Variety (June 1953)

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Wednesday, June 24, 1953 OIWIIESTU AS-MITSIC Continued from page 47 ■ Disk Companies’ Best Sellers ranger-composers as Jerry Field- ing Vic Schoen, Harry Zimmer- man and Roger Wagner, among others. These writers will get flat sums of coin from BMI annually until the- latter, figures out a tech^ nique of paying off. on a perform- ance basis for such music. With a buildup of this, phase of Hi operation, BMI expects to be in a position to advise agencies an a';.producers on their music prob- lems. Burton said that: writing for v,dpix is a new. art arid that vid- p:x. producers were . beginning \ to par more attention to. the;‘ inci- dental music. Burton predicted that radio would remain the major vehicle for.the exploitation of pops While video Would create a form of music suitable • for i the new medium. ■ .•■■■ ' BMI is encouraging its affiliate producers to build up libraries of cues arid bridges much' in the same. way' that the old Sam Fox. publish" ing. company did in the early days ! of motion pictures, Howie. Rich- mond has already wrapped up the rights to the music on the “Mr.. . Peepers” show and other pubs must follow.suit, according to Bur- ton, if they, want to get into\the video field.;: The major problem involved in. the new. BMI operation in the pay- off method. ; While, ills relatively simple to pay . off on top times strictly according to performances, the value of incidental music is difficult to gauge.; Many of the. TV arranger-com- posers has. shied away.: from the ; American Society ^ of Composers, Authors & . Publishers because ASCAP pays off in fractional . points on such music. BMI, how-, ever, has a more flexible structure and has been able to give better deals to such cleffers. .; Among the TV shows for which BMI has the music rights are “KuklaV Fran & Ollie,” “This Is Your Life,” and “Howdy Dopdy.” LEO FEIST, INC. From the <7 W l': iw; SMAI.I. TOWN GIRL' . I . ROBBINS MUSIC CORPORATION “The finest sound on record’’ : CAPITOL ARTIST ;; «►. 1. VAYA CON DIOS ...Les Paul-Mary Ford <■ ■ johnny . ■ :: - 2. APRIL IN PORTUGAL ... .V..Les Baxter {; ;; SUDDENLY . RETURN TO PARADISE ' .......... Nat (King) Cole II ANGEL EYES ' . t V ' ' ' . ■• <► ;; 4* HALF A PHOTOGRAPH .... .*......i,....... . Kay Stair II II . ALLEZ-VOUZ-EN -V t ■?. - ;; 5. PRETEND .. .Nat (King)’ Cole II’ 0 DON'T LET EYES SHOP FOR HEART «► : 7. ' toLuiviiiiA ■ . 1. SONG FROM MOULIN ROUGE ;............ Percy Faith ^ ;; SWEDISH RHAPSODY «►. ■■ 2. I BELIEVE 1 .................. . Frankie Laine II II YOUR CHEATIN’ HEART «► II 3. CANDY LIPS . . /. . . .. Doris Day-Johnnie Ray.. <I : - <.. LET’S WALK THAT-AWAY ;; ;; 4. STRANGE THINGS ARE HAPPENING ..... Red Buttons - HO-HO SONG 4 ► ^ »• *»»»• Woston *^ o ; :- SHANE . . “ 7 V': 7 / '' V - ;; CORAI. 7 II' . 1. INTO EACH LIFE . ........... .Teresa Brewer-Lcs Brown <► .. TOO MUCH MUSTARD II' 2* SHE: LQVES ME .' Don Cornell. .<►' j► WHEN HANDS OF CLOCK PRAY AT MIDNIGHT ” II 3. HEY!. MR. COTTON PICKER ; .McGuire Sisters-A.'Lun'd ,> - <► TELL WHERE GOOD TIMES !! 4. YOU’RE DRIVING ME CRAZY. ........... Buddy Greco ’ - i predict - - ;v ■< I 5. F'RENESi . ........... v.— ...,,.....;,.. Eydie Gorme 4 ’ ■ ALL NIGHT LONG i J DECCA . - 1. HONEY IN THE HORN .. ;■ . ......... .'v. ’ .-.v,.Four-Aces ^ ORGAN GRINDERS SWING o ■<» 2. RUBY .. .. . . ....'..... .. . . ; Victor Young ;; SONG FROM MOULIN ROUGE -'.;V - 3. ' LIMELIGHT THEME . ....Victor Yoiiiig >,■ ;; THE BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL ^ ^ 4. DON’T.YOU CARE . <...... .. .. ..... ..... .Guy Lombardo ]• ;; HALF A PHOTOGRAPH 5. MY HEART BELONGS TO DADDY . . . .......... Peggy Leo ;; 1 I’VE GOT YOU UNDER MY SKIN . • - n LONDON - y 1. TERRY’S THEME FROM LIMELIGHT .. Frank Chacksficld o o INCIDENTAL MUSIC FROM LIMELIGHT ;; 2. SONG FROM MOULIN ROUGE .......Mantovani VOLO COLUMBO ” 3. RETURN TO PARADISE ..... . .............. .■.. Ljla Hoia 11 - .► .. TELL ME WE’LL MEET AGAIN .-V. H 4. CORONATION RAG ... ...;;..........,.AVinifred Atwell - ^ BOUNCE THE BOOGIE V ^ ’' 5. THE LAST RHAPSODY , .• ........ S. Blaek-Mantovani < ► NILA WALTZ : ::o :: mercury H 1. RUEy:J , ; . . .V. .V. ...i........../.Richard Ilayman '' o L0VE MOOD ^ 2. APRIL IN PORTUGAL • . ................. Vic Damone ■o I’M WALKING BEHIND YOU o 3. GAMBLER’S GUITAR .. . ..............., Rusty Draper ■ ’ - FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION o 4. FOR ME, FOR ME: . .... . . ......Georgia Gibbs ;; THUNDER AND LIGHTNING ;; o 5. SHANE ,. ................ Richard Hayman o ;; limelight ;; ;; M-G-M ;; ^ I. ANNA ....Sylvana Mangano :: i loved you 2, YOUR CHEATIN’ HEART Joni James ;; I’LL BE WAITING FOR YOU ;; ° 3. SEND MY BABY BACK TO ME ... . .........Billy Eckstine :: I LAUGH TO KEEP FROM CRYING ^ ° 4. ALMOST ALWAYS ...........................Joni James ^ IS IT ANY WONDER " 5. KAW-LIGA .............................. .Hank Williams ]■ YOUR CHEATIN' HEART *► \ <► :: RCA VICTOR - o 1. I’M WALKING BEHIND YOU .. ............. Eddie Fisher J -► '' - JUST ANOTHER POLKA ' V' « 2» NO OTHER LOVE , ■... •.....»•■«.«>•«»«■. •»«•. Perry Como . KEEP IT GAY II 3. ONCE UPON A- TUNE .. .................... . .. Ames Bros. YOU, YOU, YOU II 4. SAY YOU'RE MINE, AGAIN .............., , .Perry Como . . MY ONE AND ONLY HEART '**. 3, UNFAIR. .,.»..... «■« • »■ .Tony Martin. SORTA ON THE BORDER 4 ^ .. . L- _ ■ . 1 V a'- ^ /a a ‘a m ' A ’ ■ + ’ 'm h A A A A A A. A A A A A A'-A'A A A AA' Part* nual music festival at the Byndend renniy Music r etc racts Wood Mountaln center, werners- Reading, Pa,, June 23. ville, near here, jane Hobson, mez- Four concerts by leading artists Z o soprano, tees off the season will be presented at the fourth an- j u i y 21. Other concerts listed are: Rus- sell Danburg, pianist, July 28; America's zFdstest ^Selling^Records! Donald Dickson, former Met bari- tone, Aug, 4, and Eugene List, pianist, with his wife, Carroll Glenn,. violinist, Aug.; . 11. More. than. 7.500 persons attended , the series last year. " Steve siwili$, try & western music topper, heads for Hollywood this week on a Com* bination vacation-business trip,. I I Originating ih Torbhto Transcribed for DENNY VAUGHAN M G M RECORDS THE GREATEST N A M E IN E N T E R T A 1 N M e N T 7 C' SEVENTH AVE NEW YORK-36 N Y