Other References
February 17, 1968
Record World Magazine
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'Canzone Per Te' Wins At San Remo Song Fest
. . .
Other Americans participating
were Eartha Kitt, Wilson
Pickett (who almost won with
"Deborah"), the Sandpipers,
Paul Anka, Bobbie Gentry,
Dionne Warwick, the Cowsills,
Timi Yuro and Lionel Hampton
who played basic arrangements
of all songs at the conclusion
of each concert.
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Money Music
National Smashes: Cowsills; Spanky; Impressions; Herman's
Hermits; Bee Gees; Marvelettes (top 5 Philadelphia) ; 4 Tops;
Cream (we told you about them first and often) ; Sam & Dave;
Joe Tex; First Edition; Gene & Debbe; Association; Madeline
Bell; Jay & Techniques.
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Top Non-Rock
#25 We Can Fly Cowsills MGM 13886
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One Stop Top Ten
ONE STOP RECORD SERVICE
St. Louis, Missouri
7. We Can Fly (Cowsills)
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London Lowdown
James and Bobby Purify fly into London tomorrow for a series
of promotion spots on their new single, "Do Unto Me" .. .
Best entertainment recently has been the Cowsills. MGM hosted
a reception for them at the London night spot Hatchetts. Their
20 -minute performance ended with their latest release, "We Can
Fly." The audience loved them.
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Producer Herb Bernstein Excited
About 13 -Year -Old Protégée
. . .
The modest self-confidence of
Bernstein's is immediately impressive;
and so is his credit
sheet especially for a scant two
productive years ("I tried to
get into the business a few
times before, but I wasn't
ready, I guess"). Right now,
the Happenings' "Music Music
Music" is a Bernstein arrangement.
And "I Need a Friend,"
which is shaping up as the
next Cowsills single, is one of
the many arrangements Bernstein
did for the new Cowsills
album.
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