1945 May Latest Song Hits Magazine Abbot & Costello Cover

Description: Condition is "Very Good". Crossword puzzle unused. LATEST HIT SONCS A SONG LYRICS PUBLICATION MAY ISSUE Editor Art Director Lyle K. Engel Melvin R. Mark Features - Up-to-the-Minute Hits (Songs on the tip of every tongue). .. "A Lady Says Yes" (Hits from the Broadway production) "The Naughty Nineties" (Lyrics from the Universal praduction). "The Unseen" (Lyrics from the Paramount production) Musical Crossword Puzzle (Our special feature for puzzle fans) What's the Name of That Song? (Radio song quiz). "Meet the New Singing Sensation-Armen Camp" (Exclusive story). Who Are These Famous People? (New picture quiz). Record Date • (With Vincent Shaw) "And Now Tomorrow" (Words AND music). ALL DAY LONG. AVIATION CADETS OF THE NAVY. BELL BOTTOM TROUSERS. BEST OF ALL. BIRD IN A GILDED CAGE, A. COME WITH ME MY HONEY COUNTING ON YOU. EVENING IN PARIS, AN... HALFWAY TO HEAVEN. HAVE YOUA LOVE TO GO WITH THAT. HELLO SWEETHEART HELLO. I CAN'T HELP IT, I CAN'T TELL YOU WHY I DO.. I DON'T WANT ANYBODY AT ALL. I DON'T WANT TO LOVE YOU. I DREAM OF YOU. I HAD A LITTLE TALK WITH THE LORD. I WONDER WHY YOU WANDER. I'LL GET BY. I'LL REMEMBER SUZANNE. I'M BEGINNING TO SEE THE LIGHT. I'M GONNA SEE MY BABY. I'M IN LOVE WITH SOMEONE. I'M ONLY TEASIN', IN A SHOWER OF STARS. INVITATION TO THE BLUES. IT'S A LONESOME OLD TOWN. MISTER SHOEMAKER MAN. MY DREAMS ARE GETTING BETTER ALL THE TIME LOVE YOU BUT ----------- 2 ----------- MYNAH BIRD, THE. NAVY FULL SPEED AHEAD.. NIGHT IS YOUNG AND YOU'RE SO BEAUTIFUL, THE.. NO TIME FOR TEARS. ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON. ON MY WAY OUT. ONCE UPONA SONG. ONE MEAT BALL.. ONE OF THESE DAYS. OPEN UP THAT DOOR. SOME DAY SSOMEWHERE. SOME PEACEFUL EVENING. SONG OF THE FIGHTING MARINES, THE,. STRIKE UP THE BAND. TABBY THE CAT.... 'TAIN'T ME... TAKE MY HEART WITH YOU. THAT MOON'S IN MY HEART. THAT OLD GANG OF MINE. THERE'LL BE SOME CHANGES MADE. THESE FOOLISH THINGS... THRU YOUR EYES TO YOUR HEART. TOMORROW BEGINS ANOTHER YEAR. TWILIGHT TIME... UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER. UP, UP, UP..... .. WÄITING WHEN THEY ASK ABOUT YOU. WHO STARTED LOVE?. WITHOUT A CARESS. YOU'RE MORE THAN A NAME AND ADDRESS ----------- 4 ----------- USIC PUBLISHER Joe Davis has discovered a new star. In other words, Joe has hunches. And in this case, his hunch is already on the way and practically there. Frankie, Bing and the rest of the "lungers" wouldn't mind moving over a bit if they could meet this new singing sen- sation personally. Do you like guessing games? Neither do I. His name is Ārmen Camp-his age is twenty-five -and his personality is pleasant. And his voice? Just listen once! Sitting in an office of Joe Davis' Music Company, which incidentally has just launched Armen's first record- ing, I had to gulp a couple of times in order to realize that this well- mannered, quiet young man would be trampled 'neath saddle oxfords to- morrow, and swooned at by regiments ----------- 4 ----------- of adoring bobby-sockers. His story really started in 1936 when Armen made the acquaintance in his Philadelphia neighborhood of one guitarist who played in the key of C. Armen liked the guy, but he found it a little difficult to sing to a guitar that played solely in the key of C. "And I wish you'd say in your story that I owe plenty to that guy. He's responsi- ble for my learning a range, because I couldn't sing C before I knew him.' In the summer of 1937, Armen sang with Eddie Morgan's band on the big pier at Atlantic City. He made such an impression on the summer crowd that the President Hotel there grabbed him off for the 1939 and 1940 seasons. Presently, Armen found that he was just a home boy who wanted to be back in Philadelphia, eating his Mom's spaghetti and listening to her com- forting words. He insists that his mother has been his biggest inspira- tion and booster. In Philadelphia, he looked the radio situation in the eye and clicked. In no time, he was a popular vocalist there winning national recognition for network broadcasts. He sang with Joey Kearns' orchestra over WCAU and with Joe Frasetto over WIP and Mutual. "I loved what I was doing," Armen and earnest. "I loved singing, because I'd always sung. I never had a music lesson but I used to collect Caru- told me, looking very neat so records and study poise and t. breathing by listening to Nelson y Eddy and Lawrence Tibbett. I even took up the piano when I was twelve but when I found out that Dad had his heart set on my being a long hair,' I gave to it up." He chuckled softly. "You y can see what I'm in love with, in case you were getting ready to ask. I'm in ar love with music-not girls, but music! R.

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