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Publishing breaking out in CanadaCanadian publishing, particularly theChappell/Canada variety, is "experiencing arecord burst of activity" according to JerryRenewych, professional manager for Chap-pell's Toronto -based office.Renewych went on to claim that "Publishinghas been overlooked in Canada up until now.But, within the next two years, I see anexplosion in this area with the ensuingcompetition greatly improving the qualityof the material to be recorded by Canadianartists". Renewych is also of the opinionthat this activity will supply the Canadianwriters with the aid they need in "gaininginternational acceptance".Two Chappell copyrights that have becomeaccepted by the radio programmer and recordbuyer are "Where Is The Answer" by CopperPenny and Shawne Jackson's "Just As BadAs You". The latter, released on the Play-boy label (a U.S. firm) made excellent gainsup the RPM 100 chart but failed to get a foot-hold in the U.S. market.

Chappell have also signed co -publishingdeals - one such deal with Harry Hinde, anAmerican now living and producing inCanada. His acts include Copper Penny,Ruckus, Ken Hollis, Tony Kingston andPhyllis Brown. They have also been activein the development of writer/performerHarry Marks, who they just placed withPolydor Canada. The Toronto office is nownegotiating a record deal for the Detroit -based Brussel Sprout.

Renewych has been busy picking up materialfrom other international offices of Chappell.

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ARCHER RELEASESON CONDOR LABELCondor, a recent label entry into thecountry field and already experiencingsuccess with the Newman Sisters, are con-tinuing this pattern with a single releasefrom Con Archer. Entitled "Happy Anniver-sary", the RPM sampling for the past coupleof weeks indicates that Archer has a stronginitial single and enters the RPM CountryPlaylist this week at No. 38.Born at Bourlamaque, P.Q. and raised inOrillia, Ontario, Archer began his singingcareer in church choirs and performing atweddings and local dances. He went on tostar at country jamborees, and becamepopular on the club circuit as well as withtelevision audiences. No stranger to therecording scene, Archer has released severalalbums over the years.

POLYDOR/PABLO PACTDISTRIBUTION DEALPablo, the Norman Granz jazz label will bedistributed in Canada by Polydor Records.Initial release for the month of July will besix albums including a three record set fea-turing various jazz greats including OscarPeterson, Count Basie, Ella Fitzgerald andothers. The release will also include albumsby the Oscar Peterson Trio, Duke EllingtonQuartet, Count Basie with Joe Turner doingthe vocals, Joe Pass and Ella Fitzgerald. Thelatter will be rather unique in that Fitzgeraldis accompanied only by Joe Pass on theguitar.Granz is well-known in jazz circles andwas the founder of the Verve label back inthe 40s. He also organized the highly success-ful Jazz of the Philharmonics concerts whichtoured through the 50s. Pablo is New Yorkbased.

ECM PRODUCT STRENGTHENSPOLY DO R'S JAZZ CATALOGUEPolydor continues to strengthen their jazzcatalogue particularly with new releasesfrom ECM. Ready for release is a threerecord set by Keith Jarrett, a very popularitem in Europe. Jarrett, an American jazzpianist has, over the years, been associatedwith several of the big names in jazz includ-ing Miles Davis. His new package comprisestwo recent concerts in Europe.Also on tap is an album release by DaveLiebman, "Lookout Farm" and "TheColours of Chloe" by Eberhard Weber.

Polydor has experienced good response forthe ECM label from those dealers specializingin jazz.

BITS AND PIECESFROM THE WESTPolydor's national promotion manager,Allen Katz, is now back in Montreal follow-ing a whirlwind tour of the west with stopsin Calgary and Vancouver Columbia'sFrank Gigliotti just completed the roundsof Alberta while RCA's John Ford is rightin the middle of it all ... Paul Sandersis now responsible for Polydor sales in theinterior of B.C. as well as Vancouver depart-ment stores Promoter of BluesJam, Patty Fiedler, is said to be working on afolk festival for this fall CKLG FM'sSimon Ginsberg has heard no more ofpossible court action over incidents arisingfrom union hassles Gary Switlo ofConcerts Box Office in Vancouver is puttingtogether a mammoth promo campaign totout the upcoming Chicago appearance.

LONDON DISTRIBUTESNEW ATTIC PRODUCTThe newly formed Attic label will bedistributed by London Records. The dealwas finalized by Al Mair and Tom Williamsof Attic and Alice Koury, product co-ordina-tor for London.Initial single release, "Brother And Me" and"Piece Of Alright" by Fludd, has alreadybeen shipped and London's network ofpromotion people are beginning a series ofpromotion campaigns to get the single offthe ground.

POLYDOR REORGANIZESPROMOTION STAFFPolydor Records' Vancouver office hasreorganized its promotion staff, effectiveimmediately. Peter Behnke is now respon-sible for contemporary pop product on Poly-dor and distributed labels, while Ted Hop-kins, who formerly handled all product,will be responsible for Middle of the Roadand classical material.Behnke and Hopkins are now operatingfrom Polydor's recently completed officesat 805 West Broadway in Vancouver.

U.S. INTEREST INTENNISON PACKAGEThe Tentam album release, "Two Words,Three Words" by The Robert TennisonTroupe, mailed extensively to pop program-mers throughout the U.S., has been giventhe nod by several major market stationsresulting in enquiries as to when there willbe a U.S. release.

Produced by Robert Tennison, who createdan image for his group with the initialsingle release, "I Can See", the album hasreceived heavy play by Canadian popprogrammers as well, particularly on the"Just Like A Fool" cut.The session was produced at RCA's Torontostudios and features vocal background byseveral name artists.

Negotiations are currently underway fornational distribution of Tentam product.

THE REAL SOUNDS OFTHE 40s - HARRY JAMESThe sound and atmosphere of the 40's BigBand Era were revived for four brief hoursMonday night, June 24th, when HarryJames and his band played to a capacitycrowd in the Centennial Ballroom ofThe Inn On The Park, Toronto. This wasHarry James' first visit to Toronto in overtwenty years. The audience spanned atleast three generations, and all were mostreceptive to the music, applauding aftereach number. The dance floor was crowdedcontinually, although not all were dancing.

Some were standing in front of the stage,just listening or singing the old rememberedtunes.

The girl singer with the band, Sundi Martino,had once been a resident of NorthernOntario, and, in the early days of hercareer, had played several Toronto nitespots, including The Seaway Hotel and theColonial Tavern. She has been with theband for nearly three years, and now makesher home in Las Vegas. After leavingToronto, the band will be doing a series ofone -niters before returning to their homebase, Las Vegas. -J.V.

EMERSON SALES PROMOSMUDDY WATERS APPEARANCEEmerson Sales, GRT distributor for BritishColumbia, tied in with Vancouver stationsCKLG FM and CHQM last week to promotethe appearance of legendary blues great,Muddy Waters at the Vancouver Blues Jam,held June 23rd at the Pacific Coliseum.Emerson provided Waters' latest Chess album,"Unk in Funk", to the stations for giveaways. Emerson's Monica Netupsky arrangedthe tie-in. Following his Blues Jam appearance,Waters settled into the city's Egress Clubfor a week long engagement.

EGRESS ANNOUNCESUPCOMING ATTRACTIONSJohn Bottomley, of Vancouver's mid -townshowplace, the Egress, has announced theclub's list of attractions for the early sum-mer months. Columbia artist, Taj Mahal,appears for three days June 24th to 26th,followed by country artist, Earl Scruggs,June 27th -29th. Steve Goodman is thefirst confirmed artist for July, playingfrom the 10th to the 13th, followed by DanHicks, 17th -20th, and Lightning Hopkins,23rd -27th. Willy Dixon appears August13th -17th, preceded by Ry Cooder, August6th -8th.

REID'S "VALLEY'S"BIG IN IRELANDCanadian writer Glen Reid wrote "MyGreen Valley" three years ago and it wasused as a "B" side for the Brannigan'sBoys' single, "Independent Means" - neitherside doing too much. A recent recording ofthe Reid song by Olive Bayle and the IrishTradition brought only moderate success tothe Boot single but in Ireland it has becomea Top Ten hit.The Bayle single has also been covered byseveral popular Irish folk groups includingthe Wolftones and the Barley Corn.

CLIMAX BLUES BANDWOWS 'PEG AUDIENCEThe Climax Blues Band brought the thousand -plus audience in Winnipeg's PlayhouseTheatre to its feet during the British group'sJune 10th appearance. Climax had thetraditionally reserved Winnipegers singingalong and clapping throughout the perform-ance and during four curtain calls.

Group leader, Peter Hancock, was particular-ly well -received, by the crowd, whippingthem up into an enthusiastic back-up chorus.Climax Blues Band's latest album, "Senseof Direction", on the Sire label, is distributedin Canada by GRT.

BROWN'S "WOOD" CUT BYCAPITOL'S BRUSH ARBORThe Canadian country/pop hit for CliffEdwards, "Carpenter Of Wood" has beenreleased in the U.S. by Brush Arbor on theCapitol label. The song was written byBarry Brown of the Family Brown, popularRCA country recording group. Publishedin Canada through Broadland Music, theU.S. release is published through GrandRiver Music-ASCAP.The "Carpenter" single was the last releasefor Edwards for Polydor. He moved overto Columbia and is currently receivingstrong pop radio play with his initial singlefor his new label, "Love May Be TheAnswer".

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Getting back to businessThe industry has gone through a raw mater-ial crisis, a new higher pricing of product andcompany reshufflings making the winterand spring trying times for the industry.The "sun" months are now here and thereappears to be a swing back to business and,before we know it, fall plans and fall productpresentations will be upon us.

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. the prophets of doom, the messengers ofmediocrity, will be overwhelmed by the new genera-tion of competent, creative, confident artisans andby all those of preceding generations who havealready demonstrated their freshness of mind, theirtalent and their capacity for inspired leadership."

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through a trying period, but there was con-fidence that time would resolve many of theproblems - and they were in control, at alltimes.Somehow, I feel many of the problems of theCanadian industry are inherited from thoseconditions existing in the U.S.So closely tied are these two nations, inmany businesses and particularly the recordbusiness, that we feel the pain of the inter-national industry whether the malady is oursor not.

ALL PRICES ON INCREASEThe consumer is aware of the overall priceincreases of many commodities and, in par-ticular those materials derived from oilproducts.Truly the record industry held the line fortoo long. Labour had already made the priceof manufacturing records very high andfinally when the increase came, it was ahefty one. Some dealers may have rebelledat the idea of charging more, but, as men-tioned, they must have been aware ofprice increases of everyday commodities.

As you walk through a department store orsit in a restaurant, you get the feeling thatinflation or not, these are good times forCanadians and money must be readilyavailable. No longer do we hear aboutunemployment, in fact we hear more abouta lack of good employees being available.In the wings waits a new sound that I feelis slowly evolving in the international indus-try. What we may be waiting for could be

KERSHAW DRAWS 1200TO PNE GARDENSWEA artist, Doug Kershaw, drew a crowdin excess of twelve hundred to his recentappearance at the Gardens of Vancouver'sPacific National Exhibition. Appearing withhis back-up band and preceded by theNorthern Flyer, a Texas bluegrass group,Kershaw was particularly well received bythe crowd, which included young and old,straight and hip. Tickets for the show wereset at $6.00.

CKWX, in co-operation with Cajun Produc-tions, promoted the appearance and partici-pated in a give-away of tickets and copies ofKershaw's "Mama Kershaw's Boy" LP.'WX personalities, Tom Peacock, Jim Morrisonand John Michaels emceed the show.

CONCERTS BOX OFFICEDATES ANNOUNCEDGary Switlo of Vancouver's Concerts BoxOffice has announced a number of shows tobe staged in the west coast city this sum-mer. July 17th, Columbia Records' Chicagoplays Vancouver's Coliseum on the PacificNational Exhibition grounds. July 27th,Rory Gallagher and A&M's Status Quoappear in Vancouver. Venue is now beingarranged.Country artist, Ferlin Husky, is scheduled toentertain at New Westminster's Queen'sPark Arena, July 28th.Jose Feliciano is signed for an August 10thappearance at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre,preceded on July 27th by a special programfeaturing CTI Records artists, includingGeorge Benson, Ron Carter, Ben Davis,Hubert Laws, Johnny Hammond and GroverWashington Jr.

one of the most prosperous periods in thehistory of the music industry.

INDUSTRY READY FOR NEW IDEASThe industry appears ready for new ideas inmerchandising, promotion and recordings.Everything would seem to indicate a count-down to a very big fall season.Someone said recently there were alwaysbig sellers in the business. The question was- which company had them.This is very true, and the idea that thebusiness was big enough that you could sitback and rake in your share is becominga thing of the past.

It's become a very big business, and it'sgrowing - more than eighty years ofgrowing pains, but it is coming of age.The company that has the product and thesales, is the company that can get all theelements together to take advantage ofevery regional breakout and spread it acrossthe nation. Breakouts are god sent, but to sitback and enjoy just the regional sales canbe disastrous.

INFORMATION IS THE KEYQuite often a new record on a new labelbegins to break and the phones at RPMlight up with dealers asking who distributesthis record. Many times we don't know,and have to make exhaustive efforts tofind out. If RPM doesn't know, the industryis in trouble.

The industry is learning slowly, the worthand value of a trade magazine on themusic industry in Canada. Each week weflash music industry news across Canada torecord stores and radio stations about Cana-dian happenings in the trade, whether theybe domestic or international.The processing of news is a very impersonalthing. As observers, it is impossible for usto hold a grudge or show any favouritism.We treat news and information as just that.It's our job and duty to make any and allrelevant trade news available to the trade.There is no company too small that itdoesn't deserve a mention in RPM if, some-thing they are doing or have done is goingto assist the trade.

SUBSCRIBER IS "KING"Our subscribers are "king". For theirmoney, they deserve every scrap of informa-tion that will further their endeavour andtheir position.It seems that the more important youbecome, the more enemies you gatheralong the way. We acknowledge no enemiesand no critics. We treat everyone as fairlyas humanly possible.Some of you have known us for ten years.That lengthy relationship has endured. Someof you may be newcomers who haven'tknown us long enough to realize that overthose ten years, this magazine has strived toconsistantly work for the industry.

CIRCULATION MEANS POWERAs we have grown in circulation and power,we have acquired a new group of criticswho might find fault with the position of arecord on our charts that should have beentwo points higher.It boils down to - RPM is many things tomany people, and you can't please everyone.The industry can prosper and benefitfrom everyone working together and theseare good times and they seem to be gettingbetter.I hope RPM and our weekly effort iscontributing to that growth and prosperity.

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Those were "the good old days"Since I began this series, I have had manygood comments and some ... not so com-plimentary. A number of people have asked,"What does Klees know about promotion

In 1948, I began a daily "teen" record showon radio station CHUM in Toronto. Atthat time the record industry was very insig-nificant to what it is today. Many of therecords that were featured on my one hourshow, were imported from the United States.I would have to make daily visits to Snider -man's Music Hall on College Street to pickup the latest records which Sam was bring-ing in from the U.S. They would be returnedthe following day. That was 26 years ago.The average age of the promotion man todaywould be (probably) less than 26. Many ofthem weren't born yet.

MUSIC BIZstan klees

A year later, I joined CKLB in Oshawawhere I was an announcer -operator. A greatdeal of the programming of those daysdepended on transcriptions.I left the radio business for a stint withTrans Canada Airlines (now Air Canada).Throughout my stay with the airline, someof my best friends were in radio. In 1956I resumed my career in the music businesswhen I joined MacKay Record Distributorsin Toronto, at that time the London Recorddistributor for Ontario. My position waspromotion and sales. Few companies hadfull-time promotion men in those days. Infact it has only been the last six years thatpromo men haven't had sales tasks to lookafter as well as promotion.

At that time the Stortz system of program-ming (a forerunner of today's format radio)had just been introduced in Canada.One of the first records I was sent out topromo was "Blueberry Hill" by Fats Domino.That was 18 years ago. Today's promo manof 26 would have been 8 years old.In 1956 I joined Astral Records to do salesand promotion. Six weeks later I was madeNational Sales Manager. Astral was a verysmall record company that catered toaudiophiles. We started to grow when weacquired the Pye Record line from England.It was Astral's biggest label. Astral becameAllied Records after I left in 1963.

On May 1st, 1963, I started TamaracRecord Productions and my own labelTamarac (which eventually became Red LeafRecords). At that time there were few (ifany) independent record producers inCanada. Facilities were limited. Most prod-uctions were done on three tracks. That maybe hard to believe for record producers whocan today record on 24 and 32 tracks.Regardless, we were able to produce manyCanadian hits and promote them on to thecharts. At the same time, and much moreimportant, the success of Canadian produc-tions caused more and more people tobecome involved and groups, producersand songwriters began to believe thatrecords could be produced in Canada.Until that time, most Canadian artistswould go to Nashville where in three hoursthey would hand you four sides. Usuallythe songs were written by Nashville writers.The groups and artists came back to Canada

and would make the rounds of the recordcompanies - and if they were lucky, arecord company would put out the recordfor them. They might even get 6% of 90% ,

of the suggested retail price. Hardly a goodroyalty, and advances of any kind werepractically unknown. I hope some of today'ssuccessful artists read this.In 1964, the United States record companiesbecame interested in records produced inCanada and for the first time a trickle ofCanadian recordings were being released inthe U.S.In 1967, Red Leaf and Tamarac started towind down, for reasons I don't wish to go intohere.

Since 1967, I have worked part-time as anadvisor to RPM and also as a consultant tothe industry, freelance writer, ghost writerand hopefully a patron of the music indus-try in Canada. I also own MusicAd&Artwhich is an advertising agency and art firmto the Canadian music industry.I am constantly in touch with record menand promotion men and devote all of mytime to the music industry.My agreement with RPM limits me to writeonly institutional articles for RPM, look

MUCH EMPHASIS ONCANCON AT OECAThe Ontario Educational CommunicationsAuthority (Channel 19) has advanced to thestage where they are now being referred toas "television for the people". They aresupplying exceptionally tight productionsof entertainment packages, passed over bythe better equipped networks who are look-ing for the more commercial approach.The OECA have also become interested inand involved with the Canadian performingartist. They recently aired two new pilotprograms - "The Singer", which starredcountry folk singer Roy Payne; and "AvecAngele", showcasing the talents of Acadianfolksinger Angele Arsenault.Both productions were a mixture of musicand documentation. The Arsenault filmingallowed the young singer to display hersongwriting talents with "Bois Ton Cafe","I Know I Hurt You Badly" and "TheGospel of Man and Woman".

Payne's "Singer" was recently awarded the"Prize of the Festival" at the 1974 Oberhau-sen Film Festival in West Germany, and wasfilmed at the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto.Payne performed his own compositions inthe film including: "Born To Be A Gypsy,"Country Roads and City Streets", "NothingOn My Mind", and "Equal In Our Graves".Dates for televising of these series, ifapproved, will be announced shortly.Channel 19's Mike McManus, a sometimestalk show host, touched on the Canadianrecording industry (June 21) when, in aquiet setting, with a pianist playing foreigncopyrights, he discussed the industry withDave Charles, program co-ordinator ofCHUM/Toronto, Ian Thomas, GRT record-ing artist who broke into the hit arena with"Painted Ladies", and Ross Reynolds,president of GRT of Canada and presidentof the Canadian Recording Industry Associa-tion (CRIA).A pilot for a new series on the folk andcontemporary rock scene in Canada is nowbeing undertaken by the OECA with a hopedfor airing date by early fall.

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after institutional projects for RPM (TheCommunications meets across Canada andthe Juno Awards etc.). I also look after all,RPM'S special projects. My firm, Stan KleesLtd., is paid a retainer by RPM, therefore,I am not on the staff of RPM.Whether all this qualifies me to write aseries on record promotion, advertising andrecord company procedures ... I don'tknow, but as I write, I feel that some of mycriticisms of the system could stimulatethought and in some cases cause changes thatmight benefit the promotion people and therecord companies.A great deal of what I have already writtenfor this series has been revamped justbecause the industry is changing and manyof my columns will be based on the helpfulcomments of record and promotion people.I would like to thank the promotion menI have consulted, the promo men that havephoned to make comments and the recordheads that have already indicated they aremaking changes because of my earlycomments.(Next week: Imagery and Imagineering)

RCA COUNTRY PRODUCTSTRONG IN VANCOUVERAccording to the recently debuted CKWXCountry Countdown chart, RCA Records isthe dominant factor in the west coastcountry scene. The company holds downfive of the top ten positions on the 'WXchart with such product as "This Time" byWaylon Jennings, Charlie Pride's "WeCould" and "I Will Always Love You" byDolly Parton.The label is also strongly represented onCKWX's album listing. Among the RCAartists showing strongly here are Pride,Jennings, Hank Snow, Danny Davis, RonnieMilsap and Dolly Parton.

DYECAST RELEASESA POP PACKAGEThe recently formed Dyecast Record labelhas released their initial album, "Potpourriof the Ernie Castle Four". The album featuresElaine Terzi on lead vocals.

Ernie Castle and his group Patty Shortreed,piano, Reg Garneau, bass; with Castle ondrums, have been building a sizeable follow-ing throughout western Canada. They arecurrently playing the Glencoe Club in Cal-gary and have bookings through to Septem-ber when they play the Banff SpringsHotel.Castle's first album effort was produced byhimself at Joe Kozak's Project 70 Studiosin Edmonton with Kozak handling boardchores. With the exception of three out ofthe twelve cuts, all are 100% Canadiancontent. They include compositions byWally Grieve/"Mr. Weatherman", and"Long Walk In The Summer", Kenny Jef-ferson/"Spell Of The Arctic" and severalby Hugh Parsons of Regina including aninstrumental "Dirty John", "SundaySummer", "A Year I've Spent With Time".Also of interest is former EC4 member BrianWakley's "Bunkhouse Boogie". Castle hasput together some of the selections thathave become favourites over the many yearsof his touring.There is no national distribution for theEC4 album. Castle has set up a mail ordersystem for marketing of the set. Interestedparties should direct their enquiries toDyecast Records, 422A - 30th Ave. N.W.,Calgary T2M 2N4.

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This world is a tragedy for those who feel .. .WENGEN, Switzerland

"Aha, my good man" said the chap with thecrooked walking stick propped up againstthe postered wall of the Wengen railwaystation, "what I'd like to know is why arock author and commentator would comehere to write a book?"

"Why, that's very simple," said I at a meas-ured space, in this peculiar halting brand ofEnglish which one acquires when living ina foreign country. Turning in the direction ofthe 13,000 foot Jungfrau and other mightysister peaks, I replied: "Just look aroundyou."

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"Ah yes, I know that Wengen is beautifulbut tell me: does not a writer draw hisinspiration from the environment aboutwhich he writes? I would have thought thatbooks about rock music would be conceivedin the front row seat of a concert hall."

"Perhaps some people must write in thatmanner but not I. I have usually found thatrock's finest moments are discovered listen-ing to a record or tape player and you can dothat anywhere there's electricity or batteries.I can listen to just as much rock music up atthe chalet as I could in London or LosAngeles. Shove in the tape and there it is.""I'll grant you that the music is amazinglyportable but I still don't understand whatspecifically brought you to Wengen. Whynot St. Moritz or Gstaad or somewherewhere the night life is sufficiently active tostimulate one such as yourself?"

"It's quite simply really. Seven or eightyears ago, my lady and I spent 45 minutesin Wengen on our way up the Jungfrau. Wewent for a quick walk, took a few slidesand the memory has burnt strongly eversince. In almost a decade of wanderingaround the world, we have never seen amore beautiful place, nor indeed a moreserene atmosphere."

"You wouldn't be saying that if this werethe ski-ing,season."

"Perhaps not, but the fact remains that at thepresent time, you or your children canwander peacefully around here without fearof being run down by some drunken fooldirecting a motorized vehicle and poisoningyou with its fumes. To each his own Isuppose. Some people get off tearing aroundin autos - others prefer to stroll amidst theplentiful pleasures of Nature. It's all amatter of where you're at. Some dudes liketo hustle chicks in discothecs, some wouldrather sit back with their old lady and agood smoke and plug in Astral Weeks orMoondance at home."

"Yes I must agree that it would be a dullworld if all dogs barked the same. But I stillwonder what you do with yourself here,that is when you're not writing."

"God, there's so much to do that it's amatter of setting up priorities. There mustbe at least a hundred different well -markedwalks around here. You can climb up to thetop of the Mannlichen range at the back ofthe village, or you can go by cable car. Theviews from the top are magnificent. You canwalk across the fields and pick wildflowers:we've isolated at least two dozen varietiesso far. I've been taking slides and moviesand taping waterfalls, cow bells and Alpine

bird calls. There's just so many things to do.I've even got a nice crop of Sweet Peas com-ing on in the back garden. This plateau is agardener's Paradise. Have you seen the rhu-barb they grow here?""Indeed, I had two bowls for lunch beforemy blackberry yoghurt. You'll pardon me ifI seem too inquisitive and ask how youkeep in touch? Do you have any newspapersor magazines sent to you or do you listen tothe BBC Overseas Service?"

"Neither. In fact I just learnt about WillyBrandt's resignation in the German columnof Record World. I do not get the news andI'm grateful to be without it.""But surely a writer's inspiration must comefrom the daily events which engulf us all?""For some of us perhaps, yet in the words ofSir Robert Walpole, the 1st Earl of Orford:'The world is a comedy to those who think,a tragedy to those who feel'. (1769). I sus-pect that I've personally been plugged in toit for too damn long. The world outside ofWengen (and perhaps a few score acres downunder) has little to offer me.""Do I derive from your words some smallindication of those terrible cinders of cyni-cism? Could it be that you have seen toomuch and all of a sudden, you have realizedthe horror of it all?""You could well be right. But I find nosuch oppressive maladies in these gloriousAlps. Rather I discover some peace of mindby fully appreciating the insignificance ofman next to the mountains."

"Yes, this region tends to draw out one'sphilosophical yearnings. Goethe, the greatGerman writer, once compared the water-falls in the Lauterbrunnen Valley below uswith the fleeting human soul."

"I had heard that and I was thinking aboutthe other afternoon when we sat at thefoot of the Falls in the beautiful littlecemetery with the flowers growing on eachof the graves. The waterfall will continueflowing as long as man does not interferewith its natural course.""Indeed it shall and let us hope that thereshall be no such interference. Knowing theSwiss as I do, I believe we can be optimisticabout that. But pardon me for changing thesubject and again focusing on a personalmatter. It appears to me that you have cometo Wengen not so much to secure an escapefrom that which depresses you as much asto discover something new within yourself."

"You might well say that, I'll certainly admitthat I have been listening to the lion on occa-sion. I have found the elevation above sealevel to be remarkably conducive to new andbetter spaces. I believe I am now able tosee many things which were beyond myvision before. I fear that far too many of uscannot see the wood for the trees. We failto use our ears and our eyes and our reason-ing."

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"No doubt, but that has been the eternalfolly of all mankind. You must not be tooharsh. We here in Wengen have our faultstoo. The council in Lauterbrunnen keepstelling us that we should build a road uphere and thus bring in more tourists. Weanswer that we prefer it the way it is, butthey reply that we cannot hold out progressforever. We Swiss are a strange race. TheFrench think us dull, the Germans think usboring, the British think us amiable. We donot enjoy an enviable reputation in sophis-ticated circles."

"But what nonsense that is! The Whole ofEurope is jealous of your neutrality, yourstable economy and your Natural assets.The irony of it overwhelms me. I canjust imagine some 18th Century warlordsdeciding to let the poor mountain folk havetheir mountains because it is difficult toforge fortunes and progress upon these monu-ments of Nature. And thus Switzerlandwas born: a country of mountains thatnobody wanted because they couldn'tfigure out how to amass fortunes from them.And now in the 20th Century, when thiscountry refuses to involve itself in theintrigues and invasions of Europe, it turnsout that the Alps are the ultimate touristasset. And not only that, the Swiss peopleturn out to be the most compassionateguardians of these treasures, and they havelearned to combine them with the few realfruits of progress. Such as this railway sta-tion in which we are standing. A cog railwayto the top of Jungfrau, a sacred outlookwhere men and women can face theirgods, whatever they may be. That is progress,in my book."The old man tapped his stick on the ironrails. "You may well be right," he said, pull-ing an old briar pipe from his pocket. "Ithink I hear the train coming. Are you travel-ling today, young man?""No, I just like to stop by now and then tosee what's happening down here. The scenereminds me of a brilliant movie I once saw- Closely Watched Trains. Do youunderstand?"

STRONG WESTERN REACTIONTO CHICAGO SINGLEColumbia Records' western promotion rep-resentative, Frank Gigliotti, reports immed-iate positive reaction from western radioto the just released Chicago single, "Call OnMe". Stations were serviced with the disc lastweek by Gigliotti during a regular promotiontour. Drawn from the group's currentColumbia album, "Chicago VII", the discis backed with "Prelude to Aire". The groupappears in Vancouver at the Coliseum,July 17th.

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(8)BILLY DON'T BE A HEROBo Donaldson & HeywoodsABC 11435-N

26 31 (6)

SUNDOWN(14) Gordon Lightfoot

Reprise REP 1194-P27 45 (7)

ROCK THE BOAT(6) Hues Corporation 28 36 (4)

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(13)IF YOU LOVE ME LET ME KNOWOlivia Newton -John 29 41 (6)MCA 40209-J

BE THANKFUL FOR WHAT YOU GOT(6) William DeVaughn

Roxbury BRBO-0236-N30 16 (8)

THE AIR THAT I BREATHE(10) Hollies

Epic 5-11100-H31 32 (8)

HAVEN'T GOT THE TIME FOR THE PAIN(8) Carly Simon

Elektra 45887-P32 35 (4)

SAVE THE LAST DANCE FOR ME(6) DeFranco Family with Tony DeFranco

20th Century 2088-T33 40 (8)

YOU MAKE ME FEEL BRAND NEW(13) Stylistics

Avco 4634-M34 55 (5)

(4)ROCK YOUR BABYGeorge McCrae 39 59 (4)T.K. Records KPBO-1004-N

(11)YOU WON'T SEE MEAnne MurrayCapitol 72727-F

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(8)ALREADY GONEEagles 37^i 61 (3)Asylum 11036-P

(12)ONE HELL OF A WOMANMac Davis 38 43 (6)Columbia 46004-H

(6)ROCK & ROLL HEAVENRighteous Bros. 54 (4)Haven 7002

RIKKI DON'T LOSE THAT NUMBER(8) Steely Dan 40 22 (11)

ABC 11439-N

BAND ON THE RUN(11) Paul McCartney & Wings

Apple 1873-F41 55 (4)

(10)HOLLYWOOD SWINGINGKool & The GangDe-Lite 561X -T

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ANNIE'S SONG(61 John Denver

RCA APBO-0295-N; 43 44 (8)

TRAIN OF THOUGHT(7) Cher

MCA 40245-J44 28 (15)

(8)ON AND ONGladys Knight & the PipsBuddah 423-M

45 29 (10)

JUST AS BAD AS YOU(10) Shawne Jackson

Playboy P 50053X -M46 53 (5)

(4)WATERLOOAbba 47 70 (3)Atlantic 3035-P

(17)HELP MEJoni Mitchell 74 (2)Asylum 11034-P

(7)IF YOU WANNA GET TO HEAVENOzark Mountain Daredevils 49r 65 (7)

A&M 1515-W

(7)RADAR LOVEGolden Earring 50 50 (6)MCA 40402-J

COME MONDAYJimmy BuffetDunhill D -4385-N

I'M COMING HOMEThe SpinnersAtlantic 3027-P

SIDESHOWBlue MagicAtco 6961 -P

TAKIN' CARE OF BUSINESSe Bachman -Turner Overdrive

Mercury 73487-0

SON OF SAGITTARIUSEddie KendricksMotown 54247-Y

THIS HEARTGene ReddingHaven 7000-F

WORKIN' AT THE CAR WASH BLUESJim CroceABC 11447-N

PLEASE COME TO BOSTONDave LogginsEpic 5-11115-H

BALLEROWarUnited Artists 432-U

YOU & ME AGAINST THE WORLDHelen ReddyCapitol 3897-F

LA GRANGEZ Z TopLondon 203-K

I FEEL LIKE MAKIN' LOVERoberta FlackAtlantic 3025-P

I'M THE LEADER OF THE GANGBrownsville StationBig Tree 15005-M

IF YOU TALK IN YOUR SLEEPElvis PresleyRCA APBO-0280-N

MY GIRL BILLJim StaffordMGM 14718.0

REBEL REBELDavid BowieRCA APBO-0287-N

MIDNIGHT AT OASISMaria MuldaurReprise 1183-P

WILDFLOWERNew BirthRCA APB0-0265-N

OH VERY YOUNGCat StevensA&M 1503-W

FOR THE LOVE OF MONEYO'JaysPhiladelphia International 13544-H

IF YOU GO AWAYTerry JacksGoldfish GF108-K

PUT OUT THE LIGHTJoe CockerA&M 1539-W

DON'T LET THE SUN GO DOWN ON MEElton JohnMCA 40259-J

FINALLY GOT MYSELF TOGETHERImpressionsCurtom 1997-M

I HATE, HATERazzyMGM 14728-0

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LIVING IN THE U.S.A.Steve MillerCapitol 3884-F

SILLY MILLYBlue SwedeCapitol/EMI 3893-F

THIS FLIGHT TONIGHT(4) Nazareth

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KEEP ON SMILIN'Wet WillieCapricorn 0043-P

LAMPLIGHTDavid EssexColumbia 46041-H

ROCK ME GENTLY4# Andy Kim

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IT MIGHT AS WELL RAIN UNTIL SEPTEMBERGary & DaveAxe 17-K

WILD THINGFancyBig Tree 15004-P

ANOTHER PARK ANOTHER SUNDAYDoobie BrothersWarner Bros. 7795-P

DANCING MACHINEJackson FiveTamla Motown 1286

I DON'T SEE ME IN YOUR EYES ANYMORECharlie RichRCA APBO 0260-N

THE NIGHT CHICAGO DIEDPaper LacePolydor 2065 230-0

KING OF NOTHINGSeals & CroftsWarner Bros. 7810-P

THE STREAKRay StevensBarnaby 600-T

CALL ON MEChicagoColumbia 4-46062-H

CAUSE WE'RE IN LOVEThe HoodGoldfish GF 103-K

ROOM FULL OF ROSESMickey GilleyPlayboy 55056-M

MACHINE GUNCommodoresMotown 1307-Y

FOX HUNTHerb Alpert & Tijuana BrassA&M 1526-W

TELL ME SOMETHING GOODRufusABC 11427-N

FISH AIN'T BITINGLamont DozierABC 11438-N

WHEN I AM SO IN LOVEPeter FoldyKanata 1020X -M

IT'S HER TURN TO LIVESmokey RobinsonMotown 54246-Y

LOVE IS THE MESSAGE... (1) MFSB/The Three Degrees

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75 80 (3)YOU'VE GOT MY SOUL ON FIRETemptationsGordy 7136F -Y

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GEORGIA PORCUPINEGeorge FishoffUnited Artists 410-U

TELL LAURA I LOVE HERJohnny T. AngelYorkville 45092-0

DANCIN' ION A SATURDAY NIGHT)Flash Cadillac & The Continental KidsEpic 5-11102-H

WOMBLING SONGWomblesEpic 5-11119-H

JIVE TURKEY (PARTOhio PlayersMercury 73480-0

WAKE UP & LOVE MEAprilA&M 1528-W

HAPPINESS IS JUST AROUND THE BENDThe Main IngredientRCA 0305-N

HICKORYFrank ie Vallie & Four SeasonsMotown 1288-Y

WORSE COMES TO WORSTBilly JoelColumbia 46055-H

KUNG FUCurtis MayfieldCurtom 1999-P

MY COO CA CHOOAlvin StardustBell 45 454-M

I WISH IT WERE MEDellsCadet 5702-T

DON'T YOU WORRYRandy BishopGood Noise GN1006-0

THERE'S SOMETHING LIKE ABOUT THATChilliwackGF 105-K

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WHEN MORNING COMESHoyt AxtonA&M 1497-W

YOU'RE WELCOME, STOP ON BYBobby WomackUnited Artists 439-U

I'M FALLING IN LOVE WITH YOULittle AnthonyAvco 4635-M

LOVE MAY BE THE ANSWER97 (1) Cliff Edwards

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TOO LATETavaresCaptiol 3882-F

I'VE HAD ITFannyCasablanca 0009-P

WHAT'S YOUR NAMEAndy & David WilliamsBarnaby 401-T

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RPM 100 Top SinglesALPHABETICALLYBY TITLE

Air That I Breathe, The (6)Already Gone (12)Annie's Song (18)Another Park Another Sunday (59)Ballero (34)Band on the Run (16)Be Thankful for What You Got (5)Billy Don't Be A Hero (1)Call on Me (65)Cause We're in Love (70)

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Dancing Machine (60)Dancin' (On A Saturday Night) (80)Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me (48)Don't You Worry (90)Finally Got Myself Together (49)Fish Ain't Biting (71)

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Georgia Porcupine (78)Happiness Is Just Around the Bend (84)Haven't Got the Time for the Pain (7)Help Me (23)Hickory (85)Hollywood Swinging (17)

Don't See Me In Your Eyes Anymore (61)Feel Like Makin' Love (37)Hate, Hate (50)

fWvioshu IGt oWAerweaMye(4(869))f You Love Me Let Me Know (4)f You Talk in Your Sleep (39)f You Wanna Get to Heaven (24)'m Coming Home (27)'m Falling In Love With You (96)'m on Fire for you Baby (92)'m the Leader of the Gang (38)t's Her Turn to Live (73)t Might As Well Rain Until September (57)ive Had It (99)

Jive Turkey (82)Just As Bad As You (21)Keep on Smilin' (54)King of Nothing (63)Kung Fu (87)La Grange 35Lamplight (55)Living in the U.S.A. (51)Love is the Message (74)Love May the Answer (97)Machine GUI (68)Midni.:11' at the Oasis (42)My Cc o Choo (88)My Girl Bill (40)Night Chicago Died, The (62)Oh Very Young (44)On and On (20)One Hell of a Woman (13)Please Come to Boston (33)Put Out the Light (47)Radar Love (25)Rebel Rebel (41)Rikki Don't Lose That Number (15)Rock & Roll Heaven (14)Rock Me Gently (56)Rock the Boat (3)Rock Your Baby (10)Room Full of Roses (67)Save the Last Dance for Me (8)Sideshow (28)Silly Milly (52)Son of Sagittarius (30)Streak, The (64)Sundown (2)Takin' Care of Business (29)Tell Laura I Love Her (79)Tell Me Something Good (66)That Song Is Driving Me Crazy (93)There's Something I Like About That (91)This Flight Tonight (53)This Heart (31)Time for Lovin' (77)Too Late (98)Train of Thought (19)Wake Up & Love Me (83)Waterloo (22)What's Your Name (100)When I Am So in Love (72)WhenMor

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(94)WildflowerWild Thing (58)Wombling Song (81)Workin' at the Car Wash Blues (32)Worse Comes to Worst (86)You & Me Against the World (35)You're Welcome, Stop on By (95)You've Got My Soul On Fire (75)You Make Me Feel Brand New (9)You Won't See Me (11)

Members of Little Mountain Sound andStrongheart after taping "Candy Baby".

VANCOUVER SPAWNSTWO NEW LABELSVancouver, fast becoming a major recordingcentre, this week unveiled two new record-ing labels - Leo and Ubic Records. Thelatter is a division of Ubic InternationalCorp. Ltd. Initial release from this label is"Candy Baby" by Strongheart.Robert Johnston, president of Leo Records,has scheduled a July 1st release of "Carrie'sGone" by a new Canadian discovery, J.C.

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Leo president Robert Johnston (seated)with I.C. Stone and his producer GeoffTurner.

Stone. Johnston has put out feelers to theinternational market on this single and isnow negotiating for the release of whatone NYC record exec tagged "a definitehit". The single was produced by GeoffTurner.Above singles were produced at Vancouver'sLittle Mountain Sounds studios, whichwhen completed later this year will,reportedly, be the largest recording complexin Canada.

GOODWIN SINGLE BROKEFIRST IN EDMONTONBefore too many programmers take bowsfor breaking Don Goodwin's initial singlerelease, "This Is Your Song" and establish-ing his image, ITV's Ann Stark would liketo set the record straight. It all happenedout of Edmonton, a market that influencesseveral major markets.

This week Goodwin's follow-up single,"Time To Cry" is one of the biggestselling singles in Canada and the topseller out of the Polydor camp. Again,Goodwin scored in Edmonton and, ac-cording to Stark, Silver Blue's president,Joel Diamond, heard about the Canadianaction, realized this country's potential asa springboard for the young Goodwin, andimmediately arranged for a cross -Canadatour for Goodwin with Polydor, distribu-tors of the Silver Blue label in Canada.

Goodwin has just completed anotherrecord session with producer Paul Anka

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Sebastian, a new Quebec recording star witha No. 1 hit under his belt, has just released"Sha-La-La" which came from the Intersongoffice in Sweden. Ginette Reno is doing itwith a Michel Legrand (France) composition"Life". Tony Kingston, now with MuchRecords, has released a Looking Glass U.S.copyright, "Who's Gonna Sing My Rock 'n'Roll Song".Other Chappell copyrights on currentrelease include: Robbie Lane's Celebrationsingle "M'Lady", "Memory Man" by JohnColeman on Much, "Brenda" by Hollis(Sweet Plum/Much), "Another Day" byRevelation (London), "Lovin' The Music"by Ruckus RCA) and Cathie Stewart'sCelebration single "Seed Of Music".In the can and waiting for release dates are:"Touch Me Babe" by ex Rain lead singerPhyllis Brown (A&M), George Hamilton IV'sversion of "Lismore Lady" (RCA), "Sou' -western Mornin' " by Harry Marks (Polydor),George Gershwin's "Summertime" as done byCopper Penny (Sweet Plum/Much) and"Send Out A Song" by Lisle (Bronco).

which should see a follow-up single"Help It Along" released in Canada beforethe action wanes on his current chart suc-cess. Although produced by Anka, thenext single by Goodwin does not qualityas CanCon.

The citizenship status of Anka has oftenbeen questioned. Distributors of his pro -

Silver Blue's Don Goodwin

duct maintain that he is a Canadian citi-zen. However, it has been rumoured thathe is an American citizen. Whatever hisstatus, his ability to come up with hitproduct hasn't been deterred, althoughhe, and those using his material, wouldappear to benefit much more in Canada.

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Sammy Jo )King Biscuit Boy slated to open the Bachman -Turner Overdrive concert at the PacificNational Exhibition, Vancouver, this sum-mer, and possibly open for the Guess Who atthe CNE Grandstand (Toronto) this year.Concert arrangements made by Concept376 (Toronto). Biscuit's new album entitled"King Biscuit Boy", should see singles on -airsoon.

SRO Productions, well-known promoters atthe Victory Burlesque (Toronto) will beholding all future concerts at Seneca College(Toronto). Neill Dixon, formerly with GRT,is presently planning six concerts for theVictory Burlesque.Wednesday tour with Bo Donaldson andthe Heywoods may be cancelled.

Thundermug, on Axe Records, releasing oldNeil Sedaka tune, "Breaking Up Is Hard ToDo".Bob McBride, cancelled at The Chimney(Toronto) due to illness, will be replacedby McLean & McLean. The latter may notfinish out the Lighthouse tour.

You may see personnel changes for Crowbarsoon.

Keith Hampshire's tune "Big Time Operator",believe it or not, was No. 1 in South Africa.Dick Wendling, manager of Copper Penny,will be leaving Dram Agency, Waterloo,Ontario, presumably to persue new horizons.Jim Garrett, manager of A Foot In Cold-water, have parted. Bernie Solomon, well-known lawyer in show business, is handlingthe affairs at present for A Foot In Coldwater.Christopher Kearney and Hero have leftMagic Management roster of talent.Fludd and Munch Brothers played to approx-imately 15,000 at Nathan Phillips SquareSunday, June 23. Fludd's manager, WilliamTenn, chartered an airplane to fly aroundCity Hall, and carried on the tail a sign say-ing "Fludd wishes you a happy summer".I/IPA Kill//WI Wi/MI I I

Bill King has taken his phone out, andrumour is that he is moving to Vancouver.

Tony Kosinec drew good crowds and goodreaction at the Chimney last week.The Harbourfront (Toronto) has a fantasticlineup of entertainment for summer of '74for all ages which has been personallybooked and co-ordinated by Tom Wilsonof Concept 376 (Toronto). More detailsof entertainment highlights available nextissue.

Dave Nicol, Juno Award winner, puts forthhis travel experiences in "Mexico", a tuneguaranteed to launch him into the limelightagain. Released on Columbia.Bearfoot's second release from their secondalbum, "Sweet Virginia", promises to beeven bigger, the current response to "SweetVirginia"shows that there may be no stop-ping them now. Released on Columbia.

Murray McLauchlan comes through with a

PLAYDATES FOR JULYNazareth/,Rush (1)

Doug Steiger (2-6)Bob Carpenter (8-13)Rick Walsh (15-20)Beaver (1-13)

Seneca College/TorontoEgerton's, TorontoEgerton'sEgerton'sNickelodeon, Toronto

ONTARIO PLACE FORUMWally Koster (6)Paul Grosney (7)Paul Grosney (13)Dick (Syncona) Smith

(14) Show Boat- 1-4PMShevchenko Ensemble (7) Forum - 8:30PMNelson Riddle (9) Forum - 8:30PMDave Brubeck (23) Forum - 8:30PMHarry Hibbs (28) Forum - 8:30PM

(Salute to Nfld.)STAMPEDERS

1 Estevan2 Saskatoon3 North Battleford4 Prince Albert5 Regina6 Swift Current9 Grand Prairie

10 Fort St. John11 Prince George13 Prince Rupert

Show Boat - 5-8PMShow Boat - 2-5PMShow Boat - 5-8PM

RUSH GOES EXCLUSIVEWITH ATI AGENCYRay Daniels of SRO Productions hasannounced the signing of Rush to an exclu-sive booking agreement with American TalentInternational (New York) for representationthroughout the United States. Music ShoppeInternational (Toronto) will retain represen-tation of the act in Canada. The arrangementswere made between Daniels and the Presidentof ATI, Ira Blacker, best known for hisoutstanding work in the breaking -in ofsuch artists as Rod Stewart, Deep Purpleand Savoy Brown. Blacker will be personallyhandling the arrangements for the signingof Rush with an American record label,and release of the group's first album.Rush at present is on the independent Moonlabel in Canada, distributed by Londonrecords. Much border excitement overRush is a direct result of massive airplaygiven the album by WMMS-FM in Cleveland,Ohio, which is known as the No. 1 rockstation in the area. It is reported that theRush album is in the No. 10 spot of WMMS-FM

THUNDERMUG2 Leamington Arena3 Mitchell Community Centre

15-20 Duffy's Tavern, Hamilton

ROBERT E. LEE2- 7 Chaudiere Golf & Country Club,

Hull, Quebec8-14 Cafe de L'Est, Montreal, Quebec

15-27 Cambridge Motel, Toronto (Mississauga)DOWNCHILD BLUES BAND1- 6 Ottawa

- 7 Astro-lab Theatre, Ottawa-12 Peterborough Pacific Arena-13 Calgary Stampede, Calgary

15-20 Zodiac, New Westminster, Vancouver22-28 Vancouver, one night gigs

-29 Mad Mechanic, Toronto

GREASEBALL BOOGIE BAND1- 6 Mattador Club

- 9 Leamington Arena-11 Ontailo Place-12 Peterborough Mem. Arena-14 Port Dover

15-18 Abbey Road Pub-20 Sauble Beach Pavilion

22-27 Diamond Jim's, HamiltonJuly 29 - Aug. 1 Dutch Mill, Trenton

country classic of real life for real people,"Shoeshine Working Song", released onColumbia.Dave Nicol Productions headed by managerJim Holt, has moved their offices from 40Avenue Road to Suite 2, 34 College St.,Toronto.

Richard Newell, Epic recording artist, andKing Biscuit Boy are in New York at therecord plant adding harmonica to newly -signed Epic artist, Allan Rich. Also on thesession is Allan's father, Charlie Rich.

Olympic Festivals presents two days ofBlues on Toronto island Saturday July 13and Sunday, July 14th, featuring such actsas John Lee Hooker, Howlin' Wolf, Noun -dog Taylor and the House Rockers, BuddyGuy and Jr. Wells, Catfish Hodge andWillie Dixon.That's Show Biz!

RADA SIGNS LEASEDEAL FOR IMAGINERada Records' John Rodney has announcedthe signing of a long term lease deal forproduct by the five man group, Imagine.Negotiations were concluded between Rod-ney and Mike Horcoff, the group's manager.

First product to issue under the deal is"Moment to Moment" f/s "Lord I'm in aMood". The disc was scheduled to bereleased this week. The group is currentlyin the studio working on a second singlefor late summer release, to be followed byan album in early fall. The group consists of:Kirk Leavesley, vocals and rhythm guitar;Adrain Marples, guitar and vocals; GarethMarples, keyboards and vocals; RichardKnight, drums; and Pat Benton, bass andvocals.

FRENCH SETTING FORGODDARD BOOK/FILMPeter Goddard, freelance Toronto musiccritic, will be spending the month of Julyon his farm in Aubusson in central France.His time will be devoted to scoring thesoundtrack for a French film as well as put-ting the finishing touches on a book on theCanadian music industry.

NORTHERN LIGHTSFEST FOR SUDBURYA non-profit making Festival will begin inSudbury July 5th and run through the 7th.Each day's functions, i.e. workshops, carni-val and folk entertainment will commence atNoon and finish at 9PM.

Tagged the Northern Light Folk Festival,some of the acts included for the three daysare: the Good Brothers, Michael Hasek,Humphrey & The Dumptrucks, Frazer &Debolt, John Allan Cameron, the OriginalSloth Band and Sneezy Waters from Ottawa.

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GORDON LIGHTFOOTSundown (Reprise)MS 2177-P CRX 2177-P 8RM 2177-P

JONI MITCHELL EARTH, WIND & FIRE2 2 (20) Court & Spark (Asylum) 277ES1001-P CAS -1001-P 8AS-1001-P

22 (12) Open Our Eyes (Columbia)KC 32712-H

THE STING OZARK MOUNTAIN DAREDEVILS3 4 (20) Soundtrack (MCA) 28MCA 390 MCAC390-J MCAT390-J41 (5) Ozark Mountain Daredevils (A&M)

SP 4411.W

PAUL McCARTNEY & WINGS CHARLIE RICH4 3 (27) Band On The Run (Apple)

S03415 -F 4XW3415-F 8XW3415-F 29 36 (28) Behind Closed Doors (Epic)KE32247-H EA32247-H

CAT STEVENS TERRY JACKS5 5 (11) Buddah & The Chocolate Box (A&M)

SP 3623-W 8T 3623-W 30 31 (22) w Seasons In The Sun (Goldfish)GLFP 1001-K

LOGGINS & MESSINA LYNYRD SKYNYRD6 7 (7) On Stage (Columbia)

PG 32848-H 31 21 (8) Second Helping (MCA)413-J

JOHN DENVER'S MOTT THE HOOPLE7 8 (28) GREATEST HITS (RCA) 32 28 (8) The Hoople (Columbia)CPL1-0374-N CPK1-0374-N CPS1-0374-N PC 32871-H

FRANK ZAPPA SEALS & CROFTS8 10 (9) Apostrophe (Discreet)OS 2175-P 8RM-2175-P

33 29 (15) Unborn Child (Warner Bros.)W 2761-P CWX 2761-P 8WM 2761-P

MARIA MULDAUR MIKE OLDFIELD9 6 (17) Maria Muldaur (Reprise)

MS 2148-P 8RM 2148-P34 32 (271 Tubular Bells (Virgin)

VR 13-105-P CVR 13-105-P 8VR 13-105-P

ELTON JOHN PINK FLOYD10 13 (37) Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (MCA)

2-10003-J MCAC 2-10003-J MCAT 2-10003-J 35 35 (66) The Dark Side Of The Moon (Harvest)SMAS 11163-F 4XW11163-F 8XW11163-F

DAVID BOWIE THE SPINNERS11 24 (3) Diamond Dogs (RCA)

CPL 1-0576-N 36 34 (11) Mighty Love (Atlantic)SD 7296-P ABTC 7296-P

GRAND FUNK GLADYS KNIGHT AND THE PIPS12 9 (13) Shinin' On (Capitol) 37 33 (29) Imagination (Buddah)SWAE-11278.F BDS 5141-M BDS 4-5141-M BDS 8-5141-M

STYLISTICS CARLY SIMON13 26 (5) Lets Put It All Together (Avco)

AV 69001.698-M 38 39 (20) Hot Cakes IElektral7ES-1002-P CEK-1002-P 8EK-1002-P

BACHMAN-TURNER OVERDRIVE OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN14 14 (22) 12L, Bachman -Turner Overdrive II (Mercury) 39SRM 1-696-064 (31 If You Love Me Let Me Know (MCA)

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15 15 (15)ANNE MURRAYLove Song (Capitol) 40ST 11266-F 65 (3)

OHIO PLAYERSSkin Tight (Mercury)SAM -1-705-Q

16 16 (10)STEELY DANPretzel Logic (ABC)ABCD-808-N ABCX8-808-N 41 42 (34)

JIM CROCEYou Don't Mess Around With Jim (ABC)ABCX 756-N ABCX5756-N ABCX8756-N

ROBIN TROWER GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS17 11 (10) Bridge of Sighs (Chrysalis) 42 47 (5) Claudine Soundtrack (Buddah)CH R 1057-P 8CH 1057-P BOS 5602ST-M

DOOBIE BROTHERS NEIL DIAMOND18 19 (15) What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits (Warner Bros.) 43W 2750-P CWX -2750-P 8WM-2750-P 67 (3) His 12 Greatest Hits (MCA)

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CHICAGO THE GUESS WHO19 17 (13) Chicago VII (Columbia) 44C2 32810-H 43 (5) 41% Road Food (RCA)

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AMERICAN GRAFFITI EMERSON LAKE & PALMER20 20 (41) SOUNDTRACK (GRT) 45 49 (28) Brain Salad Surgery (Manticore)9230-1040-T 5230-1040-T 8230-1040-T (LAC 66660-P CMC 66669-P 8MC 66683-P

GOLDEN EARRING RITA COOLIDGE21 27 (5) Moontan (MCA) 46MCA 396-J 66 (4) Fall Into Spring (A&M)

SP 3627-W

STEVIE WONDER MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA22 18 (43) Innervisions (Tamla Motown) 47

T326L-Y T5326 -Y T8326 -Y51 (4) Apocalypse (Columbia)

KC 32957-H

EAGLES O'JAYS23 12 (9) On The Border (Asylum) 487ES-1004-P CAS -1004-P 8AS-1004-P 54 (12) Ship Ahoy (Philadelphia International)

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HERBIE HANCOCK THE MAIN INGREDIENT24 23 (19) Headhunters (Columbia) 49 71 (12) Euphrates River (RCA)

KC 32731-H CA 32731-H APL1-0335-N

EDGAR WINTER GROUP QUINCY JONES25 25 (5) Shock Treatment (Epic)PE 32461-H 60 (3) Body Heat (A&M)

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RPM100 Top Albums (51-100)

CHARLIE RICH51 37 (14) Very Special Love Songs (Epic) 76 69 (17)

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STEVIE WONDER52 52 (10) Talking Book (Motown) 77 55 (9)

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RICK WAKEMAN85 (2) Journey To The Centre Of The Earth (A&M)

SP 3621W 78 83 (24)

MFSB54 44 (16) Love Is The Message (Phila Intl) 79 86 (3)

KZ 32707-H

JOHN DENVER55 56 122) Poems, Prayers & Promises (RCA) 80 70 (67)

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DONALD BYRD56 57 19) Street Lady (Blue Note) 81 79 (16)

BN-LA 140 -F -U

LED ZEPPELIN57 62 118) IV (Atlantic)

SD 7208-P AC 7208-P A8TC 7208-P97 (2)

JIM CROCE58 45 (26) I've Got A Name (ABC) 11)

ABCX 797-N ABCX5 797-N ABCX8 797-N

CHER`68 (3) Dark Lady (MCA) 84 61 (10)

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7 (2)BILLY COBHAMCrosswinds (Atlantic) . (1)SD 7300-P

WAR61 38 (13) War Live (United Artists) 86 74 (12)

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QUEEN62 40 15) II (Elektra) 87 .... (1)

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DEEP PURPLE63 46 (16) Burn (Warner Bros.)

W 2766-P CWX 2766-P 8WM 2766-P88 88 (29)

JESSE COLIN YOUNG64 53 (8) Light Shine (Warner Bros.) 89 90 (11)

BS 2790-P 8WM-2790-P

THE MARSHALL TUCKER BAND61 84 (14) A New Life (Capricorn)

CP 0124-P 8CP-0124-P90 78 (7)

BARBRA STREISAND66 48 (19) The Way We Were (Columbia) 91 87 (6)

PC 3280-H CA 3280-H

ARETHA FRANKLIN67 59 (15) Let Me In Your Life (Atlantic) 92 96 (2)

SD 7292-P ABT-7292-P

TOWER OF POWER68 58 (13) Back to Oakland (Warner Bros.) 93 93 14)

BS 2749-P 8WM 2749-P

69 50 (10)THREE DOG NIGHTHard Labour (Dunhill) 94 94 (2)DSD 50168-N DHX 55168-N DHM 85168-N

70 63 (4)HERB ALPERT & THE T.J.B.You Smile - The Song Begins (A&M) 95 81 14)SP 3620-W

SUZI QUATRO71 73 (5) Suzi Quatro (Bell) 96 89 (17)

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LOGGINS & MESSINA72 72 (32) Full Sail (Columbia)

KC32540-H CA 32540-H97 99 12)

KOOL & THE GANG73 76 (18) Wild & Peaceful (De-Lite) 98 ---- (1)

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92 (2)BREADThe Best of Vol. 2 (Elektra) 99 100 11)

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75 80 18)DEODATOWhirlwinds (MCA) 100 ' (1)MCA -410-J

BILLY JOELPiano Man (Columbia)KC 32544-H CA 32544-H

BRIAN AUGER'S OBLIVION EXPRESSStraight Ahead (RCA)APL I -0454-N APS1-0454-N

BILL COBHAMSpectrum (Atlantic).SD 72W -P

CURTIS MAYFIELDSweet Exorcist (Curtom)CRS 8601-M

JIM CROCELife and Times (ABC)ABCX769-N ABCX5769-N

BACHMAN-TURNER OVERDRIVEe Bachman -Turner Overdrive (Mercury)

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DIANA ROSSLive At Caesar's Palace (Motown)M6 -801S1 -Y

LEON RUSSELLStop All That Jazz (Shelter)SR 2108-J

HELEN REDDYLove Song For Jeffrey (Capitol)SO 11284-F

MARVIN GAYELet's Get It On (Motown)T329VI-Y

GRAHAM CENTRAL STATIONGraham Central Station (Warner Bros.)BS 2763-P

THE HOLLIESThe Hollies (Epic)KE 32574-H

CARPENTERSThe Singles (A&M)SP3601-W CS3601-W

LOU REEDRock & Roll Animal (RCA)APL 1-0472-N

POCOSeven (Epic)KE 32895-H

TEN YEARS AFTERPositive Vibrations (Columbia)PC 32851-H

JIM STAFFORDJim Stafford (MGM)SE 4927-Q

KISSKiss (Casablanca)NB 9001-P

DOOBIE BROTHERSThe Captain & Me (Warner Bros.)BS 2694-P

CHARLIE RICHThe Best Of (Epic)KE 31933-H

CHARLIE RICHThere Won't Be Anymore (RCA)APL1-0433-N APK1-0433-N

KRIS KRISTOFFERSONSpooky Lady's Sideshow (Monument)PZ 32914-H

BABE RUTHFirst Base (Capitol)SW 11151-F

THE CRUSADERSScratch (Blue Thumb)BTS 6010-M

CLIMAX BLUES BANDSense of Direction (Sire)0698-T

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RPM 100 Top AlbumsALPHABETICALLYBY ARTIST

Alpert, Herb & the T.J.B. (70)Auger, Brian Oblivion Express (77)Babe Ruth (98)Bachman -Turner Overdrive (14) (81)Bowie, David (11)Bread (74)Byrd, Donald (56)Carpenters (88)Cher (59)Chicago (19)Climax Blues Band (100)Cobham, Bill (78) (60)Coolidge, Rita (46)Croce, Jim (41) (58) (80)Crusaders, The (99)Deep Purple (63)Denver, John (7) (55)Deodato (75)Diamond, Neil (45)Doobie Brothers (18) (94)Eagles (23)Earth, Wind & Fire (27)Emerson Lake & Palmer (45)Franklin, Aretha (67)Gaye, Marvin (85)Golden Earring (21)Graham Central Station (86)Grand Funk (12)Guess Who, The (44)Hancock, Herbie (24)Hollies, The (87)Jacks, Terry (30)Joel, Billy (76)John, Elton (10)Jones, Quincy (50)Kiss (93)Knight, Gladys& the Pips (37) (42)Kool & the Gang (73)Kristofferson, Kris (97)Led Zeppelin (57)Lynyrd Skynyrd (31)Lightfoot, Gordon (1)Loggins & Messina (6) (72)MFSB (54)Mahavishnu Orchestra (47)Main Ingredient, The (49)Mayfield, Curtis (79)McCartney & Wings, Paul (4)Mitchell, Joni (2)Mott the Hoople (32)Muldaur, Maria (9)Murray, Anne (15)Newton -John, Olivia (39)Ohio Players (40)O'Jays (48)Oldfield. Mike (34)Ozark Mountain Daredevils (28)Pink Floyd (35)Poco (90)Quatro, Suzi (71)Queen (62)Reddy, Helen (84)Reed, Lou (89)Rich, Charlie (29) (51) (95) (96)Ross, Diana (82)Russell, Leon (83)Seals & Crofts (33)Simon, Carly (38)Soundtrack, American Graffiti (20)Soundtrack, The Sting (20)Spinners, The (36)Stafford, Jim (92)Steely Dan (16)Stevens, Cat (5)Streisand, Barbra (66)Stylistics (13)Ten Years After (91)Three Dog Night (69)Tower of Power (68)Trower, Robin (17)Tucker, The Marshall Band (65)Wakeman, Rick (53)War (61)Winter, Edgar Group (25)Wonder, Stevie (22) (52)Young, Jesse Colin (64)Z.Z. Top (26)Zappa, Frank (8)

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SINGLE & ALBUM ACTIONREPORTED NATIONALLYA&A/MONTREAL45sRock Your Baby/George McCraeBand on the Run/Paul McCartneyYou Make Me Feel Brand New/StylisticsDancing Machine/Jackson FiveDon't Worry About a Thing/Stevie WonderLPsBand on the Run/Paul McCartneyThe Sting SoundtrackFirst Base/Babe RuthBuddah and the Chocolate Box/Cat StevensLove is the Message/MFSBINTERNATIONAL/MONTREAL45sTe Mon Amour/Ginette RenoDon't Worry About A Thing/Stevie WonderTSOP/MFSBDancing Machine/Jackson FiveBand on the Run/Paul McCartneyLPsThe Sting SoundtrackBuddah and the Chocolate Box/Cat StevensDiamond Dogs/David BowieCaribouBand on the Run/Paul McCartneyTHE BAY/MONTREAL45sBand on the Run/Paul McCartneyDon't Worry About a Thing/Stevie WonderMy Girl Bill/Jim StaffordRock Your Baby/George McCraeThe Streak/Ray StevensLPsBand on the Run/Paul McCartneyBuddah and the Chocolate Box/Cat StevensMaria MuldaurI nnervisions/Stevie WonderLove is the Message/MFSBSIMPSONS/MONTREAL45sThe Entertainer/Marvin HamlischThe Show Must go On/Three Dog NightSearching So Long/ChicagoMidnight at the Oasis/Maria MuldaurSundown/Gordon LightfootSunshine/John DenverA&B SOUND/VANCOUVER(Doug Long)LPsMaria MuldaurBand on the Run/Paul McCartneyVices & Habits/Doobie Bros.Bachman -Turner Overdrive I I

John McLaughlinKELLY'S/VANCOUVERLPsOkeyBand On the Run/Paul McCartneyDiamond Dogs/David BowieLeo SayerSuzi QuatroTHE BAY/VANCOUVER45sTakin' Care/Bachman-Turner OverdriveMake Me Feel Brand New/StylisticsBilly/Donaldson & HeywoodsAir That I Breathe/HolliesRock & Roll Heaven/Righteous Bros.LPsBand on the Run/Paul McCartneyMaria MuldaurSundown/Gordon LightfootHard Labour/Three Dog NightBachman -Turner Overdrive I I

EATONS/MONTREAL45sBand on the Run/Paul McCartneyDancing Machine/Jackson FiveSundown/Gordon LightfootRock Your Baby/George McCraePepper Box/PeppersLPsBand on the Run/Paul McCartneyThe Sting SoundtrackTubular Bells/Mike Oldfield

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Chicago VIILocomotion/Grand FunkTAY LORS/TORONTO(Terry Trojeck)45sBilly Don't Be a Hero/HeywoodsIf You Love Me/Olivia Newton -JohnMake Me Feel Brand New/StylisticsTakin' Care/Bachman-Turner OverdriveRock Me Gently/Andy KimLPsBand on the Run/Paul McCartneyGreatest Hits/John DenverSundown/Gordon LightfootGoodbye Yellow Brick Road/Elton JohnAmerican Graffiti SoundtrackPINDOFF/TORONTO(Larry Gordin)45sBilly/Donaldson & HeywoodsBand on the Run/Paul McCartneyMake Me Feel Brand New/StylisticsRock the Boat/Hues CorporationIf You Love Me/Olivia Newton -JohnROBLINS/TORONTO(Barry Tisdall)45sBand on the Run/Paul McCartneyBilly/Donaldson & HeywoodsMake Me Feel Brand New/StylisticsTakin' Care/Bachman-Turner OverdriveAir That I Breathe/HolliesLPs(John McBride)Sundown/Gordon LightfootBand on the Run/Paul McCartneyThe Sting SoundtrackMaria MuldaurAmerican Graffiti SoundtrackALL RECORDS/TORONTO(Angela)45sBilly/Donaldson & HeywoodsYou Make Me Feel Brand New/StylisticsBand on the Run/Paul McCartneyTakin' Care/Bachman-Turner OverdriveRock Me Gently/Andy KimLPsBachman -Turner Overdrive I I

American Graffiti SoundtrackBand on the Run/Paul McCartneyThe Sting SoundtrackBuddah and the Chocolate Box/Cat StevensHANDLEMAN/TORONTO(Doris Sujioka)45'sBilly/Donaldson & HeywoodsMidnight at the Oasis/Maria MuldaurRock Me Gently/Andy KimLove of Monsy/ O'Jays

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The ProgrammersA WEEKLY FEATURE OF RPM DESIGNED FOR CANADIAN RADIO PROGRAMMERS.MAIL, PHONE, OR TELEX YOUR INFORMATION TO REACH US BY 5PM TUESDAY.

ON JOB TRAINING FORCFRB GOOD NEWSERSCFRB again provides opportunities forfuture on -air personalities and programmerswith the hiring of eight students for thesummer months. The station's former stationmanager, Jack Dawson, instituted thispolicy back in 1969, which was in keepingwith the Provincial government's campaignto promote the hiring of students with thebusiness communities.

This year's Good News Reporters are:Barbara Whiting, a native of Hudson, P.Q.and a second year student in Radio andTelevision Arts at Ryerson; John Borley,a graduate of Lawrence Park Collegiate inToronto and now enrolled in Ryerson'sRadio and Television arts course; ConnieSmith, of Burlington, Ontario, a broadcastjournalism student at Mohawk College ofApplied Arts and Technology in Hamilton;John Enright, a resident of Willowdale,Ontario, who attends Conestoga Collegeof Applied Arts and Technology inKitchener; Mary Munro, former editor ofthe high school year book in her hometownof Hagersville, Ontario, and now a radioand television arts student at Ryerson; DavidBasskin, a philosophy graduate of the Univer-sity of Toronto and a former music editorof Varsity; Judy Keeler, a drama studentat the University of Toronto; Steve Groves,a graduate of Burnhamthorpe Collegiateand currently studying radio broadcastingat Humber College.The Good News Team contributes approx-imately twenty reports each day, seven daysa week - immediately following CFRB'sregularly scheduled newscasts. The reportersreceive intensive on-the-job training inbroadcast journalism and instruction frommembers of CFRB's news staff. Most GoodNews Reporters go on to positions in radio,television, magazines and public relationsfirms. Four former Reporters are nowassociated with the Standard BroadcastingNews Network,

CFRB news commentator Charles Doeringwill be heard Tuesday through Friday at5PM and Saturday at 11:50AM and 5:50PM,effective June 24.

CFVR TO DEBUT"RICK'S PLACE"CFVR in Abbotsford, British Columbia, willbe altering its night time programming, effect-ive the beginning of July. The progressiveoriented "After Hours", currently airing,will be restructured into a two part affair,featuring contemporary MOR from eightuntil ten, followed by two hours of progres-sive rock. "Rick's Place" will air fromTuesday through Thursday. Friday night,CFVR goes progressive rock from eightuntil midnight with host, Rick Dennis.

An informal atmosphere and flexible play -list are the outstanding features of the newformat. Canadian Top 40, the syndicatedrocker, and a special three hour "In Concert" -type presentation will round out the Saturdayevening programming. Monday nights are tobe devoted to ethnic material.

CKBY CELEBRATES TWOYEARS OF "COUNTRY"CKBY Ottawa, one of the first FM stationsto go country, celebrates their secondsuccessful year all through the month ofJuly. Using the theme "'74 Is The Year ofThe Country", the station will bring evenmore attention to their sound with albumgiveaways, complete tape libraries, homemusic centres, trip to Nashville and appear.ances of some of the big names in Canadianand U.S. country.

Since going country in July of 1972, CKBY'sclimb in popularity has been constant. Theynow enjoy the number two position in theeleven station market - in terms of overalllisteners.

Country artists wishing to send in tapecongrats for the station's celebration shoulddirect them to Wayne Rostad, music direc-tor, Box 3514, Station "C", Ottawa K1 Y4G7.

TRIBALProgrammers DRUM

Ken Hardie reports from CFOB in FortFrances, Ontario that the Gentlemen ofRCA's The Lady & The Gentlemen arefrom Fort Frances and "are making a lotof Andrusco's happy down here". Naturallytheir is a lot of play on the album, particu-larly "Questions".There's another Hesketh on the radio newsfront. Kim, twenty year old son of CFRB'sBob Hesketh, presents the 5PM news threenights a week on CHYM Kitchener, Ontario.The elder Hesketh has been doing it at 'RBfor fourteen years.Paul Kennedy of CKDH Country, Amherst,Nova Scotia, finds it "amazing that GeorgeHamilton IV from North Carolina has re-corded another Down East LP. I don'tknow of another singer, Canadian or other-

wise, who has done one such album yet.The songs are mainly new, the writers areunknowns for the most part, but Georgemakes'them sound like winners".

Peter Stairs of CJCJ, N.B. would like hislisteners in Woodstock to hear "Rikki,Don't Lose That Number" by Steely Dan.Surrounding stations have the record, butsomehow CJCJ was overlooked.

CKSL Radio's Peter Garland, Bill Hall,Rick Murray and Andy Neill could be seenin various parts of London recently....mowing lawns. It was the end result ofCKSL's spring promo, "The Kindest CutOf All"

Andy Neill cutting winner's grass.

Recent promo trip into Ontario by SilverBlue's Don Goodwin, and arranged byPolydor resulted in a television taping atCHEX-TV Peterborough, Ontario. Good-win, currently happening with "Time ToCry" on Radio 98's chart is seen here withRick Allan of CHEX Radio. The TV clip,which also features Goodwin's new single,"Help It Along" will be televised later inthe summer.

There have been many changes in the musicprogramming policy at CHML resulting ina more current approach to both artistsand music. Many of the top hits have beenincluded in the daily rotation, and generallyspeaking, the station's musical sound hasbeen considerably updated.Promotion men changes in the Ontariomarket should be of interest to program.mers. Jim Macdonald moves from Londonto Capitol and Scoot Irwin exits Polydor.

Country programmers wondering who hasthe GRC label - stop wondering. Capitolwill now distribute the label in Canada

One of Paul Richards' last functions whilewith WEA was the squiring of Canned Heat

to press and radio people. He is seen above(r) with CHAM's Wayne Dion (I) and Can-ned Heat's Ed Buyers and Bob Hite. TheWayne Dion Show is syndicated and origi-nates from the Hamilton station.Danny Finkleman, who co -hosted theSaturday morning version of "ThisCountry In The Morning" with WarrenDavis, now goes It alone with "The DannyFinkleman Saturday Show" . First howwill be 10:03AM to noon EDT (July 6).CHAT Medicine Hat's lineup has GaryBarr kicking the day off at 6-9AM follow-ed by Robin Campbell 9 -noon; Neil Ed-wards 1-4PM; Jim Duce 4-7PM; BrianMartin 8-1AM. Bob Truman is swingman,with Pat O'Connor as music director.CFRB's program director, John Spragge,had an opportunity to discuss "The BHFactor" (broadcast humour). He wasguest speaker at the final luncheon meet-ing of the Broadcast Research Council andattempted to prove that "his research re-vealed that most researchers research re-search very badly".While we're on the subject of research,Dennis O'Neill, director of research for

TheProg ram m ers HELP!

CFOB Fort Frances, Ontario, still lookingfor good all-round announcer to work dayand evening shifts on rotation. Format is.1p -tempo MOR. Send tape and resume toKen Hardie, Box 800. No phones.Experienced morning man needed at CKOYOttawa. Send tape and resume to Bill Lee,635 Richmond Road. No phones.CKSO Sudbury needs contemporary morn-ing news writer/jock. Some late work involv-ed as well as weekend work. Contact RobertVairo (705) 674-0711.On -air people wanted for CFSL Weyburn,Saskatchewan. Send tape and resume toDave Fisher, Box 340.Mark Lewis at CJ DC, Dawson Creek, lookingfor production manager. Must be experienced,stable communicator. Good bread. On -airand TV work. Call Lewis at (604) 782-3341.Aggressive newsman/reporter wanted forCHNL Kamloops, B.C. Tape and resume toJim Harrison.CFGO Ottawa open for newsman. ContactBill Baker.Young programmer for library duties atCHML Hamilton, Ontario. No on -air work.Prefer single, male or female. Contact BobHooper, 848 Main St. E. No phones please,

Standard Broadcast Sales, is the new presi-dent of the Broadcast Research Council.Dave Maunder, regional program directorof the CJON Radio Network, advises thata weekly chart, in cooperation with PepsiCola is now being made available. Thechart can be picked up at all Pepsi retailersthroughout Newfoundland province and isbeing mailed to regular recipients. Recordlabel info is also included on the surveywhich has a total weekly distribution of10,000 copies. The CJON Radio Networkcomprises CJOX/Grand Bank, CJCN/GrandFalls, CJ CR/Gander and CJON/St. John's.Seen throughout the Hamilton area is ahappy little radio guy name of CharlieCHAM. His message is "1280 CHAM ismusic". The cartoon character is the brain-child of CHAM program director Bob Wood,combined with the artwork of the station'smorning man, Skip Dewling.

Buddy Rodgers is the new music directorof CFRW Winnipeg. He replaces Bob Quinn.Rodgers was formerly known as RichardMoney, assistant music director at CFGO/Ottawa. The 'Peg station just completed asuccessful "Do It On The Radio" promo atthe Red River Exhibition (June 21-30).Prospective announcers were given the op-portunity to audition in the mobile studio.The winner received a one shot radio pro-gram. The promotion was done in conjunc-tion with Mars Bars and K -Tel Records.

FOR RENT - Tirebiter Sound has entirethird floor office space, located at 197Church Street, (Toronto), available tomusic oriented business. Included arefour offices, reception and washroom,fully carpeted, plus frac& parking. Forappointment call 368-2924 or 869.0226.

The ( MAJOR MARKETProgrammers CHART

ADDITIONS

CFTR TORONTO(Alex Sharpstone)27 Heaven/Ozark Mtn. Daredevils19 Train of Thought/Cher23 Rock Your Baby/George McCrae10 Rock the Boat/Hues CorporationCKLW WINDSOR(Rosalie Trombley)* (23) Fish Ain't Biting/Lamont Dozier* (27) On Bumping/Kay Gees78 (29) Machine Gun/CommodoresCJBK LONDON(Jerry Stevens)2 (No. 1) Billy/Bo Donaldson/Heywoods54 If You TalklElvis Presley35 Car Wash Blues/Jim Croce10 Rock the Boat/Hues Corporation(LP No. 1) Band on the Run/McCartney(PLP) Neil Diamond's 12 Greatest HitsCJME REGINA(H. Hart Kirch)25 Annie's Song/John Denver* Flip Flop & FlyIDownchild Blues Band9 Be Thankful/William DeVaughan

10 Rock the Boat/Hues Corporation23 Rock Your Baby/George McCrae29 Love of Money/O'JaysCHED EDMONTON(Wayne Bryant)74 Don't Let the Sun/Elton John* I'm in LovelAretha Franklin49 King of Nothing/Seals & Crofts30 Radar LovelGolden Earring54 If You TalklElvis Presley

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CKGM MONTREAL(Pot Valdez)

6 Air That I BreathelHollies15 Rikki/Steely Dan2 Billy/Bo Donaldson/Heywoods

10 Rock the Boat/Hues Corporation* There's SomethingIChilliwackCFRW WINNIPEG(Buddy Rodgers)10 Rock the Boat1Hues Corporation27 Heaven/Ozark Mtn. Daredevils53 If You Go AwaylTerry lacks

CFGO OTTAWA(Ric Allen)

6 (7-1) Air That I BreathelHollies2 (1-2) Billy/Bo Donaldson/Heywoods7 (2-3) Band on the Run/Paul McCartney4 (8-4) If You Love Me/Olivia Newton -john

63 (4-5) Rock Me Gently/Andy Kim23 (10-6) Rock Your. Baby/George McCrae22 (3-7) My Girl Stafford30 (5-8) Radar LovelGolden Earring53 (14-10) If You Go AwaylTerry lacks94 (HB-30) I'm on FirelApril Wine61 (HB-28) Makin' Love/Roberta Flack* (HB-27) I Want YoulSusan lacks74 (HB-26) Don't Let the SunlElton John* (HB-25) My Mistake/Ross/Gaye

CKSL LONDON(Bruce Devine)74 Don't Let the Sun/Elton John9 Be Thankful/ William De Vaughan

CKY-AM WINNIPEG(Bob Gibbons)26 WaterloolAbbaCKCK REGINA(Ken Singer)23 Rock Your Baby/George McCrae9 Be Thankful/William De Vaughan

27 Heaven/Ozark Mtn. Daredevils74 Don't Let the SunlElton John

CK RC WINNIPEG(Billie Gorrie)27 If You Wanna/Ozark Mtn. Daredevils41 Takin' CarelBachman-Turner Overdrive69 Chicago/Paper Lace

RADIOMUTUEL MONTREALPrends-moi Pas Pour Ta/D. ParadisLa Vie Sans Toi/M. StewartTi-Bicycle/T. LecorA Ce Moment-la/SeguinBe ThankfullWilliam De VaughanJust Don't Want to Be/Main IngredientIf You Go AwaylTerry JacksRock Your Baby/George McCrae

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CFTR TORONTO(Alex Sharpstone)30 Radar Love/Golden Earring13 One Hell of a Woman/Mac Davis12 Already GonelEagles* Brother & Me/FluddCKLW WINDSOR(Rosalie Trombley)15 (HB) RikkilSteely Dan61 Makin' LovelRoberta Flack* Child of NoveltylMahogany Rush*

Walk On/Neil YoungCJBK LONDON(Jerry Stevens)13 One Hell of a WomanlMac Davis72 So In Love/Peter Foldy61 Makin' LovelRoberta Flack76 Call on MelChicago74 Don't Let the SunlElton John94 I'm on FirelApril Wine

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CJME REGINA(H.Hart Kirch)54 If You TalklElvis Presley20 On and On/Gladys Knight and Pips76 Call on Me/Chicago92 I BelievelSongbird* (You're) Having My Baby/Paul AnkaCKXL CALGARY(Greg Haraldson)74 Don't Let the Sun/Elton John13 One Hell of a Woman/Mac Davis* Having My Baby/Paul Anka41 Takin' Care/Bachman-Turner Overdrive31 Come Monday/Jimmy Buffett

CFCF MONTREAL(Cheryl Johnsen)

7 Band on the Run/Paul McCartney36 Sideshow/Blue Magic* Mother of Us All/Suzanne Stevens* Davey/Shirley Bassey50 / Hate Hate/Razzy61 Makin' LovelRoberta Flack* Bring Back My Yesterday/Dave Mills55 BallerolWar* Country Drive/Skipper* Could Have Been Me/Sami Jo94 I'm on Fire/April Wine* Moonlight SerenadelDeodato10 Rock the Boat/Hues Corporation

CHED EDMONTON(Wayne Bryant)32 This Heart/Gene Redding36 Sideshow/Blue Magic35 Car Wash Blues/Jim Croce* Summertime/Copper Penny* Having My Baby/Paul AnkaCKGM MONTREAL(Pat Valdez)* Having My Bt bylPoul Anka30 Radar LovelGolden Earring* I Want You/Susan Jacks74 Don't let the SunlElton John* Summer GirlICraig Ruhnke61 Makin' LovelRoberta FlackCFRW WINNIPEG(Buddy Rodgers)23 Rock Your Baby/George McCrae* Having My Baby/Paul AnkaCKY-AM WINNIPEG(Bob Gibbons)10 Rock the Boat/Hues Corporation74 Don't Let the SunlElton JohnCFGO OTTAWA(Ric Allen)36 Sicieshow1Blue Magic76 Call on Me/Chicago21 Hollywood Swinging/Kool & Gang* Hang On In/Johnny Bristol* Shang-a-LangITinker's Moon56 Rebel RebellDavid Bowie* Cosmic Debris/Frank ZappaCKXL LONDON(Bruce Devine)

Anytime Babe/David Clayton Thomas* Having My Baby/Paul Anka* Love is the Answer/Van McCoyCKRC WINNIPEG

Gorrie)Rhinestone Cowboy/Larry Weiss

31 Come Monday/Jimmy Buffett93 There's SomethingIChilliwock12 Already GonelEagles74 Don't Let the SunlElton John* I Keep It Hid/Dr. Music61 Feel Like Makin' LovelRoberta Flack* Be My Day/Cats76 Call On MelChicago68 Keep On Smilin'IWet Willie32 This Heart/Gene Redding35 Car Wash BluesIlim CroceCHLO ST. THOMAS/LONDON10 Rock the Boat/Hues Corporation

20 On and On/Gladys Knight and Pips* 48 Crash/Suzi Quatro23 Rock Your Baby/George McCrae30 Radar Love/Golden Earring37 La Grange/Z.Z. Top* Summer Girl/Craig Ruhnke

CKFH TORONTO10 Rock the BoatIHues Corporation27 HeavenlOzark Mtn. Daredevils40 Boston/Dave Loggins -

31 Come Monday/Jimmy Buffett* Mexico/Dave Nicol94 I'm on Fire/April Wine* Who Knows His Name/Southcote

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CPC SA ULT STE. MARIE(Lou Turco)76 Call on MelChicago* The Some Love/Bill Withers* Rag Doll SongIR. Dean Taylor* Anytime Babe/David Clayton Thomas49 King of NothingISeals and Crofts* Navin' My Baby/Paul Anka* Here Comes My Baby/Tony Christie

CHSJ ST. JOHN(Peter Michaels)15 Rikki/Steely Dan43 Leader of the GanglBrownsville Station* Song That Annie Sings/Lorence Hud5 Time for the Pain/Carly Simon

10 Rock the Boat/Hues Corporation

CJCH HALIFAX(Andy Kaye)* I Want You/Susan Jacks* Hard On Me/Brothers & One* Sha La La/Blue Lick Road92 / Believe/Song bird90 Don't You Worry/Randy Bishop* Summer Girl/Craig Ruhnke* Where is the Answer/Copper Penny26 WaterloolAbba9 Be Thankful/William De Vaughan

25 Annie's Song/John Denver69 Chicago/Paper Lace

VOCM ST. JOHNS(Kevin McGowan)53 If You Go Away/Terry Jacks5 Time for the Pain/Carly Simon

10 Rock the BoatIHues Corporation12 Already GonelEagles17 Rock & Roll Heaven/Righteous Bros.CHEC LETHBRIDGE(Walt Edwards)54 If You TalklElvis Presley87 Hickory/Four Seasons* Sugar Baby Love/The Rubettes69 Chicago/Paper Lace74 Don't Let the Sun/Elton John* Forever and Ever/Keith Hampshire* Summer GirlICraig Ruhnke* Sha La LalBlue Lick RoadCKWS KINGSTON(Gary Mercer)74 Don't Let the Sun/ Elton John56 Rebel RebellDavid Bowie79 Clap for the Wolfman/Guess Who* Air Disaster/Albert Hammond* Forever and Ever/Keith HampshireCharted:2 (No. 1) Billy/Bo Donaldson/Hey woods

10 Rock the BoatIHues Corporation6 Air that I Breathe/Hollies

53 If You Go Away/Terry Jacks35 Car Wash Blues/Jim Croce

CHOW WELLAND(Jay Jeffrie)* I Want You/Susan Jacks

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Coatestporarg(You're) HAVING MY BABYPaul Anka (United Artists)

FOR EVER & EVERKeith Hampshire (A&M)I WANT YOU TO LOVE MESusan Jacks (Goldfish)

Ai itSONG FOR ANNAHerb Ohta (A&M)SHOESHINE WOR KIN' SONGMurray McLauchlan (True North)

FALLING IN LOVE AGAINMoran (Columbia)

ColuitryRUBY'S LIPSDallas Harms (Columbia)

THAT'S YOU & MEHank Snow (RCA)

NATURAL WOMANJody Miller (Epic)

* Shoeshine Workin' Song/Murray McLauchlan

* Summer GirlICraig Ruhnke59 You and MelHelen Reddy* You'll Never KnowlDennis DohertyCHYR LEAMINGTON/WINDSOR(John Keogh)23 Rock Your Baby/George McCrae* Be My Day/Cats* Touch You/The Captain36 SideshowIBlue Magic* Moonlight SerenadelDeodato76 Call on Mel Chicago* I Want You/Susan Jacks* Rag Doll SongIR. Dean Taylor* Anytime Babe/D.C. Thomas* Departure/Tommy Hunter94 I'm on FirelApril Wine* Shoeshine Workin' Song/

Murray McLauchlan

CJON ST. JOHN'S10 Rock the Boat1Hues Corporation26 WaterloolAbba

6 Air That I Breathe/Hollies62 Might As Well RainlGary & Dave25 (P) Annie's Song/John Denver

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CFVR ABBOTSFORD(Rick Dennis)92 I BelievelSongbird* Hard Rain's Gonna Fall/Bryan Ferry

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26 WaterloolAbba94 I'm on FirelApril Wine* Breakin' Up/Thundermug* Maggie May/Cathy Young (LP)* Loving & Free/Kiki Dee (LP)* In Time/Jimmy Buffett (LP)CFQC SASKATOON, SASK.(Lee Silversides)83 Georgia Porcupine/George Fischoff40 Boston/Dave Loggins* Good Morning/Lou Christie* Dime Senor/Mocedades* Summertime/The lamies* You've Changed/Jacke DeShannon* Shoeshine Workin' Song/

Murray McLauchlan* Summer GirlICraig Ruhnke* Having My Baby/Paul Anka* Country Drive/Skipper* Brenda/Hollis* Who Will Wipe the Tears/R. Dean Taylor76 Call on Me/Chicago87 Hickory/Frankie Vallie & Four Seasons* Moonlight SerenadelDeodato* I Keep It Hid/Dr. Music94 I'm on Fire/April Wine* Anything Goes/Morning HazeNight Adds:* Doctor MarvellolKlaatu* Breakin' Up/Thundermug74 Don't Let the Sun/Elton John* Now You Get It/Luther Allison* When the Lights Are OutISIode20 On and On/Gladys Knight & the PipsCHAT MEDICINE HAT(Pat O'Connor)10 Rock the Boat/Hues Corporation* Friends/Gallery* I Want You/Susan Jacks23 Rock Your Baby/George McCrae* Love Talk/K J and the Grand Band67 Can You Handle It/Graham Central Stn.* Soul DeeplAlan SchickCINB NORTH BATTLEFORDCharted:43 Leader of the Gang/Brownsville Station5 Time for the Pain/Carly Simon

53 If You Go Away/Terry Jacks29 Love of Money/O'Jays10 Rock the Boat/Hues Corporation3 Brand NewlStylistics

Playlisted:* Just Don't Want/Main Ingredient11 You Won't See Me/Anne Murray16 Son of Sagittarius/Eddie Kendricks84 Dancin'/Flash Cadillace20 On & On/Gladys Knight & the Pips12 Already GonelEagles35 Car Wash BluesIlim Croce8 Last DancelDeFranco Family

79 Wolfman/Guess Who57 Silly Milly/Blue Swede27 Heaven/Ozark Mtn. Daredevils

CJSS CORNWALL* I Want You/Susan Jacks* M'Lady/Robbie Lane* Wipe My Tears Away/R. Dean Taylor* Anything Goes/Morning Haze* Prisoner of Love/The Vogues* Moonlight SerenadelDeodato82 Wombling SonglWombles40 Boston/Dave Loggins* Love's Theme/Andy Williams* La La La/Tom Jones54 If You TalklElvis PresleyCM WOODSTOCK(Peter Stairs)Charted:69 Chicago/Paper Lace

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21 Hollywood Swinging/Kool & Gang55 BallerolWar49 King of Nothing/Seals & Crofts36 Sideshow/Blue Magic* The Pine Trees/Gene Peter -JamesPlay listed:* Everybody Wants/Dr. John* Take the Money/David Clayton Thomas* Anything Goes/Morning HazeCHCL MEDLEY, ALTA.(Joyce Murphy)* Drivin' A round' Raspberries62 Might As Well Rain/Gary & Dave90 Don't You Worry/Randy Bishop* All I WantlWackersPlaylisted:* Up to the Lady/Tavares9 Be Thank full William De Vaughn

79 Wolfman/Guess Who10 Rock the Boat/Hues Corp.* I Want You/Susan Jacks43 (PLP) Road Food/Guess Who

CFCH NORTH BAY10 Rock the Boot/Hues Corporation53 If You Go Away/Terry Jacks20 On & On/Gladys Knight & the Pips57 Silly Milly/Blue Swede79 Wolfman/Guess Who54 If You TalklElvis Presley23 Rock Your Baby/George McCroe62 Might as Well RainlGary & Dave35 Car Wash Blues/Jim Croce56 Rebel RebellDavid Bowie43 Leader of the Gang/Brownsville Stn.* Summer Girl/Craig Ruhnke60 Wild Thing/Fancy* Memory Manllohn Coleman59 You and MelHelen Reddy50I Hate Hate/Razzy94 I'm on Fire/April Wine* Sha La LalBlue Lick Road* Moonlight SerenadelDeodato

CFSX STEPHENVILLE(Phil Smith)90 Don't You Worry/Randy Bishop62 Might as Well RainlGary & Dave55 BallerolWar10 Rock the Boat/Hues Corporation40 Boston/Dave Loggins* Breaking Up/Thundermug* Back to GeorgialBolt Upright

(J.P. Gaudet)CFCY CHA RLOTTETOWN, P. E.I.

Charted:45 I'm Coming Home/Spinners27 HeavenlOzark Mtn. Daredevils20 On & On/Gladys Kniaht & the Pips63 Rock Me GentlylAndy KimPlaylisted:* Geat Canadian Tour/lan Tyson* Rhapsody in WhitelLove Unlimited* Sweet Child/Johnny Mathis* This Time/ Waylon Jennings62 Might As Well RainlGary & Dave

CFTK TERRACE, B.C.10 Rock the Boat/Hues Corporation19 Train of Thought/Cher79 Wolfman/Guess Who25 Annie's Song/John Denver

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ADDITIONS

CFRB TORONTO(Lloyd McGuire)Goodbye' Rex Allen Jr.You Can't Be A Beacon/Donna FargoBrother & MelFluddI Want You/Susan Jacks

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CKEY TORONTO(Judy Casselman)San Sebastian/Keath BarrieHe Gives Me Love/Mills Bros.Let Me Be There101ivia Newton -John (LP)CKNX WINGHAM(Iona Terry)Friends/GalleryBuggy Ride/Werner DrexlerWombling SonglWomblesI Want You/Susan JacksHere Comes My Baby/Tony ChristieReunionlEarl GillSomething's Gotta Give/New PotatoesDime Senor/MocedadesKing of NothinglSeals & Crofts

CHM L HAMILTON(Johnny Murphy)You Will Never Know/Dennis DohertyThe Last DancelDeFranco FamilyThe Mon/Janice IanCar Wash Blues/Jim CroceIf You TalklElvis PresleyHaven't Got TimelCarly SimonTelstar/Sound 80El Cayuco/El ChicanoWorld is Turning/Lori LiebermanMakin' Love/Roberta FlackHey Girl/Sonny CaulfieldSummer Girl/Craig RuhnkeWalk BacklLady & GentlemenMother Of Us All/Suzanne StevensSing Along With MelLinda BrownWaiting for the Rain/Karl EriksonCHFI-FM TORONTO(Tony Luciani)Having My BabylPaul AnkaMakin' LovelRoberta FlackI Won't Last A Day/Al Martino (LP)The Way We Were/Ronnie Aldrich (LP)Viens Ce SoirlPaul Mauriat (LP)CKFM TORONTO(Dan Chevrette)If You Go Away/Terry JacksMoonlight SerenadelDeodatoShe Bent Me/Cliff de YoungHere Comes My Baby/Tony ChristieWalking Man/James Taylor (LP)Golden Ribbons/Dawn (LP)CJO Y GUELPH(Phil Viggiani)In the Park/Jack CornellLove is the Answer/Van McCoyI Want You/Susan JacksOne Hell of a Woman/Mac DavisRock the Boat/Hues CorporationMemory Man/John ColemanCIVH VANDERHOOF, B.C.(Steve Woodruff)Wombling Song/WomblesSideshow/Blue MagicCountry People/Richard AdamsI BelievelSongbirdMother of Us All/Suzanne StevensFalling in Love Again/MoranRhinestone CowboylLarry WeissHey Girl/Sonny CaulfieldOne Day at a Time/Don GibsonLove's ThemelAndy WilliamsCome to Boston/Dave LogginsWaterloolAbbaI Don't See MelCharlie RichSave the Last DancelDeFranco FamilyI Want You/Susan JacksDime SenorlMocedadesAnnie's Song/John DenverTrain of Thought/Cher

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HAVEN'T GOT TIME FOR THE PAINCarly SimonElektra 45887-P

FOX HUNTHerb Alpert & The T.J.B.A&M 1526-W

ANNIE'S SONGJohn DenverRCA APBO-0295-N

PLEASE COME TO BOSTONDave LogginsEpic 5-11115-H

SAVE THE LAST DANCE FOR MEDeFranco Family with Tony DeFranco20th Century 2088-T

I DON'T SEE ME IN YOUR EVES ANYMORECharlie RichRCA APBO 0260-N

LOVE MAY BE THE ANSWERah, Cliff Edwards

Columbia C4 -4026-H

ANNA -MARIEBruce MillerA&M AMX 359-W

THE AIR THAT I BREATHEHolliesEpic 5-1110-H

TIME TO CRYDon GoodwinSilver Blue 808-0

IF YOU GO AWAYell Terry Jacks

Goldfish GF 108-K

ROCK THE BOATHues CorporationRCA 0232-N

WORKIN' AT THE CAR WASH BLUESJim CroceABC 1447-N

BE THANKFUL FOR WHAT YOU GOTWilliam DeVaughnRoxbury BRBO-0236-N

GREAT CANADIAN TOURIan TysonA&M AM -360-W

DIME SENORMocedadesTara TRA 105X -M

RHODAei Robert David

RCA KPBO 0028-N

SLEEPIN'Diana RossMotown 1295-Y

Ash ROCK ME GENTLYTt. Andy Kim

Ice IC 1-K

MIDNIGHT AT THE OASISMaria MuldaurReprise REP 1183-P

I WON'T LAST A DAY WITHOUT YOUCarpentersA&M 1521-W

YOU & ME AGAINST THE WORLDHelen ReddyCapitol 3897-P

(I've Been) SEARCHIN' SO LONGChicagoColumbia 46020-H

TRAIN OF THOUGHTCherMCA 40245-J

IT MIGHT AS WELL RAIN UNTIL SEPTEMBERGary & DaveAxe 17

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27 27 (9)

28 38 (5)

YOU WON'T SEE MEAnne MurrayCapitol 72727-F

WAVESBuffy Sainte MarieMCA 40216-J

M' LADYRobbie LaneCelebration CEL 2094X -M

DON'T YOU WORRY29 34 (4) Randy Bishop

Good Noise LiN 1006-Q

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SUNDOWNGordon LightfootReprise REP 1194-P

I'M IN LOVEAretha FranklinAtlantic 2999-P

IF YOU LOVE ME LET ME KNOWOlivia Newton -JohnMCA 40209-J

SONG THAT ANNIE SINGSLorence HudA&M 365-W

MOONLIGHT SERENADEDeodatoMCA 40252-J

I WANT YOU TO LOVE MESusan JacksGoldfish GF 104-K

Aix KEEP ON CHANGINGKen TobiasMGM M-14723-0

NEW WORDS FOR AN OLD SONGTony CooperDorado DO -24

WHEN THE MORNING COMESHoyt AxtonA&M 1497-W

DO,,l'T LET THE SUN GO DOWN ON MEElto-I JohnMCA 40259-J

LAMPLIGHTDavid EssexColumbia 46041-H

SUMMER GIRLCraig RuhnkeUnited Artists UAXW-453W-U

ROZK YOUR BABYGeorge McCraeTK KPBO 1004-N

FEEL LIKE MAKIN' LOVERoberta FlackAtlantic 3025-P

BRENDAglk HollisIMF Much 9920-W

THE HOMEr'3MING-lagood Hardy & FriendsIsis 0001

I DON'T KNOW WHAT HE TOLD YOUPerry ComoRCA 0274-N

ALL I EVER NEED IS YOUDrylandersSkyline

IT COULD HAVE BEEN MESemi JoMGM 7034-0

YOU'LL NEVER KNOWDenny DohertyParamount 0286-J

YOU CAN'T BE A BEACONDonna FargoDot 17506X -M

My World/Lori LiebermanYou & MelHelen ReddyCome Monday/Jimmy BuffettKing of NothinglSeals & CroftsCKDH AMHERSTRockin' in the CitylAbraham's ChildrenFalling in LovelMoranWaterloolAbbaI'm on FirelApril WineMight As Well RainlGary & DaveLa GrangelZ,Z, TopLeader of the Gang/Brownsville StationCome Monday/Jimmy BuffettCause We're in Love/The HoodDon't You Worry/Randy BishopCKCL TRURO(Thane Macdonald)I'm Coming Home/SpinnersWolfman/Guess WhoLiving in the U.S.A./Steve Miller BandRock & Roll Heaven/Righteous Bros.Time Will Tell/Tower of PowerSilly Milly/Blue SwedeSideshow/Blue MagicChicago/Paper LaceLeader of the GanglBrownsville StationHeavenlOzark Mtn. DaredevilsCKBB BA RRIE(Gary Pede)Charted:Rock & Roll Heaven/Righteous Bros.Train of Thought/CherPlaylisted:Sha La LalBlue Lick RoadTime for the Pain/Carly SimonI BelievelSongbirdWaterloolAbbaRock Your Baby/George McCraeLamplight/David EssexCFOB FORT FRANCES(Ken Hardie)The Big Beat/Andrew SistersQuestionslLady & The GentlemenI Want You/Susan JacksCKLB OSHAWA(John Hinnen)If You TalklElvis PresleySideshowlBlue MagicSummer Girl/Craig RuhnkeRikkilSteely DanWhen the Morning Comes/Hoyt AxtonCKAT-FM NORTH BAY(Derek Christopher)Buggy RidelWerner DrexlerIf You Go AwaylTerry lacksQuestion/Lady & GentlemenPlay MelSuzanne StevensHomecominglHagood HardySweet Childllohnny MathisHere Comes my Baby/Tony ChristieShoeshine Workin' SonglMurray McLauchlanPrisoner of Love/The VoguesMoonlight SerenadelHavana StrutlDeodato

CKDA VICTORIA, B.C.(John Mulley)That Song/Tom T. HallWhen Morning Comes/Hoyt AxtonYou & MelHelen ReddySong That Annie Sings/Lorence Hud

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CHMR MOHAWK1HAMILTON(Don Morgante)If You Love Me101ivia Newton -JohnKing of Nothing/Seals & CroftsRememberlMoonquakeWay Down Yonder/Charlie Daniels BandCajun Moon11, J. CalePasavallan PresidenttilMilky Way Moses (LP)

Incredible Bongo Band (LP)Queen/Queen II (LP)Road Food/Guess Who (LP)CFRC KINGSTON/(Derek Redmond)King of NothinglSeals & CroftsAll I Want/The WackersI Keep It Hid/Dr, MusicMan of the World/Fleetwood MacLoving & FreelSuper Cool/Kiki DeeLove Come Quickly/

Keep On Changing/Ken TobiasSweet Virginia/BearfootMoonlight SerenadelDeodato (LP)Early Flightllefferson Airplane (LP)King Biscuit Boy (LP)CBLC RADIO LOYALIST/BELLEVILLE(Rick Jackson)I'm Falling in Lovel Little AnthonyMight As Well Rain/Gary & DaveWaterloolAbba(P) If You Talk/Elvis Presley(PLP) Second HelpinglLynyrd Skynyrd

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CFCW CAMROSE(Bill McGee)(1) This TimelWaylon JenningsHead Him Off/Joyce SmithOrphan Princess/Lee RoyHey, Joe McKenzie/Vicky LeandrosCFAC CALGARY(Larry Kunkel)One Has My Name/Tommy CommonOld Man/Merle HaggardThat's You and Me/Hank SnowBlackwood Brothers1Statler Bros.Rub It In/Crash CraddockCFFM-FM KAMLOOPS(Dave Shier)Sexy Lady/Freddie WellerCaptured/Terry StaffordI Don't See Me/Charlie RichBloody Mary MorninglWillie NelsonThis TimelWaylon JenningsCKWX VANCOUVER(Diane)Room Full of Roses1Mickey GilleyThis TimelWaylon JenningsIf You Love Me101ivia Newton -JohnMarie Laveau/Mermaid/Bobby BareLike My Daddy/Loretta LynnI'm Not Thru/Conway Twitty

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We Could/Love PutslCharley PrideHe Thinks I Still Care/Anne MurrayThat Song/Tom T. HallIt's That Time/Jim Ed Brown(P) Talkin' to the Wall/Lynn Anderson(PLP) Is It Wrong/Sonny JamesCJCB SYDNEY(Freeman Roach)Annie's Song/John DenverPromises/Newman SistersBaby & Me/Donna MoonPlant the Seeds/Joe FirthSinging Newfoundlander/Michael T. WallCJIC SAULT STE, MARIE(Don Ramsay)Marie Laveau/Bobby BareLittle Boy BluelCarroll BakerOrphan Princess/Lee RoyStanding on Promises/Newman SistersTelephone Call/Tina And DaddyBitter Sweet Songs/Dick DamronWhen the Morning Comes/Hoyt AxtonSilver Threads/Donna RamsayCareful Mountain Pony/Tim WilliamsRuby's Lips/Dallas HarmsEast Bound/Orval ProphetWe Should Be TogetherlDon WilliamsOne Day at a Time/Don GibsonCabin by the StreamIDrylandersThe Departure/Tommy HunterCHCM MA RYSTOWN(Shell LeGrow)This TimelWaylon JenningsDon't Let Go/Tillis & BryceTelephone Call/Tina & DaddySexy Lady/Freddy WellerTurned My Momma On/Tanya TuckerCHSC ST. CATHA RINES(Peter Darrell)More Like a Man/Mel StreetLovin' You/Houston & MandrellTalkin' to the Wall/Lynn AndersonI Never Knew/Connie SmithWays of a Country Girl/George Hamilton IVCabin by the Stream/DrylandersRuby's Lips/Dallas HarmsCFTK TERRACE, B.C.Marie Laveau/Bobby BareTurns My Momma On/Tanya TuckerCFCY CHA RLOTTETOWN, P.E.I.(J.P. Gaudet)This TimelWaylon JenningsGreat Canadian Tour/Ian TysonMore Like a Man/Mel Street

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1 2 (10) WE COULDCharley Pride 26 30 (4)

ANNIE'S SONGJohn Denver

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2 1 (12) WHEN THE MORNING COMESHoyt Axton 27 31 (8)

CAREFUL MOUNTAIN PONYTim Williams

A&M 1497-W Houka RWP 193

3 3 (121BITTER SWEET SONGSDick DamronColumbia C4 -4048-H

28 29 17)I'M WALKIN'Tim DanielsKangi K-TDA-11

4 4 (12)ANNA MARIEBruce Miller 29 33 (6)

PLANT THE SEEDSJoe FirthA&M AMX 359-W Marathon 1111 -A -C

5 11 (8)THIS TIMEWaylon Jennings 30 39 (2)

RUB IT INBilly Crash CraddockRCA APBO-0251-N ABC 11437-N

ROOM FULL OF ROSES BABY & ME6 6 (5) Mickey Gilley 31 34 (4) Donna MoonPlayboy 55056-M Marathon 1114-C

7 12 (7) I'M NOT THROUGH LOVING YOUConway Twiny 32 36 (5) DON'T YOU THINK

Marty RobbinsMCA 40224-J MCA 40236-J

8 9 (8) THEY DON'T MAKE 'EM LIKE MY DADDYLoretta Lynn 33 14 (9) I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU

Dolly PartonMCA 40223-J RCA APBO 0234-N

MARIE LAVEAU AS SOON AS I HANG UP THE PHONE9 16 (7) Bobby Bare 34 38 (2) Conway Twitty & Lynn AndersonRCA APBO-0261 -N MCA 40251 -J

10 7 (10) I DON'T SEE ME IN YOUR EYES ANYMORECharlie RichRCA APBO 0260-N

35 35 (6) I WANT TO STAYNarvel FeltsCinnamon C -798-K

15 (10) IF YOU LOVE ME LET ME KNOW

Olivia Newton -John 36 42 (2)+SHOESHINE WORKIN' SONG

Murray McLauchlanMCA 40209-J True North TN4-119-H

12 13 (9) GREAT CANADIAN TOURIan Tyson 37 ... (1)

YOU CAN'T BE A BEACONDonna FargoA&M AM 360-W Dot 17506X -M

13 19 (6) HOW LUCKY CAN ONE MAN BEJoe Stampley 38 40 (3)

SONG THAT ANNIE SINGSLorence HudDot 17502-M A&M 365-W

14 8 (10) PURE LOVERonnie Milsap 39 41 (31

THE DEPARTURETommy HunterRCA APBO-0237-N RCA KPBO-0035-N

15 15 (9)HE THINKS I STILL CAREAnne Murray 40 (11

dith LOVE MAY BE THE ANSWERIZIP Cliff EdwardsCapitol 3867-F Columbia C4.4026 -H

16 17 (10)HIS KIND OF WOMANDiane Leigh 41 (1)

HAPPY ANNIVERSARYCon Archer

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LITTLE BOY BLUE THE SINGING NEWFOUNDLANDER17 20 (8) Carroll Baker 42 45 (3) Michae T. WallIROGaiety 751 Rodeo 3374-K

STOMP THEM GRAPES I'D FIGHT THE WORLD18 24 (5) Mel Tillis 43 43 (3) Jim ReevesMGM 14720-0 RCA 0255-N

A GOOD WOMAN'S LOVE FRECKLES & POLLYWOG DAYS19 23 (6) Jerry Reed 44 44 (4) Ferlin HuskyRCA APBO 0237-N ABC 11432-N

THAT SONG IS DRIVING ME CRAZY SEXY LADY20 25 (5) Tom T. Hall 45 46 (4) Freddy WellerMercury 73488-0 Columbia 4-46040-H

21 21 (6) THE MAN THAT TURNS MY MAMA ONTanya Tucker 46 (1)

THAT'S YOU & MEHank SnowColumbia 46047-H RCA 0307-N

22 10 (10) BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANSMike Graham & Friends

NIS, United Artists UAXW 425W -U47 48 (2)

::ABIN BY THE STREAM?rylanderskyline

23 37 (5) STATUE OF A FOOLBrian Collins 48 49 (2)

CAN I COME HOMEBill Anderson

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24 28 (4) STANDING ON THE PROMISESNewman Sisters 49 .... (1)

HELP MEElvis Presley

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25 27 (7) IF I COULD CLOSE MY EYESCountry Edition 50 50 (21

TALKING TO THE WALLSLynn AndersonBoot BT 095-K Columbia 46056-H

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CJCJ WOODSTOCK(Charlie Russell)The First TimelRay McAuley & Wild CountrySmell the RosesIHenson CargillSexy Lady/Freddy WellerMama Kershaw's Boy/Marie Osmond (LP)

CKCL TRURO(Steve Revoy)The Departure/Tommy HunterThis Time/Waylon JenningsThat Song1Tom T. HallHappy Anniversary/Con ArcherWe Could/Charley PrideMarie Laveau/Bobby BareTurns My Mama On/Tanya TuckerBaby & Me/Donna MoonCKDH AMHERST, N.S.(Paul Kennedy)This Time/Waylon JenningsMarie Laveau/Bobby BareOrphan Princess/Lee RoyHappy Anniversary/Con Archer

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