Manchester Evening News from Manchester, Greater Manchester, England • 8

Evening New (r Chronicle Friday September 16 1966 PLACED ON RECORD Calling all sport and the young in heart if Lulus newest enthusiasts 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 III 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 ATHLETICS Tiu re athletics coaching stablished bv established by the iose a winner ar Counties Athletics A- at Blackpool Kirkbv i Liverpool) as Warrington and Wigu BASKET BALL -newly appointed 1 lecturer Air Nelson and Coleman Amateur Association charm be available for lectures on -C sport Centres are at V-' Chester and Lilleshall CRICKET There is 3 ference on cricket a Vyi TraflFord home of the l2 cashire countv yde October but women to take up the sport a personal performance at Lilleshall Enthusiasts who want climb mountains or sail people who want to ride or bounce on a tramp sportsmen who long or throw each othe- -1: judo mat the CCPR courses for them all Roderick Random Teenagers were dull Jacks at school through spending more time working than playing can catch tip with lost recreation time after graduation through the North West office of the Central Council of Physical Recreation For this department na been set up with three objects in mind To train coaches for youth clubs and centres To help along beginners in any sporting activity and To help participants in any sport to develop the talents he or she has And those Jacks Jills who found that cramming for the schooMeaving exams left them no time for sports can make extra good use of the latter two points The CCPR courses are so intensive that the three sections gathered together under the heading sports grouping they are sports using outdoor playing areas outdoor activities and sports using indoor activities entail every- IX Ll I ILF that flame-haired 4 Scot with the all-purpose voice who is rated the fourth top-woman singer in Britain behind Dusty Springfield ilia Black and Sandie Shaw admitted: are really swinging but a hit record would make all the This last wistful note was tinged with hope For the girl from Glasgow with the smokey voire has just had a new record released and it has all the hallmarks of a colossal success Lulu's first big success was a loud noisy sound-storm on which she belted out the lyrics like a vocal steam hammer But the solid exciting sound of What A Wonderful her new release leaves her first record looking anaemic For not only does it couple powerhouse singing style she can adapt her voice from roaring blues to the soft breathy Marianne Faithful sound with an interesting set of lyrics but it is also laced with that throbbing sound of the Alan Price Set Said Alan I wrote the song one night and showed it to Lulu the next day Right away she decided to record it I am very happy at the result and I would love to work with her again because she is a great artist" Lulu is ideally the female Fric Burdon which probably explains Alan's admiration for it SAILING od the Thames at the twelfth-century Bisham Abbey a Central Council of Physical Recreation centre Here there are also tennis courts athletics and games fields EVERYTHING FROM THE TRAMPOLINE TO POLO ON A BIKE thing from bicycle polo to trampolming nd in between are cricket courses for women sub-aiua diving ice skating ska-in orienteering bball shoot-ing lacrosse and folk daniinD to name just a few Technical officer Dorttn Ridsdale explained: try to cover most recreational activities through the local education authorities ana various sports associations The idea is to make the opportunities there for people to take up new interests or to receive special coaching to develop and improve their-techniques in sports in which thev already take part A large team of experts and specialist advisers operate from the Salford offices of the (VPR's North-West covers Lancashire Cheshire and the High Peak District of to supervise the wide range of courses Saving a shot Football enthusiasts can brush up their skills or learn what the game is all about at the place where the England team were coached ana trained into World Cup winning form Lilleshall near Newport in Shrophire Here for a £3 fee covering a weekend residential course oung players between 16 and 1S and those people interested coaching but not yet qualified will be shown just about every aspect of football from the coaikeeper's techniques of saving a shot to the best methods of heading a goal For girls interested in coaching noiball there is a residential course at Liverpool and uain at Lilleshall which is one of the special CCPR centres These courses a-o arranged by the North-Western Netball Assoc a on and the Liverpool centre covers basic individual skills group coaching and basic tactics From America A CCPR official said will be some opportunity for practical work but this course Ls not for the improvement of personal However at Lilleshall the course Ls primarily for those netball players who wish to improve their own standard of play Here are some of the other sports the CCPR caters for in courses both residential and non-residential 1 All or Nothing i c3ces Decca Yellow Submarine Bea Parley hone Cod Only Knows Beam Bcyi Capitol CLlii 4 Too Soon to Know Roy Orb or Ixwulow 1 0067 5 You Can Hurry Love Suoremes Tamla iloterm THG57S 6 Lovers of the World Unite Davd and Columbia DB 795 0 7 Distant Drums rr Reeve RCA Victor RCA15-57 8 Little Man ionny and Cher Atlantic AToiS-040 9 Cot to Get You Into My Mind Ciff Bennett Parloyhone R589 10 Working in a Coal Mine Lee Dorsey Stateside 8S528 ITS revival time the Supremes and Sonny and Cher both have a new lease of life with now records climbing high at the expense of the Troggs and 3 the and the Papa The submarine tarts to sink slowly as the Small Faces' broadside takes them into the Number One spot Lee Dorsey enjoys yo-yo fortunes climbing up drop- ping climbing again then dropping back But Cliff Bennett surges forward witn Roy Orbison The Beach Boys hang about at the three spot hoping and waiting But for my money its the Beach Boys who will begin to slide away before either the Beatles or the Small the Kinks have proved it among the groups But the one outstanding solo singer who puts this principle to good use is the one who besides Presley has stayed up at the top throughout his career without faltering too much Roy Orbison Six months or so ago Roy looked as though he was losing his footing on that slippery narrow ledge near the top of the hit lists hut with lithe song -writing acrobatics he has regained his hold Now a new IP showcases those rare talents It is called The Classic Roy which just about sums up his material on this album He wrote 10 of the 12 tracks and only three have been releases as singles This is a rare chance to hear Orbison at the peak of his singing and writing talents He is delightful with the light and catchy numbers like Lp" and but a quick switch in pace introduces a deep blue mood ith Losing You and Is jfc LEV ARKY SINGS I Struck It Rich He did once perhaps tnih a 1-2 3 record btif thus time he can't count on a hit Take a chance on Art Hodes! her style He produced the record as well as writing it and played with his Set for the disc Lulu told me Alan Price sound is my sound and I think he is a great entertainer This song of his is a wonderful The whole record is a tidal wave of sound produced by saxes pianos and drums And in this week of girl releases this is one lively lass who is heading for the top jt DUSTY SPRINGFIELD who produces a Deep South sound sings AU I See Is You for her latest release It proves why she is now rated the Number One songstress ijC JjC TKE and TINA TURNER established a beachhead in the British hit-parade with the raw sound of Deep Mountain and next week they plan to back it up by personal appearances on the 12-concert Rolling Stones tour of Kngland which visits the ABC Ardwick on September 28 In the meantime an LP recapturing the sound of that record by this vocally and visually exciting husband and wife team is released The ten-week stay in the Top Ten established them as the leading husband-and-wife duo probably pushing ahead of Sonny and Cher Hut the only way to stay there is to produce albums such this It is a sound that lives because of its basic earthin' -is and quality Phil Spector produced the album and the pairing-up of two talents ha resulted in an LP which will convince those doubters who thought Deep" was a flash-in-the-pan that they are wrong Tina has a rare quality in her voice which singles out the better tracks: songs like Save the Last Dance for Me arid Love Like both of which demand and need first-class voices The album has the same title as their hit single and it opens with that song From then on its a rave-up on wav TMTUCH of the strength of any hit-parade artist ho consistently strikes with records is that he writes his own material This way after assessing trends changes in public opinion and the adaptation of new sounds he can gauge what is best for him The Beaties the Who the Stones Manfred Mann and SOLO SPOT START-RITE Fitting Week have pleasure in announcing that Mr Jama the well known Start-nte Fitter mil demomirator will he in attendance in our htldren'i department from mid-day Monday September lVth to I hursday evening Septem her 22nd inclusive We cordially invite you to vint us during this period anl tnjiiy the benefit of Mr Jame expert know ledge and advice on your children 'i foot-fitting problem CUMK 12 months ago I mentioned that veteran pianist Art Hodes would love to make a tour of Britain Since then many top jazzmen have made the trip from America hut not Hodes Of course his is no longer a fashionable name but I would have thought some promoter would have been adventurous enough to take a chance It wasn't until the that Hodes came to mean anything to British jazz enthusiasts and in recent years it appeared times uses records sometimes the jazz scene But this was happily not so In the 1950s he settled in Chicago where he embarked on a new career lecturer on jazz in schools and colleges During his lectures he sometimes uses records sometime piano and sometimes a band He likens his work to that of a missionary in trying to interest young people in jazz Well maybe Hodes will make that long-awaited trip to this country soon If not perhaps the BBC or ITV would screen for us Plain Blues a 30-minute programme which is a one-man show by Hodes during which he plays and talks about the blue- tells of New Orleans marching bands parades and funerals and recounts how went up the river to I htcago Today Tommy is no longer in the limelight After his Heath days he settled down to a fairly uneventful existence with a dance band But he's still a jazzman at heart as will be proved -ure when he makes a rare aopearance at Manchester's Club 43 tomorrow XTORMAN ELLIS who lives jn Wythenshawe is just about the greatest enthusiast Manchester jazz has ever had He never misses a chance of telling everyone just how good jazz is in the city and he's so right of course Norman's favourite iastru-ment is the tenor -ax and he reckons that Manchester's tenor saxists are among the best in the country He has organised many jaz sessions at which naturallv enough the tenor sax hu been well featured His latest venture gets under way next Thursday when- at a venue in the citv centre he will begm weekly sessions of modern jazz that will feature the sparkling playing of two tenorists Brian Smith and Jimmy Barnes Interesting interludes at the club ill be Guest Spot and Time STARTS SEPT 19 a Tel: BLAckfriars 1339 At IKE GILMAN who lives in 1 High Lane Chorlton was Ifi when he bought his first set of drums it cost £8 His current kit ls worth £200 Working day as a salesman and placing with local trad bands at night became rather an exhausting routine so Mike decided to turn professional and devote all his tame to muie For the past lour years he has been a member of the Stan Martin Trio now resident al the Talk of the North" club For relaxation Mike like to potter about on his cabin cruiser on the Bridgewater Canal Ambition? 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