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Cowsills To London
February 20, 1971
Cash Box Magazine


NEW YORK - London Records has signed the Cowsills, according to Walt Maguire, vice president in charge of pop A & R for the company. The family act, which enjoyed a string of major singles hits on MGM, including the million-selling "Hair" theme, have already completed work on their first London single, "On My Side," set for immediate rush release.

The new deal, in addition to the U.S. and Canada, covers the world through the distribution outlets of London's parent firm, the Decca Record Company of England Ltd.

An LP has also been produced by Bud Cowsill, and is being set for an early spring release date. Nine of the 10 tunes in the album were written by the members of the group during a recent nation-wide tour. Songs are diverse and drawn from such areas as rock, country, bluegrass and comedy. All members of the group are heard in various solo spots.

The London deal, which brings to market the first disk by the group in over a year, was negotiated by Maguire with Bud Cowsill and the group's recently patted new manager, Leon Morrell.

Coincidentally with the signing, the group commenced a series of major engagements, beginning with Boss City TV on KHJ-TV, Los Angeles, (20). Next up is a date at Bend, Oregon, (23); followed by Variety Theater International (25-26-27). The Cowsills then move on to the San Antonio Auto Show (March 2-7); and the Corpus Christi Auto Show (March 10-14), before embarking on a major European tour of Germany, England, Spain and Italy for 11 days commencing April 14.





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