Rhythm hits linger in Cash Box top picks lineup
A nationwide Cash Box Magazine feature spotlights enduring favorites across rock soul and pop. Artists like Allman Brothers, Rolling Stones, Cher, Stevie Wonder, Isley Brothers, Gladys Knight, Doobie Brothers, and Edgar Winter Group anchor a survey of beloved tracks such as Ramblin Man, Angie, Half Breed, Keep on Truckin, Higher Ground, That Lady, Midnight Train to Georgia, China Grove, and Heartbeat It’s a Love Beat. The compilation reflects broad chart appeal and lasting radio presence.
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Allman Brothers
Angie
Rolling Stones
Cher
Eddie Kendricks
Stevie Wonder
Isley Brothers
Georgia
Gladys Knight and the
Pips
China Grove
Doobie Brothers
Heartbeat
Defranco Family
Edgar Winter
Loretta Lynn a country star to the core and pioneer
Loretta Lynn, named entertainer of the year by the Country Music Association, recalls her unexpected debut singing with Mooney's band after a dance in Custer Washington. She describes early marriage at fourteen, farming and career duties with husband Ally Mooney, Can ning awards, and her shift from Zero Records to Decca while writing most of her songs.
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Loretta Lynn
Country Music Association
Custer
Wash
Mooney
Miss Lynn
Butcher Hollow
Washington
Edna Brown
Kentucky
Ally Mooney West
Mama
Daddy
Patsy
Patsy Cline
Peggy
Lynns
Zero Records
Decca
Priestley Delves Into What Makes the English Tick
J B Priestley argues the English are not merely methodical but often irrational guided by instinct not rigid systems. He contrasts English humor with Continental wit, cites Shakespeare to Dickens, and offers lively analyses of hundreds of Englishmen from Chaucer onward with engaging illustrations. Ronald C Hood Associated Press
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J.B. Priestley
Viking
J. B. Priestley
Priestley
Shakespeare
Dickens
Chaucer
Ronald C. Hood
Associated Press
Unexpected Gold Hearted Gunfighter Novel Review
Marilyn Durham’s Dutch Uncle follows Jake Hollander a weary gunfighter who heads toward El Paso to open a saloon. He inherits two children after a passenger on a train dies and, trapped with the kids in a New Mexican town jail, meets a hardened prostitute and a scheming villain in a brisk entertaining read.
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Marilyn Durham
Harcourt Brace
Jake Hollander
el Paso
Jake
Kansas
Phil Thormas
Rich wins CMA trio for Charlie Rich at country awards
Rich accepts three CMA trophies including male vocalist of the year single of the year and album of the year for Behind Closed Doors. He says he is not fighting fame anymore and reflects on his career, family life, and evolving country music.
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Little Rock
Charlie Rich
Rich
Kenny O’dell
CMA
O'Dell
O’dell
Margaret Ann
Forrest City
Helen West Rich
Jonesboro
Sic
West Memphis
Memphis
South
New York
Roy Clark
Mrs. Rich
Benton
Rock world quickies Bruce Meyer reviews upcoming 71[?] rock moves
United Press International brief notes on The Who fall U S tour to support a new concept album after Who's Next. Townshend Daltrey Entwistle solo albums. Doobie Brothers rise to fame with hits, escape police speedboat crowd. Zombies reissue by London Records with original cover. Bachman Turner Overdrive praised over Guess Who. Randy Bachman leaves to form BTO. Seals and Crofts record Summer Breeze in Japan. Bruce Lee film Enter the Dragon soundtrack by Lalo Schifrin mixed with rock influences.
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Bruce Meyer
United Press International
The
Who
United States
Peter Townshend
Roger Daltrey
John Entwistle
Tommy
Randy Bachman
Guess Who
Bachman-Turner
Bachman
BTO
Mercury
Jim Seals
Cash Crofts
Orient
Warners
Bruce Lee
Lalo Schifrin
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