| No. 903 | 1 May 1964 | |
| (cover page) | Congratulations to Peter and Gordon on hitting the top
of the charts, passing the half million mark and gaining a Silver Disc with
their first record-World without Love Tony Brook with the Breakers singing "Meanie Genie" |
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| advert | Pop People Go for Rave [May issue of Rave Magazine featuring Dusty Springfield, Alan Freeman and Pete Best] | 2 |
| Charlton, Bruce | Question Time with Roy Orbison | 2 |
| N.A. | NME Poll Concert Action! | 3 |
| advert | Out Now! Top Six No. 4 with Your Hits For May! | 3 |
| advert | Get It Now! How to Write a Hit Song by Mitch Murray | 3 |
| Peter & Gordon | Top Ten | 3 |
| Editor, The | Beatles, Stones, Cliff Get the Biggest Screams | 4 |
| Green, Richard | Poll: First Half | 4 |
| Green, Richard | This Is What Elvis Said at the Show | 4 |
| Editor, The | Greatest Pop Talent Parade The World Has Ever Known! | 4-5 |
| Andrews, Graeme | Second Half | 5 |
| Andrews, Graeme | The All-Star Show | 5 |
| Green, Richard | Second Half | 5 |
| N.A. | Vox Amplification Chosen for Poll Winners Concert | 5 |
| N.A. | Spotlight Singles [Susan Maughan, Ronnie Carroll] | 6 |
| EMI | Listen to Alan Dell's Showcase [An E.M.I. Presentation of Radio Luxembourg ] | 6 |
| Derek Johnson | Singles Review: Russ Hamilton: "We Will Make Love" / "No One Can Love Like You" (Ember) Countrymen: "Shadrack" / "Carlos Dominguez" (Piccadilly) Miar Davies: "Navy Blue" / "Family Favourites" (Decca) Skeeter Davis: "Gonna Get Along without Ya Now" / "Now You're Gone" (RCA) Dowlands: "I Walk the Line"/ "Happy Ending" (Oriole) Tommy Regan: "I'll Never Stop Loving You" / "This Time I'm Losing You" (Colpix) Eddie Hodges: "Just a Kid in Love"/ "Avalanche" (MGM) Tony Sheridan and the Beat Brothers: "Jambalaya" / "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" (Polydor) Brian Howard and the Silhouettes: "Hooked" / "Back in the U.S.A. " (Fontana) Force Five: "Don't Make My Baby Blue" / "Shaking Postman" (United Artists) Ella Fitzgerald: "Can't Buy Me Love"/ "The Sweetest Sounds" (Verve) Tom Springfield: "Brazilian Shake" / "Brazilian Blues" (Philips) Shane Fenton: "Hey Lulu" / "I Do Do You" (Parlophone) Al Hirt: "Cotton Candy" / "Walkin'" (RCA) Brian Hyland: "Here's to Our Love" / "Two Kinds of Girls" (Philips) Rose Brennan: "Make Room for One More Fool" / "Johnny Let Me Go" (Philips) Sinx Mitchell: "Love Is All I'm Asking For" / "This Weird Sensation" (Hickory) Johnny Mathis: "The Fall of Love" / "No More" (HMV) Rufus Thomas: "Somebody Stole My Dog" / "I Want to Be Loved" (Stax) Cilla Black: "You're My World" / "Suffer Now I Must" (Parlophone) The Shadows: "Rise And Fall of Flingle Bunt" / "It's a Man's World" (Columbia The Tremeloes: "Someone, Someone" / "Till the End of Time" (Decca) The Serendipity Singers: "Don't Let the Rain Come Down" / "Freedom's Star" (Philips) Steve Perry: "Crooked Little Man (Don't Let The Rain Come Down)" / "Day Dreams" (Decca) |
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| EMI | New from EMI [Bobby Shafto, The Manhattan Brothers, The Temptations, Mike Sarne, Jan and Dean, Sammy King] | 7 |
| N.A. | New on sale today [Kathy Kirby, Brian Poole & the Tremeloes] | 7 |
| N.A. | Caravelles You Are Here | 7 |
| NME | Top Thirty 1. "World without Love," Peter & Gordon (Columbia) 2. "Don't Throw Your Love Away," Searchers (Pye) 3. "I Believe," Bachelors (Decca) 4. "My Boy Lollipop," Millie (Fontana) 5. "Can't Buy Me Love," Beatles (Parlophone) |
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| NME | Best Selling Sheet Music in
Britain 1. "World without Love" (Northern Songs) 2. "Don't Throw Your Love Away" (Leeds) 3. "Can't Buy Me Love" (Northern Songs) 4. "I Love You Because" (Bourne) 5. "I Believe" (Cinephonic) 6. "Tell Me When" (Southern) 7. "Little Children" (Belinda) 8. "My Boy Lollipop" (Planetary) 9. "Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying" (Jaep) 10. "Just One Look" (T.S. Music) 11. "Don't Turn Around" (Robbins) 12. "You Can't Do That" (Northern Songs) 13. "Mocking Bird Hill" (Meridian) 14. "Good Golly Miss Molly" (Southern) 15. "Move Over Darling" (California) 16. "Theme for Young Lovers" (Elstree/Shadows) 17. "Diane" (Keith Prowse) 18. "Hubble Bubble" (Keith Prowse) 19. "Everything's Al' Right" (West One) 20. "Juliet" (Flamingo) 21. "Not Fade Away" (Southern) 22. "I Love the Little Things" (Welbeck) 23. "Anyone Who Had a Heart" (Hill & Range) 24. "I Think of You" (Robbins) 25. "This Is My Prayer" (Chappell) 26. "It's an Open Secret" (Feldman) 27. "New Orleans" (Dominion) 28. "Eight by Ten" (Peter Maurice) 29. "All My Loving" (Northern Songs) 30. " Baby Let Me Take You Home" (Ivy) |
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| N.A. | Stones Film Debut with Bart Script Millie in New Film More stars for our gala stand Football team to make disc bow Pop-Liners [Gerry and the Pacemakers, King Size Taylor, the Applejacks, Lulu, Billy J. Kramer, Lonnie Donegan, The Mojos, Yana, the Eagles, Billy Dainty, Dick James, Marty Melcher, Little Richard Bachelors on Comedy Show Brenda Lee's London Dates Group disbands [Tony Meehan Combo] Stones on 'Time' Orbison charity show Berry Tour Changes Hollies: 'Easy Beat' Kane on 'Parade' Wanted Lead Trumpet Rachel stars in Bart's musical 'Jury' Date for Dusty Faith out, Haymes in Searchers on Radio Searchers in open-air show Hollies Wax Shuman Song Migil Five 'Ready' Mojos Dates Opening at Blackpool Castle for Coventry Dave Berry's Scots dates Orbison on 'Scene' All-night Stones |
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| N.A. | Cilla Black and Kathy Kirby
on top TV show Dave Clark pens his next single Month-Long Holiday for Beatles |
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| N.A. | British Discs Cram U.S. Chart Sullivan TV for Dusty Poole's Ballrooms Cinquetti on BBC-2 Cliff May Have Album in U.S. Bachelors in Dodd series Stars raise money for new theatre Helen to Visit Six Countries Searchers to join Stones on our Sunday TV show Jazz Sextet Coming Here Bern, Fenmen Breaking Up Sinatra Report Denied in U.S. Millie on Dave Clark concert |
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| Johnson, Derek | New ground for Kathy [Kathy Kirby] | 10 |
| N.A. | Quick Spins [Buddy Ebsen, Sammy Kaye Orchestra, Marlene Dietrich, Crazy Rockers] | 10 |
| N.A. | "I'll Prove You too can have a body like mine! | 10 |
| N.A. | Demo-Discs Professional Facilities. Commercial Sound. Reasonable Cost. | 10 |
| N.A. | Guitars Genuine Acoustic Model | 10 |
| N.A. | Take Four!!!!...of these FREE Catalogues | 10 |
| N.A. | Look Good & Feel Good in Lewis Leathers [Classic, Madison, Regent leather jackets] | 10 |
| N.A. | Beatles Fans! First time ever Life Size Pics [life size pictures of The Beatles] | 10 |
| N.A. | All Nite Rave Midnight to 6 a.m. Club Noreik | 10 |
| N.A. | Royal Festival Hall-Sunday, 17th May at 3 p.m. [presenting Bob Dylan] | 10 |
| advert | Besson for Brass | 10 |
| Evans, Allen | LP Reviews The Shadows: Dance with the Shadows" (Columbia) Andy Williams Wonderful World of Andy Williams (CBS) Gene Pitney: Gene Pitney Meets Fair Young Ladies of Folkland (United Artists) Ray Charles: Ray Charles: Sweet and Sour (HMV) Robin Hall, Jimmie MacGregor: Robin Hall, Jimmie MacGregor: Next Tonight Will Be... (HMV) Johnny Mathias: Johnny Mathias: Tender Is the Night (HMV) Bobby Vinton: Bobby Vinton: My H E A R T Belongs to You (Columbia) |
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| Johnson, Derek | Kathy Kirby: "You're The One" / "Love Me Baby" (Decca) Hamilton King: "Not Until" / "I Wanna Live" (HMV) Ronnie Carroll: "Tell Me All About It" / "Where Are You" (Philips) Caravelles: "You Are Here" / "How Can I Be Sure?" (Fontana) Marty Wilde: "Kiss Me" / "My, What a Woman" (Columbia) Mary Wells: "My Guy" / "Oh Little Boy" (Stateside) Tymes: "To Each His Own" / "Wonderland of Love" (Cameo) Chants: "She's Mine" / "Then I'll Be Home" (Pye) |
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| N.A. | Life-lines of the Mojos [Stu, Keith, Mickey, Terry, Bob] | 11 |
| advert | Boys, Be a Hit! [latest Beatle Style Jacket in popular Black Cavalry Twill] | 11 |
| Evans, Allen | EPs [Adam Faith, Ray Conniff, Major Lance, Joe Loss, Hot Six, David Thorne] | 11 |
| N.A. | You Might as Well Forget Him [Tommy Quickly] | 11 |
| N.A. | The Wedgewoods ["September In The Rain"] | 11 |
| N.A. | Brett Young ["Never Again"] | 11 |
| N.A. | Tommy Regan ["I'll Never Stop Loving You"] | 11 |
| N.A. | From YOU to US [letters from readers] | 11 |
| advert | Balding Man? | 11 |
| N.A. | Drummers in the Know Insist on Everplay Extra Drums Heads | 11 |
| Green, Richard | Brenda's Heartbreak Is Over at Last [Brenda Lee's baby daughter will return home soon] | 12 |
| N.A. | The Beatle Backer...Rickenbacker [Rickenbacker guitar slim-line model like the one John Lennon used on "You Can't Do That"] | 12 |
| N.A. | 'Kissin' Cousins' a hit [Presley movie] | 12 |
| N.A. | From the NME [Top Ten list from 5 years ago and 10 years ago] | 12 |
| advert | Lost your hair? or just receding? Found a Manhattan positively undetectable | 12 |
| East, Paul | Mann Finds Table-Setting Tough! | 13 |
| N.A. | Radio Luxembourg Full Programmes- -208 Metres | 13 |
| advert | Hit Parade out now! [magazine featuring The Beatles] | 13 |
| N.A. | Davron Theatrical Managers Limited by arrangement with Don Arden are proud to present Chuck Berry The King of R & B | 13 |
| Marks, Cordell | Millie-banana tree singer! [16 year-old singer Millie (Small)] | 14 |
| N.A. | Mersey Boots! The Latest Style! | 14 |
| N.A. | Trendsetters LTD. | 14 |
| N.A. | The Continental Dancing Club | 14 |
| Green, Richard | 1964 Stone Age [A New Series Featuring Rolling Stones Individually Starting with...Bill Wyman] | 14 |
| N.A. | Out Tuesday A terrific Beatles issue! TODAY [Six Special Pages! That Beatle Film First Full-Colour Pictures!] | 14 |
| advert | Rabin Agency | 15 |
| advert | Joe Loss Limited | 15 |
| N.A. | Cliff Bennett | 15 |
| N.A. | King's [solely representing Screamin' Lord Sutch & The Savages] | 15 |
| N.A. | Employment Agency Licences Instrument Repairs Records for Sale Musical Services Musicians Wanted |
15 |
| EMI | Manfred Mann, "Hubble Bubble Toil and Trouble" / "I Love You Because" | 16 |
| Cat, Alley | Tail-Pieces [Peter and Gordon, Bobby Rydell, George Harrison, Billy J. Kramer, Dionne Warwick, Brian Epstein, Cilla Black, Frank Sinatra, Dusty Springfield, Millie, Norman Newell, Rolling Stones] | 16 |
| Marks, Cordell | From Italy and France [singers Giglioli Cinquetti and Richard Anthony] | 16 |
| N.A. | Record of the Week! Tommy Quickly You Might as Well Forget Him (Piccadilly) | 16 |
| Lauren Madden, Spring 2010 | ||
| No. 904 | 8 May 1964 | |
| (cover page) | Stones, Beatles, Four Pennies, Chuck Berry, Gerry,
Peter and Gordon Cliff Richard: "Constantly"(Columbia) Brenda Lee: "Think" (Brunswick) Lulu and the Luvers: "Shout" (Decca) Freddie and the Dreamers: "I Love You Baby!" / "Don't Make Me Cry" (Columbia) Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders: "Stop, Look and Listen" / "Duke of Earl" (Fontana) |
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| Green, Richard | Stones give their reactions to album | 3 |
| Hutchins, Chris | Beatles Shakespeare "tribute," Let's hope they enjoy the holiday they have earned | 3 |
| Dove, Ian | Cool Waters [Muddy Waters seemed subdued at performance] | 3 |
| n.a. | Life-lines of the Four Pennies Bob Dylan (23) writes songs stars like |
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| Johnson, Derek | Question time with Peter and Gordon | 6 |
| Green, Richard | Dusty Springfield may go Hawaiian! | 6 |
| Green, Richard | Welcome to Chuck Berry (the R-and-B giant Britain has waited years to see) and Carl Perkins | 7 |
| Poole, Brian | Was my face red? [Alarm clock failure results in a rush to the studio for Brian Poole] | 7 |
| Johnson, Derek | Singles Review: Bounce and drive from Freddie Allan Sherman, "Skin" / "The Drop-Outs March" (Warner Bros) Drifters, "One Way to Love" / "Didn't It" (London) Jean Martin, "Save the Last Dance for Me" / "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" (Decca) Pretty Things, "Rosalyn" / "Big Boss Man" (Fontana) Santo and Johnny, "In the Still of the Night" / "Song for Rosemary" (Stateside) Robert Maxwell, "Shangri-La" / "That Old Black Magic" (Brunswick) George Martin, "All My Lovin'" / "I Saw Her Standing There" (Parlophone) Mike Shannon, "One and One Is Two" / "Time and the River" (Philips) Michael Cox, "Rave On" / "Just Say Hello" (HMV) Wayne Fontana, "Stop, Look, and Listen" / "Duke of Earl" (Fontana) |
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| NME | Best Selling LPs in
Britain
: 1. The Rolling Stones, The Rolling Stones (Decca) 2. Beatles, With the Beatles (Parlophone) 3. Soundtrack, West Side Story (CBS) 4. The Dave Clark Five, Session with the Dave Clark Five (Columbia) 5. Dusty Springfield, A Girl Named Dusty (Philips) |
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| NME | Top Thirty 1. "Don't Throw Your Love Away", Searchers (Pye) 2. "My Boy Lollipop", Millie (Fontana) 3. "I Believe", Bachelors (Decca) 4. "World Without Love", Peter and Gordon (Columbia) 5. "Can't Buy Me Love", Beatles (Parlophone) |
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| NME | Best Selling Sheet Music in
Britain 1. "I Believe" (Cinephonic) 2. "World without Love" (Northern Songs) 3. "Don't Throw Your Love Away" (Leeds) 4. "I Love You Because" (Bourne) 5. "Can't Buy Me Love" (Northern Songs) |
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| n.a. | Stones may visit
U.S. Chappell fire disaster Seven more groups start waxing! [Groups debut under new labels] Savile aids Elvis Ticker-tape welcome for Beatles in U.S. Another film for Freddie? Brian Poole's dates changed Paul's TV talk Mojos in film Heinz, Saints part Presley-Boone bill Quick return for Bachelors Orlando T.V. date? Clark on T.V. tonight |
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| n.a. | Singles from Faith, Peter and Gordon Kathy Kirby's BBC—T.V. series Brown in cabaret Sammy waxes British |
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| n.a. | Searchers booked for Palladium T.V. And U.S. tour dates set Bassey delays "talk" stint Blue Jeans to visit Belfast Off to Dreamland Beatles on T.V. this Sunday Helen for Eire Berry joins package Animals bookings Poole on Loss show Cliff: Hollywood film? Little Richard "live" Susan on Lance's show Kathy's "Lucky" date Peter and Gordon on tribute album Matt takes it easy |
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| n.a. | Stones, Kathy, Fourmost set
for radio "Club" Applejacks dates Decca man joins Strand Andy for Liverpool [ Andy Stewart stars in own show] Kenny Ball's third Australian visit |
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| Johnson, Derek | More Singles: Polished Hollies [Impressions, Trends, Bryan Davies, Mark Four, Joy Stings, Pickwicks, Denny Seyton] | 13 |
| n.a. | Potted Pops [Mellotones, Allisons, Six of One, Bobby Patrick Big Six, Brett Young, Inez Foxx, Gloria Lynne, George Jones] | 13 |
| Dove, Ian | Hellelujah! Little Richard is back again | 13 |
| Green, Richard | Bern's Klan [replaces backing group the Fenmen] | 13 |
| Evans, Allen | LPs [At the Cavern, The Springfield Story, Steve Lawrence, Academy Award Losers, Jimmy Young: Miss you, Elvis' Golden Records, Gorme Country Style, Duane Eddy: Lonely Guitar, Isley Brothers: Twisting and Shouting, Jimmy Reed: Best of the Blues, Mr. Acker Bilk] | 13 |
| Dove, Ian | Cilla's criticism was..., Fury too polished! Well, why not? | 14 |
| R.G. | "Old Master" guitar [rare Gretsch theft in Sound City] | 14 |
| Johnson, Derek | Thanks! Says Jimmy Reeves [ Musicians Union; U.S. reciprocal exchanges] | 14 |
| Green, Richard | 1964 Stone Age: Keith Richard met Mick on platform | 15 |
| Hutchins, Chris | Searchers okay in chaotic concert | 15 |
| Dove, Ian | Is Chuck a blues debaser [Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Muddy Waters] | 15 |
| Charlton, Bruce | The hit parade has gone continental before | 16 |
| Hentoff, Nat | American Airmail: New York hotel to take special precautions for Dave; Beatles Bowl show sell-out | 16 |
| C.H. | Bruce Forsyth at "Talk of Town" | 16 |
| A.G. | Gary Miller shines in "She Loves Me" | 16 |
| n.a. | A giggle from America [the Bedbugs] | 17 |
| n.a. | When Beatles and Gerry united [Beatmakers at Litherland] | |
| Evans, Allen | Eps [Champion Jack Dupree, Ezz Reco, Piano Red, John Leyton, Elvis Presley, The Rattles, Dr Feelgood, Bobby Patrick Big Six, Kensington Sound] | 17 |
| Black, Cilla | My Top Ten | 17 |
| Hutchins, Chris | Gerry on U.S. TV—with Shirt Out! | 18 |
| Hentoff, Nat | Hentoff covers Pacemakers' T.V. | 18 |
| Johnson, Derek | Shakespeare gets his own back on Beatles! | 18 |
| Marks, Cordell | To celebrate successful Palladium season—Bachelor Con collapsed! | 18 |
| Evans, Allen | More LPs [15 great songs composed by John, Paul, George, Frankie Vaughan (and others): It's all over town] | 20 |
| Sam McKenney, Spring 2010 | ||
| No. 905 | 15 May 1964 | |
| (cover page) | Freddie and the Dreamers "I Love You Baby" The Hollies "Here I Go Again" Sammy King and the Voltairs "What's the Secret" |
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| Green, Richard | Chuck Berry Speaks Out | 3 |
| Hentoff, Nat | American Airmail: Symphony Plays Beatles' Tunes | 3 |
| Andrews, Graeme | Fourmost Can't Go Wrong! | 4 |
| Hentoff, Nat | Dusty Nearly Didn't Make It! | 4 |
| Dove, Ian | Welcome to Dionne Warwick | 5 |
| Green, Richard | Four Pennies in Heaven! | 5 |
| Johnson, Derek | Singles Review Four Seasons, "Ronnie" / "Born to Wander" (Philips) Rick Nelson, "The Very Thought of You" / "I Wonder" (Brunswick) Nino Tempo and April Stevens, "Tea for Two" / "I'm Confessin'" (London) Wild Ones, "Bowie Man" / "Purple Pill Eater" (Fontana) Julie Grant, "You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You" / "I Only Care about You" (Pye) |
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| Johnson, Derek | Potted Pops Whirlwinds, "Look at Me" / "Baby Not Like You" (HMV) Jean & The Statesides: "Putty in Your Hands" / "One Fine Day" (Columbia) Ethna Campbell, "Girls Like Boys" / "Five Minutes More" (Mercury) Bruce Forsyth, "The Mysterious People" / "You've Just Found Out" (Piccadilly) Darlene Paul, "Act Like Nothing Happened" / "Walk On By" (Capitol) Tams "You Liked to Your Daddy" / "It's All Right, You're Just in Love" (HMV) |
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| NME | Top Thirty 1. "Juliet," Four Pennies (Philips) 2. "My Boy Lollipop," Millie (Fontana) 3. "Don't' Throw Your Love Away," Searchers (Pye) 4. "I Believe," Bachelors (Decca) 5. "You're My World," Cilla Black (Parlophone) |
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| NME | Best Selling Sheet Music in
Britain 1. "I Believe" (Cinephonic) 2. "Don't Throw Your Love Away" (Leeds) 3. "World without Love" (Northern Songs) 4. "Juliet" (Flamingo) 5. "I Love You Because" (Bourne) |
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| N/A | Cilla Spellbinder in
Palladium Show Mandy on Ember [Mandy Rice-Davies] Pop Liners Next Discs by Hit Makers [Bachelors, Applejacks, Billy J. Kramer] Beatles on Top in US Again with First Disc New Look "Jury" Pennies for Charity [Four Pennies] Extra Berry Date Strong "Go" Cast Beatles and Cilla on ITV: Liverpool Premier for "A Hard Day's Night" Stones Manager Waxes Harris July Release for Presley Millie, Searchers, and Bachelors on "Lucky" Fury's New Date Roy Castle's Own TV Show Mahalia on BBC-2 |
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| N/A | Major Autumn Tour for Four Pennies Stars Win Grammies Dusty Returns to "East Beat" Dusty Springsfield on Palladium TV Billy J.: Sweden and Australia Freeman in Pop Film Kane's Revivals |
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| Johnson, Derek | More Singles Redcaps, "Funny Things" / "Mighty Fine Girl" (Decca) P.J. Proby, "Hold Me" / "The Tips of My Fingers" (Decca) Raindrops, "Book of Love" / "I Won't Cry" (Fontana) Tony Orlando, "Tell Me What I Can Do" / "She Doesn't Know It" (Columbia) Eagles, "Write Me a Letter" / "Wishin' and Hopin'" (Pye) Vic Dana, "Shangri-La" / "Warm and Tender" (Liberty) Rick Livid and the Tone Deafs, "Tomorrow" / "Nuts and Bolts" (Parlophone) |
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| Evans, Allan | LPs Rattles, Twist at The Star Club (Philips) Chuck Berry, Latest and Greatest (Pye International) Muddy Waters, Folk Singer (Pye International) Buddy Greco, One More Time! (Columbia) Big Jay McNely, Big Jay McNely (Warner Brothers) Billy Eckstine, Billy Eckstine in 12 Great Movies (Mercury) Anthony Newley: In My Solitude (Decca) |
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| Dove, Ian | Debut Triumph Here for Berry and Perkins | 11 |
| D.G. | Billy J. Gets Big Welcome | 11 |
| N/A | Doris Day's Life-Lines | 12 |
| Green, Richard | 1964 Stone Age: Charlie Watts Thinks Alexis Should Be Tops | 12 |
| Johnson, Derek | Shadows Reveal Secret of Flingel Bunt | 13 |
| Green, Richard | Gigliola Sees the Stones | 13 |
| Green, Richard | Great Big Swinging Animals! | 14 |
| Dove, Ian | Terry Stafford & Lulu | 14 |
| Evans, Allen | EPs Millie: Millie (Philips) Various Artists: Rhythm and Blues Showcase (Pye International) Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders: Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders (Fontana) Great Film Hits (Decca) |
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| The Alley Cat | Tail-Pieces | 16 |
| Rebecca Meyer, Spring 2010 | ||
| No. 630 | 22 May 1964 | |
| (cover page) | It's a Dickens of a Hit: The Pickwicks "Apple Blossom Time" A Larry Page Production Beatles: Full Autumn Tour Date "Constantly" Cliff Richard "Answer Me" Mark Wynter "I Love You Because" Jim Reeve |
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| Graeme Andrews | "Question Time with Cilla Black" [A question and answer article discussing the singer's personal and professional life.] | 2 |
| Job Advertisement | Well Established Northern Beat Group Agency require Book Manager | 2 |
| George Rooney | Roy Orbison Discusses Where Elvis Stands Now [Roy Orbison discusses Elvis' popularity and explains how although his popularity has faded over time he still is one of the best musicians out there. Elvis Presley pictured to the left.] | 3 |
| R.G. | P.J. Seeks English Castle as Home [P.J. Proby looks to settle down in England .] | 3 |
| Christine Gordon | Gerry Sets Pace in Blackpool [Gerry and the Pacemakers open their weeklong tour on Saturday at Blackpool's North Pier] | 3 |
| Derek Johnson | Magic Is Still There for Peter & Gordon [Review of their newest singles "Nobody I Know" and a "World Without Love" produced by Colombia .] | 4 |
| Derek Johnson | Singles Review Migil Five: "Near You"/ "Don't Wanna Go On Shaking" (Pye) Louis Armstrong: "Hello Dolly" / "A Lot of Living to Do" (Decca) Karl Denver: "Love Me with All Your Heart" / "Am I That Easy to Forget" (Decca) Ezz Reco: "Please Come Back" / "King of Kings (Columbia) Kaye Sisters: "Keep on Loving Me" / "That Little Touch of Magic" (Philips) Cresters: "Put Your Arms around Me" / "Do It with Me" (HMV) Andee Silver: "Too Young to Go Steady" / "Sleeping Beauty" (HMV) Tony Daines: "Too Late" / "I Told You So" (Fontana) |
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| NME | Music Charts Best Selling LP's in
Britain
,
Top Thirty: 1. The Rolling Stones, The Rolling Stones (Decca) 2. With the Beatles, the Beatles (Parlophone) 3. Dance with the Shadows, the Shadows (Columbia) 4. West Side Story, Soundtrack (CBS) 5. A Session with the Dave Clark Five (Columbia) |
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| Advertisement | The Searchers: A Great New 14 Track L.P. | 4 |
| NME | Music Charts: Best Selling Pop Records in
Britain
,
Top Thirty 1. "Juliet," Four Pennies (Philips) 2. "You're My World," Cilla Black (Parlophone) 3. "It's Over," Roy Orbison (London) 4. "My Boy Lollipop," Millie (Fontana) 5. "Cosntantly," Cliff Richard ( Colombia ) |
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| NME | Music Charts: Best Selling Pop Records in the
U.S.
,
Top Thirty 1. "My Guy," Mary Wells 2. "You're My World," Cilla Black 3. "Hello Dolly," Louis Armstrong 4. "Chapel of Love," Dixie Cups 5. "Love Me with All Your Hard," Ray Charles Singers |
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| NME | Music Charts: Best Selling Sheet Music in Britian, Top Thirty 1. "Juliet" (Fiamingo) 2. "You're My World" (Aberbach) 3. "I Believe" (Cinephonie) 4. "Don't Throw Your Love Away" (Leeds) 5. "I Love You Because" (Bourne) |
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| NA | Beatles: Summer Concerts, Full
Autumn Tour Dates [The Beatles return to London for
concerts.] Peter-Gordon, Dave Clark Win "Golds" Former Beatle's debut on Decca Manfred Mann at Festival Karl and Mark for Yarmouth Searchers in Variety Fury and Migil 5 on Radio Marathon Heinz Still on Decca Andy Williams Series Label a-and-r Men Switch Millie Dates in Ireland Eckstine 'To Midnight' Pennies sought for U.S. Tour |
6 |
| NA | Tom Jones' Team to Make Gerry's Film Now its...Rolling Stones at Carnegie Hall Best U.S. Chart Positions: Beatles Slip; Millie Up More British Stars Set for America Nat Cole Cancels British Visit Little Richard on TV Tonight Pennies to end Epstein Series |
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| NA | Life Lines of Dionne Warwick [Information about her personal and professional life] | 8 |
| NA | From You to Us [Inquiries and comments from readers] | 8 |
| Richard Green | Mick Jagger Speaks His Mind [Mick Jagger discusses aspects of his personal life most notably fashion.] | 8 |
| Ian Dove | Orbison's Farewell | 8 |
| NA | Dusty Had To Put Her Foot Down [Dusty Springfield reflects on world-wide tour which recently came to an end.] | 9 |
| Advertisement | The Cresters with Malcolm Clark and Richard Harding | 9 |
| Derek Johnson | Bachelors Capture Blackpool | 9 |
| NA | Music Charts: Top Ten 5 Years Ago 1. "A Fool Such as I Need Your Love Tonight," Elvis Presley (RCA) 2. "It Doesn't Matter Anymore," Buddy Holly (Coral) 3. "It's Late," Ricky Nelson (London) 4. "Side Saddle," Russ Conway (Columbia) 5. "Donna," Marly Wilde (Philips) |
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| NA | Music Charts: Top Ten 10 Years Ago 1. "Secret Love," Dorris Day (Philips) 2. "Such a Night," Johnnie Ray (Philips) 3. "Friends and Neighbors," Billy Cotton (Decca) 4. "Changing Partners," Kay Star (Capitol) 5. "Happy Wanderer," Obenkirchen Choir (Parlophone) |
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| Lionel Morton | Four Pennies Top 10 | 10 |
| Cordell Marks | Mojos Working! | |
| Ian Dove | "New To The Charts Mary Wells is Beatles' Favorite" | 10 |
| Advertisement | USA Top Ten: Peter and Gordon | 10 |
| Advertisements | Mersey Groups LTD. | 11 |
| Advertisement | The Kinks PYE Records | 11 |
| Advertisment | "I Love You Because," Jim Reeves (Bourne) "Hubble Bubble Toil and Trouble," Manfred Mann (HMV) |
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| Arne Classman | Sweden Tough on Dave Clark Five | 12 |
| The Alley Cat | Tail-Pieces | 12 |
| Ian Dove | Poet Dylan | 12 |
| NA | Who's Where Frannkie Vaughan, Cilla Balck. Fourmost: London Paladium Black and White Minstrel Show: Victoria Palace Adam Faith, Susan Maughan: Nottingham Theatre Royal |
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| Record of the Week: "Near You" (Migil Five) | 12 | |
| Announcement | Are You Ambitious Go-Ahead Beat Group? Then Join B.G. Fed. Now! | 12 |
| Brian Petchers, Spring 2010 | ||
| No. 967 | 29 May 1964 | |
| N.A. | Life Lines of the Migil Five ( lists trivia about each member) | 2 |
| Derek Johnson | Cliff Loves 'Quite-Noisy' Paris Audiences (An interview with Cliff Richards) | 3 |
| Richard Green | Rolling Stones successors are New to the Charts: YARDBIRDS ARE IN! | 4 |
| Richard Green | Fans mob the Stones | 5 |
| Derek Johnson | Singles review Bachelors: "Ramona" / "Sweet Lullabies" (Decca) Gene Vincent: "La-Den-Da-Den-Da-Da" / "The Beginning of the End" (Columbia) Connie Francis: "Be Anything" / "Tommy" (MGM) Billy Walker: "A Little on the Lonely Side" / "My Heart Cries for You" (Decca) Contours: "Can You Do It" / "I'll Stand by You" (Stateside label) Fats Domino: "If You Don't Know What Love Is" / "Something You Got Baby" (HMV) Quist-Ryder: "See the Funny Little Clown" / "When She Comes to You" (Pye) The Beatles: "Ain't She Sweet" / "If You Love Me Baby" (Polydor) |
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| Allan Evans | LPs Rolling Stones: The Rolling Stones (Decca) Beatles: With the Beatles (Parlophone) Shadows: Dance with the Shadows (Columbia) The Dave Clark Five: A Session with the Dave Clark Five (Columbia) Searchers It's the Searchers (Pye) Soundtrack West Side Story (CBS) Chuck Berry: The Latest and the Greatest (Pye Int) Hollies: Stay with the Hollies (Parlophone) Elvis Presley: Elvis' Golden Records Vol.3 (RCA) |
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| Roy Orbison. In Dreams (London) | 6 | |
| NME | Top Thirty 1. "You're My World," Cilla Black (Parlophone) 2. "Juliet," Four Pennies (Philips) 3. "Its Over," Roy Orbison (London) 4. "My Boy Lollipop," Millie (Fontana) 5. "Constantly," Cliff Richard (Columbia) |
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| NME | Best Selling Sheet Music in
Britain 1. "Juliet" (Flamingo) 2. "I Believe" (Cinephone) 3. "You're My World" (Aberbach) 4. "Don't Throw Your Love Away" (Leeds) 5. "My Boy Lollipop" (Planetary) |
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| Center Pages | Clark Going Back to U.S. [Dave Clark Five] Bachelors: Panto Stars and Major TV Dates [Roles in "Jack and the Banstalk" and Ed Sullivan show] Kenny Ball on Palladium TV Mojos Booked for Festival Presley Film Opening ["Kissing Cousins"] Welcome Home Stones' Show [All-night concert Alexandria Palace June 26] Matthew Comperes New Pop Series Jack Good Produces Long John's Disc Cilla Black Got a Huge 21st Birthday Surprise on Wednesday Dusty May Join Pennies Tour |
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| Home Once More! [The Beatles] Royal Show and Tour for Billy J. Kramer [Autumn Tour Set] Lonnie Donegan for Australia [opens July 27th] Yardbirds Bookings [Soho Marquee, Kingston Cellar and Craw Daddy] Harley Up-Dates 'Clock' Waxing [Re-recording "Rock around the Clock"] Millie Due to Quit Hospital Applejacks' Club Dates [July Catford Savoy (1st) Worthington Assembly Hall (2nd) Northwich St. Andrew's Hall (3rd) Soho 100 (8th) Didderminster Town Hall (9th) Dorking Halls (10th) and Crawley Field Grammar School (11th)] Peter-Gordon, Billy J. Race to Top |
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| Rolling Stones, George (and Maybe Paul) for 'Jury' (BBC's "Juke Box Jury") | 10 | |
| Cilla and Fourmost in Gerry's Film | 10 | |
| Derek Johnson | More Singles: Blue Jeans Surprise Swinging Blue Jeans: You're No Good"/ "Don't You Worry about Me" (HMV) Houston Wells: "Galaway"/ "Livin' Alone" (Parlophone) Remo Four: "Sally Go Round" / "I Know a Girl" (Piccadilly) Bert Weedon: "Gin Mill Guitar" / "Guitar Boogie" (HMV) Graham Bond: "Long Tall Shorty" / "Long Legged Baby" (Decca) Freddy Cannon: "Sweet Georgia Brown" / "Way Down Yonder in New Orleans" (Stateside) Two 'Dolly' Discs: "Hello Dolly" / Troylean Stomp" (Pye) Quotations: "Alright Baby" / "Love You All Over Again" (Decca) Other Two: "I Wanna Be with You" / "Grumbling Guitar" (Decca) Jackie Trent: " Autumn Leaves" / "If You Love Me" (Pye) |
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| Allen Evans | More LPs The Searchers. It's the Searchers (Pye) Frank Sinatra. Frank Sinatra: Academy Award Winners (Reprise) Compilation. Kiss Me Kate and Finnian's Rainbow (Reprise) Trini Lopez. Trini Lopez on the Move (Reprise) Jody Miller (Capitol) Compilation Top 12- Vol.2 (Top Six) Roy Hamilton Warm Soul (MGM) Francoise Hardy (Pye) |
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| Richard Green finds 'Every Day's a Holiday' at Clacton Waiter John Leyton! | 12 | |
| 1964 Stone Age: The deep one! [Rolling Stone Brian Jones] | 13 | |
| The friendly girl from America makes many new friends in London: Dionne Warwick Really Gets Around! | 14 | |
| The Alley Cat | Tail Pieces [Trivia about Cilla Black, Dave Clark Five, Searchers, Lonnie Donegan, John Lennon, Lulu and the Luvvers, Pat Boone etc.] | 16 |
| Jennifer Rawson, Spring 2010 | ||
| 1964 | ||
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