New Musical Express | July 1958
| No. 599 | 4 July 1958 | |
| Cover | Photos: Jimmy Steele/Pat Boone/The Everly Brothers/Frankie Vaughan/Elvis Presley | 1 |
| Cover | Headlines: Why I Became a Singer —By Pat Boone/Harry Belafonte Coming Here! | |
| Cover | Jazz Tuesday: July 8: Mick Mulligan and his Band with George Melly July 15: Graham Stewart Seven featuring Alan Elsdon with Neva Raphaello July 22: Chris Barber's Jazz Band with Otillie Patterson |
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| Johnson, Derek | N.M.E. Record Survey Elvis Wins: Pat and Perry Come Next |
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| N/A | Pat Boone admits "I Never Wanted to Make a Living from Singing" | 3 |
| N/A | Life Lines of Robert Earl | 3 |
| Fordyce, Keith | Singles Reviews Alma Cogan: "Fly Away Lovers" Tommy Steele: "I'm the Only Man on the Island" / "I Puts the Lightie On" Laurie London: "Basin Street Blues" "Joshua" Russ Hamilton: "Tip Toe through the Tulips" / "Drifting and Dreaming" Ronnie Carroll: "Each Little Thing that Happens" / "These Foolish Things Remind Me of You," "Desire Me" McGuire Sisters: "Ding Dong" / "Since You Went away to School" Pat Boone: "Sugar Moon" / "Cherie, I Love You" Jimmy Shand: "Shufflin' Samuel" / "Whistling Rufus" George Hamilton IV: "I Know Where I'm Going" Glen Mason: "Autumn Souvenir," "I'll Be Lovin You Too," "Story of My Life," "Stairway of Love" Little Richard: "Ooh! My Soul" / "I Fine Mamma" |
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| Evans, Allen | EP Reviews Al Jolson: "April Showers" / "Rock A Bye" Voxpoppers: "Wishing for Your Love," "The Last Drag" / "Stroll Roll" / "Guitar Stroll" Ian Stewart: "Hits for Six," "Teacher, Teacher," "Twilight Time" Vic Damone: "Silk Stockings," "The Breeze and I" / "Sugar," "A Man Don't Know" Frank Sinatra: Songs from Anchors Aweigh! ("The Lady Is a Tramp," "Witchcraft" / "Come Fly with Me" / "Tell Her You I Owe Her") Marion Ryan: "Love Me Forever," "Oh-Oh" / "I Need You," "Stairway of Love" Johnny Mathis: "I've Grown Accustomed to Her," "Teacher, Teacher" / "Wild Is the Wind," "Come to Me" Eckstine/Vaughan: "Alexander's Ragtime Band," "Isn't This a Lovely Day" / "Remember," "Now It Can Be Told" The Four Preps: "Big Man," "26 Miles" / "Moonstruck in Madrid," "Again 'n' Again" Your Choice: "Bring Us Together," "Sayonara" / "Tequila," "Don't Let Go" Petula Clark: "Baby Lover," "Little Blue Man," "Love Me Again," "In a Little Moment," "You Are My Lucky Star," "As Time Goes By," "It's the Natural Thing to Do," "Afraid to Dream" Bill Clifton: "Mary Dear," "Lonely Heart Blues" / "Little Whitewashed Chimneys" / "Pal of Yesterday" Lonnie Donegan: Hit Parade (Volume Four) |
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| NME | Top Thirty 1. "On the Street Where You Live," Vic Damone (Philips) 2. "All I Have to Do Is Dream" / "Claudette," Everly Brothers (London) 3. "Tulips from Amsterdam" / "You Needs Hands," Max Bygraves (Decca) 4. "Who's Sorry Now," Connie Francis (MGM) 5. "Big Man," Four Preps (Capitol) |
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| NME | Best Selling Sheet Music in Britain 1. "On the Street Where You Live" (Chappello) 2. "Tulips from Amsterdam" (Telephonic) 3. "Stairway of Love" (Leeds) 4. "I May Never Pass This Way Again" (Chapello) 5. "Who's Sorry Now" (Feldman) |
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| n.a. | Calvert Plans US Visit Harry Belafonte British Debut Set for Next Month Alma Cogan to South Africa in September New Sister Act Dave King in active role Rank Acquire Disc Men Debbie Now Publisher Marty—Best Man Whisky Plans TV Offer to Lena Home |
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| n.a. | Payne Lines Up the Stars New Sister Act Dave King in Acting Role Once-Only Label Allen's Debut In West End British Record Stars Invade US Market Laurie's US Tour Is Off Again Frankie Vaughan Film in Provinces First Cool to Travel |
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| Hentoff, Nat | World suffers from a shortage of love- Sinatra Belafonte blues album may startle his followers |
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| Charlton, Bruce | Renato Corosone | 8 |
| n.a. | ...Valerie Carr and Julius LaRosa | 8 |
| n.a. | From You to Us | 8 |
| n.a. | Open Letter from Malcolm Vaughan | 8 |
| Franks, Vernon | David Whitfield in Sumptus Spectacle | 9 |
| Walsh, Peggy | Stapleton, Hilton head gay musical show | 9 |
| Fullford, Jack | The Mudlarks' Slick Debut | 9 |
| Franks, Vernon | Winnie, Mike and Kayes Shine in Musical Revue | 9 |
| Govey, Charles | After one hour of agonizing, "Will I? Won't I," Edna Savage said "YES" to Terry Dene | 10 |
| Bagshaw, Peter | Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson send this eve-of-marriage advice to Edna and Terry | 10 |
| n.a. | A Starr Ella Fitzgerald Speaks | 10 |
| The Alley Cat | Frankie Vaughan Tops TV Ratings | 12 |
| Goodwin, Keith | Golden Notes from Eddie | 12 |
| William Eldredge, October 2009 | ||
| No. 600 | Friday 11 July 1958 | |
| (cover page) | Elvis Presley and his Inferiority Complex! | 1 |
| N.A. | Music Stars Honoured at Royal Variety Performance [Frankie Vaughan, Janette Scott, Geraldo, Kenneth McKellar, Lonnie Donegan, David Hughes] | 1 |
| N.A. | The outstanding success from the film "Windjammer" | 1 |
| Derek Johnson | The world's greatest singing phenomenon enters the fourth year of his career [Story of Elvis Presley's Success] | 2-3 |
| N.A. | A Star Johnny Mathis Speaks [Mathis does not believe rock 'n' roll singers can survive; physically Elvis has no voice] | 2 |
| Derek Johnson | Will the Army Leave Elvis Gloomy?...or...Gay? | 3 |
| Allan Evans | Allen Evans nominates the LP of the Week [The most versatile work from Lonnie Donegan] | 3 |
| Andy Gray | Why was Althea's singing ignored? | 3 |
| Keith Fordyce | 'Left Right...' the girls come marching back again! [The Beverley Sisters rock the Hit Parade with "Left Right Out of Your Heart," Includes Singles Review] | 4 |
| Keith Fordyce | Singles Review Eve Boswell, "Left Right" (Parlophone) Joan Savage, "Left Right Out of Our Heart" (Columbia) Joan Savage, "Hello Happiness, Goodbye Blues" (Columbia) Patti Page, "Left Right" (Mercury) Patti Page, "Longing to Hold You Again" (Mercury) Perez Prado, "Patricia" (RCA) Buddy Kaye, "June, July, August" (Starlite) Buddy Kaye, "Sing a Little Sweeter" (Starlite) Rusty Draper, "Chicken-Pickin' Hawk" (Mercury) Johnny Janis, "The Better to Love You" (London American) Johnny Janis, "Can This Be Love" (London American) Gene Kelly, "S' Wonderful" (London American) Gene Kelly, "Come In, Stranger" (London American" The Bachelors, "Love Is a Two-Way Street" (Parlophone) The Bachelors, "Platter Party" (Parlophone) |
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| NME | Top Thirty 1. "All I Have to Do Is Dream" / "Claudette," Everly Brothers (London) 2. "On the Street Where You Live," Vic Damone (Philips) 3. "Twilight Time," Platters (Mercury) 4. "Tulips from Amsterdam" / "You Need Hands," Max Bygraves (Decca) 5. "Big Man," Four Preps (Capitol) |
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| NME | Best Selling Sheet Music in Britain 1. "On the Street Where You Live" (Chappell) 2. "Tulips from Amsterdam" (Cinephonic) 3. "I May Never Pass This Way Again" (Chappell) 4. "Stairway of Love" (Leeds) 5. "Who's Sorry Now" (Feidman) |
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| NME | Best Selling Pop Records in U.S.
1. "Purple People Eater," Sheb Wooley 2. "Yakety Yak," Coasters 3. "Hard Headed Woman," Elvis Presley 4. "All I Have To Do Is Dream," Everly Brothers 5. "Endless Sleep," Jody Reynolds |
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| N.A. | American TV Series for Max Bygraves?
Frankie Vaughan humiliated after Royal Variety Cheerful Charlie's son leads group [Charlie Chester's son Peter is signed by Columbia] 'Talk of Town' Plans Proceed [London Hippodrome will reopen as Talk of Town] Rank Buy Share in Music Firm 'Showcase' LPs for Ray, Mitchell and Laine Damone to have trio on stage Newcastle Pantomime Star-Lonnie Donegan? 'Follies' to close: variety is likely successor New Music Companies [Ardmore and Beechwood of Capitol Records open branches in London] |
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| N.A. | Tommy Steele: a blackmailer in his next picture? One Good Turn...[Bill O'Connor guest in Dickie Valentine's final edition of "Free and Easy"] Solo disc for Bernard Bresslaw Terry Dene-Edna Savage as variety double act? ABC-Paramount willing to handle EMI discers in America Jack Jackson on Thursdays in Autumn Top Vocal Stars in Sensational Radio D-J Plan Mudlarks to be in Pantomime Presley film next month Blues Albums [Three albums by Brownie McGhee, Sony Terry and supervised by Denis Preston in immediate future] Met. TV Theater for summer only 13 British Dates for 'Carnegie' Jazz Show |
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| Keith Goodwin | Go Wilde about Marty[Dynamic Duo of Tommy Steele and
Marty Wilde] Competition [Wilde is faced with the opposition of Jimmie Rodgers] |
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| Nat Hentoff | Shirley Bassey-about herself Tony Bennett to be actor Big TV break for Andy Williams |
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| N.A. | Lonnie Donegan nominated Blackpool's top showman Alma is a real star [Alma Cogan top attraction of "Light Up The Town" summer season show] "Moonlight" stops show! [Frankie Vaughan is a great stage performer] |
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| Maurice Kinn | First Scot's Royal Variety Success Must not be the
Last Took Courage [Frankie performs well] Queen meets every star Press attacks Vaughan Lonnie's narrow escape Fine Solo[David Hughes, Jimmy Logan, Janette Scott, Jacqueline Delman, Margo Henderson, Beryl Stott, Robert Wilson, George Mitchell, Alistair McHarg, Stewart Cruikshank, Dick Hurran] |
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| Bruce Charlton | The Everly Brothers reach the top![Hard Going, Hectic Pace, Enterprise] | 10 |
| Keith Goodwin | Jazz [Sonny Stitt, Elliot Lawrence, Dave Brubeck Quartet] | 10 |
| N.A. | Life-Lines of David White [Height, Weight, Family, Etc.] | 10 |
| N.A. | Advertisement: Bargains in Instruments The Paul Anka Story Hit Parade Liberace Story "Meet Frankie Lane" Musicians Wanted Fan Clubs |
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| "The Alley Cat" | Tail-Pieces Dave King's top form [Dave King Show review] | 12 |
| N.A. | Anne Shelton's relaxed artistry wins friends | 12 |
| Stephen Frye, October 2009 | ||
| No. 661 | 18 July 1958 | |
| Cover | Perry Como, Doris Day, Vic Damone | 1 |
| Goodwin, Keith | Buddy Holly is getting into the Presley-Donegan-Boon disc class | 2 |
| Wynn, James | The Kalin Twins Found Fame Together | 2 |
| Advertising | Lonnie Donegan recommends Italian guitar Foyles for Books |
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| Johnson, Derek | Frankie Laine's Golden Years | 3 |
| Advertising | PHILCO-portable player STARDISCS from Phillips |
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| Keith Fordyce | Singles Review: Max Bygraves has friendly follow up Elvis Presley: "Hard Headed Woman" (RCA) Billy Williams: "I'll Get By" (Vogue Coral) Max Bygraves: "Little Train" (Decca) The Champs: "Midnighter" (London American) Frank Gallup: "Got a Match?" (HMV) The Daddy-O's: "Got a Match?" Earl Bostic: "Twighlight Time" (Parlophone) Pat Suzuki: "Daddy" (RCA) Chesternuts: "Jean Dorothy" (Columbia) Leslie Uggams: "Ice Cream Man" (Columbia) Don Cogan: "The Fountain of Youth" (MGM) |
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| NME | Top Thirty 1. "All I Have to Do Is Dream" / "Claudette," Everly Brothers (London) 2. "Big Man," 4 Preps (Capitol) 3. "Tulips from Amsterdam" / "You Need Hands," Max Bygraves (Decca) 4. "Street Where You Live," Vic Damone (Phillips) 5. "Twighlight Time," Platters (Mercury) |
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| NME | Best Selling Sheet Music in Britain 1. "On the Street Where you live" (Chappel) 2. "Tulips From Amsterdam" (Cinephonic) 3. " All I have to do is Dream" (Acuff-rose) 5. "I May Never Pass This Way Again" (Chappel) |
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| NME | Best Selling Pop Records in U.S. 1. "Purple People Eater," Sheb Wooley 2. "Hard Headed Woman" / "Don't Ask Me Why," Elvis Presley 3. "Yakety Yak," Coasters 4. "Poor Little Fool," Ricky Nelson 5. "Splish Splash," Bobby Darin |
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| Advertising | Glen Mason "I Know Where I'm Goin" (Parlophone
Records) The Four Lads Singing "Enchanted Island" (Phillips) Russ Conway "Got a Match" (Columbia Records) |
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| n.a. | New Low-Price Label on September 1 Ray Noble Works Only on Appealing Tasks Narrow Escape for Eddy Connie Francis: Concert and TV Dates Confirmed Terry Deneedna Savage Stage Deal Royalty at Danny's Films Pye-Nixa Managing Director Resigns Colin Hicks Filmed Georgia on Our Minds |
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| n.a. | Belafonte's Big London Plans: One Man, Once-Nightly
Shows Kilburn's Gaumont State Frankie Vaughan's Quick TV Return Vic Damone Arrives Pantomime Confirmation Back on 'Ranch' Rare TV Date for Shirley Tommy Steele's Christmas show script settled First Alan Freed Rock Package Signs for Britain Marty Wilde Goes North Lyttelton Big Band LP Debut Newcomers Debut in 'Cool Cats' Hi-Lo's Open in Manchester |
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| Advertising | "3 Best Sellers from America"-David Seville, Elvis Presley,
The Coasters Beaulieu Jazz Festival |
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| Charlton, Bruce | Maureen Is Chelsea's "Miss Summertime" | 8 |
| n.a. | Life-lines of David Hughes Personal Sound Brought Success A reader's theory on Presley's Loneliness |
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| Advertising | BMB Sapphire Needle Ken Mackintosh-His Saxophone & Orchestra |
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| Goodwin, Keith | Recorded Jazz | 9 |
| Wedge, Don | Our Writer Collects Jazz Articles | 9 |
| n.a. | Nat Hentoff's American Airmail Presley Praised for 'King Creole' Their Duet Ended in Marriage ...and Hetoff's Special on Newport Festival: Free Morning Session was Highlight |
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| Advertising | Capital Records Presents: Danny Kaye, Peggy Lee, Pee Wee Hunt, Sonny James, George Shearing, Nelson Riddle. | 9 |
| Johnson, Derek | Harry Belafonte: Welcome Visitor! | 10 |
| Evans, Allen | LPs Jump For Joy, Peggy Lee, (Capitol) At Mr. Kelly's, Sarah Vaughan (Mercury) Man, We're Wailing, Louis Jordan (Mercury) American Song Train, Alan Lomax, Peggy Seegrer, Johnny Cole (Nixa) Mitch's Madness, Mitch Miller (Phillips) |
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| n.a. | Classified ads | 11 |
| Alley Cat | Tail-Pieces | 12 |
| n.a. (advertising) | "Two Fabulous Offers" —'vidor' attaché portable and the 'fidelity' Record Player. | |
| Kathy Geisel, October 2009 | ||
| No. 662 | 25 July 1958 | |
| Cover | Elvis Presley No. 6 "Hard Headed Woman" Little Richard No. 23 "Ooh! My Soul" Johnnie Ray Filming for the first time in "Wake Up, Darling" The Crickets "Back in the sellers with 'Think it Over'" Buddy Holly No. 7 "Rave On" David Whitfield No. 16 "On the Street Where You Live" Sophia Loren "Made her first record for U.S. Columbia" (issued by Phillips — Mitch Miller) |
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| N.A. | Life-lines of Connie Francis [Biography of Connie Francis] | 2 |
| N.A. | Who Said This about Elvis? [Short Quote about Elvis and the person who said it is reported on page 8] | 2 |
| Charles Govey | 'I waited too long,' says Shirley Bassey [Discusses her past medical treatment (getting her appendix out) and beginning to record/perform again.] | 2 |
| Derek Johnson | Comedians Are Hit Singers, Too [Discusses Max Bygraves, Harry Secombe, Norman Wisdom, Dave King, and a short couple of paragraphs are devoted to U.S. comedians including Jerry Lewis, Danny Kaye, Andy Griffiths, and Ricky Nelson.] | 3 |
| Advert | Sensational New Hit! 'Three O'Clock Thrill' Recorded by The Kalin Twins on Brunswick | 3 |
| N.A. | "Fats Domino Back with Quiet Rock" [Discusses Fats Domino and other artists including The Most Brothers, Harry Secombe, Roy Hamilton, Joe Harper, Margaret Whiting, Ken Mackintosh, Julie London, and Rosemary June.] | 4 |
| N.A. | "Which Sells a Song: Feeling or Technique" [Specifically discusses the differences between the two waxings of "Devotion" — "Pet Clark recorded this song for Nixa, and Janice Harper for Capitol." It has a brief description of Roger Williams's recordings.] | 4 |
| Keith Goodwin | "Jazz" [Discusses the album released by EMI, "The Playboy Jazz All-Stars"] | 4 |
| Keith Fordyce | Singles Reviews. Most Brothers: "Don't Go Home" / "Dottie" (Decca) Harry Secombe: "Ah Sweet Mystery of Life" / "At the Balalaika" (Philips) Roy Hamilton: "In a Dream" / "Crazy Feeling" (Fontana) Joe Harper: "Lazy Train" / "Her Lips Were Like Velvet" (MGM) Margaret Whiting: "Hot Spell" / "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" Ken MacKintosh: "Muchacha" / "The Swivel" (HMV) Julie London: "My Strange Affair" / "It's Easy" Rosemary June: "I'll Always Be in Love with You" / "Person to Person" |
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| Advert | Out and about with 3 Top Stars: Nancy Whiskey - Hillside in Scotland Coupling I Know Where I'm Going, Russ Hamilton — Tiptoe through the Tulips Coupling Drifting and Dreaming, Maine Daniels — When It's Springtime in the Rockies Coupling My Summer Heart. Oriole Records Limited" | 4 |
| Advert | Another Great "Hit" by Petula Clark "Devotion" b/w "St. Tropez" (Sur la Plage) And destined fro the "Top" Lonnie Donegan "Sally Don't you Grieve" b/w "Betty, Betty, Betty"" | 4 |
| NME | Top Thirty Best Selling Pop Records in
Britain
1. "All I have to Do is Dream/Claudette," Everly Brothers (London) 2. "Big Man," Four Preps (Capitol) 3. "Tulips from Amsterdam" / "You Need Hands," Max Bygraves (Decca) 4. "Street Where You Live," Vic Damone (Philips) 5. "Twilight Time," Platters (Mercury) |
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| NME | Top Thirty Best Selling Sheet Music in
Britain
1. "On the Street Where You Live" (Chappell) 2. "Tulips from Amsterdam" (Cinephonic) 3. "All I Have to Do Is Dream" (Acuff-Rose) 4. "Stairway of Love" (Leeds) 5. "I May Never Pass This Way Again" (Chappell) |
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| NME | Best Selling Pop Records in
U.S.
1. "Hard Headed Woman" / "Don't Ask Me Why," Elvis Presley 2. "Yakety Yak," Coasters 3. "Purple People Eater," Sheb Wooley 4. "Splish Splash," Bobby Darin 5. "Poor Little Fool," Ricky Nelson |
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| Coral Records | Billy Williams "I'll Get By"; Johnny O'Keefe, "Shake Baby Shake." | 5 |
| Parlophone Records | Star of the BBC Series 'Drake's Progress' Takes the Plunge on his First Record. Charlie Drake with "Splish Splash" and "Hullo, My Darlings." | 5 |
| N.A. | U.S. Offers Flourish for Max Bygraves [
U.S.
reaction to Max Bygraves on the Bob Crosby Show.] Shock for Oscar Rabin Band More low priced discs — by Jupiter! [Record label, Jupiter, is launched and begins marketing on October 1.] Star Names — Star News [Discusses Bill Haley, Peggy Lee, James Van Heusen and Sammy Cahn.] Connie Francis: Glasgow week, TV and Concerts Michael Holliday: Cine-Stage Dates Out of Jazz Show [Lennie Tristano, blind pianist, is taken out of the "Jazz from Carnegie Hall" show.] Laurie London Variety Debut [Debut in September.] Ruby Murray's 'No' to Dublin Vipers Head Ballroom Package Show [Nationwide tour of ballrooms starts September 1.] Freed Rock Show Snags Delay Plans Duke Ellington Visit Confirmed: Heath's New York Opening |
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| N.A. | A huge offer, a colossal salary, and... Lonnie Donegan Signs for Stockton
Pantomime Plum for Pete Murray [Murray now has a plum BBC disc-jockey series.] |
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| N.A. | Platters Plan Return Visit During October [The
Platters are coming to
Britain
in October.] Mackintosh in Manx TV Show 'Deeps' Make it Ten Visits [Deep River Boys are coming to Britain in August (annual visit).] Belafonte here on Wednesday: musicians' permits granted at Kilburn Hughes Stars in Own BBC-TV Shows [Show is "Make Mine Music."] Dickie Valentine's 'Mystery Month' at Blackpool [Headlining for a month starting on August 15th.] Possible Hilton TV Weekly Dates [Ronnie Hilton is expected to have a show on the BBC-TV series in the fall.] '6.5' from Beach! [Steve Martin (Philips recording singer) is booked to record from the beach in August for BBC-TV.] Marty Wilde for 'Oh Boy!', variety and concert deal Don Lang with 'Her Nibs' [Lang is on TV for the show "From The Stage of the Prince of Wales Theatre."] Disc Man Writes New Musical [EMI-Norman Newell wrote music for a new show which was staged by S. A. Gorlinsky. The co-writer was Alan Melville.] Shorter 'Summertime' ["Summertime" TV show is reduced to 30 minutes from an hour.] Keith Goodwin Tells Why Chris Barber Is a Welcome Visitor Everywhere! |
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| N.A. | From You to Us: Last Week's Article on Frankie Laine [Reader's comments.] | 8 |
| N.A. | The Crazy Things They Do When Making Discs [Describes what Johnny Mathis, Frankie Laine, Mitch Miller, and The Four Lads do when making discs.] | 8 |
| Derek Johnson | Perez Prado's 'Pratricia' | 9 |
| Derek Johnson | Joe Henderson with his 'Trudie' | 9 |
| Allen Evans | LPs The Very Merry Macs, Ted & Judd McMichael, Diek Baldwin, & Majorie Garland (Capitol) Swingin' Down Boadway, Jo Stafford & Paul Weston (Philips) Fiesta Tropical, Trio Avileno, Carlinhos Orchestra, Frankie & Cha-Cha Boys, * D. Roney Tipico Brasileno Band (Fontana) Merry Andrew/Big Top Circus Band, Soundtrack from Merry Andrew film & Bill May's Circus (Capitol) |
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| Nat Hentoff | American Air Mail ["Crosby and Hope May Reunite," "Sinatra's Future Films," and "Mantovani: Film Actor."] | 9 |
| N.A. | Question Time with Vic Damone | 10 |
| Lance Fielding | Dickie Valentine's Triumph in Cannes | 10 |
| Advert | The 'Rock' Suit: Jacket & Jeans in true American cut. Sherrick Trading | 10 |
| N.A. | Agents Directory | 11 |
| N.A. | Tommy Steele's New Hobby [golf.] | 12 |
| Don Wedge | Vic's Winning Artistry [Discusses Vic Damone's first British variety tour.] | 12 |
| The Alley Cat | Tail-pieces | 12 |
| Blossom Music Ltd. | A Very Precious Love b/w Torero. | 12 |
| Advert | It's a Hit! Trudie Recorded on Nixa By Joe (Mr. Piano) Henderson. | 12 |
| Melissa Hamilton, Spring 2010 | ||
| Original compilation by Oliver Jones Spring 1999 | ||
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