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NEW YORK - Cab Calloway is using
Pushing Sand, as published by . Regent
Music, as his closing feature on current
th eater engagements. Tune is a Harlem
novelty and Woody Herman and Kay Kyser
are set to record it soon.
And, speaking of Regent Music, Juggy
Gayles is now at the helm since Harry
Goodman enlisted in the army.
Allan Courtney Music has been ad·
mitted , to membership in ASCAP.
Circle Music has taken on Leonard Whit·
cup's Song 0/ the Victory Fleet for pub·
lication.
Pamaca Music has been organized in
Chicago with Carroll K. Cooper as the local
professional manager. Firm's first ditty is
On a Summer Holiday.
Tin Pan Alley Music Co. announce the
following as their latest : Please Send Me
Someone to Love, Our Liberty, and Uncle
Sammie's Soldier.
Kelly Boy is the name of a new song
dedicated to Colin P. Kelly and written by
Thomas O'Reilly of Cincinnati.
Santly·Joy·Select are very pleased with
the tremendous interest in Don't Tell A Lie
About Me. Tune has been recorded by the
top names on records and is getting an ex·
cellent play .on automatic phonographs.
Rubank of Chicago is publishing a new
military number, A Rookie Joined the
Army, by Major Ed Chenette, bandmaster
at Mississippi State College.
I'm Getting Rid 0/ You is the flippant
title of Jerry Brandow's new ditty. Jerry co·
authorized Hold Tight of a few years back.
Jimmy Ruel is the new contact man for
Jewel Music.
Great New Love Ballad
DON'T TELL A
LIE ABOUT ME
(And I Won't Tell the Truth
About You!)
HORACE HEIDT-Columbia 36548
WOODY HERMAN-Decca 18357
INKSPOTS-Decca 18383
WAYNE KING-Victor 27871
VAUGHN MONROi::""Bluebird 11468
BARRY WOOD-Bluebird 11538
Southern Music has slated a heavy cam·
paign for The Sailor with the Navy Blue
Eyes, a tune written here and currently an
English beS t seller.
Harry Lenk and Ervin Drake, writers of
Pound Your Table Polka, have dashed off
a new one, Eagles 0/ America, which is
dedicated to General Jimmy Doolittle.
Love Will Never Die is a new ballad,
published by Simon Balicer.
Mallory Music Publications, Hollywood,
has pubJi'shed a new tune entitl ed Let's
Make Every Moment Count, written by
Earl Bradford . .
Dash· Connelly have taken on You Gave
Your Love to Somebody from the pens of
Billy Hayes, Frank Capano and Morton
Berk.
Robbins Music newest ditty, We Shall
Meet Again, is written by Lady Auckland
and Charles Bromfield, wh.o is the brother
of Louis Bromfield, the famous author.
Joe Davis is set to record My Sugar's
Plenty Sweet for Me for his new Beacon
record label. Number was published by Joe
Davis. Ted ShapIro and Benny Davis
wrote th e ditty.
Among the numbers to be published by
Russ Hill's new Coun try Music Co. in Chi·
ca/!:o, a BMI affiliate, are Pepper Pot Polka
and Dutch Garden Schottische, both of
which are slated for Deccawaxinl!.
Another interestin g note on Hill is that
he collaborated with Ernest F.ord on Daddy
Brings Hom e the Bacon (But Mama's Got·
ta Fry It) , now getting plenty of plugs on
WLS by the Prairie Ramblers.
Bregman, Vocc.o & Kahn have purchased
Eddie Condon and Johnny De Vries' new
song, Wherever There's Love.
Excelsior Music is plug.g ing jots new tune
The Most Important Thing Is Love.
Alvin Music has a wild pair In a novelty
A Blackberry's R ed When It' s Green, and
ano th er Monty Siegel ballad, I Still Have
That First Picture of You.
Temp.o Music, famous for Flamingo and
Take the A Train, have expanded. New
ditty is The Wear and Tear 0/ Loving
Someone Like You, by Calvin Jackson.
Put .A Nickel in the Music Box is th e
title of a new number by Tim Gayle and
published by Bell Music in Chicago. Ted
Weems introduced the number which plugs
music via automati'c ph .onographs.
- The Alley Cat
Movies Promote Swing
HOLL YWOOD.-According t.o Les Hite,
currently organizing a new band here, the
movies may soon become the number one
. medium for bringing swing music to the
attention .of the public and makin/!: it a
best seller .over automatic phonographs.
"California has never been s.o jazz·
minded as it is t.oday," says Hite. "The reo
cent crop .of historical· musical stori es like
'Syncopati.on' and 'Bi rth of the Blues' is ·
only the beginning. Soon every pI:oducer
will be trying to figure out an angle which
will .give him a chance to work a good hot
band into his next production."
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SANTL Y-JOY-SELECT, Inc.
1619 Broadway, New York City
STRICTLy iNSTR1JMENTAL ·1
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On Decca: JERRY WALD
An authoritative chart showing the popular
musical favorites and compiled Irom inlorma·
tion gathered in the principal key cities and
wired to us at press tjme.
JULY, 1942
On Phonographs--
I. Jingle, Jangle, Jingle
2. Jersey Bounce
3. Johnny Doughboy Found A Rose in
Ireland
4. Sleepy Lagoon
5. Who Wouldn't Love You?
6. Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree
7. Tangerine
8. Three Little Sisters
9. One Dozen Roses
10. Sweet Eloise
On Wired Music--
I. Jingle, Jangle, Jingle
2. Johnny Doughboy Found A Rose in
Ireland
3. Always In My Heart
t Jersey
~::Plo~.i'R~es
Bounce
6.
7.
8.
9.
Don' t Sit Under The Apple Tree
Not Mine
When Ypu're a Long, Long Way From
Home
10. Trumpet Blues
On Radio--
I. I Left My Heart At The Stage Door
Canteen
Jingle, Jangle, Jingle
One Dozen Roses
Idaho
Who Wouldn't Love You?
He Wears a Pair of Silver Wings
Johnny Doughboy Found A Rose in
Ireland
8. Jersey Bounce
9. Take Me
10. Sleepy Lagoon
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Best Selling Sheet Music--
I. Johnny Doughboy Found A Rose in
Ireland (Crawford)
2. One Dozen Roses (Famous)
3. Sleepy Lagoon (Chappell)
4. Jersey Bounce (Lewis)
5. Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree (Rob-
bins)
6. Skylark (Morris)
7. Tangerine (Famous)
8. Three Little Sisters (Santly-Joy-Select)
9. Who Wouldn't Love You? (Maestro)
10. Jingle, Jangle, Jingle (Paramount)
Best Selling Records--
I. Jingle, Jangle, Jingle
2. Who Wouldn't Love You?
~: ~1::Plo;:.i'R~es
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Don' t Sit Under The Apple Tree
Jersey Bounce
Tangerine
Don't Tell A Lie About Me
Skylark
Johnny Doughboy Found A Rose in
Ireland
liROiliifii niBIL!. ~
On Columbia: CHARLIE SPIVAK
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