an Molt must. but there are also more mundane disco dancers and good Latin track.

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J01114 IIgv6'nt 'ran Dote And Mop's....m. (11' 'Spins, IH.\ U'U teeth Yeah - gulpl - but, ~wetly. this dead d oer Nliron toque read. Ina of the aid .Mnaltsy anon Lag is booty MGR and worth singles res Isar HOIAJFJI, 'lMdeb towel Mind' 'Paver lease 1e), UK oh now the Mania go disco Peeking paw erful beat ter thud and thump alarm until ~ally guitar break sllghUy N tin fkw PIKSQL 'Na raya' (I IM). (MMus the Galaxy label ran push their AMc Almon* ntgl. net I1 looks Ills Jo King

claim cln up agars nth his cover of this Jungle - drumming Continental smash. 6\ 6L'YN THOMAS: 'Love' Net Just Ae illusion' (lab Ce nl.ry NYC lean). Attractive fat modem -style Mueller, Netrthern-alslyd but unwell older In appeal. ~I's

beautiful) led by wailing E K 11.111/.Et 1'vs One TM M u.k Is M. /11.1 Gan I

Am INAAAre AMIN al!). S offued togslhe on the fado auto I intro, 1hme two old Mt. join the slow 'Loving Fro*" end 'Arnceenwr' on an l:P Wiling at lop, itrLNC//.hK DAVIS OROUr1 'QInMw scams Leal" (Island M Ir Gale). The M Loaner Hanks rip off, coupled with a 1engliamed, re mixed eM ow clubbed venter of the anginal TkoOI'UR 'Os' ere New' (Epn KIN' Hest. Obviously rana ot Fees and Had (K. the.. nobly Yd rap as the eels you know and Ire,. C le A k 1. 1 6 k 1 C H 1

N klnwead' ((lob I a lees). HIS Memphis- rerorded debut lnwt 'Me Ir. Preany-lob cat rocker ling rtabliabel with the 0114141.4b7CENTRAL ST 41110e: 6rrw' (Il Mt.'. %humor now a sella). Cheerleader drummlag oaks a snappy but kipp.bI Intro to a mainly Instrumental forage

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IT DIDN'T sent like two month. ~on the Kormals la.l played live. They've been under wrap. In the studio with W omble- hasher Mike Ran .Ines tan lone, after ehanging label. to CHA, They've got one, yes 1dk.. me new joke

But the pride of Southend' golden 440 yard., the East (bast's answer to Rtackpani, didn't exhibit mu di In the way of new music.

The evening started with Nome excellent teenage ag- grerbi /morn Cloah, playing their third gig They scared the Ilia out of anyhndy over twenty, moon clans or not. Then Crecy ()van and the Rhythm Rotaara, masters of sevwtthr pork and roll. During the owl the front of the Roundhouse was niid with happy bnppsre, some of them only eJ - years -

old The reaction VMS spantnware and avervdhelming. with on encore that easily would has* been two ar throe

And When, tier blfl- toppera toad anger Paul eh ulUworth has bo.Ane bigger showman than nor The stage was filled with prnupe - mrkWl bars and Awarded suite The sang won lke old newer tt.. aka 'Tr IASI 7..l', 'Porko M.st p', and eerdway' Parfet round and so normal at all bud ~toad at rrwng a nappy bid acquaint anew, M arms e trio ~channel And that we» ha/Qy over - .apoar N

Y?arM' Fro love" . e srnly renelved and the now unbars didn't mess bad. bit the marttrl we. bat llks the turnout (Nnfertabn - but oat full *armor. - rat we

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Disco Donny Steams On DONNY OSMOND: 'Disco Train' (Polydor 2391 226) The kind of quality you'd expect from the junior' Mr Showbiz' is well show cased on this danceable platter that lives up to its title- Included is Donny's last single 'C'Mon Marianne' as well as four tracks written by his Osmond Brothers Forget those plastic looks and you'll find Donny does In fact have a good vocal range and because it's mostly disco stuff he manages to Inject a lively urgency into the songs Good slick stuff that keeps choogling along and will be an Instant killer at all this year's teenage parties

David Hancock

DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES: Whole Oats' (Atlantic K 50306) Sorry, but no It made nice listening over breakfast but didn't get off the ground by lunch. I

feel they have a lot to say land play) but they're being a bit pale pink about it all. There wasn't a song here that made me think Immediately of chart success and I think they'd

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reed it before they could persuade everyone to listen to teten to whole set of their songs They could do a Bellamy Brothers If they tried hard enough but this album ddn't get tome.

Rosalind Russell

JOE SIMON: Today' (Polydor Super 2391 216) Nice try, but I think the choice of material let him down 'Let's Spend The Night Together' was such an incredible effort from the Stones, It was probably a mistake for JS to try It He doesn t seem to have the right kind of energy. On the other hand, he deals straight with the smoothie songs. He's made a nice job of 'What A Wonderful World' and 'I'll Take Care (Of Youl:

DONNY OSMOND: In- stant killer

They are more intimate. more suited to hia voice. Astor the betters, he'd do better leaving them alone

Rosalind Russell JUNE TABOR: 'Alta And Graces' (Topic 12TS298) The traditional folk still gets a small shot of the

JJ CALE: gentle floater

sales action in this country, and unless you happen to be Steeleye Span there seems little you can do to improve the situation. Perhaps June Tabor will benefit from the exposure of working with Maddy Prior in the Silly Sisters project? Certainly there are some beautiful songs here, presented unaccompa nied or with a few embellishments Particu- larly larly nice is the use of double tracking on 'Bonny May/.

David Brown

JOHNNY GUITAR WATSON: 'Ain't That A Bitch' (DJM DJF 20485) Just when *very other hand you see have gone all scruffy and pretending to be punks along comes a smooth operator like Johnny to slap you back in en*. The his single 'I Need It' ,s a good enough trailer for this set, punchy brass. contagious lyrics and talking guitar. There s a lot going on here, some breathtaking music snappily protected by Mr Watson and bend. The tine trick le modem blues bitching about prices, unemployment etc, while 'Supermen Love? twit you what the man in the whale soh and Mt le bragging about A hitch of en aeu art but slack with It

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DECAMERON: Tomo, row's Pantomime' (Tranelsntic TRA 3231 Hv,ng emerged from the folk world the group have found themselves in a no - mare Lend aorrrewhars between lost and soft rock The Bong, are both wee wrinen and preaens eel one of the better cute been the light and happy

J J CALE: Troubadour' (Shelter ISA 5011) JJ's nice easy style makes this into e gentle floater of en album showcasing he silken voice on 12 self penned songs that ant often understated ei great effect The musicianship i superb especially the occasional slto1 guitar parts which is as It should be

when you realise mast of the outing was recorded in Naehvtla He menages to treed lightly between the country and Poet styles to corns up with e Pr/ original Bound Oat guts betM with each heedi% if you haven't ~ash nvest,gated the gentleman Its wee

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'Dancing' with an etlec tore Catch The. as. or America 'So The Is Gods Country and 'Peace Wen Honour' la embltlous, but the sentiment tee been exprwW aiwfere. Irs M pretty swaths end mein gloomy, end one number urns, their guise of the MagnIfIcent Mercury Broths would have come es ages relief

David Brown RUBY STARR' ycsna %eater' Capitol E ST 11491 Monroe, Gable Velets lino King K ong . look out the redhead rocker wants to get as on the picture Her wart witti Black Oak Arkansas Imerroers of venom are Included on that set) should have won her few votes H you saw hoe

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soulful delivery of McCartney's 'Maybe I'm Amazed' or rock her way through 'Love On Ica, then you'll appreciate this collection. The 'Fistful Of Love' track is the Black Oak single which also appeared on their last LP, with Ruby soaring high behind Jim Dandy's growls. This lady is a Rock 'N' Roller all right, but she has style.

David Brown THE HEPTONES: Cool Rasta; (Trojan TRIS 128) Isn't your heavily political / religious Rasta album, with I and 1 mentioned In every line The album has a more general appeal with lots of contrasts and textures The Heptones display their flair for melodious reggae without being overly commercial 'Cool R eat é off era a finely balanced selection of material from soh, soulful reggae sounds to ethnic thump and grind JA rhythms. Highlight of 'Cool Rasta' is the delicious harmony work, outs. Could be the Bearhboys of reggae?

Jan Iles

THE CHOSEN FEW: in Miami' (Trojan TRIS 131) The band have found a

good o eture of cons menial music end true to the roots stuff without lwaIng to compromise much Ither way. However, It could have been etronapr 1 liked their style, but it they'd been bolder they'll have been better Thee version of 'Drift Awry (a great song nyvveyl would hews been Improved try a does of confidence I wasn't keen on their reggae version or 'Denier for the Mme resents

Rosalind Russell 2AP POW. Revolution' fTrojen TRIS 130) Zap Pow's (sleet platter offers diverse pie of funk and reggae and they re good at both Might confuse straight reggae or funk freaks but if you like both types of music this i for you When they funk lag on 'Fooling Skunk') they sound remarkabhy Ike the Fatback* and when they reggae they can be ryataposed with arty of the worthy Trenchtown bends Ifs me beet of both worida

Jan Iles

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numbers are provided where possible.

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Exchange, Johnny Wakelln IIATIIAM Central Hall (Medway 105666) Fatback Rand

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6202) GM Relief Ririe 14.6 EMONT, Market Hall, Cahn

Moon i i WESTER, Ralley'n (26462), Alvin Stardust

1 (NOON, Hope A Anchor, Upper street (01.359 4510), Koreoal Flyers

1 ONDON Ly route, Wellington Street, The Strand (01.656 1715) Ruddy (lolly Nm eortal NI hl with Mar Kerry A The Outlaws I Flying Saeeeee I Flight IS I Wild Was Show

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I ON DON, Rock Garden, The Platen. Covent Garden (01.210 1961), Mat Merritt and the Meteors

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S tMCHESTER, Belle Vue (011-223 '2927, Fatback Rand

N AT FOR O, Ralley'6 (1945), 5,000 Volta

WEST RUNYON, The Pavilion (203) Flying Saucers I Crary Cason 'NI the Rhythm Rockers

£11r!.' BIRMINGHAM, Odeon `021.643

6101), Rik hie Blackmer?* Hell - BRle

ISTOL, Colston Hall (261710), Fatback Rond

RRISiOL. Granary Club (25267), Welsh Bark Medicine Head

RR O M S(' II O!IE, E vas, Ilrak Mom CAMBERLEY, Ragamuffins, The Square (14420), Jail Hartle

RDINRURGII, Playhouse (051.S36 7226), kikl Dee

FOLKESTONE, Lean ClIffe Hotel (53193) AC/DC

GLASGIM, Apatite (041127 6055), Ray (Y1) Rollers

LE IICE`TFFS. h elby'. (25462), Melts Stanfield

LONDON Queen F.Ilesbeli, 11a11, South Rant (01-9211 11911, Salons Jones

(4)040ON, Speakeasy. Margaret Street (01590 661 0), ftsr le sgne

MATTOCK, Pavilion, Matlock Rothe, Screaming Lard Witch

RIDE (Isle of Wight), Genii Club. Edgar Rraaghten Rend

*SOUTHEND Kursaal (61776 Msai rd Mann Erlhban( R.clne Cars

WATFORD Bailey'. (394x), 0.000 1 ot(

M ROT R 1(NTON, Pvlllon (í01t, soiosta6 Rhne learn l t rake

Retold VVWL1

weekLy wvd ta t , -, Radio aid Films

I I, R RIGHTON, Top Rank Salle (21115). Cray Cavan and Les Rhythm Rockers

0377ERITR T. CIty Centre (51130) kraato

( 92911, Manfred Fairfield

EaarthORand 1 Raelet Cara

CROYDON. Greyhound. Perk Late DOO1ó660526) Kokomo

UGLAS, Palace Lido 1217151, Jimmy James goal the 7agaboada

EPPING. Blacksmiths Arms. Caps. Slue.

GU tChew Hall irM14). ad"

trORD,

c tier Low I Roe,In) Bros

LEEDS Grand Theatre (40971). Rllly Connolly l New Celeste

LONDON, Golden Llon, Fulham Road (01-595 3942), Jet Harris

LONDON, Hope 6 Anchor, Upper Street (01-359 4510), Shhln' Sevens A The Su meta

LONDON, Lord Nelson, Roano LONDON, Marquee, Werdir Street

(01-437 6603), Foster Rrolben / Panama Sandal

LONDON, 1 e )

Queer Par§ AElUabrth

Hall (D1 iree

MAESTEG, Four S Club, Mcdt1rr(nr Iliad

MANCHESTER, Bello Vie (41.22 2127), Ray City Roger§

READING, Top Rank (37212). Fatback Rend

SI1Ephtal.D, Top Rank Suite. (219171,S... free SOUTHAMPTON, Oaunwnt (11001),

Ritchie llamare'n Rainbow M AT FORD, Batley '11 (Wa1IH, s,iw. Veloa

RIR MINGIIAM, Odeon (011.141 5101) Day City Rollers

BOLTON ON LIE 5R NE, lop lane Social Club, Roano

(TIP bTIR D, Windmill, Jet Harris LONDON, Rush Theatre. Gov't.. II

Rend (01441 5610), John Dew Or and the 1115 Girls Rlnwee

1.0ND014, »ingwalla, Camden Lock (01-267 4107), gar beam'

LONDON, Marquee, Wardeur Street (01437 6001), Mnoo

LONDON Roeheeer, Stoke, New- lrdMtgton Nigh Street Strang/ma

LONDON, atones* Seen a, t run Street 101419 0141), Surprise Maitre f Romeo Sewlt Qaarrl

LONDON, Speak.aa)J Weren't Street (01.510410). 7ege tali

NEWCAITII., QV Hal) Geer 1. Ritchie Itlaeaweo'a le mabw

Which TON. Fret, ( 6º944), Qeer/e Na ._

SN7N IInri /bused Romeo (711.4 e a lba ek 'Iteed

M A11.11 D. Hasbro Imam, tummy le MPS and tie tagItabaeM

1,01.5 BRIl AM l'Tt114, Chu Hall ( 1 , ROY Cemaeq sure (eke.

Tuzidtiq RIIIMINGIIAM, Two Hall 1M14»

213111,1m hymn/ lase %be rO11DLING TOM, IJaeee's howl Haab

Stmt MarUaCar11p CAR DII.F, Castle' 131511), silly

Comm ID Celeste t)INR tIRG11, Playas.. (ldi ale 1=01,',Vae Der Grail Gra.rrtr

RDINRltRG11, Whet 11511 1.11.211 0011, shsnee Maan'a earth Rama t arias Car.

t 91(1 STR', Bailey's 12641111 (Mlba LONDON, Hope a Ascher Upper

Street (01436 4516), óh ell.' so -was a TM ear sew

LONDON, Marquee Weirdest Sweet <61437 1.031. MMllelae Heed

LONDON Nashville Recta Lad Road 10141101110111,Skaglere

LONDON, Rork (iare (os.im Carden ía1.140 31111. Pi.w.l Salters

NEWCASTLE City Hall (3t/a7L RitchieRlaoL.oe.'s R~haw

SHEFFIELD. CIt. Rag (77074). Ry City Rohn/ Mob Ragglee

STOt'RTO)d, Elena 1511a1),George Few

STOKE. Batley's 125/511, hems M ah. Us

is (TEORD. Bader e l meal. Jimmy Janes awl 111 ttahemas

J

Beacon kindles new fire N 01.VEH11AM ETON 'S Brecon HadM - Hrll- aln'a yormeeal In reprn dent notion - launches a new programme schedule In September.

George Fern talon will hoot the 6-111 show In Une morning, then Mark William* lake" over until nnon Owls Har per, formerly with Swamp*. Sound'ulna Heenan for the 124 pm argil Aí16. Raker, who pop ahw now gels' from 101111 me did the da9on'1 early dally apse from 7.10 pm, R.anan la akin extend whew now mdww to 0-A ,.Cane Mlle l Wright Ing Its newe and .ports pm The KKJ non ' dnp present* the late tins coverage

LISTEN FOR: KEN HENKE V of Uriah Rees picks his 'Trip Twelve' ou R edits One on Saturday al 1 pm, 'In Concert' at 6.20 pm has The Rothe Rand and Gay nod Terry Woods as nests

On Sunday at 1 pm the Radio nee Redehow will M- O %rands Haub motor racing circuit, with Ilse performances

Maa Merritt r talks top John eal Thing.

on Radio Clyde's Thar Me Taikln" programme, Sawrday al 10 p Casanley trop Ken Harris And TIe Playboyn are featured on RR(' Radio Rlrmingham's 'Sounds Cowin army acome on Wednesday at a. 05 pm, aMIe Flee Hood Reel ere spotlighted for 'Gentlefolk' on Sunday MS pm and Monday al pm.

LOOK FOR: 'TOt' OF The Pops', Thursday at 7 10 pm In Introduced by Jimmy Sandie

The Glen Campbell Mulls" Show la aereened on HFHCl on FYMwy at 10.15 pm with guela Wayne Newton and Carl JaCkon.

Frlrlay'a ...Minn of Today', LNT al R pen, Includea chat with Keith Mena of The WTn about Ma hotel am ash Ing habit

New boost for old sounds ROCK 'N ROLLon radio la getting boost

There 'a the nee Radio One eerie preaenled by the Welt employed painter and part lime Mee jockey Stuart CLiman, '11'. Rork 'N' Roll', chatted by Stuart and (he'll Harker, will feature roar new*, and Ilya' recordings earb Saturday afternoon from September 13 kw 12weele

Ion don 'a Capitol Radio hag Amerlean Dream' presented by

Mike Allen ant researched by Teddy 131ys disco The Slid Wet Meow

The programmer x111 often mixer/Orate m doe aped of rock -

wah ea two age heroes' 'death rreorlW' re

The one drawback in Oils elnerwlan excellent programme la that It goes out al I am. an can only bargee/omen deal to lat. Mehl ravers' and lnanmniacs Rut It a worth waiting up Id. - It even goes out in mom - a Mange from the proud host 'Mono radio' - so that the surface noree of the nriglnaJ records is reduced

Middy Folly r featured In Mur hair special tin "Tarnow Valley Rallo 110 en Frklay from Rpm Al w.0 as playing Holly's mole there will be Interviews with OM

ten pair a, tas

Fronkie eyes up Elton FRANK!! MAW sees Egon John OW Seethe, Oh an !.Fe eh.eó19 nlanl at Madiwln

Ordn I, rankle sec'.1v of evened ERen. eyaIeae peesseeleglein ele (led a task moda .dei Pend ~ad acme MOO 6p trae lean ~aone - ~tar 161619 asmw tf end ter Ofeare ti

each c0m.t And Ma ~eye ~Abed an 126 mceemeanylly uf7 9.6.3" Asa se 'word Art by now? My y do.M yell

S I -

JONt NTCNKI end Toen Amos here rwae awparrera ata. ~re prcheesa >r Law Anyeit elleo6ld Mug. how aa. Mew~Wetto-witwort

me I 1u d41y p. Slonlel'F weaal by grYyalriW Nell 9w. on The aoaM pb 1 1a mien ~am Teem !enes bought Demo MeféaO Mw IR I)).1 Ai. toe W aalnL^e AA 1_1 ~on doa.a eeelq piss

* * * THE MONEIRS ewe hipes een511 et meant Disneyland "mewl eppMewlCe. Jeeleg O1aere, loam., Reyae ele NO an allege 1r§ Ten.am,we Mad as' sMenre

V. PeNw Text. *Me in new usNr end Is known

W ty studIO ea Me Thorbarsd (Ida teat narrow

* llf CHEN AND Daman Hottnnan are beep enaaeals-mad aa I1 Mate In rmea.1 to be based e Gerry Mann =own Wish ill Prfeee and tent P5rsaf, Mum a IWO ea rook ~elms a If ow e Lwet Thal

Le1a' FaN1" mod On alo.dsner pat signed MAIN Aeons Hegoade owned by C_ban*0. PICTura The Woe d ~no Id loos limbo ear~' wars no ~be Irtii1d by s' eey 'Ode de to ally die'

18 RECORD MIRROR Et DISC, SEPTEMBER 11, 1978

b Real revival COULD YOU tell me the title of Use Real Thing's record which was released during October 1475 Prat label was It on and Is It still available?

Jolla Brown, Norwich.

SR timid Its of beam oee of two records tin rye. Either 'Watch Oat Cerollna' t114}51:2) or 'Stone (rid

e AffIr' (7742I/1,lt, b are .1111 avnpable.

Shelley plans RAS PETER Shelley soy plan\ to do any concerts or r.lei.se any 'singles'

Shelley fan, Wnklrs

!kirks. MPutef,lt recording at the

Suzi 'Can' and did

ZnJI YOU divan tell me IT Sual Ware released any }Ingles before 'Can The Can't

Danny Sueffnrd, Uverp oL Yes the did, bee called

'Rolling stone' or Rat Records,

Convention COULD YOU pleas. tell me If SBver lbnvealbn have it fan club?

Dave Harbour, Clirec ttetd

*Not al see memnt. Noweeer, you e.. retie to Um group, efe Magnet 11 'mortis, 22 York At, Cowen WI,

Heavy line PLEASE COULD pus tell ml the Litre up of the Heavy Metal Klds? Alm, how many album' Rote they released)

Dee Mar Ma rid, Enfield, Mind,,

*The him are: Gory Holton (rotate/ n.n.1r Themes (bees), 1ie Sinclair (aeybe.rd. n ear - r, Pent (gunnel Keith Bey,1 ee idols.. $. They haws releserd two stagiest 'NotNag not A Hens.

Sors' u Athleticsod

W'. No Angel' at RN( Their three elbow. ere: 'Heavy Metal KIM' sad .rill Caere.' ea Athletic and a new LP on flak a lick b due out armed nose called 'From Keefe* Ts real (And nark Ag.ta1'.

Duplicate A WHILE .o 1 buught the Andy Fairweather Low album. 'Beginning Prom An Lot. Oe the LP there la e track called 'tooling Por The Red Label'. I recently bout the 'budget' m albu Andy Fairweather Low'

Mere ciUW 'Looking PoetrTRe Rea Label', tae a la an entirely different soap ie opening line et the

Mccm rí LP is 'lirwp't

( 104d Inert

viva the the side oto the Tat5nai Magee' :hela fa what le the oyeeletlasc creek asilad?

Usarse Alias tdiebtegb.

If we're retie. Ow'aady Parenneber Lee", Ilea beet listad as 'L.eilea M The tal Lahr Is b tea 'Uaam't I hied', its.

Owl el d the LP ace halal

Pride CU 'LD YOU tell the H Prom, rho w e ..seedy en Nee *tees', base I ii E aay s' :A? Abe.

Pat la th Ye' Ilaatr r am= and lake sareL.a'

A Macrae

RONNIE DYSON has an affection for songs with long titles. His first hit, from the show 'Salvation' was If You Let Me Make Love To You (Then Why Can't I Touch You)'.

He's known In Britain for 'When You Gel Right Down To Ir and now been destined to well into the chart. with (take a breath) 'The More You Do It (The More I Like it Done To Me).'

Ronnie la a 25 - year - old New Yorker who is not as wordy as his song titles If hie names sound.

'It doesn't matter who's out there' familiar It's because hr wan, along with Melbn Moore, original *tar of the Brondway cast of 'Hair'

Dyson debuted the song 'Aquarius', not early on the stage, but on the RCA album that was a best miller around the world.

Saya Ronnl. of 'Aquarius' dawning o4 stags: "The hardest port about doing 'Hair, was the nude scene I didn't think I was ready for that. But I'll say one thing for It, the cast wan pretty close 'ea we all had the same sltun lion to deal with Melba was great friend, "

Dyson didn't start doe wcgnping as a child cer wan the church hie early stomping "mum(

"I didn't gel Interested In einging until I was in high echool." confessed the ate sailer. "I joined a group called the Meledeers and there how 11a11 began",

After Hair', Ronnie signed with Buddy Alien who also managers The Detroit Spinners and Ststrr Sledge Hetbsgan successful nightclub a o'er, done Fangs from

RONNIE DYSON: not randy for nudRy

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Dyson gets down to it

I la le, a One Interpretation of Mandl Shaw's 'Girt Don't Coma and MOH hftad Use Ume,

"I'm concentrating on recording career," mid Dyson. "I'm doing Mare with groups like the Spinners and trying to expose my mimic to a younger crowd, I do a Spinner'. medley, Van McCoy's 'Leal? On Me'. George B.neon'a 'This Masquerade' and some Barry N hile stuft.

"I've b..n lucky because Chuck on

end Marvin Yang, who did the new single nave O rin me worn* trw mender. me lr real- "

Dyson last ylilted B ritain In lm as the opening act for Tba Supreme. and Four Tops He ban vivid men~~ d the unexpectedly rtonoua crowds M Loma, Man chaster and Linden 'It mu a elm nee kind of nudo..' he maid "Tie audiences Met made you was you could heap up your energy all night."

Dyson will also betsg eking sane there with Has Se.a esp "There's still the cliche Mat pun Halt ~gem should awl go for a breed hace er they're milling sul I deann he e It If you an emery the game sound and excitement to n audience, It doesn't Metter whet s.1 then

"The mere nu.c I do to mss 1 like It Maybe nest Uwe I'll limp the title short Thine I R f,t laso the h ellbh chars that lay."

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PUSSYCAT: Numbar One In four countrSs 41Mesu.

0

by Robin Katz

Great Gladys THIS WEEK Motown Records releases one

of its truly outstanding compilation albums - 'Super Hits' by Gladys Knight and the Pips.

Of course Buddah Records also have a

marvellous Gladys Greatest Hits. 12 clever trivia buffs are going to walk away with both albums. What I want this time is is

Gladys Knight and the Pips tongue -twister. A one liner that can mention hit songs, flop songs, group members or any other information relating to the group. The competition entries wlfl be judged by Rob Fisher and the rest of the staff at Motown's office in London. Carry on, soul poets , . .

Send your entries to Robin Kota / (iitad,,a Tongue Twister / Spotlight Howie / 1

Henwell Road / London N7 7AX.

RESULTS: Where the action is ITA TAKLN weeks d counting your entries, but

at last, her are the winner Ain assorted album. from CBs b O Nell of Woieerhemptem Second prise f In goose. to Cowan Narrer o of Montle", IanraaMes and third prat. of Iwo .Chian in Whim Pelisse of Kant

Spot the soul stars TI112 PICTUHL - as many of you correctly 141 - watt M Melba lleorw ae.i M producer Van McCoy el the metauws he This le le '

One reedier thought K wag Mar end Katie Kism. and amines reckoned an Can* Maim M O% Slily Ocean, ter vane I'm utij)

tt4try to Ours sot what h c, a. centres

Walking away with s1µ Bead spinnere from Qapl- foI la O 11 Na,npers.d of Thornton, Murray, Mel- ba; 'Hay Van, la the really It ' Van Yep, It's g oon be peach of en album, Melba'

grand pries of hour albums to

pries leach Of

Selwyn Garden (Ply who Identified the twneorne and eleverly captioned Weibel `You're The real McCoy, Van,' Van, 'Tell Me Moore, Melba,'

Third pets. of three Tararee albums In Mlle freeing, of liferaeylide rte reached to. tp for the week *1110 Ibis nn Varna 'V.515 mad. you Want en wok with little MA me, Ven Vea nocaue you'. belter

14asling then bey Of the Cnylullea, Melle.

Reader rho may pose, any equally eeptrasabtu rat did ate an welcome tot mould them to m as poeelble ainsspetitsorts Mark the bark easefully with your e rn name aril addrea.. aa well ea ales the wad star 1 Lntlo.e a self idnreead .tamped env* lo 0 1 cam tit urn Iho I t rare

Catnappin! by David Hancock

IF YOU own a copy of Miosis iippe by Jonathan King. then you are one of the luetj owes. It la now unobtainable in may of the record stores up and down tae country....

J+n/tW, bead of C[ reot<ds, sad e anomt w101 a auto[ ar animal.. to lie credit, has take the fairly

ward stag ni wtherwwlag M wt.' Morn .ale Vida V giver the artglael .erwls of Me east by ~my at a cigar pate/way le Me .sari.

The euts.quest remelt le the Mired urns se a new group of hlunakerw. Plums( feer.rasn doer girl made. who have aready late. lame ~ilea of the me g la S. Number Our psis.11 la tsar rnoe.glee

It flan lobo sieread le l i «hers. slice rat had for a debut rnglh.

7 tramp was formed by Deere lead stager Toney Miler nand her o deters ale had time earklg for yae. ea vwal tae before M met up with me mat et Mr group.

' Sews, Neel wad tamyse g w le Holland fee many years bat a great deal et se......" mad

T:

me future bushed Ire iS..d. The Meer deter bays -art! Shier WWI Pse.yeat sea fem.sd la Mid. It wee am at tee anse.esful beads ,easing in ~he ase ~reread ae" she

bit *mg was sweater by Si gire' girlier ~cam eh yearn age wad ~ en Pamyeat awl n la Me sp of Me Deers Marts rrreally. Me ga .now g ored ~min ame fully penlarssi,

"Thal seeat our ortg/W lascad..," r,cYsuew Teeth "h.vuse ve did.I he.. N sss rare god ane.el. OR recent company clase she sanee 'Peony e1' in,. Os '

Their vena ,N 'rlsaarppu' has bes eaMlabl. le Britain sisee Apex bat Yee sly pawl latee sA limy e eknowldee le was Ills Jueashra alas ionise mat eremites emir me

Noe Mier wuvee stage u already Surname Os. is Nnllaad. Aeyr loe avor venla, d Mss'

f RECORD MIRROR s DISC, SEPTEMBER 11, 1976 19

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Squiggle giggle DEAR MAII MAN,

I would like to thank my W breakIng down

when Mailer Chaster' was on the box a lees evoke ago It added e,1 extra touch to the snow, watching the squiggly lines go through their lodies - They make a good effect MIke Man :Odd should try It an lila Mow !

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Jonathan King la the most exciting prosper to arrive on the mutate Irene in the last 700 years - his pot entlal le breathtaking Earn John multi hire hie glasses. He's even a

bigger hunk of man than Steve McQueen. Ile and Tony Blackburn onuld form a dun and walk away with the F.urovlreoi Anne Ranted. And Iaatly, h could become a ammeter on Tlr, teen', providing hi. own terrify Ing wound effects by singing f 'Una Paloma lt1Mr . M how about w ilding me a record token to buy hls ideal album?

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The Price of Ferry DEAR M Alta( AN,

*eve Mamma Ilasue dated August MI has lot of homework in de, o Wyss Ferry, lLr a eta l.tua EP roatauta lbw wall nn:elided, brw(enuy played tangs and le well wrath IL The nags are ~teal (those of Rodman. we'd heard pprrbboou*y end Bryan's Timart can My Memo' w s recorded before Gallagher a Lyle's own werean was released

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JANE SCOTT for thoughtfulness, friends, ,ntmduclon apposite sex, with sincerity and thoughfulness. - Detail. fee, stamps to: Jane srott, 3RM, North Street, quadrant Brighten, Sue- rs BN1 3GJ. DATING / PEN- "RIENDS, MARRIAGE, thousands of members, I:nglnnd / abroad. - Details SAE: SFE, 74a

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.hip. - Box No. NUR. t FRY LONELY Guy, 19, seeks unattached friendly g irl, 17 - 21. Merleydde rea - BOx No 111R'1 SINCERE FRIENDS wanted for Malta Inter. national Friendship Club nmbers Send BPO tl US 2 dollars) to MWP'C,

I.O Box Ozira 10, Malta, .or lists and Joining details. PENFRIENDS WEER -

1 Y contains hundreds of people of all ages. From here to Alice Springs, all .ceklna new friend, like ('Ott - Send your name and address and pay titer receiving five issues. - The Pen vorlely, Dept RN38, ,hurley, lento PR? 4138 I'1NANCIAL INDEPEN- DENCE. for the reel of hour life - Details B. C. V l,eeber Music, London YCt V eXX. u ORLDW1DE PENIS 111IENOS. Waite today I,r free details. - Pen I rlend Service, PL 77 SF Y0801 Turku NO, FIN- LAND.

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LANCASHIRE OUT, 19, seeks local girl for lasting relationship. - Box No. R29R, BOWIE GIRL NEEDS GENUINE BOWIE FREAK, photo, Manche.. ter area. - Box No. R3OR. ROB, 25. own transport, good looking, seeks attractive girlfriend, I11 - 80, preferably Manches- ter area, send recent photograph and details. -Box No R91R. FAB 20S and Record Mirror are still walling. Can we meet? N. Agents Great Yarmouth, SINGLE GUY, early thirties, considerate with pleasant disposition wish. es to meet sincere girl for lasting friendship. Lanes / Yorks / Cheshlr area. - Box No, N82R FREAKY LADY wanted fo live with good looking guy, 21, In South Devon this winter in luxury hornee. Vegetarian eaten tial. BID* uncondroann ally guaranlsed. Photo please - Box No. R33R. SCENE: THE PEN FRIEND'S MAGAZINE. Latest W.I. 311p: SCENE (m), 52 High Street, Harpenden, Herts. GUI. TR, wishing to holiday In Europe by car. Seeks Allen young lady companion. - Wally Smith, 334 Portobello Road, Paddington, Lon - dm N'U) MALE. ILFORD, 31, wishes to meet nice girl. - Box No. N3AR. AVERAGE LOOKING guy seeks local girlfriend. 16.25 yrs to write / meet "DAVID". - 18 Bealth v. alto Cremeest. Ketghley, W Yorkshire LOVING M tit, 20's, weeks sincere young lady to In T for permanent role tionship. - John Nadham, tkh Springneki Road, Exeter, Dorm

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FEMALE BOLAN FANS WANTED. SAE Music Fans Pent fiends Club, 10 Charlton Road, Tetbury, Glow. OUT, 21. seeks girl Sunderland area. - Box No 835R.

for Sale

BADGERt QUEEN. Quo, Sabbath, Wakeman, Re- bel, Sparks, tOoc, Elton Heep, lob post free. SCARVES, Queen, Quo. Sabbath, Fates, Slade, Wings, 10cc, T6p post free. BROCHURE -Si Rate bath, Rebel, Faces, Queen, Rosy, AWB, Sparks, Waltenuln, 25p poet free. - 9 Windsor Road, Levenshulme, M anchealer CLIFF RICHARD photos, news cutting, etc, - Write for details: Putter son, 71 Park Lana, Prudhoe, North. umbertand.

FREE CATALOGUE, of posters sew nos, stickers plus NAZI and AMERI CAN GEAR, MEDALS, etc - Just send «temp for postage to: (RN) Ken Walker, 37 Roeedale Crescent, Reading. Berke. RED 1107, Grant Oldies magazine, lame 2 now available. Featuring: Gerry and Pacemakers, Dion, Butch, Platter, Reviews, Info and much TOM. H you're an aldia. Ian you need Red HIS - Only Hp how: OS

Weetbnurne Street, Hove Susses 111 AT1 F. MONTTIILY8,1, 3. IS to 12 include. (Of sale. Sensible ones tally. - Rustinge, 5 Seaman. Road, Altrindlanm, (Ts.. Shire, NPM It AD(:L COI.i.R(TOKA read on. Seneeuorrl Alex Harvey Band, Wings, Bad 00. led Zeppelin. Bowie, Urtah Ileep, Tee, Deep Purple, Btonas,

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TONI MONOPOLY Om. eta' Fan Club now formed, - For detail. write enclosingSAE In Wendy, 8 Rhly Road, Chem (110011.1 - RAE for details to Gall and Jon, e/o Top Deck Record (?stn, Market Plans Norwich, Norfolk KAMAtIL, OFFICIAL INTERNATIONAL FAN (].UR Vegheleedillt, 10 A. UDLN, Holland Reecho membore AHnA - 0/PIPIRI. Brillos Pan flue, RAIL - I.O Rot E Caine, Wiltshire he á.411a

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PAMTIIIJNTERNI AL - M AIR 1000* fo roc k ,soul , pop, Tanda - RAE 24 South walk. Middleton, Manse., AVAII-AR1.E. NON our laird lid of pop oldies, iSSI 1976 land 114 plu large RAE - Moore (Records) lid. 111:a Dun.tabl. Road, loins Rota 1'11014 %Nil" Se: POND. 11 NO r.tord All types Rend 15p for son sal tonal Sept.mb.r bit Mop. lob lisien, I lam le, then wall 151 IS1E 515(1LEa meet Ier,dllN.n bias's wan,* plus otter. M SAE b - K.11h fhermen, SIR (labs Road IAoodow, elt d* ILIA V11(MT used single hat now ready Hole MAR 1 Nquar. D..I I Iterurd.l, ro Norerleh

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CH1 I AR TRUST E RS. TH(It'SANDR of golden oldies available. '8lt 711.

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Essex expects H AVE YOU noticed how etenetimee you can never achieve respect? Take that D avid Eases for Instance. There he was appearing at the street punks' Albert Hail (we're talking about the Roundhouse), and doling It for hie record label VHS.

Did he gel respect even from Ma record ooanpany? You're jokingl He had new Image, new band, new stage show, but certain dement. of the crowd

Teaching the world to moan

And talking of blowing It, what'. all this with songwriter Roger Green- away who embodied the words, 'I'd like to teach the world to sing' on roost people's brains'

World Indeed) Roger is no removed from the idea of a global village that he's making loud noises about the "crushing burden of taxation" In Britain.

And even more he's a part of the National Campaign for Frrrdom of Information, which is an Idea to make the Government disclose more of what's going on, and not shroud every. thing In secrecy

A goodly Ides Indeed, but so naive especially after all those CIA di -winsome.

Roger didn't write the Dooble Brothers' "raking It To The Street.' end 11

shows These days, my darling, patriotism Is not enough as nurse Edith Cavell would have said.

(11 wasn't an audience) chattered, drank beer end generslly behaved like r. selhoolklds' matinee.

Mind you hie new longer hairstyle was absolutely divine. And those Kumasi Flyers were superb, but, of course, their wit went over the heeds of sane of the mpreaentetivea who were looking the other way and blowing slily whistles.

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Bronze bananas And on en M dial giant gorilla that ram, ,n siege with

tlInke sl Reading and threw I. t the crowd. Who w u It? Who Indent. The answer Is Wan Bra

head of Itrnner It.vard. - for whom the lamed West African group record.

unrd In orne auditioned for the 'glue., Muni' not and waft Intrust dawn. Well you cant sin. 'en. all - and tram shat I hear OJbNa Inc s aril.

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Sutch is life

It's been in loseré week, mind you. Screaming Lord gulch (much e

charming lad), lost three stoma, cut hla heir and went on stage et Stourbrldge, Worrester- shire.

The crowd went wild. mes enfante Sn wild they starter) throwing beer cans et the Lord because they refuted In believe he was the el - year old RI sr

It's terrible Isn't It when people only recagnlas you for your image and not your talent

Finders keepers

Rut when try rewg nls yeo for your packaging and not your talent then It herrenna even moil rnfl.

Mike OIdfNd (a..,wm her him?) hoe reba.r.1 fear a1M,nt et rs11..1 'Itst ed' which InckMe. It

mined venla 1 T,6ni.r IWIn', llerged N udge'. 'Ominadsw n' plus an annum inll.l.wra (Ia.' ,.1 which hall 1,4

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Reek one of my colleagues was sent the box to review. Yen dears, the bail No alMlme nothing. Anyway the box Is quite eke with six skis, and at Chet sort of thing.

Rut if you're thinking of Imving It, have a look inside and ate if there's a reused. Some people in the budnre pat can't he trunud.

Whisky a gone -gone

B:epeclaiy when it's your bottle nl Smlrh. Rig Jim Dandy and that gorgeous dot red haleo)

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1 undertnd that f arbor. ¡a h Nleed seal sa got he ay« the very labolem Jerry Ira (a anima Mon model who 011 claim. In he il). Aelway Jay, as

y pmbak y know, I. nos pert.rt k. ,terry Bryan Perry teeters the year's out

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promptly meet off with Jack 'a former friend Ryan O'MsL

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