No. 908 | 5 June 1964 | |
(cover page) | In this week's issue: Chris
Barber and Ottilie Patterson, The No.1 Version of
"Hello, Dolly!" Peter and Gordon, "Nobody I Know" Yardbirds, "I Wish You Would" |
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EMI | The Tops in Pop: EP's Sinatra & Paris, Night and Day Gene Vincent, Bee-bop-a-lula Gilbert Becaud, "Et Maintenant" ["What Now My Love"] / "Nathalie" Camilo, Sag Warum |
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EMI | Singles Top Hits: The Beatles, "Twist and Shout" / "Boys" The Beatles, "Roll Over Beethoven" / "I Want to Hold your Hand" The Beatles, "Money" / "It Won't Be Long" The Beatles, "All My Loving" / "I Want to be Your Man" |
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n.a. | Top LP Hits: Richard Anthony, Popular Hits Richard Anthony, More Popular Hits |
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n.a. | Beatle George Nearly Cut to Ribbons | 3 |
Advert. | "The Swinging Hit Version! Kenny Ball's Hello Dolly" | 3 |
NME | Chuck Berry's Life-Lines (profile of Chuck Berry) | 4 |
Nat Hentoff | American Airmail: 50,000 Beatles' Club Members | 4 |
Advert. | FAB GEAR by Mail. Come to 1 Hill St., Richmond | 4 |
Derek Johnson | In London Listen
to... "Screams for Dave Clark- across the Atlantic!" "Ella Fitzgerald Throws Party for Lenny" |
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Hentoff, Nat | "Four Carnegie Hall Triumphs" | 5 |
Advertisement: Toffs of the Pops! The Aristocrats, "The Girl with the Laughing Eyes", Max Diamond Enterprises | 5 | |
Singles Review: Wistful Gene, "Im Gonna Find Myself a Girl" (United Artist) Bobby Vee, "Hickory, Dick and Dock" (Liberty) Heinz, "Please Little Girl" (Decca) Mojos, "Why Not Tonight" (Decca) |
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Derek Johnson | Singles Little Richard, "Bama Lama Bama Loo (London) Johnny Burnette, "Sweet Suzie" (Capitol) Armstrong/Brubeck, "Nomad" (CBS) Don Spencer, "Pride" (HMV) Johnny Towers, "Temptation" (Phillips) |
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NME | Best Selling LP's in
Britain
: 1.The Rolling Stones (Decca) 2.With the Beatles (Parlophone) 3.It's the Searchers (Pye) 4.Dance with the Shadows (Columbia) 5.The Latest and the Greatest, Chuck Berry (Pye Int.) |
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n.a. | "Bill Harvey Lacks Drive" | 6 |
NME | Top Thirty 1. "You're My World," Cilla Black (Parlophone) 2. "It's Over," Roy Orbison (London) 3. "Juliet," Four Pennies (Phillips) 4. "No Particular Place to Go," Chuck Berry (Pye Int.) 5. "Constantly," Cliff Richard (Columbia) |
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NME | Best Selling Pop Music 1. "Chapel of Love" Dixie Cups 2. "Love Me Do" Beatles 3. "My Guy" Mary Wells 4. "Love Me with All Your Heart" Ray Charles Singers 5. "Hello, Dolly" Louis Armstrong |
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NME | Best Selling Sheet Music in
Britain
1. "Juliet" (Flamingo) 2. "You're My World" (Aberbach) 3. "This Is My Prayer" (Chappell) 4. "It's Over" (Acuff-Rose) 5. "Constantly" (World Wide) |
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n.a. | Now Cilla has hit in America Stars for Newcastle Eton boys bow Brian Epstein reveals plans for Beatles Xmas Show: New EP, "Lucky Stars" date, and radio show Searchers a big success in US Freddie's States trip cancelled New Beatle—but only till Sunday [Jimmy Nichols] Sinatra to play here in autumn Ember's Orbison LP Alma opens Start series Cliff's next single Epstein to America and Australia |
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n.a. | Stones — in ties! Tour set for Freddie, Pennies, and Hollies Dusty's "Open House" Clark's three Sullivan TV dates |
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n.a. | Applejacks make BBC
Light debut Bassey on TV link-up Bachelors on "Lucky Stars" — as comperes! Stones waxing single in US Billy Fury meets royal family Adam Faith "Swings" Manfred "a Gogo" TV blues show date Poole on TV tonight Gambler misses season [Andy Mac] Presley's next film single Doonican back on Palladium All-night pennies Proby on Crickets' show Millie joins the Stones |
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Advert. | New From EMI: Elmer Bernstein and Orchestra, "Saints and Sinners Theme" (MGM) Johnny Burnett, "Sweet Suzie" (Capitol) Lou Bennet, "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" (Columbia) Jerry Butler, "Giving Up on Love" (Stateside) |
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Johnson, Derek | More Singles Tommy Tucker, "Long Tall Shorty" (Pye-International) Don Charles "If You Don't Know" (HMV) Jimmy Gilmer, "Look At Me" (London) Bernard Cribbins, "Ringing On The Engine Bell" (Parlophone) Rip Chords, "Three Window Coupe" (CBS) |
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Charlton, Bruce | Ronnie Hilton back with nursery Song | 11 |
Johnson, Derek | Flapper 'Dolly' Brings Back Louis and Frankie | 11 |
Johnson, Derek | Billy Fury- Finishes Fourth! | 12 |
Dove, Ian | Freddie Tells How Hits Get Picked | 12 |
Dove, Ian | Ray Charles On Dodgems at Battersea | 13 |
Marks, Cordell | Palladium season may give Fourmost More Scope for Dating- they hope! | 13 |
Green, Richard | Brian Poole- Actor, Athlete | 13 |
Marks, Cordell | Hollies image is a worry- they haven't got any | 14 |
n.a. | Lulu Never Keeps Your Guessing | 14 |
n.a. | Scandinavia Goes Wild for Cliff! | 16 |
A.G. | Quick-Change [Shirley Bassey] | 16 |
A.G. | Japanese Jazz [Dave Brubeck] | 16 |
Kevin Regan, Spring 2010 | ||
No. 909 | 12 June 1964 | |
(cover page) | T.J. Byrne & Peter Walsh proudly present the Royal Showband-No. 1 in the
Irish Charts! Soon to Invade
England
! Beatles World Scoops Dave Clark, Stones Write about America "Lonely Heart" Carl Perkins |
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Gray, Andy | Why Paul Was Sad | 2 |
N.A. | Flash from Australia | 2 |
Advertisement | Philips New Cartridge Loaded Pocket Tape Recorder | 3 |
Advertisement | Nailform | 2 |
N.A. | NME on World Tour with Beatles | 3 |
Advertisement | Emitape | 3 |
Advertisement | Jimmy Powell & the Five Dimensions with "That's Alright" | |
Clark, Dave | NMExclusive reports from America ... | 4 |
Wyman, Billy | NMExclusive reports from America ... for the Rolling Stones | 4 |
Advertisement | Mastertape | 4 |
Advertisement | The Best of Mary Wells | 4 |
Advertisement | Ryemuse (Instrument, Record Shop & Sound Studio) | 5 |
Johnson, Derek | Singles Review Jim Reeves: "I Love You Because" / "I Won't Forget You" (RCA) The Animals: "House of the Rising Sun" / "Talkin' About You" (Columbia) The Crickets: "La Bamba" / "All Over You" (Liberty) Big Three: "If You Ever Change Your Mind" / "You've Gotta Keep Her Under Hand" (Decca) Matt Monro: "I Love You Too" / "Somewhere" (Parlophone) Danny Williams: "Today" / "Lonely in a Crowd" (HMV) Bobby Vinton: "Tell Me Why" / "Remembering" (Columbia) The Orlons: "Rules of Love" / "Heartbreak Hotel" (Cameo) The Shane Gang: "Whistle Stop" / "Who Wrote That Song" (Pye) Johnny Kidd and the Pirates: "Jealous Girl" / "Shop Around" (HMV) The Roulettes: "I'll Remember Tonight" / "You Don't Love Me" (Parlophone) The Hearts: "Young Woman" / "Black Eyes" (Parlophone) Ronnie Carroll: "Tears and Roses" / "About You" (Philips) Al Martin: "Tears and Roses" / "A Year Ago Tonight" (Capitol) |
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Advertisement | Listen to Alan Dell's Showcase, an EMI Presentation on Radio Luxembourg | 6 |
NME | Top Thirty 1. "You're My World," Cilla Black (Parlophone) 2. "It's Over," Roy Orbison (London) 3. "My Guy," Mary Wells (Stateside) 4. "No Particular Place to Go," Chuck Berry (Pye Int.) 5. "Here I Go Again," Hollies (Parlophone) |
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NME | Best Selling Sheet Music in
Britain
1. "Chapel of Love" (Dixie Cups) 2. "A World Without Love" (Peter and Gordon) 3. "Love Me With All Your Heart" (Ray Charles Singers) 4. "Love Me Do" (Beatles) 5. "My Guy" (Mary Wells) |
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N.A. | Big plans for Pacemakers, Gerry: Christmas Show and
Autumn Tour with Gene Pitney Billy J. for 'Lucky Stars' Millie, Gerry in U.S. Top Ten Relaxed Monro a Big Success Millie and Joe on Radio Club Nine songs in Poole film Dusty Joins Ringo & Co. Cliff Film Premiere Faith's TV pop quiz Lonnie covers American hit Tamla-Motown Tour of U.K.? Lulu's bookings Crickets' Dates With Castle Hollies' Venues Migil 5 on 'Easy' Fourmost on BBC Nixon signs Proby Dusty, Animals on 'Ready' Clark to go solo in second film? Jeans' Dates Monro's Blackpool Series Cancelled |
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N.A. | Beatles and Bassey in
charity show Fury: Month-long tour in autumn Murray hosts new TV show Wynter on 'Five' Cilla to sing for Princess Margaret Blackpool dates for the Beatles ...Also Bassey, Bygraves, Ball New non-stop TV beat show Cow Palace date for 'World' duo? Freddie film release |
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Advertisement | Louis Armstrong Hello Dolly (London) | 9 |
Advertisement | Johnny Howard Band "Rinky Dink" (Decca) | 9 |
Johnson, Derek | More Singles Review Long John Baldry: "You'll Be Mine" / "Up above My Head" (United Artists) Jackie Wilson: "Big Boss Line" / "Be My Girl" (Coral) Martha & the Vandellas: "In My Lovely Room" / "A Tear for the Girl" (Stateside) George Bean: "A Sad Story" / "Er Um Er" (Decca) The Soul Agents: "I Just Wanna Make Love to You" / "Mean Woman Blues" (Pye) Jackie Lynton: "Laura" / "Ebb Tide" (Piccadilly) The Beatmen: "You Can't Sit Down" / "Come On Pretty Babe" (Pye) Bobby Cristo: "The Other Side of the Track" / "I've Got You Out of My Mind" (Decca) Ken Kirkham: "There's Gonna Be a Fight" / "Second Window, Second Floor" (HMV) |
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Evans, Allen | LP Reviews Various Artists, Apollo Saturday Night (London) Peter and Gordon, Peter and Gordon (Columbia) Jerry Lee Lewis, Golden Hits of Jerry Lee Lewis (Philips) The Merseybeats, Merseybeats (Fontana) Bobby Babe, Bobby Babe: Detroit City (RCA Victor) |
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Advertisement | USA T-Shirt | 10 |
Advertisement | Mod Sandals | 10 |
Johnson, Derek | Girl Singers are Back- And How! | 11 |
Advertisement | Watkins (Guitar Shop) | 11 |
Advertisement | The Attic Club | 11 |
Advertisement | NU Sonic by Burns (Guitar) | 11 |
Benson, Nigel R. | Scots like Hollies | 12 |
Hentoff, Nat | Nat Hentoff's American Airmail | 12 |
N.A. | Welcome back to the Crickets 21 not out- Dean Martin |
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N.A. | Chuck Berry Is Praised- By Blue Jeans From YOU to US |
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Advertisement | Hip Hugging Hipster Jeans | 13 |
Advertisement | De Marco (Hair Creations) | 13 |
N.A. | Song-pics of Cliff as he appears in "Wonderful Life" | 14 |
N.A. | Classifieds | 15 |
Alley Cat | Tail-Pieces | 16 |
Gordon, Christine | Silencer Danny | 16 |
N.A. | Radio Luxembourg Programming | 16 |
Advertisement | Portraits & Engraved Bracelets | 16 |
Christine Richardson, Spring 2010 | ||
No. 910 | 19 June 1964 | |
n.a. | From
America
: Orbison, Mary Wells Jimmy Nichol on the Beatles The Arthur Howes Agency: The Kinks, Margo and the Marvettes, The Dennisons, The Puppets, The Hearts TO-DAY Danny Williams |
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Richard Green | NMExclusive: Jimmy Nichol Tells about His Beatles' Capers! | 2 |
Cordell Marks | Ringo's Days in Hospital Are Not Over, He Says | 2 |
Stan Marks, Judy Wade | Precautions and New Fashions [Beatles, Australia ] | 2 |
n.a. | The Beatle Backer... Rickenbacker [Rose, Morris Sponsored Instruments] | 2 |
n.a. | TT Report: The New Motorcycle | 2 |
Derek Johnson | NMExclusive: Transatlantic Calls... Topper Roy Just Couldn't Believe It [Roy Orbison] | 3 |
Ian Dove | It's Miss Mary Wells [Smokey Robinson] | 3 |
n.a. | Burns: The new "all in" music centre | 3 |
n.a. | Everett: The sound with the future [organ] | 3 |
Derek Johnson | Singles Cliff Richard, "On the Beach" / "A Matter of Moments" (Columbia Elvis Presley, "Kissin' Cousins" / "It Hurts Me" (RCA) Millie, "Sweet William" / "Oh, Henry" (Fontana) Mike Berry, "Who Will It Be" / "Talk" (HMV) Jimmy Powell, "That's Alright" / "I'm Looking for a Woman" (Pye) Charlie Drake, "I'm Too Heavy for the Light Brigade" / "The Reluctant Tightrope Walker" (Parlophone) Gary Bonds, "My Sweet Ruby Rose" / "Ella Is Yella" (Stateside) Ketty Lester, "Roses Grow with Thorns" / "Please Don't Cry Anymore" (RCA) Mike Sheridan, "What a Sweet Thing That Was" / "Fabulous" (Columbia) Leroys, "Chilla" / "Lost Out on Love" (HMV) Brenda Holloway, "Every Little Bit Hurts" / "Land of a Thousand Boys" (Stateside) Gary Mills, "Say You Love Me" / "Town Girl" (Fontana) |
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n.a | Beatle Drummers Pete, Jimmy [Jimmy Nichol, Pete Best] | 4 |
n.a | Potted Pops: Warren Smith, "Blue Smoke" / "Judge and Jury" (Liberty) B.B. King, "Rock Me Baby" / "I Can't Lose" (Ember) Nu-Notes, "Kathy" / "Sunset" (HMV) Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper, "Big John's Wife" / "Pirate King" (Hickory) Randy Paige, "That's My Desire" / "Down on the Corner" (Stateside) Cousins, "Two Lovely Black Eyes" / "Yes Sir That's My Baby" (Decca) |
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n.a | Best-Selling LP's in
Britain
(Wednesday, June 17, 1964) 1. Rolling Stones, The Rolling Stones (Decca) 2. Searchers, It's the Searchers (Pye) 3. Beatles, With the Beatles (Parlophone) 4. Buddy Holly, Buddy Holly Showcase (Coral) 5. Shadows, Dance with the Shadows (Columbia) 6. Soundtrack, West Side Story (CBS) 7. The Dave Clark Five, A Session With The Dave Clark Five (Columbia) 8. The Hollies, Stay with the Hollies (Parlophone) 9. Roy Orbison, In Dreams (London) 10. Chuck Berry, The Latest and the Greatest (Pye Int.) |
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n.a | "Sweet William," Millie's New Smash Hit | 4 |
n.a | Lonnie Donegan, "Beans in My Ears" (Pye) | 4 |
n.a | Listen to Alan Dell's Showcase on Radio Luxembourg | 4 |
NME | Top Thirty 1. "It's Over," Roy Orbison (London) 2. "You're My World," Cilla Black (Parlophone) 3. "Someone," Brian Poole and the Tremolos (Decca) 4. "Here I Go Again," Hollies (Parlophone) 5. "My Guy," Mary Wells (Stateside) 5. "Hello Dolly," Louis Armstrong (London) 7. "No Particular Place to Go," Chuck Berry (Pye Int.) 8. "Ramona," Bachelors (Decca) 9. "Shout," Lulu and the Luvers (Decca) 10. "The Rise and Fall of Flingel Bunt," Shadows (Columbia) 11. "Constantly," Cliff Richard (Columbia) 12. Can't You See that She's Mine," Dave Clark Five (Columbia) 13. "Juliet," Four Pennies (Philips) 14. "Nobody I Know," Peter & Gordon (Columbia) 15. "Hold Me," P.J. Proby (Decca) 16. "You're No Good," Swinging Blue Jeans (HMV) 17. "I Love You Because," Jim Reeves (RCA) 18. "My Boy Lollipop," Millie (Fontana) 19. "Non Ho l'Eta per Amarti," Gigliola Cinquetti (Decca) 20. "Hello Dolly," Frankie Vaughan (Philips) 21. "A Little Loving," Fourmost (Parlophone) 22. "Walk on By," Dionne Warwick (Pye Int.) 23. "I Love You Baby," Freddie and The Dreamers (Columbia) 24. "Dimples," John Lee Hooker (Stateside) 24. "Bamalama Bamaloo," Little Richard (London) 26. "Hello Dolly," Kenny Ball (Pye) 27. "I Will," Billy Fury (Decca) 28. "I Won't Forget You," Jim Reeves (RCA) 29. "Baby What's Wrong," Downliners Sect (Columbia) 30. "I Wish You Would," Yardbirds (Columbia) |
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NME | Best Selling Sheet Music in
Britain
(Thursday, June 18, 1964) 1. "You're My World" (Aberbach) 2. "Hello Dolly" (Chappell) 3. " Juliet" (Flamingo) 4. "Someone" (Burlington) 5. "It's Over" (Acuff-Rose) 6. "This Is My Prayer" (Chappell) 7. "The Rise and Fall of Flingel Bunt (Shadows) 8. "No Particular Place to Go" (Jewel) 9. "My Guy" (Belinda) 10. "I Love You Because" (Bourne) 11. "Constantly" (World Wide) 12. "Here I Go Again" (Belinda) 13. "I Believe" (Cinephonic) 14. "Can't You See that She's Mine" (Ardmore & Beechwood) 15. "Ramona" (Francis, Day & Hunter) 16. "Walk on By" (17 Savile Row) 17. "Nobody I Know" (Northern Songs) 18. "I Love You Baby" (Sherwin) 19. "Shout" (George Weiner) 20. "Don't Let the Rain Come Down" (Ardmore & Beechwood) 21. "Don't Throw Your Love Away" (Leeds) 22. "You're No Good" (Morris) 23. "Walking the Dog" (Progressive) 24. "Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying" (Jaep) 25. "I Just Wanna Make Love to You" (Jewel) 26. "My Boy Lollipop" (Planetary) 27. "World without Love" (Northern Songs) 28. "A Little Loving" (Jaep) 29. "Charade" (Compass) 30. "Don't Turn Around" (Robbins) |
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n.a. | New from EMI: Jackie de Shannon, The Sinners, Johnny Kidd & The Pirates, The Swinging Blue Jeans, Jimmy Witherspoon, Gene Vincent, Adam Faith | 5 |
n.a. | Kris Ryan and The Questions, "Miss Ann" (Mercury) | 5 |
n.a. | Decca Group Singles: Elvis, Elkie Brooks, Ketty Lester, Farmer John, Rolling Stones | 5 |
n.a. | Beatles on Radio, TV, and Sunday Concerts: Four New Songs on Film Album | 6 |
n.a. | Another British No. 1 in US: Peter and Gordon hit the top! | 6 |
n.a. | Top Sunday Shows [Arthur Howes Concert Series] | 6 |
n.a. | TV Date for Lee Hooker Cliff Prepares for TV Special Bachelors Act as Backing Group Three More Debuts [The High Numbers, The Moquettes, Firing Squad] Pop Liners Crickets' Dates On Palladium 'Ready, Steady' off to Knokke Searchers Booked Stones miss TV show Top quality recording tapes at less than half price |
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n.a. | Four Pennies on TV series 'live' Billy J. Kramer Variety Weeks Eartha Kit Plays Talk of Town Roy Orbison, "It's Over" The first American recording to top NME charts since 1962 |
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n.a. | Searchers Big TV Date, Tour with Dionne Fixed Millie and Lulu on 'Lucky Stars' Beatles, Pennies, Searchers, Stones in chart battle Jimmy Nichol to reform group Start at Cavern Non-stop TV beat show on Mondays [BBC-2, The Beat Room] Stones film postponed Donegan's Own Brighton Show Is Cilla Next? Sinatra's film King's Studios, Available for Rehearsal Any Time Lasky's Radio: "Beat Sound Bargains!!!" |
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Richard Green | Kenny 'Dolly' Ball Talks about Guv'nor Louis [Louis Armstrong] | 8 |
n.a. | Life Lines of Lulu | 8 |
D.G. | Two Els For the price of one [Kissin' Cousins film] | 8 |
NME | Five Years ago: Top Ten 1959, Week ending June 19 "Roulette," Russ Conway (Columbia) "A Fool Such As I" / "I Need Your Love Tonight," Elvis Presley (RCA) "Dream Lover," Bobby Darin (London) "Teenager in Love," Marty Wilde (Philips) "I've Waited So Long," Anthony Newley (Decca) "It Doesn't Matter Any More," Buddy Holly (Coral) "It's Late," Rick Nelson (London) "Side Saddle," Russ Conway (Columbia) "May You Always," Joan Regan (HMV) "Guitar Boogie Shuffle," Bert Wheedon (Top Rank) |
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Ten Years Ago: Top Ten 1954, Week Ending June 18 "Secret Love," Doris Day (Philips) "Such a Night," Johnnie Ray (Philips) "Friends and Neighbours," Billy Cotton (Decca) "Wanted," Perry Como (HMV) "The Happy Wanderer," Obenkirchen Choir (Parlophone) "I Get So Lonely," Four Knights (Capitol) "Someone Else's Roses," Joan Regan (Decca) "Heart of My Heart," Max Bygraves (HMV) "Cara Mia," David Whitfield (Decca) "Changing Partners," Kay Starr (Capitol) |
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n.a. | The Attic Club, schedule Great News, Mods! [clothing ad] The Dennisons, Club Noreik World-famous Jorgen Ingmann teaches you to play 8guitar by post Balding man? First time in the World! Full-size electric guitar complete with amplifier Foote: Drums, bass guitars, tenor saxes Burns professional equipment Regular army advertisement |
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Bill Wyman | NMExclusive: Stones wax 15 sides at Chuck's studio | 9 |
Ian Dove | Primitive Hooker [John Lee Hooker] | 9 |
Richard Green | Watch P.J. Proby Tomorrow | 9 |
Richard Green | Latest Sect—Downliners! | 9 |
Allen Evans | EPs Those Brilliant Shadows, The Shadows (Columbia) For You, Vols. 1 & 2, Elvis Presley (RCA Victor) The Sweetest Sounds, Eydie Gorme (CBS) Twangin' Up a Small Storm, Duane Eddy (RCA Victor) |
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n.a. | Fab Gear by mail Futurama Duo [guitar] Hercules Super-Dyne System [exercise] Ryemuse: Instrument sales, record shop, sound studios |
9 |
Chris Hutchins | Fury Wins! | 10 |
Andy Gray | Happy 'Holiday' Guaranteed with Frank and Kathy [Ifield, Kirby] | 10 |
Nat Hentoff | American Airmail | 10 |
n.a. | From You to Us | 10 |
n.a. | Bachelors Get Ready for 'Bonanza'! | 10 |
n.a. | Ray Charles and his Orchestra with the Raelets All Night Rave, Rolling Stones Fan Club 'Easy learn' lessons for piano accordion, guitar, trumpet, drums, harmonica, piano "S.R.M." Sound Cabinets Dynamic Tension [exercise ad] Robert Stigwood Associates Ltd. Royal Albert Hall, Big Beat Night |
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n.a. | Agent directory Radio Caroline, official t-shirt Ugly blackheads—out in seconds |
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The Alley-Cat | Tail-Pieces | 12 |
n.a. | Record of the Week! Jimmy
Nichol, Husky (Pye) "A Sad Story," George Bean (Decca) Peter & Gordon, departing for America [picture] Radio Luxembourg, full programmes AFN Highlights The Merseybeats, five original songs (Fontana) Donald Peers, "As Long as You Love Me a Little" (Columbia) The Bachelors, "Ramona" (Decca) Lou Bennett, "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" (Columbia) "I Won't Forget You," Jim Reeves (RCA) |
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Caroline Scherer, Spring 2010 | ||
No. 911 | 26 June 1964 | |
(cover page) | Epstein cables about his Beatles Troy Dante & The Infernos "This Little Girl" (Fontana) No. 10 Fantastic Seller! House of the Rising Sun The Animals on Colombia |
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N.A. | It's a real cool chew ... and that flavour lasts and lasts through a stack of swinging pops! So get with Beatmint — eight great pieces for only 3d. ANGLO BEATMINT | 2 |
N.A. | HERE IT IS! A NEW EP FROM THE BEATLES. LONG TALL SALLY. OUT NOW! | 3 |
N.A. | LOOK GOOD & FEEL GOOD in LEWIS LEATHERS. | 3 |
N.A. | First time in the World! FULL SIZE ELECTRIC GUITAR COMPLETE WITH AMPLIFIER. | 3 |
N.A. | TAKE FOUR!!!! ... of these FREE Catalogues (Selmer Electronics TRUVOICE, Fender Guitars, Selmer, Gibson) | 3 |
N.A. | Royal Albert Hall. BIG BEAT NIGHT the Fabulous ADAM FAITH & THE ROULETTES Special GUESTS from the U.S.A. ! The Crickets America's No.1 Vocal Group. P.J. Proby The New Sensation! The APPLEJACKS. Troy Dante & The Infernos. The Pickwicks. The Cherokees. Additional attraction, Barry St. John. | 4 |
N.A. | Great News Mods! Only By Taking Over the Complete Production Can We Make Well-Known Felt Badge Manufacturer Can We Make Such An Offer! | 4 |
Pye Records | Joe Brown "Don't" The Honey Combs "Have I the Right" Petula Clark "True Love Never Runs Smooth" Johnny Sandon "Donna Means Heartbreak" Bobby Lord "Take the Bucket to The Well" Sue Thompson "Bad Boy" Lonnie Donegan "Beans in My Ears" |
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N.A. | The Animals "The House of the Rising Sun" ( Colombia ) | 4 |
N.A. | From the NME 5 years ago TOP TEN 1959 — week ending June 26 Russ Conway, "Roulette" (Colombia) Bobby Darin, "Dream Lover" (London) Marty Wilde, "A Teenager in Love" (Philips) Elvis Presley, "A Fool Such As I" / "I Need Your Love Tonight" (RCA) Anthony Newley, "I've Waited So Long" (Decca) Russ Conway, "Side Saddle" (Columbia) Lonnie Donegan, "Battle of New Orleans" (Pye) Buddy Holly, "It Doesn't Matter Any More" (Coral) Rick Nelson, "It's Late" (London) Duane Eddy, "Peter Gunn" (London) |
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10 years ago TOP TEN 1954 — Week ending June 25 Doris Day, "Secret Love" (Philips) David Whitfield, "Cara Mia" (Decca) Johnnie Ray, "Such a Night" (Philips) Perry Como, "Wanted" (HMV) Four Knights, "I Get So Lonely" (Capitol) Perry Como, "Idle Gossip" (HMV) Billy Cotton, "Friends and Neighbours" (Decca) Joan Regan, "Someone Else's Roses" (Decca) Max Bygraves, "Heart of my Heart" (Decca) Al Martino, "Wanted" (Capitol) |
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N.A. | Harold Davison & Henri Goldgran Present Ray Charles and his Orchestra. Odeon Hammersmith. Astoria Finsbury Park. New Victoria. | 5 |
N.A. | A Great New Double-Sided Hit from Cliff Richard and The Shadows (Columbia) A Matter of Moments/On The Beach from the film "Wonderful Life" | 5 |
N.A. | No 1 LP in America . Louis Armstrong "Hello Dolly!" (London) | 5 |
Derek Johnson | Singles Review Ray Charles, "My Baby Don't Dig Me" / "Something's Wrong" (HMV) Brenda Lee, "Alone with You" / "My Dreams" (Brunswick) Beach Boys, "I Get Around" / "Don't Worry Baby" (Capitol) Pet Clark, "True Love Never Runs Smooth" / "Saturday Sunshine" (Pye) Clinton Ford, "The Wedding" / "Sleepy Valley Lullaby" (Colombia) Buddy Knox, "All Time Loser" / "Good Lovin'" (Liberty) |
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N.A. | LP Reviews Rolling Stones, The Rolling Stones (Decca) Buddy Holly, Buddy Holly Showcase (Coral) Beatles, With the Beatles (Parlophone) Searchers, It's the Searchers (Pye) Elvis Presley, Kissin' Cousins (RCA) Soundtrack, West Side Story (CBS) Bachelors, The Bachelors Plus Great Songs (Decca) The Merseybeats (Fontana) Roy Orbinson, In Dreams (London) |
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N.A. | Potted Pops Chris Rayburn, "I've Cried My Last Tear Over You" / "You Forgot to Say When" (Parlophone) Mark Raymond & The Crowd, "Girls"/ "Remember Me to Julie" ( Colombia ) Honeycombs, "Have I the Right?" / "Please Don't Pretend Again" (Pye) Terry Judge & the Barristers, "Try to Forget" / "I Don't Care" (Oriole) Victorians "Happy Birthday Blue" / "Oh What a Night for Love" (Liberty) Bobby Lord, "Take the Bucket to the Well" / "A Man Needs a Woman" (Hickory) Johnny Sandon, "Donna Means Heartbreak" / "Some Kinda Wonderful" (Hickory) Debbie Lee, "For Ever Man There's a Woman"/ "Can't You See" (Decca) Chris Farlow & the Thunderbirds, "What You Gonna Do?" / "Just a Dream" |
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N.A. | Dusty Springfield, "I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself" (Philips) | 6 |
N.A. | Robert Stigwood Associates LTD. Craven House. Solely representing: John Leyton, Mike Sarne, Mike Berry & the Innocents, Billie Davis, Don Spencer, the Le Roys, Billy Boyle |
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N.A. | Gus Backus, "Short on Love" / "Big Willie Broke Jail Tonight" (Polydor) | 6 |
N.A. | Listen to Alan Dell's Showcase. Radio Luxembourg . An E.M.I. Presentation on Every Sunday at 8 P.M. | 6 |
NME | Top Thirty 1. "It's Over," Roy Orbinson (London) 2. "Someone," Brian Poole and the Tremeloes (Decca) 3. "Hello Dolly," Louis Armstrong (London) 4. "You're My World," Cilla Black (Parlophone) 5. "Ramona," Bachelors (Decca) |
7 |
NME | Best Selling Sheet Music in
Britain
1. "Hello Dolly" (Chappell) 2. "Someone" (Burlington) 3. "You're My World" (Aberbach) 4. "It's Over" (Acuff-Rose) 5. "Juliet" (Flamingo) |
7 |
N.A. | New From EMI - the greatest recording organization in
the world Martha and the Vandellas, "In My Lonely Room" (Stateside) Long John Baldry and the Hoochie Coochie Men, "You'll Be Mine" (United Artists) The Roulettes, "I'll Remember Tonight" (Parlophone) The U.K.s "Every Faithful, Ever True" (HMV) Johnny Kidd and the Pirates, "Jealous Girl" (HMV) |
7 |
N.A. | Matt Monro, "I Love You Too" (Parlophone) | 7 |
N.A. | Christine Holmes, "Play Me a Sad Song" (Mercury) | 7 |
N.A. | Danny Williams, "Today" (from film "Company of Cowards") (HMV) | 7 |
N.A. | New On Sale Today The Nashville Teens, "Tobacco Road" (Decca) Marianne Faithfull, "As Tears Go By" (Decca) Elaine and Derek, "All the Sheep in the World" (Decca) The Cherokees, "You've Done It Again, Little Girl" (Decca) Debbie Lee "For Every Man There's a Woman" (Decca) Terry Stafford, "I'll Touch a Star" (London) Bill Black's Combo, "Tequila" (London) Brenda Lee, "Alone with You" (Brunswick) |
7 |
N.A. | The Applejacks, "Like dreamers do" (Decca) | 8 |
N.A. | Lulu and the Luvers, "Shout" (Decca) | 9 |
N.A. | Ember NEWS FLASH No. 30 In All American Charts — And Rising Fast "Rock Me Baby" BB King (Ember) Sonny Blake with his NEW SUNNY sound "Johnny Janvier" (Ember) At Your Record Shops Now! Introducing Mandy. The Dave Clark Five. |
9 |
N.A. | Burns Guitar Strings. No guitar sounds like a Burns ... but ANY guitar plays better with Burns strings. | 9 |
Derek Johnson | More singles by Derek Johnson Tony Washington, "Surely I Love You" / "Man to Man" Lonnie Mack, "Lonnie on the Move" / "Nice to Me" (Stateside) Nashville Teens, "Tobacco Road" / "I Like It Like That" (Decca) McKinleys, "When He Comes Along" / "Then I'll Know It's Love" (Colombia) Bill Black Combo, "Tequila" / "Raunchy" (London) Terry Stafford, "I'll Touch a Star" / "Suspicion" (London) Elaine & Derek, "All The Sheep in the World" / "The Boy I'm Gonna Marry" (Decca) The Jynx, "How" / "Do What They Don't Say" (Colombia) |
10 |
N.A. | Besson For Everything For The Beat Group Of Today. | 10 |
N.A. | Dynamic Sound Rapier 33. | 10 |
N.A. | A complete range of transistor amplifiers "the sound gets around" Burns | 11 |
N.A. | The shop for the group London's Leading Stockists suppliers of drums, guitars, amplifiers & echo units etc | 11 |
N.A. | Why Be Bald? (Hair pieces) | 11 |
N.A. | The new Beatles L.P. "A Hard Day's Night" | 11 |
N.A. | Al Saxon sings ... 'Mine All Mine' in Just For You | 12 |
N.A. | Just for You was recorded by De Lane Lea | 12 |
N.A. | A knockout LP by the Merseybeats. A second great hit from Millie, "Sweet William" (Fontana) stars of Just for Fun | 13 |
N.A. | "Just for Me Premier Drums" | 13 |
N.A. | Feldmans present The Music from "Just for You" including Freddie and the Dreamers "Just For You," The Bachelors "Low The Valley" / "The Fox," Peter and Gordon "Leave Me Alone" / "Soft as the Dawn," Millie "Sugar Dandy," The Merseybeats "Milkman," a Band of Angels "Hide 'n' Seek," Louise Cordet "It's So Hard to Be Good" | 13 |
N.A. | Just for You — by Topper (boots) | 13 |
N.A. | The Singing Strings of the Marvin Guitar | 14 |
N.A. | Foote has drums, bass guitars, tenor saxes | 14 |
N.A. | Ray Charles and his Orchestra with the Raelets | 14 |
N.A. | The Famous AKG Microphones to suit every purpose | 14 |
N.A. | Dubreq Studios (recording and cutting demo discs) | 14 |
N.A. | All Nite Rave Club Noreik presenting ... 4 + 1 Soundsation The Kinks Jimmy Crawford And the Shantells |
14 |
N.A. | Balding Man? (hair replacement) | 14 |
N.A. | Fabulous! New Crystal Clear Chandau for hair spray luxury everyday. | 14 |
N.A. | Jean Alexander Agency. Cliff Bennett. And The Rebel Rousers and many other groups. | 15 |
N.A. | J.D.S. Entertainments Agency. Solely Representing: Bern Elliot and the Fenmen — Decca. The Classmates — Decca. The Wackers — Oriole. | 15 |
N.A. | NEMS Enterprises LTD. Chas. McDevitt & Shirley Douglas Arthur Howes Limited Galaxy Entertainments Solely presenting: The Paramounts, Gene Vincent, The Outlaws, The Druids, The Prestons, The Problems |
15 |
N.A. | Rhythm 'n' Blues: Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames, Zoot Money, John Mayal, Dave Davani, The Tridents, Chris Farlowe, Northbank Bluesliners | 15 |
N.A. | Solely Representing: Screamin' Lord Sutch & the Savages, 'I'm a Hog For You,' Rockin Berries, the Fortunes,. Wayne Gibson, Danny Storm, the Zephyrs, Garry Mills, Jimmy Stevens & the Jackpots | 15 |
N.A. | Keith Powell and The Valets. Mike Sheridan and The Nightriders. | 15 |
N.A. | For All Beat & R 'n' B Groups, Bands & Soloists ring Jim Godbolt Agency LTD. | 15 |
N.A. | The Dictators "So Long Little Girl" Sole Agency | 15 |
Danny Schwartz, Spring 2010 | ||
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Edited and expanded, 13 November, 2000, grtedit 28-Feb-2016 |