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THE NATIONAL WEEKLY OF RECORDED MUSIC
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"BE A HIT AT SCHOOL"(Sec Story Inside)
11 ANIE JOHNSON
JULY 181960No. 685
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Backed by a million votes !Elvis Presley's newest RCA Victor single-47-7777-is sureto be America's next 1,000,000 -seller! IT'S NOW OR NEVERis a sensational ballad, available in monophonic and LivingStereo, in a full -color sleeve. And for extra album sales, thepeople's choice is ELVIS IS BACK! (LSP/ LPM-2231), wellon its way to the million mark. r!!!) .t.cA-mcrpR
Accent on SinglesVENDORTHE NATIONAL WEEKLYOF RECORDED MUSIC
13th YEAR OFPUBLICATION
Published byThe Music Guild of America
Founded 1936
D. M. STEINBERG, Publisher
JACK SCHWARTZ, News EditorALICE KOSNER, Asst.
Advertising and PromotionManager
M. GILMANLES FLEISCHER, asst.
Business ManagerJOHN BACKUS
CirculationLORETTA PERRY
West Coast RepresentativeDEE HILL
6087 Sunset Blvd.Hollywood 28, Calif.H011ywood 9-7176
Chicago RepresentativeHAL TATE
192 N. Clark St.3-6520
New England RepresentativeED PENNEY
Stotler Office Bldg.Boston 16, Mass.HAncock 6-9115
Research and SurveyFLORENCE FORMAN
JAY AMDUR LEO LEVINALTON CHELETTE
Art ProductionHAL HOCHVERT
Editorial & AdvertisingOffices:
157 West 57th St.New York 19, N.Y.
Plaza 7-1323Subscription Ev Business
Offices:100 Astor St., Newark 2, N.J.
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yeas in the United States orCanada. $19 per year includesFirst Class or Air Mail Deliveryof the weekly MUSIC VENDORBULLET. $20 per year foreign.
RECORD RATING CHARTS, pub-lished in MUSIC VENDOR, arebased on surveys of recordPERFORMANCE and soles con-ducted by Music Guild ofAmerico. All rights in theselistings or reserved.
The OFFICIAL HIT PARADE ispublished EXCLUSIVELY in MU-SIC VENDOR,
Second Class Mall PrivilegesAuthorised at Newark, N. J.
It has seemed to us that, soon or late, the rec-ord industry was going to do something about theso-called declining singles market.
Some have been looking for a new sound.Others have been looking for new gimmicks, while
still others were almost ready to abandon singlesaltogether for the long playing album.
Now RCA Victor announces a singles promotionthat is sure to stir up considerable interest in thetrade.
In a joint promotion with Remington Rand titled
"Be A Hit At School," RCA Victor is making avail-able five of its top recording artists-Neil Sedaka,Henry Mancini, Della Reese, The Browns and SamCooke - and newcomer Jeanie Johnson on 45EP's as part of a national campaign to attract mil-lions of teenagers.
While the story of this promotion is spelled outelsewhere in this issue, we are sure that it is boundto be emulated in one form or another by othermajor and independent labels. Whether or not itis, the important thing here is that a major labelhas taken cognizance of the singles market pre-dicament and has made a major effort to do some-thing about it. For this we are duly grateful.
We can only wish the campaign all the successthat it deserves. And here we exhibit no partisanpassion for one major label. Rather, we are of theopinion and of the hope that this effort to stimulatesales can only resound to the benefit of the entireindustry. And for that the industry itself will surelybe grateful, too.
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Percy Faithand His Orchestra
Sons and Lovers4-417,311)1w
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SURE BETS
A SURE BET rating is given those recordswhich score 75 or better on the Top 100Pop charts; 50 or beter on the R&B andCountry charts; Album Sure Bets must attaina score of 40 or better. For complete pro-gramming charts see pages 19-22.
6 POP, 3 CAW, 3 R&B, 2 LP' Added to This Week's Charts
POPULAR
IT'S NOW OR NEVER
(Elvis Presley Music, BMI)
Elvis Presley-RCA-Vi-7777A Mess Of Blues
BIG BOY PETE
(Arvee, BMI)
The Olympics-Arvee-595
DO YOU MIND(Peter Maurice Music, ASCAP)
Andy Williams-Cad-I 381
The Slop
Dreamsville
THEME FROM THE APARTMENT
(Mills Music, ASCAP)
Ferrante & Teicher-UA-231Lonely Room
VOLARE
(Robbins Music, ASCAP)
Bobby Rydell-Cameo-179I'll Do It Again
THE TWIST
(Armo, BMI)
Chubby Checker-Porkwdy 811
Toot
COUNTRY & WESTERN
ANYMORE
Roy Drusky-De-31109I'm So Helpless
FAR FAR AWAY
Don Gibson-RCA-Vi-7762A Legend In My Time
A STAR SPANGLED BANNER
Red River Dave-Savoy-3020The Pony Express
RHYTHM & BLUES
I NEED YOU SO
Ted Taylor-Top Rank -2048Has My Love Grown Cold
TA TA
Clyde McPhatter-Merc-71660I Ain't Giving Up Nothing
PARTIN' TIME
B. B. King-Kent-346Good Man, Gone Bad
ALBUMS (MONAURAL)
BRENDA LEE
Brenda Lee-De-DL-4039
MR. PERSONALITY'S 15 HITS
Lloyd Price-ABC Par-ABC-324
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WALKIN' TO NEW ORLEANS-F. Domino-ImpTHERE'S SOMETHING ON YOUR MIND
B. Marchan-FireI'M GETTING BETTER-J. Reeves-RCA-ViONE OF US-P. Page-MercIS A BLUE BIRD BLUE-C. Twitty-MGMLOOK FOR A STAR
G. Miles-Lib; B. Vaughn-DotWHERE ARE YOU-F. Avalon-ChancFEEL SO FINE-J. Preston-MercIN MY LITTLE CORNER OF THE WORLD
A. Bryant-CarlALL MY LOVE-J. Wilson-BrunsFINGER POPPIN' TIME-H. Ballard-KingQUESTION L. Price-ABC-ParDON'T COME KNOCKIN'-F. Domino-ImpSTICKS AND STONES-R. Charles-ABC-ParTHAT'S WHEN I CRIED-J. Jones-CubA WOMAN, A LOVER, A FRIEND
J. Wilson-BrunsBIG BOY PETE-Olympics-ArveeCOOL WATER -J. Scott-Top RankIT ONLY HAPPENED YESTERDAY
J. Scott-Top RankTHEME FROM THE APARTMENT
I errant° & Toicher-UAVOLARE-B. Rydell-CameoTHE TWIST --C. Checket -ParkwayRED SAILS IN THE SUNSET-Platters-MercTA TA-C. McPhatter-MercWALK DON'T RUN-Ventures-DoltonCUERNAVACA CHOO CHOO
F. Cannon-SwanLISA-J. Black-CapTHE TEACHER-Falcons-UAFAR FAR AWAY-D. Gibson-RCA-ViSHE'S JUST A WHOLE LOT LIKE YOU
H. Thompson-CapBONGO BONGO BONGO
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TOP 100 THIS WEEKEleven new sides entered MUSIC VEN-
DOR's Top 100 charts this week in the sur-vey authenticated by the Music Guild ofAmerica.
Simultaneously qualifying as Sure Betswere:Its Now Or Never - Elvis Presley - RCA
VICTORIt Only Happened Yesterday-Jack Scott-
TOP RANKThe Twist-Chubby Checker-PARKWAY
Other new sides were:Walk Don't Run-Ventures-DOLTONCuernavaca Choo Choo-Freddy Cannon-
SWANLisa hinny Black CA1'IT01,The 1'441, 184 1..114 IINITED ARTISTSFin An an Don dhson RCA vicToRsh, ti i,,,/ Loi Like You - Hank
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Our Concerto-Umberto Bindi-JAMIE
Major LabelsHold Parleys
Convention time rolled around again forseveral major labels and large independentsthis week. Diskeries holding national salesconfabs this week are Columbia, MGM,and Warner Brothers.
MGM winds up its convention today (78)with a series of sales conferences at theDorado Hotel in Dorado Beach, PuertoRico. The MGM conclave began last Thurs-day (14).
Further north in Miami, Columbia is
preparing for its international sales meetingwhich gets underway tomorrow (19). Co-lumbia is planning to introduce a new lineat the meeting, and a new design in LP'swith special packaging for key albums.
Instead of holding their convention in astationary location, Warner Brothers Rec-ords has decided to have a conclave onwheels. Using a hired railroad car, the la-bel's executives will meet with 22 distribu-tors in several cities over a 12 day periodstarting today in Minneapolis.
Warner Brothers executives attending themobile convention will be led by the label'spresident, James B. Conklin& Among thecities to be visited are St. Louis, Chicago,Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, NewYork, Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, and SanFrancisco. Ten new LP's will be introducedduring the tour.
Veejay RecordsIn Unified Set-up111 Abner Records will temporarily suspendactivities, according to Ewart Abner Jr.,general manager of the diskery and itsparent label, Veejay Records. The two ma-jor artists on the subsidiary, Jerry Butlerand Dee Clark, will be consolidated int,the Veejay catalog for the time being. Distributors for the labels have been merged,however.
Veejay has also announced the appoint-ment of Randy Wood as western states IVgional sales director. Wood was a salesecutive with Kapp Records for the p.e.1
two years.
THE
PLATTERS
Red Sails
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CLYDE
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VICTOR LAUNCHES SPECIALSINGLES PROMOTION
In an effort to develop new merchandis-ing techniques for single records and ex-pand the singles market, RCA victor is
launching a dramatic new joint promotionwith Remington Rand Portable Typewriters,it was announced by W. I. Alexander, man-ager, advertising and promotion, RCA Vic-tor Records. "The promotion, which centersaround six RCA Victor artists, marks anindustry first as well as one of the mostunique campaigns ever undertaken," Mr.Alexander stated.
Theme of the campaign, which will runfrom August 1 through October 10, will be"Be A Hit At School." Featured artists in-clude Neil Sedaka, Henry Mancini, DellaReese, The Browns, Sam Coke, and new-comer Jeanie Johnson.
Promotion features a free offer by Rem-ington Rand of a 45 EP record created es-pecially for this event, containing six tunesby the artists. The EP cannot be boughtanywhere. At the same time, a new
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by each of the six artists will be releasedby RCA Victor during the course of thepromotion. These new singles will not becontained on the 45 EP premium record.
To get the premium record, the consumersimply goes to his local Remington Randdealer for a demonstration of one of thecompany's portables. The consumer will alsobe invited to use the demonstration porta-ble to write a letter to his favorite of thesix RCA Victor recording artists. Entryblanks which read "I am typing this on aRemington Portable. I enjoy listening toyour records because . . ." will be madeavailable by the dealer. Letters will bejudged by a panel of RCA Victor recordingartists, and winners will receive RCA VictorLP libraries. Any of the winners who havebought a Remington Rand Portable duringthe contest period will also receive doublethe purchase price of the typewriter.
CONSUMER ADS SCHEDULED
To promote the six artists, their new sin-gles and the premium record, RemingtonRand his developed a blockbuster advertis-ing campaign. Spearheading the printschedule will be a two-color double -pagespread in Life on August 22. Concurrently,a four-color page will appear in Junior andSenior Scholastic magazines and a two-colorpage in Seventeen. In addition, black -and -white spreads will be included in Teen,Boys' Life, and Ebony, while half -page adswill be featured in Suburbia Today, ThisWeek, Parade and Family Weekly.
Remington Rand will also back the pro-motion on a wide scale with point -of -salematerial. Included will be five thousand ma-jor four-color window displays, day-glo ban-ners, easel cards, and six pennants, eachfeaturing one of the promoted artists. Othermaterial includes decals, dealer badges, bro.chures and ad mats.
RCA Victor will collaborate closely withRemington Rand on both advertising andpoint -of -sale. For example, an RCA Victorfull -column in Life will supplement Reming-ton Rand's Double -Page spread. RCA Vic-tor will also ship major bindow displays,
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aoCi PARADE of BEST SELLERS
45-16106 LOOK FOR A STARBILLY VAUGHN
45-16013 WALKING THE FLOOR OVER YOU
SPRING RAINPAT BOONE
45-16103 NO b/w A TISKET A TASKETDODIE STEVENS
45-16089 (LOSE b/w TEA LEAVESNEELY SMITH
45-16109 EACH MOMENT (SPENT WITH YOU)
YOUR LOVE'S GOT A GRIP ON MENICK TODD
45-16096 WELL OH, WELL OH
(DON'T YOU KNOW
EVERLOVIN'ROBIN LUKE
45-16091 I GOT YOU
HIGHWAYS ARE HAPPY WAYSMILLS BROTHERS
45-16111 PLEASE HELP ME, I'M FALLING
HE IS THERE
45-16112GALE
PAGAN LOVE SONG b/w LAURA
45-16101 hiiiiRILT REIGAsSTAR-SPANGLED
BANNER WAVING SOMEWHERE
DARLING NELLY GRAY
45-16101
45-16066
MAC WISEMAN
WAIT FOR ME
COULDN'T WAIT ANY LONGERTHE EMBERS
DUTCHMAN'S GOLDWALTER BRENNAN
45-16104 COCKTAILS FOR TWO
SO HELP MEMARIA COLE
45-16088 WANDERERBILL HAM A THE VAN °ELS
45-16011 CITY LIGHTSDEBBIE REYNOLDS
DOT'S NEW RELEASES
45-16113 THE MONKEY'S WEDDING 45.16114 IT STARTED IN NAPLESBOBBY
(OH BABY MINE) I GET SO LONELY
DLP 3311
DLP 3276
DIP 3306
DIP 3302
DLP 3295
DLP 3192
THE LENNON SISTERS
DOT'S BEST SELLING ALBUMS
LOOK FOR A STARBILLY VAUGHN
THEME FROM A SUMMER PLACEBILLY VAUGHN
THE RAT RACESAM BUTERA
POLKASLAWRENCE WELK AND MYRON RORER
AM I THAT EASY TO FORGETDEBBIE REYNOLDS
THE LENNON SISTERS SING
TWELVE GREAT HITS
DLP 3289 CRAZY OTTO PIANO
DLP 3282JOHNNY MADDOX
JASMINE AND JADE
DIP 3210 Akosliggv"`PAT BOONE
DIP 3265 SWING, YOU LOVERSNEELY SMITH
DOT'S NEW
DLP 3319 THE ULTIMATE IN PERCUSSIONMILT ROGERS
RECORDS
DLP 3163 TOGETHERLOUIS PRIMA AND
DLP 3262
DLP 3241
DLP 3157
DLP 3164
DIP 3210
DLP 3071
DLP 3261
DLP 3165
DLP 3098
KEELY SMITH
LOUIS PRIMA: HIS GREATEST HITS
BE MY LOVENEELY SMITH
THE MILLS BROTHERS' GREAT HITS
MR. MUSIC MAKERLAWRENCE WELK
LOUIS AND KEELYLOUIS PRIMA AND KEELY SMITH
PAT'S GREAT HITSPAT BOONE
PAT'S GREAT HITS, VOL. 2PAT BOONE
BLUE HAWAIIBILLY VAUGHN
GALE'S GREAT HITSGALE STORM
ALBUMS
DLP 3311 LAWRENCE IN DIXIELANDLAWRENCE WELK
LL THE NATION'S BEST SELLING RECORDS''
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COAST114, CAPERS
By DEE HILL
HOLLYWOOD-Just in time for theDemocratic National Convention here is
the novelty disk, "Me for President," cam-paigned by Dave Jay on the Big -Time la-bel.
Hitting No. I at Music City is "Walk,Don't Run," by The Ventures on Dolton,which is Liberty -distributed ... Vet dj JoeNiagara has joined KBIG . . . Paul Vanceand Lee Pockriss, writers of the "Itsy BitsyBikini" smash, have another novelty winner-"Ape on My Fire Escape," by Julius andCaesar on Wren Records.
Visiting L.A. is top society maestro Les-ter Lanin with a new Epic single, "YellowRose of Texas Merengue" . . . Cap'itol'snew disk star Jeanne Black has the moneytouch again with "Lisa" . . . Dick Fitzsim-mons wires me from Boston to Coast -eyenew Islanders bid, "Tramp Steamer," onMayflower.
S'Francisco fanfare: Dick Stewart, KPIX-TV jock, fronting his own dance band . . .
Del Courtney, KSFO, named band directorfor Oakland Raiders of new American foot-ball league ... Don Mills new promo direc-tor for New Sound Dist . . . Don Graham,C & C Dist., all aglow over solid WB entry,"Walk Right In" by Richard Berry.
Fraters Bob and Dick Sherman cleffedthat ring -a -ding, "Ching Ching," Vista'd byGloria Wood . . . Sev'l diskeries biddingfor hot Coast singer, Ric Marlow . .. Har-vey Geller touting the fabulous French im-port, "Never on Sunday" by Lefevre. I digDon Costa's version on U -A.
Another Coast -based firm, Faro Records,is on the move-with "The Lie" by LarryTamblyn, brother of actor Russ ... H'woodReporter tags Judy McHugh, grand -daugh-ter of Judy and Eddie Cantor, as a "splitcopyright" . . Romeo Records, Lompoc,Calif., is in love with "Whiste Bait" by RudyRishod.
Joe Leahy and Howard Drew confabbingwith Walter Brennan for more Everest el -pees . . . KBIG librarian Alene McKinney
broke her wrist . . . George Goldner wing-ed back to N.Y., convinced the Flamingoes'latest, "Mio Amore," is the living End (la-bel) . . . Thanks, Les Kangas, for makingme an honorary member of "Koo-Koo theKangaroo" internat'I fan club-a neat pro-mo for your Kangaroo Records' firm.
Dave Burgess, leader of the Champs, iswriter of Jerry Fuller's new Challenger,"Gone for the Summer" . . . Capitol onthe right "Party" line with Wanda Jack-son's climber . . . More power from theTower-"Sentimental Kid," by the FourPreps, making it fast. Red Robinson, KGW-Portland, has Dick Caruso's MGMer, "TwoLong Years," as No. I on his "hot list" ...Rating a flock of hit-picks-"A Teen-AgerFeels It Too" by Denny Reed (Trey).
Bernie Silverman set to sail high withSammy Davis, Jr. and latter's first Verve,"Oceans I I" . . . Ex -Dot publicist BuddAustin merging with Charlotte Rogers pro-mo firm . . . Keely Smith's latest, "TeaLeaves," crystal -balling into a big fat hit. . . Demon Records back in disk picturewith Ronny Goode making good with "To-tem Pole" and "Hokus Pokus."
E. H. Morris, a happy man over "Happi-est Man Alive," by David Gates on Mala. . Mike Elliot, general mgr. of ARDCO,tips us to watch "Diamonds and Pearls," byThe Paradons on new label, Milestone . . .
Bobby Dalin is the writer of "Revolution ofthe Goats," by Barry Frank on Triple -X.
Popular dj Bill Ballance finally took ThePlunge last week with Beatrice Blatford.When asked about honeymoon plans, thewitty one said: "I'll continue to do mynightly show on KFWB and just tape myhoneymoon."
Capitol Names MacedoLA Plant Controller
HOLLYWOOD, July 11-John Macedohas been appointed controller at the LosAngeles plant of Capitol Records, it was an-nounced today by James W. Bayless, vicepresident for manufacturing and engineer-ing.
Macedo succeeds Thomas W. Burchmore,who left the company to take another postt ion .
Starting with the label in July, 1954 iisan accountant, Macedo later served as sitpervisor of general accounting and staffsistant.
H"DREAMIN'" Johnny Burnette #55258
Smash in Chicago, Los Angeles, Cleveland...hitting strong in Detroit, Pittsburgh, Seattle.
"WALK -DON'T RUN"The Ventures Dolton #25Moving fast in Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle,Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, Oklahoma City.
"LOOK FOR A STAR" Gary Miles #55261Best-selling version! Billboard, #35Cash Box.:37
"RUNAROUND" The Fleetwoods Dolton *22Rated to win ...Billboard *25, Cash Box #23,Music Vendor #21, Music Reporter #19.
"BLUE VELVET" The Statues *55245Signalling strong in Dallas, Houston, Okla-homa City, Atlanta, Seattle.
"MY FIRST LOVE" Frankie and Johnny *55271Los Angeles loves it...spreading fast.
COUNTRY & WESTERN
"HEART TO HEART TALK"Bob Wills/Tommy Duncan #55260Breaking big...immediate C&W hit nearlyevery market.
BRAND NEW COUNTRY & WESTERN
"CAVE IN" Warren Smith #55248
"MY CHARLIE" Shirley Collie #55268
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Ww'wBreaking BIG All Over!
`IF I CAN'THAVEYOU"
By
ETTA & HARVEY
CHESS 1760
:%:
Just Released!
"GOAHEAD"
By
BILLY MIRANDA
CHECKER 957
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CHESS PROD. CORP.2120 S. MICHIGAN
CH 5.2770CHICAGO 16, ILL
... ....i. The TOP 25 i.:v in BRITAINC4:, ..... ...........,....,......Reprinted From the July 7, 1960 issue ofRecord Retailer And Music Industry News,London. England.
GOOD TIMIN'
1(2) Jimmy Jones
M -G -M MGM 1078
THREE STEPS TO HEAVEN
2(1) Eddie Cochran
London HLG 9115
CAnirs CLOWN3 (7) Everly Brother.
Warner Bros. WB 1
MAMA/ROBOT MAN
4 (3) Connie FrancisM -G -M MGM 1076
WHAT A MOUTH5 (13) Tommy Steele
Deets F 11245
PLEASE DON'T TEASE
6(21) Cliff Richard
Columbia DB 4479
AIN'T MISBEHAVIN'7 (4) Tommy Bruce
Columbia DI 4453
DOWN YONDER
8(14) Johnny and theHurricanes
London HLX 9134
HANDY MAN9 (9) Jimmy Jones
M -G -M MGM 1051
SHAKING ALL OVER10 (15) Johnny Kidd
H.M.V. POP 753
ANGELA JONES
11(10) Michael Cox
Triumph RGM 1011
I WANNA GO HOME
14 (6) Lonnie DoneganPye 7N 15267
JOHNNY COMESMARCHING HOME
15(8) Adam FaithParlopbone 45-R-4665
STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN
16(17) Neil Sedalia
R.C.A. RCA 1178
SWEET NUTHIN'S17 (25) Brenda Lee
BesomrIck 06810
SIXTEEN REASONS
10 (II) Connie StevensWarne Bros. WB 3
RIVER STAY 'WAY FROM
MY DOORla (22) Frank Sinatra
0 Capitol CL 15135
HE'LL HAVE TO GO
20(12) Jim Reeves
R.C.A. RCA 1100
HOW DO YOU KNOW IT'SLOVE
21(30) Teresa Brewer
Coral Q 72396
PISTOL PACKIN' MOMMA
22 (16) Gene VincentCapitol CL 15136
MUSTAPHA
23 (38) Bob Azrarn andhis Orch.
Dacca F 21235
THAT'S LOVE24 (19) Billy Fury
Decry F 11237
CRADLE OF LOVE1 (5) Johnny Preston
Mercury AMT 1092
SHAZAM
13 (18) Duane EddyLondon HLW 9104
LOVE IS LIKE A VIOLIN
25 Ken DoddDemi F 11248
H 0 TYEP-THESE ARE THE HOT ONES OF THE SEASON ... AND THEY'RE ON
ABC PARAMOUNTPAUL ANKA
RAY CHARLES
MY HOME TOWNb/w Something Happened
ABC -10106
LLOYD PRICE
STICKS AND STONESb/w Worried Life Blues
ABC -10118
BILLY WARDand His Dominoes
QUESTIONb/w Ili I Look a Little Blue
ABC -10123
JON THOMAS
THE WORLD IS WAITING FOR THE SUNRISEb/w You're Mine
ABC -10128
HEARTBREAK (It's Hurtin' Me)b/w Teasin'
ABC -10122
GEO. HAMILTON IV
THE TRAVELERS
ELTON BRITT
GOODBYE, MY LOVE, GOODBYEb/w There's Never Been a Night
ABC -10120
LOVELINESS ALL AROUND MEb/w Before This Day Ends
ABC -10125
ROBERTO
JUNE, JULY, AUGUST (& September)b/w What a Weekend
ABC -10119
TALLER THAN TREESb/w Sioux City Sue
ABC -10121
ONLY YOU FLAMENCOb/w I'm Yours Flamenco
AND A GREAT NEW STAR RISES ON
APT RECORDS
RICK RANDELLsings
MORE OF THE SAMEb/w RING THAT THING
APT -25038
Watch Rick click!
ABC -10129
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WATCHDon make "Friends" on the Dick Clark,Buddy Deane, Richard Hayes, Milt Grant,
Clay Cole and other T.V. shows... network shots
coming... mammoth cross-country promotion
set for July 11th through July 25th
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NEW CHART MAKERS ON kliaedTe .
The Videls
NOW THAT SUMMER IS HEREJ.D.S. 5005
Don Cherry
COLD COLD HEARTWarwick 557
Donna Percy
SOMEDAYWarwick 555
Dean Barlow
COME BACKWarwick 556
Jimmy Gilmer
TRUE LOVE WAYSWarwick 547
Bob CreweSILHOUETTES
Warwick 553
The Shepherd SistersYEA! YEA! DIXIE
Warwick 548
Gino & GinaCOME ON LEGS
Warwick 554
Little EstherFEEL LIKE I WANNA CRY
b/w
THE CHAINSWarwick 559
Jerry LandisSHY
Warwick 552
STILL GOING STRONGShirley & Lee
LIKE YOU USED TO DOb/w
I'VE BEEN LOVED BEFOREWarwick 535
Roy MiltonEARLY IN THE MORNING
Warwick 549
Faye Adams
LOOK AROUNDWarwick 550
Ann ColeBRAND NEW HOUSE
Sir 275
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CHURCH BELLS MAY RINGWarwick 540
The Harptones
WHAT KIND OF FOOLb/w
NO GREATER MIRACLEWarwick 551
The Fidelitys
THIS GIRL OF MINEb/w
WHERE IN THE WORLDSir 276
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survey authenticated by Music Guild of America) 22 SO BLUE (28) 4
Weeks Vibrators-checkThis Last on the 23 A'INT GONNA BE THAT WAY (13) 9Week Week Charts M. Johnson-ua
1A ROCKIN' GOOD WAYB. Benton -D. Washington-merc
(2) 9 24 FOUND LOVEJ. Reed-vi
(21) II
ALLEY OOPArgyles-lute
( I ) 9 25 THINKJ. Brown-fed
(16) 9
Evergreens-mad 26 YOU'VE GOT THE POWER (30) 12
3THERE'S SOMETHINGON YOUR MINDB. Marchan-fire
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J. Brown-fedDON'T COME KNOCKIN'F. Domino-impA WOMAN, A LOVER, A FRIEND
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4THIS BITTER EARTHD. Washington-merc
(7) 5
29J. Wilson-brALL THE LOVE I GOT (46) 2
5ALL I COULD DO IS CRYE. James-argo
(6) 13
30M. Johnson-uaTHAT'S WHEN I CRIED (38) 2
6STICKS AND STONESR. Charles-abc
(9) 531
J. Jones-cubLITTLE BY LITTLE (24) 5
1HEARTBREAKJ. Thomas-abcTROUBLE IN PARADISEThe Crests-coed
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J. Wells-profileNO SHOESN. Lee-Hooker-vjMACK THE KNIFEE. Fitzgerald-verve
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9LONELY WINDSDrifters-at
(5) 9 34 MY BABEL. Walter-check
(42) 2
10FINGER POPPIN' TIMEH. Ballard-king
(II) 8 35 THE TWISTC. Checker-parkway
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H. Ballard-king
HIT PARADERS OF THE WEEK 36 I NEED YOU SOT. Haylor-t.r.
(60) I
(Numbered 11 through 50 on the performance and sales 37 BIG BOY PETE (51) I
survey authenticated by Music Guild of America) Olym pics-a rveeWeeks 38 EARLY IN THE MORNING (45) 2
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Last on theWeek (harts R. Milton-warwick
39 I'M SORRY (52) 1
B. Lee-deII JOSEPHINE (12) 6 40 LITTLE BITTY PRETTY ONE (64) I
B. Black-hi F. Lyman-ro12 WONDERFUL WORLD (4) 12 41 I'VE GOT A RIGHT TO LOVE
S. Cooke-keen MY BABY (32) 613 WAKE ME SHAKE ME (14) 4 B. B. King-kent
Coasters-atco 42 MY LOVE (44) 2
14 QUESTION (20) 4 N. K. Cole-capL. Price-abc 43 JUST FOR A THRILL (41) 11
15 WALKING TO NEW ORLEANS (15) 4 R. Charles-atF. Domino-imp 44 TA TA (-) I
16 ALL MY LOVE (22) 3 C. McPhatter-mereJ. Wilson-br 45 PARTIN' TIME (-)
17 CAT NIP (17) 6 B. B. King-kentD. Cortez-clock 46 IF I LOOK A LITTLE BLUE (-)
18 I REALLY DON'T WANT L. Price-abcTO KNOW (19) 7 47 I JUST GO FOR YOU (-) I
T. Edwards-mgm J. Jones-cub19 I CAN'T HELP IT (18) 7 48 YOU KNOWS WHAT TO DO (21) 6
A. Wade-coed B. Strong-anna20 EVERYTHING ABOUT YOU (40) 2 49 DOGGIN' AROUND (34) 16
T. Hunter-anna J. Wilson-br21 I'VE BEEN LOVED BEFORE (25) 4 50 LOVE YOU SO (26) 13
Shirloy & Lee-warwick R. Holden-donna
18 MUSIC VENDOR - July 18, 1960 MUSIC VENDOR - July 18, 1960 19AmericanRadioHistory.Com
touneip ON THE NATION'S
dille)IL VENDOR TOP 100 POP HIT PARADEHIT PARADERS OF THE WEEK
(Numbered I1 through 100 on the performance andsales survey authenticated by Music Guild of America)
ThisWeek
1 WHEN WILL I BE LOVEDEverly Bros.-cad
12 THAT'S ALL YOU GOTTA DOB. Lee-de
13 A ROCKIN' GOOD WAY B. Benton -D. Washington-merc
14 IMAGE OF A GIRLSafaris-eldo
15 MY HOME TOWN P. Anka-abc
16 WALKIN' TO NEW ORLEANSF. Domino-imp
17 THERE'S SOMETHING ONYOUR MIND
B. Marchan-fire18 I'M GETTING BETTER
J. Reeves-vi19 RUNAROUND
Fleetwoods-dolton20 I REALLY DON'T WANT TO KNOW
T. Edwards-mgm21 TROUBLE IN PARADISE
Crests-coed22 ONE OF US
P. Page-merc23 WONDERFUL WORLD
S. Cooke-keen24 CATHY'S CLOWN
Everly Bros.-wb25 BURNING BRIDGES
J. Scott-t.r.26 PENNIES FROM HEAVEN
Skyliners-calico27 PAPER ROSES
A. Bryant-carl28 HAPPY GO LUCKY ME
P. Evans-guar29 THEME FROM THE UNFORGIVEN
D. Costa-ua30 IS A BLUE BIRD BLUE
C. Twitty-mgm31 LOOK FOR A STAR
*G. Miles-lib*B. Vaughn-dot
D. Hawley-dore32 WHERE ARE YOU
F. Avalon-chant33 FEEL SO FINE
J. Preston-merc34 MISSION BELL
D.Brooks-era35 THIS BITTER EARTH
D. Washington-merc36 IN MY LITTLE CORNER OF
THE WORLDA. Bryant-carl
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(II) 7
(13) 9
(8) 9
(18) 7
(12) 1 I
(26) 4
(33) 6
(36) 4
(21) 9
(22) 12
(28) 6
(32) 7
(15) II
(16) 14
(17) 14
(34) 10
(19) 16
(23) 1 1
(29) II
(47) 4
(65) 5
(42) 6
(48) 5
(42) 6
(43) 5
(49) 3
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\1111THE TOP 10 ON THE OFFICIAL HIT PARADE
(Numbered 1 through 10 on the performance and soles survey authenticated by Music Guild of America)
I'M SORRYB. Lee-de
1ALLEY OOP
*Argyles-luteDante-madison
ONLY THE LONELYR. Orbison-mon
4ITSY BITSY BIKINI
B. Hyland-kapp
EVERYBODY'S SOME-BODY'S FOOL
C. Francis-mgm5
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(I) 8
(2) 9
(5) 9
(10) 3
(3) II
37 WON'T YOU COME HOMEBILL BAILEY (20) 9
B. Darin-atco38 CLAP YOUR HANDS (41) 10
B. Marks-shad39 ALL MY LOVE (51) 3
J. Wilson-br40 HEARTBREAK (40) 7
*J. Thomas-abcL. W. John-king
41 LOVE YOU SO (24) 17
R. Holden-donna42 FINGER POPPIN' TIME (59) 6
H. Ballard-king43 QUESTION (60) 4
L. Price-abc*Jan & Kjeld-kappD. Collins-t.r.
45 DON'T COME KNOCKIN' (67) 4
F. Domino-imp46 ALL I COULD DO IS CRY (30) 13
E. James-argo47 STICKS AND STONES (66) 4
R. Charles-abc48 I CAN'T HELP IT (39)
A. Wade-coed49 THAT'S WHEN I CRIED 164) 1
J. Jones-cub50 LONELY LITTLE ROBIN (50) 4
Browns-vi51 A WOMAN, A LOVER, A FRIEND (75) 1
J. Wilson-br52 JEALOUS OF YOU (37) 11
C. Francis-mgm53 SWINGIN' SCHOOL (31) 11
B. Rydell-cameo54 DOWN YONDER (27)
Johnny & Hurricanes-b.t.
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ThisWeek
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9
10
MULE SKINNER BLUES*Fenderman-soma
R. Draper-mercPLEASE HELP MEI'M FALLING *H. Locklin-vi R. Draper-mercBECAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG
D. Eddy-jamieJOSEPHINE
B. Black's Combo-hiTELL LAURA I LOVE HER R. Peterson-vi
55 GOOD TIMIN'J. Jones-cub
56 IS THERE ANY CHANCE M. Robbins-col
57 JOHNNY FREEDOM J. Horton-col
58 IT'S NOW OR NEVER E. Presley-vi
59 HEY LITTLE ONED. Burnette-era
60 BIG BOY PETEOlympics-arvee
61 COOL WATERJ. Scott-t.r.
67 MY LOVEN. K. Cole-cap
ti) JUST IN TIMED. Martin-cap
64 LITTLE BITTY PRETTY ONEF. Lymon-ro
66 DO YOU MIND*A. Williams-cadA. Newley-lon
66 YOUNG EMOTIONSR. Ni-lson-imp
6/ ALL THE LOVE I'VE GOTM Johnson-ua
61 TRAIN OF LOVEAnnatte-vista
611 MACK THE KNIFEI I itzgerald-verve
III IT ONLY HAPPENED YESTERDAYI Sralt t.r,
/1 MIME FROM THE APARTMENTI etranle & Toicher uo
PO 10()IARE11 Ny.1,.II
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(6) 9
(7) 8
(25) 15
(58) 3
(57) 5
(-)(68) 5
(76) 4
(71) 2
(62) 3
(56) 4
(70) 2
(72) 6
(46) 13
(69) 2
(38) 9
(54) 2
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(98) 2
ThisWeek
73 THE TWIST*C. Checker-parkwayH. Ballard-king
WALKIN' THE FLOOR OVER YOU P. Boone-dot
75 HE'LL HAVE TO STAYJ. Black-cap
76 IN THE STILL OF THE NIGHTDion & Belmonts-leurie
77 OVER THE RAINBOW*Dimensions-mohawkBaysiders-eve rest
78 HONKY TONK GIRL J. Cash-col
79 WAKE ME SHAKE MECoasters-atco
80 CLOSE K. Smith-dot
81 RED SAILS IN THE SUNSET Platters-merc
82 BAD MAN BLUNDERKingston Trio-cap
83 FOUR LITTLE GIRLS IN BOSTONJ. Rodgers-ro
84 LONELY WINDSDrifters- -at
85 TA TAC. McPhatter-merc
86 WALK DON'T RUNVentures-dolton
87 A STAR SPANGLED BANNER*R. R. Dave-savoyT. Dee-challB. Johnson-coed
88 ONE BOYJ. Sommers-wb
89 MY TANI Bros. 4-col
90 CUERNAVACA CHOO CHOOF. Cannon-swan
91 SWINGIN' DOWN THE LANEJ. Wallace-chall
92 DREAMIN'J. Burnette-lib
93 A MILLION TO ONEJ. Charles-promo
94 LISAJ. Black-cap
95 MIO AMOREFlamingoes-end
96 THE TEACHERFalcons-ua
97 FAR FAR AWAY D. Gibson-vi
98 SHE'S A WHOLE LOT LIKE YOUH. Thompson-cap
99 BONGO BONGO BONGOP. Epps-orig. sound
100 OUR CONCERTOU. Bindi-jamie
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(52) 14
(77) 3
(78) 4
(79) 4
(80) 4
181) 3
(92) 2
(82) 7
(84) 3
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(91) 2
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20 MUSIC VENDOR - July 18, 1960 MURK VENDOR July 18, 1960 11AmericanRadioHistory.Com
'TOP 50OF THE
WEEK
(11W OFFICIAL HIT PARADE(Numb,,..d 1 through 10 on the performance and salessus voy authenticated by Music Guild of America)
thisWeeli
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PLEASE HELP MEH. Locklin-vi
(I) 18
ONE MORE TIMER. Price-colEACH MOMENT I
(2) 16
SPEND WITH YOUE. Ashworth-de
(6) 7
MULE SGINNER BLUESFenderman-soma
(4) 9
THAT'S MY KIND OF LOVEM. Worth-guyden
(5) 10
LEFT TO RIGHTK. Wells-de
(3) 17
SOFTLY AND TENDERLYL. Pruitt-de
(8) 5
I'M GETTING BETTERJ. Reeves-vi
(12) 5
WHO WILL BUY THE WINEC. Walker-col
(7) 12
TIPS OF MY FINGERSB. Anderson-de
(14) 5
HIT PARADERS OF THE WEEK(Numbered 11 through 50 on the performance and salessurvey authenticated by Music Guild of America)
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This Last an the
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II ONLY THE LONELYR. Orbison-mon
12 MILLER'S CAVEH. Snow-vi
13 A LOVELY WORK OF ARTJ. Newman-mgm
14 BABY ROCKED HER DOLLYF. Miller-starday
15 TOO MUCH TO LOSEC. Belew-de
16 IS THERE ANY CHANCER. Robbins-col
17 ABOVE AND BEYONDB. Owens-cap
18 YOUR OLD USED TO BEF. Young-cap
19 ALABAMC. Copas-starday
20 THAT'S ALL YOU GOTTA DOB. Lee-de
21 LONELY LITTLE ROBINBrowns- vi
22 THE PICTURE
(II) 5
(20) 6
(15) 4
(10) 8
(13) 7
(19) 6
(9) 19
(13) 15
(46) 2
(23) 5
(21) 4
(38) 2
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23 JUST A LITTLE BOY BLUEG. Jones-merc
24 JOHNNY FREEDOMJ. Horton-col
25 SHE'S JUST A WHOLE LOTLIKE YOUH. Thompson-cap
26 JOHNNY MY LOVEW. Lee -S. Cooper-hick
27 GETTING OLD BEFORE MY TIMEM. Kilgore-starday
28 LOVE HAS MADE YOU BEAUTIFULM. Kilgore-starday
29 HONKY TONK GIRLJ. Cash-colL. Lynn-zero
30 KEY'S IN THE MAILBOXF. Hart-col
31 IS A BLUE BIRD BLUEC. Twitty-mgm
32 WHY I'M WALKIN'S. Jackson-col
33 SECOND HONEYMOONJ. Cash-col
34 ANYMORER. Drusky-de
35 FAR FAR AWAYD. Gibson-vi
36 I KNOW ONEJ. Reeves-vi
37 CUT ACROSS SHORTYC. Smith-col
38 HE'LL HAVE TO STAYJ. Black-cap
39 JUST ONE TIMED. Gibson-vi
40 A STAR SPANGLED BANNER`R. R. Dave-savoyM. Wiseman-dot
41 SEASONS OF MY HEARTJ. Cash-col
42 LONESOME ROAD BLUESJ. Skinner-merc
43 I'M SORRYB. Lee-de
44 HE'LL HAVE TO GOJ. Reeves-vi
45 HE'LL HAVE TO GOHomer & Jethro-vi
46 JENNY LOUS. James-nrc
47 MIRACLE OF LOVED. Young-de
48 ACCIDENTALLY ON PURPOSEG. Jones-merc
49 IS IT WRONGW. Pierce-de
50 WRONG COMPANYStewart-Howerd-chell
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(17) 5
(40) 2
(16) 13
(24) 3
(41) 2
(29) 3
(25) II
137) 3
(22) 16
(47) 2
(51) 1
(71) I
(39) 2
(18) 12
(31) 12
(32) 23
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(30) 14
(26)
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Jockeying Around
with SAM SOUND
Jack Carney of WIL-St. Louis will seedouble September 3-5. Jack is slated toappear as a guest speaker at the Interna-tional Twins Association's 26th annual con-vention. Other WILmen in the news areDick Clayton and Ed Bonner who will tradetheir microphones for monkey -suits nextMonday (25) when they don St. Louis Car-dinal uniforms for the annual radio -pressbaseball donnybrook.
DJ Mike Western of KISN-Portland wasclipped by sales exec Les Fulgham-andliked it. Les used a pair of scissors to trimMike's scalp in KISN's picture window stu-dios. Mike, too busy with his off -air produc-ton work for the sales staff to take a hair-cut, said the clipping was a sheer delight...
Bob White is the new supervisor of mu-sic at WMGM-New York. Bob, a 21 -yearvet, replaces Jody Cameron who is the newA & R chief at Valmor Records . . . TheMaryland, D.C. Broadcasters Associationhas named several committee chiefs includ-ing John McClay, WJZ-TV Baltimore; G. P.Richards, WCEM-Cambridge; Charles Tru-itt, WBOC-Salisbury; Tom Carr, WBAL-Baltimore; Morris H. Blum, WANN-Anna-polis; Ben Strouse, WWDC, Washington. . . WINS -New York climbing on the po-litical bandwagon by sending a flying squadled by Jim Randolph to cover the Demo-cratic Convention in LA . . . These WINSLads will also do the honors for the Repub-lican conclave in Chicago . . .
WPEN-Philadelphia is now ticketing"model motorists." The station is broadcast-ing daily lists of persons given courteous -driving cards by local police as part of thecity's road -safety campaign ... WMIX-Mt.Vernon, Ill. celebrated Independence Daywith a barrage of patriotic songs, marchesand intermittent two -minute programs re-minding listeners of America's heritage ...KOIL-Omaha, Neb. proving that a stationover 35 can find happiness with a listeningaudience. The station celebrating its 35thanniversary with a "Skyliner" contest. Eachday this month, KOIL launches a plane car -
rying a banner with a birthday phrase. Thefirst eagle-eyed listener to spot the planeand call KOIL with the correct phrase winsa cockpit-ful of prizes . . . Then there's thedj who came up with a Brigitte Bardotcocktail-two of them and your mouth feelslike a Terrycloth.
Popular KDKA-Pittsburgh personality ArtPallan, the subject of a two -page spread inthe August issue of TV -Radio Mirror maga-zine ... Congrats to Gene Kaye of WAEB-Allentown, Pa., whose wife presented himwith a little platter .
"ALABAM"COWBOY COPAS
Starday #501
Positively the hottestC&W Record of 1960!
Operators: We kid you not.If you want maximum playon any C&W location, put"ALABAM" on the box andrake in the coins.
Another Starday winner on theboxes is the truck driver's favor-ite.
"GOOSEBALL BROWN"
Lonnie "Pinball Machine" Irving
Starday 505.11M111 MIMED
If ilable from your distributor orOne Stop, write to Starday Records,Box 115, Madison, Tennessee for fulllistings of the most commercial line oftraditional Country and Bluegrass Rec-ords and special sample offer to jukebox operators.
22 MUSIC VENDOR - July 18, 1960 Mir vpuring - 1R 10M1 21AmericanRadioHistory.Com
The Original VersionRecorded in Italy
"OURCONCERTO"
by
UMBERTO BINDIJAMIE 1159
The European Hit Version
`NEVERON SUNDAY'
by
RAYMOND LEFEVREand his Orchestra
JAMIE 1161
The Wackiest Noveltyof The Year ...
"KOOKIELITTLE PARADISE"
by
The Tree SwingersGUYDEN 2036
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Chicago Chatterby HAL TATE
In talking to representatives of the half -dozen record firms represented at the Na-tional Association of Music Merchants showat the Palmer House, most agreed that theydid not do too much business here with"good -will" the prime comolity sold. Noneof the major firms had any records exhibit-ed here. Capitol was here, but exhibitedonly its large size consoles and portablephonograph players. Columbia did nothave any records exhibited .....Irms withrecords exhibiting included: ABC -Para-mount, Audio Fidelity, Crest, Design (Pick-wick Sales Corp.), Folkways, Kapp, SyntheticPlastic Sales Co. and Tops Records. Manytold MUSIC VENDOR they "probablywouldn't be back next year" and suggestedthat an outfit like ARMADA would be thelogical organization to hold a conventionlimited to record manufacturing firms.
From Audio Fidelity in New York therewas president Sidney Frey and the firm'snational promotion and public relations di-rector, Norman Hess. Hess said three newreleases would be out shortly. One withomedian Myron Cohen is ''in the works,"
he said. Another, recorded May 24 and 25at Webster Hall in New York, and featur-ing Louis Armstrong and the Dukes of Dix-ieland, will be out by the end of the month.A third new Audio Fidelity release, saidHess, was a stereo merry-go-round and cir-cus caliope music album featuring LeonBerry at the organ.
Allan Parker, national director of albumsales and merchandising for ABC -Para-mount, showed us a new fancy window dis-play for dealers that he designed completewith flashing lights and gushing water.Quite an elaborate display designed topush up the firm's album sales. Also seen atihe ABC -Paramount exhibit were: GeneGoodman of Grand Award and Command,New York, and Mel Cheren, midwesternfield rep for ABC -Paramount, who head-quarters in Cleveland . . . Lots of the boyswent out to see Belle Barth at The Mistclub here.
THE SOUND OF CASH... Johnny Cash singsHONKY-TONK GIRL 4-41707 From His Newest Album,
NOW THERE WAS A SONG ! Columbia Records...The People's Choice
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94 CHRISTMAS in JULY /"A MILLION TO ONE"
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New England Notes
by ED PENNEY
Dex Card, formerly top jock with WHIM -Providence and more recently with WOKY-Milwaukee, has accepted an offer fromWCOP-Boston ... he'll take over the morn-ing slot on August first . .. Competition ishot for the top version of "Never on Sun-day" . . . Don Costa on United Artists andMarty Gold on RCA are splitting the heavyplay being given this sure hit . . . AndyWilliams playing to capacity crowds all
week at the Salisbury Beach Frolics . . . his
"Do You Mind" on Cadence just anotherin his long string of big records . . . watchfor Andy to go back to straight big balladson all future releases ... Ella Fitzgerald fol-lows Andy at the Frolics and she's gettinglots of airplay on Verve's "Mack the Knife."
Bill Galvin, formerly of WSRO-Marlboro,Mass., has moved to WKBK-Keene, N.H.where he will hold down the AYEM show
. . . Webb Pierce, long a top dog in thecountry field, may break through on thepop front with his Decca waxing of "Drift-ing Texas Sands" ... New York City provedit can kick off a hit with the Josie record of"Cruise to the Moon" by The Chaperones. . . Look for it to break big next in Boston. . . Bobby Vee, with three hits in a row,will make it four with either side of hislatest on Liberty . . . Both are revivals,"Devil or Angel" and "Since I Met YouBaby". . Many jocks are grinning andspinning the clever parody, "Cholley-Oop"by The Hong Kong White Sox . . . ErrolGarner at the Cape Cod Storyville . . .
WKOX-Farmingham, Mass., looking for anexperienced man to gather and deliver lo-cal newscasts . . . contact manager DickAdams.
Next week Jimmie Rodgers will be at theMonticello and Count Basie at the HotelBradford . . Word is 'going around thatthey will cut an LP together for Roylette atone of the Boston studios . . . Should beinterestinl . . Dinah Washington checksinto the Revere Beach Frolic this week witha strong Mercury platter. "This BitterEarth," getting heavy play at all outlets .
Two Big SleepersWaking The Nation!
A Smash R&B Hit!
"YES, NO, "EVERYTHING
MAYBE SO" ABOUT YOU"By
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ANYMORE (Moss Blue Publ. Co., Inc., BMII -Teresa Brewer - CORAL 62219 The big Country hit gets a big vocalfrom Tessie, who's aided by Hawaiian gui-tar and string and choral backing. Shouldhead straight for the Pop charts.
MY BABY IS GONE (B. J. Devere Music Co.,BMII/ANGRY (Melrose Music Corp., ASCAPI- Marty Wilde - EPIC 9400 Either side of Marty's latest could puthim right back up on the charts. Baby, anoffbeat, minor -keyed number, has echo gui-tar and combo backing. Angry, the oldie,gets a swingin' revamp from Wilde. Eitheror both should score soon.
"WILD BILL"b/w "WAILIN' "
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SO TIRED (Lowell Music, BMII - The ChavisBrothers - CLOCK 152 New country -sounding duo has a strongchart contender in So Tired, a danceableswinger that should have peppy sales.
THE MAN I USED TO KNOW (Sure Fire MusicCo., Inc., BMIIICARMEL BY THE SEA (Cedar -wood Publ. Co., BMII - Kitty Wells - DECCA31123
Queen Kitty has two more Country hitshere, both done with her usual superlativestyling. Man is a plaintive ballad with un-usual fiddle work, while Carmel, more up -tempo, has a catchy backing. Either or bothwill follow Left To Right up the Countrycharts.
F.B.I. STORY (Saralee Music Pub., MaverickMusic Pub., Bayside Pub. Co., BMII - RedWest - JARO 77031
Another novelty produced by Gary"Flip" Paxton, who was responsible forchartopper Alley Oop Story, a country -fla-vored uptempo number which could besubtitled "The Ballad Of J. Edgar Hoover,"should swing up the charts with ease.
BABY LET ME LOVE YOU TONITE (Conrad -Jot, BMII - Donnie Elbert - VEE JAY 353 Elbert, who falsettos the praises of a"Prrrretty Baby," could have a solid hit inTonite, a sure bet for R&B which could goPop in a big way.
RIVER OF TEARS (Rolyn Pub. Co., Inc., BMII- Harold Dorman - RITA 1008 Dorman really cries up a storm withRiver, a gospel -flavored rocker with unusualcombo and choral backing. Watch for it totear up the charts.
TALLER THAN TREES (Robbins Music, AS-CAPI - Elton Britt - ABC PARAMOUNT 10121 An unusual semi-religioso ballad, TallerThan Trees, with Britt's rich vocal and goodstring and choral backing, should stand tallon the charts soon.
DEVIL OR ANGEL (Progressive, BMII - TheHollywood, Flames - ATCO 6171 The Flames should be burning up thecharts once again with a great updating ofthe big rock -n -roll hit of a few years back.Solid string and combo backing plus group'sswingin' vocal, should make for a big one.
GOODNIGHT, SWEETHEART, GOODNIGHT(Arc Music Corp.. BMII - The Untouchables -MADISON 134
The big hit of a few years back gets asolid updating by the boys who are aidedby a lovely string backing. The kids'll loveit.
YOGI (Saxon Music Corp., BMII - The IvyThree - SHELL 720
The adventures of the hero of the popu-lar TV series, "Huckleberry Hound," achildren's program featured by hip adults,are narrated here by the boys in Alley Oopfashion. Gimmicky novelty, could go.
THEME FROM THE UNTOUCHABLES (DesiluMusic Corp., ASCAPI - Morty Craft & TheSinging Strings - WARWICK 561
This could be the version to make it onthe theme music from the popular TV se-ries. It's an exciting rendition, with unusualsound -effect intro and powerful brassy bigband sound. Could score soon.
A HELP -EACH -OTHER ROMANCE (Progres-sive, BMII - Lavern Baker and Ben E. King -ATLANTIC 2067
Baker and King could be the hottestcombo to hit the charts since Benton andWashington. On their first outing they col-laborate beautifully on a live rocker thatcan't help but make it.
A LOVER'S PRAYER/NEVER LET ME GO - RoyHamilton - EPIC 9398
Balladeer Hamilton spins two beautieshere Both are smooth ballads with finebacking and Roy's mellow vocal, and eithercould go.
Bill Shocket NamedARMADA Veep111 Bill Shocket has been appointed vice-president of ARMADA in charge of the East-ern Region it was announced today by ArtTalmadge, president of the organization.Shocket, treasurer of Malverne Distributorsin New York completes the group ofARMADA Regional Vice -Presidents whichincludes Al Bennett, president of LibertyRecords, Sam Phillips, president of SunRecords and Milt Salstone, president ofM & S Record Distributors.
ARDCO Bolsters
Promotion StaffThe Allied Record Distributing Company
has hired a trio of promoters in three keyareas in the midwest, it was announced byMike Elliot, general manager of the firm.
The promoters are Fred Salem in Chi-cago, Biegel & Kaplan Associates in Detroit,and Dave Seigel in Ohio. Elliot says thepromotions staff was bolstered because of"The strong action" on four discs ARDCOis handling.
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PATTI PAGE SINGS AND STARS IN ELMER
GANTRY - MERCURY SR 60260The incomparable voice of the very love-
ly Patti Page is now being heard in an en-tirely different medium. Patti sings andstars in the movie version of Sinclair Lewis'"Elmer Gantry," in the role of Sister Rachel,a choir girl. Since hymns and spirituals arean integral part of this moving story Pattihas recorded this album featuring such re-ligious church music as Onward ChristianSoldiers, Abide With Me! Fast Falls TheEventide, Sweet Hour of Prayer, and WhenThe Roll Is Called Up Yonder. Should haveuniversal appeal.
MACK THE KNIFE - Ella Fitzgerald - VERVE
MGV 4041
Ella Fitzgerald is heard in a concertwhich was recorded live at West Berlin'sDeutschlandhallen accompanied by PaulSmith, piano, Jim Hall, guitar, Wilfred
Middlebrooks, bass and Gus Johnson,drums. She turns one of her usual pro top-flight singing performances which havemade her one of the world's greatest jazzand pop artists. Her renditions of GoneWith The Wind, Misty, and How HighThe Moon are sung only as Ella can singthem. Another high point in the album is
her own interpretation of Mack The Knife,in which she substitutes some of her ownlyrics for the original. Ella should have an-other chartmaker in this LP.
YOUNG AT HEART - The Ray Coniff Singers -COLUMBIA CL 1489
It's the talk of the town that the famedRay Conniff Singers have launched anotherhit album for Columbia with such wonder-ful standards as I'm In The Mood For Love,These Foolish Things, and I'll See You in
My Dreams. The Conniff arrangements playa vital part in giving these tunes a particu-larly lilting sound. Perfect for dancing orlistening, this LP should appeal to the"Young At Heart."
THE FANTASTICKS - Original Cost Album -MGM E38720C
This original cast album is taken fromthe hit musical, "The Fantasticks," whichwas written specifically for the off-Broadwaystage. Utilizing a small cast and a plainwooden platform, the show attempts to cre-ate its own world by the use of music andwords. As in the play itself, this LP blendssatire, romanticism, comedy and music withsuch great finesse and style that the listenercan envision the scene that is being por-trayed without being there in person. Laud-able performances are given by Jerry Ohr-bach, Rita Gardner, William Lorsen, andKenneth Nelson, and a nod of approvalshould also be given to both Tom Jonesand Julian Stein for their fine writing anddirection.
PRETTY EYES - Peggy Lee - CAPITOL ST 1401
Songstress Peggy Lee spins a soft swing-ing reflective web of mist as she purrs herway through twelve lush cuts with rhythmicstring and woodwind background providedby Billy May. This is a change of pace forPeggy from her recent top selling LP, "La-tin a la Lee," which was done in a rhythmic
muff VENDORALBUM SURE BETS
LLOYD PRIZE; MR. PCRSONALITV'S- is HITS
BRENDA LEE-Dec-ca 4039. Pop Char -topper Brenda ar-rives on the LP
charts this week tothe tune of number35.
M R . PERSONALI-TY'S 15 HITS -Lloyd Price - ABC -Paramount A B C -324. Mr. Personali-ty hits the chartsonce again thisweek at number36.
BRENDA LEEhaa-.
Latin beat. Included in this LPackage areballads like It Could Happen To You, Mo-ments Like This, You Fascinate Me So, IWarina Be Loved. Another swinger frompretty eyed Peggy,
A TOUCH OF BLUE - The Jonah Jones Quar-
tet - CAPITOL ST 1405
The smooth easy style of Jonah Jones,his trumpet and quartet are joined by the"swinginest chorale" ever. They augmentwhat is already a fine rhythm section inbacking Jonah and create a fine new soundthat makes the group more attractive thanever. The Touch of Blue in the album titleis derived from the names of all the tuneswhich include It's A Blue World, I Get TheBlues When it Rains, Blue and BrokenHearted, and Blue Skies.
HEIFETZ - RCA VICTOR LM 2382
The titanic power and sweet caress withwhich this violin virtuoso plays is sustainedin a breathtaking performance of musical"miniatures." The difficult Hora Staccato isperformed by Heifetz with the same easeand brilliance with which he plays Hunga-rian Dances, Sabre Dance, Caprices, Ber-ceuse and others. The superb and masterfultechnique for which Heifetz is known is ap-plied here to the "little" pieces which chal-lenge the skill and musicianship of greatviolinists.
THE VIRTUOSO LISZT - Gary Graffman - RCAVictor LSC 2443 Gary Graffman, a young pianist whosetalent has been compared with that of thegreat virtuoso Franz Liszt, unquestionablydisplays a rich and masterful keyboard tech-nique. Mr. Graffman performs such concertfavorites here as Liebestraum, HungarianRhapsody No. 11, The Paganini-LisztEtudes, and Un Sospiro (A Sigh), all ofwhich are heard in the Liszt cinema -biogra-phy "Song Without End." Music loversshould also be interested in the fine pro-gram annotations by Abram Chasins. Bothalbum and film should be hits.
Cadence Appoints Buffalo DistribDon Sanders, Cadence Sales Manager,
announced the appointment this week ofMetro Distributing Company, Buffalo, asthe label's distributor for that area.
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NIGHT TRAINViscounts (Madison 133)
MOONLIGHT COCKTAILSRivieras (Coed 529)
PARDON MEBilly Bland (Old Town 1082)
I'VE BEEN LOVED BEFOREShirley it Lee (Warwick 535)
MY BABELittle Walter (Checker 955)
ADVENTURE IN PARADISEJerry Byrd (Monument 419)
TOO YOUNG TO GO STEADYConnie St (Warner Bros. 5159)
THE BREEZE AND ISanto It Johnny (Can -American 115)
I NEED YOU SOT. Taylor (Too Rank 2048)
GIRLS GIRLS GIRLSSteve Lawrence (United Artists 233)
THE TIP OF MY FINGERSNick Noble (Coral 62213)
I SHOT MR. LEEBobbettes Atlantic 2069)
VAQUEROFireballs (Top Rank 2054)
LOOKING AT THE WORLDJ. Valli (Mercury 71653)
MARGOBrowns (RCA Victor 7755)
MUSTAFAArchie Bleyer (Cadence 1383)
IF THE WORLD DON'T ENDTOMORROWFairlanes (Argo S359)D. Warren (Image 1011)Carl Smith (Columbia 41729)
HOT ROD LINCOLNCharley Ryan (4 Star 1733)
SWEET LITTLE LOVEAl Brown (Amy 306)HULLY GULLY CHA CHASkip It Flip (Brent 7013)
MY SHOES KEEP WALKINGBACK TO YOUGuy Mitchell (Columbia 41725)
BLUE VELVETStatues (Liberty 55245)
NEVER ON SUNDAYDon Costa (United Artists 234)Marty Gold (RCA Victor 7769)
YOU MEAN EVERYTHINGNeil Sedaka (RCA Victor 7781)
MADELINA4 Preps (Capitol 4400)
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STOCK FORA' ACTIONWeek WeekThis Last
1 1 BUTTON DOWN MINDOF BOB NE,WHARTB. Newhart-WB-W-1379
2 2 SOLD OUT 14Kingston Trio-Cap-T-1352
3 4 ELVIS IS BACK 13E. Presley-RCA-Vi-LPM-2231
4 5 THE SOUND OF MUSIC 32Orig. Cast-Col-KOL-5450
5 10 MR. LUCKY 19H. Mancini-RCA-Vi-LPM-2198
6 6 IT'S EVERLY TIME 8
Everly Bros-WB-W-13817 12 CAN CAN 15
Sound Track-Cap-W-13018 3 THEME FROM A SUMMER PLACE 21
B. Vaughn-Dot-DLP-32769 7 MARIO LANZA SINGS CARUSO 12
M. Lanza-RCA-Vi-LM-239310 14 SENTIMENTAL SING ALONG
M. Miller-Col-CL-145711 8 PERSUASIVE PERCUSSION 16
Various Artists-Command-33-80012 11 ENCORE OF GOLDEN HITS 24
Platters-Merc-MG-2047213 15 BEN HUR 13
Sound Track-MGM-1E114 20 GRAND CANYON SUITE 3
M. Gould-RCA-Vi-LM-243315 17 PAUL ANKA SINGS HIS BIG 15 9
P. Anka-ABC-Par-ABC-32316 13 THE FABULOUS EVERLY BROS. 5
Everly Bros-Cad-CLP-304017 19 JACKIE SINGS THE BLUES 7
J. Wilson-Bruns-BL-5405518 9 ITALIAN FAVORITES 28
C. Francis-MGM-E-379119 21 WOODY WOODBURY'S
LAUGHING ROOM 13
W. Woodbury-Stereoddities-MW-220 16 SCHUMANN CONCERTO
IN A MINOR 4
V. Cliburn-RCA-Vi-LM-2455
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1 1 INSIDE SHELLY BERMAN 68S. Berman-Verve-MGV-15003
2 2 60 YEARS OF MUSIC AMERICALOVES BEST 38Various Artists-RCA-Vi-LM-6074
3 3 BELAFONTE AT CARNEGIE HALL 46H. Belafonte-RCA-Vi-LOC-6006
4 5 OLDIES BUT GOODIES 47Various Artists-Orig-5001
5 8 SOUTH PACIFIC 122Sound Track-RCA-Vi-LOC-1032
6 7 HERE WE GO AGAIN 37Kingston Trio-Cap-T-1258
7 9 KINGSTON TRIO 97Kingston Trio-Cap-T-996
8 4 HEAVENLY 46J. Mathis-Col-CL-1351
9 6 MY FAIR LADY 97Orig. Cast-Col-CL-5090
10 12 GUNFIGHTER BALLADS 39M. Robbins-Col-CL-1349
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musit VENDOR TOP STEREO LP's
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21 29 MY NAME, JOSE, JIMINEZ
INVENTORY
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B. Dana-Sig-SM-101322 24 LATIN ALA LEE 21
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P. Lee-Cap-T-129023 30 REJOICE DEAR HEARTS 14
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Bro. D. Gardner-RCA-Vi-LPM-208324 22 SING A HYMN WITH ME 17
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T. E. Ford-Cap-TAO-133225 23 BROTHERS FOUR 12
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Bros. 4-Col-CL-140226 27 LINGER AWHILE 4
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27 38 THE EDGE OF SHELLY BERMAN 2
S. Berman-Verve-MGV-15013 8
28 26 HE'LL HAVE TO GO 8J. Reeves-RCA-Vi-LPM-2223 9
29 32 OUTSIDE SHELLY BERMAN 35S. Berman-Verve-MGV-15007 10
30 18 SONGS TO REMEMBER 5Mantovani-Lon-11-3349 11
31 25 WOODY WOODBURY 19W. Woodbury -Stereodd ities-MW - 1
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32 37 PERCY FAITH'S GREATEST HITS 2
P. Faith-Col-CL-1493 13
33 36 RAY CHARLES IN PERSON 18R. Charles-At1-8039 14
34 28 THIS IS DARIN 23B. Darin-Atco-33-115 15
35 (-) BRENDA LEEB. Lee-De-DL-4039
36 43 MR. PERSONALITY'S 15 HITS 1
L. Price-ABC-Par-ABC-32437 31 FAITHFULLY 27
J. Mathis-Col-a-142238 34 SING AGAIN WITH THE
CHIPMUNKS 4 This
D. Seville-Lib-LRP-3159 Week
39 40 LIKE LOVE 81
A. Previn-Col-C1-143740 39 THE GENIUS OF RAY CHARLES 30
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R. Charles-At1-13123
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Week Week Charts11 10 FROM THE HUNGRY 'I' 77 6
Kingston Trio-Cap-T-110712 13 GIGI 112 7
Sound Track-MGM-E-364113 15 SOUTH PACIFIC 122 8
Orig. Cast-Col-CL-418014 19 HYMNS 123 9
T. E. Ford-Cap-T-75615 17 KINGSTON TRIO AT LARGE 57 10
Kingston Trio-Cap-T-119916 11 THE MUSIC MAN 123 11
Orig. Cast-Cap-WA0-99017 16 THAT'S ALL 49
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B. Darin-Atco-10418 18 JOHNNY'S GREATEST HITS 118
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J. Mathis-Col-CL-113319 20 STILL MORE SING ALONG 71
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M. Miller-Col-CL-128320 23 THE KING AND I 123
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25 16 22 PERSUASIVE PERCUSSION VOL #2Various Artists-Command-S-810
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3 PROVOCATIVE PERCUSSIONVarious Artists-Command-S-806
23 17 16 FAITHFULLYJ. Mathis-Col-CS-8219
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1 SOLD OUTKingston Trio-Cap-T-1352
13 18 19 SING A HYMN WITH MET. E. Ford-Cap-STAO-1332
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5 THEME FROM A SUMMER PLACEB. Vaughn-Dot-DLP-25276
19 19 12 GUNFIGHTER BALLADSM. Robbins-Col-CS-8158
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6 THE SOUND OF MUSICOrig. Cast-Col-KOS-2020
30 20 26 BROTHERS FOURBros. 4-Col-CS-8197
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4 MR. LUCKYH. Mancini-RCA-Vi-LSP-2198
17 21 20 LATIN ALA LEEP. Lee-Cap-ST-1290
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7 MARIO LANZA SINGS CARUSOM. Lanza-RCA-Vi-LS-2393
12 22 17 ITALIAN FAVORITESC. Francis-MGM-S-3791
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8 CAN CANSound Track-Cap-SW-1301
6 23 67 GRAND CANYON SUITEM. Gould-RCA-Vi-LSC-2433
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9 SONGS TO REMEMBERMantovani-Lon-PS-193
6 24 36 BONGOSLos Admiradores-Command-S-809
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11 BEN HURSound Track-MGM-S-1E1
13 25 29 JACKIE SINGS THE BLUESJ. Wilson-Bruns-BL-7-54055
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10 ELVIS IS BACKE. Presley-RCA-Vi-LSP-2231
13 26 21 SATURDAY NIGHT SING ALONGM. Miller-Col-CS-8211
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13 SENTIMENTAL SING ALONGM. Miller-Col-CS-8251
4 27 27 BUTTON DOWN MINDB. Newhart-WB-WS-1379
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23 THE LORD'S PRAYERMormon Choir-Col-MS-6068
42 28 18 MORE SING ALONGM. Miller-Col-CS-8043
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14 NEW ORLEANSP. Fountain-Cor-CRL-7-57282
18 29 24 STUDENT PRINCEM. Lanza-RCA-Vi-LSC-2339
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15 CONCERT IN RHYTHM VOL No. 2R. Conniff-Col-CS-8056
18 30 25 PETE FOUNTAIN DAYP. Fountain-Coral-CRL-7-57313
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1 SOUTH PACIFIC 54Sound Track-RCA-Vi-LSP-1032
3 HEAVENLY 45J. Mathis-Col-CS-8152
4 MY FAIR LADY 59Orig. Cast-Col-CS-2015
9 HERE WE GO AGAIN 37Kingston Trio-Cap-SW-1069
5 COME DANCE WITH ME 57F. Sinatra-Cap-SW-1069
2 BELAFONTE AT CARNEGIE HALL 42H. Belafonte-RCA-Vi-LSC-6006
11 'S AWFUL NICE 59R. Conniff-Col-CS-8001
15 NEAR YOU 59R. Williams-Kapp-KS-1112
6 NEARER THE CROSS 59T. E. Ford-Cap-ST-1005
7 EXOTICA VOL. I 57M. Denny-Lib-LST-7034
8 GIGI 59Movie Cast-MGM-ST-3641
13 CONCERT IN RHYTHM 59R. Conniff-Col-CS-8022
19 KINGSTON TRIO AT LARGE 56Kingston Trio-Cap-ST-1199
12 TCHAIKOVSKY 1812 OVERTURE 59M. Gould-RCA-Vi-LSC-2345
21 FOR THE FIRST TIME 41
M. Lanza-RCA-Vi-LSC-2338
This LastWeek Week
16 20 MUSIC FROM PETER GUNNH. Mancini-RCA-Vi-LSP-1956
17 18 VICTORY AT SEA VOL. 2 59Symp. Orch-RCA-Vi-LSC-2226
18 23 QUIET VILLAGEM. Denny-Lib-ST-7122
19 29 ONLY THE LONELY 59F. Sinatra-Cap-SW-1053
20 14 GEMS FOREVERMantovani-Lon-PS-106
21 16 BLUE HAWAII 59B. Vaughn-Dot-DL-25165
22 30 LET'S ALL SING WITH THECHIPMUNKSD. Seville-Lib-LST-7132
23 17 THE MUSIC MAN 56Orig. Cast-Cap-SWAG-990
24 24 RACHMANINOFF CONCERTO #3 59V. Cliburn-RCA-Vi-LSC-2355
25 28 STRAUSS WALTZES 59Mantovani-Lon-PS-118
26 32 THE KING AND I 59Sound Track-Cap-SW-740
27 19 PORGY EL BESSSound Track-Col-CS-2016
28 22 FILM ENCORES VOL. 1 59Mantovani-Lon-PS-124
29 43 GYPSYOrig. Cast-Col-CS-2017
30 35 SING ALONG WITH MITCH 59M. Miller-Col-CS-8004
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BILL LAMB RECORD SHOPPESFlint, Michigan
1. Alley Oop2. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)3. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)4. Please Help Me I'm Falling
(H. Locklin)5. Because They're Young
(D. Eddy)6. That's All You Gotta Do
(B. Lee)7. Image Of A Girl (Safaris)8. Clap Your Hands (B. Marks)9. Wonderful World (S. Cooke)
10. Runaround (Fleetwoods)
WALLICH'S MUSIC CITYHollywood, Calif.
1. Walk -Don't Run (Ventures)2. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)3. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)4. Mission Bell (D. Brooks)5. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)6. Theme From The Unforgiven
(D. Costa)7. We Go Together (Jan & Dean)8. Because They're Young
(D. Eddy)9. Dreamin' (J. Burnette)
10. Theme From The Apartment(Ferrente & Teicher)
BIRDLAND RECORD SHOPNorfolk, Virginia
1. Connections (M. Anderson)2. It Never Entered My Mind
(M. Davis)3. Has My Love Grown Cold
(T. Taylor)4. Heartbreak (1. W. John)5. There's Something On Your
Mind (B. Marchan)6. Question (L. Price)7. A Million To One (J. Charles)8. Cot Nip (D. B. Cortez)9. This Bitter Earth
(D. Washington)10. Goodnight Sweetheart
KEN'S RECORD SHOPScottsboro, Ala.
1. Don't Come Knockin'(F. Domino)
2. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)3. Everybody's Somebody's Fool
(C. Francis)4. Is A Blue Bird Blue (C. Twitty)5. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)6. I Really Don't Want To Know
(T. Edwards)7. Trouble In Paradise (Crests)8. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)9. All
10. BurningOo
Bridges (J. Scott)
VOGEL'S MELODY SHOPPerth Amboy, N. J.
1. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)2. Please Help Me I'm Falling
(H. Locklin)3. Alley Oop4. Everybody's Somebody's Fool
(C. Francis)5. Mule Skinner Blues6. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)7. Because They're Young
(D. Eddy)8. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)9. Josephine (8. Black's Combo)10. When Will I Be Loved
(Everly Bros.)
STAPF'S RADIOPhiladelphia, Pa.
1. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)2. Over The Rainbow (Dimensions)3. Tell Laura I Love Her
(R. Peterson)4. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)5. Question (1. Price)6. Heartbreak (J. Thomas)7. Image Of A Girl (Safaris)8. Big Boy Pete (Olympics)9. Theme From The Unforgiven
(D. Costa)10. My Home Town (P. Anka)
MELODY MARTPaducah, Ky.
1. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)2. Alley Oop3. Feel So Blue (J. Preston)4. Trouble In Paradise (Crests)5. Everybody's Somebody's Fool
(C. Francis)6. When Will I Be Loved
(Everly Bros.)7. Wonderful World (S. Cooke)8. Happy Go Lucky Me (P. Evans)9. Burning Bridges (J. Scott)
10. Mule Skinner Blues
B & T RECORD CO.Frederick, Md.
1. Capital Punishment (B. Barnes)2. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)3. Please Help Me I'm Falling4. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)5. Welkin' To New Orleans
(F. Domino)6. Down Under
(Johnny & Hurricanes)7. There's Something On Your
Mind (B. Marchan)8. I'm Getting Better (J. Reeves)9. Finger Poppin' Time (H. Ballard)
10. Honky Tonk Girl (J. Cash)
TOWN HALL RADIOBrooklyn, N. Y.
1. Alley Oop (Dante & Evergreens)2. Jealous Of You (C. Francis)3. Love You So (R. Holden)4. Pennies From Heaven (Skyliners)5. That's All You Gotta Do
(B. Lee)6. Something On Your Mind
(B. Marchan)7. Wonderful World (S. Cooke)8. Rockin' Good Way
(Benton -Washington)9. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)
10. Because They're Young(D. Eddy)
LUCKY'S RECORD SHOPBay City, Michigan
1. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)2. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)3. Mule Skinner Blues4. Alley Oop5. Everybody's Somebody's Fool
(C. Francis)6. Burning Bridges (J. Scott)7. Don't Come Knockin'
(F. Domino)8. Josephine (B. Black's Combo)9. When Will I Be Loved
(Everly Bros.)10. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)
YEAGERS MUSICBaltimore, Md.
1. Everybody's Somebody's Fool(C. Francis)
2. Josephine (B. Black's Combo)3. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)4. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)5. Alley Oop6. Tell Laura I Love Her
(R. Peterson)7. Bongo Bongo Bongo (P. Epps)8. When Will I Be Loved
(Everly Bros.)9. Please Help Me I'm Falling
10. Banjo Boy(Jan & Kjeld-D. Collins)
THE RECORD SHOPWichita 12, Kansas
1. Everybody's Somebody's Fool(C. Francis)
2. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)3. Alley Oop4. Because They're Young (D. Eddy)5. Cathy's Clown (Everly Bros.)6. Mule Skinner Blues7. A Rockin' Good Way
(Benton -Washington)8. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)9. My Home Town (P. Anka)
10. Wonderful World (S. Cooke)
SORD ProposesJoint ActionWith RIAA, ARMADA
By HAL TATE
CHICAGO - Howard M. Judkins, headof Judkins Music Company, Garden Grove,California was elected the new presidentof the Society of Record Dealers (SORD)in their annual convention held here at thePalmer House this past week during theNational Association of Music Merchantsconclave.
Elected vice-presidents were: Mickey A.Gensler, Spinning Disc, . Yonkers, N. Y.;Dan Winograd, Roseland Music Shop, Chi-cago; and Joe H. Waldhorn, Hi-Fi Music,Fulton, N. Y. The new secretary -treasurerwill be Lou Shapiro of Music Center, JerseyCity, N. J.
Judkins succeeds Mike Spector of CoralGables, Florida as president. The latter waselected to the board of directors which wasexpanded to 20 -men during this meeting.
At a Tuesday night meeting, SORD pro-posed that a "summit conference" be heldbetween members of RIAA,ARMADA and the heads of record com-panies. Among the topics to be thrashed outat this meeting, which it is hoped will beheld this year, would be uniform returnprivileges to dealers from all record com-panies; to adopt a code of ethics, eliminateabuses of the industry and "morally elevatethe standards of the industry." Invitationsto attend this "summit meeting" will shortlybe sent out by SORD to all aforementionedparties.
While not specifically a SORD case, theanti-trust suit of four local record dealersagainst three majors was discussed Tues-day night by Robert Marks, lawyer, of theMarks, Marks and Kaplan, Chicago lawfirm, which is handling the case for theplaintiffs. Defendants are RCA -Victor, Co-lumbia and Capitol. Marks brought thecase up to date saying that in the yearsince it has been filed, only "preliminaryskirmishes" have taken place. Marks, veter-an anti-trust lawyer, did say that indirectbenefits of the suit have already been wonfor record dealers such as return privilegesextended by the four majors. While pri-marily aimcd at companies having record
clubs, claiming this is unfair competitionto record dealers ,other alleged discrimina-tory practices including more favorablesales terms to discount houses, rack jobbersand one stops are also involved in the suit,
At a Monday meeting, attended by some150 dealers, record store owners wereurged to enter into co-op buying groupssuch as had been formed by DISC (Deal-ers in Sound Corporation) in New Jersey.In addition to being able to buy recordsat better terms, because of volume, theDISC plan has been so successful saidspokesmen that they plan on adding otherrelated items, including phonograph play-ers, as well as accessories, in quantity pur-chases.
Other speakers at the SORD conclavesincluded Larry Green and Larry Sockell.Green, president of Vox Records, urgedmore aggressive promotion by dealers ofindie firms who have good, consistent sell-ing merchandise.
VICTOR PROMOTION(Continued from page 10)
and on September 10 will feature the pro-motion on a full -minute color spot on Bo-nanza.
WINDOW DISPLAY CONTESTS
One of the major features of the promo-tion will be window display contests forboth Remington Portable and RCA Victordealers. Remington dealers will compete forRCA Victor stereo phonographs, while RCAvictor dealers will receive Remington RandTravel-riter Portables as prizes.
"In developing the 'Be A Hit At School'promotion," Alexander continued, "RCA Vic-tor is offering four major sales advantagesto make the program the biggest the sin-gles market has ever seen. (1) Promotionincludes five of today's top -selling singlesartists, plus a brilliantly -regarded newcomer.(2) The release of their new singles duringthe course of the promotion will receive thegreatest exposure ever given singles mer-chandise. (3) The Remington Rand premi-um record will not compete in any waywith the six new singles, since they containentirely different material, and (4) the pro-gram has built-in teen-age appeal, offeringthe right product at the right time for pre-cisely the right market."
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.11115it VENDOR TOPS with the ONE STOPS mumr VENDOR TOPS with the ONE STOPS
RADIO DOCTORSMilwaukee, Wisc.
1. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)2. Itsy Bitsty Bikini (B. Hyland)3. Walkin' To New Orleans
(F. Domino)4. Josephine (B. Black's Combo)5. Mule Skinner Blues6. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)7. Its Nor Or Never (E. Presley)8. Four Little Girls In Boston
(J. Rodgers)9. The Tip Of My Fingers N.
Noble)10. All My Love (J. Wilson)
AM BAT RECORDS, INC.Cincinnati, Ohiob dEveryoys Somebody's oo' FoolF1.1.
(C. Francis).2 Alley Oop
3. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)4. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)5. Walkin' To New Orleans
(F. Domino)6. Will I Behen LoveddL
Every Bros.)l(7.7. Mule Skinner Blues8. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)9. Because They're Young
(D. Eddy)10. Josephine (B. Black's Combo)
...
L & F ONE. STOPDallas, Texas
Alley Oop2. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)3. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)4. Because They're Young
(D. Eddy)5. Everybody's Somebody's Fool
(C. Francis)6. Mule Skinner Blues
I'm Sorry (B. Lee)8. Walkin' To New Orleans
(F. Domino)9. Josephine (B. Black's Combo)10. Look For A Star
SYRACUSE ONE STOPSyracuse, N.Y.
1. Alley Oop2. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)3. Mule Skinner Blues4. Please Help Me I'm Falling5. Because They're Young
(D. Eddy6. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)7. Because Of You (T. Wayne)8. Wonderful World (S. Cooke)9. Tell Laura I Love Her
(R. Peterson)10. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)
MILLER NEWMARK ONE STOPDetroit, Mich.
1. I'm Sorry (B. lee)2. Alley Oop (Argyles)3. Josephine (B. Black's Combo)4. Runaround (Fleetwoods)5. When Will I Be Loved
(Everly Bros.)6. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)7. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)8. All My Love (J. Wilson)9. Don't Come Knockin'
(F. Domino)10. That's When I Cried (J. Jones)
BE GEE DIST. CORP.Albany
4, N.Y.1. Everybody's Somebody's Fool
(C. Francis)2. Alley Oop3. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)4. Mule Skinner Blues5. Because They're Young
(D. Eddy)6. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)7. When Will I Be Loved
(Everly Bros.)8. Please Help Me I'm Falling9. Image Of A Girl (Safaris)
10. Runaround (Fleetwoods)
LORMAR DIST.Chicago, Ill.
1. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)2. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)3. Tell Laura I Love Her
(R. Peterson)4. In My Little Corner Of The
World (A. Bryant)5. Walkin' To New Orleans
(F. Domino)6. Finger Poppin' Time
(H. Ballard)7. Because They're Young
(D. Eddy)8. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)9. This Bitter Earth (D.
Washington)10. Feel So Fine (J. Preston)
HOFFMANSMilwaukee, Wisc.
1. Alley Oop2. Because They're Young
(D. Eddy)3. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)4. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)5. Mule Skinner Blues6. Everybody's Somebody's Fool
(C. Francis)7. Tell Laura I Love Her
(R. Paterson)8. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B, Hyland)9. Image Of A Girl (Safaris)
10. Banjo Boy
TOWER RECORD MARTSacramento, Calif.
1. Alley Oop (Argyles)2. When Will I Be Loved
(Everly Bros.)3. Mule Skinner Blues (Fendermen)4. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)5. Everybody's Somebody's Fool
6.I '(C. Francis)
m Sorry (B. Lee)7. Tell Laura I Love Her
(R. Peterson)8. Happy Go Lucky Me (P. Evans)9. Please Help Me I'm Falling
(H. Locklin)10. Found Love (J. Reed)
ELKINS RECORD SHOPCharleston, W. Va,
1. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)2. Everybody's Somebody's Fool
(C. Francis)3. Alley Oop4. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)5. Please Help Me I'm Falling
(Locklin-Draper)6. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)7. Image Of A Girl (Safaris)8. There's Something On Your
Mind (B. Marchan)9. I'm Getting Better (J. Reeves)
10. Clap your Hands (B. Marks)
BOSTON RECORD DIST.Boston, Mass.
1. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)2. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)3. Everybody's Somebody's Fool
(C. Francis)4. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)5. Please Help Me I'm Falling
(R. )DraperITell Laura Love Her6.6.
(R. Peterson)7. Alley Oop (Argyles)8. Mule Skinner Blues (R. Draper)9. Josephine (B. Black's Combo)10. When Will I Be Loved
(Everly Bros.)
SOUND DIST. INC.Rochester, N.Y.
1. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)2. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)3. Everybody's Somebody's Fool
(C. Francis)4. In My Little Corner Of The
World (A. Bryant)5. A Woman A Lover A Friend
(J. Wilson)Tell Laura I Love Her(R. Peterson)
7. Image Of A Girl (Safaris)8. That's When I Cried (J. Jones)9. Sticks And Stones (R. Charles)
10. In The Still Of The Night(Dion & Belmonts)
THE C. C. RECORD CO.Columbus B, Ohio
1. I Really Don't Want To Know(T. Edwards)
2. Gain' Back To Alabam'(Cowboy Copas)
3. Tell Laura I Love Her(R. Peterson)
4. Walkin' To New Orleans(P. Domino)
5. Hey Little One (D. Burnette)6. Question (L. Price)7. Wake Me Shake Me (Coasters)8. Is A Blue Bird Blue (C. Twitty)9. One Of Us (P. Page)
10. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)
GOOD ONE STOP, INC.New York, N.Y.
1, Alley Oop2. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)3. Please Help Me I'm Falling
(H. Locklin)4. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)5. Josephine (B. Black's Combo)6. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)7. There's Something On Your
Mind (B. Marchan)8. Heartbreak (J. Thomas)9. This Bitter Earth (D.
Washington)10. Finger Poppin' Time (H. Ballard)
MARTIN & SNYDERDearborn, Mich.
1. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)2. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)3. Mission Bell (D. Brooks)4. One Of Us (P. Page)5. Don't Come Knockin'
(F. Domino)6. Finger Poppin' Time (H. Ballard)7. Feel So Fine (J. Preston)8. Tell Laura I Love Her
(R. Peterson)9. All My Love (J. Wilson)
10. Is There Any Chance(M. Robbins)
MIDWEST RADIO CO.Milwaukee, Wisc.
1. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)2. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)3. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)4. Alley Oop5. Because They're Young
(D. Eddy)6. When Will I Be Loved
(Everly Bros.)7. Tell Laura I Love Her
(R. Peterson)8. Image Of A Girl (Safaris)9. Everybody's Somebody's Fool
(C. Francis)10. Mule Skinner Blues (Fendermen)
BUDISCOMiami, Fla.
1. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)2. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)3. Alley Oop4. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)5. Mule Skinner Blues6. Because They're Young
(D. Eddy)7. A Rockin' Good Way
(Benton -Washington)8. Josephine (B. Black's Combo)9. Everybody's Somebody's Fool
(C. Francis)10. When Will I Be Loved
(Everly Bros.)
IOWA RECORD ONE STOPDes Moines, Iowa
1. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)2. Alley Oop3. Mule Skinner Blues4. Is A Blue Bird Blue (C. Twiny)5. Where Are You (F. Avalon)6. Everybody's Somebody's Fool
(C. Francis)7, My Home Town (P. Antra)B. When Will I Be Loved
(Everly Bros.)9. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)
10. Tell Laura I Love Her(R. Peterson)
MUSICAL SALES CO.Baltimore 1, Md.
1. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)2. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)3. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)4. Josephine (B. Black's Combo)5. Please Help Me I'm Falling6. Alley Oop7. Mule Skinner Blues8. Tell Laura I Love Her
(R. Peterson)9. Banjo Boy10. Walkin' To New Orleans
(F. Domino)
DIC'S RECORDAllston, Mass.
1. Please Help Me I'm Falling(R. Draper)
2. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)3. Tell Laura I Love Her
(R. Peterson)4. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)5. Don't Come Knockin'
(F. Domino)6. Everybody's Somebody's Fool
(C. Francis)7. Josephine (B. Black's Combo)8. Runaround (Fleetwoods)9. When Will I Be Loved
(Everly Bros.)10. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)
NEW YORK RECORD DIST.New York, N. Y.
1. That's All You Gotta Do(B. lee)
2. Alley Oop3. Because They're Young
(D. Eddy)4. Mule Skinner Blues5. A Rockin' Good Way
(Benton -Washington)6. When Will I Be Loved
(Everly Bros.)7. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)8. Image Of A Girl (Safaris)9. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)
10. Everybody's Somebody's Fool(C. Francis)
BELMONT RECORD ONE STOPNewark 3, N. J.
1. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)2. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)3. Because They're Young
(D. Eddy)4. Alley Oop5. Everybody's Somebody's Fool
(C. Francis)6. Please Help Me I'm Falling7. Josephine (B. Black's Combo)8. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)9. When Will I Be loved
(Everly Bros.)10. Mule Skinner Blues
BINGHAMTON ONE STOPBinghamton, N. Y.
1. Itsy Bitsy Bikini (B. Hyland)2. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)3. Mule Skinner Blues4. Alley Oop5. Everybody's Somebody's Fool
(C. Francis)6. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)7. Please Help Me I'm Falling8. That's All You Gotta Do
(B. Lee)9. Because They're Young
(D. Eddy)10. When Will I Be Loved
(Everly Bros.)
REDISCOBaltimore, Md.
1. Only The Lonely (R. Orbison)2. Alley Oop3. I'm Sorry (B. Lee)4. My Home Town (P. Anka)5. There's Something On Your
Mind (B. Marchan)6. Walkin' To New Orleans
(F. Domino)7. Red Sails In The Sunset
(Platters)8. Ta Ta (C. McPhatter)9. Question (L. Price)
10. In My Little Corner OfThe World (A. Bryant)
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MV ADVANCE SINGLES Release LIST "SURE BETS" "SURE BETS"Covey from MUSIC VENDOR MAGAZINE Survey from MUSIC VENDOR MAGAZINE
ABC PARAMOUNTROBERTO - I'm Yours Flamenco
- Only You Flamenco (10129)ACME
THE JAMES BROTHERS-Love AndDevotion - Waiting For You
ATCOTONY BARA - Ramblin' - Long
Gone Mare (6172)PAUL EVANS - Mickey, My Love
- Long Gone (6170)ATLANTIC
THE BOBBETTES - I Shot Mr. Lee- Untrue Love (2069)
RAY CHARLES - Tell The Truth-Sweet Sixteen Bars (2068)
BELLE MEADECHUCK JONES AND THE RAYS-
You'll Never Understand - I'mThrough With You (430)
CAPITOLJERRY LONDON - Who Could Be
Bluer? - Do I Worry (4389)THE POLITICIANS - Little Tin Box
Politics And Poker (4398)
CLOCKCHARLES JACKSON-Mr. Pride -
This Is It (176)HALLIQUE - Don't Cry My Heart
- More Power To You (179)
COLUMBIAMARIJOHN AND THE JACKS -
Wabash Cannon Ball - ColdHeart (41726)
ALLAN CHASE - Hello Rainbow- Come On Baby (41693)
JEAN SAMPSON - I Understand- Summer Rain (41728)
JERRY VALE - Making BelieveYou're Here - No Moon At All(41732)
LARRY COLLINS - The Rebel -Johnny Yuma - Spur Of TheMoment (41727)
THE WORLD OF STRINGS - ThirdMan Theme - Terry's Theme(41730)
CORALPARIS BROTHERS - Heartaches,
Heartaches - Funny Feelings(62220)
COUNTRY JUBILEERICHARD MORRIS - Rosetta -
Teardrops Fall Again (541)COVER
KIMBALL COBURN - What ADay - What A Pretty Little GirlYou Must Have Been (6061)
DECCAVINCE MAURO - My Consolation
- Diamonds in The Starlight(31125)
FREDDY - Melodie Der Nacht -Irgenwann Gibt's Ein Wieder-sehn (31127)
ANITA KERR QUARTETTE - WhyCan't This Night Go On Forever- For You, For Me, Forevermore(31126)
DEMONRONNIE GOODE - Hokus Pokus
- Totem Pole (1525)DOT
BOBBY REED - The Monkey'sWedding - Johnny On The Spot(16113)
LAWRENCE WELK - It Started InNaples - I Get So Lonely(16114)
WALTER SCHARF - The Bell BoyTheme - My Friend (16115)
JAN AND ARNIE - Gotta GottaDate - Gas Money (16116)
MILT ROGERS - Laura - PaganLove Song (16612)
FREDDIE COLE - Black Coffee -The Joke is on Me (16110)
THE COUNTS - Darling Dear - INeed You Always (16105)
EPICJACK LEMMON - Theme From
The Apartment - Lemmon Fla-vored Blues (9399)
LESTER LANIN & ORCHESTRA -The Yellow Rose Of Texas Mer-engue - The Glow -Worm ChaCha (9396)
FAROLARRY TAMBLYN - The Lie - My
Bride To BeZEKE STRONG COMBO - The
Brooks - Times SquareRALPH HALLENBECK - It's Over
- Stay Out Of My LifeFORMAL
EARL WASHINGTON - Opus No.3 - March Lightly (1009)
GOSPELMARION WILLIAMS - Everybody
Say Amen - What Jesus DidFor Me (1040)
IMPERIALBUDDY LOWE -A Teenager Feels
It Too - It Happened To Me(5680)
JAROCRAIG DOUGLAS - Heart Of A
Teenage Girl - New Boy(77030)
JERDENDARWIN & THE CUPIDS - Chloe
- How Long (1)LIBERTY
RAY SAUNDERS - A Word SoFull Of Love - A Little BittyTear (55267)
GENE MCDANIELS - Green Door- The Facts Of Life (55265)
MARGIE RAYBURN - I Miss YouAlready - Maid Of Honor(55273)
GENE MUMFORD - I Gotta HaveMy Baby Back - Brazil (55274)
LINDATHE STRONGMEN - Hercules Un-
chained - Hercules Unchained(101)
LINCOCLAYTON HILLIS & THE ROCKETCITY ROCKETTES - Rocket CityRock - Don't You Know I LoveYou (1319)
LUMMTONETHE UPFRONTS - Betty Lou &
The Lion - It Took Time (103)MERCURY
ERNIE ANDREWS - You're AMemory-If There Were DreamsFor Sale (71644)
ELTON ANDERSON - WalkingAlone - Crying Blues (716.43)
DICK CONTINO - Granada -Whispering (71647)
NRCRAY STEVENS - Who Do You
Love - Sergeant Preston Of TheYukon (057)
GINI HAYES - -It Could Be, ItCan Be, It Is - StrawberryKisses (054)
PAMELAKAY JOHNSON - Walk Through
The Valley - Stagger Lee (203)
PLAIDTED SELF - Come Rock Me To
Sleep - Walk Her Down TheAisle (1000)
RANKWARNER MACK - I'll Run Back
To You - Prison Of Love (2053)JACK SCOTT - It Only Happened
Yesterday - Cool Water (2055)RCA VICTOR
CAROL HUGHES-Congratulations- I Can Tell (7763)NEIL SEDAKA - -You Mean
Everything To Me - Run Sam-son Run (7781)
PEREZ PRADO AND HIS ORCHES-TRA - Oh, Oh, Rosie - Rock-ambo Baby (7768)
RAY MARTIN - MARTY GOLD &HIS ORCHESTRA - Never OnSunday - Never On Sunday(7769)
THE BLACKWOOD BROTHERS -Crossing Chilly Jordan - WhenI Stand With God (7764)
BETTY AND SUE - Eeeney MeanyMiney Mo - I Konw My Love(7761)
THE CREW CUTS - Aura Lee -Going To Church On Sunday(7759)
RIBBONRUSTY EVANS - Five Hundred
Miles From My Love - JackHammer (6909)
RONJIMMY RIVERS COMBO - The
Blue Eagle - Parts I & II (333)
ROULETTELOU MONTE - Oh, Oh, Rosie -
Bim Bam Bu (4266)TONY COSMO - Teenager For
President - Give Me Some(4265)
SIGNETMISS TONI FISHER - The Red
Sea Of Mars - Everlasting Love(279)
HEINIE BEAU - Our Love's NoOrdinary Thing-Tango Apache(280)
TALENTBEN HARPER - Here Comes My
Gal - Driveway Blues (106)EDEN ROCKERS - Blitzkrieg -
One Love (107)20th FOX
LINDA BOWE - Tony SpumoniThe Ice Cream Man - Massa-chusetts My Home State (212)
UNIVERSITYFREDDIE NORTH - How To Cry
- OK, So What? (605)VEE JAY
J. B. LENOIR - Do What I Say- Oh Baby (352)
THEME FROM THE APARTMENT al NOW OR NEVER
FERRANTE & TEICHER ELVIS PRESLEY
LONELY ROOM A MESS OF BLUES
DO YOU MIND? BIG BOY PETE
ANDY WILLIAMS THE OLYMPICS
DREAMSVILLE THE SLOP
ANYMORE VOLAREROY DRUSKY BOBBY RYDELL
I'M SO HELPLESS I'LL DO IT AGAIN
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RED RIVER DAVE CHUBBY CHECKER
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