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September 28, 1968
Cash Box Magazine
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Cashbox Top 100
#42 Poor Baby Cowsills - MGM 13981
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Vital Statistics
#42
POOR BABY (2:57) Cowsills-MGM 13981
1350 Ave. of the Americas, NYC.
PROD: Wes Farrell 39 W. 55 St. NYC.
PUB: Pocket Full of Tunes BMI
39 West 55 Street, NYC
Akbestal BMI 888 8th Ave., NYC.
WRITER: T. Romeo ARR: T. Romeo
FLIP; Meet Me At The Wishing Well
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Glickman Leaves Stogel
NEW YORK — Zachary Glickman,
who during his stint as executive vice
president of Leonard Stogel and Associates
was instrumental in the highly
successful careers of the Cowsills and
Tommy James and the Shondells,
among others, has left the firm, effective
immediately.
Current plans call for the formation
of management, publishing and
production companies, with negotiations
already underway between
Glickman and several manufacturers
regarding these new enterprises.
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Top 100 Albums
#79 Captain Sad and His Ship of Fools Cowsills (MGM SE 4554)
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DGG Meet Celebrates 70th Anniversary
BERLIN — The phonograph record
and the Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft
are both celebrating their
70th birthday this year. Berlin, as a
city, has played a vital role in the
history of D.G.G., which is the reason
that this year’s D.G.G. distributors
meeting was held in the Congress
Hall of Berlin. Distributors from Germany,
Austria, Switzerland and
guests from many other countries
met to see a preview of the fall
product, which was held under the
heading of “Direct Hit 68/69.”
. . .
Mike von Winterfeld pointed out
that the U.S. A. continues to build up
its position as world leader of the
record market and that D.G.G. is
strengthening its position there as
well. He pointed out that this year
D.G.G. took over the important A & M
catalogue and that now the Chess
catalogue has been obtained for the
firm for Germany and Austria. This
includes the Checker, Cadet and Cadet
Concept material. Favorites of the
foreign program are new LP’s by
Jimmy Smith, Kenny Burrel, Oscar
Peterson, Connie Francis, The Cowsills
and the A & M Christmas LP
called “Something Festive.”
. . .
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Australia's Best Sellers
#10 Indian Lake (The Cowsills-MGM) Essex Music.
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