Other References
May 10, 1969
Cash Box Magazine
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Cashbox Top 100
#1 Hair The Cowsills - MGM 14026
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Vital Statistics
#1
Hair (3:28)
Cowsills-MGM 14026
1350 Ave of the Americas, NYC.
PROD: Bill & Bob Cowsill
9255 Sunset Blvd. L.A. Calif.
PUB: United Artists BMI 729 7th Av.NYC.
WRITERS: Rado-Ragi-MacDermot
FLIP: What Is Happy
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Top 100 Albums
#63 Cowsills In Concert (MGM SE 4619)
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Producer's Profile - Wes Farrell
. . .
Wes Farrell and the Wes Farrell organization, which includes Coral Rock
Productions, Pocket Full Of Tunes Music and Senate Records, had a banner
year in 1968 and have been continued the pace into 1969, and if that makes you think that Wes' firm will be the ne
new conglomerate purchase, don't count on
it. Wes seems fairly certain to maintain
his independent status for a long time
to come. "I think there's a monster
future in staying independent and in the
concentration of creative energies," said
Farrell. His creative energies have been
responsible for the Cowsills' "Indian
Lake" and "Poor Baby" smashes, the
recent Brooklyn Bridge success, "The
Worst That Could Happen," plus
hefty-selling first album from the Beach
St. Union, so there seems to be a great
deal of truth to what he says.
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RIAA Gold Record Awards for March
Hair - Cowsills - MGM
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Pop Pics
COWSILLS IN CONCERT - MGM SE 4619
Riding the crest of their million -selling
"Hair" single, the Cowsills are odds on candidates
to do very good business with their
first in -person 'live' album. Various members
of the family outfit take turns up front on such
familiar tunes as "Monday Monday," "Walk
Away Renee," "Good Vibrations," "Sunshine
Of Your Love," "Paperback Writer" and "Reach Out (I'll Be There)."
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