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Cowsills Into Pub, TV-Making
November 30, 1968
Billboard Magazine

LOS ANGELES - Cowsill Productions has opened a music publishing company and a TV production arm as part of a general entertainment industry expansion

The seven - member singing family with their father, Bud Cowsill, at the helm, moved from New York here last September to get closer to the Hollywood TV scene. He signed his first writers, a group called Twice Nicely, which has just been recorded, but has not yet been placed with any manufacturer.

Cowsill's two oldest sons, Bill, 21, and Bob, 19, are expanding their activities in the writing and a&r areas while still going to school. The two, who have written "80 per cent" of all the songs in the group's MGM albums, will be available to produce sessions; for any new acts signed by their father.

The two sons arranged and produced the title song from the upcoming MGM film, "Impossible Years" which the family sings in the film. The son is the backside of their new Christmas single, "Candy Kid" The assignment marks the family's first venture into film work.

The family's first special was shown las Saturday (23) over NBC. The half-hour family situation comedy is a pilot for a projected series in which the family will act and sing.

Concurrent with the family's move here, their manager, Leonard Stogel, also moved his office here from New York.






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