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Thes«; are the top ten tunes in the
board Magazine”*
1. CATHY’S CLOWN
; • 2. STUCK ON YOU
3, GOOD TIMIN’
- 4. HE’LL HAVE TO. STAY ^
.: ■ <5* GREENFIELDS
.. •/ <6* NIGHT
• u - 7. PAPER ROSES .
- , 8. SIXTEEN-.REASONS-,
, ' • 9« BURNING.ABRIDGES
10,CRADLE OF LOVE
country according to a survey taken by ’’Bill
EVERLY BROTHERS
ELVIS PRESLEY • :•
JIMMY JONES r
JEANNE BLaCK • - J
BROTHERS FQUR , . *
JACKIE WILSON' .* , . ..
ANITA BRYANT ... . : '
EONNIS STEVENS. . „ . { - ' -
JACK SCOTT
JOHNNY PRESTON, r -
That*s how they shape upv^his week.r The only newcomer to the top. ten is* the no.
nine tune*This selection represents, the second big hit in a row .since Jack,Scott
switched. from. Carlton recording tp Top -Rank outfit* Looking over the-rest of; the
tpp thirty,* there were only a couple of tunes that mac^’big jumps. '..They were
Connie Frances* latest MGM.recording of .“Everybody* s Somebody *s Fool1!, and"Happy£
Go Lucky’* by Paul Ey^nswhich mqved up to the number *2*1 position from 41. last
week. ,. ... 1
Looking , at tbe hb.t on© hundred, the tune which has. made the biggest move this
week is the latest Jamie cut by Duane Eddy and the Rebels, which moved'up to the
number 42 position after only two "weeks on the charts. This rec bid is a little
different from thq^usual style of the b’oys with less emphasis placed on their
well known twangy*guitar. Thp country western field of music . has made a.gpod
showing, on the charts with the number 53 tune, a star performer by Hank Locklin
entitled "‘“Please Hblp Me, I!M Falling”. This tune is number one on the country &
western charts. ‘ ' *• .
The follwoing list1 of tunes are on the hot one hundred for the first time this
w0ek and should go higher in the coming weeks* * ;
76* SC&RY • • • BRENDA LEE *
- 81* DOWN YONDER'. ' JOHNNY .AND''THE’ HURRICANES •• -•
83. RUNAROUND i THE FLEETWOO&S , ; *
85* ALLEY OOP DANTE AND THE EVERGLADES
86* SPRING RAIN -‘"PAT BOONE ' :' "
My personal pick hit for this week is the new release’ by Coed recording artist
the crest entitled '.'Trouble in Paradise"* Their current hit "Step by-Step" is
starting to fall on the hot. one hundred and their new one should make the charts
in a> couple of weeks*
This week we-look into the musical background of RCA recording artist Neil Sedaka*.
Neil was born on March 13, 1939 in Brooklyn, N.Y* He spent most of his 21 years'
studying piano and composition, intending to be a classical concert artist* But
his talents as a pop composer became evident when he penned the hit "Stupid
Cupid" which-was recorded by Connie Frances* His first big hit was "The Diary"*
He currently has the number 17 tune "Stairway to Heaven"*
Well, that’s all for this week. Don’t forget for your late evening listening en
tertainment it’s TALL PAUL and "Swing^Easy" from 11:00 to 1:00* Until next we$k,
"PALY IT COOL". R*P. THE D.J.