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Cashbox Magazine Receiving Major Makeover!
Cashbox Magazine, which began charting the hits in July of 1942, is in the process of a major makeover prior to celebrating its 70th anniversary. The new look will include a quarterly print publication that will go to where the entertainers are, including in-depth looks at live entertainment in Branson, Missouri; Las Vegas; Nashville; and on cruise ships. Headquarters for the operation will be in Branson and the new-look cover at this point in its inception is shown above. The magazine will continue to have the most in-depth historic charts available online and is set to improve and increase other services and information made available to its readers and online guests.
Branson's Top 40!
Lost Gold. Chart Toppers and Where to Find Them!
Mickey Gilley, Jim Stafford, Bill Haley and the Comets, Johnny Lee, The Platters, and much more
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Accidental Number One! How Mickey Gilley Hit Number One For the First Time - by accident. The lady wanted local businessman Mickey Gilley to record a 45 of "She Called Me Baby" for her 300 juke boxes in Houston, Texas. Uh oh, we got to have a B side. Don't worry, no one listens to the B side anyway, right? Well just enough to make it number one. Look for the Accidental Number One in Cashbox Magazine coming soon.
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The Beatles. Alive and Well in Branson, USA? Can It Be True? Before Beatle mania swept across the pond...before Ed Sullivan exposed the world to those parental pests from England who would have American kids growing out their hair, singing about yellow submarines, and walking down Abbey Road, there was Louise Harrison. Louise made faithful reports back to England. Who topped the charts in Cashbox? Who topped Billboard? Why? What was their record label. Were Americans listening to the Beatles? Had they heard of the Quarry Men? Brother George needed to know. Brian Epstein needed to know. And Louise was their only American reporter. A Beatle exclusive in Cashbox. Coming soon.
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Rock Around the Clock. The Sax That Changed Music Forever! Bill Haley had an idea. He liked to play country and he liked the blues. But what if he added a little saxophone. A little sax, a little tweak, a little twist. It was crazy man, crazy. But it just might work. Its the story of how rock music was birthed and why that saxophonist and the drummer from the band are now in Branson, Missouri - still rocking around the clock, or at least til 10 every night, after all these years. Coming soon to Cashbox Magazine.
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