Other References July 6, 1968 Cash Box Magazine
Cashbox Top 100
#12 Indian Lake Cowsills - MGM 13944
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Vital Statistics
#12
INDIAN LAKE (2:40) Cowsills-MGM 13944
1350 Ave. of the Americas, NYC.
PROD: Wes Farrell, 39 W. 55 St., NYC.
PUB: Pocket Full of Tunes BMI
39 W 66 6t NYP
WRITER: Romeo ARR: Tony Romeo
FLIP: Newspaper Blanket
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Most Promising Up & Coming Vocal Groups
#2 Cowsills - MGM
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Million=Sellers
Cowsills The Rain, The Park & Other Things 1968 RIAA-Certified Million Seller
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Producers of Top 100 Hits January thru June 1968
Cowsill, Bill
c/o Akbestal
888 8th Ave
New York, N.Y
Cowsill, Bob
c/o Akbestal
888 8th Ave
New York, N.Y
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Great Britain - The Past Twelve Months
M.G.M.
On July 1st 1967 EMI relinquished
all rights to MGM, Verve and Verve
Forecast labels with the exception of a
year’s grace to sell off old stock but
retained the pressing and distribution
of MGM and Verve product. Thus MGM went independent in the British
market. Their first release “Good
Times” by Eric Burdon made the
British Top 20 and his follow-up “San
Franciscan Nights” went to No. 7.
Deejay Tony Blackburn’s first disk
“So Much Love” made the Top 30 and
Jimmy Young’s “Silver and Blue” and
The Sun Dragon’s version of “Green
Tambourine” were both strong chart
contenders. On the album front MGM’s
soundtrack L.P. of “Dr. Zhivago” has
been in the Top 20 for the past 52
weeks. American group The Mothers
of Invention visited the U.K. in October
and stimulated good album sales.
Jazz artists Stan Getz, Duke Ellington,
Count Basie and Ella Fitzgerald
have all proved good sellers throughout
the year. By agreement with MGM
and Music for Pleasure all product on
the Metro and Leo the Lion labels
have been leased to Music for Pleasure.
As well as promoting local
talents MGM have brought over from
the States Mothers of Invention, The
Cowsills, Astrud Gilberto, Stan Getz
and Erroll Garner to promote their
American product in the U.K. MGM
looks forward to an increased share
of the U.K. market in the years to
come.
. . .
(Ben Nisbet) Feldmans signed a catalogue deal with
The Cowsills which have them “The
Rain The Park And Other Things.”
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Mexico's Best Selling Records International Production
#4 The Rain, The Park and Other Things The Cowsills
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Japan - The Past Twelve Months International Scene
At present, rapidly increasing popularity
of The Bee Gees due to “Massachusetts”
(Polydor-Grammophon) is
most remarkable. On Nippon Grammophon
The Cowsills is right behind
with “The Rain, The Park and Other
Things.”
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