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SCRIBNER AGENCY

OUT OF BUSINESSApparently Local 149 of the American Federation of Musicians have been

instrumental in having the booking licence of Ron Scribner, cancelled. One mem-ber of the board was ecstatic over the cancellation and admitted to this reporter,in front of reliable witnesses, that after two years they finally "nailed Scribner tothe wall". The union that boasts an iron fist rule have perhaps exchanged thefist for a claw.

The union is perhaps forgetting that it was Ron Scribner, still in highschool himself, who started the business of high school gigging and turned it intoa lucrative business for himself and many musicians. It was Scribner who wasinstrumental in perhaps 60% of the young musicians joining the union. Ron Scribnerhas made employment possible for many of the local musicians and indeed manyof the musicians from coast to coast, including American.

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Ron Scribner listened to.talked to and booked as many groupsas he found time for. It was RonScribner who gave that much neededbreak to many of the groups strugglingfor recognition. He was founder andpresident of the now defunct BiglandAgency which is reported to havegrossed over $100,000.00 in its firstyear of operation. Already this year,without any affiliations, The RonScribner Agency has created over$250,000.00 worth of work for musi-cians, and this in a short period ofonly four months.

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The Music Industry has many peopleplaying many parts to develop and promotemore artists. Fulfilling one of the mostimportant aspects of this is the bookingagency that sees that the artist is keptemployed. One of the largest and mostrespected agencies catering to the teenappeal artists is the Scribner Agency lo-cated in Willowdale, a suburb of Toronto.Twenty-two year old goateed Ron Scribnerhas had five years of experience in the"hop" booking business and supplies actsto the many teen dance promoters in On-tario as well as across Canada. His agencyorganizes entire shows and arranges onenight stands throughout Ontario.

Some Forty Acts avail themselves ofthe services of the Scribner Agency, andScribner has taken many of his artists fromobscurity and developed them into stars.

'Among these are Robbie Lane, The Counts,Bobby Raye, The Shays, and many others.Established acts like Ronnie Hawkins, PatHervey, Little Caesar and the Consuls,Shirley Matthews, Ritchie Knight, DavidClayton Thomas and Sandy Selsie arebooked by Scribner.

Beyond their normal function, the

RON SCRIBNER of the Scribner agencyseen with some of his clients at a recent"hop".agency is very record conscious. When-ever possible they will assist an up-and-coming act in arranging a recording ses-sion, and follow through to promote therecord after it's made. The entire successof "If" by Little Caesar and the Consulscan be attributed to Scribner's imaginationand hard work. Overnight this group be-came the most sought after in Canada.

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COME HOME LITTLE GIRL Bobby CurtolaJOLIE JACQUELINE Lucille StarrUNLESS YOU CARE Terry BlackFANNIE MAE Robbie Lane

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CKPT Peterboro 11 FANNIE MAE16 * JOLIE JACQUELINE24 UNLESS YOU CARE26 GOT MY MOJO WORKING

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Got A Dance And .phone says. The requirements

are layed out and the agency takes over tosupply music, feature acts and an emceeto make the dance a success. Often theagency gets strange requests like a recentcall for a dancer for a stag. The agencypolitely explained that they didn't repre-sent any dancers. Often the calls are for aone night stand for the Beatles or the DaveClark Five or Presley, but the agency hasnever booked acts quite as big as these.They have however packaged and bookedRoy Orbison, The Orions, The ouptemes,Bobby Goldsboro, and have built Canadianacts around these people and sent theshow across Ontario.

This is one of the largest agencies ofits kind in Canada, and employs four fulltime staffers. The staff are all familiarwith the music business and the compli-cated union regulations that must befollowed.

LITTLE CEASAR & THE CONSULS.Scribner was behind their hit "If" forColumbia. Duff Roman of CKEY intros thegroup at the CNE in Toronto.

It all started when the record hopsbegan to look for stars and live music andas a result the small bands who wanted toplay the larger halls started to look for abooking agent. Scribner started the agencyand immediately put all the bands into theunion.

Recently Scribner was given the jobof PR for the coming Dave Clark FiveShow at Maple Leaf Gardens which willfeature a lot of Canadian talent.

Ron feels the future looks very promi-sing and "someday we'll recreate the greatsuccess of the British with their groupsand artists. This is like the great desireof all of us, and will be a dream comettrue".

As the music industry grows, theScribner Agency will grow. Someday wewill all be able to look back at the strug-gle waged and remember the pioneer of themusic business in Canada.

Two members of the boardhold booking licences and are acti-vely engaged 'in the same type book -as Scribner.

Perhaps the union shouldcompare the accomplishments ofScribner against his failings. In abusiness dealing with as many peopleas does Scribner, clerical errorsshould be common. Those who havedealt with Scribner have found him tobe the most honest and hard workingagent they have come in contact withand one who devotes all his time tobuilding his own business as well asthe industry. This accounts for hissuccess in the business. Instead ofcancelling Scribner's licence, theAmerican Federation of Musiciansshould consider giving him a citationand making him a lifetime member ofthe union.

On the other hand, cancellingthe licence of Scribner could be thestart of a whole new era for musiciansin Canada. Many of the card carryingmembers of Local 149 are apparentlyfed up and would welcome the op -

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more musicians, union and o erwise,could be recruited to form an organi-zation of working musicians. Perhapsthen we would see an end to theclique of the CBC and CNE and manyother sad elements that are holdingback our industry.

*** * * **WHERE THE STARS ARE

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Andy Williams - Maple Leaf Gardens Toronto

Apr 10 - 16Diane Leigh/Gary Buck -Country Palace - MontrealApr 12White Heather Show - ReginaApr 13White Heather Show - New WestminsterApr 14 - 15White Heather Show - VancouverApr 17

White Heather Show - Medicine HatApr 17 - 29

Sandler & Young - Royal York Hotel Toronto

Apr 18White Heather Show - LethbridgeApr 18 - 20Red Army Chorus Arena WinnipegApr 19White Heather Show - EdmontonApr 20It's Happening - CTV - Toronto(Staccatos -Franklin Shepard -Rhonda Silva)Apr 21 - 22Red Army Chorus - Arena - CalgaryApr 22White Heather Show CalgaryApr 24 through 28 - 30Red Army Chorus - Queen Elisabeth - VancouverApr 24White Heather Show - PentictonApr 25White Heather Show - KelownaApr 26White Heather Show - VernonApr 27White Heather Show - Salmon ArmApr 28White Heather Show - KamloopsApr 29White Heather Show - TrailApr 29Red Army Chorus - Arena - Victoria

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Her talents as a singer can perhapsbe greatly improved by the use oftop notch material, musicians, ahighly professional arranger and aproducer with an understanding of themusic of today. It's not your talentsas a singer that makes a hit recording,after all, a singer of the MOT isn'trequired to sing an aria. It's the talentthat surrounds a singer. A good casein point is Nancy Sinatra who madea great impact because of the geniusof Lee Hazelwood.

Susan's first attempt in therecording business is a giant steptoward making the entertainment fieldher career. Her backers are influentialand are intent on using every meansavailable in making Susan Taylor ahousehold word from coast to coast.Reports have it that the tracks forSusan's first recording were done inan internationally famous recordingcentre at a cost exceeding $2500.Susan's voice was apparently dubbedonto the tracks at Toronto's BayStudios.

Eighteen year old SusanTaylor is presently working as musiclibrarian at CKFH, in Toronto. She isalso spending her weekends makingpersonal appearances in and aroundToronto. It is rumoured that she isbeing considered as hostess of the"After Four" television show.

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Steve Glenn, of CHOK, has abit of a beef so instead of letting itgo into "We Get Letters" I askedCousin Ed: if I could reprint it in mycolumn."Why do record sleeve bio writers insist oncomparing Canadian talent with the bigger tal-ents south of the border? NO ONE exceptMarty Robbins sounds like Marty Robbins. Noone else could, so why shove this ridiculouscomparison at us? It really burns me. Theartist sounds like himself and NO ONE else.If he does sound like someone else then theyshould quit the business because they'll nevermake it big. Let's have Canadians sound likeCanadians and not like an established star. I

have seen this example done repeatedly andpersonally I'm getting tired of it. Also, I wasin Toronto a few weeks ago and there big aslife was a top notch Canadian country bandentertaining on stage and the phoniest south-ern accent coming from the bandstand. Youdon't need an accent to get along. I have morebeefs like this but I would like to read whatthe other Canadian Country DJ's have to sayon this subject. No doubt they too have runacross this problem and I do mean problem.Let's hear from you guys. I think it's abouttime we made Penelope's column a bit largerthan it is."

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Last week I promised you astory about Smilin' Johnnie. SeemsJohn M. Lucky, a country entertainerfrom Saskatoon, isn't smiling muchanymore. His group had been pickedto appear on the Don Messer Jubileetelevision show. So off they went toHalifax, and that's a heck of a longway from Saskatoon. When they arrivedin Halifax, they were told they hadbeen scratched from the show becausethey weren't members of the AmericanFederation of Musicians. Well youcan imagine what went on in Halifax.the CBC paid the airfare and ex-penses, but because there is a cliqueof musicians in the CBC and becau:.cthis clique is run by a nest of for-eigners from Park Avenue in NewYork, it was decided that a Canadianfrom Saskatchewan couldn't appearon a Canadian Centennial show whichwas to pay tribute to the province ofSaskatchewan. Says Johnny "I'venever found sufficient reason to jointhe union. If it were a Canadian unionI might have considered it, but anAmerican union, why?"

Jack Jacobs sends news fromCKSL, London that Gord Lightfoot's"Go Go Round" which he considersfolk -country, is No. 1 on the survey."Ten Foot Pole" by Johhny Ellismoves into No. 10 spot, "I Did It"by The Whippoorwills makes it toNo. 20 and Jimmy Ordge's "IrenaCheyenne now moves into the TopForty.

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So Spencer Davis isn't the leadsinger of the group. So StevieWinwood has cut out of the group.So this is one of the hottest al-bums on the market today. So what!I'll tell you what. When I firstheard this album I got so excitedI wanted to go out and buy it. Ofcourse I didn't have to, cuz I al-ready had it. If a group's got it inthe grooves, who cares who's thelead singer, and have the SpencerDavis got it in the grooves. Thisalbum just keeps your ear busythe whole 12 cuts. Yep there's 12.Guess what the title of one of thecuts is? "Goodbye Steve". Nowwho but an English group wouldthink of a thing like that. Any-way if you like fish and chips,you'll dig this for the halibut.STONE - SX 705

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Can you go wrong with Herman'sHermits? Not a chance. Not whenthey keep having hit singles andputting the singles on albumswhich make the albums hit items,as well. Anyway, this has to bethe best offering of the talentedlittle guy and his group yet. Lookwhat you get. "East-West" and"Dandy" and you know how bigthey got. Then there's "No MilkToday" and "There's A Kind OfHush AllOver The World". They'dbe crackers if they didn't includethat last one. IT'S THE NAMEOF THE ALBUM. And just wait`til you hear their two new ones,"Gaslight Street" and "Rattler".With all these goodies, you almostdon't notice that there are onlyeleven cuts. Oh well.MGM - 4438

Like always, the Byrds are flying.From when they take off withtheir current hit "So You Want ToBe A Rock 'N' Roll Star" rightthrough 11 cuts 'til they roostwith "Why", the complete per-formance is great. They showtheir versatility on this album,as well. You even get a little ofthe Nashville slappin' sound with"Time To Be", and that "Ren-aissance Fair" is just too much.One cut that really stands out is"Everybody's Been Burned".The Byrds have really set them-selves up with a chart item.They've got themselves a wailer,a psychedelic bit and a move in-to the far east sound which kindarepresents what's going today.

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WELL I go away for ONLand the whole industry starts

to fall apart.///The news that a BIGToronto bookin agent has been"FLICKED" out of business (justthat easily) by the union has dis-turbed everyone in the industry. Cer-tainly there will be tens of thousandsof dollars of work that will not beseen by musicians because of thisOUTRAGE, but the board ELECTEDby the members, is in charge of suchthings, and they obviously felt thatthey were acting on the behalf oftheir members. You see, this is ademocracy, and since musicians arelucky enough to have such STALWARTrepresentation, they are ready tolive with this possibly beginningof the curtailment of WORK for musi-cians, because, we are led to under-stand this is only the BEGINNING!Soupline anyone?????

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Two weird -name bands em-erged on the West Coast scene. One,The Peanut Butter Conspiracy, con -sisting of four bizarre looking, beard-ed guys and a beautiful young girl,

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Their record, "It's lloppcningThing", is climbing up the chartsrapidly. The other, The Nitty GrittyDirt Band is composed of six accentriclooking individuals who play primitiveinstruments, including a washboard,megaphone, and wash basin bass, aswell as harmonicas and guitars.They've just released their single"Buy For Me The Rain", on LibertyRecords. It has a real groovy sound.

The Turtles have just returnedfrom a national tour and are appearingat the famous Hullabaloo Club onSunset Blvd., for the first time in ayear///The Music Machine (of "Talk,Talk" fame) certainly give you yourmoney's worth. Once they are "turnedon" they don't pause between selec-tions but switch from song to songwithout any breaks///The CarouselTheatre threw a special Easter holi-day show featuring Sim on & GarfunkelChad & Jeremy, The Buckinghams,Buffalo Springfield and The Hearts& Flowers///lan & Slyvia appearedat Lindy's Opera House last week///I picked up a copy of The Staccatos'Tower release, "Half Past Midnight"The U.S. trades and I are partial tothe flip "The Weather Man". I amconstantly checking the record shopsfor "His Girl" by the Guess Who, onAmy Records, that was just releasedin the U.S., but to no avail.N ew Records To Watch: "My BackPages", a Bob Dylan song, by theByrds, and "Something Stupid by theSinatra team, Nancy and Frank.Peculiar Item: "California Nights"by Lesley Gore seems to have madeit everywhere except California.

A new movie "You're A BigBoy Now", starring Peter Kastner,premiered in L.A. last week. Thesongs in this film, including the hit"Darlin' Be Home Soon", were writtenand performedby the Lov in' Spoonful/8A new fad is to have bumper stickersof your favourite group on your car.A favourite is "The Peanut ButterConspiracy Is Spreading".(Ed: Next week we'll let you have alook at our new correspondent fromCallfronia)Page 6 RPM Music Weekly

sound era is the Stitch In Tyme. Thisvery talented group (and all wonder-ful fellas) not only came up with anexcellent recording recently, buthave been bringing them in to bighouses everywhere. It's nice to beIN THE CHIPS and they are greatguys. WC advises me that Yorky hasleft the group and the reason, accord-ing to WC wasn't about the percentagetaken by management.///There is arumour that all new booking agenciesmay have to post a $500 bond beforethey will be granted a licence. It ismy suggestion that every group posta $500 bond to assure that bookersreceive their commissions ON TIME....IF AT ALL.///CANADIANIZE THEMUSIC INDUSTRY. Yes. In 1967, wemust start to think about MORE Cana-dian publishers and MORE Canadianrecord companies, and more CANA-DIAN CONTROL of the Canadianmusic industry. It is a year for Cana-da to progress and a year for Cana-dians to ask the question....WHOREALLY decided that the RCMPcouldn't cut a record session? WASTHE DECISION MADE IN CANADA??Was one of the selections theyINTENDED to record... "O Canada"?

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it deserves a mention in my column. I'm talkingabout the NEW Electric Prunes record "GetMe To The World On Time". This deck is arunaway smash. Meanwhile, the new Supremes'release of "The Happening" didn't make abound up the charts like all their previoushits did, but IS making up for lost time. Itlooks like it's on its way now.

Do you remember my mention of anartist named Engelbert Humperdinck? Stationsshould be starting to play the record just aboutnow. It's called "Release Me (And Let MeLove Again" and will be a chartclimber. Nowhere is my advanced buyers guide:Somebody To Love -Jefferson AirplaneI Was Kaizer Bill's Batman -Whistling Jack SmithMelancholy Music Man -Righteous BrosBuy For Me The Rain-Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

'My Back Pages -The ByrdsFor the R&B shoppers:Sweet Soul Music -Arthur ConleyHip -Hug -Her -Booker T and The MGsI Found A Love -Wilson PickettWhy (Am I Treated So Bad) -Cannonball Adder leyMy "Long Playing Choice" this week is:There's A Kind Of A Hush -Herman's Hermits

Head for the record store with my list.I

AM NEVER WRONG, you can place yourconfidence in your pal Bebe Gee.

Before I name the Predict -A -Hit winnersfor this week, you will be glad to know thatPredict -A -Hit will soon be a weekly feature ofof this music weekly. Now here are the winners:

Ken Hay - Regina, Sask.Norman Stein - Halifax, Nova ScotiaSharon De Plancke - Alliston, Ont.Gary Parlee - Saint John, New BrunswickJune Larson - St. James, ManitobaDave Winton - Toronto, Ont.Stan Bazos - Downsview, Ont.Jack Every - Willowdale, Ont.June Marne -Vancouver, British ColumbiaEsther Selby - Edmonton, Alberta

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If -you think this column is beingwritten to impress you IT IS.We want you to know about thefamous NIGHT OWL in Toronto,and maybe on your trip to Expo,you'll stop off in Toronto to visitthe OTHER Canadian exhibitionplace where the stars are.

Since the NIGHT OWLcame into existence, the lineupof top Canadian names that haveappeared on our stage looks likethe Who's Who. Here are a few ofthe names that have appeared atthe NIGHT OWL:The StaccatosThe MandalaThe JaybeesThe Ugly DucklingsDavid Clayton ThomasThe Stitch In TymeThe PaupersThe Dickens (formerly The Knack)The ManxThe EvilJimmy DyboldThe Magic CircusThe FifthThe Magic Cycleand many many others. As well,many members of Canada's topgroups have come to watch theshow at the NIGHT OWL, as wellas visiting celebrities like theMcCoys, Herman's Hermits andCanada Bill.

Your next trip to Yorkvilleisn't complete if you don't catchthe SHOW at the famous NIGHTOWL.

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Well, The Dickens are back,and their no different. They're stillgreat. They cut several sides in NewYork and should have a record re-lease soon. While back in Torontothey'll be busy making a movie andpart of it is to be used on CBC-TV.Keep an ear out for their first recordrelease. They've got one of the mostloveable sounds around.

The Paupers are off and cap-turing the Americans left and right.Their former manager and the onewho was most instrumental in gettingthem to the top, Bernie Finklestein,has turned management over to AlGrossman, well known man aboutmanagement firms, ala top stars.This was apparently a very friendlynegotiation and Bernie came out of itsmelling like a rose, which was theonly way the group would have it.In a business like this, when youget into the 'New York scene it's anecessity to have a professionalmanagement firm looking after youraffairs. More than one good group hasgone down the drain because of poormanagement. Anyway, Bernie cannow turn his attention to the wealthof great talent, here in Canada,that's just waiting for a man of hiscalibre.

From the number of tickets.radio stations were giving away forThe Monkees show it would almostindicate that it was the greatestpaper house in the history of theGardens. I wonder how many ticketsreally went on sale to the public.

Guess who have a record onthe way? No, The Guess Who have arecord on the market now. Little

Caesar and The Consuls, that's who."My Love For You" will be releasedon the Columbia label. Shows youhow versatile these guys are whenthey can appear on the same showas the National Ballet, and their toesdon't even hurt. Through the summeryou can catch them every Saturdayat Greenhurst Pavilion, Thurstonia

Park at Dunsford, Ont. They'll be atBelleville's Tiki Club the eveningof Apr 14 and afternoon of Apr 15.They'll make the Brockville TikiClub scene the evening of Apr 15and afternoon of Apr 16.

That was a big night at theColiseum in Ottawa, last week. Theyhad The Staccatos, Townsmen, TheScoundrelz, Beaux Geste and TheeDeuces. Over 3500 fans jammed theplace to capacity.

Over in Hamilton, at theArmouries, it was another 3500 whopacked in to see "the rock show ofthe yeomen".

Did you know there was ashortage of rock groups in Toronto?

There's a group called The

Plague who have a good soundingsingle on the Reo label. It's called"Love And Obey" which has beenmaking quite a bit of noise in theirhometown. They've played severalspots around Toronto and have beengathering quite a following. Theirrecord was produced by Gary Paxton,of Hollywood. While the group was inHollywood they played the famousteen club Pandora's Box. Don Brownplays lead guitar; Tom Horricks, sax;Joey Stapansky, organ; Lyn McEach-em, drums and George Stevenson,bass guitar. They all sing.

The Purple Peanut openedits doors to an enthusiastic Kitchenerand area audience recently. Kickingoff the proceedings wereitti`ebtn-mancheros who were followed thenext evening by The Staccatos andShan -de -leers. This is a membershipdeal and there'll be entertainmentFriday and Saturday evenings and onSunday afternoon. Two bands are tobe featured on Saturdays.

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