Cash Box
Cash Box magazine was a weekly publication devoted to the music and coin-operated machine industries in the United States, and carrying charts of record popularity, which was published from July 1942 to November 1996.
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Fats Domino, Big Joe Turner: The Alan Freed "Rock-n-Roll" Ball: St. Nicholas Arena, New York NY
Live Review by uncredited writer, Cash Box, 29 January 1955
THE ALAN Freed "Rock-n-Roll" Ball held at the St. Nicholas Arena, New York, on Friday and Saturday nights, January 14 and 15, had to be ...
The Rolling Stones/B.B. King: Oakland Coliseum, California
Live Review by Tom Donahue, Cash Box, 22 November 1969
THE ROLLING STONES are in action in the United States for a tour that currently includes 14 major cities in most of which they will ...
Bruce Springsteen & the E. Street Band: The Troubadour, Los Angeles, CA
Live Review by Harold Bronson, Cash Box, 10 August 1974
CECILIO AND Kapono, a hirsute Hawaiian duo sharing acoustic and electric guitars, opened the show. Seemingly attempting to be another Seals and Crofts, their pleasant ...
Jessi Colter, Waylon Jennings: Waylon Jennings, Jessi Colter: Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica CA
Live Review by Stephen K. Peeples, Cash Box, 31 May 1975
WALKING INTO the Civic one could feel an incredible aura of positive anticipation from the audience. They welcomed Jessi Colter (Ms Jennings) with exuberant applause ...
Jerry Jeff Walker & the Lost Gonzo Band: Palomino, Los Angeles CA
Live Review by Stephen K. Peeples, Cash Box, 5 July 1975
Jerry Jeff Cooks At Palomino ...
Eric Clapton, Santana: Nassau Coliseum, Long Island
Live Review by Ian Dove, Cash Box, 12 July 1975
ERIC CLAPTON, kicking off his new American tour, provided the perfect program for his fans — a total recycling of his old hits. Initial baying ...
Ronnie Milsap: Palomino Club, Los Angeles CA
Live Review by Stephen K. Peeples, Cash Box, 12 July 1975
MUSIC IN full cycle best describes Ronnie's rotund set; this man plays everything from mournful lost love blues to wall-busting rock and roll with a ...
Report and Interview by Stephen K. Peeples, Cash Box, 12 July 1975
MANY ARTISTS project a schizophrenic split between their music and their personal lives; not so with Waylon Jennings. Waylon's personal life is his music and ...
Report by Stephen K. Peeples, Cash Box, 26 July 1975
HOLLYWOOD — This year's Willie Nelson 4th of July picnic was streamlined in production and presentation: narrowed to one day as opposed to three last ...
ZZ Top: Exploring What's Behind That Li'l Ol' Texas Band
Report by Stephen K. Peeples, Cash Box, 27 December 1975
HINTS THAT interesting things were happening with ZZ Top have come from time to time as attendance and gross statistics for the Top's concerts were ...
The Manhattans: A Long Struggle To The Top
Profile by Dan Nooger, Cash Box, 22 November 1980
1980 HAS been quite a year for The Manhattans. The Columbia recording group had its first major crossover hit earlier this year with 'Shining Star', ...
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