| 7 September | No. 1130 | |
| Altham, Keith | Interview with Arthur Brown | 2 |
| Altham, Keith | Beach Boys Still Meditate | 3 |
| Smith, Alan | Aretha (26) Feels She’s a Lot Older | 4 |
| Moses, Ann | Monkees Film too Puzzling | 5 |
| Harris, June | Beatles ‘Submarine’ Mystery [Yellow Submarine] | 6 |
| Smith, Alan | Mary Hopkins New in Charts at No. 18 with "Those Were the Days" | |
| n/a | The Palace a Trumpet Bought [Herb Alpert’s £84,000 Pad] | 6, 7 |
| Bromley, Tony | From You to Us | |
| Johnson, Derek | Top Singles Review: "Wild Tiger Woman," The Move, "Baby Your Right for Me," Brenda & the Tabulations, "Lady Madonna," Fats Domino, "My Little Lady," The Tremolos, "Girl of Independent Means," Honeybus, "The Pain Goes on Forever," John Rowles, "If You Fell Like China Breaking," Jefferson Airplane, "This Girls in Love With You," Eydie Gorme, "Little Dum Dum," John Fred & His Playboy Band, "Our Little Boat," Jackie Trent & Tony Hatch, "Living in Limbo," Dodie West, "Sealed with A Kiss," Gary Lewis & The Playboys, "If You Go Away," Dusty Springfield, "The Right to Cry," Erma Franklin |
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| n/a | NME top 30: 1. "I‘ve Gotta Get a Message, You," Bee Gees 2. "Do it Again," Beach Boys 3. "Hey Jude," The Beatles 4. "This Guy’s in Love with You," Herb Alpert 5. "I Say a Little Prayer," Aretha Franklin |
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| Britain’s top 15 LP’s 1. Bookends, Simon and Garfunkle 2. Hollies Greatest Hits, The Hollies 3. Delilah, Tom Jones 4. Wheels of Fire, Cream 5. In Search of the Lost Chord, Moody Blues |
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| n/a | Dusty Springfield’s Follow Up to "I Close
My Eyes and Count to Ten" and TV plugs set Traffic’s U.S. Tour Pushed Back One Week Due to Member Chris Wood’s Collapse Pentangle Signs Three Year Deal with Warner-Reprise Deep Purple Well on Their Way to Gold Disk Status in the U.S. with Hush U.S. Disk Sales All Time Peak EMI Has Secured Release Rights of Two Major U.S. Labels, Dunhill and Stax New pop LP’s Selling at a Low 10 Shillings! Small Faces to Produce the Herd’s Next Single Lou Reed Flew to America to Talk with MGM about Writing a Movie Score Supremes to Play Two British Dates in November Make Way for the Archies, the Latest American Beat Group Moody Blues Return from Czechoslovakia Amen World Tour, No Home Bookings for Six Months Status Quo to Do a Six Country European Tour in December "Sunshine of Your Love"- Cream to Be Released on September 27th Dave Dee to Play at London’s Royal Albert Hall in November The release of the Rolling Stones Begger’s Banquet May Be Further Delayed over Dispute over Sleeve BBC-TV; Bing, Sinatra, Bennet Guest in Dean Martin Series |
10-11 |
| n/a | Great South Coast Holiday Pop Festival Review; British Debut of Jefferson Airplane | 12 |
| Green, Richard | Traffic a Big Success | 13 |
| Green, Richard | “Topless Dancers Drove Me Out,” Says Sly of the Family Stone | 14 |
| Altham, Keith | Leapy Lee Jumps into Charts to No.23 with Little Arrows | |
| Evans, Allen | LP Reviews: Election-Election, Great Performances-Jackie De Shannon, Take a Look-Irma Thomas, Come by Here-Inez & Charlie Fox, | 16 |
| n/a | Canned Heat Visits Britain from America | 18 |
| n/a | Rock Steady, the New Dance Craze Popular in Jamaica Is Coming to Britain | |
| The Alley Cat | Tail-Pieces | |
| n/a | Classified Ads, Radio Luxembourg Program Llisting | 19 |
| n/a | Ad for Mary Hopkin’s New Single "Those Were the Days" | 20 |
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| Benjamin Butler, February 2004 | ||
| 14 September | No. 1131 | |
| n/a | Beatles No.1 Again and a Short Autobiography | 2 |
| n/a | From You to Us | |
| Altham, Keith | The Banned Stones LP Cover [Rolling Stones] | 3 |
| Smith, Alan | "It’s a Great Life I Have," Says Mary Hopkin | 4 |
| Altham, Keith | Andy Fairweather Low Is New Teen Idol | 5 |
| n/a | R.C.A. Welcomes New U.S. Chart Toppers Nilsson, The Grassroots, and Paula Wayne | |
| Johnson, Derek | Singles: ‘Les Bicyclettes De Belsize’- Engelbert Humperdink ‘The Red Balloon’- Dave Clark Five ‘The Wreck of the Antoinette’- Dave Dee ‘You Forget to Remember’- Vince Hill ‘You’ll Get Me Loving You’- Helen Shapiro ‘Can’t You Find Another Way’- Sam & Dave ‘Some Got It, Some Don’t’- Brenton Wood ‘Love Is Here to Stay’- Chris Montez ‘You Want to Me’- Bobby Hebb ‘You’re All I Need to Get By’- Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell ‘That’s No Way to Say Goodbye’-Julie Felix |
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| NME | Top 30 1. ‘Hey Jude’- The Beatles 2. ‘I’ve Gotta Get a Message to You’- The Bee Gees 3. ‘Do It Again’- The Beach Boys 4. ‘I Say a Little Prayer’- Aretha Franklin 5. ‘Hold Me Tight’- Johnny Nash |
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| NME | Top LP's 1. Bookends- Simon and Garfunkle 2. Hollies Greatest Hits- The Hollies 3. Delilah- Tom Jones 4. Wheels of Fire- Cream 5. Mr. Wonderful- Fleetwood Mac |
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| n/a | The Monkees Complete Work on Their First Film
Sooner than Expected Julie Driscoll and Brian Auger Trinity Dropped by London Weekend TV Lulu, Driscoll, Auger Trinity, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Alan Bown stars of Yorkshire TV The Herd Announce Future Recordings to Be Produced by Andy Bown and Peter Frampton The Fuggs Arrive in Britain on September 18 Radio 1 Lunch Shake up Set Dusty Springfield’s Next US Tour Postponed until November Bee Gee Barry Gibb Wants to Quit but Must Stay until 1970 Humperdink to America this Autumn 200 Fans Have Been Invited to Move’s First Recording Session Status Quo and the Troggs Have Postponed October Tours of America Mickie Most No Longer Producer for the Yardbirds Beatles’ Hit Notches 2 million Sales Mary Hopkin Set to Topple Her Beatle Bosses on the Charts |
8-9 |
| Green, Richard | Great Traffic LP, review of the new Traffic LP entitled Traffic | 10 |
| Evans, Allen | LPs Two a Penny- Cliff Richard Friends- Beach Boys Idea- The Bee Gees Folsom Prison- Johnny Cash One More Time- Wayne Newton Cupids Hot Again [Cupid’s Inspiration] |
10 |
| Smith, Alan | The Hollies Sorted Out | 10 |
| Logan, Nick | Status Quo at NME Talking about Their Hit, "Ice in the Sun" | 12 |
| Harris, June | America Calling | 12 |
| Moses, Ann | James Brown’s Show Already Received Two Airings on Major Network | 12 |
| n/a | The Bee Gees Spent a Week in Hollywood and Hid Out | 12 |
| n/a | The Versatile Mason Williams | 13 |
| n/a | New to the Charts, The Doors, Vanity Fair | 13 |
| n/a | Fleetwood Mac to Add a Third Lead Guitarist | 13 |
| Altham, Keith | Simon and Garfunkle Are as Big in America as Beatles Are in UK | 14 |
| n/a | Doors- Airplane London Debut | 14 |
| n/a | Lifelines of Johnny Nash [short biography] | 14 |
| n/a | Classified Ads | 15 |
| Altham, Keith | Stars Love Charity Soccer, Including Brian Poole, Barry Mason, Leapy Lee, Keith Moon | 16 |
| n/a | Canned Heat at Revolution Last Week | |
| The Alley Cat | Tail Pieces | |
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| Benjamin Butler, 6 March 2004 | ||
| 21 September | No. 1132 | |
| Smith, Alan | George [Harrison] Is a Rocker Again! | 3 |
| Altham, Keith | Our Live Shows More Subversive Than ‘Street Fightin’ Man!" | 4 |
| Barrow, Tony | ‘Seeds’ Which Grew into an Apple [Beatles history outline] | 5 |
| Johnson, Derek | Singles Reviews [Traffic, Troggs, Marmalade, Cliff Richard, Simon Dupree and the Big Sound, Solomon Burke, Grassroots, Merrilee Rush and the Turn Abouts] | 6 |
| NME | TOP 30 1. "Hey Jude," the Beatles |
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| N/A | A208 Reshape: ‘New Talent’ Offer [Luxembourg radio station
puts more emphasis on live shows] Record Sales Up [CBS has sales increase] Michael Carr Dies Popliners Stones’ Africa Movie The ‘Grateful Dead’ coming to Britain Moodies Plan Second London Concert Herd Japan Offer [The Herd to tour Japan] Sly, Stone Tour Shock [Sly won’t go on stage with out specific amps] Rockin’ Lose a Berry [Geoff Turton left the Rockin’ Berries] Channel to Stay in London [Bruce Channel to settle in London] |
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| N/A | Casuals for Frost TV Show – Plus Beach Boys’ Package? Herd, Partridge, Bruce singles, A Leapy Revival, Beatles Cover |
8-9 |
| N/A | U.S Fears For Nice, So Delay [Nice decide not to tour U.S,
fearing for their personal safety] Troggs Vienna Bound Pilot Dave Dee Rescue Standby Engelbert London Cabaret Debut Late Next Month Amen ‘In Dispute’ [band disputing with manager] Radio 1 Starts [bands to appear on the ‘David Cash Show’] Pete on Sunday [Pete Murray begins new Sunday night radio show] |
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| Evans, Allen | LPs Reviewed [The Seekers, Otis Redding, Ray Charles, Doors, Jose Feliciano, Willie Mitchell, Tony James and the Shondells, Charlie Kunz, Louis Armstrong, Little Richard] | 10 |
| Altham, Ketih | Kinks Reminiscing on The Village Green | 10 |
| Johnson, Derek | More Singles Reviews [Sly and the Family Stone, Eeny Meeny, Janie Jones, Spanky and Our Gang, Helmut Zacharias and his Orchestra, Amboy Dukes] | 10 |
| Moses, Ann | New Look Elvis [Elvis plays cowboy in ‘Charro!"] | 11 |
| Green, Richard | Goes Afloat with Nice | 11 |
| Smith, Alan | Canned Heat Have Sunflower, Bear & Tree Man | 12 |
| Bromley, Tony | From You to Us | 12 |
| Logan, Nick | Elvis Influenced Doors Jim | 13 |
| Dylan’s Backing Group In | 13 | |
| Altham, Ketih | Leapy’s a Compulsive Clown | 14 |
| Memphis Falls for Our Dusty | 14 | |
| Nesbit, Jan | Trad in Herman Pic | 16 |
| Alley Cat, The | Tail Pieces | 16 |
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| Ezra Selove—8 April 2002 | ||
| 28 September | No. 1133 | |
| Smith, Alan | George Says… [Interview with Harrison] | 3 |
| Casuals Had Italian Engineer With Cotton Wool In His Ears | 5 | |
| N/A | Life-Lines Of Canned Heat | 6 |
| Green, Richard | Marty Wilde’s Chart Return-As Writer! | 6 |
| Moss, Ann | Monkees Film Is ‘Head!’ | 6 |
| Logan, Nick | Latest Singles Reviewed [Tony James and the Shondells, Jethro Tull, Nilsson, Dorian Gray, Turtles, David Garrick, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Roy Orboson, Paul Raven, Martha Reeves and the Vandellas, Bob Brady and the Con Chords, Joe Cocker, Procession, Chicken Shack] | 8 |
| NME | Top 30 1. "Hey Jude," the Beatles |
9 |
| N/A | Mama Cass For London Rediffusion Label [new record label] New Negro Label Cyril Back Moves Beatles Double Album Nov 16 With 24 Tracks All The Sinatra And All The Deans On BBC-TV Spec Dave Dee Extra Panto Symbols U.S Delay |
10 |
| N/A | Status, Leapy Lee, Jane russel, Frost TV Sinatra Waxes British Affair ‘No" to ₤25,00 – Australia Confirmed |
10-15 |
| Shondells Out Of Scott Tour, Casuals, Cupid
In Radio 1 Line-Up Anita Bossa Nova [Anita Harris’ next single will be bossa nova style] Pantangle Special [special half-hour show on TV about band to be aired] Amen-Love-Fare Doors Return For Concerts Cash at Christmas [Johnny Cash to tape Christmas Radio 1 show] |
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| N/A | NME Newsreel Page [Jimmy Bryant has car shaped like guitar] | 16 |
| Smith, Alan | George Says… [Interview with Harrison continuation] | 16 |
| Gray, Andy | Cliff, The Star Stayer | 12 |
| Gray, Andy | When Hank And Bruce Were in Huge Skiffle Group | 13 |
| Altham, Keith | Moodies Sleeping Giants | 18 |
| Evans Allen | LPs [Sly and the Family Stone, Big Brother and Holding Company, Wilson Pickett, Wynder K. Frog, Nirvana, Tramaline’s, Frank Sinatra, Duke Ellington, Super Hits, Lonnie Donnegan, More Stars of ’68, Frank Chacksfield, Russ Conway, Autumn Chartbusters, Donovan, Chris Barber] | 18 |
| Logan, Nick | Jack Bruce on Cream Split | 19 |
| Altham, Keith | Moodies Sleeping Giants [continuation] | 19 |
| Altham, Keith Green, Richard |
Two Big Stars Praise Jimi [John Mayall and Bruce Johnston as big stars] | 20 |
| Green, Richard | Neat, Clean Image Helps Vanity Fair | 21 |
| Green, Richard | New to the Charts | 21 |
| Alley Cat, The | Tail Pieces | 22 |
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