MelodyMaker

July 22, 1967 9d weakly

BEATLES

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Ze0417. at 14: THE Beatles arc back on the early Beatles working on in the

at the top! Their formula. studios as part of theSs- " All You Need Is " All You Need Is Our World TV pro -fir

6

Love " climbed to Love " is the song that gramme.. number one this week 400 million people A spokesman for`I- dislodging the Mon- round the world Nerns told the MM on

watched the Beatles Monday: " Apart from

s

kees, the group based

Flower power hitsthe chart SCOTT

McKENZIE makesnumber 8 n JIMIHENDRIX in New

York 0 EPSTEIN onthe Beatles hit

VOW OF FLOWER POWERSCOTT McKENZIE SPEAKS ON PAGE 8

the record's successthere is absolutely nofresh news about thegroup at the moment."

George Harrisonsaid on Monday: " Fab.Gear. It's great you

-.111M111111191107/.4/".4w/lA * WPAUL IN SECRET SESSION

PAUl. dream group

A MILLION -POUND dreamgroup was assembled by

Paul McCartney and GrahamNash of the Hollies for a topsecret, experimental recordingsession in London last week.

The proceedings were so hush-hush that no one concernedwould comment.

But among those present behindthe locked doors of the Kings -

way Studios were Paul. Gra-ham, Spencer Davis, DaveMason of Traffic). GaryLeeds, Barry Fantoni andmembers of the Scaffold, in-cluding Paul's brother. Mike

McGear.The session featured Liverpool

poet Roger McGough, who isalso a member of the Scaffold.He was backed by an all-stargroup beyond the financialreach of any commercial pro-ducer.

Paul played a Mellotron. withGraham, Spencer and DaveMason on guitars. Gary ondrums and Fantoni playingtenor sax

The recording will remain adream session as all the starsare under contract to differentrecording companies.

,

a

know because wenever really expectthese things to hap-pen."

Ringo commented:" We've got love."

COLTRANE DIESIN NEW YORK

JAZZ giant JohnColtrane died sud-

denly in a New Yorkhospital of a liver com-plaint on Monday. Hewas 40.

Coltrane, wInner ofnumerous polls all over theworld. first cattle to prom,nen" in the early Pitieswith

the bands of DiagyCdlespie. Earl tonic andjohnny Hodges. but it wasnot until he joined the

legendary Miles Davis Quin-ine in 195mass5 that herecaced the ive eroticalacclairn-and abuse-whichfollowed him throughout hisCa Peel.

The tenor -soprano sexistwas intermittently withMiles until 1960 when Iseleft to form his own Quar-tet which included Elvinlone.. McCoy Tyner. andReggie Workman. who waslatter replaced by limn,Garrison.

In 1965. Traneexperimenting with the instrumentatton of the group

and at the end of the yeartones and Tyner left,

Along with Miles Davisand Or ere Coleman. Colt-rane was spiritual leaderof the avant garde moat-ment. Young mutictansfound places in hi -.groupand he often assisted inproviding them with re-,dtdme Opportunities.

Always a controversialfigure during the servaldifferent stylistic stages ofhis career, he was un-doubtedly one 01 the mostinfluential 'Maw, of thepost bop era.

Nit 2-MELODY MAKER, July 22, 1907

1 (3) ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE2 (1) ALTERNATE TITLE3 (6) IT MUST BE HIM4 (5) SHE'D RATHER BE WITH ME5 (2) A WHITER SHADE OF PALE6 (10) SEE EMILY PLAY7 (4) THERE GOES MY EVERYTHING

8 (26) SAN FRANCISCO9' (7) CARRIE ANNE

10 (9) CROOVIN'11 (8) PAPER SUN12 (15) RESPECT

Beatles, ParlophoneMonkees, RCA

Vikki Carr, LibertyTurtles, London

Procol Harum, DeramPink Floyd, Columbia

Engelbert Humperdinck, DeccaScott McKenzie, CBS

Hollies, ParlophoneYoung Rascals, Atlantic

Traffic, IslandAretha Franklin, Atlantic

13 (12) SEVEN ROOMS OF GLOOM Four Tops, Tamla Motown14 (14) STRANGE BREW Cream, Reaction15 (III HERE COME THE NICE Small Faces, Immediate16 (23) LET'S PRETEND Lulu, Columbia17 (13) OKAY Dave Dee. Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich, Fontana18 (17) IF I WERE A RICH MAN Topol, CBS19 (16) DON'T SLEEP IN THE SUBWAY Petula Clark, Pye20 (19) TAKE ME IN YOUR ARMS AND LOVE ME

Gladys Knight and the Pios, Tamla Motown21 (22) JUST LOVING YOU Anita Harris, CBS22 (-1 UP UP AND AWAY Johnny Mann Singers, Liberty23 (20) SWEET SOUL MUSIC Arthur Conley, Atlantic24 (18). THE HAPPENING Supremes, Tamla Motown25 (-) YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE Nancy Sinatra. Reprise26 (-) I WAS MADE TO LOVE HER Stevie Wonder, Tamla Motown27 (-) DEATH OF A CLOWN Dave Davies. Pye28 (-) TONIGHT IN TOKYO Sandie Shaw, Pye29 (21) SILENCE IS GOLDEN Tremeloes, CBS30 (30) SHAKE Otis Redding, Stax

© LONGACRE PRESS LTD., 1967

POP 30 PUBLISHERSVolondo; 19 Welbeck; 20 Carlin; 21 Cheapen; 1 Northern Songs; 2 Screen Gems, 3 Metric, 4

:2 Corti, 23 Copyright Control; 24 Carlin, 25

,nited Artists. 26 lobete; 27 Carlin; 20 Peter4a II Island,

12 Shopiso Bernstein; 13. Scot10

t, 14 Dragons; I,..saurice; 29 Ardmore and Beechwood; 30 Kogs Avakok Invnediote: 16 Carlin; 17 Lynn, 18

US TOP TENAs listed by "Billboard"

I III WINDY The Association, Warner Bros.2 (81 CAN'T TAKE MY EYES OFF YOU

Fronki Vogl, Philips3 MI LIGHT MY FIRE Doors, Elektro4 (4) SAN FRANCISCO "WEAR SOME

FLOWERS IN YOUR HAIR"Scott McKenzie, Ode

5 121 LITTLE BIT 0' SOULMusic Explosion, Laurie

6 (-) I WAS MADE TO LOVEtev

HERSie Wender, Tornio

7 Ill UP UP AND AWAY51h Dimension, Soul CitY

8 (10) A WHITER SHADE O PALEPrFocol Harem. ()morn

9 (9) C'MON MARIANNEFour Seasons, Philips

10 1E1 COME ON DOWN TO MY BOATEvery Mother's Son, MGM

TOP TEN JAZZI FOREST FLOWER

Charles Lloyd, AtlanticSWINGIN' NEW BAND (LP)

Buddy Rich, Fontono3 JIMMY SMITH'S GREATEST BITS LP)

Jimmy Smith,(Verve

1,, LUIS RUSSELL STORY ILPILuis Russell, Parlophone

5 (ICl/ PLAY BACH Vol. 2 (LP)Jacques Loussier, Globe

SIXES AND SEVENS (LP)/city Roll Morton, Forgone

7 KICKS ,LP) Nat King Cole, Fontono- STAN GETZ GREATEST HITS (LP)

Stan Get., Verve9 if,) ANYTHING GOES (LP)

Dave Brubeck, CBS10 EAST BROADWAY RUNDOWN (LP)

Sonny Rollins (HMV)

Chart compiled from returns from the followingstores: RECORD AND TAPES, Swansea, PETE

RUSSELL, Plymouth, CAVENDISH HOUSE, Chel-tenham; 'RAYNERS, Bristol, DISCERY, Birming-ham: FENNELL'S, Coventry: VALANCES, Leeds,1 G. WINDOWS. Newcastle; NEMS, Livorno:4;CUTHBEFtTSON'S, Glasgow, RUSHWORTH ANDDREAPER, Liverpool. BARRY'S, Manchester;COLLETT'S. London. DOBELL'S. London, ASMAN'S.

,),11rNS 1,,ndob

TOP TEN LPs1 0, SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS

CLUB BAND Beatles, Parlophone2 (2) THE MONKEES HEADQUARTERS

Monkees, RCA3 131 THE SOUND OF MUSIC

Monkees, RCA7 I-) TOM JONES LIVE AT THE TALK

OF THE TOWN Torn Jones, Decco8 (101 MAMA'S AND PAPA'S DELIVER

Mama's and Papa's, RCA9 (8) EVOLUTION Hollis, Parlophone

10 I-9 SMALL FACES Small Faces, Immediate

Soundtrock, RCA4 MI ARE YOU EXPERIENCED

ltrni Hendrix, Track5 (Al FIDDLER ON THE ROOF

London Cost, CBS6 (51 MORE OF THE MONKEES

TOP TEN FOLK1 12) A DROP OF THE HARD STUFF ILPI

Dubliners, Motor Minor2 Ili NICOLA (LP) Bert lanuh, Tronsorlontic3 I-1 SO CHEERFULLY ROUND (LP)

Young Tradition, Transatlantic4 THE BEST OF THE DUBLINERS (LP)

Dubliners, Transatlantic5 IV) INCREDIBLE STRING BAND (LP)

Incredible String Band, Elektro6 (-I BERT JANSON ILPI

Bert lonsch, Transatlantic7 (3) A PORTRAIT OF JOAN BAEZ (LP/

Joan Baez, Fontono8 (7) DAVID McWILLIAMS SINGS DAVID

McWILLIAMS (LP)David McWilliams, Transatlantic

9 (-I CHANGES ILPI Julie Felix, Fontono10 141 THE BOYS WON'T LEAVE THE

GIRLS ALONE (LP)Clancy Brothers, CBS

Chart cpiled from returns from the followingomsCores: RECORDS AND TAPES, Swansea; CAVEN-DISH HOUSE, Cheltenhorn, RAYNERS, Bristol;D1SCERY, Birmingham; FENNELL'S, Coventry;VALANCES, Leeds; 1 G. WINDOWS, Newcastle;HEMS, Liverpool; CUTHBERTSON'S, Glasgow;BARRY'S, Manchester; cottErr's, London;COMPS, London; ENGLISH FOLK DANCE SONGSOCIETY. Lyndon.

IN NEXT WEEKS MELODY MAKER

ANITA HARRISREVIEWS THE NEW SINGLES

IN

BL ND DATE

WELSH: tours Britain

Alex Welsh

at NewportALEX

WELSH and his bandare to play the Newport

Jazz Festival next year. As aresult of discussions betweenNewport organiser GeorgeWein and Jack Higgins ofthe Harold Davison Agency,Wein has agreed to presentthe Welsh band at Newport'68.

On September 22, Alex andthe band begin a tour ofBritain in support of Amen.ca cornet star Ruby Breit

ur opens at OsterleyJa b and closes in Man.ehe2t0t October 8.

II KLEIN

BEACH BOYS DISC

ON STATES RADIORELEASED HERE IN JULY

THE new Beach Boys single " Heroes and

Villains "- due out here on July 28 -was played on key radio stations in Americalast week, reports Ren Grevatt. And the discwasn't even in the company's official releaselists.

The group were so excited about the discthey took their own dubs to two Los Angelesstations which had dubs made and shipped themto other stations across the country.

Meanwhile Murray Wilson, father of Brian, Carl andDennis, who publishes the song, slapped a restriction on

the airplay.

VaudevilleBand singerfor hospital

ALAN KLEIN, singer withthe new Vaudeville

Band, may have to qult thegroup for up to three monthsto go into hospital.

He is suffering from a dis-eased throat, said the greu5.publicist Leslie Perrin. e

will go into hospital at theend of their American tourand will definitely be off forthe whole of November.

The group are hoping thatKlein can have hospital treat-ment and be back at workbefore they start rehearsalsfor their first pantomime sea-son at the Alexandria Theatre,Birmingham. Rehearsals starton December 11, the showopens on December 23 andwill -continue until March 2.

The group leave on Satur-day (22) for America for a

series of cabaret dates anda major tour of Americancities in Octobr with jazzstar Louis Armsetrong.

U.S. WANT BEE GEES

THEBee Gees, who returned

from a two week trip toAmerie.a last weekend, havebeen flooded with offers to re-turn to the USA.

Their manager Robert Stig.wood said on Monday thatdespite the offers, the group

would not return this year.They will probably make theirUS concert debut at CarnegieHall New York in January.

Their first album "The BeeGees' First- has been heldup because of technicaltrouble. It will not now beissued until July 28 when itwill simultaneously be re-leased on Atlantic in theStates_

GOTHIC IN RIEMME

BRITAIN'S Gothic Jab, Bandare appearing at a festi-

val in Riemme, Belgium thisweekend with clarinettist Al-bert Nicholas.

They appear on Saturdayand Sunday (22 and 23). TheFrench group Les HaricotsRouges are also on the bill.

GETZ

This Is the first BeachBoys single to be releasedon their own Brothers Re-cords label, distributed byCapitol. Capitol were In factin the process of designinga new label logo.

The LP "Smiles" Is be-lieved to have been scrap.ped.

Bruce Johnson flies to Bri-tain on August 5 for a weekof promotional dates includ-ing Juke Box Jury (12); Sat.urday Club (12) and DiscJockey Derby (15).

RASCALS DISC

1'111. Young Reseals follow-. up to "(rronvin',.. cur-rently number 10 In the Pop30, will be "A Girl Like You,"released nn August 4,

The Rascals return to Brit.ain in October, opening theirtour at Finsbury Park Astoria

ZOOT'S BIG

ROLL BAND

SPLITS UP70a1 MONEY'S Big Roll

Band has split up afterfive years with a virtuallyunchanged perumnel,

Zoot, who clinic to fameas the Bournemouth Ironer"but never succeeded In gellinga big record hit told the MMthin week: "Geoff Condon(trumpet) and John Almond(woo have gone to Join AlanPrice, Paul Williams (vocals)has gguono. Role' and Nick New.

on October 4, np,r) Is taking a boll.Other dates set Include day. Colin Allen (drums) and

Newcastle City Hall (2) Li, Andy Somers (guitar) arro

erponl Empire (0), ColstonHall, Bristol (9) and the Coe -

entry Theatre (15).

Scott Clubinvite Getz

LONDON'S Ronnie Scott Club has Invited tenor star StanGet, to play a season there later this year, Getz, who

was in Britain on his way to Greece, told the club's PeteKing he would like to accept, "Negotiations must nowwait until he gets home from Greece," King told the MM

this week.

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How Whiteman really sounded...

12 original arrangements in hi-fi recordings

directed by the 'King of Jazz' himself

and all for only

20/914201e of 1.1,art: Pacers Comsany 1..161 Decca 00cC ciao FnCanktnent London Ski

Yusef Latent, currently atRonnie's, continue. until Aug-ust 5. Marian Montgomery,American singer resident inthis country, takes over thesinging role opposite Latenton Monday (24) for two weeksShe replaces Elaine Delmer,who is at the club until Sat-urday,

Next attraction at Scott'scommences on Monday, Aug.ust 7 when tenor duo ZootSims and Al Cohn begin afour -week emotion. With themon the hill is singer MarkMurphy. Mark appears at the

night.club on Sunday (30) for one

PIRATES ANSWER"WE shall carry on re.

1'V gardless," said RadioCaroline first of the pop pie.ales this week as the Govern-ment's August 15 deadlinefor a ban on off -shore radiocomes nearer.

We shell move our offl.ces to Amsterdam. Paris,Toronto and New York," saida Caroline spokesman onTuesday.

"The ship Mi Amigo willcontinue to broadcast offFrinton, but there will bemore problems. Anybody witha British passport on the boatruns the risk of prosecutionif they re-enter the country.But half our DJs are notBritish anyway. They aremainly Canadian and Aust..ban. We'll do our very bestto stay with our listeners."

Said a Radio Londonspokesman on Tuesday: "Wewill be making a full state-

lment about our future onAugust I. Meanwhile we oreasking the Government to delay the bill until the provi-sion of a fully operationalland -based alternative is avail.aole. We want to see com-mercial radio on a regionalbask open to tender like the

We feel the de.TrnVand"ifour commercial radiohas been proved and wewould like the chance to ten-der Radio London does not

M4" al INi"

staying with me, We ow 1,0 -

log LO re fortis S4 II a 1111W

approach to music."Sald Andy Somme: " We

Were frustrated playing soulmusic and think it will cometo un end In about six months.We will be able to piny ourown songs now, which wehave been wanting to do fora year."

The group's last gig wasat Manor House lard Fridayand the new group, expectedto be Involved In the psyche.deft mrrvernent will maketheir debut at Windsor JaZzFestival In August,

RICHARD ABROAD

KEITH RICHARD of theRolling Stones was grant-

ed permission last week to goabroad " for business teas,one."

Richard in awaiting thehearing of his appeal againsta one year prison sentenceafter being found guilty of al-lowing his house to be usedfor the smoking of IndianHemp.

Jogger was sentenced tothree months for posnessingfour pep pills. Both were re-leased from jail on hail total-ling C14,000,

Their:It:peals will he heard

STAX STARS TOUR

IMPRESARIO Arthur Howe,In bringing In Stax stars

Sam and Dave, Arthur Conleyand Percy Sledge to Britainfor a package tour In Sept-ember.

The bill will be completedby British artists.

Dates for the full tour andfor a visit to Scandinavia arecurrently being worked out byHowes

GRAHAM AT SCOTT'S

NEXTIn the series of

P lans arItolYnnibelaSchaotnt'doin

Place will be on Monday (24)

featuring Graham Collier's 12.

piece.

They will he playing at

rangements by Graham, Kenny

Wheeler and Carl Jenkins.

Other booking at the .Old

Place include Chris Meor (25), poets Pete BMWS,

And Roberta and Gnat..Lawton (20), Dave Gaily gelBarbara Thomsen (27) and

Soh Stuckey P81.

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McKENZIE

WILL NOT

APPEAR AT

SAVILLES( o-ri Mehl N/ II whose

"San Francisco (wearflowers in your hair)' num-ber eight this week in theMM Pop 30, is undecidedabout a proposed trip toI .urope.

Wile producer. loll Adlerand John Miller, of theMame'. and Papa's. he Is cur

"lly planning the recordinescdihedele tor his fee alleun,due out in early autumn

there ere to, definite plansfor a Brinell trip - but evenII be ornate, en telli not ap-pear at the Seville theatrePreliminary covenantee lookploy netween the Saville andScort's representatives, but dnes decided nut to appear atthe theatre A ahnrt intentcolour film Scott at theMoterey Festival has beenedited and sive-Rot. led with"San Francis, -1" and will be

on Lltitish TV in the nexttortweeniado

MORE ANIMALS

FRK111305 and the New

Animals have newsingle, "Good Tinto," nut on111.51 on Aogusi 11.

t WOOD rs that Hie WOOD Wd5 tO tour by ourseNcs.

Giant benefit

planned forRolling Stones

A GIANT benefit concert In aid of Rolling StonesMick Jagger and Keith Richard will be held in

London in the autumn.Slick and Keith or entb, warring for tbetray

peal against recent convictions on drug charges to heheard on July 31

The concert Will tut held at Alexandra Palace onSeptember 0, and the Pink Floyd. currently at six in theMM Pop 30 with "See Emily Play," will be amongihose appearing

LOUIS ARMSTRONG FOR DUBLIN

LOLDS ARMSTRONG'S All -Stars, shortly In Europefor dates on the Continent, will play two shows

al the Adelpht, Dublin, on Monday, July 24. Fromthere, Louis and the group go on to the Riviera totake part In the Antibes Jane Festival on Thursday(27). There will be no British concerts for the Ali -Stars on this tour.

PRESLEY'S NEW

SINGLE FROM- LATEST FILMELVIS PRESLEY'S new British single is "Long Legged

Girl (With The Short Dress On)" from his new DoubleTrouble film.

The B-side Is That's Someone You Never forget"Flom, whose wile Priscilla is eerier ling a baby next Fehre

sty, started shooting 'n his new Sim Speedway last week Thelilt, costars Nancy Sinatra

THOMPSON BACK

BRITAIN'S Eddie Thompson,the pianist who settled

In the USA in 1962, arrivedIn this country last week ona working holiday. He will hehere until August 30.

Eddie is playing low lobswhile In Britain. He appearedat the Bull'. Head. Barnes onMotley, and has a date fixedal the Hop Vine Wembley1271 On Monday 1241 he records a 3131 Scene programmewhich will he heard the fel',wine Sunday

MM'S OFF TO PRAGUEFANTASTIC laze weekend In

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I. offering readers with a special los,price nip in the Inierotiorml nallFestival on (blether 20, 21 and 22.

Starring at the festhal are: RolandKirk, the Charles Lloyd Quartet, MarkMurphy, Eddie Lockjaw Davis, SluffSmith. the Senn) Clarke -FraneyBoland Rig Band and Motet and topBur groups ham Relglunt. Germany,Crecholosakia and R1, Including survey af Boehm Dar

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GRAHAM BOND SPLIT?

pERSONNLI changes maytake place M the Gridiron

Bond Organisation shortl.Tenorist Dirk Heckman SmithIs considering leasing after afour year stint, and drummerJon I -Moon aged 20 may alsoleave In a months lime.

The Graham Bond Organise.unit at one lime IncludedGinger Baker and Jack BTU,,now with the Cream Dustmanleft the New Joe OrchestraIn replace baker

latest addition to the groupwar guitarist John MorrehendGraham may reform the Or-gan/SWIM with new youngplayers, or 50 abroad to work,r. nntIntni

DELLA CONCERTS ?

I kr MAGID, US nimagerof Della Rose, O. C

Smith, Ruth Olay and otherartists, arrived In London lastweek for a fortnight's visit.Ile is trying In arrange too -

rare booking. for Della In BrItaln later this year.

Magid told the MM on Mondes " Baud stimulating a

little Della action here I niorrently fie ntunng for the

hese. Smith story In whichDella will star We In he cal-led 'Mut Soul' end may hea loge or Rim play co evena TV sprelel While I'm inBritain I'm also, looking aroundfor talent to mord and lakeConk In the et ot. "

ACTION CHANGE

Tim Action are to changetheir name, although the

new one ha ant yet beendecided.

regenist 1.n Whiteman, whooleo play, flute and oho,i. ined this group last moltand 0111 he rcw.10,1 rho,

smi,

FRANKLIN'S NEXT

A RV Tile PR4NKIIN'Slaw up in Iterspecu-

eurreelly at 12 In the Pop 30.will " gabs I Love You,"released in naltEAugest.

A oew IP " Arethia Aroyes will he released on the3,11111,110

NO BRITISH TOURFOR HOLLIES YET

THERE are at present no plansfor the Hollies to make a

British tour this year.

will, the 'Curlier, either ill Lifita in orAmerica.

He told the MM: "The American sceneis that we will tie in the Stales around

Graham Nash this week denied lback

themitinstc;cotodbner'lleTahencorlecgewitil.bre

"There are no plans at ellfor a British tour at themoment.

An far as recording isconcerned we shall be work-ing on a new single onAugust I, 2 and 4 It may heanother original, but I'veheard that Donovan haswritten a couple of thingsfor us, although I haven'theard then) yet"

PATRICK ON TVgoithris PATRICK'S Rig

Rand breaks Into TV fromTuesday, August 8, when Itreplaces the Northern DoneeOrchestra In Dee Time 10/100weekly for three weeks.

The all Birmingham hand.which has taken part in theRBI Midland Region's StudioSix for several months, hasbeen featured On Jazz Scene,stsoilgoThienTalth

Midnight and

BUFFALO RUMOURS

tkiEW YORK. Modes Run-e circulating that

two of the Buffalo Springfieldmay be leaving.

The group, reports Ren Grey.alt, have pulled out of theGene Pitney Wu and SteveStills and Nell Young arereported to he leaving

Acr,eding in inside Mimes,there is unrest within theSpringfield

CAT STEVENS DISCCAT STEVENS. new single

on"Rad Night," will be

leased JulyJuly 28.His publicist told the MM

" There is just about ever.'thine on the namean instrument and it'si.here "

Cat, who is this week ap-pearing to cabaret et theFiesta ChM, Stockton, guestsan Pop North on July 31tither TV and radio dales areIcing Tined -up to tie in withthe release of "Bad Night "

Top pop trumpeter Herb Alpert met Lou Brea'SATCHMO MEETS Loots Armstrong when he visited a recording session

HERB ALPERTby Satchmo and the All Stars In Ness York recently.Louis, who was 67 on July 4, gave some hints on howto preserve the "chops" to 29 -year -old Alpert.

Britons win in KnokkeAGAINST a turbulent

background of bickeringand bitchiness, the Britishteam scored their expectedresounding victory M the9th European Song Cupin Knokke, beating Francein a final which was dominaced by a bravura perform-ance from Whistling RogWhittaker.

His " Wooweh" and "IfI Were a Rich Man" earnedhim a standing °own as herounded off the British team'sperformance in the second halfof the final Whittaker alsowo the press prire - by21 votes out of 37 - andwin 'generally voted the faVa-!Winn of the contest

MARSDEN. in British corn

The British team - Whit-taker, Gerry Marsden, Logslain, TOM ° West and Oscar- new back to London tin

Friday in a let specially chart-ered by Brian Epstein

The was the second winIn euccesmon Inc Britain andthe third since the conteat be-gan nine years ago The entire Briush learn, rposoredby NFMS Enterprises. wascostly the most profeceionalend talented of the se ewing group._ The Italianteam, on the other hand whichtwice stored the lowest total

awarded in the history.4 the cup. was the Willaabysmally hod

Scores in the pre -float heatsin which Bruen C31 Belglum and Holland. were. Tell.inn 7905. Trance 7al. Belgium 703. Germeni iifi 43Holland 64 9, Hely SI

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East End

birthdayfreak-out

A SPLENDID time was guaranteed for all, except irate neighbours,when artist Ray Tolliday held his 22nd birthday freak out in Wal-

thamstow. Saturday. Ravers were Spencer and Pauline Davis, P. P.Arnold and the Nice, complete with flowers and bells, singer PeteHodges, and writers Rob Houston, Chris Welch, Penny Valentine andMaureen O'Grady. Pat Arnold drose 106 miles for the party.

Daily Sketch shocked byBower power in HydePark Why do Amencans still talk about "rockand roll combos "-lenyears later

All ravers mortified bydemist of loot Money'sBig Roll hand NudirJuhn's Children have got itall together lasing an the.11 together m this.rather

besplte intense heat.Im llisentan played fan.;IA. ally well at Blatses

As! -ele If we Mustta is:Metiers let them heI. - Rol Whittaker -

r Dick Tatham Inin Tunisian

dott,TS in Portuguese andio levy Harry Wheat -

croft is real Bower Powersays a readier

Deadline in Met TradesJournal 'Performance TestFor LSD Breads' refersto LIntmin Reds, Sussexand DONORS. apparently

Jonathan King teleism Milled to ray DaveDavies' '' Death Of A

lown " should be DeathOf A Record " We begto differ . Pete Qualfe.1, ma to watch DaveDavies on a monitor atTop Of The Pops foundall sets tuned to ITV

Rea Colyes emergedf nun his bandwagon to begreeted with a sign: "BE-WARE OF MINt'SDave Clark in the Slatessays he's so tanned he'sthinking of Joining TamlaMotown New Amer-.can magazine "Cheetah ''contains a nude colourstudy of Mama Cass.Aheni.

Arthur rabbles of London Writes: Wtth reference to Fribblang. I don'tlike Purcell, I quite likeFreddy Cannon and I liveBuddy Rich. What d esthat make met A thirdrate Filthier, air

Daily Sketch man Denmol Purgavla spent lastweek soma DutchJohnny Spoice's arrangemanna bar Brattish team atKnokke dlaappeared andturneor a garbage,can the banddidn't glia9 the gramMANSE.

Shouldn't Is last TonyBorrow? Brian Lpateln.annelted out by Membnelintel serve -yourself lowsd'oeuvres In /Snakierthreaten' a commutethere for hauls Willthe Ptomain 69-s-tuttererOwn Up and S -a -s -hut Up

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carrying Monate:Ms for theAlly Pally Love In to theQueen and Harold Wilsoncrashed Then the hippydriver had to explam tounbufieving fez, he hadpest left BuckinghamPalace and was on hisway to the AmericanEmbassy.

Feline make thetrweekly visit to Town byjeep . Publicist AllanMcDougal in danger ofgetting MM bill for thegas and phone calls.

Why does Chrh Welchowe Harry Secombe,Anthony Newley, LeslieBricusse, Sammy DavisMr and Wolf MankowitzC2 hs Oil?

Is Andy Somers theflower power behind lootMoney . , Knack maketoo much flowering noiseat the Speak . ThoughtFor the Week LANZ I -

B.A.R (Work that antman

BOND hsrah violent vocals

OUO, hypnotic and neur-otic 1. the Mush of

Graham Bond. It walls,screams and tears at thesenses for minutes on end,demanding either completeattention or complete reit:C-[1nm

There are nn half measuresshout Bond mote St Mahe,Club, London, last week thegroup musically shocked thenight club entwet a efOndusually hardened to mot modern forms.

Upon analysing the tomeGraham is seen as the ettnstunt!, urging demoniac pow-er. Inspiring his mueldans Inendless lull with harith,Int vocals and organ_ Jon

isentan's beautiful drummingequally Important, tumble.

Ing spend and power withInventkin and lisle

Next roams tenurial DickliteltSlallSmIth, sometime+blowing two Instruments alonce creating an Easterndrone pfreol shove the crash.ing organ and roiling meowof drums. - CHRIS MICH.

LOCKLIN

I1"b NUJ WhenAmerican lion of

en ate

I OCKLIN breath of country eir

The powerand the gloryof Graham Bond

CAUGHT IN THE ACTmusic in this country. Andwhen they arc here. they seemIn play mom of their datestar the American forces.

Hank Locklin, whn conclu-ded friar -week shit lastweekud. appeared for sera.Icemen at the USAF base DI

High WycOmbe nn Salutda,And his song, brought a

breath of the Grand OP OPrYto the Imautifol Bucks court -

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Viesmade a cult of slang and

got so way out even the term,Clans couldn't understend them

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Taday ' hlepies ars sheyoung people WmerleaS Wet tCoast and London's TottenhamCourt Road. complete with

ells, floaters and tneense endOM saying " groovy

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von to /nowLondon hippies

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Please Help Me I'm tenor."but there was a treat of othercountry songs as well - In.eluding his scribes of

Release Me."Also In the show was pretty

Clods swam. an excellentcountry anger who Mobsgreat too. And backing. we,provided by the excellentRummies - ALAN WALSH

BERRY

DilAk BURRY and theChimers made their long

awaited return to the WinterGardens Pavillon. Weston -Super . Mare, last Saturday.

Well over 1,000 peoplecrammed themselves Into thepavilion a. the Cruisers own-ed up the star spot with a wildversion of "lit Ho Silver Lin-ing" which really knockedthe enthusiastic crowd out.

Dave entered dad In a verysmart striped suit, bearing abouquet of red roses In his'eft lapel. Which, Dove ex.planned, was "Flower Power. -

Dave and the boys rockedtheir way through their hits.excelling with "Little Things,""The Crying Game," - Mem

phtnTennessee" ana "Mama."

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as he proved with RobertParker's " tharefontin. -

Sharing the bill um dreregular dente band of IonB irch, who along will MNsingers proved that he navalhave nne of the taut dancehands In the round, today- PeTt BROW%

GROSSMAN

ALDILNLES at Les Cando.have nun brought up on

a diet of good guitarists ando w re fully able to appred.

Me the excellent performanceby American Enitarlitt, StefanGrossman, teat Friday.

Grossman, an ex -pupil etGary Davis. has reamer.'many folk and blues slwles andthe audience wm given a Joudims display of elawharnama,ragtime, blues and bottleneeiMyles.

Although the guitar dohmost of the work, Grossmanhas a pleasant singing stylethat comes over well thingslike Mississippi John lout's Satisfied" and Your GonnaBe hrmet,... a bottle -eta blues.

It's hard to pick nut whaton, outstanding In e prettyImmaculate set but " Money'sAR Gone." a tune that soundedIrish -A merican and "MapleLeaf Rag," the old Scott JoyLin rag, quickly come In maid.- Limb WILSta

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let tipped his tomato Juice wmingthoughtfully Si a be.. busy settingMe to a lemon

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Love fromthe BeatlesA.1 you need is John, Paul, George and Ringo to become the world's

most contented pup manager. As the Beatles' new tangle rocketedInto the charts. Brian Lpstein jublanify agreed that this really had been

very good week. "II began," he said, "Iasi weekend when all theBeatles stayed at my house In Sussex. Then I went to Knokke to seethe NIMS team score top marks In the European Cup. And PO. 'AllYou Need Is Love' Is in the top three."

lifter It. than half a-dcoen bars Ot "All You Need It Love ' in anworld's TV preview three week. ago a seemed guar certain that the

Beatles wary bound head -long for the number one spot yet againcapacity of Lennon and McCartney to go on producing run-

away chart busters Is fairly astonishing But it is no surprise to Beton

Epst eat"I've never had a moment's worry that

they wouldn't come up with somethingmarvellous The commitment for the TNprogramme was arranged some monthsego. The time got nearer and nearer andthey still hadn't written anything Thenabout three weeks before the programmethey sat down to write The record wascompleted in 10 days.

" Tor me 'All You Nerd Is Love' tsttat best thing they've done-at thetnoment But I'm not surprised that tt issuch a huge success because I hese suchgrail faith In the Beatles_

"This is an inspired song because theywrote it for a worldwide programme andthey really wanted to give the world amessage It rould hardly have been abetter message

"It is a wonderful, beautiful, spine(habit record "

It's also a record which seems to he amusical microcosm of the entire Beetleoutput from "She Loves You " to "SgtPcPPer"

Epatein agreed with this "The nice

Pod sod John worked dose's together.

"mono

BRIAN EPSTEINtalks toMike Hennesseythins; shoot the retro-0 t111, a lhat it can-not be mIsinterpreted It is a clear mas-sage saying that lose is everything. Whenyou say ' All You Need Is Love' youare saying everything

Brian Epstein agreed that the Beatleshave an unerring gift for distinguishingbetweercaingles and LP matertal and wasemphatic that. despite rumours to thecontrary, the Beatles are still very muchin control when it comes to makingrecords.

" I would say they are even more insolved now than before I think thenew single Is a hit more Jahn than Paulbut of course they worked very closely.together There were 13 other mu.icianson the record Including violins, cellos andtrumpets and Dingo played drumsthroughout There were no other percussion

"The record Is exactly the same as theTV performance-except for a re -mixwhen John's voice was put on again.

"I think It is certain to he a numberone in Britain and America," he added.

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A"levy lust heard todaS Owl it is bongplayed to death in the Stater And theSet Pepper LP has sold own. than

400,000 in Britain and well over a

million in America-it'. really fentidtke."

I asked Epstem whether the seed*.would be making any more concertappearances.

"No, not in ihi lotto

DISTRIBUTION"Whni the7. are doing now is work.

Inn towards a TV urostrstrime tot world-wide thstribution and they also want tomake a film-but they want completefreedom to do it their way. They wantto create all of it-with a little help fronttheir friends

"They feel they can manage thesound, no why not the visual aide as well?We all know %bout visual things andthere are good people m HEMS capableof helping with this"

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JazzseeneRIDDLE decided to none three on each instrument. though now and sepn he would have prat -creed to WI, fact

BY MAX JONES

RIDDLE MY FAVOURITE SESSIONMENMI RICA'S Nelson Riddle,A the man behind many

vocal and instrumentalbrstselling records and infront of orchestras of allshapes and sires, leftBritain on Monday afterrecording several pro-grammes for BBC radioand TV -

The arrartgercompnser-con-doctor was on his fourthBritish visit - he camehere first In 1961 - and,a, on earlier occasions,spoke appreciatively ofthe prowess of the bandshe'd been working withhere

" Oh, they're excellent, theBritish players, The band

had nn the nurseryrhymes programme wasone of the hest ever -

absolutely the tops,"As It happened, I'd called on

Riddle to balk to him alsouttop umlauten. In hiscareer he has played andarranged for sundry swingand donee bands; acted asaccompanist and MD onenuntims record sestions,nod worked with strikingsuccess In the fields ofradio, TV, dims and con-certs From his wide expert.awe of West Coast studiomusicians, I asked him toname those he mast admiredtoday.

Riddle decided to name threeon each instrument, thoughnow and estates he wouldhue preferred to pick four.

Sometimes he had to thinkwhile to complete the

three, and in the cone ofbaritone, for instance, helimited his choke to one

Here, then, is his list of (11,

matte studio musicians onten Instruments (with n fewdoubles mentioned wherethis Is on important ton.siderationi, end ofl-the.cuffcomments on his selections

Trumpets: For a durable leadman, Shorty Shernek; fora combined tote and leadplayer, Pete Cudoll. Andfur an Immense technicianwhet really gets around thehorn and has tremendousflexibility. an ail -roundtrumpet player, CumI twin..

Trombones: A solid lead manyou can depend on, TommyPederson. For jam, but arun who can also play Antlead and a sweet solo aswell a, a jou solo, DickNash. Then I'll my one manfor bass trombone, and Imull give credit to GeorgeRoberts

Lead alto: Here I have to loanon the fellows I use. Thal

MILLINER DAYTIMEJOBS, DOUBLING JAll

means Wilbur Schwartz,who also plays excellentflute end clarinet, and HarryKlee - good lend alto andall the Mae family. Andnext, rene I don't um verymuch, Ronnie Lang. It Ihod space I'd like also to

alentionShe Most - amid

to end flute and excellenthoe clarinet.

Tenors: One, Ruddy Colette-auk fine (lutt; then PlusJohnson, and a fellow whoplays a very good LesterYoung type of tenor, DonRedick

Baritone: Jne Coch, the mostfluent I know. And that'sIt. I don't hove threechokes there,

French Horn: Vince &Rosa,Jack Cave and Bill 111n -haw.

Bass: X string bass playerwho would be Ideal for Ital.Mute things, Eddie Gilbert;and for jaustype things, Roy

MAX JONES

MILLINER ' Then', gut about nothing we drtlike

EVER since the dance band businessb gan In Britain, musicians have

argued about prtefesslonal and semi.Prof ssional status. Most of thePros argue that semi -pros areama rum a race apart, not realmos rile, But Mont of theare mule are specious at best,and some of the directions themuse indutry is taking suggestthat the future will see more andmore Poe played by either suitpro or " workshop " units.

Thin minter has never been shortof meteor Innen. lannlYine the

adiertIve In Its best sent.dedicated to the pursuit of

"UP UP & AWAY"

JOHNNY MANNSINGERSLIBERTY LIB 55972

playing the mask they ensmy and believe in. One ofthe Sixties cron of bandsthat is having a midden andheisted success is the TonySlItIllnernian Littlejohn Sr'-tet.

sick, the band ha, enjoyedsome peestIglous lobs, such.is an engagement with USriarinetteet Peanuts Huck°and a whole tour withtrumpeter Bill Coleman. An-other tong with Earle War-ren, in in the nipellne andthe sestet is dawn for Lan -don's Jen raps 17 inI icrober.

I' wed/it sluff for mere semipros, but there's no questionof the group turning prole. -

stone!, or quitting thetahome pub.

trornboelat Milliner Pot it.letween useffins at theTally Fin last week: " We'vePlayed here et/ninety sinceor Merged. We rehearsed upghoul 20 numbers before an.marina Inspublic, and right4orty they offered us theWednesday overdo*.inn the whole It's Mon pretty,toul. We like the almasphere We noisy, but mostlyonbagde or eurtann1 ff."mi pieemlne ebnal. Itnflare, hit generally the Bp-Pnrittlo la good.Ing Ike senst-oro fir

believe It's much better forus because it's doubtful IIwe'd make it financially,with the present musicalpolicy not fitting into anyset style.

"There's just about nothing Injazz we dislike. I've Justfinished arrangements ofGeorge Russell's !honestyand an old Wings Munn.number railed ' Send Mn.'Both nice things, and ourlibrary Include, items fromJelly Rol/ Morton, BennyGoodman, Bede, the lot. Butthere's only two originals:one of mine and one by Alanand me."

Granted that the bandsmenpreferred to do their daytimejohn - they Include a

draughtsman. research chetn.Mt, record selesrnan antibaker -confectioner in thetanks-and double an Mc;en to sneak, did they notfind difficulty In keeping upwith both occupations.

Yes. when the permure's nn.We don't went to do morethen about IWO of theseInure a year, bemuse wewere shattered s bit afterthe one with Coleman. Butit was worth It for the ex-perience of playing with Billflue we don't envisage anyhasurnsountably difficultiesYou see, most of the week-night lobs are In or around

and we've all gotour own transport. The realoutol.towners lend In tallon weekend,"

Onc achievement the Milliner-littleiohn sextet hasn'tnotched up yet is a recordalbum,

Says Tony. " W e'se never beenrecorded u n unit. thou,.Alan has mode records withthe Taffy Ho Sunday mob.We weren't keen before butwe'd 111, to do et note"

Brown and Joe Comfort.And, here, ran I add aseparate category for tuba?Okay .. Eddie Gilbert, noother choice.

Drums: For show drums, solidrhythm and all-round ablfity,Ire Colder. And for hig.banddrumming, Stan Levu) dand an old favourite of mineI've not worked scull lately,Alvin Stoller. ,And here Ineed a sub -category far Per.einslonists, fellows whoplay everything: EmileRichards, Frank Flynn andyour own Victor Feldman.

Guitar. Let's start with all.round guitar, Alton " Al "Hendrickson and Bob Bain.And for the pure Spanishguitar and an a serious solo-ist, Laurendo Almeida. Oh,sure, I've used him.

Plano: First a boy called Ar-nold Rosa, plays just great.Then Jimmy Routes, andalso a girl concert player,Pearl Kaufman. She hassuch a wonderful legitimatetechnique that she's In greatdemand. And I've startedusing organ, so let's addthat. Arnold Ross again. Fiealso plays floe organ.

BY JEFF ATTER%

ELLIS PLUGGING

IN AT THE RIVERBOATgrill. big hands of

Don Ellis andThad Jones -MelLewis - 29 musi-cians in all - havebeen working atNew York's River.boat in the EmpireStale Building. Mak-ing its NY debut,the Ellis hood-0ozof the highlights ofthe recent Newportfestival-Is a spiri-ted group with a

young and enthusimice leaer.

It has three bassistsand four drummersand every new andmain turns itself on a. Ellisplugs his trumpet into anamplifier and the five -mansax button do the some.The

band seems to take offhut all the sounds areswinging and excellentlyarranged.

The Jones-lawl, hand, a kcalproduct, kept forgetting itwas a big hand, dwellington long over numbers assidemen soloed as lengthwith only rhythm accom-paniment

Veteran drummer Chris Col-umbus, father of SonnyPayne. has replaced RobbyDurham In the Duke Elling-ton Orchestra_

British baritone nixing JoeTonmerley, freelanciny inNew York, has been sittingIn with Clark Terry's I7piece outfit at the Half -Note

Lionel Hampton andhis Jam Inner Circle willtour parks and playgroundsin Cleveland, Ohio nextmonth as part of the city'santi-rlol programme

Tenor sexist Morris Lane, whoplayed with Lionel !tamp-ion, Earl Hines and HotLips Page, has died In Gary,Indiana, aged 45 . MilesWel, has been featuring asuperb new bassist BusterWilliams Fier Spot has

ELLIS three bassist,

thrown in the towel as a

Jonah Jart

spot trumpet seeones and his row,

let has returned to the Rain.bow Grill far another monthengagement . _ Wayman

carver,the first jar, itaul

t, died In Atlani at theage of 61

Willie "The Lion" Smith andDon Ewell, hack from theNewport hat Festival, hosebegun a month of pianoduets and solos al the TopIll The Gate over the Vil-lage Gate . . trumpeterCharlie Shavers currentlyappearing at the Done leGreenwich Village .

Marion MrPartland triogave Shepherd's In theDrake Hotel its biggestopening yet.

British plants( Johnny Weedhas lust opened al the JollyM enem, in ManhaltanCarmen McRae Is at theRoyal Bon in theHotel . . blues singer -se.tress Inutile Hall is veryill ... Frank Sinatra's mudlist for his next TV specialincludes Ella Fitzgerald andAntonio Carlo, Jobinscontinuing Us big bandpolicy, the Half Note has

pianist Duke Pearson's 17 -

piece band featuring monistJoe Henderson.

MT FAVORITE TWIGS17,&IQ

HUMPHREY lYTTLETON chooses HAWKINVCARTER'S 'Crazy Rythm'INF n.lson why I chertsh

9-P I he Haw kin, Carter re-cording of "(may Rhythm"IS that It Is a cOmpIeledemonstration of greatness.

Four saxophonists hoe up forsolos. Affoist Andre Faunand lenorisl Allx Combelle,stalwart's of Continentaljam in the late Thirties,open the innings.

In any other company, theirsolos would stand up well,with Combeffi'a Hawkins -orientated tenor the stron-ger of the two. It's onlyin hindsight that the minorflaw, in timing and flnger-Ing, the odd skid orMumble, protrude starkly,

For Benny Caner, sok,which literally flows out ofCombelle's final phrase thea fresh runner taking toterthe baton from a flaggingtamale, is a elleterplere

The Pone. 'uxorious but with

a illiStritul cutting edge.exudes authority. the en-trance has that elusive"star quality " which, in enactor, makes the gallerybreak into spontaneousaPPlause

Above all the construction ofthe solo. roans start -afinish, Is impeccable Therenot one phrue which acomposer, on mature reflecDon, would wish en alter.As an example of classicmusical architecture, thissolo stands along side RixBeiderbecke's " Singles' TheBlues chorus.One might intastin fromthis that anything thet 101-IOW, Is destined to anti-climax. Indeed, It's diffi-cult to think of any jazz-man other them CumHawkins who could have

takenthis particuler per-nt ints: a further

stage of development.If Carters entrance was remit.

Bean's is imperial. Hestarts with a contmonplagerift, uttered with growlingMenace, which he repeats,foreshortens, phertiphand finally flings away ashe goes rampaging off onone of those express excur-sions in which the Melees

oss of invention Is neverallowed to out -reach lieOlympian peals.A touch of naive shontrumabig

is Introduced when et theend of the first hustlingchorus, someone, mesons-IHY Carter, Macau "Go on,Ikon; Go on!"

From the great weight ofmertnentum which has beenboth up les quite char thatBean has every intention ofPINS On. and with n greatnurrVing shake of kia

easedchoruschetges into s ealedChorus in which there Is 0,hint of repetition.

111 in all. Carter and Hawkinsal their best.

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ART: " What's That jts1 REEVES: " TryIng ToWorth)" (Island). `,ert. way out record_Good I don't recognise it thtnk I topped my foot toand I've no idea who

liked that one I don't know whobut it drive's elmilt it was Well. let me thinkthe instrumental sound A who's dead' It must he JimftwThum I peel to Reeves I don't think itbe American I dug be a bit It doesn't matter itGENE LATTER:a.rt;,,,atrturt, dead live

ringnr alive"A Little

Piece Of Leather eased net you re tomtit,(CBS). this doesn't mote TI theIrk BO", ""g 7""t''' bill It's another that wouldc" H." "" the " mund better at 331,aid I think people "MI gotan diaffine the soul me DARRY FANTONI: "Noth-orw Itna wt. RP Mg Today " (CohambiY.to us strIll listen this as

Very negative, The middleell. Th. rtes grave of musac is alt -embracing It gets 'my bit Was nice Apart

rosy and makes every- from the saxophone bit, itbids l good 1 don'tac 0, was morbid I don't knowthis rol da well in the what It ma, .11 ah".1 Itchart hut it'll he okay for scorned t" l'" wlll"the nubs I nearly guessed body loaning somebody'swho Il was - Gene 1p.tter 7 feet. I don't want to hear it

agam Maybe it should heA LFX HARVEY: "The played at

Sunday Song. Mecca).Nitre snoods-yeahWowVINCE HILL: .When The

World Is Ready (Col-l. of drums, but it avoidsamble).tieing tottered The people

in the background seem to Fade it out Vince Hill Ibe raving hit more than didn't understand The lyricsthe people in front_ English, at all It's very well pro-ikne of those young groups doted and very well sungOlin John's Children , It It may be a hit. hut I

I moved me little bit, but. shoudn't think so becauseI done think it will be a the lyrics are to unconso,MI Very snappy ink

AgainFallIn Loveh vei..

Sound aloe What It's Forget (RCA Victor).

(Decen).I detect a Welsh inntienie

on the strut** I feel It'sarte of those number, youshould play at slow speed.r.r backwards. :,r upsided..wn It's Sands McPher-son Everyone knows who itI. It won't he a hit becauseit tisi cmutomml It'll sella 1,.t. not I won't ND one

BILUES MAGOOS: "OneBy One" (Fontana).

It's got a message, but itdodo t really seem to branchDale anywhere It's nice_ and

dog It, but it won't doanything No idea why( itwas You're going to tell meX's the Byrd. I really digthe Byrd,. Mothers Of In -

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NANCYJOINSBEATLESFAN LISTNIANCT VilLSON, paying a

flying visit to Britain tomake a one anewsenace InARC TV's the Blacknool ShowIs an onshamed mindere of theBeatles

.And she is not trying tolump on to any bandwagon.For the delectable Nancy Isadamant that she recordsonly those songs which sheherself likes. Which gave owmy chance to get in with thequestion, .M.1 about theBeatles thee.

STANDARDS

Several of their songs arealready standards," she re.piled with enthusiasm 'Muttof the numbers I record foralbums we front Broadwayshows_ And there's reasonfor this - they are lust thebest amide. 'Sinai good start.deeds come from show scores

"And numbs. utch at Michall. ' and Yesterday are well un to this mutiny,. And I Love tier' is anothertee. Shese use about ther nal,tongs from the bey a, thatI have reenelte0.

I Ina/as choosing Inkown accernpselnsent tn. Iwouldn't Wok al using thearse a -iodating for all my

MICHAEL WALE REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Tiff Jimi Hendrix EX- that plate with Fain yen, the Young Rascals who areperience came totreatITC111 of holes like pretty big till here Adrnia-Satisfutton" and " Wild skin Us 7s till and 18,000New York with poor Thing" Talking of Wild turned up But it was thebilling and nobody Thing I saw a group of Experience who won theknowing who they rather detected Trona on night while the Young

were. They left to re- their way at the airport Rascals were actually booedThe difference in hours, during one number.Cognition. Two nights five between New York andal Steve Paul's Scene London. all adds up to tire Of, duty Mitch spent his

Club and another inHouish (coops outtiny,' trying to hear GeneKrupa play in a bar uptownand Miles Davis and DirtyGillespie in the village Jimiand Noel went down to thevillage to see the Mothersof Invention at the Garrick.

Outside Noel was stoppedby two American girls whosaid. "Hey we saw you atyour Finsbury Park Empirein London" Passers bycrowded round because theyseemed to think the Fins-bury Park Empire wasBuckingham Palace Stillthings are like that here inthe city of few mini -skirtsand white button-downshirts

Chas Chandler put thegroup into a studio for aday while they are here andhopes he's got their nextsingle. Meanwhile the Ex-

Central Park playing toan audience of 18,000were all they needed.

Now they're on a seven -

week tour of America withthe Mnnkees. but because oftheir success here they'll hereturning to New York fora whole week before theyfinally jet home to Britain

New York. the Villageapart. is still pretty intoler-ant of long hair and multi-coloured clothes. The Hen-drix hairstyle stopped themin the streets Jimi didn'tseem to mind taking it allquite coolly hut drummerJohn Mitchell gave a fewwords back here and there

SHORTS

STRINGSHack at the Scene Hen

dna broke several of hisguitar strings on the secondnight while he was playingthe instrument with histeeth, which caused roadmanager Gerry to run onstage like a football trainerwith a new string everytime there was a breakageAt a reckoning they gotthrough seven that night

They were billed smallerthan the Seeds, an Americangroup. Bot they soonshowed that British groupsare still best and America isvery ready to hear them

Also on the bill at theScene was a guy called Tiny perience look like becomingTim. He has hair down to more popular in the Stateshis shoulders like a curly than the "meld Flamm" It's ridiculous people Barry Fantoni and sings old who's record hasn't caughtstanding laughing at us at music hall songs to a uke In New York.New York airport when Everytime the audiencethey were dressed in Ill- bursts into applause Tinyfitting Bermuda shorts." he Tim puts his fingers to hismid "If they knew how lips and says ' Why. thankstupid they look they Noll. thank you"wouldn't stare at us sit

much" Mitch and Noel were soOne hotel refused the impressed that they want to

bring him to England Thegroup accommodation hut Who were also in town andLoew's Motor Inn on Eighth Pete Townshend wasAvenue treated them wellenough and it was only just Tiny Tim.

fan ofround the corner from the The Experience played alScene

the Rheingold Festival inThey really captured Central Park co -billed with

elms. One who Is a dreamwith big, lush orehestra, Isnnt necessarily tight for aswinging number."

SINGLE

Nancy does, however, coy)her personal pianist -MD onher tours. With her at pre.sent is Donne Trenner, whospent five keen with theSteve Allen TV show nd waspreyoully with Boll Hope andLes Btown for eight years.

Before Tying to Europe,Nancy completed IN tracks forLP and single releue. Thealbum will he titled "LushLife " and she was delightedwith the results - particularlyof the title track.

TAPES

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The August MUSICMAKER is out now.And what's in itfor you ? GeorgieFame in the famedMusic MakerInterview ; theHappening atMonterey ; a lookat pop drummers;pop on TV; andJonathan King ondrugs-againFor jazz fans,Rex Stewart onthe Duke; drumsfrom Baby Doddsto Elvin Jonesand beyond; thenew sounds ofEuropean jazz.

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THE SAME

TO JOSEJliSt Felicia., blind

Puerto Rican -Anion.can guitarist and sing-er, flew back toAmerica last week,leaving behind himhalf -completed albumand quite a musicalreputation.

Feliciano - blind sincebirth-spans the Dona-tor music scene. He'sequally at home play-ing pop or jazz. He ap-peared in clubs andalso sat in at RonnieScott's Club to highlyapproreiatIve, hip JOYSaudience

"I consider myselfmusician, not a popmusician or fartmusician, justdel.,- he said beforehe flew oft to NewYork en route to hisnew home at NewportBeach, California

VOICE'9 play g uitarbemuse

Fin a musician. I singbecause Irm a musician-the voice is lust eamuch an instrument asthe piano nr the gui

Feliciano was born InPuerto-Ricu but hisparents moved to NewYnrk when he was five.He played his first pro-fessional gig when hewas 17-al the ResortCoffeehouse In Detroit.

lhey billed me as agam.. guitarist andthey were a bit upsetwhen they found out I

asn't.-This was around the

time that Fronkletycoon and Dion andt Brimonts were bigIncn

the States. He wasinfluenced by these andother artists "But I

also dig Chuck Berryand Ray Charles, aswell as Mlles Davis andJohn Coltrane," hesaid.

SPOTSHe tries to integrate In-

to all forma of popularmusic. In Britain, heworked with jarrrnenlike drummer Bobbyore and bassist JohnnyIforisksworth and InAmerica he works onpop shows, s well ascabaret and networkteleslaion shows. InLatin America, ton, hehas a big following ana guilariti.

He admires a lot of Bri-tain's Pon artists -particularly the Heti.,loin Jones and Pets.Clark- and " herrn.%1 ermItes," as he voltsthem. Hut he thinksthe musical night -life oftoednn is far inferiorto Ness Soria.

There are few decentnight spots that mingo In and enjoy theecaste-with the eaeption of the Scott

club.. he said.And he added wesh:

"It's r101 murkuse rnygoing It one of yourSoho strip clubs-un-less they Meer thegirls in braille -

MM EXCLUSIVE FROM HOLLYM

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VOICE OF

FLOWER

POWERco ACTING: I love to acL I think that

what's happening with pop music.like the spontaneity and that once you'vedone something. it's done, and you goonto something else. I think this is goingto carry over, I hope this is going tocarry over into movies. I know the peopleI'm working with are interested in thatfield and are interested in doing thesame thing in film techniques as they dowith music

EXCITING

I guess the word is, it's happening,even though it's already been over -used.The whole concept of happening whichhas been done sort of half way and it'sbeen done campy. But I think it reallycan be done beautifully if an honest re-presentatinn of a group of people, whatthey do over a period of time is puton the film, would be very exciting. I'dlike to be involved in something likethat, and I intend to be.

CREATIVE

co GULLS: I don't understand girls thatwell. I don't understand anything

that well. I guess I don't know. I'm notinterested in getting married right now,so I guess if I were interested in gettingmarried I'd be looking for specific thingsI'm drawn to a lot of different qualitiesan people. I just like nice people, people.girls, people.

I like the fact that they're learning howto be free and doing what they want todo. I like to sec them do what they wantto do with me and be themselves andhave something to say about everything.I like willingness, obedience. I like cre-ative people. I love creative people. Idon't like to be around anyone who isn'tcreative in some way, because it's a drainon me in the wrong way, They havesomething to offer me just by the factthat they're creative.

DREAMS

I don't think that's a sal.fish altitude because I haveto have something to offerthem by being creative Somaybe I look for that. I lookfor dreams, I guess, in people,whether it's a dream of pic-ture, sung, or philosophy orwhatever you want to call it.Something they want to dowhich Is cut of . you know,besides owning a house andhaving babies Although babiesare very creative. probably' theMOs! Create! thing you cando, which is something on adifferent plane. That coca un-der the heading of label inme and I just cannot thinkthat way. I realty don't thinkmodemirelly and don't like toMink atadernically. I'll tellyou one thing, that's one thmg

don't like in people. Notthat I think it's bad becausewho am I to say it's bad?

LONER

re/ SELF - CHANGEt Thereare things I'd like to

change about myself. I tendIn he a loner, I spend lotof lime alone Inking Inwards.I'd like to be More partof what other people donot so tare you can realtychange that UnleSS you justdo it

I'd like to feel mere dell-Wel) &trout thinga, but I justcan't suddenly be definite

beralObe itwould hen rborers. at dosprom I think tlmt's whet,everybody nukes a mistakeBut I guess a lot ofbase to do that In theirlife Obviously, most people

r.startotl as children, and

dream and theyhave beautiful imagination:When limo gel Older all

of a suddeni

thinkthey're really afraid of ffeedom. Eric Fromm, I don'tknow whether you've readthat hook or not. Escape FromFreedom, where he talks aboutthe tremendous responsibility.of being free I read the har=kand said, yeah, that's right,and I didn't understand. a wi rdof it And then resentls I've.

mrtiling haygohuarIn under

being free to do whown at ywant to do, nd hei'singthat that's what youIn do It's good_ I wan i.: aritiichange tnWard that, and Iwant to understand how to b,free and do it So the feetthat I'm ant 100 lireat

fathers me I'd like to changethat I feel if I'm hemmedIn frnm all aides at tIt wendsm

l' 'airahut I'm not I'd likirriyd.hddY to change that: dr'.intidrea, doThiaawaisysthioirdaerraair.

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are going t,ain ennnistation

ABILITY

I'd like to change sability In communicates' 'nI mean, In Other Words. werl'al!to better

your questlnn+that'. &MD. I auraawhyI Sing I don't haveray trouble OinallmilliCallnawhen I sing

SCOTT McKENZIENEW AMERICANSTAR. OFFERS HISVIEWS ONLYWHEN PRESSED.. HOWEVER,

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VO0v This is Bill Eyden. He is currently accompanying Yusef Lateef at theRonnie Scott Club. He made big news this week when it was announcedthat he and not drummer Bobby Harrison had played drums on Procol Harum's

million -plus seller "A Whiter Shade Of Pale ". For this he received asession fee of less than ten pounds and a "gratuity" of £70 fromrecord producer Denny Cordell. Harrison, it is reckoned, will get morethan £10,000 for not playing on the record. Is this right ?

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.1,111 ti,.o.Prot..' Howie gel opmoue in I...V.011.. Itt.m ehemillion -plus sales nt "1 WhiterMade of Pale.'

hod iilirtii.d11 remit rem.pin,d nn the record lilt drumming no the version of "Pale"that was released Wag done byPOI Eyden, well known jeerdrommer and occasional session.Marl

Fyilen played on the recordingheeause liarronn was canwell and picked up past the secunit fee Di Ills although hewas given a £70 bonus 1401 weekby Producer Denny Cordell

Fyden is hitter and claimsthat as the record was such a(smarter hit - sales are mi.-mated to be over three millionAround the world - he shouldbe entitled to a share in themy sit les

This so not a new setuateinSession Musicians have beenplaying on pup records for years,both as sand -ma for popmusercans who fur one reason orsteelier cannot do the recordtog or to augment the standardgroup line up, such as when theBeatles add strings and brassfor thew new single

The principle of augmentingis a bona fide system forachieving a desired wound oreffect - such as the string sec.eon, scored by Johnny Scott.on Spencer Dm is' new single"Time Seller

But what about when a mum.men pima in place of a popmustcian on a recording sessionbecause the group member iseither Ill or not competentenough to do it himself'

Thu has happened on a num-ber of occasions in the past -on singles that have become

ROBBY HARRISON EI0,000 for n

motor hissOne of the main reasons for

Importing the *teflon man iscast Often a tricky drum se-quence or guitar solo could belearned by the group member.but this would take time. Andin recording, time mimns money.So a session man is brought into play the part and paid thesession fee. For a fee of lessthan a termer, the producersaves perhaps a couple ofhundred pounds

Rut in this we, if the ses-sion muelcian entitled toshare In the glory if the recordis a hit - and perhaps a shareil the t,.111./.0 Or should he

lie toluene with his p.o.e.,/Of services rendered'

The MM asked both sides -the musicians who do thesesessions and several record pro-ducers, including Denny Cordell,producer of "A Whiter SlideOf Pale."

The musicians Interviewed

at playing DENNY CORDILL. lilies going mow., to the milkman at Chrishinal

wished to remain anonymous,probably because any opinionsthey express could lead to a lossof session work in the future

One leading drummer who hasplayed on a lot of pop sessions,told the MM, " I don't reallyobject to these sessions at allI set my fee for the job Theguy producing the record putsup the money and takes thechance. if he's clover enoughto get a hit. good luck to him

"I don't expect to get anyextra cash - though it wouldhe nice - any more than I expeel to give back my fee if therecord is a flop -

Another leading sessioneersaid that he thought that mostof the session men did not mindand that Bill Eyden wan hopingfor too much when he askedfor a share of the profits- "Butthey are buying our talent fora small amount I believe thatin America, in this ntuation,the session people get a very

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small royalty - about one anda half per cent - If the disc'sa his"

Bill Eyden agreed with thisHe'd like to sir a small sessionroyalty from successful records

Most of the musicians seemfairly philosophical about thegroups taking the credit for thehits, but one lading sessiondrummer said: I don't minddoing these dapping sessions,it's all money, but it used to imfunate me after doing a ses-'ion to see the group doing therecord on TV - and see thedrummer unable to even mimethe drum part "

If musicians were not contented with the situation whydon't they rehire to do dappingsessions?

"Because if we don't, some-one else soon will - and pos-sibly for a smaller fee," saidthe drummer interviewed.

The Musicians Union attitudeis that as long as the session

man is paid at least the unionsewrion fee, they cannot atopany of their members doing asession_ " In fact," mid the MU'sAssistant General SecretaryHarry Francis, "tunny of normerrMers would object stronglyto us trying to slop them doingthese sessions 1 personally thinkthey should not do them, butIt's a difficult problem.

"The musicians know whenthey go into the studio that thegroup involved may make a lotof money with the record. AfterIIi there's hale difference be-tween doing thou with a popgroup and, say, Mantovanrs re-cording sessions Mantovant, asmusical director, stands tomike a lot of money in royaltiesfrom a session, but the musi-

involved aro only paid thesession fee "

Record producer Denny Cordellrecorded "Pale" - and em-dloyed Bill Eyden to do therumming. He told the MM If

a group of tesoiim into Wattled1,, form a group, make a record.lonr the country promote medrat and get a his he. R.oisd tutto them Otherwise, they shouldbe commit with the very foodlinelrOntetti the,, make from are.Signs Some r.1 there people canmake two nr three hundredpounds week

" I would I he to see the arranger ect a farthing a recordin royalties. Dot the seseimimen - that's a load of

Talking Abeetlt the mansC70 bonus he gene Eydee, Cor-dell commented. "Tut was agratuity which I pre hen be-CAUSC he'd been of service tome In the past- It was the lathething as the money you givethe milkman at Christmas "

Another independent recordproducer who disagrees withgiving session men a royalty inRon Richards. who records theFapnin

"-The session musicians dotp.m for which they are pa:dThey can't have it both ways-steady studio work end recordroyalties. Many of them haveleft hands or groups because ses-sion work offers them a betterI icing "

Ron said he had wily used aseaman man once m the lest

Elhott of the Mollies eratigIr.yew - when drummer

' rd fnr rather have used BobbyHe knows the group and exactlywhat they are trying to do. Asession Man is the last resortfor me I'd rather, on a pop re-cord, get in a couple of playersfrom Another croup - partici,Orly if Ws a new young groupwho are recording

"The group members see theWeston man, who w a tine musi-cian usually, and realise theyaren't as good - and it reallybrings them down."

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IIIIANOTHER LOOK.7AT THE BLUES

convulsions arloch hen IJan On 11$ heed in use last fewnos, this Task IS os validnowa was rhorecent.one a decade ago I can't re.commend thin ton highly. -111.1

Anytking be tha Ian greatCINIOnt Itherren IS witkome butnevi/ sr owe that FillOOYIS getrows to Issuing mime of theinannsol which has never beenathilsel in Nonni. ...worth*.

EASY " (Footassa FJL-leis .....b value at 21 Wanyone

wan didn't go itWhen it ppppp rod Inks in 1164an the Hewer, label thetitle ' Rensernba Chltord lkowni's warm sound and InilMk melodic invention are heardto numinsillsent advaang en ail

SONNY TIRAY-BROWNIE .4C4141.1I °Wireein TheOW." Winos. The ghee, All Atone VernricoMg. Blues, Lear.' Blues. Sirrecerun And Cry. Blues.Riff And Homan.. lianV, Craw to.. 611.011; Beer Go.den Blues, Hot throded Woman, Custard Pie Bison, foil,

iforBison masiso Rag, Only lathast'''Onnisios. (CAPIN 1409001-

Tens G. hoernorwol Mirdlet wen, eesdoDoeroos init... Melvin Mandl spew. drat Babedge (Gni, Wilbert Effie Wan Nero SOIR 1947.5DJIMMY " The New h.. Reed Alban", RIOBon M. I Won.. Kowa. Got Nowhere To Go. 1.We.. In Skin A Col Heartaches And Tn.., T.

km who, Vs. Wolf N. TO DO, Hone, Ili Make TwoYe. Don't Hove To Ge. Oeerr Nov Me Onto. TwoSacs To Ewe. Seers, Jose Trying To Cop A Pleo. TwoHead. Beeler loon One 110AT C/13611i.

Reed Igo, enc, horoevecol, limner Reed Jr. WitInkyBeteIgIrl, Irony Gershon (bowl, AI DomanWest Cron. 4 end 8/II /66

THE ILUESMD. Of THE MUOPY WAD. CHI-CAGO SLURS GAUD." Chaotic Slide, Cremsini Snake,Lookout Vie.n, Tow Dine Lot Now Good Thing NowTake Webnler's Word For it. Theme, Ain't Nobody'sBotha. Whol I Do, Born In Georgia Trouble Hurls,Watermelon Mon, as Ugly MAO Like Me. Cove II Aille me Intro, L10011r.

arched. Spiny Inc), Otis Spann Iona Tor. argon).Gnome Seatels lex, harmonica), Loftin Johnson ow.gni Soanel Lowborn lgtrl, Fronds airy ids). "MaksSemaro° (girl New York 1966

Wens tenks, but us. mere asthan Ghost Of A Chanr "which is ene of his great.. bad.lad perior . Sonny RollinsSams the trumpeter on on' Gertrod aleutwe."Prances a. - tem le A ManySplendouren Thing." while Har-old Land makes a less shallots,wing frontline partner on thehom was Retwie etrummineis wiper. as Iways, ant G PPpppMorrow and Milsk Powell werestalwart if sinsprstecular1«o heEven allowing for the

NO shnriage of blues fe-leases this summer. lest

week I reviewed five albumsof fairly contemporary stuff.and here are three More - little more varied in content

In view of the quantity ofoverage -to -good blues vail.able It in necessary for mostbuyers to he highly select,.

The Jimmy Reed. his firstLP for ABC Paramount'sBluesway series, is describedby Mrs Reed on the sleeve as" the greatest that my hug'hand has ever done." That it'snot, though

It Includes several of hishits, mood and general choiceof tempo and routine are typi-cal of his records. and thevoice and harmonica are aswe expect - pleasant anddistinctive if you like Reed.which I do

But the performances, in themein. lack something of lift

MU RICE gua UOMGin the easy MILLI

"Spot -the -Pops" Contest!With a FREE Monkees iron-on transfer for every entrant!It'. font IL's toy' sav what oiti think willbc the Bost four pops in the touting issue iit theMelody Maker, phas why you think apple -go. -

..a CYDRAX. tM pap -favourite family thirst-croessehes, le such drink, You an sendto as fumy mines n ytru lake, but each one mosthe an-wertpanted by two hig-boefle labels Msg.sor new no -deposit honk', not "mho'', of Cedeasor Peardrax Sc, keep those crone, mining anRatesesaber, you've clones to Mu everyweek till Alagoas TA.*worm* an na t.c.eee, pette, samslin ernAu,. lib if., mil i.10,,wier rm. 0, torfroth raw. pinuared U. s ins>,

ht) vow. se ..krwmit se. r. na o/00 oad

CYDRAX,,,:PEARDRAX

1111 MI IIIIto "Cyder.: Spot -the -Pops Contest",

Whltemsy's, Hele, or. E. , DevonI enclose 2 flagon or no-dleperalt bottlelabel, from CydraelPeardraa end a

stamped addressed envelope for myMonkees transfer. My selection fur thelint Iota Top of the Pops next week is

litand

3rd

4)11

Csunplets this sentence in to owed,rc less. 'I like donking (-TDB AXhow.

Dale entry .tinName

The tombinatimi of Lours!Benson and Eric Delaney willdelight drummer, the land overanJ ceenquently REPERCUS-SION ' (Studio Stores TWO.AA) will be In demand where"

and lustre compared with hisbest, I certainly prefer his " AtCarnegie Hall set, and thinkI prefer " Bon Man Of TheBlues end "Just JimmyRaid "

Still, some of the tunes aregood end the old any. easy-going Reed flavour is there

The Terry -McGhee collec-tion takes us hark stylletic-ally and so far as recordingdates are one d. Thetracks date from '47.50 andthe music ta still unsophistitied in sound It is n.es-any to point out thattitling Is misleading if itmakes you expect anythinglike the usual Terry -McGheeteam production. This is allSonny, playing or singing ordoing both with some whoop-ing hurled in for good mea-sure. Brownie duets with himmomentarily but Is really lustthe guitar support

" Riff And Harmonica;'Harmonica Rag" and

" Whoppii The Blues " are theinstrumentals. or (to he moreexact), Voce linstrumentalstreams of sound. Sonny com-mends a powerfully liltingswing, ant his agitated criesand yelps and strange con-versations with his harp tohulld up a fierce kind of doseriptive folk music. The sungMu. are quite good, thoughTerry's voice becomes a hitmonotonous at length.

Baby Dodds is said to hepresent nn eight tracks. some -

limn heir him drummingaway, but if he Is on the titletune and one two morehe. very distant. Brownie isredited with the guitar work,

but Sonny can be heard call-ing on "Stick" or "Sticks"(Brownle's brother) now andagain, so the personnelIiigern.igon. needs more inv.-

From Terry, we return tomore conventional blues withthe Muddy Band album, sentin by Victoria Spivey on herown label and available fromepecialiet Into and bluesshops

The band, close in person,nel to that beard on recentHoe by Spann and John LeeHooker, is in relaxed form andthe record .isins from thenumber of singers (all prettyfair) it is able to mount Otisplays some organ. but it's .tin a clan with his piano

Victoria herself sings thr..speaks an intro, and helps outOtis on telling "NObridY'sBusinefe:" Luther Johnsonshines on "Georgia" and"Crropin' Snake" in thevocal department; "Water,

''"Thel'enffi-e " a"reS leru-rnentaanlidand George Smith, aside fromplaying effective harmonica,does well on "Old Ugly" and" Lookout Here end there.

Main Stream" on guitarhie presence felt -

ever percussionists lather Thenon, however. On the 12traces ts purely imrdentelthe dromnotirs and vele, Teoa a drummer or endef those,erne still think drum Was arethe highlights et jazz pee -forename. this mays pot he Oa,meat- This was rrded In Bo-taln when Stilton toured withJan Al The Phil and as a dia-logue between two penrcussioniscs It has Its /Moments TracOnks

Include Shin Deep," the .

hkdy " Rohn Grenadiers.-and "ens Sadron " and" Scotland The

qutrove" glues

March" is passable, but don'tcompare it with the Art Blakeyversion Despite odd spots ofsolo work from umdentittedtenor- and trombone this isworn, far drummers. -11.N.

Collectors in the Thirtiesused to be pada about Cab Cal-loway's singing (not with reason), though most ot themkept a few of his records andthrned out to see him and anadmirably dnnng band whenhe came to Britain in 'N. Weran hear something a littleearner than the '34 orchestraon CABULOUS CALLOWAY(V.1 VE1424), an EP of fourtracks from '30 and '31 Cal-loway. the original showmen -hipster, warble on Beerynumber;

and one ol them, Taller.' boasts some prettyhilarious racially significodlyrics. But the band has pleaty of space, and tasty instru-mental roots - by 12 Dic-kerson (tot), possibly HarryWhin (tomb) and ReubenReno (tat), Andy Brown(alto) and Foots Thomas (tnr)-make up for the vs

casioned by th strongest sing.trig. Waller's `"Crary 'BoutMy Baby Is a superi or per-wrmance for vocal and solo

work; muted trumpet. sax sec-tion blowing and ensemble un-derlined by a good tuba.basedrhythm team impress on0 Nightmare and " MY Hon-ey's lovin arms otters raledelayed -action vocalising plustough solos and opulent bandran of the period This is arecord for keen collectors to putalongside the CallowayL on Ace Of Hearts -

I should think that ironerJack McDuff's TOBACCOROAD " (Atlantic lent) would

themost to people rho tike

the sound or rrrrr jazz indi,cririnnately, al. to those who.ske the moan -bond mists, it

M'clriiIrs"ad71=1"thoutogol;by

say It ranked with his least In-t:34'1'cl s lb. ru'd nOg

Onfor r ynlo

an's Blown' In The Wind "and One title tune, McDuff works

Coa nine -placer conducted

by the arranger, J 1 Jackson.Nothing much happens to theDylan tune under this heavyoff beat treatment. but at leastit's shorL and the band in

rumentalits talents arehardly stretched on their othernumbers "Tobacco Road hasthe required arnount of soulsuund"

to make it popular, I

ppose, and " Can't Get Salk-li - one of tho remaininghoeve

performance,, an whichorgan is accompanied by JoeDukes (drat. Calvin Gre (end(sac

flute) - builds up a tilinotickind of swing with clapping.repetitive phrases and Latin.type shoutthg Turner playsfete solo worth heating andB rother Jack Improvises guile

ell on Alexander's RagtimeRand and one or two more.Mat It is unexceptional by hisbest standard - 14-I

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BCC L: Mark Murphy. JerryAllen Trio, The Settlers. UU. Merlin JF 15th, Harlon TapDance Festival 11 5 0: DonCherry. 11.10 al; Buddy Cole11.15 T; Ray Charles Singers1.005 Stan Kenton, ArchieSheep

WEDNESDAY (261SA5 pm IBC 1, Jan Today

(Charles Fos). 9 20 0: JanFor Everyone 5.30 J. lam10.35 Igt Jon Club 1115 TiNat King Cole (Cannel TIEM1).1140 NI: Kenny Orel. llaS

Bill Evan, at the Town Hall,Vol ITHURSDAY (21)

430 pm HI German Jazz4.35 U: JAYS Magazine 6.301111, tattle, Montgomery Cot-leane, Gibbs S0 0' Stull Smith10.0 AI. Snobs, _le, 0115 T.Jackie Coin and Roy urn. It 45T. Jan at the While Houk.20/6/47, Including Dull andGen solo.Programmes arsts,e4 to 0

KEY TO STATIONS ANDWAVELENGTHS IN MOTORSA, RYE France 1.101, 2-341I NOR Hamburg 304, let. H:

Hilvereum I-402 7.m. J AfelSOT 104, 211 N Sasobruelten2U IC Denmark Radio, I1214,203, UM; 2 253. 210, 0. OrMunich I'M 1111 61: Ha rfort MN. T. VOA 251 U RIAIlsW ORN. Zt1 ValS30.

NICKJONESON THENEWSINGLES

The name's

the same, but thesound's differentCPENCER DAVIS-3 GROUP: " TimeSeller" (Fontana):When the old Spen-cer Davis groupsplit up StesieWinwood shot offIn a

graddirection.

I'm gladw to say sodid Spence. Basic-ally what bothStevie and Spencerhave done is fighttheir way out ofall the limitationsand obligationsthat the old Open-

"r Davis group

InsWhat

fans have got torealise now is that this debutsIngle of the Spencer DvisGroup is the debut of a newgroup. forget what is ex-pected of Spence and dig whathe has arrived al. Traffic hadno difficulty with "PaperSun " because the groupchanged their name and weall expected something newand were prepared to acceptIt. Spencer's name is the samehut the sound is different -and I'm sure this record Is

lust so good thri we'll justhave to accept U. Phil Saw-yer handles the soulful vocalover the deep, dramatic bow-ing of (our double basses andfour violas and the sndsfloat about as he singsuof the man who sells timeand lives deep In yourEverything about the record Isa knockout and It's beautifuland everybody's glad.

JOHN'S CHILDREN: ComeAnd Play With Me In TheGarden" (Track Records):Their " Desdernona" only lustmissed the chart and nowJohn's Children waste no timein Hisuine another loud,forceful but again originalsound. The group has an ur-gent sound propelling all thetime and attacking nIce/VThis is a commercial recordright In the nower-powergr.ve and it roars withpower. A very strong, climac-tic happening sound and Ifan't see how it can reallyail especially judging on the

reaction to Desdemona "We'll all be playing in thegarden soon, flower!

THE AMEN CORNER"Gin (louse" IDerann: Thisis new group currently work-ing the blues circuit in Eng-land. Their debut single onthe Deram label le certainlya creditable performance ofthis good old Minty "drinkingsong" and the horns with thegroup alt riff along at a pleas-ing, blue pace. However, theconcept of the

nativelyery

unoriginal, and itgets absolutely nowhere al-though, as I say, it's been wellmade. It's just you get thatfeeling of having heard It allbefore a hundred times. or isIt two hundred? Or is it twothousand?

THE ELGINS: " It's Been

SPENCER: a knockout

A Long Long Time " (ramieMotown): This group's sighingversion of "Put Yourself InMy Place"as a joy to Us -In to but here the Elginshave made a ter, berme,corny sound which doesn't de'serve to he recorded --let alonereleased. I think this is rustMotown catering for the corn"ball market in the States-It'sa pity we have to endure IIhere. The frightening aspectis, that the Elgins are prob-ably capable of nosing reallygroovy sounds -likes theSupremes - boo theSupremos are making thegroovy sounds the poor oldElgin. get lumbered with therubbish material.

ART: " What's That SoundFor What It's WOrL11)"

(Island): A new group--includ-leg some members of the re-cently splitup VIP's amoe-bae, produced a most validcover of the beautiful BuffaloSpringfield number. (Irginallya fresh but biting West Cometsound, An hare given thenumber a big powerful boostand singer Mike Harrison'sbig volce booms out from thebending, churning and blues,backing. Personally the Spring.fields' version holds more inits creeping, all embracinggentleness --but Art's forcefuland more aggrenive approachowl' get their wend off theground. Primarily though, thesentiment is the niceest thingabout the record, and we hopeit's a hit because of that,

BRINCOS: "Nobody WantsYou Now" (Page One): Des -Pile dropping the "I." hit,Brincos don seem to haveIon too much in their sound.With that hard Troggs-likesound and the prominent guitarIt's obviously a Larry Nunproduction which Is a shamebecause there ere many Intoof this rather good, commer-cial number that could havebeen brought out to give itthat wite over all the othersingles we get earn week.tieing strings to rather a clut-tering effect Brinees have astrong vocal soUnd althoughthey lack soul but this Is quitean impressim record andwith NOM. creative channel-ling we might ore them in thechart yet.

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ha. Nor Mow Si ksonts, N B. laidwanowslawdos W C 'winnow 01 010 i twan e a rota..... to )ariaelm illtt MAO OWN MN I. Coadrant Or C 4 5...m' P....".'

As Will there beVW another Newport?

iYOUNG TRADITION ...sting effect on the ArywriCsnt

Bill Taylor NewZealander with musicalroots in old Irelandt STRANGt eerier broke

-own the transetLentic lel,panne all I had with Manicof the British VISIturs New'port on Sunday" Redd Sul-livan. now more dun three -snarlers of I hr Oak On histottadthe-world singing trip,gad raving about a youngNew Zealand run calledBill Taylor whom he beardduring his Mail to KiwIland.

The music of NZ usuallyteems Macey war dances toesst people. but BIll Taylor'sequally tredilional mull, hasits roots In Irish mune. He'sanon* here soisn, says Redd,Isholt he bock Moore!! inOrson al the beginning ofSargon

MIKE COOPER and Jerrygown, fresh from their

/meet European tour When'my taped an LP andateceseed nn radon severalMem, are hock at the Trouba-doier Brodol on Saturday JulyZ2

RODERICK. ar Cambridge

The honor night at the Lon-don Troubadour (no connec-tion, of course) brilliant youngsongwit,der Al Stewart holdsforth He has now finishedrecording his new album

JOE LUSTIG to no longerhandling Julie Fella. Noel

Gay Artiste art handlingJulie'. bookings

TREVOR LUCAS is hack intown He's at the Lon-

don Troubadour on Sundayand at the Jug o' Ponth, Bir-mingham, with Maria Houget-reit nest Thursday

MEW ALBUMS

tone of the nicest recordsAire Centel.° has made ha.ern ler the formechap Whets 2.N s new one Sega. "ALEXC .....LL AND HIS FRIENDS "1000 ES111 It one. of the nicest them all He is th sameNY aloe ere know so well, but

"Ting Hmaress any ofI tn... to his tolarnets.Nara IN 01v. at Merit Travles

Dark As ATNoS Trice." his own peen

tM Saud Se Long endIM Rao° inevitable "drm Aae, in the fulsome rnnMr okich Is resent..., 5.0a kr inireduse. Verne etherWigan Item ik Sandy Glenulo Neale ilvo. who;Inhere tine at a youthful Deter

lamas tWe Midnight LlIntr Song,"

.1 %neon a surprisinglyL., Cleft Abnoca, s. Sends

Sandy nee atways been Proaciono zinger .neck n her,* °was on this rrst eke

hsliat to ruled that MI...*ON nem has authener and0. to hart aSoda idealte do oltb It she doesn't

hOe bolt eut as much ats It mint to de in the flesh.

lTs still a rantesticMeese notes

oisuWo

woho rm...rat I wrote about

anadneImelon, comm. tillse Mey of worst end

m netue ofHES shMmn'ttthings

oN .notchuNOSHf

OthPeeOX men et the

es, zdh rrerslor M. lithe/fn..: WerrY'rr.or Koster ")i- mos et ear Nebo, Host

',he coals, II. Ia. IIwelly looking forward

Is Set first solo

!M. Recent ..... atg"".". tough propel Woe

r't"ie 6x1Law dem, when enrol

teadrurnoliso were..-"sa Loewe Done

Llgan.am

M and Sleet Lloyd Prorus! monumental eat of°.n1. Mthe C4014 ballads

.__rrnsiMe wen new VII.,Orono anon morrn

to the ben nitro.% of

THE LONG HARVEST... Norof which have just come outat Argo DAM In he aimsto produce seven-and-a.hallhems of balladry from Ante.and Amerisc sm. PeggySostow carrying MI the Amer -can honours, Mit on one wordhe will sive us. tor instance,sin ',Moroni versions TheOtto. Knight so OW se cae nsee how the artistry of the lollballad singer can make a retieddiet Iron thee haste platThin will soundon dreadful t

know. to the unthinker who*oils out foe peel when won.rm. Sets up to Ong belled,but the folk who realise thatthe balled is es muches theheart of Iola music theblues is the heart of Jaea, willleap en these rensassic recordswith amemoos fes No folkclub, or public library, come to

should b without themAnd singers Imam, for goadenamno should never sweaty eltUrning to them And nvenewho wants to study hew oneoven can produce CO merry rill.

sounds should lilt.the chameleon voice or alacColl, Sometimes Stern and bittor. ether timer wheedling andmoan. other Um" wry andhunsarool. Oont study him lacopy hew Ire dons it Ust. himus a model el nor to Mut a

strntle va rich in your aeon

tinging even if you ran onlyrr one version et " Lend

Mandel "- CI

111 A nor illounty eeleu.. LOSCHHOGUANOS " (IMAM) ittobtIlled "The Pulsating SwedeOf Forego., ' Well they don'testhete MI Woo wildly tow owream has erian tuellacharm and 1M Sr melodicg me The mueicians ars Angelfact...ens. who sums and elaengum, and harotst Parisi Vic-ente Morel Pares.... Eh*re novo snewn in NeinVerb and Parts Thole

enre

g rernme includes lam men1141.4 lemenulila," " Reranpiny " and olhee tootle emen.

d

nd earellool hare footdonna pave. rated"'Melo

n4 " Ms 0.04111.' A IPMI, Psis Is warm eynee no.May miner than tela -ne

HARPTIT If a newKTs last-minute addittonIht people atinrartne al ihe..arnhr/di,e -'II 1,..t.va I lr..rnJuly 20 to 3n The rest TumPaxton, Judy Roderick, AlexCampbell, the Tinkers (whosenew record is selling well).Tom Rush, Fred Jordan.Johnny Handle anti the HighLevel Ranters, Dorris Hinder.on. Skid Skidmore, Trevor

Lutes. Nigel Denver, WmCambridge Morris, and-freshfrom their Newport ouccess-the Young Tradition.

Meanwhile, it's not too lettto enter the fnlkw)ng contestthat's being run at CernbridgeThere are sections for Amertcan -style and British -stylemalertal

One of the Judges A.Lloyd. won't he able to makethe gig as he's hero invitedfor a music festival inHavana, Cuba I'll he Judgingthere. however, though not asa substitute for Ben (therecould be none)

WE'VE heard much 01

Georgia Sea Island musicfrom people like Guy Can-

nand their contribulions

at Newport have enlivenedsome not very mewing recordsI have of pant festivals Nowone of the Islanders, MabelHillery, Is to make a Britishtour al the beginning of OCtrobrr fie Three weeks She'llbe dning a Cecil Sharp Honorconcert with Nedy Wen andwill tour, starting in thenorth

itedy is making the arrangemeets. t understand

THE Smother. Brother, thefolk urgers whose

rornedv show Is winningaudtencm away from theBeverly Hillbillies, ere on thrAndy William. show onBBC -2 on Friday this week

SURSITON resident DerekMilitant hes User

appointed to the new KingstonArts Council He is also togive course of lectures unhawing at the local AdultPducatite. Centre in theautumn

Meanwhile. Surtitmt assistant Orgaonal Jack Parkinsonis giv

tiing stnillor rnunc on

pa /a. though I somehow feelwe won't twee AlbertAykr and John toitrane

6zAl.W./E.Sl news eon the$0,up scene N tint the

3 City 4 have broken up asRoy Bailey is 'song to Ise a

lo.torer a: Bradford Unmeteon, thew'. trees will .1111 doedeasionul c Int tele

Mr...what. bOth Leon Ro,arisen and Marian MacKenziewill be taking hooking.,I hove long regarded Leon no(me ..f the meat intelligentsongwrnern on the %rem-often Witty, anoinrtinive leantMoving-And es foe Mersan.ow hes one of the sweetest

OK. Vel 10 4WDe nbt ulset -dead EARL DALLAS.

WILL there he anotherNewport Folk Festival?

Mix was the question thatburntxJ across the altIVIIVESas 1 spoke by transatlantictelephone to some of theBritish partiCipants on thelast day of this year'steeth el.

"There's been a big rumourthat this will be the 1.1 New-port going Me rounds." saidJ ulie ol Folk Dim.lions, who eccompanled theYoung rendition on their visitIn the festival. And W. Truethat the Saturday night con-cert attracted rather lent thana capacity crowd.

"Rut there was a similarrumour hest seat-and here we

Here we are Indeed, withthe allimpen team Britainhas ever sent to Newport. Inodelition to the VI, the bigyoke nf Bob Dasimpnrt, thesuperb ballad -singing nt fel.lowGenrdie louts Killen andScotsman Norman Kennedy.led the gentle vInunsii,the Incredible String Mootshnseel the Muerte.% II,:there's still a lot of erearlvdsIn the British folk moven...et

The British Halton 40,111,1to be having a Food time " le,a gas," mld Royelon Wood,

I'm enjoying myself Imply.The sluff we've been hearingin the blues workshops, noeslaity

the Stanley Singers, hasbeen lust too much...

Peter Bellamy agreed... I'veenjoyed almost everybody es -opt eke professional folkies,"he said, "you know who Imean. They did bring me

High eoini of the prof es-slortais. contribution to hes,port '57, apparently. was JoanB lee's sudden appearance onthe Saturday night She sangwith her slater Mimi-widowof the brilliant Richard Farina-and called Judy Collin. onstage to loin Mo.

A new Star erhO has reallymtabilsheel himself at Newportthis year Arlo Guthrie,whom Julia described an"genuinely amusing andlIghlohented."

would he difficult to saywhich of the British guests areimpressing their hosts themm St.

YT arrived to hearevery°ne raving about BobDavenport's appearance at aconcert the precious night.During mother spot, saidPeter Bellamy, he wenn! toImagine that foghorn of abe haying trouble with theamplifer system.

"Louis has Impressed every-one," sold Peter, hemmer."And the time I mw them,the Inerediblm were getting aerrs Rood reaction indeed.People were gathered roundthem, absolutely lapping 11

upAdded Heather Wood: " Nor-

man Kennedy did very well inthe ballad workshop, as you

m't 'arclecstb.Ons are differentfrom the Britishoneot,coneeot, asapplied In Kenn "They'rereally informal concerts, inwhich various ample presenttheir kind of music and meplain what it means At Mast.that's

the baste idea," saidRoyston Wood,

But when we Bang al aworkshop with Frank Warner,right In the middle 01 a held,Melting right into the wind, wedidn't have much opportunityto talk, We hod to lust get onwith the singing,

" We were lucks In thisworkshop. We Went on al theend, when lots of people hadgathered round from otherworkshops which had enfledearlier -

The Young Tradition them -

whet seem to have hadpredictable exciting effect onthe Americans, theneh I'm notsure II it's a dose of Britishundemlaternent one the Arnerlcan: part or ReigstOn's WhenIre amend: "They have beengoing wild In mew restrainedearl of way."

All the sinters found vel-dem. that the Ponotarits oftalk was waning in America" It seems we've been in atihe death," said Mohrer.

But the, seem to like whatwe're doing."

if mouth young AmericansBet turned on by Rob. NOrsman, Louis, Ike YT and the

this could hethe sprictutiltes of which

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nava yet to hear one el thesepeople mentmn God Perhaps Ihave not heard correctly, because In my opinion one cannotpossibly live In love and peacewt.. God.

Perhaps one the Flower Gen.oration ' would like to write toMN and say whether they be-lle,. In God. or If their onlyGod is LSD - JOHN WYNNE.Ripen, Yorks

I'"BrT:ien:"17:C:ft..arOZ.X.round session drummers was dlighted to read that GingerBaker, a limited mid typicallyexpressionless pop drum-mer referred to hint as a" tekny-bopper " - whatevethat may be! (MM. Blind Oats.July U.

I feel Baiter may learn froma listen to the Clare -Stephensonalbum ' Drum Spetwctacular.-ad he may think ice beforecommenting again on the realdrummer% In On, world. -PETER SMART, Weedmansterne,Surrey

09 Gad, not again? Jam whenit seemed pop had been ac

cepted as valid part of thernIE business, teemto o good old fashioned load afmusical snobbery from the con-descending pens of MessrsThompson, Hopkins and RIchrtison (NM, July 11). It wouldn'tOa to bad II their argumentswere well C.C.:leen but thatcomments were so potty andspiteful, and typical of the

better then you re attitude

hadthe pop fan and artistt has

had to suffer from trained usi-cians far years

These little gods waving theirdiplomas about are interested inonly one thing and that is them.scion, and not music. OfThompson. Hoskins and Slid,and On, with their oh so smart,yet. oh so Inaccurate commentsabout the pop scene pre. mypoint - ION TURNBULL, Pals

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ley Oriel, Edinburgh

fl EGROING Nick Jones, dieparaging remirnents an Jeff

fleck's performance at the Sav-dlc Th ttttt would remarkthe: the reception orcorded tohim re ivay endorsed suchunfavourable comment

Why must your conks dealso harshly with those m thetop of their profession, Ofworse as with nearly all en-.* They most say Nernst/oneCod in it, something impiaas-ant. se much Me better! - AH DRISCOLL. Stickletsein. Set

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JOHN MAYALL'S THE

LEADING

BLUESMANI FEEL Nick Jones was

extremely harsh In des-cribing John Mayan as "dy-ing from the stale smell ofyesterday" In his review orthe Saville Show.

Every group mull haveroots and the Cream owesmall deht to Mayall's Blues -

breakers They are an integralpart .1 the scene and the dedication of John Mayall hasbrought him to his present

, statue as a major blueemanand cannot be so sarcasticallydismissed - CHRIS WOLFE,Co. Antrim, N. Ireland.

"1012LUES dying from theBLUES smell of yesterday "

indeed! What a load of manurethis Nick Jones person writes!(MM, July 8).

The blues are fresh andliving now and forever, in thebeginning and in the ending.as greats like John Mayell willstill be affirming long, longafter the renegade Clapton andother hippy trendsetters havevanished into the tracklesswastes of the avant garde -GILES ALLEN, Spalding,Lincs.

FORgenerations people

have been desperatelytrying to take the jazzout of jazz until we are leftwith today's curious image ofthe music as a rack of cutprice re -issues, a few ratherbitter magazines and nachro-nIstie clubs.

Think of the connotationsof the word "jar.' Jazzyclothes. any colours, jazzydances, jazzy people. It all

move-ment

colour. light and move -

But all those ingredientshave died and we are leftwith a hollow husk of snobhery. conservatism, drabclothes, drab minds and drabmusic No wonder the presentgeneration of teens and twen-ties have In the main rejectedBritish jazz, he It traditionalor modern

The first British la. WOK,In shed the chips nn theirshoulders, wear clothes thatwere conotructed after clothesrationing ended. and blowtheir heads off will gam mas-sive appreciation - PETERHARRIS, London WI.

HATSoff to the News Of

The World, say t. fordrawing attention to the de-pravity of today's youth Ingeneral and those on 11e so-called pop set. In particular.

Instead of coliqt.ina Wirtthese pop musicians, as youdo with alckenina regularityin your colas., you'd domore o

odafa service in diatom

iagng ty's youth tom emuliltng them.

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paper -ythat I din't nor,

nouldn't en Seen dead with ohot happened to pick op a

MATALL: " not stale

cop in the train - but I amlifyelong reader of the News

Of The World which has afine record of decency andecrupolously impeccable woeIslay behind it It's all verywell for these pt ruffians tosneer at paper for doing itspublic duty, but the News OfThe World has a far finer repotation than the pop pressfor exp.'s.ns the evil peopleand evil influences In oursociety in tearless detail -ALEISTER CRAWLY, Nether.aeon Road, Chiswick W.A.

(INCF again a pop groupVash used a record to cor-rupt, pervert, exploit and gen-erally mislead the youth ofthis country.

We refer, of course, to theBeatles. and their outrageousstatement that " Love is allyou need"

As anybody knows, youneed S lot more than love.You need at least slit °Levels.a savings bank account,Christian upbringing, a mort-gage. plenty of exercise, anda sound job with good pros.pacts.

Is it too much to hope thatsomebody can include some ofthese things in the next acingaimed at the impressionableears of the nation's teenagers,- CHARLES CATCHPOLEDAVID HILL, 2 PortlandStreet, King's Lynn, Norfolk.

1 HAVE just read an articleabout myself In the June

17, Melody Maker. The article,by Leonard Feather. Is filledwith misquotes. I ant head.lined as saying, " most of Ia.-men Imlay play like oldpeople." Unbelievable! Whatrealty said was that too manyyoung musicians today imitatethe older players, such asMiles and Coltrane, instead ofestablishing a music of theirown generation. I have limit-less respect for any true artist,no matter what generation .

this eapecially applies to Milesand Coltrane. So It anyone Isconcerned, please don't takethe contents of the article serimisty. It has nothing to dowith my music --GAR'' BITION. New York (lie

YET again intolerance breeds intolerance.Mr Danny Thompson is understand-

ably annoyed by John Lennon's views onjazz (MM July 8). But he should not thendepict the Beatles as unmusical conmen.

Lennon and McCartney arc no virtuosi, hutthey proved themselves adequate musicians longbefore discovering bizarre recording techniques.

George Harrison was always a competent guitaristand if he did in fart take three hours to record a sitarsolo, it certainly wasn't used on "Sgt Pepper" The in-strumental passage - well over 12 bars - consists ofGeorge swopping phrases with the orchestra Hasn't the

lime come for more broodnundednew on all sides> Nngenuine music lover wouldconfine his interests to one,period or style. - R. A.QUAIF, London WCI.

CONGRATULATIONS loDonny Thompson on his

spirited and sensible defenceof joss.. A brief study of jazzshows all the great pioneershave been thoroughly scram-pliehed musicians. Out wond-

offwhatthe Hearin,' West

ering would have soundedlike had the session men In-volved not practised theirparts. - S C. COLES, E.daware, Middle.,

IE reader John Hutchinsonthink, San Francisco will

soon take over Irons sulogins.London, then suggest bebuys himself a bell, a packetof Incense, a copy of the International limes and goesdown to LIFO. - GLENSWEENEY, I notion W2.

O11yeah avantgarde J. M.

Craner IMM, July I), Ithink you've got yourself a hitwrong about the "shallow andpretty sound." of the musiclabelled under pop. Being akeen listener to all sorts ofprecious sounds of arts, In-cluding music by the PinkFloyd, Ayler, Scott Engel, Col-trane, Shrpp, Stock/mown,Pendereezki, Telemann andthe whole gang, I smite yotJnot to judge the competenceand depth In music whetherIt's Jazz, classics or pop, bycomparing the starvation sta,fishes of the performer, norto listen with any precon-ceived ideas of an absolutepure music, nor SO comparemale at all.

Sec. it isn't Ayler r Uweof Liget. who make the mustyfor you. It's you They're maltin9 the musk for you to per-ceive, fur you to feel, not youto feel them, but if you reallyfeel and understandyou really understand whatthey are, too It's lust all aquestion about naturalness.your own. Re -think it and wailand see, and listen to CharlesLloyd In between - EVABJURHOLM, Reser! ttttttan78 A, Stockholm C. Sweden.

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