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www.americanradiohistory.com AUGUST 9, 2002 ! N S D E Q2 Earnings Continue To Roll Entercom spurred by ratings growth, improved ad market; Radio One turns profit, beats street management marketing sales BY Mows Zacux per share rose a penny to 35 cents Gettirg your message across in today's R &R WASHINGTON BUREAU [email protected] and met Thomson First Call ana- society is a serious overcommunicated lyst estimates. Net revenues in- problem for every marketing expert. John Despite continued volatility in the stock market, a host of radio creased 15%, to $108.5 million; this issue i T Parikhal explores important broadcast cash flow gained 18 %, our Management, Marketing & Sales companies provided investors with reasons to have faith that the to $47.8 million; and after -tax section, which begins on this page. Also $29.1 sector is bouncing back. Several cash flow grew 10%, to this week, Walter Sabo asks and - radio companies reported im- million (59 cents). answers today's top question: "Wha "'s - coir. proved quarterly earnings, with On a same -station basis, net wrong with radio ?" His answer? The www. radwandrecords. only one media company - revenues increased 6% and BCF MMS section also has rates! This week's whose primary business isn't ra- climbed 7%. Entercom - which installment of Countdown to the BCF another dio - showing a significant loss. said its quarterly revenue, People Meter, and sales consultant Irwin More Than 600 Clear Channel Helped by ratings growth and ATCF were the highest in its Pollack offers you the first 30 questions and an improving advertising 33 -year history - expects Q3 you reed to ask a client. market, Entercom's Q2 net in- revenue of $102 million, BCF of $42 million and ATCF of 54 Pages 1, 10 -15 Employees Dismissed In June come rose from $9.9 million (21 cents per share) to $16 million cents per share. Additional layoffs pending from Ackerley (32 cents). Before an accounting EARNINGS /See Page 34 AIR PERSONALITY THEME ISSUE merger; lawsuits with Inside Radio settled change, the company's earnings In conjunction with the annual Morning BY JOE HOWARD Show Boot Camp happening this week in RAR WASHINGTON BUREAU was paid to the restructuring New R &R's format editors [email protected] related to severance. Orleans, reserve PART FOUR OF A FIVE -PART SERIES discuss all things air talent. You'll read Although Clear Channel In an effort to address the profiles of highly rated morning shows, shook one monkey off its recent trend of corporate ac- stories of successful syndicated efforts, back last week by finally counting irregularities, Clear Cutting Through In An top tips from consultant Tommy Kramer, a reaching a settlement in a Channel management made it view of management perspectives and a long- pending legal battle, a point to personally attest to great article - beginning on this page - news that the company has the company's financial data . Overcommunicated Era about a Dallas air personality and her laid off hun- ' of em- 67,112 BY JOHN PARIKHAL change your mind, get efforts to get her listeners to read more dreds CLEARCHANNEL ployees this RADIO parikhal @aol.com you to buy or change books. summer was worsened by an Chairman/CEO Lowry Mays ' If you hate tele- your behavior. As a re- admission that it may lay off said he and CFO Randall marketers or tune out as sult, people are devel- IN THE NEWS many more. Mays have signed sworn soon as you hear a oping increasingly so- Clear Channel said in an statements that the company's commercial on the ra- phisticated ways to fil- dio or hit "Mute" when ter out the noise. 1 it laid most recent filings con - Chick Hearn, legendary Aug. SEC filing that SEC off 630 employees in June tain no "material errors or you see a commercial on Technologically, we basketball announcer. dies and that another 170 layoffs omissions." TV, you're not alone. use caller ID to keep Steve Stiles becomes are pending all related to Lowry Mays released a You're living in the the home -invasion - at bay. FD of WNUA/Chicago the restructuring associated statement saying, "Clear overcommunicated telemarketers world. Psychologically, we with the company's merger Channel has always operated ParlkhaI WLCE/Philadelphia flips with Ackerley. Clear Channel openly, honestly and fairly, The overcommunicat- practice "instant amne- t] gold -based AC WSNI reported that the June merger and we are proud to sign ed world is characterized by a re- sia," and we forget things as soon lentless demand for your atten- as we hear them. Ted Stecker becomes set it back $40 million in re- these statements personally. and that, is pleased to tion, usually without giving any- But in a marketing- driven OM for KSCS /Dallas structuring expenses Clear Channel during the first six months of thing back. overcommunicated world, mar- Page 3 is more than the year, about $8.9 million CLEAR CHANNEL/See Page 18 The overcommunicated keting important world is filled with noise - thousands of messages trying to See Page 10
CHR/POP MRIL LAVIGNE Radio Stocks Hit Complicated (Arista) Velasquez Erupts Jessie's Book Club CHIR/RHYTHMIC As Lava Records Five -Year Lows IELLY/KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo' Reel/Universal) Move over, Oprah, Alternative has Jessie Sr. VP /Promotion is a BY ADAM JACOBSON URBAN BY JIM KERR This great radio story RAR RADIO EDITOR RAR ALTERNATIVE EDITOR about both, a calculated risk ajacobson @ radioandrecords.com NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo' Reel, Universal) Lisa Velasquez has been ap- [email protected] and the ground swell of pub- pointed Sr. VP/Promotion for Five radio companies were OF BAN AC In radio, calculat- lic support that devel- Lava Records. downgraded on Aug. 2 by to USIO Haltcrazy (Del Soul/IDJMG) ed risks can lead to oped for it. She was previ- Wachovia Securities analyst Jim big successes. Being It takes place in Dal- CLUNTRY ously VP/Pop Boyle, and investors heeded the person who las, where Jessie Jes- NENNY CHESNEY The Good Stuff (BNA) & Crossover Boyle's recommendations by launches and over- hosts afternoon Promotion for sup dumping their shares on Monday. AC sees such a project is drive on ICDGE (The Atlantic Rec- The result was a drop of 13.91 the CELINE DION A New Day Has Come (Epic) one of the great radio Edge). Jessup's idea ords. She has R &R composite index, which experiences, espe- was simple: She de- also worked at finished the day at 139.39 its HIT AC cially if you face re- veloped a monthly - the EastWest, lowest level since July 1997. AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) sistance along the book club. Perhaps RCA and Is- While Boyle may be to blame way. that doesn't seem like SMOOTH JAll land labels. for Monday's malaise on Wall Velasquez However, there that big a deal, but we .0E SAMPLE X Marks The Spot (PRA/GRPNMG) "Having had Jessup Street, the R &R index's dreadful are also things that aren't talking about an the pleasure of working alongside finish that day only punctuated ROCK develop purely on their own, NPR station or even a Talk sta- Lisa while at Atlantic Records the steep decline in radio issues RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) increasing in momentum tion; we are talking about an makes this appointment all the seen over the last two months. As while the participants just Alternative station. ;. IVE ROCK more sweet," Lava founder Jason of Tuesday's close, which saw an scratch their heads and enjoy You may still not consider lED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) Flom said. "Her highly moti- improvement that almost erased the ride. As rare as a calculat- this to be a big deal, but. vated and results- oriented ap- Monday's losses, the index was c 'NYE ed risk is in radio these days, through luck and hard work. proach, sensitivity to the creative off 111 points from June 6 and 44 TED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) it's rarer still to see grass- and points from July 8. The index is process leadership skills roots support for such an idea. See Page 80 TRIPLE r,
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AN MX_ TMAE,WAR`R COMPANY www.americanradiohistory.com R&R ISSUE NUMBER 1465 AUGUST 9, 2002 Stiles Appointed `Now' At The Bone WNUA/Chicago PD; NEWS & FEATURES Kaake Named OM Radio Business 4 Street Talk 26 Business Briefs 4 Sound Decisions 30 Steve Stiles has been named PD Transactions 6 Going For Adds 33 at WNUA/Chicago, effective Aug. MMS 10 Publisher's Profile 100 26. The appoint- Internet News & Views 16 ment marks a re- National Music Formatsl9 turn to the Clear National Video Charts 20 Channel Smooth Ratings 23 Opportunities 95 Jazz outlet for Oldies 24 Marketplace 97 Stiles, who was Legends 25 WNUA's Asst. PD before join- FORMATS & CHARTS ing Washington, DC -based XM News/Talk/Sports 21 Adult Contemporary 65 Satellite Radio as Retail Top 50 32 AC Chart 66 Stiles PD of its Water- Def Leppard recently stopped by Classic Rock KDBN (The Bone)/Dal- CHR/Pop 35 AC RateTheMusic 67 colors channel. las during a national tour to promote their new album, X. The first sin - CHR /Pop Chart 36 AC /Hot AC Action 68 Stiles succeeds Carl Anderson, gle from the album, "Now," is getting airplay at Rock, Active Rock, CHR/ Callout America 38 Hot AC Chart 69 who exited WNUA's Asst. PD/MD Pop and Hot AC, and the band are currently planning their next world Pop Action 40 Hot AC RateTheMusic 70 post last week to join WJZW/Wash- tour. Seen here are (l-r) bandmembers Joe Elliott and Phil Collen, Bone CHR /Pop RateTheMusic 41 Smooth Jazz 71 ington as PD. Meanwhile, WNUA morning show member Randy Jones and bandmember Vivian Camp- CHR /Rhythmic RateTheMusic 43 Smooth Jazz Chart 72 PD and WLIT /Chicago OM Bob bell. CHR/Rhythmic 44 Smooth Jazz Action 73 Kaake has been promoted to OM CHR /Rhythmic Chart 47 Rock 74 of both stations. Rhythmic Action 49 Rock Chart 75 "Replacing Carl wasn't the easi- Urban 50 Active Rock Chart 77 est thing to do, and Bob's solution Urban Chart 52 Active Rock RateTheMusic 78 L.A. Lakers Voice Hearn Dies Rock to fill the big shoes Carl left was to Chick Urban Action 54 Action/ Urban AC Chart 55 Rock Specialty Show 79 bring Steve back," Clear Channel Legendary broadcaster called over 3,000 games Regional VP/Chicago Market Man- Country 56 Alternative 80 Nashville 58 Alternative Chart 82 ager John Gehron told R &R. Angeles, Hearn called virtually ev- BY AL PETERSON Country Chart 59 Alternative Action 83 "Steve has such a deep understand- R &R NEWS/TALK/SPORTS EDITOR ery kind of sporting event, includ- [email protected] Country Indicator 60 Alternative RateTheMusic/ ing of how this radio station works, ing championship boxing, NCAA Country Callout 61 Specialty Show 84 and that's very important to every- Chick Hearn, the unmis- football and Bowling even Country Action 62 Triple A 86 one here, because it's a very special takable voice of the NBA's for Dollars. Triple A Chart 88 place." Los Angeles Lakers for 42 Hearn joined the Lakers Triple A Action 90 R Kaake told &R, "I am so glad years, died Monday as a when the team moved from Christian 91 to have Steve back. We had to re- result of complications Minneapolis to Los Ange- CCM Update 92 establish balance in the world after from a brain hemorrhage les in 1960 and has been Christian Charts 93 -94 losing a very important person, Carl he suffered after falling and the team's only play -by- Anderson, to Washington. That hitting his head at his sub- play announcer ever since. The Back Pages 98 would have made two incredible urban Los Angeles home Widely credited with add- last weekend. He was 85. ing now - standard phrases STILES /See Page 17 Born Francis Dayle like "slam dunk" and "air Lindy Adds WOCT/Baltimore PD Duties Hearn in Aurora, IL on Hea ball" to the lexicon of mod- KSCS/Dallas Sticks Nov. 27, 1916, Hearn re- ern -day basketball, Hearn Scott Lindy, OM/PD of and find the best PD for the portedly earned the nickname called a record 3,338 consecutive Clear Channel's top -rated job' situation, and I decid- With Stecker As 0M "Chick" when, as a college basket- games between 1965 and December Country WPOC'./Baltimore, ed to throw my hat in the ball player, he was given a box 2001. of has added PD duties at ring. WPOC is the No. 1 After three weeks as interim PD sneakers by his teammates, only to A heart attack and subsequent Classic Rock sister WOCT 12+ radio station, and I ob- of KSCS/Dallas, Ted Stecker has find a chicken inside. Although best broken hip sidelined the color- (B104.3) /Baltimore. viously had to sell them on officially been known for his work with the Lak- ful announcer for just over three Lindy replaces Mark Brad- the fact that 'POC will not named OM for ers, most recently on KLAC/Los HEARN /See Page 17 ley, who exits. slip." the ABC Radio "I've been in AOR and Lindy said the first thing Country outlet. Classic Rock for 10 years," he will focus on at WOCT He succeeds Dean Lindy told R &R. "This is the music. "You can't James, who exited wasn't a consolidation ef- `Alice' Doesn't Live Here Anymore Lindy July 11. fort. It was a `Let's go out LINDY /See Page 17 Stecker is enter- WLCE/Philly reverts to WSNI, a gold -based AC ing his second stint at KSCS Hot AC WLCE (Alice 104.5)/ The Monkees and many other art- ists you have not heard on Philadel- and his fourth Philadelphia returned to its roots on Salkowitz Set To Program Sirius Talk Stecker with ABC, if you Aug. 1 by readopting the market's phia radio in a long time," an- count his time heritage WSNI call letters and "Sun- nounced a collective statement from Veteran programmer Joel in the development of their with Capital Cities. He told R &R, ny 104.5" moniker and flipping to a Clear Channel Regional VP/Market Salkowitz has been named respective channels. "I'm just really glad to be back with gold -based AC format. Clear Chan- Manager Richard Lewis, Regional to the newly created posi- Salkowitz reports to Siri- KSCS and working with all the nel/Philadelphia VP /Cluster Opera- VP/Sales Jay Sterin, Director /Sales tion of PD /Internal Talk us VP/Entertainment, In- great people here." tions Dave Allan told R &R that Cassandra Banko and LSM Paul Programming for Sirius formation & Programming Most recently OM for Clear 'SNI will be a female -targeted, gold - Blake. Satellite Radio. Salkowitz Operations Jay Clark, who Channel's Country combo KTST & based station focusing on the 35 -54 "Really, when was the last time will be responsible for told R &R, "Joel's one of KXXY /Oklahoma City, Stecker demo and will play hits from the you heard Sonny & Cher on the ra- overseeing and directing all the best PDs in the country, programmed KSCS from 1987 -92. '60s, '70s and early '80s. dio? Or, for that matter, how about talk programming that with a really great track His background also includes pro- "Sunny 104.5 will play favorite Neil Diamond or Barry Manilow? It originates from Sirius' record. 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Liggins continued, "It should not affect us, but the way the stations were trending, ing System has broadened its lawsuit against the pair, alleging Attorney David Boies joined SBS executives in a conference I suspect we're in a 12 -14 -point range." It's believed that the company is further call Mon- anticompetitive practices and seeking increased damages. day to discuss the lawsuit, and Boies refusing to pay for its spring 2002 ratings. Asked what Radio One's dis- The initial suit accused Clear ger. Additionally, SBS claims that said the case was not filed lightly and pute is with Arbitron, Liggins said, "It's the source of every fight with Arbitron: Channel and HBC of anticompetitive HBC leveraged its relationship with that, due to "a great deal of research They're a monopoly and the only game in town." Arbitron VP /Communi- conduct designed to harm or elimi- Clear Channel to get favorable treat- and analysis," SBS has "better proof' cations Thom Mocarsky told R &R that the situation does not involve an nate Miami -based SBS. SBS has now ment from outside auditors and valu- of the alleged abuses than is typical expired contract and that the stalemate with Radio One involves issues unique to Atlanta. broadened its complaint to allege, ation consultants. HBC Chairman/ in similar suits. In response to Sus - among other things, that on May 16 CEO McHenry Tichenor Jr. refused man's comments, Boies wondered Clear Channel "representatives" de- to comment to R &R about the case. aloud why Clear Channel had re- Mays Family Buys More Clear Channel Stock faced and destroyed the Oakland, CA, Clear Channel attorney Steve quested additional time to answer the AMays family trust has purchased nearly $5 million in Clear Channel facilities of SBS's KPTI -FM by Susman called the action "entirely complaint - about triple the usual Communications stock in open- market purchases; the trust made spray -painting the walls with obscene frivolous." "I've successfully de- allotted time, he said. a similar purchase on July 25. "Clear Channel is a strong and successful and pornographic messages - Clear fended and prosecuted antitrust ac- Boies, who served as Al Gore's at- company, and our family was excited about making this second new in- Channel operated the property under tions for over 20 years, and this has torney in the 2000 presidential election vestment in Clear Channel stock," Chairman /CEO Lowry Mays said. `This an LMA when it was KXJO and part to be the most shameless publicity dispute and represented the federal company's bright future makes the stock a great investment." The news of the KSJO Network. SBS now stunt I've ever seen," he said. "SBS government in its antitrust case against of the purchase followed a decision by Wachovia Securities analyst James seeks damages in excess of $500 mil- is nothing more than a sore loser in Microsoft, said he expects the HBC Boyle to lower Clear Channel's rating from "strong buy" to "buy"; CC stock lion. its competition with HBC over the case to move along quickly, with the fell 9% Monday, to $22.62, for its lowest close since April 1997, discount- The amended complaint also al- years in the Spanish-language radio first substantive hearing before the ing a 1998 two- for -one stock split. The shares rebounded to $24.45 on leges that Clear Channel required market. I fully expect Clear Chan- court this fall and the trial beginning Tuesday. Hispanic Broadcasting to enter into nel to be vindicated and dismissed in roughly a year. SBS Chairman/CEO/ a merger agreement with Univision from this suit long before any trial President Raul Alarcon Jr. said during Most Americans Want No Ads On Sept. 11 rather than permit HBC to continue occurs." There has been no official the call that he attempted to resolve the An Advertising Age survey of 307 Americans found that 51 % of U.S. settlement negotiations with SBS that comment from Clear Channel about issues in a "private, forthright and ami- consumers believe marketers should refrain from advertising their could have led to an HBC -SBS mer- the suit. cable manner" before filing suit. wares on the first anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. The survey, conducted for Advertising Age by WPP Group's Lightspeed Re- search, found that 34% of consumers would find it acceptable to run ads Terry Jacobs Says Regent Is `Above All Else, Ethical' on Sept. 11, 2002; 15% expressed no opinion. Sixty -two percent of those By JOE HOWARD who participated in the online survey said their opinion of a company R &R WASHINGTON BUREAU would not change if it advertised on Sept. 11, but of those whose opinions jhowa d @radioancheconis.com would change, the overwhelming majority said they'd view the advertiser During a call to discuss the broadcaster's second -quarter fi- ests to take on a new partner: He told negatively. Half of the survey's respondents said that programs commemo- nancial results, Regent Communications executives took the investors during the call that Regent rating 9/11 would be an appropriate venue for advertising. It's not yet known opportunity to talk about Regent's immunity to the recent wave is interested in merging with private if any radio broadcasters will forgo ads on Sept. 11. TV's FOX and FOX companies as a way to expand its busi- News Channel will air no advertising for the full day at a cost of $5 of corporate accounting scandals, its openness to joining forces - ness. "We know we're an attractive million. Continued on Page 18 with another company and Rep. Russ Feingold's chance of suc- partner," he said, pointing to Regent's cess in his crusade to rewrite the rules for the radio and recording low debt and healthy balance sheet - R &R Stock Index industries. but he added that the company won't Regent Chairman/CEO Terry Jacobs He also pointed out that Regent has make an acquisition just for the sake This weighted index consists of all publicly traded companies that de- said his company is "above all else, never made any loans to management of growing. Instead, Jacobs said that rive more than 5% of gross earnings from radio advertising. ethical," when it comes to how it con- and noted that, when the company was any deal the company would strike Change Since ducts business and said the evidence of founded, none of the managers were must meet its strict acquisition crite- 8/2/01 7/26/02 8/2/02 8/2/01 7/26/02.8/2/02 that can be seen in how Regent is struc- given supervoting stock -a move, ria, which include offering value to R &R Index 257.69 152.46 153.13 -41% +0.4% tured. "Seven of the nine directors are he said, that ensured that manage- Regent shareholders. independent," he explained. 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Phone: 603-889-1063 FREQUENCY: 1420 kHz; 105.5 MHz FREQUENCY: 1270 kHz BUYER: LKCM Radio Group LP, BROKER: Frank Boyle of POWER: 1 kw; 950 watts at 591 feet Tele- Mediallox Media Frank POWER: 1kw headed by VP/Director Kevin Pregil. Boyle & Co. FORMAT: News/Talk, Hot AC FORMAT: Gospel Phone: 817- 332 -3235. It owns no Transaction COMMENT: Great Northern Radio other stations. PRICE: $4.3 million will be shown as the licensee of these New York WZEC- FM/Hoosick Falls FREQUENCY: 97.5 MHz KMHT -AM & KZEY-FM/ POWER: 400 watts at 1,204 feet Marshall TAPSCAN' FORMAT: Hot AC PRICE: $400,000 Software Suite TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Hanszen Broadcast Group Inc., headed by owner /GM Jerry Hanszen. Phone: 903 -693- 6668. It owns two other stations. This KISI- FM/Malvern represents its entry into the market. PRICE: $325,000 SELLER: Community Broadcast Do More of What TERMS: Asset sale for cash Group Inc., headed by President BUYER: Noalmark Broadcasting Jerry Russell. Phone: 903 -593-2666 Corp., headed by President William FREQUENCY: 1450 kHz; 103.9 MHz Nolan Jr. Phone: 870-862 -7777. It POWER: 650 watts day /1 kw night; You Do Best: Sell! owns 12 other stations. This repre- 2kw at 423 feet sents its entry into the market. FORMAT: Urban AC; Urban AC SELLER: Malvern Entertainment BROKER: Media Services Group Get Your Sales in the Fast Lane with Corp., headed by President Scott Gray. Phone: 501 -332 -6981 Diary -Level Data in TAPSCAN® 8.5 FREQUENCY: 101.5 MHz POWER: 6kw at 318 feet Diary -level data provide a variety of new ways for FORMAT: Oldies salespeople to demonstrate your station's audience COMMENT: If the seller successfully WAMM- AM/Woodstock power to advertisers. This can help your salespeople: moves the tower so the signal con- PRICE: $140,000 Show businesses how your station reaches the tour covers the majority of Hot TERMS: Asset sale for cash geographic areas where their customers live Springs, AR, the purchase price will BUYER: Hometown Broadcasting be increased to $437,500. LLC, headed by Managing Member Demonstrate the value of special programs with custom dayparts Margaret Boston. Phone: 540 -459- 5700. It owns no other stations. Provide a broader view of your station's performance SELLER: Grass Roots Broadcast- with multibook averages ing LLC, headed by President Tho- mas Lewis. Phone: 540 -436 -3110 New E- mailable Proposals as Easy as "Save, Send and Approve" WWCA- AM/Gary FREQUENCY: 1230 kHz PRICE: Now your salespeople can send proposals to clients without $1.5 million POWER: 1 kw day /250 watts night cramming their pitch into a spreadsheet or leaving their desk to TERMS: Asset sale for cash FORMAT: Soft AC pick up and fax a printout. Clients will love it too, because they won't have to check their fax, hunt through their mailbox or wait Regent Feingold seeking to reregulate the ra- for a courier in order to see your proposal. Continued from Page 6 dio and concert industries has little pointing out that it can spend up to chance of passing out of committee. 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Generate trial (for recall (for This is the fourth article in a series that distills the cume) and Arbitron Four Pillars of Radio Success the most important diaries). - Use research to things I've learned during 25 years in the media and track your advertising's impact. Great advertising identifies a entertainment business. The first three parts of the or creates problem, then it. series dealt with management (R&R 5/17), customers solves Think about these legendary cam - (R &R 6/21) and formats (R&R 7/19). Now comes the paigns: hardest part: getting heard in an overcommunicated "When I can't read about it, I hear about it." - world. News WCBS -AM /New York "Ban won't wear off as the day wears on." - Ban CUTTING THROUGH deodorant What's the best way to cut through? Imaging "Whazzup ?!" - Budweiser that the advertising is presenting. expert Nick Michaels says it best: "People will listen to The first two examples are very specific about the If a promotion is driven by sales, the station often you when you connect with their deepest hopes, relationship between the problem and the solution. loses its strategic focus. But, every so often, a sales People who listen to WCBS -AM are pressured and feel promotion and a brand -building opportunity come they don't have time to keep up with their reading. together powerfully. Listening to WCBS -AM solves that. TO BE HEARD IN THE STAIRWAY TO POWER TOOLS The Ban deodorant ads were based on the problem OVERCOMMUNICATED J.J. Johnston was a PD at a No. 1 Rock station with WORLD of deodorants wearing off during the day. Ban was a funny, edgy morning show. The sales manager formulated to stick and keep working. These ads are asked J.J. whether he could find a way to take a big - easy for people to understand, and they create action. Solve a problem. dollar promotion from Makita power tools. And The Budweiser campaign is more subtle. It makes a there was a catch: It had to run in the morning show. Promote a benefit. very funny connection between boredom bored - So J.J. figured out how to connect his station's Create an emotional connection. people phoning each other and asking, "Whazzup ?" edgy brand with the client's brand. For the Have fun. and beer. People laugh at the ad because it has the - promotion's first week, every morning the station Let the listener decide. ring of familiarity. But this ad isn't just about laughs. featured a power tool playing a different Led Zep- Bored people drink more beer. And the goal of beer pelin song. Listeners had to phone in and guess the advertising is to sell more volume to people who drink song. On Monday the morning guys might say, a lot of beer. "Here's a belt sander playing Zeppelin. What's the Making bored people seem hip carries the subtle song ?" On Tuesday, it might be the power drill, and wants and fears when you connect in a human undertone that drinking Budweiser will make you - so on. voice at the emotional level." To be heard and stay hip. These advertising guys don't get their millions for But the brilliant twist came in the second week. heard, you must focus on marketing. nothing. During the second week the station played "Stair- Marketing is an umbrella term that encompasses Humor alone is never enough, but identifying a way to Heaven" every morning, using a different four items: problem and solving it doesn't have to be boring or tool each day. Listeners had to guess the tool that Product development literal. It does have to be highly focused. was Advertising playing the song. CLUTTER IS NOT PROMOTION That's how you Promotion get heard in an overcommuni- Promotion often goes hand in hand with adver- cated world. It was brilliant funny, it Public relations and and tising, and it's a very powerful tool that creates focused on the radio station's image while selling Getting the product right is the first step. Identify excitement and makes connections. At its best, it power tools. It increased ratings and sales. what people want and the need your station can fill. creates a huge buzz. At its worst, it simply annoys. Then fill it. Once you know the product is right, you STEALTH PR Consolidation has generated a great deal of annoy- can focus on advertising, promotion and public A fourth way to get heard is the ultimate stealth ing promotion. There's no buzz, just "value- added," relations. Let's tackle advertising first. weapon, public relations. A great PR firm gets your contesting clutter and lots of hype. We've all heard retailer John Wanamaker's famous station noticed and mentioned in local media far Even those $1 million and $5 million contests never words: "I know that half my advertising is wasted. If I more than you could ever imagine. It's worth the created much of a buzz. People didn't talk about them only knew which half." There's only one thing wrong money, especially because very few stations use it. in the streets, and they didn't connect them with the with this statement, which is that there's no evidence They are more focused on short-term return on each attributes of the radio stations that ran them. These that even half of advertising works. dollar spent than on getting an incredibly powerful contests were just another casino for listeners, and It's much more likely that less than 20% of adver- long -term tool that helps to make them ratings - they may or may not have contributed to audience tising really "works." If it worked better, people proof. increases. Arbitron alone can't tell you whether a wouldn't be so irritated by advertising, or they'd buy contest "worked." The only way to be sure is to track more of the products that are advertised. John Parikhal, CEO of Joint Communications, is a it with your own research and see what people retain global leader in media strategy and implementation. THE GREAT CAMPAIGNS about your station after the contest is over. His company specializes in identifying, capturing and Advertising is of one the hardest jobs in the world. A promotion should tie in strongly with the keeping audiences. He can be reached at 203 -656- People who do it well earn millions of dollars. Yet, in product benefit of the radio station. It should directly 4680 or [email protected]. radio, we often think we are advertising experts connect with the marketing umbrella and the message www.americanradiohistory.com From the desk of: 5IVE Rick Wilhelm at 314.613.7835 or rwilhelm @stl.emmis.com Inc. at 203.431.0790 ADC or Syndicated Solutions RADIO NETWORK Visit us at WWW.steveanddc.com www.americanradiohistory.com 12 R &R August 9, 2002 1® THE FIRST 30 A QUESTIONS i0 ASK CLIENT THE PEOPLE METER MEASURES UP I've always thought 14. Why have you lost customers in the Arbitron's Portable People Meter goes live in 2003! Arbitron answers By Irwin Pollack of making sales past? your questions about how the PPM works and what it entails for both calls on local businesses as being like a 15. Why don't more people do business panelists and radio stations. doctor working with a patient. The doctor can't with you? In other words, what is your No. 1 just prescribe medicine and predict whether a sales problem? receiving listening information. will 16. Who else do you need to sell to? Who's patient recover without asking questions Countdown However, there are those who and making a diagnosis. After all, prognosis being missed by your current ads? To The believe that if the PPM can provide without diagnosis is malpractice! 17. What is the single strongest impres- more in -depth analysis, it should If you want to accurately assess your sion customers have about what your People Meter clients' needs, here are the first questions you business stands for? be used to its fullest potential to should ask. 18. Are there any misconceptions about Q: How compliant are panelists provide minute -by- minute average 1. What market share does your business your business that drive you crazy? in their meter-wearing? audience estimates. 19. Without mentioning price, give me have for what you sell? A: Panelists wear their meters Q: How do PPM -measured time 2. Describe for me, in 10 words or less, three of the most important reasons someone approximately 15 hours a day on spent listening and other user what your business does. should buy from you rather than your average, usually from 7am to 11pm. habits compare to the diary? 3. Briefly, what is the history of your competitors. business? 20. Describe the kind of image or position- These results are generally consis- A: The PPM is showing a higher 4. Which of your competitors stands to ing you'd like to have for your business. tent across age, gender and ethnic average daily cumulative audience gain the most if you don't expand your 21. On a scale of one to 10, how satisfied groups. However, schoolchildren for radio than the diary: In customer base? Why? are you with your advertising? tend to differ from the average February 2002 the PPM measured 22. What can we advertise right now to 5. Who are your main competitors? How because they have fewer waking 84.8% vs. the diary's 73.7 %. do your operations differ? What are your increase your cash flow? hours and show somewhat lower However, the PPM is showing strong points? What are theirs? 23. When would you like me to call on motion levels than adults. Most slightly less time spent listening. 6. How is your business affected by the you? overall economy? Are there certain economic 24. Are there any promotions currently children taking part in a survey February comparisons show three indicators that are more closely tied to your running that we can assist you with? receive permission from their hours and 20 minutes of listening sales figures than others? 25. Does your business use co -op? What school administrators to bring per day vs. the diary's figure of 7. How much sales growth have you sources do you have for advertising with other meters to class. three hours and 35 minutes. experienced this people's money? year to date? How has your Arbitron provides letters for Q: What is the minimum time industry performed so far this year? How does 26. What part of each month is your best children to bring to school request- spent listening Arbitron will report? that compare to what you expected? for sales? ing permission to wear their meters A: Arbitron plans to report 8. Professionally, if I want to be a hero in 27. To what degree are your sales figures your eyes, what would need to be accom- tied into your payroll periods? in class. The company also informs listening at the AQH level at the plished over the next six months? 28. If you had one thing you could change school district superintendents' beginning of the program. Program- 9. What's the profile of your primary immediately about your business, what would offices about PPM measurement and ming reports using unweighted customer? it be? responds to school principats who data with minute -by- minute results 29. How is your advertising funded? Do 10. Do you have any special programs for request more information. will be available as well. The those primary customers? you allocate dollars monthly? Quarterly? Q: Will AQH continue to be the company plans to consider cus- 11. Let's talk about your target customers Yearly? standard of measurement? tomer input as it decides on the and your growth customers. What steps have 30. If I came up with a good idea for your you taken to attract these people? business, would you invest in that idea? A: Arbitron wants the radio and depth of information to offer in the 12. If I were to ask the last five people who television industries to feel future. came in here about your business, what would Boston -based radio sales and management comfortable with this new method they say? Why would they say they came here trainer Irwin Pollack provides hands -on, re- of measurement, so it feels that Have a question about Arbitron's Port- sults- oriented seminars and in -house instead of going to your competitor? consult- there must be a transition from the able People Meter? E-mail Jeff Green at 13. What promotions have you wanted to ing for clusters and individual stations. He can way its customers are used to [email protected]. do in the past that you haven't had the staff to be reached toll -free at 888 -723 -4650 or through do? his website at www.irwinpollack.com. Find out how the PPM results could affect yourstation direct marketing visit: ctmr results dmrinteractive.corn thisfall www.americanradiohistory.com Seattle - September 14 ow On Over 45 New Stations in Just 4 Months! 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Change the first slide. In print, the Internet and TV, the first slide in a sales presentation shows That's despite the 50% increase Never try to solve everything in a it's of "homes passed" in the number of radio stations distribution. In cable, 65% - By Tim Moore homes that can get cable. Not homes that do get cable, single day. Set up your problems in the past 30 years. So what's In print, it's readership. That's going on? but homes that could. one by one. a of circulation that not circulation, but multiple When you try to attack a single problem, you're really estimates the number of readers. In Internet, well, who The answer is actually another too often, freshman general W AL T ER can understand that? Radio penetrates 98% of the facing the whole set. But, al! S A BO question: "What's wrong with American It is the most successful and managers try to do it all right now, hoping to solve every radio ?" A prominent New Jersey population. proven mass in history. That's valuable. Our do that, advertiser recently asked me that. medium problem at a station at the same time. But if you tenure proves our ability to move product; if we "What do you mean? You buy radio all the time," I your attack perimeter will keep expanding until, finally, couldn't, we wouldn't have lasted 75 years. responded. the demands of solving all those problems will exceed 2. Eliminate all bonus spots. Just try to get a make - "Yes, but what's wrong with it ?" he asked again. good out of a newspaper. The best bars won't even give your capacity. "Why is radio so cheap ?" you a free drink. You can't sell something you give The advertiser explained that every other salesman In the Navy we referred to this as becoming "task - away. You can't increase the value of something you he meets leads with information about service and the saturated." Gen. Custer's last moments were an example give away. Don't give anything away. benefits to the buyer. Radio salesmen, he said, lead taken to its worst extreme. For you, 3. Dress better. We all know what advertisers say of this phenomenon with the price. They start their pitch by extolling the about radio salespeople: "They dress bad." If you look the worst case is that you will fail. Radio stations will bargain they're offering "And, right now, there's a - you won't be invited to the fancy lunch, the special rate available!" cheap, always have problems; that's one of the reasons general good country club or the boardroom. You won't be This retailer assumes that, like a fire sale or a going - managers are hired. part of the monied community. out-of-business sale, a pitch that begins with an 4. Take a hard look at your sales presentations, your Successful management of problem sets differentiates announcement that something is cheap is a sign of a followup, your stationery and your customer- the beginner from the veteran. Managers often cling to the troubled product. client service efforts. Are you saying "Premium medium" or habit of seeing everything collectively, and you do need to BUYERS UNDERSTAND CAPITALISM "Kinkó s "? And follow up: Sabo Media buys time for concentrate on all the issues but one at a time. Retailers assume that a low price is a bad sign be- select major national advertisers, and it is shocking - cause they intuitively understand capitalism, and how rarely we receive a thank -you note or a phone call Because time is your most important asset, parcel it capitalism works on two basic principles. First, the from a general manager. (Matt Mills of Greater Media/ out grudgingly and wisely. Supremacy of the seas was more expensive it is, the better it is. Second, the price Boston deserves a bonus for his astonishing follow - guaranteed for the British Navy when Lord Nelson asked for something is essentially fair. through.) perfected and exploited the technique of "crossing the In third grade you learned that a Chevrolet and a 5. Finally, raise the rates. Not 5% for new clients, but Cadillac are made with the same parts, on the same a significant amount for all clients. T," which allowed British ships to fired combined assembly lines, by the same crew. Yet the Cadillac is If you go ahead and raise your rates, you will receive broadsides as the enemy's line appeared, one ship at a three responses: perceived as being more valuable. Why? Because the one of time. Look at your problems as enemy ships sailing Cadillac costs $50,000 and the Chevrolet costs $15,000. "Wow. Why is the price going up so much ?" Great! across your line. Set all your ships to fire on and hit the In a capitalist economy, the primary driver of per- That's your cue to do the qualitative sell you've ceived value is price. The more expensive it is, the dreamed of doing. enemy vessels - one at a time. better it is. "I can't make the decision to spend that much Vilfredo Pareto was an Italian mathematician and the Sears the price of a hand money. You'll have to talk to my boss." Great! You're We don't bargain with over father of the "80 -20 rule." That's the rule that says about drill. We believe that the price is basically fair. If the finally free of the tyranny of that 22- year -old beginning responsible for about 80% of effects. drill next to it on the shelf costs a few bucks more, we buyer. 20% of causes are believe it is a better drill because of the higher price. We "We can't continue to advertise at that rate." This is What that means, practically speaking, is never squander don't actually know anything about drills, so we the best response you can get. Now your schedule can your limited time in areas that can yield only minimal assume more money means greater value. That's all be filled with advertisers at your new, higher rate. results. You must spend time in areas that affect your we have to go on. PULL MONEY FROM OTHER MEDIA Advertisers usually know as much about advertis- organization as a whole, especially when it comes to Stay educated. Don't waste time monitoring spots ing effectiveness as you know about the quality of a broadcast cash flow. on radio stations owned by other companies. You hand drill. They are bombarded with messages from that won't find sales growth in that data. Sales growth only While everyone in your cluster will agree with our literature saying, "Radio is efficient," "Radio is comes from pulling dollars from other media. When goal, no one will ensure that you can meet it. Some- cost -effective," "Radio makes your whole advertising sending your sales team on monitoring expeditions, buy economical." Rarely do you see literature that times, as managers, we're our own worst enemies. have them check out local spots on TV, cable and print. makes the point that matters: Radio sells product. Giving too much time to the problems we're most When radio sales execs discover the higher rates in a trap for rookie managers. The NO ONE PAYS ENOUGH FOR RADIO print, they often say, "I can't believe the paper gets familiar with is common The Jersey retailer went on to explain, "I'd pay those rates." Take the cue. primary criterion for ranking problems must necessarily almost anything for advertising that brought custom- be the problem's effect on broadcast cash flow. Given into store. I really don't care what it costs if it ers the two objectives increasing sales and increasing cash He to buy radio because it works, - works." continues Walter Sabo has led consulting firm Sabo Media since but the New York stations selling him time could be flow - always tackle the profit problem first. 1984. His team consults a number of major media com- a lot more spot. Today's radio cluster is a fluid, dynamic mass of getting per panies, including Millennium Broadcasting and Stan- There has never been enough money charged for a dard Broadcasting, and all 100 channels of Sirius people and strategies. Choosing your fights when you're radio commercial. The power of a radio personality, Satellite Radio. Before starting his own company Sabo faced with impact issues is half the battle. selected a listener to keep him or her company for by was VP /GM of ABC Radio Networks and Exec. VP in hours alone in the car or at home, is formidable. The charge of NBC -owned FM stations. Reach him at 212- voice speaking to a listener one on one, urging that 681 -8181 or waiter a sabomedia.com. Radio consultant Tim Moore can be reached at the Audience a is the single most potent listener to buy product, Development Group, 100 Grandville S.W., Suite 602, Grand advertising weapon in mass media. It is live, personal, Rapids, MI 49503; 616 -940 -8309 or tim @goodratings.com. www.americanradiohistory.com 16 R&R August 9, 2002 More Music, Less Talk Qgracenote Pressplay's announcement about its new version 2.0 could have one thinking that the Hugo Cole floodgates are about to General Manager /Data Services be opened and music CHR/Pop Urban www.gracenote.com will soon be thunder- LWTW ARTIST CD/Title LWTW ARTIST CD/Title charts @gracenote.com 2 1 NELLY Nellyville/"Herre," "Dilemma" 1 1 ing out of the label - EMINEM The Eminem Shaw/ "Without" 1 2 EMINEM The Eminem Show/ "Without" 2 2 NELLY Nellyville/"Herre," "Dilemma" backed online music Gracenote has well over 1 million unique daily 3 3 ASHANTI Ashanti / "Foolish" 3 3 ASHANTI Foolish / "Foolish," "Baby," "Happy" services to overwhelm users of the CDDB Music Recognition Service. 4 4 AVRIL LAVIGNE Let Go/ "Complicated" 5 4 LUDACRIS Word Of Mouf/ "Move" tune lovers with a Each time a consumer inserts an audio CD into tid- 5 5 JIMMY EAT WORLD BleedAmerican/ "Middle" 6 5 MARY J. BLIGE No More Drama/ "Rainy" a computer with a CDDB -enabled Internet con- al wave of hits. 6 6 CHAD KROEGER Spider- Man/ "Hero" 7 6 P. DIDDY P. Diddy & Bad Boy Records... / "Need" Um, no. 10 7 CREED Weathered / "Breath" 4 7 JENNIFER LOPEZ J. Lo / "Alright" nection, track information for that CD is dis- 9 8 PINK Missundaztood/ "Pill" 8 N.O.R.E. God's Favorite/ "Nothin "' played on the user's computer or device, and Don't get me wrong. David Lawrence - It's great that pressplay 7 9 JOHN MAYER Room For Squares/ "Such" 19 9 132K 82K/ "Gots" the data is anonymously aggregated by CDDB. 13 10 NICKELBACK Silver Side Up/ "Bad" 10 R. KELLY & JAY -Z Best Of Both Worlds/ "Money" now offers unlimited streams and downloads - Here are the 50- most -played CDs last week: 11 11 PUDDLE OF MUDD Come Clean/ "Blurry" - 11 JAY -Z The Blueprint/"Song" of the music in its library. And it's great that 15 12 DIRTY VEGAS Dirty Vegas / "Days" - 12 GINUWINE Barbershop / "Stingy" pressplay has decided to let you burn up to 14 13 SHERYL CROW C'mon, C'mon/"Soak" - 13 NAS Stillmatic/ "Rule' 50sM 10 cuts per month to CD or copy them to 8 14 VANESSA CARLTON Be trlotNobody/"Miles," "Ordinary" 14 14 MUSIO Juslisen / "Halfcrary" DIGITAL TOP your mobile device (as long as that mobile - 15 EVE Eve- olution /"Gangsta" - 15 FAT JOE J.O.S.E. / "Lifestyle" device supports Windows Media files and 16 16 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Escape/ "Lights" - 16 AMERIE All l Have / "Fall" LW TW ARTIST Album Title Weeks On 17 17 JENNIFER LOPEZ J. Lo / "Alright" 18 17 USHER 8701 / "Call," "Help" digital- rights management; yours may not). 1 1 EMINEM The Eminem Show 12 - 18 CAM'RON Come Home With Me / "Boy" - 18 DESTINY'S CHILD This Is The Remix/ "Say" But the problem remains that there is still 3 2 NELLY Nellyville 6 19 19 SHAKIRA Laundry Service/ "Objection" 16 19 AVANT Ecstasy/ "Good" no buzz to pressplay or to any other label - 12 20 NO DOUBT RockSteady/ "Hello" - 20 STYLES A Gangster And A Gentleman/ "Times" 4 3 LINKIN PARK Hybrid Theory 88 backed digital -music company. And buzz, in the form of massive selection and wide- 2 4 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way 4 5 spread use, is exactly what they need to draw - BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising 1 a steady stream of users away from the Ka- Country Smooth Jazz - 6 LINKIN PARK Reanimation 1 Zaas of the world. It feels like the labels' un- 7 7 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Toxicity 48 willingness to completely commit to the dig- LWTW ARTIST CD/Title LW TW ARTIST CD/Title 8 8 BEATLES One 81 ital space is still there, and that hesitancy is 1 1 TORY KEITH Unleashed/ "Red" 1 1 NORAH JONES Come Away With Me / "Why" 10 2 GEORGE STRAIT The Road Less Traveled/ "Living" 11 2 PIECES OF A DREAM Acquainted With The 26 9 ENYA A Day Without Rain 74 what may eventually lead to the demise of NighV'Vision" 2 3 KENNY CHESNEY No Shoes, No Shirt.. /"Stuff" 3 3 KIM WATERS From The Heart/ "Dawn," "House" the major -label services. 16 10 NORAH JONES Come Away With Me 15 - 4 STEVE AZAR Waitin'On Jae / "Don't" 14 4 WAYMAN TISDALE Face To face/ "Hide' My biggest fear is that if these services fail 11 11 PINK Missundaztood 31 8 5 SHEDAISY Knock On The Sky/ "Mine" 15 5 RUSS FREEMAN To Grover With Love/ "East" to capture the imagination of large numbers - 6 KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You/ "Somebody" 16 6 THE RIPPINGTONS Life In The Tropics/ "Caribbean" 15 12 ASHANTI Ashanti 18 of users, the labels will blame the wrong 11 7 PHIL VASSAR American Child/ "Child" 17 7 EUGE GROOVE Euge Groove / "Sneak" 10 13 CREED Weathered 37 piece of the puzzle: the Internet itself. l've 4 8 LONESTAR I'm Already There/ "Day' - 8 GREGG KARUKAS Nightshift/"Nightshift" 13 14 U2 All That You Can't Leave Behind heard a lot of very knowledgeable people say - 9 JOHN M. MONTGOMERY Pictures "'Til" 19 9 GERALD ALBRIGHT To Grover With Love / "Winelight" 94 15 10 KEVIN DENNEY Kevin Denney/ "Cadillac" 7 10 PETER WHITE Glow/ "Bueno" that there is no way to create a business on 19 15 ALICIA KEYS Songs In A Minor 58 13 11 ALAN JACKSON Drive / "Work" - 11 ALFONZO BLACKWELL Reflections/"Shuffle" the 'Net anymore and that the emotional in- 24 16 JOHN MAYER Room For Squares 18 3 12 DARRYL WORLEY I Miss My Friend/ "Friend" - 12 RICK BRAUN Kisses In The Rain/ "Kisses" vesting and business failures of the late '90s 18 13 TOMMY SHANESTEINER Then Came The Night/Angel" - 13 RICHARD ELLIOT Crush / "Shotgun" 21 17 AVRIL LAVIGNE Let Go 8 ruined the chances for any online venture to 6 14 KELLIE COFFEY When You Lie Next To Me "Lie" / - 14 PAUL TAYLOR Hypnotic/ "Hypnotic" 12 18 NICKELBACK Silver Side Up 47 get funded these days - even sound, solid 20 15 STEVE HOLY Blue Moon/ "Morning" 6 15 BONEY JAMES Ride/"RPM" 46 19 TOBY KEITH Unleashed 2 business plans. - 16 MARK CHESNUTT Mark Chesnutt/"She" - 16 JIMMY SOMMERS 360 Urban Groove / "Lowdown" I reject that idea. There are thousands of 7 17 GARY ALLAN Alright Guy/ "One" - 17 JEFF LORBER Kickin' IV "Nobody" 22 20 OASIS Heathen Chemistry 5 16 18 MARTINA MCBRIDE Greatest Hits / "Where" 18 SADE Lover's Rock/ "Already' sites that have kept their overhead low, their - 9 21 SHAKIRA Laundry Service 38 - 19 RASCAL FLATTS These Days/"These" - 19 FREDDIE RAVEL Freddie Ravel /"Sunny" quality of service high and their offerings 5 22 UTADA HIKARU Deep River 7 - 20 TIM MCGRAW Set This Circus Down/ "Unbroken" - 20 LEE RITENOUR Twist Of Marley/ "Jammin "' broad and that are getting reasonable, and, 25 23 LIMP BIZKIT Chocolate Starfish And... 95 in some cases, exceptional returns for their 29 24 CELINE DION A New Day Has 'Net efforts. In the case of label- backed mu- Come 19 sic services, the steps they are taking to keep Hot AC Alternative 23 25 BLINK -182 Take Off Your Pants & Jacket 60 their staff levels down, their look and feel 20 26 AEROSMITH O, Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits 5 LW TW ARTIST CD/Title LWTW ARTIST CD/Title exciting and their expectations reasonable 30 27 LUDACRIS Word Of Mouf 36 are to be applauded. 1 1 AVRIL LAVIGNE Let Go/ "Complicated" 3 1 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way / "Way" 27 28 KORN 6 2 COUNTING CROWS Hard Candy/ "American" 10 2 PUDDLE OF MUDO Come Clean/ "Drift" Untouchables 8 What needs work is 5 3 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Busted Stuff/ "Going" 6 3 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Toxicity/ "Aerials" selection and deliv- 33 29 ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK Moulin Rouge 40 10 4 NICKELBACK Silver Side Up/ "Remind," "Bad" 9 4 PAPA ROACH Lovehatetragedy/ "Not" ery. I talked to for- rOM*a 44 30 LENNY KRAVITZ Greatest Hits 95 will a,YH/lwrm,cs 19 5 CREED Weathered / "Breath" 12 5 JIMMY EAT WORLD Bleed American/ "Sweetness" mer pressplay CEO - 6 CHAD KROEGER Spider-Man / "Hero" 2 6 HIVES Veni Vidi Vicious/"Hate" - 31 VARIOUS ARTISTS Now 52 1 18 7 NO DOUBT Rock Steady/ "Hella" 1 7 EMINEM The Eminem Show Andy Schuon just before he left for Infini- / "Without" 14 32 B'Z Green 3 ty, and he said as much: "The path to the 4 8 VANESSA CARLTON Be Not Nobody/ "Miles" 13 8 INCUBUS Morning View/ "Warning" 34 33 KYLIE MINOGUE Fever 23 8 9 NORAH JONES Come Away With Me / "Know" 5 9 P.O.D. Satellite/"Boom" ultimate celestial jukebox is going to be a 9 10 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising/ "Rising" 20 10 HOOBASTANK Hoobastank/ "Running" 31 34 P.O.D. Satellite 33 slow one, because we have to be very care- 3 11 JOHN MAYER Room For Squares/"Such" 4 11 KORN Untouchables/"Thoughtless" ful not to place our product, the in 36 35 PUDDLE OF MUDD Come Clean 35 music, 13 12 PUDDLE OF MUDD Come Clean/ "Blurry" 15 12 BOX CAR RACER Box Car Racer/ "Feel" 40 36 USHER 8701 43 harm's way. No, not everything is available 14 13 CALLING Camino Palmero/ "Adrienne" 18 13 OUR LADY PEACE Gravity/ "Somewhere" now on our service, but we feel we have a 2 14 SHERYL CROW C'mon, C'mon/"Soak" 16 14 NEW FOUND GLORY Sticks And Stones/"Over" 6 37 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Busted Stuff 3 very strong lineup of artists and a great rep- 16 15 JACK JOHNSON Brushfire Fairytales/"Flake" 11 15 CHAD KROEGER Spider- Mas"Hero" 42 38 ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK O Brother... 34 resentation of their work available for our 17 16 COURSE OF NATURE Superkala/ "Caught" - 16 JACK JOHNSON Brushfire Fairytales/"Flake" 39 users." 15 17 PINK Missundaztood/ "Get" - 17 TRUST COMPANY The Lonely.. / "Downfall" - JOSH GROBAN Josh Groban 6 20 18 MOBY t8/ "Stars" 7 18 STAIND Break The Cycle/ "You," "Epiphany" So far, the public seems to be responding 41 40 TOOL Lateralus 58 11 19 JIMMY EAT WORLD Bleed American/ "Middle" 17 19 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Busted Stuff/ "Going" with, "We're music lovers. We want more - 41 MUSIO SOULCHILD Juslisen 1 - 20 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Escape /"Escape" 8 20 CREED Weathered / "Breath" music and less talk." - 42 JACK JOHNSON Brushfire Fairytales 8 - 43 STAIND Break The Cycle 61 David Lawrence is teard daily on more than 150 radio stations E -charts are based on weekly rankings of CD sales, downloads and streams of artists online compiled 18 44 MOBY 18 12 on his nationally syndicated shows: Online Tonight a nightly and tabulated directly from the logfiles of reporting websites. Reporters include Amazon.com, AT &T.net, 45 JIMMY EAT WORLD Bleed American 7 -tech - high and pop culture talk show; the East Coast morning B &N Radio, BarnesandNoble.com, BellSouth Radio, bolt Radio, ChoiceRadio.com, CDNow.com, Denver drive news slot for CNET Radio and XM's Channe 130; and Net 93.3 Radio, DMX Music, Gracenote.com, iWonRadio, Launch.yahoo.com, Music Choice, Radio.Beonair. 32 46 PINK FLOYD Echoes (The Best Of Pink Floyd) 39 Music Countdown, the official countdown for music heard via Corn, Radio Free Virgin, RealOne, Spinner.com, The RadioAMP Network, and Voice Of America -Music - 47 NO DOUBT Rock Steady 19 the Internet He is based in Washington, OC and is heard on Mix Mix. Voice - Music Of America -Music Mix is weighted based on traffic reports by web traffic 47 48 MADONNA Music 85 hundreds of stations, including WGNICiicago, KFBKlSacta- monitor MediaMetrix. Charts are ranked with a 50/50 methodology of sales data and streaming /airplay mento and W8T-AM & FMIt flartotle. You can reach him at 48 49 RADIOHEAD Kid A 28 data for the six reporting formats. O 2002 R &R Inc. O 2002 Online Today, Net Music Countdown. coonttlowrtcom or by david®nebnusic calling 800496-6546. - 50 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Everyday 67 www.americanradiohistory.com Ne wsáreakers August 9, 2002 R &R 17 Salem Flips WRLG, WYYB To Christian Clear Channel Taps Dorman In Monterey EXECUTIVE ACTION Salem Communications, which Radio and records veteran Jim Dorman has been named OM of Clear Benson Becomes VP Of Pinnacle Media Intl which consists of Talk KTXX, Country KTOM -AM has agreed to buy Tuned In Broad- Channel /Monterey - & FM, CHR/Rhythmic KDON, Rock KMJO and Oldies KOCN as well casting's WRLG & WYYB/Nash- - en Benson has been named VP of Pinnacle Media Management's as PD of KTOM -AM & FM. Dorman starts his new jobs on Aug. 12 and ville for $5.6 million, has begun op- international arm. Benson, who is based in Portland, OR, was most succeeds Cory Mikhals, who is leaving for mornings at KQFCBoise, ID. recently Exec. VP/Programming for Citadel. erating the stations via an LMA and Dorman, who has spent the last eight years in record promotion, said, Benson was Sr. VP/Programming forAMFM Inc. before that company's has flipped them to a Contemporary in back to some- "At this juncture my life I'm incredibly excited about going merger with Clear Channel. He has also served as VP /Music Program- simulcast. WRLG had I I 7 years old, and that's be in radio. Christian thing have wanted to do since was ming for MN and PD of KKRZIPortland, OR. people's lives, and I look for- been simulcasting Triple A WRLT Radio remains a wonderful, exciting part of "Ken brings with him an incredible wealth of experience in research, (Lightning 100)/Nashville, while ward to getting back in the trenches." programming and management, with key roles at some of the largest with where he worked three different WYYB was Triple A "The Phoe- After seven years Epic/Nashville, media companies in the world, including MN Networks, AMFM and Cita- held Director /National Promotion post for Atlantic/ regions, Dorman the del," said Pinnacle President/CEO Bob Lawrence, who formed the music - Nashville. He was most recently the West Coast promo rep for Warner WRLG & WYYB will be prima- research company in January 2001. 'We're extremely excited to have includes stints as MD of KNCI /Sacramento rily programmed with Salem's Bros. Dorman's radio career Ken join our group and lead our international, worldwide charge." and PD of KMIX/Modesto, CA. Christian Music Network, with Doug Griffin - the former morn- ing show host with the Way -FM Network - co-hosting the new, lo- cally produced Doug & Don in the Lindy WSNI Continued from Page 3 Hearn Morning show. The two frequencies Continued from Page 3 team's 2002 NBA playoff run, which will cover the Nashville market Continued from Page 3 play Harry Chapin's `Cats in the are back on the radio in Philadelphia." resulted in a third consecutive from the north and south as "The Cradle' and Led Zeppelin's `Black Also included in the Sunny 104.5 months midway through last sea- championship. New 94 FM." was able to return to wife, Dog' on the same station," he said. programming brain trust are Clear son, but Heam Hearn is survived by his "The successful launch and de- booth for the would have cel- "But you can do some interesting Channel Sr. VP/Programming Gene the Lakers' broadcast Marge. The couple velopment of our Contemporary things. Our WAXQ/New York plays Romano, WLTW/New York OM ebrated their 64th wedding anniver- Christian music format continues to Paul Simon's `Me & Julio Down by and Clear Channel/AC Brand Man- sary on Aug. 13. A public memorial be oar largest growth initiative," the Schoolyard' into Thin Lizzy. ager Jim Ryan and WIOQ/Philadel- 1990, when it became Hot AC service is planned for the NBA Hall Salem President/CEO Ed Atsinger We'd like to find out those things phia programmer Brian Bridgman. WYXR (Star 104.5). The station of Fame broadcaster, but details said. "I am especially pleased to be that work nicely for Baltimore and WSNI aired an AC format until evolved to Alice in 1999. were not available at press time. launching these Christian stations in apply them here. Nashville, as it is the heart of the "The second thing we need to do music industry. I look forward to is to identify an audience. B104.3 has the continued success of our music - the lowest Pl conversion of any radio formatted radio stations." station in Baltimore but is No. 3 or Salem also owns and operates No. 4 in cume in men 25 -54. That Southern Gospel stations WBOZ & B RON is stunningly high. We're every- AAR IT WVRY in the Nashville market. body's second -favorite radio sta- PD The company now has 15 Contem- Advantage tion." porary Christian music stations na- Lindy began his career in Ohio tionwide. and served as morning host of the As a result of WYYB's switch, former WAZU/Dayton from 1989- WRLT plans to incorporate some of Because Ratings 90. He later held the afternoon shift the most significant locally pro- at Classic Rock WXFX/Montgom- duced Phoenix specialty program- ery, AL and then became Asst. PD ming and increase its support of of WGCX/Mobile. Lindy's first PD Nashville -based artists. WRLT has post came at WTVR/Richmond, Drive Revenue also added about 500 WYYB titles which he shifted from B/EZ to Soft to its library. AC in 1994. He joined WPOC in 1997. Also at 'OCT, morning co -host Salkowitz Chris Emry and Production Direc- Continued from Page 3 tor /midday host John Klug have ex- Main Menu programming come alive. I'm very ited. Afternooner Maxwell has Diary Comments: What are diarykeepers writing about stations in my market? excited to have him on board." moved to mornings to team up with 1.. How are my vital signs trending and comparing? Salkowitz has spent the majority Miles Montgomery. How do my station's vital signs compare against other stations'? of his programming career in mu- 2 When I'm P1, who's P2? sic radio and has worked for a 3 When I'm P2, who's P1? 4 How are my stations trending hour by hour? number of major broadcasters, in- product launches in my career, and 5 How are my stations trending by specific age? chiding ABC, NBC, AMFM, Clear I've always loved the challenge of S. What age range accounts for most of a station's audience? Channel and Emmis. He was most doing something new. I'm excited 7 What does the aqe range graph look like? recently PD at WTJM/New York about being in on the ground floor 8 How often do my listeners tune in. and how long do they stay? and before that programmed of something that will have - if 9 How are my 100+- gu©Rer -höur diaries trending? my listeners? WQHT/New York. you'll excuse the pun -a serious io What are the residential zips of 11 What are the workplace zips of my listeners? Asked what attracted him to his on what people will listen to impact 12 When listeners leave a station, whet _si .tiöes dö_they.gg. tg? new job, Salkowitz told R &R, and how they will listen to radio in 13 What does my station's in-WI) distribution look like? "I've been involved in a number of the future." 14 How do : isteners identify my station? 15 What did my Pis listen to most six months ago? right. So it's wonderful to complete Stiles that circle." so Get PD Advantage Before Your Competition Does Continued from Page 3 Stiles told R &R, "I feel blessed to be given once -in -a -life- If you don't have PD Advantage ®, odds are your competition soon will. time opportunities three times: first To learn how the most powerful information tool ever developed for Smooth Jazz program directors in to join WNUA in 1997, then to go programmers can help you program more effectively, contact your one market at the same time. Steve to XM in 2000 and now to return Arbitron representative or e-mail bob.michaels @arbitron.com. has grown and matured in some home as PD of the No. 1 Smooth very wonderful ways. I always felt Jazz station in the country and the it was Steve's legacy - his destiny No. 1 station in Chicago. I also get - to be the program director of this to work with people I love, includ- Co advantage radio station. He and I had worked ing Bob Kaake, and have the oppor- www.ArbitronRadio.com and grown together, and when we tunity to work with and learn from lost him to XM, it didn't feel quite John Gehron in a city that I love." www.americanradiohistory.com 18 R &R August 9, 2002 Ne wsbreakers . . . . . National Radio PROS ON Wind -up Entertainment, where he served as General Counsel and head BUSINESS BRIEFS MTV RADIO NETWORK presents THE LOOSE of business affairs. the 2002 MTV Video Music Awards on Continued from Page 4 Aug. 29 at 8pm ET from Radio City Kevin Barrett, PD of KABZ- GREG MCCARN is elevated to VP/ Music Hall in New York, as well as FM/Little Rock, 501 -296-9903 or Marketing for Disney's Lyric Street NLRB Issues Complaints Against Westwood One feeds before and after the event, free kevinbfm @hotmail.com. Records. He was previously Sr. Dir./ of charge to affiliates. For more info, Region One of the National Labor Relations Board has filed three Product Development. contact Abby McDorman at Westwood complaints against Westwood One alleging that WW1 subsidiaries One, 212 -641 -2009 or amcdorman ment at 831 -429 -2050 or adam@ Metro/Shadow and SmartRoutes violated employees' labor rights and failed @westwoodone.com. wilburentertainment.com. PENALTY RECORDS is renamed to bargain in good faith with AFTRA. The NLRB said that, as part of a $4.5 Penalty Associated Labels and an- million contract with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, SmartRoutes nounces a multiyear partnership with charges $58 per hour for traffic information but pays the employees who UNITED STATIONS adds the new Ryko Distribution. For more info, con- compile the data only $13 per hour. The NLRB also alleges that when short-form "Crook and Chase Up- Radio tact Jackie O. at 4Sight Media Rela- SmartRoutes staffers told a WW1 negotiator they intended to send letters dates," a daily Nashville -based coun- tions, 718 -789 -1818 or jackieomedia to politicians about the matter, the company retaliated by refusing to pro- t try-music feature with Lorianne Crook MAURICE MINER is promoted to Sr. @aol.com. vide the union with information - and, the agency says, SmartRoutes cut and Charlie Chase. For more info, con- Dir./MJI Country Programming & Spe- more than half of its union work force in Cambridge, MA less than a month tact Rob Pierce at United Stations, 212- cials for Premiere Radio Networks. He later. The NLRB has scheduled the matter for trial Aug. 12 in Boston. was Dir. Program- 869 -1111. previously /Country SLEWFOOT RECORDS announces Westwood One did not retum R &R's calls seeking comment. ming. a new pressing and distribution agree- ment with Southwest Wholesale, effec- VH1 RADIO NETWORK will air VH1 tive Sept. 5. For more info, contact Top Nassau Execs Relinquish Posts Storytellers: Robert Plantfrom Aug. 19- KEYMARKET COMMUNICATIONS Mark Pucci at Mark Pucci Media, 770- 25, free of charge to all affiliates. For has moved to 100 Ryan Court, Pitts- Exec. VPs Joan Gerberding and Daniel Henrickson Jr. have left their 804 -9555. more info, contact Abby McDorman at burgh, PA 15205. Phone: 412 -489- positions at Nassau Broadcasting Partners to head up Nassau Westwood One, 212 -641 -2009 or 1001, ext. 104; fax: 412- 489 -1002. Media Partners, a privately owned partnership they have spun off from [email protected]. the parent company. Nassau Media Partners will focus on digital elec- Industry tronic- broadcasting technology. Louis Mercantanti Jr. remains President/ Records CEO of Nassau Broadcasting Partners. WESTWOOD ONE presents the two- TONY DISANTO is promoted to hour Lee Ann Womack: Something SVP/Production for MTV. He was pre- PETE "VOL- Cumulus Completes Delaware Reincorporation Worth Leaving, from Aug. 15 -20, and viously VP /Production. CANO FARMER The Dixie Chicks: Home, on Aug. 26 " On Aug. 1 Media completed its reincorporation in the state is named VP/ Cumulus at 10pm ET. Both programs are hosted of Delaware. Cumulus shareholders approved the change on June A &R for Virgin by R &R Country Editor Lon Helton. For Records Amer- 14. The move from Illinois, Cumulus said, is designed to give the corn - more info, contact Abby McDorman at pany the benefit of the "greater predictability and flexibility" of Delaware ica. He was pre- Westwood One, 212 -641 -2009 or law will have no its viously VP /A &R and effect on business operations. amcdorman @ westwoodone. corn. Products & Services at Arista and LaFace Records. ASSOCIATED PRESS RADIO an- WESTWOOD ONE begins its cov- Farmer nounces NewsDesk 3.0, an upgrade erage of the 2002 Notre Dame football to its content -retrieval software, includ- season on Aug. 31 with the Notre ing new audio links for text stories. For Dame vs. Maryland game. For more Stocks economy may weaken further - more info, go to www.apbroadcast. info, contact Abby McDorman at Continued from Page 1 causing the ad rebound to falter - PHIL WILD is corn. Westwood One, 212 -641 -2009 or and that debt leverage may become appointed SVP/ also off about 110 points from early amcdorman more burdensome for many compa- @@westwoodone.corn. Business Affairs August 2001. nies. Furthermore, Boyle said that for Virgin Records TM CENTURY launches MPower- The latest bad news for radio, America and Blue Mix, a subscription service offering historically low valuations and two WILBUR ENTERTAINMENT adds courtesy of Boyle, was underscored Note /Angel /Man- modular imaging packages delivered weeks of positive Q2 results and Q3 the three -hour syndicated consumer - by his slashing of Cox Radio, Clear hattan Records. in .WAV format via a continuously up- guidance were less than satisfying to electronics and technology program Channel and Radio One's ratings He was most re- dated website. For more info, contact most investors. "Unless you are a Into Tomorrow to its roster. The show from "strong buy" to "buy." Boyle cently an SVP at David Graupner at TM Century, 972- patient value investor," he said, "it's is hosted by Dave Graveline and is fed also lowered Emmis and Saga from 406 -6809 or dgraupner @tmcentury. better to pull back." live on Sundays from 2 -5pm ET. For "buy" to "hold." Wild corn. A long -term recovery for radio more info, contact Wilbur Entertain- Investors were quick to sell, and is also being predicted by commu- Cumulus and Hispanic Broadcasting nications industry researcher also saw significant drops. Mean- Veronis Suhler Stevenson, which while, -Pilot took Jefferson advan- on Monday released its annual irregularities and speculation about tage of its lowest levels since Channel. Inside Radio alleged that trading "Communications Industry Fore- Clear Channel Randy Michaels' surprise departure late September 2001 and approved Clear Channel sought to put Inside cast." In the lengthy report, Vero - Continued from Page 1 from the radio division. a 5 million -share repurchase plan. Radio out of business and to defame nis Suhler forecasts a 3.2% rise in "The news wors- Competing Radio Del Colliano with its parody economic has radio revenues this year, followed file this personal certification well ened and overwhelmed the radio Publications Merge InsidelnsideRadio publication. by a 5.2% gain in 2003. That beats ahead of the SEC deadline and to sector's positive results and guid- Meanwhile, Clear Channel an- Terms of the settlement, which was estimates for all ad media, which join President Bush and the Con- the last two weeks," Boyle nounced on Aug. 2 that its long, ugly reached through mediation, were not ance are expected to rise 2.9% this year gress in support of corporate respon- said. "No near -term catalysts are battle with industry news publication disclosed. and 5.3% in 2003. sibility and accountability." presently looming." He cited recent Inside Radio had finally drawn to a However, some may think Del While radio's outlook is improv- In addition to the SEC -required discouraging reports on employ- close and a settlement had been Colliano got what he wanted all ing, the record industry isn't faring documents, the executives signed ment, consumer confidence, factory reached. Back in November 2000 along, as part of the settlement as well: Veronis Suhler expects a and submitted similar financial-cer- orders and new and existing home Clear Channel sued Inside Radio called for the merger of Inside Ra- 1.9% decline in recorded -music tification documents as required by sales, among other factors, in his de- and publisher Jerry Del Colliano for dio and competing industry publica- revenue this year, followed by a the new Public Company Account- cision to downgrade the radio com- allegedly trying to force Clear Chan- tion M Street Daily. M Street Publi- 1.6% decline in 2003. In fact, the ing Reform and Investor Protection nel to purchase the publication by cations, which is partially owned by panies and said the reports burden an company forecasts revenue de- Act, signed into law last week by launching a "vicious and concerted Clear Channel, acquired Inside already skittish market and fragile record industry President Bush. clines in the over campaign of coercion, public vilifi- Radio's daily fax, daily e-mails and stock prices. the next five years. The announcements came more cation and harassment." website, as well as the weekly pub- Still, Boyle stressed that radio's than a week after Clear Channel Eight counts were filed in New lication Who Owns What. long-term values are attractive - moved up its Q2 investor conference York, including publication of in- The merger reunites M Street just not compelling enough in the Additional reporting by Julie Gidlow, call to address rumors of accounting jurious falsehoods and unfair com- Daily Editor Torn Taylor with Inside near term. He warned that the Ron Rodrigues and Mollie Ziegler. petition and trade practices. Then - Radio, where he spent eight years as CHRONICLE Clear Channel Radio CEO Randy Editor. The daily fax produced by Michaels said at the time that Del the merged entity is called Inside Velasquez portunity. Jason has uniquely dem- Colliano was "using the pages of Radio and is edited by Taylor. Del onstrated a boldness in driving BIRTHS Continued from Page 1 his newsletter to disrupt our business Colliano, who relocated to Scotts- change, building a world -class WFBQ /Indianapolis' Kristi and cause our employees to question dale, AZ in the spring, exits the pub- have brought an uncommon vitality record label with an incredible Lee, daughter Sophie, July 29. the integrity of their company." lishing business and will become to the many projects she has worked. group of executives and artists After that suit was dropped in more involved with teaching at the We are all thrilled that she will play alike. I am thrilled to be part of CONDOLENCES New York and refiled in the Texas University of Southern California. a key role on Lava's senior manage- that group and look forward to Country-music songwriter Joe courts, Inside Radio struck back in ment team." working with him in making Lava Allison, 77, Aug. 2. July 2001 by filing a $115 million Additional reporting by Julie Gidlow Velasquez said, "Being a part of even more competitive in the mar- suit in New York against Clear and Mollie Ziegler. the new Lava is a tremendous op- ketplace." www.americanradiohistory.com National Music Formats August 9, 2002 R &R 19 <4' CORADI 0 NETWORKS Mainstream AC SATELLITE MUSIC Mike Bettelli m` RADIO CHOICE' ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMMING NORAH JONES Don't Know Why v Gary Knoll 800 -231 -2818 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing Parkerson 202 23 million homes 10 million homes 180,000 businesses Lori -380 -4425 Rock Mainstream Country 27,000 businesses Rick Gillette 800 -494 -8863 20on20 (XM20) BUZZHORN Ordinary Ray Randall/Hank Aaron Available on digital cable and DirecTV DMX Inflight Kane CHEVELLE The Red REBECCA LYNN HOWARD Forgive NO DOUBT Underneath 'kt All Adam Neiman 646 -459 -3300 Jon Wheat TED NUGENT Crave PINMONKEY Barbed Wire And Roses Hates Me OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There HIT LIST The hottest tracks in the air on 31 airlines PUDDLE OF MUDD She New Country worldwide, targeted at 25 -54 adults. THEORY OF A DEADMAN Nothing Could Come... BPM (XM81) Seth Neiman Hank Aaron TORI AMOS Scarlet's Walk Alternative Blake Lawrence AVRIL LAVIGNE SkBer Boi RASCAL FLATTS These Days COLDPLAY In My Place CHEVELLE The Red 4 CLUBBERS Children 2002 WESTLIFE World Of Our Own ELVIS PRESLEY VS. JXL A Little Less Conversation PHIL VASSAR American Child NICKELBACK Never Again FRAGMA Embrace Me QUEEN We Will Rock You Lia G00SEBUMP Never Gomm Do R &B & HIP -HOP BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Born to Run RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Zephyr Song BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Lonesome Day GAVIN ROSSDALE Adrenaline Ken Moultrie /Hank Aaron The Heart (XM23) Damon Williams AMERIE All I Have SINCH Something More ALAN JACKSON A Work In Progress BONE THUGS -N- HARMONY f/3LW Get Up 8 Get It Johnny Williams VANESSA CARLTON Ordinary Day WHITE STRIPES Dead Leaves And The Dirty Ground MARTINA MCBRIDE Where Would You Be MARIO Braid My Hair WILL SMITH I Can't Stop DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By °°y.°.-ex,::a.M MR.CHEEKS & FLOETRY Let's Get Wild BUNBURY Lady Blue Triple A tW. MMIM:sVa^NIMMIOSONt JIM BRICKMAN & JANE KRAKOWSKI You TANK One Man VOLUMEN CERO Hollywood MAIA SHARP Willing To Burn The Loft (XM50) 24 HOUR FORMATS CHR Mike Marrone RAP This section features this week's new adds Jon Holiday 303 - 784 -8700 EMINEM Cleanin' Out My Closet ANNE MCCUE Always on DMX MUSIC channels available via digi- Damon Williams JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT BareNaked Adult Hit Radio ANNE MCCUE Angel Inside tal cable and direct broadcast satellite. DJ COOL & MAGOO Back Up Out My Way HOOBASTANK Running Away JJ McKay BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN You're Missing FOXY BROWN & N.O.R.E. Stylin' CHR/POP NELLY f /KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma ELVIS VS. JXL A Little Less Conversation NICKEL CREEK Spit On A Stranger IRV GOTTI & JODY MACK Rise With Us NORAH JONES Don't Know Why NICKEL CREEK This Side Jack Patterson Mainstream AC EMINEM Cleaning Out My Closet MORCHEEBA & SLICK RICK Women Lose Weight SHERYL CROW Steve McQueen Adult Contemporary RAW (XM66) JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT Barenaked ONYX & HAVOC Hold Up NINE DAYS Good Friend Rick Brady Leo G. CHR/RHYTHMIC UNCLE CRACKER In A Little While SKILLZ & MISSY ELLIOTT Crew Deep JAMES TAYLOR On The 4th Of July BONE THUGS -N- HARMONY Get Up & Get It XZIBIT & NATE DOGG Multiply Mark Shands Lite AC DR. EVIL Hard Knock Life CD COUNTRY Watercolors (XM71) JIM BRICKMAN You CAM'RON Hey Ma Rick Morgan Steve Stiles SMOOTH R &B CHER A Different Kind Of Love Song LEANN RIMES Life Goes On CHRIS BOTTI Lisa URBAN THE CORRS f/BONO When The Stars Go Blue Damon Williams JOSH TURNER She'll Go On You GREG ADAMS Blondes & Bottles KENNY G f/CHANTÉ MOORE One More Time AMERIE Can't Let Go Jack Patterson JEFF KASHIWA 3 Day Weekend MUSIO Don't Change AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated US COUNTRY KEITH SWEAT One On One JULIA FORDHAM Love BIG TYMERS Oh Yeah SOLUNA For All Time PRINCE She Loves Me For Me Penny Mitchell JULIA FORDHAM Italy BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising RAHSAAN PATTERSON The One For Me ALTERNATIVE WILLIE NELSON Maria (Shut Up And Kiss Me) KENNY RANKIN Round Midnight Dave Sloan NAC WILL DOWNING Cool Water ROCK LIFEHOUSE Spin CHRIS BOTTI Lisa COUNTRY WILL DOWNING Don't Talk To Me GREAT AMERICAN CLINIC Walking With Thee Gary Susalis Christian AC Jim Murphy 303 - 784 -8700 X Country (XM12) AARON LEWIS Black ROCK LINCOLN BREWSTER All I Really Want NICKEL CREEK This Side Jessie Scott BOODA VELVETS Staring At The Sun Stephanie Mondello BILLY RAY CYRUS What Else Is There RAGWEED Live At Billy Bob's UC CROSS CANADIAN DISTURBED Prayer LITTLE BIG TOWN Everything Changes DRAGPIPE Simple Minded DRIVE -BY TRUCKERS Southern Rock Opera GAVIN ROSSDALE Adrenaline EMINEM Cleanin' Out My Closet JUBAL FOSTER Jubal Foster FLIPP Freak ADULT ALTERNATIVE Country KEVIN FOWLER High On The Hog GAVIN ROSSDALE Adrenaline WESTW000 ONE STEVE AZAR Waitin' On Joe STEVE SPURGIN Tumbleweed Town JOE BONAMASSA Unbroken Stephanie Mondello AARON TIPPIN If Her Lovin' Don't Kill Me WALT WILKINS Rivertown BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising Let's Go LA GUNS OK, PETER STUART With My Heart In Your Hands Charlie Cook 661 -294 -9000 Real Jazz (XM70) LIFEHOUSE Sparkle ADULT CONTEMPORARY PATTI AUSTIN For Ela NOISE THERAPY Star 69 (Waiting For Nothing) BRUCE BARTH Ask Lie Now Jason Shiff Soft AC OFF BY ONE Been Alone WAYNE SHORTER Footprints NO DOUBT Underneath It All O Andy Fuller CASASSANDRA WILSON Belly Of The Sun QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE No One Knows JOHN MAYER No Such Thing RUSSELL GUNN Blue On The D.L. INTERNATIONAL HITS ROBERT PLANT Darkness, Darkness ANNE HAMPTON CPLLOWAY Signature Mark Shands Bright AC JEAN MICHEL PILC -no SEETHER Fine Again DEE DEE Forever Music Programming/Consulting Jim Hays KEVIN MAHOGANY Pride & Joy STONE SOUR Bother JOSH ONE Contemplation HANCOCK, BRECKER & HARGROVE Direction in Ken Moultrie 800 -426 -9082 ELVIS VS. JXL A Little Less Conversation COUNTRY JOEY DEFRANCESCO The Philadelphia... ALTERNATIVE Alternative Mainstream Country NNEENA FREELON Tales Of Wonder Leanne Flask Adam Neiman Jones VICTOR FIELDS 52nd Street LITTLE BIG TOWN Everything Changes Steve Young /Kristopher David Felker In The AUTOPILOT OFF Long Way To Fall JOHN HICKS Songs Key... KELLIE COFFEY At The End Of The Day P.O.D. Satellite JOHN M. MONTGOMERY 'Til Nothing Comes Between Us ORBET DAVIS Priority PROGRESSIVE EMERSON DRIVE Fall Into Me PUDDLE OF MUDD She Hates Me LARRY VUCKOVICH Blue Balkan Young & Elder OUARASHI Mr. Jinx BILL CHARLAP Stardust Liz Opoka DANCE David Felker YAYA 3 Yaya 3 Active Rock BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA People Get Ready Danielle Ruysschaert EMERSON DRIVE Fall Into Me JESSICA WILLIAMS This Side Up Mary ORBITAL Back To Mine LINDA THOMPSON Dear Steve Young/Kristopher Jones BRAD PAISLEY I Wish You'd Stay VICKI TRUE Bout Tine T.A.T.U. All The Things She Said BLINOSIDE Pitiful EDDIE PALMIERI L_ Perfecta 2 PATTY GRIFFIN Chief DJ MARC AUREL Running (Domination Mix) The Love PINA Cold Storm INJECTED Bullet DIANA KRALL _ook Of LAMYA Empires (Sander Kleinberg Paranoid Mix) In Town PUDDLE OF MUDD She Hates Me §7-Ct PETER ELDRIDGE Stranger LAYO & BUSHWACKA Love Story (Tim Deluxe...) :frl- t'-i'--' THREE TENORS NO OPERA Deconstruction Ahead LITE JAZZ THEORY OF A DEADMAN Nothing Could Come... ,t?'#.vtJica NE11h/O1=iKS BOBBY WATSON L ¿e & Learn Gary Susalis RAP/HIP -HOP DEE DEE BRIDGEVAATER This Is New Heritage Rock EUGE GROOVE Play Date Mark Shands After Midnite CHARLES EARLAND If Only For One Night Steve Young /Kristopher Jones CAPITAL f/THE MOLEMEN Currency Exchange REBECCA LYNN HOWARD Forgive E.S.T. Strange Place For Snow JONATHAN BUTLER Wake Up CAM'RON Hey Ma BREAKING BENJAMIN Polyamorous PHILLIP MANUEL _ove Happened To Me MIKE PHILLIPS Huron Ave. SMILEZ & SOUTHSTAR Tell Me ; ..:ftt&.vaMMg .<,M OW M:CeM,K.. MEN.W ANDY EZRIN Tactila CHR NORMAN BROWN Just Chillin' NO GOOD Woozie CECIL BROOKS Lint At Sweet Basil NAAM BRIGADE Early In The Game Steve Young /Josh Hosier JOEY DEFRANCESCO Ballads & Blues HOOBASTANK Running Away JASON MORAN M)dernistic raRNRAM RADIO 11ETMfN(S KARRIN ALLYSON In Blue DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going BRITNEY SPEARS Boys Rhythmic CHR WAITT RADIO NETWORKS Steve Young /Josh Hosier Alternative rt!! CAM'RON Hey Ma Chris Reeves 970 -949 -3339 430 million mortaioen Soft AC BRAD La, La, La 21,000 movie theaters Artist/Tile Total Plays Mike Bettelli DISTURBED Prayer GAVIN ROSSDALE Breathe WEST SIMON AND MILO Get A Clue 78 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why 1. AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated A *TEENS Can't Help Falling In Love 75 2. EVE f/ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' CHRISTINA MILIAN Call Me, Beep Me 75 3. BBMAK Out of Ny Heart... 4. BEENIE MAN f/ANETJACKSON Feel It Boy PLAY I'm Gonna Make You Love Me 74 5. MONICA All Eye On Me AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated 74 MIDWEST LIL' BOW WOW Take Ya Home 74 1. AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated LMNT Juliet 74 CONCERT PULSE 2. BBMAK Out of Yly Heart.. AARON CARTER Summertime 72 3. EVE f/ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' Avg. Gross Among this week's new tours: 72 4. BEENIE MAN I /.ANET JACKSON Feel It Boy 'N SYNC Pop Pos. Artist (in 000s) 5. MONICA All Eye On Me WILL SMITH Black Suits Comin' (Nod Ya Head) 39 1 PAUL MCCARTNEY $2,710.7 BRITNEY SPEARS Overprotected 36 SOUTHWEST 2 EAGLES $1,133.3 BETTER THAN EZRA/ 1. AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated JUMP5 God Bless The USA 35 COWBOY MOUTH 3 CHER $1,119.1 2. EVE f /ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' PINK Get The Party Started 34 3. BBMAK Out of My Heart... 4 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND $869.2 DOVES 4. BEENIE MAN t7ANET JACKSON Feel It Boy NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl) 33 5 BRITNEY SPEARS $857.5 5. JEWEL This W_y MICHELLE BRANCH Everywhere 32 ENTRAIN 6 RUSH $499.2 NORTHEAST BAHA MEN Who Let The Dogs Out 32 7 GREEN DAY /BLINK -182 $439.8 PHANTOM PLANET 1. AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated DESTINY'S CHILD Survivor 32 2. EVE f /ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' 8 BROOKS & DUNN $339.0 NO What Girls Do 32 SHANNON WRIGHT BEENIE MAN fIJANET JACKSON Feel It Boy SECRETS That's 3. 9 ROBIN WILLIAMS $332.8 4. BBMAK Out of My Heart... VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles 31 TEENA MARIE 10 HAGAR/ROTH $301.7 5. JEWEL This Way PINK Most Girls 28 11 ALAN JACKSON $290.0 SOUTHEAST The CONCERT PULSE is courtesy of 1. AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated 12 KENNY CHESNEY $281.0 Pollster, a publication of Promoters' Playlist for the week ending Aug. 3 2. BBMAK Out a- My Heart... 13 WIDESPREAD PANIC $247.7 On -Line Listings, 800- 344 -7383; 3. EVE f/ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' California 209- 271 -7900. $210.8 4. BEENIE MAN f/JANET JACKSON Feel It Boy 14 INCUBUS 5. MONICA All Eyez On Me 15 VANS WARPED TOUR $197.1 www.americanradiohistory.com 20 R &R August 9, 2002 Television/Films 72 million households 75 million households TELEVISION Tom Calderone Paul Marszalek VP/Programming VP/Music Programming TOP TEN SHOWS July 29 - August 4 Plays ADDS Total Audience Adults NELLY Hot In Herre (105.5 million households) 18-49 DUNCAN SHEIK On A High COUNTRY MUSIC ISION IRV GOTTI PRESENTS... Down 4 U ciÏi Plays 1 CSI AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated 1 American Idol (Tuesday) BIG TYMERS Still Fly 56.8 million households 2 Everybody Loves Raymond 2 Dog Eat Dog CREED One Last Breath 26 EVE I /ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Levin Brian Philips, Sr. VP/GM 3 48 Hours (Monday) 3 CSI N.O.R.E. Nothin' PINK Just Like A Pill 25 Chris Parr, VP/Music & Talent WEEZER Keep Fishin' AEROSMITH Girls Of Summer 25 4 American Idol (Tuesday) 4 American Idol (Wednesday) PINK Just Like A Pill JOHN MAYER No Such Thing 23 5 Law & Order 5 Rerun Show P. DIDDY f /GINUWINE... I Need A Girl Pt. 2 MING TEA I /AUSTIN POWERS Daddy Wasn't There 22 BRITNEY SPEARS Boys 6 Dog Eat Dog 6 Will & Grace RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way 19 ADDS SHAKIRA Objection (Tango) WEEZER Keep Fishin' 19 7 Becker 7 Friends RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way NICKEL CREEK This Side DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going 19 Hate To I 8 60 Minutes HIVES Say Told You So LITTLE BIG TOWN Everything Changes 8 Big Brother 3 (Wednesday) NEW FOUND GLORY My Friends Over You DEF LEPPARD Now 19 9 Dateline (Tuesday) (tie) Fear Factor VINES Get Free NO DOUBT f /LADY SAW Underneath It All 19 TOP 20 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials 10 American Idol (Wednesday) 10 Everybody SHAKIRA Objection (Tango) 18 Loves Raymond ELVIS VS. JXL A Little Less Conversation BROOKS & DUNN My Heart Is Lost To You NORAH JONES Don't Know Why 18 Source: Nielsen Media Research MARIO Just A Friend 2002 KENNY CHESNEY The Good KYLIE MINOGUE Love At First Sight 18 Stuff ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Don't Turn Off The Lights SHERYL CROW Steve McQueen 17 DARRYL WORLEY I Miss My Friend NO DOUBT f /LADY SAW Underneath It All COMING NEXT WEEK TRACE KORN Thoughtless OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There 16 ADKINS Help Me Understand JIMMY EAT WORLD Sweetness GOO GOO DOLLS Big Machine 16 BLAKE SHELTON Or Red son Daly (NBC, check local listings VANESSA CARLTON Ordinary Day COUNTING CROWS American Girls 15 DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone Friday, W9 KYLIE MINOGUE Love At First Sight for time). ALANIS MORISSETTE Precious Illusions 10 LONESTAR Not A Day Goes By Marc Anthony, The Tonight PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not LENNY KRAVITZ If I Could Fall In Love 10 MARK CHESNUTT She Was Show With Jay Leno (NBC, check 3LW Do (Wanna Get Close To You) Tuesday, 8/13 ELVIS VS. JXL A Little Less Conversation 10 local BRAD MARTIN Before I Knew Better listings for time). WYCLEF JEAN 1 /CLAUDETTE ORTIZ Two Wrongs And You Will Know Us By The JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT Barenaked 7 EMINEM Without Me PHIL VASSAR Counting Crows, Late Show American Child Trail Of Dead, David Letterman. AMERIE Why Don't We Fall In Love BEYONCÉ Work It Out 7 With David Letterman (CBS, check DIAMOND RIO Beautiful Mess They Might Be Giants, Conan LIL' BOW WOW Basketball ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Don't Tum Off The Light 7 local listings for time). KELLIE COFFEY When You Lie Next To Me LUDACRIS I &I-20 Move Bitch O' Brien. /MYSTIKAL CELINE DION I'm Alive 6 Ice Cube is interviewed and LEE ANN WOMACK Something Worth Leaving Behind JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT Barenaked Dave Pirner, Craig Kilbom. BBMAK Out Of My Head... 6 Lyle Lovett performs on Late Night TRUST COMPANY Downfall WILLIE NELSON Maria (Shut Up And Kiss Me) THE CORRS fBONO When The Stars Go Blue 6 With Conan O'Brien (NBC, check OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There TOBY KEITH Courtesy Of The Red, White And Blue MOBY Extreme Ways 4 SCARFACE On My Block local listings for time). ALAN JACKSON Drive (For Daddy Gene) AMERIE Why Don't LINKIN PARK Points Of Authority We Fall In Love 4 STEVE AZAR I Don't Have To Be Me ('Til Monday) FILTER Where Do We Go From Here DARIUS RUCKER Wild One 4 Saturday, 8/10 MARTINA MCBRIDE Where BEENIE MAN f /JANETJACKSON Feel It Boy 311 Amber 4 Would You Be... Mick Jagger, Saturday Night INCUBUS Warning JOE NICHOLS The Impossible BEENIE MAN f /JANET JACKSON Feel It Boy 3 Live (NBC. check local listings for CLIPSE Grindin' COLDPLAY In My Place 2 MONTGOMERY GENTRY My Town time). ASHANTI Happy KID ROCK You Never Met A M/F Quite... 2 Glenn Lewis, Showtime at the TRICK DADDY f/CEE-LO & BIG 13011n Da Wind I i ASHANTI Happy 2 LIL' WAYNE Of HEAVY Apollo (check local listings for time Way Life DlavlePimer I ELTON JOHN Original Sin 2 _ ANGIE MARTINEZ If I Could Go and channel). BLAKE SHELTON or Red STYLES Goodtimes ROBERT PLANT Darkness, Darkness 1 Goldfinger, Carson Daly. BROOKS & DUNN My Heart Is Lost To You EMINEM Cleanin' Out My Closet MUSIO Halfcrazy 1 Monday, 8/12 DIXIE CHICKS Long Time MONICA All Eyes On Me Gone Wednesday, 8/14 JENNIFER LOPEZ f/NAS I'm Gonna Be Alright 1 Gene Simmons guest stars on BEYONCÉ Work It Out KENNY CHESNEY The Good Stuff WYCLEF JEAN f/CLAUDETTE ORTIZ Two Wrongs 1 the second night of Joy Behar's five - Yo-Yo Ma, David Letterman. B2K Gots Ta Be LEE ANN WOMACK Something Worth Leaving Behind NICKELBACK Never Again 1 Filter, Carson Daly. BRANDY Full Moon part talk series, Love, Hate & Joy TOBY KEITH Courtesy Of The Red, White And Blue DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (ABC Family, 10:30pm). Video airplay for Aug. 12 -18. Thursday, 8/15 N.E.R.O. Rock Star Moby and David Bowie, Jay DMX We Right Here HOT SHOTS Leno. Dolly Parton, David Letterman. TWEET Call Me Etta James. David Letterman. Oasis, Conan O'Brien. FAITH EVANS Burnin Up NICKEL CREEK This Side Riddlin Kids, Late Late Show International Noise Con- FABOLOUS f /JAGGED 36 million households EDGE Trade It All Pt. 2 PIN MONKEY Barbed Wire And Roses With Craig Kilbom (CBS, check lo- spiracy, Craig Kilbom. RAPHAEL SAADIQ f /D'ANGELO Be Here Cindy Mahmoud WILLIE NELSON Maria (Shut Up And Kiss Me) Lil Bow Wow, Carson Daly BBMAK Out Of My Heart... VP/Music Programming cal listings for time). 8 Entertainment SEAN PAUL Gimme The Light Breeders, Last Call With Car- - Julie Gidlow SEETHER Fine Again Heavy rotation songs receive 28 plays per week. VIDEO PLAYLIST Hot Shots receive 21 plays per week. Video playlist for the week ending Aug. 3. P. DIDDY f /GINUWINE... I Need A Girl Pt. 2 TWEET Call Me Heavy and Hot Shots are frozen. FILMS STYLES Goodtimes Adds and Top 20 are current as of August 2. 2002 AMERIE Why Don't We Fall In Love 55 million households BOK BOX OFFICE TOTALS NELLY Hot In Herre Aug. 2 -4 Peter Cohen BLOCK BIG TYMERS Still Fly VP/Programming Title Distributor S Weekend $ To Date IRV GOTTI PRESENTS... Down 4 U EVE 1 /ALICIA 1 Signs (Buena Vista)` $60.11 $60.11 Rap Adds KEYS Gangsta Lovin' LUDACRIS f /MYSTIKAL A 1.20 Move Bitch 2 Austin Powers In Goldmember (New Line) $31.11 $141.67 No Adds MARIO Just A Friend 2002 The Master a w GREAT 3 Of Disguise (Sony)* $12.55 $12.55 Pop Adds RAP CITY TOP 10 4 Martin Lawrence Live: Runteldat (Paramount)* $7.37 $7.37 * AMERICAN 5 Road To Perdition (DreamWorks) $6.60 $77.15 No Adds BIG TYMERS Still Fly 6 Stuart Little 2 (Sony) $6.11 $46.86 N.O.R.E. Nothin' Urban Adds COUNTRY. 7 Men In Black 2 (Sony) $4.80 $182.07 LUDACRIS f/MYSTIKAL & 1.20 Move Bitch *s ca 8 The Country Bears (Buena Vista) No Adds EMINEM Cleanin' Out My Closet $3.14 $11.79 9 My Big Fat Greek Wedding (IFC) Rhythmic Adds STYLES Goodtimes $3.00 $40.17 TRICK DADDY f /CEE -LO & BIG BOI In Da Wind Jim Murphy, VP/Programming 10 K-19: The Widowmaker (Paramount) $2.85 $30.74 No Adds NELLY Hot In Herre 19 million households Rock Adds LIL' WAYNE Way Of Life 'First week in release. All figures in millions. Source: ACNielsen EDI EVE f /ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' No Adds NAPPY ROOTS Po' Folks ADDS COMING ATTRACTIONS: This N.E.R.D. f/Kelis & Pusha T (Truth week's openers include XXX, star- or Dare"), Pastor Troy f/Ms. Jade Adds for the week of August 5. Video playlist for the week ending August 11. BLACKHAWK I Will ring Vin Diesel. Disc one of the film's ("Are We Cuttin "'). Big Tymers ( "Still DOLLY PARTON Dagger Through The Heart two -CD Universal soundtrack con- Fly'), Mack 10 f/Ice Cube, W.C. & EVE f /ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' TOP 10 tains Gavin Rossdale's "Adrena- Butch Cassidy ( "Connected for RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way TOBY KEITH line," Moby's "Landing," Queens Of Life"), Mr. Cheeks f/Missy Elliott & WEEZER Keep Fishin' Courtesy Of The Red. White And Bise David Cohn NELLY Hot In Herre KENNY CHESNEY The Good Stuff The Stone Age's "Millionaire," P. Diddy ( "Lights. Camera. Action!"), CLIPSE Grindin' General Manager DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone Mushroomhead's "Before I Die," Posta boy f/Rashad ( "I'm Okay"). JIMMY EAT WORLD Sweetness VINES Get Free RHONDA VINCENT I'm Not Over You Rammstein's "Feuer Frei," Drown- Dani Stevenson's "Yo, Yo, Yo" and FAITH EVANS Burnin' Up KORN Thoughtless 2 BLAKE SHELTON 01' Red ing Pool's "Bodies (Vrenna XXX Joi's "Lick." LINKIN PARK Points Of Authority OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There DARRYL WORLEY I Miss My Friend Mix)." Hatebreed's `I Will Be in COLDPLAY In My Plate FILTER Where Do We Go From Here Opening limited release this SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials EMINEM Cleanin' Out My Closet GARY ALLAN The One Heard," Orbital's "Technologicque week is The Good Girl, starring Jen- SLUM VILLAGE Tainted LUDACRIS f/MYSTIKAL & 1.20 Move Bitch MONTGOMERY GENTRY My Town N.O.R.E. Park," Flaw's "Get Up Again" and nifer Aniston. Look sharp for former Nothin' ELVIS VS. JXL A Little Less Conversation TRACE ADKINS Help Me Understand STYLES Goodtimes DEFAULT Deny Fermin IV's "004" Disc two includes X frontman John Doe in a support- NAPPY ROOTS Po' Folks AUDIDVENT JOE NICHOLS The Impossible The Energy cuts by Nelly f/Toya ( "Stick Out Ya ing role. PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not NEW FOUND GLORY My Friends Over You Wrist"), Lil' Wayne ( "Look at Me "), Video playlist for the week of July 29- Aug. 4. Information current as of August 2, 2002. - Julie Gidlow www.americanradiohistory.com News/Talk/Sports August 9, 2002 R &R 21 AL PETERSON [email protected] "When people hear you talking about things they're interested in, they love you. When you talk about things they're not interested in, they don't hate you. It's much worse - they don't Personalities Rule At Talk Radìo care about you." In a changing broadcast business, great Talk hosts are still in demand Throughout the history of radio, no matter how many changes have taken place in our industry, WS: If you become a talk host, any given subject. Their opinion your life will never be the same. can be anticipated, and it never one thing has remained constant: Great personalities make great radio. _ The minute you give your opinion changes. That's true of people like And there's no format radio talents can take to- six -hour jock shift where the CDs on the air, you are subjecting your Paul Harvey, Howard Stern, Rush where that fact is truer day to help them make the don't work, the AudioVault crash- family to ridicule and safety Limbaugh, Dr. Laura, Neil Rogers than Talk. Great talk transition to the ultimate es, the phone lines are down, and threats. When you visit the local and Mark Belling, and it's true of shows come from person- personality format, Talk there are no commercials. That's butcher, rather than him being hap- every single star on the radio. alities who are so compel- radio. how you have to prepare every day py to see you, he may not even The difference between just some- ling and so entertaining to do a good talk show. want to serve you. Your anonymi- body on the radio and a radio star is that listeners make an ap- R &R: You've said that R &R: What 's one wrong reason ty will vanish, and you'll have to that you know, without any doubt, pointment to hear their there is a wealth of oppor- for making a move from music ra- be prepared for a very different how the stars feel about any given programs. tunity in Talk for personal- dio to Talk? way of life, especially if you're subject. It's through your opinion that Whether you are talking ities from other formats. WS: When I ask DJs why they good, because the better you are the audience gets to know you and about successful national What do music -radio per- want to do Talk, the No. 1 thing they and the more persuasive you are, what you are all about, and that's Walter Sabo hosts like Rush Limbaugh, sonalities need to know if say is, "I'm really tired of all these the greater the emotional reaction how you become a star. Howard Stern, Don Imus and Phil they want to successfully make the restrictive format rules and just you will get. R &R: Any advice to hosts on Hendrie or local legends like transition? reading liner cards. I really have a R &R: What are some questions how to improve their performance KFMB /San Diego's Jeff and Jer, WS: They need to know about lot to say." Guess what? The really to ask yourself if you're consider- and their overall careers? KFBK/Sacramento's Tom Sullivan, the fifth minute. Most people who good Talk stations have format ing a move to Talk radio? WS: Number one, stop listening WTKS /Orlando's Monsters of the have only done music radio have clocks and rules about things like WS: You must be prepared to to other hosts. Number two, start Midday and WJR/Detroit's Paul W. never talked for more than four call length, topic selection, produc- give your opinion on a subject paying more attention to all other Smith, they all share a common minutes without a jingle, commer- tion values, bumper music, etc. without fear or apology. Ninety - media, especially the talk shows on trait: They're great radio personal- cials or a song. They have to learn There are just as many format nine percent of people out there TV. I don't mean the stuff on the ca- ities who bring listeners back to about the fifth minute, because it's rules at a well -programmed Talk can't do that. Many people think ble news channels, I mean the stuff their radio stations day after day, along about that time that they start station as there are at any music ra- they're giving their opinion, but that people actually watch, like The year after year, through hard work, to get into trouble. dio station and, as a talent, you they aren't - they're giving opin- View, Oprah, Ricki Lake and Jerry compelling content and a unique One of the biggest misconcep- should be grateful for them, be- ion possibilities. They'll say some- Springer - that's your competition, and entertaining presentation. tions about Talk radio is that it cause they will always make you thing like, "I think this, but some not some guy with a one share. With that in mind, I asked long- means taking calls for three hours, sound good. Not to mention that people think that, and others think The better you know your audi- time broadcast executive, pioneer- and that sounds easy. But the fact smart Talk PDs look for air talent this. So, what do you think ?" That ence, the better the job you'll do. ing programmer and President/ is, it's very hard to get phone calls. who have already done formatted is not giving your opinion. The less time you spend at the ra- CEO of New York City-based Sabo You can't just prepare for a show radio. The common trait of every star dio station talking to radio people Media Walter Sabo to share his where you'll be taking phone calls; R &R: What do you see as the on the radio - those who excel be- and the more time you spend at the thoughts on what it is that makes you must prepare to deliver a three - biggest difference between being a yond their stations, no matter food court at the mall learning great radio personalities great. Sabo or four -hour speech every single music -radio personality and being where they go - is that you al- also offers some steps that music- day. Imagine yourself working a a talk host? ways know how they feel about Continued on Page 22 Congratulations Larry Marconi Nominee for Major Market Personality of the Year. Now on the ABC Radio Networks tARRYI/ELD. RAD10 NETWORKS East: 212- 735 -1700 West: 972- 991 -9200 america listens to abc www.americanradiohistory.com 22 R &R August 9, 2002 News/Talk/Sports Personalities Rule.... the argument that the talent pool syndication in Talk radio has created Continued from Page 21 has shrunk in the post- consolida- more jobs for talk hosts than tion radio business? would've ever been possible other- about what people really think and WS: There is no shortage of on- wise. In 1982 there were 59 Talk sta- A Unique Perspective On 9 -11 care about, the better you'll do. You air talent in America. The whine at tions in America. Syndication made Last week we noted some of the programming being also need the courage to put those conventions I hear is a big lie. it possible for more than 1,000 sta- offered by the major radio news networks in the weeks things you hear on the air. We all There's tons of talent out there, ter- tions to switch to Talk, and their ahead to mark the upcoming one -year anniversary of the respond to the power of the mirror. rifically motivated and talented schedules are not all filled with syn- terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. This week veteran in- When people hear you talking people who would kill for you. But dicated shows. Each of them has one, dustry executive Walter Sabo has some outside -the-box about things they're interested in, I do think there is a profound lack two or more local shows, so there are ideas to help hosts offer listeners a unique perspective on they love you. When you talk about of management capable of manag- at least 2,000 on-air talk show jobs the events of that day, as well as on the past year. things they're not interested in, ing good on -air talent. That's true today that didn't exist 20 years ago. We've heard a lot about, very they don't hate you. It's much in radio but not in TV. There has never been a greater need, but little from, firemen, police and other rescue worse - they don't care about you. there has never been more opportu- workers on the scene. How R &R: Does that include listen- nity, and there has never been more about talking to people at the scrap yards who've had to go through every piece of scrap and ID it? I'm ing to family andfriends? respect for the work than there is in sure they have a story. WS: Your friends and family Talk radio today. Where is the janitor from the building on Barclay Street who found will kill you. Tell them not to listen R &R: In recent years some sug- the emergency exit that saved Mayor Rudolph Giuliani from death? and don't talk to them about your "There has never been a gested that the Internet was a great Talk to a security worker at an airport - preferably Boston - to show, because they're going to do see how their work and the perception of their job have changed. greater need, there has potential training ground for new one of two things: They'll either talk talents. Is that option still The highest reading scores in New York City are at the Battery tell you that you're great when never been more there? Park School at the foot of the World Trade Center. For all the talk about you're not, or they'll express their WS: I don't think it ever existed, the environment of a school impacting the effectiveness of education, opportunity, and there own fears and cause you to become and, frankly, that's a lazy answer it seems that a war zone did not impede learning. How did the princi- fearful of discussing things on the has never been more from management. The job of radio pal and teachers do it? air. management is to develop the peo- Besides the victims and their families, the group most changed I am proud to report that I count respect for the work ple who work for them, not to say, by the events are 12 -18- year -olds. This is their Kennedy assassina- Casey Kasem, Sally Jessy Raphael tion, their Challenger than there is in Talk "Go out there and swim in the explosion, their Watergate, their Martin Luther King and Paul Harvey as close friends. ocean and let me know if you assassination. But do you hear them on the air? No. This event will At various times they have all been radio today." drown." Management's job is to have a lifelong effect on their perception of their safety and vulnerabil- at the very top of the radio food say, "Hey, if you swim here, you'll ity and their position in the world, In 10 years they'll be making for- chain, yet you will never have a get to the other shore." eign- policy decisions, designing buildings, deciding whether or not to discussion with any of them about R &R: You recently became a join the armed forces and hiring people of different backgrounds. How radio. But ask them about their lis- major advisor to Sirius Satellite ra- are they doing? Talk to teens. tener, and they become passionate. dio. Do you see expanded opportu- What about Arab Americans? Day to day, how's it going? On Sec- They can describe what they're Why? Because the people who nities for would-be talk hosts at the ond Avenue and Third Street in New York City there's a deli that serves wearing, what they care about and run television have budgets to de- new satcasters? Arab -American taxi drivers almost exclusively, and I'll bet there is such even what their kitchens smell like. velop talent and shows. In our busi- WS: Absolutely. There is ample a restaurant in your town -a good place to take a microphone. They can paint a picture their lis- of ness we have what, five or six huge opportunity at both of the satellite As always, keep it short and sweet, and keep it personal. tener that will surpass a Van Gogh, radio companies, but not one with radio companies but, frankly, more because that's their job. They all a single dime for development. Not so at Sirius. Sirius has a significant know that their job is talk to a lis- one with an executive whose sole development budget, and there will beautiful broadcast facility you that goes too far or content that tener whom they know very well. job is to go to comedy clubs, play- be an enormous amount of original have ever seen. doesn't go far enough? The most important audience to houses or theater classes to find tal- Talk programming on it. It will be R &R: Finally, what questions Pay attention to what's actually pay attention to is the one you want ent - not one. And until that hap- run by Jay Clark, who is great with should a host ask when interview- on the air, because that is the signa- to reach, and they're at the mall. pens, there can be no whining talent. If you have ideas or a show ing for a job? ture of the person who is running They want to hear about their kids, about, "Where do we find talent ?" and you want to give it a shot, it's WS: Ask what the person inter- the station. Ask them about some of their money, that noise under the R &R: What about the other a great place to go. viewing you likes to hear on the ra- the hosts they like or don't like and hood, taxes, sex, their job, sex, side of the coin, that consolidation And you don't have to worry dio. You should get a sense that the why. And, in the end, be honest what's on TV tonight, what we are has shrunk the job market for tal- about answering a blind ad, won- person appreciates good shows and with yourself. If you're not hearing going to eat, where we are going ents? dering whether or not it's going to progressive talent. Ask what they what you want to hear, even if it's this weekend, oh, and sex. That's WS: That's a fear-based myth, as a company that you're already are hearing when they listen to the a huge job, don't take it, because a the stuff they actually care about. far I as can tell. It's only true in real- working for. Sirius is an autono- station. Are they hearing content huge job that doesn't work out is R &R: What is your response to ly small markets. The reality is that mous company, and it has the most they're comfortable with, content called a huge failure. from prophets to palms the f Rock `n Roll Hall of Fame radio talk show host JOEY REYNOLDS T 1E PROPHET speaks the ra, a:> JOEY REY NOLDS words of the , « ., J1;11M WISNfr'R great classic fo THF., interrr,i Me If-?7)1FZ S PROPHET Great& ca. i'CFlRt Reader by lharz,j' Len trio riis 5('tr(rPs. Kablil Gibran Promotions Jlphlíl Gibran 516.781.2749 WizWorks Records www.americanradiohistory.com Ratings August 9, 2002 R &R 23 iggggggg .. .*,?ge gg g.; 12+ SPRING 2002 ARBITRON RESULTS Riverside - San Antonio - #30 San Jose - #31 Providence- Warwick- Station (Format) Owner Wi '02 Sp '02 Station (Format) Owner Wi '02 Sp '02 San Bernardino - #28 KBBT-FM (CHR/Rhy) HBC 7.1 7.7 KGO-AM (Na) ABC 6.5 7.1 Pawtucket - #34 Station (Format) Owner Wi '02 Sp '02 KISS-FM (Act. 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Mex.)Baker Family 1.8 1.9 WWSO -FM (Oldies) Barnstable 5.7 5.2 WPAT -FM (Span. AC) SBS 1.9 1.7 WFNZ -AM (Sports) Infinity 1.5 1.4 WAFX-FM (Cl. Rock) Saga 4.1 4.9 WCAA -FM (Tropical) Hispanic 1.3 1.6 5.5 4.9 WNMX -FM (Adult Std.) GHB 2.1 1.4 WGH -FM (Country) Barnstable WINS -AM (News) Infinity 1.6 1.5 WGIV -AM (Gospel) Infinity 0.7 1.3 WNVZ -FM (CHR /Rhy) Entercom 4.7 4.9 WCTC-AM (N/T) Gr. Media 1.5 1.4 Vegas - #41 WLTC -AM (Gospel) Frank Neely 0.0 1.0 WXEZ -FM (Gospel) Barnstable 5.9 4.7 Las WWZY -FM (Tropical) ** Big City 0.9 1.3 WCMS -FM (Country) Barnstable 5.2 4.1 Station (Format) Owner Wi '02 Sp '02 WPST -FM (CHR /Pop) Nassau 0.9 1.1 WSVY -FM (Rhy /O) Clear Chan. 3.0 3.9 KJUL -FM (Soft AC) Beasley 6.4 8.1 WROX -FM (Alt.) Sinclair Tele. 3.2 3.5 KWNR -FM (Country) Clear Chan. 7.7 7.8 *Was Urban AC until March 15, was WTJM -FM WJCD -FM (Sm. Jazz) Clear Chan. 2.3 3.4 KISF -FM (Reg. Mex.) HBC 6.1 7.6 Austin - #42 until April 16 WNIS -AM (Talk) Sinclair Tele. 4.6 3.4 KXTE -FM (Alt.) Infinity 6.3 5.0 Station (Format) Owner Wi '02 Sp '02 * *Was Country until May 8 WKOC -FM (Triple A) Sinclair Tele. 2.2 3.0 KSNE -FM (AC) Clear Chan. 5.8 4.9 KASE -FM (Country) Clear Chan. 8.2 8.0 WBHH -FM (Urban) Clear Chan. 2.2 2.0 KLUC -FM (CHR/Rhy) Infinity 5.6 4.8 KQBT -FM (CHR /Rhy) Infinity 7.2 6.7 WJOI -AM (Adult Std.) Saga 1.2 1.7 KQOL -FM (Oldies) Clear Chan. 4.8 4.5 KHHL -FM (Reg. Mex.) Amigo Br. 3.3 5.6 SAME -DAY WPCE -AM (Gospel) Willis 0.9 1.2 KMXB -FM (Hot AC) Infinity 4.2 4.0 KLBJ -AM (N/T) LBJ -S 5.6 5.5 RATINGS RESULTS WTAR -AM (N/T) Sinclair Tele. 1.6 1.0 KMZQ -FM (AC) Infinity 2.8 3.8 KROX -FM (Alt.) LBJ -S 5.2 5.3 www.radioandrecords.com WWHV -FM (Urban) On Top 0.9 1.0 KSTJ -FM ('80s) Beasley 3.7 3.8 KVET -FM (Country) Clear Chan. 5.1 5.2 KFMS -FM (CHR/Pop) Clear Chan. 4.1 3.7 KGSR -FM (Triple A) LBJ -S 3.2 4.6 KOMP -FM (Act. Rock) Lotus 5.1 3.7 KKMJ -FM (AC) Infinity 5.7 4.3 KVEG -FM (CHR /Rhy) Kemp Br. 3.0 3.5 KAMX -FM (Hot AC) Infinity 4.5 3.7 KXNT -AM (Talk) Infinity 3.6 3.3 KPEZ -FM (Cl. Rock) Clear Chan. 2.6 3.7 Format Abbreviations KXPT-FM (Cl. Hits) Lotus 2.5 3.0 KEYI -FM (Oldies) LBJ -S 4.2 3.5 KKLZ -FM (Cl. Rock) Beasley 3.3 2.9 KFMK -FM (Rhy /O) Clear Chan. 3.0 3.5 AC -Adult Contemporary, Adult Std. -Adult Standards, B /EZ- Beautiful /Easy Listening, CHR /Pop- Contemporary KRRN-FM (Span. Con.) Entravision 3.4 2.0 KHFI -FM (CHR/Pop) Clear Chan. 3.5 3.5 Hit Radio /Pop, CHR/Rhy- Contemporary Hit Radio /Rhythmic, Cl. Hits -Classic Hits, Cl. Rock -Classic Rock, Full KVGS -FM (Urban) Desert Sky 1.6 1.9 KLBJ -FM (Rock) LBJ -S 3.8 3.4 Sery -Full Service, Hot AC -Hot AC, Misc -Miscellaneous, Reg. Mex- Regional Mexican, Sm. Jazz- Smooth Jazz, KDWN -AM (N/T) Radio Nevada 1.6 1.5 KXMG -FM (CHR /Rhy) LBJ -S 2.7 2.1 Span. AC- Spanish Adult Contemporary, Spanish Con -Spanish Contemporary, Span N/T- Spanish News/Talk, KLSQ-AM (Spanish/O) HBC 1.0 1.4 KTND -FM ('80s) Simmons 1.3 1.6 Spanish /O- Spanish Oldies, Triple A- Triple A, Urban /AC -Urban Adult Contemporary, Urban -Urban KOAS -FM (Sm. Jazz) Desert Sky 1.6 1.4 KVET -AM (Sports) Clear Chan. 1.4 1.4 Contemporary, Urban /O -Urban Oldies. KSFN -AM (Talk) Infinity 0.8 1.0 ©2002 Arbitron. May not be quoted or reproduced without prior written permission from Arbitron. www.americanradiohistory.com 24 R &R August 9, 2002 Oldies CALVIN GILBERT cgilóert@rodioondrecords. com Moving lore Contemporary? The Coleman report also distinguishes between Oldies stations whose av- erage playlist era moved forward by one year or more between 2002 and 2002. Station/Market Moved More Contemporary Did Not Move More Contemporary WCBS /New York KRTH /Los Angeles Adding '70s To the Oldies Mix WJMK/Chicago KFRC /San Francisco KLUV/Dallas Newer music has little impact on ratings, WOGUPhiladelphia according to Coleman KLDE/Houston WBIG/Washington WODS/Boston Many Oldies stations are adding music from the '70s in an attempt to im- WOMC /Detroit prove their Arbitron numbers. But those efforts have had little impact on WFOX/Atlanta their ratings, according to a new Coleman report. WMXJ /Miami KBSG /Seattle About "Oldies Insights - Winter 2002," Oldies stations airing an older -leaning mu- KOOUPhoenix Coleman President Jon Coleman saÿs, "Many sic mix perform slightly better in the adults 35- KQQUMinneapolis Oldies stations are adding more '70s music in 64 demographic than those taking a younger KLOU /St. Louis place of'50s and '60s music in an effort to bol- music approach. WQSR/Baltimore ster their 25 -54 Arbitron performance. The ear- While there is little difference between the KXKUDenver ly indications are that, while these efforts are ratings performances of stations with a more WWSW /Pittsburgh certainly not hurting these stations' performanc- contemporary sound and those with an older KKSN /Portland, es, the positive effects have been minimal." sound among 25 -54- year -olds, there is a dif- OR The "Oldies Insights" report covers 39 Old- ference among 35 -64- year -olds. Stations that WMJI /Cleveland ies stations in the top 50 U.S. markets. Among play an older mix of music have a higher WGRR /Cincinnati its conclusions: share and a slightly higher average Coleman KOLA/Riverside All Oldies stations are playing a more con- Performance Index among the 35 -64 audience KCMO /Kansas City temporary music mix today than in 2000. Two than stations that play a more contemporary KONO/San Antonio years ago the average era of an Oldies station blend. KODJ /Salt Lake City was 1965.7. Today it is one year more recent: Interestingly, among 25 -54 -year -olds, there is WRIT/Milwaukee 1966.7. no difference in the performance of Classic WWBB /Providence The adults 25 -54 Arbitron performance of Rock -leaning Oldies stations and those that do WWMG /Charlotte Oldies stations declined by 3% between winter not lean toward Classic Rock. But there is a dra- WSHE/Orlando N/A 2000 and winter 2002. matic difference among 35 -64 -year-olds: The N/A There is little difference in the ratings per- Coleman Performance Index is considerably WGLD /Indianapolis formances of Oldies stations that play an older higher for stations with little classic rock music KQOULas Vegas blend of music and stations that play a newer compared to stations that play a lot of classic KEYI /Austin blend. Oldies stations taking a newer music ap- rock. Thus, it appears as though classic rock has WMQX/Greensboro proach do, however, have slightly younger au- little effect on the 25 -54- year -old performance WTKUNew Orleans dience compositions than their older counter- of Oldies stations, but it undermines their per- WMAK/Nashville N/A N/A parts. formance among adults 35 -64. WTRG/Raleigh Oldies stations that have most significantly WDRC /Hartford contemporized their music mixes over the last A complete copy of Coleman's "Oldies In- WHIT/Buffalo two years perform comparably to those that have sights - Winter 2002 " report is available for not contemporized as quickly. free at www.colemaninsights.com. Older Vs. Newer Music Blends In Coleman's "Oldies Insights - Winter 2002" report, Oldies stations were divided into two groups: those airing an older music blend and those airing Classic Rock Content a newer music blend. The determinations were based on the average era Listed below is each station in the anal ysis, along with the percentage of of all titles played during a 24 -hour period. classic rock -coded titles played during a 24 -hour period. Station/Market Older Newer Station/Market Older Newer Station/Market Classic Rock Content Station/Market Classic Rock Content WCBS/New York WMJI/Cleveland WCBS/New York 12.2% WMJI/Cleveland 23.6% KRTH/Los Angeles WGRR/Cincinnati KRTH/Los Angeles 20.3% WGRR/Cincinnati 21.4% WJMK/Chicago KOLA/Riverside WJMK/Chicago 21.1%a KOLA/Riverside 14.3% KFRC/San Francisco KCMO /Kansas City KFRC/San Francisco 21.7% KCMO /Kansas City . 8.8% KLUV/Dallas KONO/San Antonio KLUV/Dallas 19.2% KONO/San Antonio 12.5% WOGUPhiladelphia KODJ/Salt Lake City WOGUPhíladelphia 6.8% KODJ /Salt Lake City 29.6% KLDE/Houston WRIT/Milwaukee KLDE/Houston 20.4% WRIT /Milwaukee 22.4% WBIG/Washington WWBB /Providence WBIG/Washington 25.0% WWBB/Providence 17.2% WODS/Boston WWMG /Charlotte WODS/Boston 20.3% WWMG/Charlotte 14.8% WOMC/Detroit WSHE/Orlando WOMC/Detroit 17.1% WSHE/Orlando 26.6% WFOX/Atlanta WGLD/Indianapolis WFOX/Atlanta 17.2% WGLD /Indianapolis 12.3% WMXJ/Miami KOOULas Vegas WMXJ/Miami 12.7% KQOULas Vegas 10.1 KBSG/Seattle KEYI/Austin KBSG/Seattle 17.3% KEYS /Austin 13.4% KOOUPhoenix WMQX/Greensboro KOOUPhoenix 22.9% WMQX/Greensboro 15.9% KQQUMinneapolis WTKL/New Orleans KQQUMinneapolis 29.6% WTKUNew Orleans 20.4% KLOU/St. Louis WMAK/Nashville KLOU/St. Louis 25.7% WMAK/Nashville 25.4% WQSR/Baltimore WTRG /Raleigh WQSR/Baltimore 17.5% WTRG/Raleigh 18.5% KXKUDenver WDRC/Hartford KXKUDenver 23.0% WDRC/Hartford 15.2% WWSW/Pittsburgh WHTTBuffalo WWSW/Pittsburgh 17.4% WHTT/Buffalo 12.7% KKSN/Portland, OR KKSN/Portland, OR 9.0% www.americanradiohistory.com August 9, 2002 R &R 25 Your place is reserved for the premier The first name in sound The Exploding World Of Warner Bros. Warner Bros. Records 'Stan Cornyn was so hands on' Warner's first artist was teen actor Tab Hunter. "He By Bob Shannon couldn't carry a tune in an armored car," writes Cornyn. And, believe it or not, the first single on the Stan Cornyn used to sing drum solos to his dates. Fast -forward to 1956. Despite some misgivings, label was "The Star Spangled Banner." In 1959 Warner Really. the brothers decided to sell 90% of their company Bros. had its first hit with 77 Sunset Strip TV star Edd Now, maybe it's me, but I think any man who can for $22 million (close to $3.5 billion today) and Byrnes. The song was "Kookie, Kookie, Lend Me Your cop the snap of a snare with his mouth is probably retire. But Jack, who never was and always wanted Comb," and it included the memorable lyric, "Baby, more than capable of capturing the rhythm of the to be President of Warner's, had other plans. you're the ginchiest!" nation with his words. Cornyn, who spent the lion's Behind his brothers' backs, he bought back some of To get "this crap on the radio," writes Comyn, share of his career at Warner Bros., has written a book the stock and was rewarded with the job and title "Warner's candor -unchallenged Don Graham got a railed Exploding: The Highs, Hits, Hype, Heroes and he'd dreamed of. From that point on the calls were Radio KYA (San Francisco) promo going: 'Send in your Hustlers of the Warner Music Group, and if you're in his to make. old comb; we'll send you a new Kookie comb free. "' the record business or ever were or want to be or are You'll have to read the book to see how his Eighty thousand combs later, " Kookie" was a hit. It interested in how music, media and money have brothers responded, but here's a hint: It was ugly. was, however, slightly less than an auspicious impacted our society over the past 50 years, it's a On March 10, 1958 Jack Warner became Chairman beginning. must -read. of a new company called Warner AND SET YOURSELF FREE I've never talked with Cornyn Brothers Records. He named a personally, but, after reading his former Columbia exec, Jim There are a thousand stories in Exploding, each words late into the night for two Conkling, President and marking a place and time when things were simpler days straight, I believe I've gave him eight months to and more exciting than, say, watching ink dry. heard his voice. get things up and running. On the pages of Comyris book you'll meet record legends like Ahmet Ertegun, Jerry Wexler, Mo Ostin SNEAK OUT THE BACK, JACK MAKE A NEW PLAN, STAN and Joe Smith and hear stories about labels being There were 10 Warner Exploding isn't a biogra- born and labels that withered away. Oh, yeah, the siblings, but the Warner phy, per se, but what the same things happened to artists too. You'll read about brothers - the ones you think reader sees is the Warner wild promotion antics ( Elektra's Paul Poulos sent real of when you hear the name - world according to Cornyn. pig heads to radio with a note saying, "Don't be a numbered four: Harry, Abe, "Stanley would know," says pighead. Add the record ") and even wilder conven- Sam and Jack. Jack was the David Urso, who was at tions that ... well, read about them. youngest. Warners from 1972 to 1982. You'll even get a glimpse of artists who took In 1923 Harry Warner incorporated "Stan's a very intelligent man, stardom to the extreme (one trashed his suite and told Warner Bros. Pictures, and three years and he got even brighter in WEA, "It's OK, I can do this because I'm a star, and later, on Oct. 6, 1926, a Warner's film called ® terms of OJT - on the job stars do these things ") and others who left labels of The Jazz Singer opened, starring Al Jolson. It training." Urso says Warner's their own volition but were still human enough to cry was the first talkie and, according to Cornyn, was electric during those because, after all, despite the lure of money, they were turned Jolson into "the Mick Jagger of his time." years and that Cornyn "was so hands on." still leaving old friends behind. Sam died the day before The Jazz Singer opened. Comyn did his undergraduate work at Pomona And, as the book races through the '80s and '90s, Cornyn writes, "To finish the picture on time, Sam College and then headed off to Yale to study drama. you'll meet titans of industry who didn't care about never left the studio. Meals sent in to him lay cold, By 1958 he'd written high -tech copy for an oxygen- the music and never knew the industry's history. untouched. He ate aspirins by the dozen, with milk analyzer company, spent a year in Paris pretending to But, don't get me wrong: This book is a love story. of magnesia chasers." be Hemingway and jumped into showbiz, writing Congratulations, Mr. Cornyn. Well done. Please note By 1928 each of the three remaining Warner liner notes at Capitol Records. When he joined the that I haven't shared what Jack Warner said on his last brothers was making $500,000 a year, the equivalent fledgling Warners that year, his business cards read day. For that, they'll have to read the book. of $50 million today. By 1930 the company owned 93 "Editorial Manager." film distributorships and 525 theaters and had 18,500 On July 21, 1958 his first ad appeared in the trades. employees. It read: Bob Shannon can be reached at [email protected]. ' Country Crossroads Country Hits and Interviews MasterControl Magazine Style Format Adult contemporary music blended with On Track Contemporary Christian Music life brief commentaries about by host The Baptist Hour Brother Jon Rivers. Contemporary Christian Music :60 Features o WEEKLY PROGRAMS Family, Health & Fitness o FREE! o FOLLOWED BY A :24 PROMO SPOT familyNet o VOICE OUT 28:00 6350 West Freeway Fort Worth, TX 76116 -4511 o COMPACT DISC 800 -266 -1837 www.FamilyNetRadio.com email: info @FamilyNetRadio.com www.americanradiohistory.com 26 R &R August 9, 2002 Ugly Kìds Generale Street calk win Cities residents were baffled for more CHR /Pop sister KBKS (Kiss 106.1), who is than a month over the identities of two upped to OM for both stations. A visit to T mysterious preteens whose photos were www.965thepoint.com says the website is under plastered on 12 area billboards featuring the construction, but ST wonders if the station is puzzling phrase "Ugly Kids." Just who were also headed in that direction these strange, badly dressed children? The ahead of a format tweak ... or an billboards generated tons of talk around town ... outright flip. especially from the concerned parents of semi- Expect Louis Kaplan, most recently PD of KLLC /San Francisco, to be named PD of s Ugly Kids Clear Channel '80s outlet WMAX/Atlanta. Louis Speaking of KLLC, the Kaplan station known on -air as "Al- Ugly Kids... ice @97.3" ups part-timer Derek Madden to MD. Become Deeieys He'll continue to handle nights on crosstown sister Alternative KITS (Live 105), where he refers to himself as "The Madden." Dave and Angie, then and now. David Smith, OM /PD of Cox Radio's Louisville cluster, crosses the street to become attractive children. The mystery was finally Director /Operations for Salem's Louisville solved last week, when the blank spaces were cluster. He will oversee WFIA, WGTK, WLSY & filled in, as seen in the lower billboard pictured WRVI. ENERGIZE below. Yes, those gawky, awkward ugly duck- lings grew up to become DJs. Specifically, WFMF /Baton Rouge PD Flash Phillips they're KDWB /Minneapolis morning dude becomes OM for the Premiere -syndicated Kidd Dave Ryan and co- host -beautiful swan Angie Kraddick in the Morning, which means he gets Taylor. the complimentary market upgrade to Dallas. Concurrently, WFMF MD /morning show produc- MORE In a surprising move, KKSF /San Francisco er Super Steve exits for overnights at WEZB VP /Programming and Smooth Jazz icon Paul (B97) /New Orleans. Goldstein has resigned. "It's been a pleasure working at KKSF for the past four years," KFI -AM /Los Angeles afternoon hosts John Goldstein says. "Station management and I Kobylt and Ken Chiampou, a.k.a. John & Ken, have been discussing my desire to pursue other score some major press, thanks to an Aug. 2 FANS interests over the past six months, and they story in the New York Times. The item dis- have been very supportive. I'm going to miss cussed how the boys have made headlines working with Regional VP /Market Manager Ed themselves by getting directly involved in the Does your brand stick? Krampf and KKSF's extraordinary staff, but it's hot -button news stories of the day - everything time for me to pursue some exciting new from the O.J. Simpson murder trial to Califor- Reinforce your identity and sales pump up opportunities." nia's controversial "S.U.V. Tax." They've even with a high energy decal or sticker promotion. been involved in helping to unseat a local judge Contact CGI today. Clear Channel/Tallahassee, FL OM Steve accused of possessing child pornography! King trades his beloved humidity for some Continued on Page 29 ) 29+ YEARS EXPERIENCE IN RADIO serious dry heat by transferring to Tucson to ) DURABLE, COLORFUL GRAPHICS become OM for CHR /Pop KRQQ (93 -7 KRQ) ) HIGHEST QUALITY PRODUCTION and CHR /Rhythmic sister KOHT (Hot 98.3). Rumbles ) AWARD- WINNING DESIGN STUDIO King will also handle the day -to -day program- KABZ/Little Rock PD Kevin Barrett exits ming of KRQ, while Asst. PD /MD Randy the FM Talker due to budget cuts. Williams, a.k.a. R -Dub!, rises to PD. Afternoon driver Sonny "Boom Boom" Decals - Bumper Stickers Coupons Loco rises to Asst. PD at XHTZ (Z90) /San Di- Event Stickers Statics Concert Patches As ST went to press, we learned that Jay ego as Slyed is upped to MD. and more! McCarthy, PD of Clear Channel's WWYZ WAOA /Melbourne PD /morning co -host (Country 92.5) /Hartford, will now be driving up Mike Lowe exits after 12 years of service. KCHZ (Z95.7) /Kansas Asst. PD /MD and down 1 -91 a lot more. That's because he's City /af- SINCE 1973 been upped to Director /Country Programming ternoon host Mike Austin exits. Midday talent for the company's Hartford, CT and Springfield, Jacqui Lucky moves to afternoons, while . : «bommunìcation. MA stations. As a result, he picks up oversight Chris Alan is inbound for nights. for WPKX/Springfield, MA. WLZR /Milwaukee afternoon driver /Imaging Director Ryan Castle joins WZTA/Miami for af- WHERE ail ALITY STICKS Is There A Point ternoons, starting Aug. 26. Asst. PD /MD Lee To This Story? Daniels will move to middays, and Nicole Al- varez (who (800) 331 had been voicetracking the shift) -4438 (918) 258 -6502 It smells like spin spirit at Infinity's '80s comes aboard from WPLA /Jacksonville for www.cgilink.com KYPT (The Point) /Seattle. PD Garett Michaels nights. She replaces Razor, who segues to is out, along with Asst. PD /midday jock Jay crosstown Classic Rock sister WBGG for simi- Slater, MD/afternoon jock Curt Kruse and lar duties. morning hosts Lisa Berrigan, Josh Goodman, Bonneville Hot AC WWZZ /Washington Ron Soos and Dave Eitel. Meanwhile, phone drops its longtime Z104 positioner in favor of a calls regarding KYPT programming are now more streamlined "104." The station's website being taken by Mike Preston, PD of crosstown is now www.moremusic104.com. www.americanradiohistory.com from the CO Early Believers: WLTW, KLLC, WOMX, WALK, CKEY, KURB, KPEK, WHTS Top 15 Airplay - WLTW /NYC Top 5 Phones & Top 10 Callout - WPTE Top 10 Phones - WOMX Top 5 Potential - KLLC Top 5 Phones - WHTS "Before the song was half over, every woman within earshot was in my office asking who it was...Any song that gets that kind of reaction is going right on the radio. I can't wait until the 1.4 million women who listen to the station hear it!" - Jim Ryan, PD/OM -WLTW "Every time we play this record the phones light up!" - Jeff Cushman, PD -WOMX "This has been our surprise record of the year!" - Steve McKay, PD -WPTE "This record has major potential and will be around for the long haul." - John Peake, PD -KLLC GOING FOR ADDS AT RADIO AUGUST 12TH & 13TH Produced by Nash Charnbers Management: Nash r,h..<< n:..ç Hear this album at kaseycharnbers.com 6 www.americanradiohistory.com RADIO PICTIOVOR$CS Hov do I reach contemporary womer 25-54? Heloise Hint: Give them a 90-second feature of practical advice from America's leading Hintologisf Heloise 0: How do I capitalize on a print media personality's wide- Heloise Flint: Cash in on media synergy with Hints From Heloise. Her daily column appears in more than 500 rewspa- pers workiwidc with fin or,tiunted it)adership of 50 million, ci,) bocr,t my fH ratirlqs? 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In an homage to Britney's now- infamous Mexico City concert, which came to a screeching halt after just tour songs, The River's contest works as John Hogan advances to follows: "When you hear Britney cut one of her President/COO of Clear Chan- Custom Production songs short, that's your cue to call in to win," nel Radio. PD Rich Davis tells ST. Clear Channel /Houston sets - Callouts & Montages Vince Richards as Rock OM, Familiar Names In Marc Sherman as AC OM. New Places Chris LaMonica named VP/ Rap Marketing & Promotion for Digital, Clear, Consistent John Hogan Veteran Seattle air talent Ric Hansen Arista Records. signs on to do mornings on Clear Channel's KJR -FM /Seattle, which features "Super Hits of the was a v '60s and '705." Hansen personality Gary Spivack elevated to VP/ 60,000+ Song Library at legendary Top 40 KJR -AM /Seattle from Alternative Promotion at Atlantic. 1972 -76, and he'll continue as President of Lee Hansen upped to VP /OM Radio Parties, his 10- year -old event - of KKSF /San Francisco. marketing management company. Steve Mitchell returns to At- All Formats lanta as PD of WYAY. Mike Cleary, best -known for his 17 years Rob Morris upped to PD of & International Titles in mornings at KNBR /San Francisco, where he KDWB /Minneapolis. shared the mike with Frank Dill, resurfaces Lee Hansen down the coast for mornings at Buckley's Adult On -Time Delivery Standards KIDD (Magic 63) /Monterey. Known Jon Robbins accepts the OM position at as "The Travel and Food Gourmet," Cleary will KMZZ & KRXX/Minneapolis. continue to write a syndicated newspaper Jim Kirkland tapped as PD of WRVR /Mem- column on gastronomy and travel. phis. Lex Staley rejoins WFYV /Jacksonville as PD. ST hears that syndicated countdown Steve Peck promoted to PD at WSNE /Provi- personality Sean "Hollywood" Hamilton may dence. be in talks with Clear Channel concerning the vacant morning gig at CHR /Pop WKSC (Kiss 103.5) /Chicago. We'll keep you posted should John Frawley promoted to PD of WBZ/Bos- anything develop. ton. Bob Welch upped to PD of WQBK- FM /Alba- Leap o' the Week: KKIX /Fayetteville, AR ny, NY. morning hosts Darren Wilhite and Tim Wall will replace Kevin O'Neill in mornings at WYCD /Detroit, beginning Aug. 19. Eddie Fritts is elected Presi- U N L I M I T E D dent of the NAB. Legendary Cleveland broad- KRTH/Los Angeles VP /GM Al- The World's Premier Music Hook Service caster and onetime WZAK/ lan Chlowitz adds KHJ duties. Tom Cuddy becomes OM /PD Cleveland VP /Operations Lynn of WPRO -AM & FM /Provi- Tolliver becomes GM and PD GoldDiscs and HitDiscs dence. l of D &E Communications' Oldies Joel Folger tapped as MD of WRTK- AM/Youngstown, OH. KQRS /Minneapolis. Eddie Fritts Congrats to "Captain" Carl Reese of Adult Standards Lynn Tolliver WCLV -AM, who celebrates his Email: hooks @hooks.com Sky Daniels lands at WYDD /Pittsburgh for 50th anniversary as a Cleveland air personality. weekends. www.hooks.com Donnie Simpson joins WKYS /Washington doing 3 -7pm. FAX: (573)443 -4016 KROQ /Los An g eles hires two new weekend- Records ers: Shadoe Stevens and Sparkle Plenty. 200 Old 63 South, #103 Beyond Music VP /Promotion Mark Gorlick i lakes L.A. -based VP /Promotion duties for Columbia, MO 65201 -6081 Lava. Seconds later, promo vet Mark Rose is Finally, Pollack Media Group is inviting named Lava's new Pacific Northwest promo radio stations to participate in a worldwide 9/11 guy. Global Memorial to coincide with the Ground For The Best Auditorium Virgin VP /Alternative Promotion Geordie Zero ceremony to be held in New York on Sept. Gillespie segues to Hollywood Records for 11. At 8:46am ET, a moment of silence will be Test Hook Tapes similar duties. observed to coincide with the time of the first Interscope /Geffen /A &M West Coast attack at the World Trade Center last year. Rhythm Crossover dude Brian Gray is upped Pollack is suggesting that stations play "One" by to National Rhythm man. Crossover Enrique U2 immediately following that moment, because Ongpin (ex- Virgin Records) returns to the la- the lyrics of the song seem appropriate for the Bernie Grice bel to replace Gray on the Left Coast. somber occasion. If your station or cluster would Epitaph VP /Promotion Christina Whitet- like to participate, please contact Pollack via e- rash segues to Fat Wreck Chords to coordi- -4155 mail at pmg @labridge.com. (573)443 nate the label's marketing efforts. She will re- locate to San Francisco. If you have Street Talk, call the R &R News Desk at 310- 788 -1699, or e -mail streettalk @radioandrecords.com I ta www.americanradiohistory.com 30 R &R August 9, 2002 Sound Decisions, LAUNCHING PAD LAUNCHING PAD LAUNCHING PAD LAUNCHING PAD LAUNCHING PAD LAUNCHING PAD LAUNCHING PAD LAUNCHING PAD LAUNCHING PAD Artist: Piebald Hometown: Boston, MA Label: Big Wheel Recreation Early believers: WFNX/ Boston; KPNT /St. Louis; Breaking Benjamin Break Through KRZQ/Reno, NV Misc.: MTV2's 120 Minutes; By Frank Correia, Music Editor strong specialty show support [email protected] at Alternative radio Whether they're singing heartfelt odes to their defunct touring With their lead single, "Polyamorous," garnering spins and requests from van or recapping lost weekends in "Fear and Loathing on Cape multiple Active Rockers, new Hollywood Records act Breaking Benjamin Cod," Boston's Piebald are a small-label act ready for big -time ex- posure with their excellent album We Are the Friends are certainly feeling at Only That the love the format. "It's really early in the development We Have. of the project, but I've never had a record go top 25 this fast," says Hollywood VP/ Released on Big Wheel Entertainment - the Boston -based in- Rock & Alternative- Promotion Joey Scoleri. dependent that put out split EPs, singles and discs from bands like At The Drive -In, Jimmy Eat World and The Hives before we all The band's upward trajectory can be credited to strong to "Polyamorous." "It had twice the momentum of anything knew how cool these bands were - Friends is sure to win over support from Active Rock stations like KRAB/Bakersfield, that Lifer had ever done." fans of Weezer and Jimmy if given the chance. WRQC/Ft. Myers and WCPRBiloxi, MS, among others. Two members of Lifer were also convinced of Break- Several Alternative stations have stepped out on the single Another key supporter is Alternative KWOD /Sacramento, ing Benjamin's potential. Lifer guitarist Aaron Fink and "American Hearts," an anthemic rocker boasting high- energy hooks melody. which is giving "Polyamorous" steady double -digit spins. bassist Mark James Klepaski, high school friends of and Just don't lump Piebald in with the next big thing: emo. "Cringe," says frontman Travis Shettel of the e-word. "It's a "KWOD is getting top -five phones," Scoleri says. "The Burnley and Breaking Benjamin drummer Jeremy bad word, and no band should be categorized as it. I hope that some- Point [KPNT] in St. Louis has top -five phones already. It Hummel, left their signed group behind to start all over how we've stepped beyond the bounds of that." seems like anyone who's playing the record immediately again with Burnley's unsigned act. Whatever it's labeled stylistically, "American Hearts" has cap- gets phones. I've never had a record move so quickly out With such a strong buzz building in Wilkes Barre, the tured the hearts of several programmers. WFNX/Boston has been of overnights and evenings into all dayparts. We're getting group wouldn't stay unsigned for long. Perl was determined a longtime supporter of the band, and PD Cruze was so impressed immediate response it." on to land the band on Hollywood Records. "1 wasn't going with the track that he brought it to the Alternative Rate -a- Record to take no for an answer when it came to my A &R depart- panel at R &R Convention 2002. ment having a crack at this," he says. Through his relation- Another supporter is KRZQ/Reno, NV MD Matt Diablo, who first ships with Fabbri and the office of Larry Mazur, who man- became aware of the band while working at KXTE (X-treme Ra- ages the group, Perl kept Hollywood's A &R department in dio)/Las Vegas. "I listened to the demo version of 'American Hearts' the Breaking Benjamin loop. and thought it was the best song ever," he says. "I told Dan Perl says, "Other labels were interested, but the band was Kauffman [of U.N.C.L.E. Promotion] to listen to it. He freaked out attracted to some of the things we could offer them - mov- on it and called the label, and they were shocked that he wanted ies, soundtracks and ESPN tie -ins, similar to what we had to work their band. It just went from there." Breaking Benjamin set up for 3rd Strike with the X -Games soundtrack." Diablo, who's playing the song in all dayparts, can attest to the appeal of Piebald. "It's an amazing song, record, "Our A &R department has done a really good job in the an amazing and it's doing huge for us," he says. "It's already top -five phones. It's a Then, of course, there's WBSX, which is in the last year, between 3rd Strike, Breaking Benjamin and A," band's triumphant, fist -pumping rock anthem that's also a great summer hometown says Scoleri. "Our label's starting to heat up; it's a good of Wilkes Barre. "I choked up yesterday when song. It's happy, and it's catchy as hell. I'm really excited about I listened to this CD," says WBSX MD Freddie Fabbri. time. We've had our share of rock records that were good them and their chances at radio. I hope something happens." but not great. Now we've got records that are great." "It's everything I could have dreamed for this band. They "Dan Kauffman and U.N.C.L.E. have been working their butts As for the appeal of the lead single, Scoleri points to are one of the most talented group of guys I've ever had off for Piebald, and it's been amazing," Shettel says. "We've familiar hooks and compelling lyrics. the pleasure of meeting, never mind working with." "The song topic - been added in Boston, Reno and St. Louis. On this tour we've being in love with two people at the If Fabbri sounds emotionally invested in the band, it's same time - is titil- been doing a lot of radio -station stuff - interviews and in -stu- because he should be. After all, Breaking Benjamin is his lating enough for the Active Rock and Alternative listener dio performances. It's an amazing thing for us, since we're not discovery. He first noticed the band when they opened for that they immediately identify with it," he says. "Or if they on a big label." another hometown act, Universal's Lifer. Impressed with don't identify with it on a firsthand basis, they wish they As for the quirky band name, the group discovered it in a high what he saw, Fabbri decided to catch Breaking Benjamin could." school history book. "We didn't even know if it was a real word," on their own. Elegant, Powerful, Shettel says. "It sounded interesting, so we looked it up and found Graceful it meant `spotted and of opposite colors. "' Banking On Benjamin "He's got such an amazing voice," Perl says of Burnley. So, it has no relation to female genitalia? "I try to dispel the "They reeked of something supercreative and special," "I first met him in the band's dressing room, and when he myth," Shettel sighs, "but somehow it can't be dispelled." Fabbri says of the band, then a three -piece outfit. "Ben cleared his throat, the whole room reverberated. It's a pretty Contacts: Marc Kordelos 323 -878 -0684, marc @unclepromo. [Burnley], the singer, gave off this aura, this charisma. Ev- deep album. It reminds me of the first Bush album, where corn; Dan Kauffman, 610 -526-9438, [email protected] ery song this band was doing was amazing. They didn't the first six or seven songs are amazing. have an EP or anything." "He's a bit of a chameleon. Ben will tell you that he takes Fabbri decided to finance Breaking Benjamin's five - the best of everything he hears and can't help but incorpo- song, self-titled EP, which contained the original version of rate it, but, at the same time, he's writing great songs and "Polyamorous." He conferred with his PD, Chris Lloyd, hooks on his own." and then added the song into WBSX's rotation. "After "I call them the elegant, the powerful and the graceful," about four or five months things got crazy," Fabbri says. says Fabbri. "They have the whole package. They fit in ev- "The song went top -five phones and was being requested erywhere, yet they stand alone." all the time in all dayparts." As for the immediate future, Breaking Benjamin are ben- "They put it in at 12 spins a week, and within three efiting from some of Hollywood's corporate synergies with weeks it started pulling phones," Hollywood New York/ an X -Games appearance in Philadelphia on Aug. 17. The Mid -Atlantic Regional David Perl recalls. "It grew from group have also contributed four songs to the new there. The story is very similar to that of Days Of The New Playstation 2 game Run Like Hell, footage of which is fea- or 3 Doors Down - they had a big hit in a medium -sized tured in the "Polyamorous" video. market that helped get the band signed. With a record deal, video-game soundtracks and a single "They pressed up 2,000 of their own CDs and sold all quickly rising on the Active Rock chart, Breaking Benjamin of them within a week at all the Gallery of Sound locations. have certainly come a long way since those first days in Every month when they'd play the local 1,000 -seat club, Wilkes Barre. "There were 19 people at the show where I Island/IDJMG's Def Leppard adrenalized Club R &R recently there would be a line out the door. They went from un- first talked to Ben about doing some songs," Fabbri recalls. when they swung by with their new CD, X. Getting ready knowns to local celebrities." "Before you knew it, it grew to 50 and to 70 and up and to karaoke to "Rock of Ages" are (l -r) R &R Sales Reps Missy Haffley and Kristy Reeves, Leppard guitarist Phil up. To watch all of this from Day One and get to watch Lifers Join The Group Cohen, Island's Alex Garofalo, R &R Rock Editor Cyndee them piece it together in the studio in L.A. has been one Maxwell, Leppard guitarist Vivian Campbell and vocalist "It was just phenomenal," Fabbri says of radio response of the greatest experiences in my career." Joe Elliott and Island's Kenny Weagly. www.americanradiohistory.com LIT 11E WHILE" ed album UIÍAN1ItÍ debut album and smash it GOING for ADDS at POP and HOT AC AUGUST 12 Press for launch includes: PAM The Tonight Show with Jay Leno Entertainment Weekly - Aug. 25 produced & mixed by Mike Bradford co- produced by Uncle Kracker Late show with David Letterman People - Aug. executive producer: Ifid Rock Last Call with Carson Daly Rolling Stone - Sept. Spin - Sept. managment: Mike Shafer Blender - Sept. for Pointe Blank Management Maxim - Sept. www.lauarecords.com FHM - Oct. '2002 RANTS 1811111111111111111111111111811. inuww.unclekracker.com WARNER MUSIC GROUP AN NIX THE UWE MNNT. www.americanradiohistory.com 32 TaS Top 50 Albums THE INDUSTRY'S NO. I RETAIL CHART August 9, 2002 LW TW ARTIST ALBUM LABEL POWERINDEX CHANGE 1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising Columbia 532,160 2 LINKIN PARK Reanimation Warner Bros. 279,101 3 3 NELLY Nellyville Fo' Reel/Universal 236,596 -12% 2 4 NOW VOL. 10 Various Epic 181,653 -34% 5 5 EMINEM Eminem Show Shady/Aftermath /Intercope 175,555 -10% 1 6 TOBY KEITH Unleashed DreamWorks 169,247 -51% 4 7 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Busted Stuff RCA 139,446 -39% 7 8 AVRIL LAVIGNE Let Go Arista 112,451 +1% 9 AMERIE All I Have Columbia 91,866 10 DEF LEPPARD X Island/IDJMG 76,416 8 11 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way Warner Bros. 72,422 -19% 6 12 LIL WAYNE 500 Degrees Cash Money/Universal 67,548 -49% 13 13 PINK M!Ssundaztood Arista 61,967 -2% 15 14 NORAH JONES Come Away With Me Blue NoteNirgin 59,611 +14% 12 15 ASHANTI Ashanti Murder Inc. /IDJMG 57,888 -12% 10 16 TRUSTCOMPANY Lonely Position Of Neutral Geffen/lnterscope 52,621 -35% 14 17 JOSH GROBAN Josh Groban 143/Reprise 52,221 -5% 9 18 MARIO Mario J 48,405 -41% 21 19 JOHN MAYER Room For Squares Aware /Columbia 47,031 0% 18 20 IRV GOTTI PRESENTS... Various Murder Inc. /IDJMG 45,577 -7% 16 21 STYLES A Gangster And A Gentleman Ruff Ryders/lnterscope 43,277 -17% 17 22 AEROSMITH 0, Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Columbia 42,447 -16% 11 23 ,DOYZ II MEN Full Circle Arista 40,592 -44% 20 24 KENNY CHESNEY No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problem BNA 39,870 -15% 19 25 COUNTING CROWS Hard Candy Geffen/Interscope 39,193 -18% 24 26 SHERYL CROW C'mon, C'mon A &M/Interscope 39,140 -10/0 27 FILTER Amalgamut Reprise 38,215 31 28 AUSTIN POWERS IN GOLDMEMBER Soundtrack Maverick/Reprise 37,259 +10% 36 29 JACK JOHNSON Brushfire Fairytales Enjoy/Universal 35,801 +13% 26 30 KORN Untouchables Epic 35,494 -7% 31 BETH ORTON Daybreaker Astralwerks 34,558 35 32 KHIA Thug Misses Dirty Down/Artemis 34,439 +7% 25 33 BIG TYMERS Hood Rich Cash Money/Universal 34,115 -11% 30 34 VANESSA CARLTON Be Not Nobody A &M/Interscope 33,575 -6% 23 35 P.DIDDY We Invented The Remix Bad Boy/Arista 32,746 -21% 32 36 0 BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU? Soundtrack Lost Highway/IDJMG 31,791 -6% 29 37 CELINE DION A New Day Has Come Epic 31,550 -16% 22 38 MONSTA JAMZ Various Razor & Tie 30,561 -28% 27 39 VINES Highly Evolved Capitol 30,442 -19% 34 40 JIMMY EAT WORLD Jimmy Eat World Dream Works 29,537 -8% 28 41 DIRTY VEGAS Dirty Vegas Capitol 28,845 -23% 44 42 CREED Weathered Wind -Up 27,732 +7% 33 43 VARIOUS Totally Hits 2002 WSM 27,407 -17% 38 44 SHAKIRA Laundry Service Epic 27,246 -10% 43 45 NO DOUBT Rock Steady Interscope 26,351 -2% 46 KNOC -TURN'AL La Confidential L.A. Confidential/Elektra/EEG 26,194 37 47 LILO & STITCH Soundtrack Disney 25,919 -15% 46 48 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Toxicity American /Columbia 25,578 +6% 48 49 HOOBASTANK Hoobastank Island/IDJMG 24,843 +10% 41 50 N.O.R.E. Grimey...God's Favorite Def Jam/IDJMG 24,601 -13% © HITS Magazine Inc. ALBUMS scorching 532,000, the biggest one -week tally us affected, either directly or indirectly, by the (No. 6), RCA's in Bruce's 30 -year career. In fact, it's more than events of Sept. 11, 2001, and buyers are re- Dave Matthews twice his previous opening -week high, for his sponding. Band (No. 7) and 1995 greatest-hits collection; that record bowed At the same time, another generation of Arista's Avril Lav- The Boss: Bigger Than Ever! at No. 1 with sales of 250,000. Americans is embracing one of its own, as igne (No. 8) remain Of course, Warner Bros. rap rockers Linkin Park's re- ensconced in the top A half- million Bruce Springsteen fans this remarkable mix album rockets beyond the experts' projec- 10. can't be wrong. debut was fueled tions and bows at No. 2 with nearly 280,000 Just outside the The new Boss by intensive TV in first -week sales. Not bad for a sequel, huh? top 10, Blue Note/ Amerie proves to be ev- exposure the Rise/Columbia R &B diva Amerie's All I Virgin's Norah ery bit as con- week of release. Have (No. 9) and Island/IDJMG vet metallers Jones continues her upward climb and reaches nected to his au- But at the heart of Def Leppard's X (No. 10) also crash the top No. 14 with a 14% rise in sales, while Enjoy/ dience as the old the present phe- 10 in their first weeks, proving the market- Universal surf folkie Jack Johnson also shows Boss. Springs - nomenon is the place's increasingly eclectic bent. a double -digit increase and cracks the top 30. teen's new Co- enduring bond Fo' Reel/Universal rapper Nelly, Epic's Now Reprise's industrial- strength Filter (No. 27), Linkin Park lumbia album, between Ameri- VoL 10 and Shady /Aftermath/Interscope hip- Astralwerks' Beth Bruce Springsteen technodiva Orton (No. 31) kingRising, re- cans and an artist they see as one of their own. hop bad boy Eminem round out the top five, and L.A. Confidentiat/Elektra/EEG rapper him with The E Street Band, sells a Springsteen's new album offers solace to all of while DreamWorks Nashville's Toby Keith Knoc- Turn'al (No. 46) also make the top 50. www.americanradiohistory.com Going For Adds 33 August 9, 2002 Road Trip It's August, and that means it's the prime month fora summer road trip. 0' course, one of the necessities of a good road trip is good tunes. Radio has a lot of fresh new tunes to offer next week, for music lov- ers of all genres. And for those of you who are just staying local, many of your favorite artists are road trippin' themselves, so it's a good bet they'll be performing at a place near you. Week Of 8/12/02 Amerie goes for adds at Pop with "Why Don't We Fall in Love," the first single from her debut album, All I Have. The Georgetown graduate has already taken R &R's Rhythmic and Urban SMOOTH JAZZ charts by storm, and the "Main Mix" version of the single fea- AMERIE Why Don't We Fall In Love AL JARREAU f /JOE COCKER tures Ludacris. Amerie's current (Rise Lost And Found (GRP/VMG) schedule has her playing radio /Columbia) shows primarily in Southern Cali- DAVE MATTHEWS BAND MAYSA Friendly Pressure (N -Coded Music) fornia this month. Where Are You Going (RCA) WARREN HILL Fallen' (Narada) Dave Band are de- Matthews FABOLOUS & P.DIDDY f /JAGGED EDGE buting their hit "Where Are You Trade It All Pt. 2 (Epic) Going" to Pop next week. The ROCK single is the first offering off their HILARY DUFF I Can't Wait (Walt Disney) is Amerie latest album, Busted Stuff, and JIMMY EAT WORLD Sweetness OUR LADY PEACE Innocent (Columbia) also featured on the soundtrack to (Dream Works) PETER WOLF Nothing But The Wheel the Adam Sandler movie Mr. Deeds. Dave and the boys will be play- KASEY CHAMBERS Not Pretty Enough ing throughout the Midwest through the remainder of August. (Artemis) After experiencing success with "The Middle," Jimmy Eat World (Warner Bros.) try to make it two- for -two with the followup, "Sweetness." The catchy, SAMANTHA MUMBA I'm Right Here is tearing up the Alternative chart, so it's a sing -along song already (A &M /Interscope) ACTIVE ROCK good bet it will start doing the same at Pop next week. The fellas are STAIND Epiphany (Flip /Elektra/EEG) touring in England this month, OUR LADY PEACE Innocent (Columbia) and in September they have a Q &A feature in Playboy. CHR/RHYTHMIC Our Lady Peace took radio by ALTERNATIVE storm with their multiformat hit, There," and CAM'RON Hey Ma (Roc- A- Fella/IDJMG) "Somewhere Out AIMEE ALLEN Revolution ( Elektra/EEG) now they go for adds at Rock, Walking With Thee Active Rock and Alternative with CLINIC the followup, "Innocent." If you URBAN (Domino/Universal) happen to be hi the Midwest or DASHBOARD CONFESSIONAL East Coast this month, look for CAM'RON Hey Ma (Roc- A- Fella/IDJMG) Saints & Sailors (TVT) Our Lady Peace and tourmates HEATHER HEADLEY He Is (RCA) MAD AT GRAVITY Walk Away Michael Bolton Greenwheel and Audiovent to SKILLZ F /MISSY ELLIOTT Crew Deep visit a city near you. (ARTISTdirect) (Rawkus/MCA) Michael Bolton has a new home at Jive Records, and he also has OUR LADY PEACE Innocent (Columbia) a new single. "Dance With Me" comes out at AC radio next week. It's the followup to the first single and title track of his first album in over four years, Only a Woman Like You. Bolton will be serenading URBAN AC TRIPLE A women from coast to coast through mid- September. has a vocalist Going for Adds next week, in case No Adds Urban powerful GLEN BURTNIK Window Of The World you want a little soul in your road trip. Heather Headley presents (Black Potato/Q -Vo) "He Is," from her forthcoming album This Is Who I Am. Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis proclaim Headley to be "an amazing voice and tal- COUNTRY JOAN OSBORNE Love's In Need Of Love ent," and Dallas Austin says, "Heather is an exceptional artist with a (Compendia/Womanly Hips) with her was truly an enlightening experi- beautiful voice. Working DOLLY PARTON Dagger Through The Heart KARL DENSON'S TINY UNIVERSE Because ence." (Blue Eye/Sugar Hill) Of Her Beauty (Relaxed/Sci- Fidelity) If you're in the mood for some country, check out "7 Little Steps" JOANNA JANE'T 7 Little Steps (Dream Works) by JoAnna Jane't. Her journey in music began at 3 years old, when KEVIN SALEM It's Only Life she performed "On the Wmgs of a Dove" in church, and her career JOSH TURNER She'll Go On You (MCA) (Future Farmer/Red Ink) will reach a new high on Jan. 28, LEANN RIMES Life Goes On (Curb) KIM RICHEY This Love 2003, the day her album Destina- NICKEL CREEK This Side (Sugar HilWanguard) (Lost Highway/IDJMG) tion Love hits stores. Dolly Par- SONNY BURGESS Alone With You (Music City) ton also returns to country with MAREN ORD Waiting ( Neowerk) "Dagger Through the Heart," the NICKEL CREEK This Side first single off her third album (Sugar HilWanguard) with Sugar Hill Records, Halos & AC PAUL THORN Mission Temple Fireworks Horns. Parton will be touring the U.S. in August, taking it easy in MICHAEL BOLTON Dance With Me (Jive) Stand (Back Porch) September, then heading off to VAN MORRISON Meet Me In The Indian PETER GABRIEL The Barry Williams Show England in October. Summer (Universal) (Geffen/Interscope) Joan Osborne is Going for Joan Osborne JEFF PITCHELL One Day Away (Pyramid) Adds at Triple A with "Love's in Need of Love," a cover of the HOT AC ROY ROGERS & NORTON BUFFALO Don't classic Stevie Wonder song of the same name. If you want to see Os- pi Throw Your Changes On Me (Blind Pig) borne perform, you better take a trip over to Colorado. She'll be ap- KASEY CHAMBERS Not Pretty Enough SILVERCHAIR The Greatest View (Atlantic) pearing in Ft. Collins on Aug. 17 and in Telluride on Sept. 13. VAN MORRISON Meet Me In The Indian If you're looking for something to smooth out the bumps in the (Warner Bros.) road, try Al Jarreau's "Lost and Found" featuring Joe Cocker. Paul SILVERCHAIR The Greatest View (Atlantic) Summer ( Universa) Brown had the honor of producing the two legendary artists for this project, which can be found on Jarreau's Sept. 17 release, All I Got. &R's Going For Adds features the complete list of songs impacting radio for the coming week. Going For Adds Jarreau plays live in California, Utah, Florida and Georgia this month, is e- mailed each week to participating radio and record executives. For more info, contact Greg Maffei at and "Lost and Found" impacts Smooth Jazz next week. affei®radioandrecords. com. -Mike Trias LgmR www.americanradiohistory.com 34 R &R August 9, 2002 News Earnings BCF improved 5 %, to $13.3 million. reporting a Q2 consolidated revenues Continued from Page 1 Excluding the settlement, EBITDA increase of 11 %, to $90.6 million. Radio One's Q2 net broadcast increased 9 %, to $9.7 million. 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Still, the company warned Interep reiterated its full -year radio- DIRECTOR/OPERATIONS AL MACHERA [email protected] DIRECTOR/DIGITAL INITIATIVES GREG MAFFEI [email protected] by $2.4 million in costs tied to its pend- there might be bad news in the next commission revenue guidance range CHARTS & MUSIC MANAGER ROB AGNOLETTI rob @radioandrecords.com ing merger with Univision; minus quarter, as reservations for hotels at of $82 million -$83 million, as well as PRODUCT & TECH SUPPORT MGR. JOSH BENNETT [email protected] those costs, net income would have its theme parks are slowing down. its full -year operating EBITDA fore- ASST. OPERATIONS MANAGER MICHAEL TRIAS [email protected] totaled $11.9 million (11 cents). Regent Communications' Q2 net cast of $18 million -$19 million. As for PRODUCT ADMINISTRATOR DIANE RAMOS [email protected] BUREAUS Q2 revenues improved 4 %, to $68.6 broadcast revenues increased 18 %, to Q3, McEntee said Interep expects million, but EBITDA declined 19 %, to $17.3 million, and BCF improved mid- single -digit revenue growth and 888 17' Street NW Washington, DC 20006 Tel (202) 463 -0500 Fax (202) 463 -0432 $20.3 million, and BCF slid 6 %, to 21 %, to $5.8 million, but net income added that he expects ASSOCIATE EDITOR JOE HOWARD [email protected] revenues will STAFF WRITER MOLLIE ZIEGLER [email protected] $25.4 million. ATCF decreased 11 %, slid from $2.5 million (7 cents per be considerably higher in Q4, possi- 1106 16 Avenue South Nashville, TN 37212 Tel (615) 244 -8822 Fax (615) 248.6655 to $19.2 million (17 cents). Excluding share) to $1.7 million (4 cents). Q2 bly approaching double -digit growth. BUREAU CHIEF LON HELTON [email protected] the Univision costs, EBITDA would 2002 results include a $4.5 million Chairman/CEO Ralph Guild said the ASSOCIATE EDITOR CALVIN GILBERT [email protected] have declined 9 %, to $22.6 million, gain from the sale of the company's company is seeing sequential growth CIRCULATION FULFILLMENT MANAGER KELLEY SCHIEFFELIN and ATCF would have been $20.6 mil- Palmdale, CA stations and $1.7 mil- in the ad market, with [email protected] August pacing CIRCULATION COORDINATOR JIM HANSON [email protected] lion (19 cents). lion worth of goodwill amortization better than July and September pac- CIRCULATION COORDINATOR CRISTINA RUBIO crubio @radioandrecords.com Looking ahead, the company ex- expense. Q2 EBITDA improved ing ahead of August. MIS pects Q3 earnings per share to be 11 20 %, to $4.2 million On a same -sta- The radio division of NextMedia, DIRECTOR SAEID IRVANI s,rvani @radloandrecords.com cents -12 cents - in line with Thom- tion basis, BCF increased 5 %, but rev- which owns and operates 51 stations, SYSTEM ADMIN JOSE DE LEON deleon @radioandrecords.com COMPUTER ANDREW son First Call analysts' estimate of 12 enues were flat. reported a Q2 net revenue increase SERVICES CHIZOV [email protected] of COMPUTER SERVICES AMIT GUPTA [email protected] cents and revenue is predicted - to Beasley Broadcasting Group 12 %, to $16.8 million, while BCF in- COMPUTER SERVICES HAMID IRVANI [email protected] grow 6 % -8 %. HBC also predicts turned Q2 2001's net loss of $4.1 mil- creased 16 %, to $6.7 million. The COMPUTER SERVICES ABHIJIT JOGLEKAR [email protected] EBITDA of $22.4 million -$23.7 mil- lion (17 cents per share) into Q2 2002 company as a whole posted a Q2 net COMPUTER SERVICES PUNEET PARASHAR [email protected] COMPUTER SERVICES CECIL PHILLIPS [email protected] lion and BCF of $25.2 million -$26.5 net income of $2.6 million (11 cents). revenue increase of 40 %, to $23.6 NETWORK ADMIN DAVID PUCKETT [email protected] million. ATCF per share should be 18 The company would have reported a million, and a Q2 EBITDA gain of COMPUTER SERVICES MARJON SHABANPOUR mshabanpour @radioandrecords.corn cents-19 cents. HBC also reiterated its net loss of $600,000 (2 cents) in the 40 %, to $6.3 million. But the net loss PRODUCTION full -year guidance: EBITDA of $83 comparable year-earlier period with- widened from $900,000 to $5.2 mil- DIRECTOR KENT THOMAS kthomas @radioandrecords.com MANAGER ROGER ZUMWALT [email protected] million-$87 million, ATCF per share out the amortization of goodwill. lion. a On pro forma basis, overall Q2 GRAPHICS FRANK LOPEZ [email protected] of 69 cents -71 cents and EPS of 38 While revenues declined 6 %, to $28.4 net revenues were almost unchanged, GRAPHICS DELIA RUBIO [email protected] cents -40 cents - behind Thomson million, following the closing of its at $23.6 million, and BCF decreased DESIGN First Call analysts' consensus forecast $23 million sale of KMEZ & WRNO/ 12 %, to $8.5 million. NextMedia ex- DIRECTOR GARY VAN DER SIEUR [email protected] of 42 cents. New Orleans to Wilks Broadcasting, pects Q3 net revenue and BCF to grow DESIGN MIKE GARCIA [email protected] ELECTRONIC PUBS DESIGN CARL HARMON cjdesign @radioandrecords.com Spanish Broadcasting System the revenue is figure above Beasley's 6 % -8% from last year's pro forma net DESIGN TIM KUMMEROW [email protected] earned $12.8 million (20 cents per earlier guidance of $27 million. revenue of $21.3 million and BCF of AD DESIGN MANAGER EULALAE C. NARIDO II [email protected] share) in Q2, compared to a loss of BCF rose 15 %, to $9.7 million, and $8 million. DESIGN JEFF STEIMAN [email protected] $2.4 million (4 cents) last year on EBITDA climbed 19 %, to $8.4 mil- Revenues for continuing opera- ADVERTISING DIRECTOR /SALES HENRY MOWRY [email protected] stronger ratings and sales. Revenue lion. Same -station revenue fell 1 %, tions of Gaylord Entertainment's ADVERTISING COORDINATOR NANCY HOFF [email protected] rose 13 %, to $39.4 million, while and same -station BCF rose 22 % media -pri- segment- which is composed SALES REPRESENTATIVE PAUL COLBERT [email protected] BCF grew 15%, to $15.7 million. On marily due to the negotiation of a new of WSM -AM & FM & WWTN/ SALES REPRESENTATIVE MISSY HAFFLEY [email protected] a same -station basis, net revenues in- contract for broadcast rights to Florida Nashville, now that Acuff -Rose Mu- SALES REPRESENTATIVE JESSICA HARR ELL [email protected] creased 19% and BCF was up 28 %. Marlins baseball games. Beasley said sic Publishing has been sold were SALES REPRESENTATIVE KAREN MUMAW [email protected] - SALES REPRESENTATIVE KRISTY REEVES EBITDA rose 12 %, to $12.6 million, it expects to report [email protected] revenue of $27.5 up 15 %, to $2.8 million, while media - SALES REPRESENTATIVE STEVE RESNIK [email protected] and free cash flow climbed 20 %, to million in Q3, with same- station rev- operating losses of $200,000 were SALES REPRESENTATIVE MICHELLE RICH [email protected] $4.2 million. SBS expects more in- enue little changed from a year ago, and basically unchanged from Q2 2001. SALES REPRESENTATIVE ROBERT TAYLOR [email protected] creases in Q3, issuing revenue - BCF of $8 million. The media EBITDA loss widened SALES REPRESENTATIVE BROOKE WILLIAMS [email protected] ACCOUNTING growth guidance of 2 % -3% and say- The radio division of privately held 33 %, to $57,000. Gaylord, which re- CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER JOE RAKAUSKAS [email protected] ing it expects BCF of $13.5 million - Susquehanna Media, which also has stated its historical financials to reflect ACCOUNTING MANAGER MARIA ABUIYSA [email protected] $14.5 million. cable and Internet interests, saw rev- the Acuff-Rose sale, said the decline ACCOUNTING MAGDA LIZARDO [email protected] Salem Communications' Q2 net enues climb 7 %, to $57.1 million in in media operating margins was a re- ACCOUNTING WHITNEY MOLLAHAN whitney @radioandrecords.com loss widened from $1.3 million (6 Q2. Operating income rose 42 %, to sult of the advertising and promotion ACCOUNTING ERNESTINA RODRIGUEZ [email protected] cents ACCOUNTING GLENDA VICTORES [email protected] per share) to $1.6 million (7 $16.6 million, buoyed by cessation of necessary to reposition the three sta- ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT SUSANNA PEDRAZA spedraza @radioandrecords.com cents). However, excluding a one- amortization, improvements in the tions. Gaylord - which also owns the ADMINISTRATION time legal settlement of $2.3 million Atlanta and Dallas markets, improv- Grand Ole Opry and hotels, among PUBLISHER /CEO ERICA FARBER efarber @radioandrecords.com from Salem's Internet business and ing economic conditions and the ef- other investments - reported net in- OPERATIONS MANAGER PAGE BEAVER pbeaver @radioandrecords.com the impact of a $225,000 asset -sale fects of expense controls imple- come of $18.1 million (54 cents per LEGAL COUNSEL LISE DEARY [email protected] DIRECTOR OF CONVENTIONS JACQUELINE LENNON [email protected] loss, the Q2 net loss was $100,000 (0 mented last year. share), compared with a net loss of EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TED KOZLOWSKI [email protected] cents). Thomson First Call analysts BCF grew 17 %, to $22.7 million, $3.6 million (11 cents) in Q2 2001. EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT KAT CARRIDO [email protected] had predicted a loss of 2 cents per and adjusted EBITDA was $19.5 mil- OFFICE ADMIN/RECEPTION JUANITA NEWTON [email protected] MAILROOM ROB SPARAGO [email protected] aire. Salem's Q2 broadcast revenues lion, a 19% improvement. The com- Additional reporting by Julie Gidlow sed 17 %, to $39.6 million, and pany as a whole fared even better, and Joe Howard. A Perry Capital Corporation L www.americanradiohistory.com CHR/Pop August 9, 2000 R &R 35 TONY NOVIA [email protected] No. 1 With A Bullet: Ace & TJ Consistently being at the top of the ratings is what broad- casters desire, and at Infinity's CHR/Pop WNKS (Kiss 95.1)/Charlotte - against some big -time competition - morning drivers Ace & TJ deliver. Here's a quick look at how the dynamic duo perform in their key demographics. Is This America's HoNest Women 18 -34 AQH Share: 15.7 in spring 1998, 23.4 in winter 2002; up 49 %. AQH Ranking: No. 1 in spring 1998, No. 1 in winter 2002. Consistency: No. 1 in 15 of the past 16 ratings books. CHR Morning Show? Adults 18 -34 AQH Share: 9.1 in spring 1998, 16.7 in winter 2002; up 84 %. Ace & TJ command Charlotte's wakeup ratings AQH Ranking: No. 4 in spring 1998, No. 1 in winter 2002. Consistency: No 1 in 12 of the past 16 ratings books. When it comes to In unity and morning shows, your first thought is more than likely Women 18 -49 WXRK/New York -based Howard Stern. Allow me to introduce you to a CHR morning AQH Share: 9.2 in spring 1998, 14.8 in winter 2002; up 61 %. show that just happens to be based at an Infinity station, is syndicated and is beating Stern AQH Ranking: No. 3 in spring 1998, No. 1 in winter 2002. Consistency: No. 1 in 13 of the past 16 ratings books. in its hometown. The duo are also ahead of several other notable syndicated and local morning heavyweights. Adults 18 -49 AQH Share: 6.0 in spring 1998, 10.4 in winter 2002; up 73 %. ured we would get lighthearted food - Glance at the top of the 12+ AQH Ranking: No. 8 in spring 1998, No. 2 in winter 2002. Arbitron ratings in Charlotte, and fight stories, but, much to our chagrin, Consistency: Top -two finish in 13 of the past 16 ratings books. the first call we went to was a lady you'll see just how successful CHR/ Women 25 -54 Pop WNKS (Kiss 95.1) has become. whose ex- husband used food as a A large part of that success comes weapon all the time by physically AQH Share: 6.8 in spring 1998. 10.0 in winter 2002; up 47 %. from one of America's hottest room- abusing her with packages of frozen AQH Ranking: No. 6 in spring 1998. No. 3 in winter 2002. ing shows, regardless of format: Ace meat and blocks of frozen broccoli. Consistency: Top -three finish in 13 of the past 16 ratings books. & TJ. In this highly competitive and So, obviously, the bit died a fast, pain- cutthroat market, Ace and TJ - ful death. along with an on -air cast of characters R&R: What's your best bit ever a shoplifter he was shot in the face Uncle Larry, who were together in that includes Yankee Pete, Angie and and how did you pull it of, j? and killed. The suspect was shoplift- Alexandria, LA; Kidd Kraddick at Ryan - deliver big ratings, book af- Ace: "Ryan's Road Trip." Our pro- ing $11 worth of crab legs and had a KHKS /Dallas; and WPLJ /New ' Ace & TJ ter book. ducer, Ryan, was living with his girl- long history with the police. York's Scott Shannon. Even more impressive is the fact be a nightmare. After six months we friend, and his parents had no idea. The next morning while we were R &R: Who's the person outside of that Ace & TJ, who themselves are left for WZYP/Huntsville, AL. That's TJ: His parents were very much talking about the story on the air we radio you admire the most and why? syndicated out of Charlotte, compete where the show really started to come against living in sin, and whenever decided to donate the money that TJ: Jesus Christ - for obvious against such programs as The John together. they would come and visit from we had among all of the show mem- reasons. Boy & Billy Big Show, Bob & Sheri, From there, we signed with Capstar Kansas City, Ryan and his girlfriend bers to the relief fund for his fam- Ace: How do you follow that? Lex & Terry, Bob & Tom and The Broadcasting and moved to Binning - would cover up the fact that they ily. He had two children, and his R &R: What qualities do you think Tom Joyner Morning Show, just to ham for a station that was yet to be set were living together. So, one morn- wife was six months' pregnant at the make a great morning show? name a few. No worries here, how- up. That wasn't a problem, because ing we videotaped a confession time. Between five people, we only Ace: People who understand who ever. Ace & TJ are typically No. 1 in we had to sit out a six-month noncom- from Ryan to his mother, where he had $47. But, while we were count- they are and what they do well and the key CHR demos and top three pete. After six months, however, there said that he'd been lying to her the ing, the phone began to ring, and then find the right people to make the with adults 25 -54. It's hard to believe still wasn't a place for us, and it didn't whole time. Then we sent Angie, the others began to donate their money show complete. they've accomplished all of this in seem that there would be a place any- girl on our show, to the post office as well. By fpm that afternoon the TJ: If you have a personality that just four years. time soon, even though we were still to send the tape via express mail. street was shut down in front of our people want to be around in person, I recently chatted with Ace & TJ, being paid. Ryan had to intercept it at his moth- building, and we had raised bring it to the radio, and listeners will who told me how it all came together. R &R: How did you end up in er's house in Kansas City. He made $120,000. Before it was over we want to be around you. Charlotte? it by 30 minutes. wrote a check to the Stansil family R &R: If you could work at any Ace: I received a call at home one for $200,000. radio station in any city in America, R&R: How did it begin for the two day from a girl who said that the PD R &R: How and why did you get which one would you choose? ofyou? of WNKS /Charlotte told her that he fired the first time? Ace: If you're talking about CHR, Ace: We met in 1991, in Alexan- would give her $100 to find us. That TJ: We've never technically been you don't get much better than KIIS/ dria, LA. I was returning to KQID, was Brian Bridgman. He and GM Bill fired. We were told that we were go- Los Angeles. where I'd worked summers while in Schoening hired us after we secured ing to be fired from WFMF/Baton R &R: What are your thoughts on sleep on Martha college, to do overnights as TJ joined a release from Capstar. 'I Rouge, so we found another gig and Martha Stewart? to do weekends while also working R &R: Charlotte, market No. 37, Stewart sheets every got out. That's when we went to TJ: I sleep on Martha Stewart full -time doing afternoon drive at has a ton of signals and some very WZYP. sheets every night, and they are pretty KVCL /Winnfield, LA. We became successful morning shows. What is night, and they are R&R: How much was your first comfortable. I got them at Kmart. paycheck? R &R: What is the one question best friends and, later, roommates your magic formula? pretty comfortable. I when we both got promoted to full - TJ: We try not to make it too com- Ace: My first full -time paycheck at you hoped 1 wouldn't ask you? time positions at 'QID. plicated. gat them at Kmart." KQID would have been $423 for two TJ: If you could sodomize us at They gave us an apartment to live Ace: It's all about having fun, weeks' work. Boot Camp. in, in lieu of a raise, and we had a blast whether we have a huge bit planned TJ TJ: And we had apartment trade. R &R: Do you own a copy of the just hanging out, talking about radio or we are just sitting around talking to R &R: What's the worst advice a Girls Gone Wild video? and doing anything and everything to each other. PD ever gave you, and who was it? Ace: Ours was stolen out of our be on the air and get some experience, TJ: We take all of the things that Ace: His name was Jim Sumpter, office - and that's not a joke. including a team show from I I pm- interest us and pick out the ones that and he was the consultant/PD for R &R: What are your thoughts on 1 am every night, when the bosses we feel would interest the audience WFMF. He told us that 80% of our the people who think that everyone weren't listening. After approximately and focus on those particular things. show should be on tape the day be- who lives in Charlotte goes to NAS- a year we became the PD and the R &R: Do you have memories of R &R: What's the most spontane- fore, produced and edited for the next CAR races and lives in a trailer and Asst. PD of the station, respectively. your worst bit ever? ous thing you've ever done on the ra- day. who typecast your show as a "South- One of our first acts was to make our- TJ: There have been so few. This dio? TJ: I think the worst advice he ern" thing? selves the new morning show. is going to be hard - give us a Ace: About three years ago there gave us was, "Go back to what you Ace: They know very little about TJ: We were then chosen as the minute. The most recent thing that was a Mecklenburg Sheriff's Depart- were doing before you got into radio." the show or the city. new morning show for WFMF /Baton comes to mind was a few weeks ago ment officer here in Charlotte who R&R: Who do you consider to be TJ: It's small -minded Yankee bull- Rouge. It was a bad fit all the way while we were doing a quick phone - was working his off-duty job as a se- your radio mentors? shit, and we're going to get y'alI hack around. They wanted us to be some- in segment. The subject was "Who curity officer at a local grocery store. TJ: We have several: Jeff & Jer at one of these days. thing we weren't, and it turned out to has used food as a weapon ?" We fig- While in the process of apprehending KFMB /San Diego; Hollywood and Continued on Page 41 www.americanradiohistory.com 36 CHR/Pop Top 50 August 9, 2002 LAST THIS TOTAL + I - GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONSI WEEK WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS (00) Most Added® www.rradds.com 1 Q AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) 10138 +88 1130510 12 134/0 4 0 PINK Just Like A Pill (Arista) 8344 +373 926719 9 133/0 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) ADDS 2 3 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 7864 -391 743558 13 131/0 LEANN RIMES Life Goes On (Curb) 56 3 4 NELLY Hot In Herre 7392 16 (Fo' Reel/Universal) -676 821125 126/0 WESTLIFE World Of Our Own (RCA) 32 5 0 DJ SAMMY & YANOU Heaven (Robbins) 7310 +60 810981 11 129/1 ASHANTI Happy (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 29 8 0 NELLY F/KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo' Reel/Universal) 6749 +1346 812313 5 123/14 NAPPY ROOTS Po' Folks (Atlantic) 27 WHITNEY HOUSTON Whatchulookinat (Arista) 26 6 7 EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) 5518 -1051 549106 14 130/0 JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT BareNaked (Jive) 16 7 8 JENNIFER LOPEZ FINAS I'm Gonna Be Alright (Epic) 5444 -457 620505 16 129/0 PAUL OAKENFOLD Starry Eyed Surprise (Maverick/Reprise) 15 9 9 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (Dream Works) 4939 -170 502020 21 129/0 NELLY F/KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo' Reel/Universal) 14 12 a MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) 4769 +578 532284 7 125/2 EMINEM Cleanin' Out... (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) 14 NO DOUBT F/LADY SAW Underneath It All (Interscope) 14 11 Q JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware /Columbia) 4687 +401 521898 12 117/4 IRV GOTTI Down 4 U (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 13 13 KYLIE MINOGUE Love At First Sight (Capitol) 4265 +560 451404 9 130/1 ® DANIEL BEDINGFIELD Gotta Get Thru This (Island/IDJMG) 11 10 13 VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/Interscope) 3959 -439 355220 25 131/0 21 0 DANIEL BEDINGFIELD Gotta Get Thru This (Island/IDJMG) 3805 +860 441144 5 119/11 20 0 CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) 3689 +521 320512 11 111/8 IRV GOTTI 22 0 EVE F /ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' (RuffRyders/Interscope) 3182 +443 361545 5 110/0 "DOWN 4 U" 14 17 ASHANTI Foolish (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 3177 -401 338915 21 127/0 R &R CHR/Pop DEBUT ED! 31 0 EMINEM Cleanin' Out My Closet (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) 3114 +1158 307563 3 118/14 15 19 NO DOUBT Hella Good (Interscope) 3072 -429 273919 19 128/0 #4 at Top 40 Crossover and 16 20 FAT JOE F /ASHANTI What's Luv? (Terror Squad/Atlantic) 3056 -339 328736 23 121/0 Rhythmic Monitor! 17 21 P. DIDDY FLASHER & LOON I Need A Girl (Part One) (Bad Boy /Arista) 2839 -507 281784 19 122/0 New at: Z100, KHKS, KBKS, WXSS, KFMS, WKSC, KDWB! 28 ® P. DIDDY F /GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part II) (Bad Boy/Arista) 2767 +496 404104 5 91/5 ;n F MIJRp4 f 18 23 DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) 2738 -591 254138 16 131/0 r 02 29 VANESSA CARLTON Ordinary Day (A &M/Interscope) 2674 +444 295048 4 125/5 24 ® BBMAK Out Of My Heart (Into Your...) (Hollywood) 2609 +155 280077 6 108/0 Most Increased 19 26 SOLUNA For All Time (Dream Works) 2441 -775 204786 17 121/0 Plays 25 27 SEVEN AND THE SUN Walk With Me (Atlantic) 2418 -3 201402 11 100/1 +63 204841 104/0 TOTAL 27 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Don't Turn Off The Lights (Interscope) 2392 10 PLAY ARTIST TITLE LABELS) INCREASE 30 29 CRAIG DAVID Walking Away (Wildstar/Atlantic) 2080 -109 304804 18 103/0 NELLY F/KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo' Reel/Universal) +1346 23 30 CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc -A- Fella/IDJMG) 2027 -704 170040 9 92/0 EMINEM Cleanin' Out... (Shady /Aftermath/Interscope) +1158 34 SHAKIRA Objection (Tango) (Epic) 1967 +247 212583 5 109/5 a DANIEL BEDINGFIELD Gotta Get Thru This (ISland/IDJMG) +860 36 ® BEENIE MAN F/JANET Feel It Boy (Virgin) 1962 +354 225325 3 104/7 NO DOUBT F/LADY SAW Underneath It All (Interscope) +688 37 a OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) 1889 +283 164723 5 91/6 MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) +578 KYLIE MINOGUE Love At First Sight (Capitol) +560 38 MICHELLE BRANCH Goodbye To You (Maverick/WB) 1871 +297 181793 3 99/0 IRV GOTH Down 4 U (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) +557 33 KHIA My Neck, My Back (Lick It) (Dirty Down/Artemis) 1863 +133 169367 6 69/2 ® CREED One Last Breath (Wind-up) +521 39 BRITNEY SPEARS Boys (Maverick/Reprise) 1721 +178 178592 4 86/7 3LW I Do (Wanna Get Close To You) (Epic) +520 35 ® NAUGHTY BY NATURE F/3LW Feels Good (Don't Worry...) (TVT) 1709 +76 173033 7 68/2 P. DIDDY F/GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Pell) (Bad Boy/Arista) +496 32 38 TRUTH HURTS F/RAKIM Addictive (Aftermath /Interscope) 1630 -206 177437 9 78/0 Most Played 45 a IRV GOTTI Down 4 U (Murder lnc./IDJMG) 1611 +557 169919 2 64/13 42 ELVIS VS. JXL A Little Less Conversation (RCA) 1536 +124 160160 3 70/4 Recurrents 50 NO DOUBT F/LADY SAW Underneath It All (Interscope) 1511 +688 179688 2 100/14 ARTIST TITLE LABEL S) TOTAL PLAYS 43 42 BIG TYMERS Still Fly (Cash Money/Universal) 1335 -30 141992 8 56/2 MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted (Maverick/WB) 2870 DEFAULT Wasting My Time (TVT) 2434 44 GOO G00 DOLLS Big Machine (Warner Bros.) 1283 +148 92768 2 75/3 PINK Don't Let Me Get Me (Arista) 2421 47 ASHANTI Happy (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 1213 +253 110453 2 72/29 PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless /Geffen /Interscope) 2313 46 HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) 1181 +195 90271 3 65/3 LINKIN PARK In The End (Warner Bros.) 2298 ¡Debut> SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 2173 ANGIE MARTINEZ If I Could Go (EastWestEEG) 984 +406 88158 1 56/7 (Debut> CALLING Wherever You Will Go (RCA) 1826 el 3LW I Do (Wanna Get Close To You) (Epic) 937 +520 83038 1 73/7 SHAKIRA Underneath Your Clothes (Epic) 1715 41 48 BRANDY Full Moon (Atlantic) 898 -538 84258 14 94/0 JENNIFER LOPEZ Ain't It Funny (Epic) 1714 (Debut> MONICA All Eyez On Me (J) 882 +183 71217 1 69/8 MARY J. BUGE Family Affair (MCA) 1670 ¡Debut> ®i DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) 708 +202 80353 1 34/4 NICKELBACK How You Remind Me (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 1639 USHER U Got It Bad (LaFace/Arista) 1119 134 CHR /Pop reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of 7/28-8/3. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with the larger increase in plays is R &R Station Playlists have moved to the web. placed first. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to R &R by each reporting station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to -week See all of our monitored reporters at increases in total plays. 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WMR WBD maverick.com/justincase justincase produced by john shanks mixed by chris lord -alge management: jeff rabhan for the firm www.americanradiohistory.com 38 Ca//out America EXCLUSIVE NATIONAL MUSIC RESEARCH ESTIMATES August 9, 2002 CALLOUT AMERICA® song selection is based on the top 25 titles from the R &R CHR /Pop chart for the airplay week of July 14 -20. CHR/POP CALLOUT AMERICAo = Hit Potential DEMOGRAPHICS REGIONS TOTAL AVERAGE mj IAVORABn IlYI SIIMAl[ (I',) x a WOMEN WOMEN WOMEN MID- Hot Scores ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) TW LW 2W 3W ti 12 -17 18 -24 25 -34 EAST SOUTH WEST WEST ó BY ANTHONY ACAMPORA AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) 3.93 3.88 3.95 3.98 78.4 17.5 4.28 3.92 3.50 3.87 3.95 3.79 4.14 ellyfollows his chart-topping hit NELLY /KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo'Reel /Universal) 3.83 60.4 12.5 4.03 3.84 3.38 3.87 3.96 3.81 3.66 N "Hot in Herre" (Fo' Reel/Uni- versal) with "Dilemma." The song, KROEGER & SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 3.71 3.63 3.71 3.56 74.1 20.4 3.76 3.70 3.66 3.73 3.63 3.54 3.97 featuring Kelly Rowland, enters Callout America this week at No. 2 PINK Just Like A Pill (Arista) 3.68 3.68 3.75 3.61 69.5 17.5 3.84 3.71 3.39 3.49 3.81 3.69 3.75 overall with a 3.83 total favorability NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo' Reel/Universal) 3.66 3.47 3.60 3.83 77.2 32.1 3.84 3.66 3.34 3.58 3.60 3.77 3.69 score. "Dilemma" also ranks second among teens and women 18 -24 and HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) 3.65 3.64 3.63 3.61 48.0 7.9 3.76 3.80 3.25 3.59 3.58 3.57 3.87 a solid 10th 25 -34. Hoobastank continue their up- JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware /Columbia) 3.63 3.59 59.7 15.8 3.73 3.53 3.61 3.54 3.65 3.59 3.76 - - ward momentum, increasing in score MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) 3.62 59.5 15.1 3.94 3.49 3.15 3.64 3.97 3.31 3.59 for a fourth consecutive week and climbing to a best -ever 3.65 with JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (Dream Works) 3.56 3.71 3.62 3.69 76.5 24.0 3.72 3.60 3.33 3.58 3.49 3.55 3.63 "Running Away" (Island/IDJMG). "Running" ranks seventh with teens P. DIDDY F /GINUWINE I Need A Girl Pt. 2 (Bad Boy/Arista) 3.56 3.62 3.75 54.2 15.8 3.64 3.68 3.08 3.64 3.55 3.65 3.37 and third among women 18 -24. H¡ IRV GOTTI PRESENTS.. Down 4 U (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 3.55 - - 56.1 18.0 3.70 3.64 3.08 3.61 3.77 3.40 3.38 John Mayer, who debuted strong at No. 7 last week, retains that spot H ASHANTI Happy (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 3.54 51.3 13.2 3.48 3.79 3.27 3.55 3.66 3.48 3.44 with "No Such Thing" (Aware /Co- CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) 3.54 3.51 3.53 3.50 48.4 9.8 3.70 3.48 3.39 3.51 3.55 3.57 3.51 lumbia). The song also ranks seventh with teens and third among women VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/Interscope) 3.54 3.56 3.60 3.62 77.2 25.7 3.59 3.45 3.57 3.33 3.69 3.29 3.92 25 -34. Mario debuts at No. 8 overall EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) 3.53 3.52 3.64 3.65 78.9 31.9 3.64 3.58 3.30 3.46 3.22 3.78 3.71 with "Just a Friend 2002" (J). The MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted (Maverick/WB) 3.53 3.50 3.56 3.61 76.0 27.8 3.79 3.35 3.37 3.44 3.42 3.48 3.79 track is testing best with teens, where it ranks third in the demo. ASHANTI Foolish (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 3.49 3.38 3.48 3.52 73.9 29.0 3.58 3.55 3.25 3.53 3.77 3.26 3.38 P. Diddy ranks ninth with "I Need a Girl (Pt. 2)" featuring Ginuwine FAT JOE F /ASHANTI What's Luv? (Terror Squad/Atlantic) 3.45 3.38 3.53 3.53 77.9 32.9 3.54 3.42 3.33 3.41 3.51 3.39 3.49 (Bad Boy/Arista). "Girl" is getting fa- P. DIDDY... I Need A Girl (Bad Boy/Arista) 3.40 3.46 3.44 3.42 66.9 30.0 3.43 3.48 3.19 3.39 3.63 3.33 3.20 vorable results from women 18 -24, where it comes in seventh. DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) 3.39 3.08 3.27 3.24 80.1 27.6 3.02 3.59 3.64 3.53 3.42 3.30 3.32 It's a double debut for Murder Inc./ First, Iry Gotti Presents The JENNIFER LOPEZ F /NAS I'm Gonna Be Alright (Epic) 3.37 3.56 3.55 3.47 66.9 23.5 3.36 3.53 3.07 3.61 3.27 3.26 3.28 IDJMG: Inc. enter at No. 11 with "Down 4 U," DJ SAMMY & YANOU Heaven (Robbins) 3.36 3.31 3.32 - 66.9 20.9 3.25 3.56 3.30 3.51 3.30 3.31 3.29 which ranks ninth 18 -24. Then the la- bel's Ashanti enters at No. 12 with NO DOUBT Hella Good ( lnterscope) 3.35 3.30 3.24 3.29 72.9 29.5 3.18 3.41 3.51 3.40 3.30 3.25 3.44 "Happy," the followup to her top three SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 3.27 3.40 3.24 3.30 71.9 26.6 3.16 3.14 3.55 3.06 3.30 3.41 3.32 hit "Foolish." "Happy" scores big 18- 24, ranking fourth with a 3.79. CRAIG DAVID Walking Away (Wildstar/Atlantic) 3.26 3.41 3.47 3.27 57.3 19.4 3.09 3.40 3.37 3.04 3.48 3.14 3.44 Creed rank No. 12 overall with "One Last Breath" (Wind -up). The CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc-A- Fella/IDJMG) 3.19 63.5 26.6 3.25 3.33 2.83 3.19 3.19 3.33 3.04 song ranks 11th with teens and eighth SEVEN AND THE SUN Walk With Me (Atlantic) 3.10 30.2 9.1 3.16 2.98 3.18 3.17 2.95 3.00 3.24 among women 25 -34. Total sample size is 400 respondents with a +/ -5 margin of error. Total average favorability estimates are based on a scale of 1 -5 (1 = dislike very much, 5 = like very much). Total familiarity represents the percentage of respondents who recognized the song. Total burn represents the number of respondents who said they are tired of hearing the song. Songs must reach 40% familiarity before they appear in print. Hit Potential (HP) represents songs that have yet to chart in the top 25 on R &R's CHR/Pop chart. Sample composition is based on females aged 12 -34, who responded favorably to a CHR/Pop musical montage in the following regions and markets: EAST: Boston, Nassau -Suffolk, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Providence, Washington, DC. SOUTH: Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Miami, San Antonio, Tampa. MIDWEST: Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Colum- bus, Detroit, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, St. Louis. WEST: Denver, Los Angeles, Portland, Sacramento, Salt Lake City, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle. © 2002, R &R Inc. ìß! _, J ,_ . ,-1 L.a.,ñ 1r Powerline Adult Contemporary Music On Irack MasterControl Magazine Style Format Contemporary Christian music program with Country Crossroads Country Hits and Interviews artist interviews hosted by Dave Tucker. The Baptist Hour Contemporary Christian Music :60 Features o WEEKLY PROGRAMS Family, Health & Fitness o FREE! o FOLLOWED BY A :24 PROMO SPOT lamilyNet o VOICE OUT 28:00 6350 West Freeway Fort Worth, TX 76116 -4511 o COMPACT DISC 800 -266 -1837 www.FamilyNetRadio.com email: [email protected] www.americanradiohistory.com CHR/Pop Top 50 Indicator 39 ,74401 ,., WdaNeeMmarmag .sNïms óm r3;e.;:sig '2N05*!;'' "atgitraW ® August 9, 2002 R&R'S EXCLUSIVE REPORTED OVERVIEW OF NATIONAL AIRPLAY Most Added® ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) ADDS AS THIS TOTAL +I- GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS/ WEEk WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABELS) PLAYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS LEANN RIMES Life Goes On (Curb) 35 (00) WHITNEY HOUSTON Whatchulookinat (Arista) 15 1 AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) 3028 +49 88241 11 49/0 Q ASHANTI Happy (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 14 3 Q PINK Just Like A Pill (Arista) 2925 +178 84982 8 50/0 JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT EareNaked (Jive) 10 4 o DJ SAMMY & YANOU Heaven (Robbins) 2734 +201 80077 10 49/1 WESTLIFE World Of Our Own (RCA) 10 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) 8 2 4 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 2603 -248 74662 12 48/0 ANGIE MARTINEZ If I Could Go (EastWesUEEG) 6 9 Q JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware/Columbia) 2210 +305 64045 12 48/0 NAPPY ROOTS Po' Folks (Atlantic) 6 5 6 NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo' Reel 1931 -212 54143 14 43/0 /Universal) OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) 5 12 O CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) 1862 +254 52737 11 49/1 LYONS,TRACY Love Hurts (Vapor/WB) 5 7 8 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (Dream Works) 1773 -150 51929 21 41/0 EMINEM Cleanin' Out... (Shady /Aftermath /Interscope) 4 JUSTINCASE Don't Cry For Us (Maverick/WB) 4 6 9 JENNIFER LOPEZ F/NAS I'm Gonna Be Alright (Epic) 1716 -257 47396 14 42/0 KYLIE MINOGUE Love At First Sight (Capitol) 3 11 10 EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) 1613 -171 44682 13 40/0 NO DOUBT F/LADY SAW Underneath It All (Interscope) 3 15 KYLIE MINOGUE Love At First Sight (Capitol) 1576 +189 47984 9 48/3 Q DANIEL BEDINGFIELD Gota Get Thru This (Island /IDJMG) 3 8 12 DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) 1538 -370 42380 13 42/0 BEENIE MAN F /JANET Feel It Boy (Virgin) 3 10 13 SOLUNA For All Time (DreamWorks) 1521 -320 46938 21 42/0 IRV GOTTI Down 4 U (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 3 JENE Get Into Something i'Motown /Universal) 3 22 NELLY F /KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo' Reel/Universal) 1501 +447 45881 3 42/1 0 MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) 2 24 MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) 1420 +400 39467 5 42/2 ® GOO GOO DOLLS Big Macnine (Warner Bros.) 2 14 16 VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/Interscope) 1363 -213 39385 24 40/0 2C BBMAK Out Of My Heart (Into Your...) (Hollywood) 1359 +139 40437 5 49/0 16 18 SEVEN AND THE SUN Walk With Me (Atlantic) 1296 -33 39012 11 45/0 21 VANESSA CARLTON Ordinary Day (A &M /Interscope) 1287 +154 34877 4 49/1 25 DANIEL BEDINGFIELD Gotta Get Thru This (Island/IDJMG) 1233 +352 33631 4 43/3 13 21 NO DOUBT Hella Good (Interscope) 1228 -354 36943 18 40/0 g 1 22 ASHANTI Foolish (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 1151 -92 32715 19 39/0 18 23 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Don't Turn Off The Lights (Interscope) 1118 -153 32614 10 40/1 2E MICHELLE BRANCH Goodbye To You (Maverick/WB) 1023 +169 28217 3 44/0 Most Increased 29 ® EVE F /ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' (Ruff Ryders /Interscope) 1014 +296 30787 3 45/1 Plays 23 26 P. DIDDY FLASHER & LOON I Need A Girl (Part One) (Bad Boy/Arista) 849 -193 25298 17 30/0 TOTAL 37 NO DOUBT F/LADY SAW Underneath It All (Interscope) 780 +275 22806 2 45/3 PLAY ® ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE 31 Big 2 GOO GOO DOLLS Machine (Warner Bros.) 759 +113 22114 39/2 NELLY F/KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo' ReelUniversal) +447 33 m ELVIS VS. JXL A Little Less Conversation (RCA) 728 +115 20041 3 35/0 MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) +400 32 HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) 708 +63 19044 5 41/1 EMINEM Cleanin' Out ...(Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) +358 DANIEL BEDINGFIELD Gotta Get Thru This (Island/IDJMG) +352 30 31 FAT JOE F /ASHANTI What's Luv? (Terror Squad/Atlantic) 636 -81 16353 23 24/0 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware /Columbia) +305 46 EMINEM Cleanin' Out My Closet (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) 573 +358 16438 2 42/4 EVE F /ALICIA KEYS Gangsta...(Ruff Ryders/lnterscope) +296 35 SHAKIRA Objection (Tango) (Epic) 572 +55 14185 5 28/0 0 NO DOUBT F/LADY SAW Underneath It All (Interscope) +275 36 @ P. DIDDY F /GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part II) (Bad Boy/Arista) 550 +37 16362 3 27/2 CREED One Last Breath (Wind-up) +254 27 35 CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc-A- Fella/IDA/1G) 499 -261 12509 6 26/0 DJ SAMMY & YANOU Heaven (Robbins) +201 KYLIE MINOGUE Love At First Sight (Capitol) +189 42 BEENIE MAN F /JANET Feel It Boy (Virgin) 492 +181 11282 2 28/3 BEENIE MAN F /JANET Feel It Boy (Virgin) +181 23 37 CRAIG DAVID Walking Away (Wildstar/Atlantic) 492 -238 13157 17 20/0 PINK Just Like A Pill (Arista) +178 41 OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) 461 +86 13763 3 28/5 MICHELLE BRANCH Goodbye To You (Maverick/WB) +169 39 39 BRITNEY SPEARS Boys (MavericWReprise) 449 -46 14118 3 25/0 VANESSA CARLTON Ordinary Day (A &M/Interscope) +154 ASHANTI Happy (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) +141 43 0 KHIA My Neck, My Back (Lick It) (Dirty Down/Artemis) 383 +94 10006 7 28/0 BBMAK Out Of My Heart (Into Your...) (Hollywood) +139 34 41 TRUTH HURTS F/RAKIM Addictive (Aftermath /Interscope) 380 -188 12248 7 27/0 THE CORRS FBONO When The... (143 /Lava/Atlantic) +139 48 ASHANTI Happy (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 344 +141 13395 2 24/14 a ELVIS VS. JXL A Little Less Conversation (RCA) +115 33 43 BRANDY Full Moon (Atlantic) 268 -222 7315 14 14/0 G00 GOO DOLLS Big Machine (Warner Bros.) +113 40 44 ANASTACIA One Day In Your Life (Epic) 237 -192 9698 9 10/0 ANGIE MARTINEZ If I Could Go (EastWesUEEG) +105 KHIA My Neck, My Back (Lick It) (Dirty Down/Artemis) +94 [Debut> IRV GOTTI Down 4 U (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 224 +75 8167 1 15/3 PAUL OAKENFOLD Starry Eyed Surprise (Maverick/Reprise) +93 45 46 AURORA Dreaming (Groovilicious /Strictly Rhythm) 213 -3 5761 2 23/0 OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) +86 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) 203 +41 4940 2 18/8 AMY STUDI Just A Little Girl (19/Universal) +84 'Debut> 4 1 THE CORRS F/BONO When The Stars Go Blue (143/Lava/Atlantic) 198 +139 6444 1 17/2 IRV GOTTI Down U (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) +75 ¡Debut> JUSTINCASE Don't Cry For Us (Maverick/WB) +69 o MONICA All Eyez On Me (J) 181 +56 3908 1 14/1 'Debut> HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) +63 ANGIE MARTINEZ If I Could Go (EastWest/EEG) 178 +105 4176 1 18/6 MONICA All Eyez On Me (J) +56 SHAKIRA Objection (Tango) (Epic) +55 51 CHR /Pop Indicator reports. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 7/28- Saturday 8/3. © 2002, R &R Inc. WHITNEY HOUSTON Whatchulookinat (Arista) +55 The RAR Annual Subscription Package Delivers The Most For Your Money c,ß,7 40MB s zo Tg7 51 weeks of R &R PLUS 2 semi -annual R &R Directories ($330 value) ($150 value) e-mail R&R at: Call R &R at: FAX Credit Card Payments To: Subscribe online: moreinfo.radioandrecords.com 310.788.1625 310.203.8727 www.radioandrecords.com THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER www.americanradiohistory.com 40 R &R August 9, 2002 CHR/Pop Action Amarillo, TX is a great place to be. Our isteners have wide tastes in music, which is great for us as a CHR station. It allows us to play all of today's best music. The top- testing songs on Power 98.7 are any- where from pop to alternative and rock to Marshall Blevins urban. Right now they are "Hot in 98.7)1 Herre" by Nelly, "Just Like a Pill" by Pink, ARTIST: MD, KPRF (Power Samantha Mumba Amarillo, TX "Complicated" by Avril Lavigne. "Without LABEL: A &M/Interscope Me" by Eminem, "Hero" by Chad Kroger and Josey Scott, "I'm Gonna Be Alright" by Jennifer By TANYA O'QUINN /ASSISTANT EDITOR Lopez f /Nas and "Heaven" by DJ Sammy & Yanou. All these songs are very strong on the phones; we rr he best comment I've read regarding Sam- get tons of requests for them every day. I'm also antha Mumba comes from USA Today: excited about some new songs we've added that are "If some mad scientist managed to procure DNA samples from Britney Spears, Macy Gray blowing up, like "Dilemma" by Nelly and Kelly and Destiny's Child's Beyoncé Knowles and Rowland, "Out of My Heart (Into Your Head)" by BB Mak and "Gotta Get Thru put them in a blender, he might be able to pro- This" by Daniel Bedingfield. Our listeners take their radio seriously, and duce a genetically engineered baby diva like we try to deliver nothing but the best. With the way pop, rock and urban are Mumba." Born in Dublin, Ireland, Mumba is the daughter of an Irish mother and Zambian father. going, I have no doubt in my mind that CHR is only going to get better through The desire and ability to entertain appeared very the rest of 2002 and the beginning of 2003. early in this gorgeous Capricorn. From the age of 3 to the age of 15, she attended the renowned Billie Barry Stage School. At age 15 she was Where Are You Going ?" is the question that cast as the lead in The Hot Mikado, a jazzy 1998 gets The Dave Matthews Band a spot production based on Gilbert and Sullivan's op- Samantha Mumba era. Her performance on the chart this week. The song is the first of made such a great impres- sion that she was invited to perform on several of last year the album was rereleased with new four debuts this week, as Dave and company television shows, singing live even when she packaging and new mixes. New versions of land at ... 50* Monica's confidence shows in "All didn't have to. The musical talent of the aspir- "Baby Come Over" and the Diane Warren - Eyez on Me" (J) and places her at 49 *, while ing star showed Dublin that it had a superstar penned "Don't Need You To (Tell Me I'm the teen trio 3LW demonstrate a little mature entertainer within its confines. And soon the Pretty)" can be found on the record. world would become aware of the jewel that "I'm Right Here," from seduction in "I Do (Wanna Get Close to You)" the debut single was shining in Ireland. Mumba's forthcoming second album, was co- (Epic) and debut at 47 *. The fourth debut is After conning her way into a nightclub by written by Kandi Bun:ess (TLC's "No Scrubs," Angie Martinez with `If I Could Go" (Elektra/EEG), which lands at 46* ... OK, I convincing the bouncer that she was an R&B Pink's "There You Go" and Destiny's Child's love the song just as much as the next Nelly fan, but can we hear something else? singer from New York, Mumba was introduced "Bills, Bills, Bills, "). This song allows Mumba's to the manager of Boyzone and Westlife. A +1,346 makes 'Dilemma" (Fo' Reel /Universal) - the duet of Nelly and Kelly He incredible vocals to soar over a hip -hop base immediately saw the star potential of this young decorated with island accents. This single may (Rowland) the song with the biggest increase in plays this week, last week - lady and signed her to his label, Polydor. Per- become a celebratory anthem for those men who and probably the week before that ... Second in line is Eminem's "Cleanin' Out forming, recording and studying all at the same believe that they're "Mr. Right" and for the My Closet" (Shady /Aftermath /Interscope) with a +1,158. " Cleanin'..." also makes time became too intense to handle, so Mumba women who are tired of settling for "Mr. OK." the biggest chart move, jumping from 31 -18* ... Second in line for most positions chose to leave school and return to her studies In the song, Mumba is taking roll call, checking when her career cools down. the attendance of any and all good men who are skipped is another Interscope artist. "Underneath It All" by No Doubt, featuring In 2000 she released her debut album, Gotta single and willing to commit to a relationship. Lady Saw, moves from 50 -41 * ... Though it gains a +560, Kylie Minogue's "Love Tell You, which included the singles "Gotta Tell After all of the romantic trials and errors, a con- at First Sight" (Capitol) scoots from 13 -12 *, while John Mayer's "No Such Thing" You," "Body II Body," "Baby, Come Over (This clusion has been arrived at, and this song de- (Aware /Columbia) gains a +401 and remains at 11*. I guess she's dazed by love, Is Our Night)" and "Always Come Back to Your scribes all that Mr. Right should be. This light- and he's paralyzed with disbelief. Love." The title track became a No. 1 hit in Ire- hearted and festive song highlights Mumba's - Tanya O'Quinn/Asst. Editor land in a mere four days. The track also hit the strength and control of her vocals while play- top five in both the U.S. and the U.K. In March fully inciting a carefree, laid -back party vibe. ''`744Lw si-7.7**4 Select the Best. When it comes to promoting your radio station, select the decal printer more radio stations have selected over the past 29 years... Communication Graphics. Call Today. DECALS / BUMPER STICKERS / STATICS / SIGNAGE / FULL SERVICE DESIGN STUDIO SINCE 1973 :::::;,C mmunication ..::::Graphics Inc WHERE QUALITY STICKS 1765 N. JUNIPER, BROKEN ARROW, OK 74012 (800) 331 -4438 WWW.CGILINK.COM www.americanradiohistory.com 41 August 9, 2002 America's Best Testing CHR/Pop Songs 12+ For The Week Ending 8/9102. AMY STUDI Just A Little Girl (19/Universal) Artist Title (Label) TW LW Familiarity Burn TD Familiarity Burn Total Plays: 542, Total Stations: 56, Adds: 9 AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) 4.29 4.31 95% 27% 4.37 93% 27% AVANT Makin' Good Love (Magic Johnson /MCA) MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted (Maverick/VVB) 4.05 4.05 96% 36% 4.14 97% 33% Total Plays: 525, Total Stations: 32, Adds: 1 PINK Just Like A Pill (Arista) 4.03 4.03 93% 20% 4.16 93% 18% TANTO METRO & DEVONTE Give It To Her (VP) NELLY F/KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo'Reel/Universal) 4.00 3.89 68% 12% 4.12 66% 10% Total Plays: 489, Total Stations: 15, Adds: 1 CRAIG DAVID Walking Away (Wildstar/Atlantic) 3.96 3.96 88% 25% 3.99 86% 24% JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (Dream Works) 3.94 3.92 91% 36% 3.90 91% 37% JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT BareNaked (Jive) Total Plays: 415, Total Stations: 72, Adds: 16 CHAD KROEGER F /JOSEY SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 3.92 3.98 91% 34% 3.97 88% 32% JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware/Columbia) 3.91 3.93 76% 18% 3.97 75% 16% 311 Amber (Volcano) 45% VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/Interscope) 3.89 3.90 98% 49% 3.98 97% Total Plays: 347, Total Stations: 29, Adds: 2 EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) 3.88 3.66 96% 41% 4.02 98% 40% DJ SAMMY & YANOU Heaven (Robbins) 3.83 3.76 81% 27% 3.79 81% 27% WHITNEY HOUSTON Whatchulookinat (Arista) Total Plays: 346, Total Stations: 47, Adds: 26 BBMAK Out Of My Heart (Into Your Head) (Hollywood) 3.83 3.77 59% 8% 4.01 61% 7% EMINEM Cleanin' Out My Closet (Shady /Aftermath/Interscope) 3.79 65% 12% 3.95 64% 8% STAIND Epiphany (Flip/Elektra/EEG) SOLUNA For All Time (Dream Works) 3.78 3.68 57% 10% 3.90 56% 7% Total Plays: 317, Total Stations: 23, Adds: 0 NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo'Reel/Universal) 3.76 3.83 94% 43% 3.88 96% 40% WYCLEF JEAN Two Wrongs (Columbia) NO DOUBT Hella Good (Interscope) 3.73 3.68 96% 42% 3.77 96% 45% Total Plays: 295, Total Stations: 30, Adds: 5 JENNIFER LOPEZ FEATURING NAS I'm Gonna Be Alright (Epic) 3.71 3.65 87% 31% 3.80 88% 29% SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 3.69 3.62 96% 39% 3.59 97% 40% PAULINA RUBIO The One You Love (Universal) EVE F /ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' (Ruff Ryders/lnterscope) 3.68 3.69 62% 9% 3.75 64% 9% Total Plays: 266, Total Stations: 24, Adds: 0 SEVEN AND THE SUN Walk With Me (Atlantic) 3.67 3.81 47% 7% 3.69 47% 6% BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Columbia) CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) 3.66 3.71 73% 19% 3.78 76% 18% Total Plays: 261, Total Stations: 17, Adds: 0 KYLIE MINOGUE Love At First Sight (Capitol) 3.63 3.73 75% 16% 3.64 72% 16% VANESSA CARLTON Ordinary Day (A &M/Interscope) 3.63 68% 14% 3.80 67% 10% Songs ranked by total plays P. DIDDY FLASHER & LOON I Need A Girl (Part I) (Bad Boy/Arista) 3.57 3.44 91% 47% 3.65 90% 48% ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Don't Turn Off The Lights (Interscope) 3.55 3.53 82% 22% 3.68 84% 21% FAT JOE F /ASHANTI What's Luv? (Terror Squad/Atlantic) 3.54 3.52 93% 55% 3.61 93% 57% PLEASE SEND DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) 3.52 3.45 93% 41% 3.41 92% 41% YOUR PHOTOS ASHANTI Foolish (Murder lnc./IDJMG) 3.51 3.48 89% 49% 3.59 89% 47% 17% MARIO Just A Friend (J) 3.45 3.47 68% 19% 3.51 70% R &R wants your best snapshots P.DIDDY F /GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part II) (Bad Boy /Arista) 3.44 80% 30% 3.50 79% 29% (color or black & white). Total sample size is 583 respondents. Total average favorability estimates are based on a scale of 1 -5. (1= dislike very much, 5 =like Please include the names and titles very much). Total familiarity represents the percentage of respondents who recognized the song. Total burn represents the number of all pictured and send them to: of respondents who said they are tired of hearing the song. Sample composition is based on persons 12 +. TD = Target Demo (Females 18 -34). Persons are screened via the Internet. Once passed, they can take the music test based on their format/music preference. R &R c/o Mike Davis: RateTheMusic.com results are not meant to replace callout research. The results are intended to show opinions of participants on the 10100 Santa Monica Blvd., 3rd Floor Internet only. RateTheMusic is a registered trademark of RateTheMusic.com. The RTM system is available for local radio stations Los Angeles, CA 90067 by calling 818/377 -5300. RateTheMusic.com data is provided by Mediabase Research, A division of Premiere Radio Networks. Is This America's... TJ: Our website: www.acetj.com. Continued from Page 35 It's free and features hot celebs and more. Come check them out. R &R: What is your relationship "Our copy of the Girls R &R: What career advice would with PD John Reynolds? you offer to morning shows attending Gone Wild video was TJ: Our PD doesn't even know the Morning Show Boot Camp and who we are. He thinks we work for stolen out of our office others reading this right now? the '80s station across the hall. Ace: Be honest with yourself about R &R: What question would you - and that's not a what you do well and, more impor- like to ask Infinity -Hacom chief Mel joke." tantly, what you don't do well. Then, Karmazin? emphasize the strengths while work- Ace: Do you know who we are, or Ace ing on the weaknesses. do you think we work for the '80s sta- TJ: Never stop asking questions. tion across the hall'? The most successful people in this R& R: Ifyou were not in radio and business still ask for help. Never think had to have a real job, what do you that you're too big or too small to ask think you'd be doing right now? get your overnight guy to keep his for advice. TJ: Gay pom. mouth shut for all these years as the R &R: Where do you see yourself Ace: We'd still be a team. two ofyou roll into the control room in five years? I would probably be a high every morning at Sam? Do you have TJ: Hopefully, right here in Char- school baseball and football coach. pictures? lotte and on about 200 other stations. Ace: I would either be an ESPN Ace: This is the third question that anchor or a music video producer. we wished you had never asked. Reach Ace & TJ at acetj @acetj. Can Mr. Universal beat the legendary Hulk Hogan in the match of the TJ: No - on second thought, I R &R: Anything else you want to com. For syndication inquiries, con- century? This is the match you have to see! Pictured here at the weigh - would be center fielder for the Atlan- promote outside of your syndication tact Pete Herrick, Executive Produc- in are Universal's Kelly Nash and Hogan. ta Braves or a fireman. and your CD, That Ain't Funny, which er of The Ace & TJ Show, at 704 -561- (l -r) R &R: How have you managed to benefits kids? 4843 or yankeepete @acetj.com. www.americanradiohistory.com 42 R &R August 9, 2002 CHR/Pop Reporters Stations and their adds listed alphabetically by market WFLY /Albany. NY' WXKSBoston, MA * WGTZ/Dayton, OH' WSNX/Grand Rapids. MI' WWST/Xnoxville, TN' KOWB/Minneapoiis. MN ' WERZ/Portsmouth, NH KSXY/Santa Rosa, CA' WPST/Trenton. NJ' VP/Prog: Michael Morgan VPRrog.IPD: Cadillac Jack OM: J.O. Kunes PD: Jeff Andrews OM: Jell Jamigan PO Rob Morris OM/PD: Mike O'Donnell PO: Crash Kelly PD. Dave McKay P0: Donnie Michaels APDMMD Kid David Corey MD'. Scott Sharp APO/MO: Doc O'Brien PO: Rich Bailey APO/MD: Derek Moran APD: Jay Michaels " "w . -- -. App: Gabrielle Vaughn a M Ellen Rockwell AN II Yep' = MM.O 'Emend MO Sarah Sullivan ° of 0 . NELLY/1E1 ROMANO MIN , rr ] "Dilemma' EMINEM T ee M1 A [ 1 NAPP"RSR ^- IRV G0171 PRESENTS .'Dow NAPPY AOOTS-OIla- I'... OUR Jr VARrh1' HOUSTON mou' LLEANNiRI!MEwow WVYBBaytona Beach, FL' NORM WIXX/Green Bay, WI WABB/Mobile, AL' KR00/Tucson, WKSEBuffalo, NY' PD JONES Know' AZ' LENA RIMES Ide' OM: Oan Stone OM/PO: Jay Hastings WSPK/Poughkeepsie, NY OM: Steve King P0: Dave Universal KSMB/Lafayelle, LA' WKKF /Alban NY' POMMO: Todd Michaels APO/BID: Pablo PD: Scotty Mac PD: Mark Medina V MD'. Brian B. Wilde IZ EMINEM ''Closet P BobbyBOh Novosad '.° NELLV ELLY ROWLAND 'DhmnW APO: skyy Walker WAEVBavannah, GA APDMD: Kan Cart PD Rah Dawes . DANIEL BEDINGRELD`Gott- 9 n NELLYXELLV KM AND -ikn,n,e MO Aamn Santini I. DANIEL BEDINGFIELD'Gotta" EE- F. BEEMEMMFCJMET leer MD: Paulie Cruz PO'. Cruz 9 ASHANTI TAW KFMD/Denver- Boulder. CO ` F A NORM JONESxmw' d a, NESTLE Y1 NF L - u'nrn. WHITNEY HOUSTON Vwn WIatchti '`.. - LEANN RIMES 'Ldi' PO: Jim Lawson ANC.= MAPTINE_:wltl'. AMY STILTT'WIe- MO: Chris Pickett ' y TEAM RME£m,è WFSIlIÆ'O.m" '`IV - JL:S,NCASE -Cry' I MONICA 'Eyes" WKZL/Greensboro. NC' I LEANN RIMES Ide' PD Jeff McHugh KKSS /Albuquerque, NM' WRZE/Cape Cod, MA WZATBavannah, GA Fain/Tulsa, OK APO Teme Knight OM: Tod Tucker P0. Tom NaylorN OM: Steve Ml:Vie wHí HWSrON wnarcn0 OM/PO: John Thomas MO Wendy Gatlin WBBO/Monmouth- Ocean. NJ ` PO sadyRath APO: Jeff "Crash"ayl Jacot PO: Kevin Matthews NAPPY ROOTS 'Folks' FHimReltidence,MA' MD: MI an OV All Faim r' "' WLAN/LanCaster, PA PD: GreggGregpg Thomas WRLMTTHEWSAND MO: Frk MOKeannMae NF PO: Jim Reitz DAVE MAMESNS "WND'So.' t3 LI Klab° DAs. - - PO: Michael McCoyy MD: Kid KnightV APO:ChrisOneFOS "LITS' JENE son LEWNAIME$ 11 JONM1YD7áum" b[ENI NPAESdE'Fouwr' .AN. .. - --n MD: Holly Bosch CORUK "Dram,np" TROD MD: David Duran WDSTLIFE "Own" 4 ANGIEMAARMZ'GMT NAPPY[N tlM- WGOTTIbse1E AHAN F/YIET'FVer KKQM/OeS Moines, JEhh[ RRLOVEHE A' MD: Holly lave NAPPY ROOTS .AKEN[Y]I- >wr ASHANTI JENNIFER LOVE MEYnii BareNaked- 65 EN ERLEED HEVAN DMO#MM" PO CregChance JENE "sa'rem,rq - MAY WHITNEY YAaNkli' WHITNEY HOUSTON WAmcnú' I JENNIFER LOVEHENITT'Sweaked° Sn1oiuse' MO Steve Jordan MONICA'Ey JENE'Sarehire" GOO GOO D O LL S WYCLEF JEAN 0Nross' - LEANN RP/ESR'[aree' OUR LADY PEACE 1 '; WERO/Greenville, NC :EVdi RIMES LFANN RIMES 'UP" Mee SPLENDER "Lare KBKS/Seattle-Tacoma, WA' PO: Gary Blake SPLENDER'Laer" KOID /Alexandria, LA win ^" P0: Mike Preston MD. Chris Mann KIZS/Tulsa, OK' PO: Ron Roberts MO: Marcus!). PD: C.C. Matthews Mo: Trinity Scott . WPRO/Providence, Rl' 16 11 MO: Kim Gower ASHANTI WV PD/MO: OE PO: Tony Bristol CREED TreatIP RIMES iA e Harmon MI PDMZN Da Goode En eareaeked' Neff MDO xl Alex Tear N vnemnmm' MD: B Mo Towers NC w LEANN av MO OM/PD: WESRIFE Own WSSX/Chadeston, SC [c, APDMD:e, Gina Gray NAPPY ROOTS 'Kola WWIOJTupelo, MS WAEB /Allentown. PA' OM/PD: Mike Edwards T DAVE MAT IHEWS BANC -Gang' PD/MO: Rick Stevens 4 NELLKKELLY ROWLAND roJortuf KRDFBhreveport, LA ` PO: Brian Check ' .. R=ENIE M W FrJANET le e r KRRG/Laredo,f. TX LEANN RIMES' LA' 2 WESRIFE "Own' PD Chris Callaway APO: Laura St. James WHINEY HOUSTON W1W[AÚ TRACY LYONS lori 1 WHITNEY HOUSTON wrercnu POND: Mkhael J. V1tang wESnIFE-cwlr' WKOI/Detroit, MI' WWXM/Myrtle Beach, SC KBEIVOuad Cities, IA-IL' MO Bethany arks MD: Mike Kelly LIMN RIMES'Lde" WHITNEY HOUSTON "MIYrlru" nY PO: Dom Theodore PD: Wally B. PO/SID: Matt Williams ' .+h I Rs 3 DANIEL B NGRELD Tole"' SRENOm'Uler" LEWIN RIMES Ts' 6 JOHN MAYER BEE NIE MAN WANE mea' 19 BMA "Bak" AN L5 1u JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT"BareNated' SuchI' TRAY LYONS loti' 6 IRV GOTTI PRESENTS 'Down )dp,,:n 2 CREST/ 'Breath" O, SAMMY E YWNOU'Hem," EVEN RIMESIAe LayleKLongvleW TX LEARN RIMES tR WVSR/Charleslon, WV YASEEN Sloe' WESnEFE INK' 2 mono HOUSTONWarnN' OM Larry OM: Jeff Whitehead WFBCiGreenvilte,SC' POND: Josh Reno P0: VANESSA N KPRF /Amarillo, TX Chris Carmichael Po: NNW CARI Nid KFMIrk NV ` MD: Vegas, OUR LADY PEACE - DiL/Pro v /PO: Les Montgomery lo WLVYÆImira- NY MD:TM WHTS/Ouad Cities, IA -IL' WNDVBouth Bend, IN Corning, po: K uEMlNOCUE sa- M0:MarshalBSSLEe LPAw AIMES Ili Rik McNeil 56 NELLYARLY ROWLAND Timm' WOZO/Nashville. TN' OM/PD: Tony Waitekus OM/PO: Casey Daniels ANGIE WESRJE'NW PO/MO: Mike Strobel MD: Pablo Sato MARTINEZ 1 LEANN PiMES'LAE 31 317W 'Nam' "' JISTXICASE Y,tf APO. Bolan Solt VP/Pro' Brian Krysz MD: Nevin Walker MD Beau Derek JENNIFER LOVE HEN 2í- Ba,..:,w 1 NORE.'WAN' p9 IRV GOTTI PRESENTS. Town' 2 BRIN SPEARS aVN RUESc y. WESruM "Own' NAPPY RCOTS'Fara 5 DAVEMATTHEWD BAND" P0: Memo 1 13 BRITNEY SPEARS JENNIFER LOVE HEMiT'BiaYlred' IB PHONEY wamli' aµ5' - JENNIFER LOVE If .ENE RINfS'lL' ASXMITI1Egy LEM RHp15TON'MWI]ei G011l1yypppp¡¡ CMP"RAwwf 'BaeHNMd' DES w^' ' 1 ASHWill RIMES'uk' JEAW NAPPY ROOTS A. 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T ee' DOUBT FANN SAW 11 EANNRZe'LiE' 1 EERIE MAN =JANET Keel' NAPPY ROOTS ',NM' LEANN PINES 1ih- DAVE MATNEVS BAND "bang' SAMANITWMJhwA`Rgm' NERD sen' Ko: arieTX 'EWd WBLI/Nassau- Suffolk, NY' WRVO/Richmond,VA' WOBRBimball meld, IL WKSZ/Appletan, WI Po:Jay(Xteries WKXJ/Chattanoa 9 a, TN D' MoD WKSSMartford, CT KFRX/Lincoln, NE PD: Billy Sud Po: Katae Interim PO: J.J. Rice PO Kyle Kimball PD: M0: Ochs PO: Tom Chuck PD: Rick Vaughn Sonrr Valentine APDMD: AI Levine M0: Jake Glenn LLEANN AMES ITN' Mi WHI Malone DNllEL BEDINGFIELD Tmea' APO/A10: Tripper M0: Mike McGowan ADD: Larry Freeze Nordin v. alas ASHPNTI Fa 1 WHITNEY YANMAÙ c,c PAC[ NO Y ROWLAND roilame' 2 UNCLE I(ARTIN "CEDE OURENFOLDEACE MD: A.J.EANyder OUP LADY "There" 1 LAPIN ROOTS Tolls' NO DOUBT HEADY"SAW'Wdernw,h" MMES TUte"UU" hSSnGlV PEACE 'There NATECEBERAO'e" LENIN FUMES TN' PD: Beth MMn McBrideMe LEANN RIMES "Life LEANN RIMES lire' WESELIÆ Tot KATE C ' MD: Karen Black WJJSBoandke- Lynchburg, VA' ROOTS'ERES TT WKCIMew Haven. CT' NAPPY low' KHTOBpringfield, MO LEANN NIMES-,ae' PO: Danny Ocean PO: David Lee Michaels WHITNEY HO OM/PD: Dave WSTR ABanta, GA' sroN W ah MO: Kerry Collins APO: Melissa Morgan DeFranze WIHT/Washington, DC' WKSC Chicago, IL' KRBE/Rouston-Galveston, TX PO: Bowen MD: Rich Austin WHITNEY WCwm : J Mó:ú M2 era AR' EMINEM "Closer TL held, " SHARMA "OWE' - 9 P nn A OR Ii way' lcer,mm' PO yod Honk, KOUK/Eugenee ál WOO London. CT CORPS TI ',Ca NATURErs,S wl9: e i MO: Steve Brawn MO Sydney Taylor 12 CREED Tine" LEANN RIMES 'Lk' PD: Nevin Palans : MONICA 'Eye:" 14 P. Dipbr FKIMMINENwd' HEWI1[ Ea'RNA JENNIFER LOVE /AEC GOO APDMD Shawn Murphym y T n WXLK Roanoke- Lynchbu g, VA' WWWQ/Allanta, GA' WESILIÆo , EANN FUMES'Lde" A m WHITNEY HOUSTON WMtlu' ` PO: Kevin Scott OM/PD Dylan Sprague KLRS/Chico, CA '"ENICER'Lew .'li' BIf NAKED"T MD. Travis WLDI/West Palm Beach, FL' Din Ping Leslie Pram PO/TAD: OM/PD: 5óm Mitchell Y Erie Brown 'AN E0 METRO E DE' ,hoc` "G,x AMER Eall PD: Jordan Walsh WESTLIii -Own WKEEMuntington, WV .,,NT APDMIJ: Jimmy Olsen Mar WHITNEY HOUSTON APO: Oave V ryn PD: Jim Davis 3 JENNIFER LOVE HESAW"UrwaNtl' Nan -, noup WSTQ/EvanSVilIe, IN ïdla 1I NOAELMIIDYYAM' IMES'LV' WTffi7,ú' APO/MO: MAW Ko: the Rock, AR' NESnNf'Owrr' , NO 00187 FAADY SAW VtAeneM1' L&WN RIMES LIN' PO: Dr. Dave Michaels JUSTINCASE'CY I VANESSACANTOV'Odimr. BEENEEWN F /,WET "Feel° PO: Ted Striker ASHANTI 'Happy" APOMO: Cat Michaels 1 3Lw sema" DAVEMATTHEWS BAND -Got,19 ° APO /MD: NAPPY ROOTS Fdla' 25 Cruise WEZB/Nen Orleans, LA LEANN RIMES "UP LEANN RIMESnAe' 1 lee' WAYV /Atlantic City,ry, WHITNEY HOUSTON JwIRLOE.V 'BarAnvea' OMPO:JohnRabens JENNIFER as"ASHANTI WKGSAochesler,NY` LOVEHEWlED `BareNake]" 1 LIZACRISMow PD: Peal Kelly WHITNEYH SrON.WNAChu. 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OSTEN 11ué WT `Pm' "` " " "V IRV GOTH PR "tom' OM/PO: Mike Dangerv EMINEM'Close' NNas -+ WBHT/Wilkes Barre, PA' MD: Dote OUR LADY PEACE awe' MO: kale W an O'Coe s- 3 NV GOTH PRESSAS.. Yowl' AB -i to Mark McKay 2 CREED'Bleam° 15 ASHANTI 1 JENNIFER LOVE NEWITT'BrevakW' APDMD: A.J. sew WNOU/lndiana olis,IN' WOJXLoulsv le, KY KCRS/Odessa- Mldland,TX '2 IRVGOTn PRESENTS .-ww'WAKS/Cleveland,OH' sJEw r2 PD: Dan Mason PO: Kidd Ng KMXF/Fayetteville, AR OM: GregV Dunkin AP Mardi NOIWJOES -SN Y /MO:Ji Collins E/NNRMES lN' 2 SEVEN AND THE SUN Walk APOMRI Kasper AP::David Edgar MO. Amy Parker wESnIFE ro,vn MO: Tam Travis APO NAP JimOTS'S Po , o PICS xmre N. MO: Ne D. 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Tommy BOtlean APOMO:T orry Mann OM: Dan McClintock ANGIE IRVGOTTPRE S "opm- ' KSLZBt. Louis, MO' MARTINE e WYCR/YOrk, PA` P DImr IGIMMlNE "Need' MO Jonathon Reed ANGIE MARTINE 'CODH' PO: Jonathan Lund PO: LEANNRIMES "LAC PO: Davy Crockett HEWITT "BareNake]' 22 TNEV Mike Wheeler JENNIFER LOVE SPARS' Ants EAT, RIME -_n APO, Boomer MO: Sally Vicious WXYKBiloxi- Gulfport, MS LEADEN RIMES 'Lk" ANN HMIS LIe er PINEY SPEARS "Boys" NAPPY ROOTS "Fits n NELLNKELLY M AND'D o re KSME/Ft. CO PO /APO: Kyle Cuffe Y Collins, 4 WHITNEYOUSRO"wNEJ' MO Lucas WCGQ/COlumbus. GA POMO: David Carr JENNIFER LOVE HEWTT -BreNakeö w`Nap TOx'Wrathy' 36 AsHWTI "Hdppj POND: 1 BRP-NP SPEARS reµs' reverse City, MI LEAMN La" H0111'184' JENNIFER LOVE "w earneNa' WJYY/Manchester,NH W M e WFKS /Jadadnville, FL OM: Shawn Sheldon NAPPY "oms'Fdla" ASHANTI PD Ha rtY Nozlowski PO: Mike Stechman OANSNFOLD NO DOUBT FhADV SAW 'Underneath" PD: Ron Pritchard APDMD A.J. Duketle LEAIOLEIGLES OS °L5505' KUDD/S: Lake City, UT a DAVE BAND -Gang" LL "Happy' a, LEwIV RIMES `OE' E 5 LfANNRIMES 1 ANOEMMnN¢'CO:e OM/PD: Brian Mi[hel Idi' WAIADJe ThMFWdIT¢n, OH' 51 rH, WEE,- PAULIWRUBIOron ySteels,OH' WYCLEFJEAN'Wrongs THE CORRSFBONO'BWe" .IAN. -MES., WADY BUTCHERS Twang" MO: Rob Olson POMOJe Mac PO: Jimmy Steele EMINEM'CliOoE D -- NF ,IDILLI ROWLAND' D'M0,0 Goo GOO DOLLS "130' WMRVBin g hamtor, NY APDMD: Joe Kelly WXKB/Ft. Myers -Naples. FL NO DOUBT FAADY SAW 'Underneath" .ESSE n-Rln,r, s EMI: Jo "tom r..N- OM: Jim Free PD: Chris Cue 2 DANIEL [EDINGEIELE E,ID KBFM/MrNlen- PO Glen Turner MO'Rany She Brovmsville. TX` NORM JONES TN no" WAEZJJohnson City, TN WKPK/Traverse City, MI MO: Megan E. Murphy AsEaAShera OM PD Hilly santiapo WI00/Philadelphia, PA' s P0: APO: Marc Spencer GOO GOO ROLLS me Scott Summers MD Jeff DeWitt PO: Brian Bridgman KZHT/Salt Lake City, UT LiPE OIJSE'Spn- ELVSVSJXL "LClle MO: Real ,:ANN APDMD Marian Newsome ougsbLMPWarren, PO: Jeff MCCaNrey TRACY LYONS 'Lae' 1 íEANN RIMES NA HEL NCA E=.e PD: Trout K IKPN/CO us Christi, TX LFANN DIMES Ire fP ASHANTI a , rTL E r1,,' MO: Jagger, _ MONICA'Eye[[' Int. APDMD'. Jay Kline PD: Jason Hillery A A' e WYCLEF JEAN wrongs AST1NGSE DES ^.IFT.Oa* MD: Derek Lee NAPPY ROOTS WESTLIff "Own- WF$ILIÆ TAW ' LE.ANrN RIMES lite" KISR/Ft- Smith, AR WBZZ/Pittshurgh, PA s'NÉWd OM: Rick Hayes 0M: Keith Clark HORAH JONES Know" PO Fred Baker Jr. APO: Ryan Mill WQENBInningham, AL' WAOA Melbourne, FL' KTFM/San Antonio, TX' BEERY X'Llnle' I5 e d aSTrsawachu" ° APDNp. Mich Order PM Mark T. Jackson PD JohnJohnny Mincers a7 M2 McCay 1A WHITNEYvHOUSroNYnNCnn' sTOeW3erem,- WGLU PA /Johnstown, CAMEL OuRLAOVnEACEneá' Monitored Reportersp MD Madison Reeves EANN RIMES °Lea' LOOSPERCE"NNW POMO'. Mitch EdwaNS ' RED Hoi CHILIWry HaN.;MESk' y KHKSDallas -Ft. Worth, TX ` EMUÆPLONENEW i Brexand 185 Total Reporters ¡A i> ' - TRACY LYONS L low" OM/PD: Todd JErvMffRL HEAMII'Lartiakd° WKST/Pitisbur9 h, PA' c Shannon KATE Yes KXX MBaKAntonio, TX` p" DAVE MATTEWS BAND 'Gomm' PD: Jason Kidd ,p/Q MO'. Dave Morales PD: Krach Kelly t. No DOUBT RAN SAW a eN° LIBERTY X'LAW. en MD Nadiacanales P" , JOHN MAYEASCr" MP ROOTS ',NM" 134 Total Monitored 0AKE N'O`D'E °m OUR LADY PEACE WEE -Q`E'D,^' KSAS/Boise, ID ' awe' WHYI/Miami, FL rn IRV GOTTI PRESENTS - 'llwn' ": "E p OM/P0: Rab Roberts P0: Hass Grigg LEANN RIMES TNT KZBB/Ft. Smith, AR KCHZA:0eneCity,MO' APOMO: Tim avis APOMO: Cindy Wilson APO: Chris Marino 51 A Johnson Total Indicator 1 ASHANTI 'Happy" APO/Imaging: Todd Case eu remet KHTS/San Diego, CA' .BMMPPR LOVE IEVATTYarelakeo APoMO:APO/MD: Mike RusinAnglin ,6 BIGTYI DIDDYBY.,3Lw -ESNs' Vl- WJRO/P000re ME PD Diana Laird 49 Current Indicator Playlists LEANNFOD4 NAUGHTY ,3Lw "ken LEANN MAI IKON' KRBV/Dallas -Ft. Worth, TX ' moov FGNUWxE "Need- pD'. Tim Moore APDMD'. Human Haze whON RIMES 'Oh" lHARRA "Oµ ton' LEANN S P A'AERí WESiLNE Vxn' OM: John Cook WFSnIÆ Own" NfsTLIÆ NAP MD: Rob Steele APD'. vies Valentine ; H MATTHESTON NArr.' = "... 'E"NMhi - ASHANTI ppy DAVE M,T'l!on' Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (1): "1EEV hi, ROSA'i NS'19KA "Fcer WESn1Æ Vwn' " Norw.dx[s "Kmw' WYKS/Gainesville- Ocala, FL ` ANGIE MARTINE TGWU' WKFR /Kalamazoo, MI VANESSACARLTON "ordinary` KZMGBoise. ID' POEMS Jed Banta KMXV/KansasCity, MO* WXSS/Milwaukee, WI' POND: Beall Richards Mike Forte OM/PD: Jon Zellner PD Briane Kellyryry Did Not Report For Two Consecutive APO Scoute ` =c APO,MD:JoioMartinez KNRZ/Portland, KSLYBan Luis Obispo, CA : OR' WDKF/Da on,OH' 0MiPS:aJonZ RED HOT CHILI Way" PD: Michael Hayes PO: Adam Burnes Weeks; Data Not Used (1): BnN MAN EVA,: -,er. IRV GOnIPRESENIS mown" POMO Dino RObitaille ,. MO:ROhR ro n MD: Cram Marshall NORM OSES AxGIEMMnN¢ "Could" WIFC/Wausau, WI 5H h 'DE 'C, 'Wlehnu I JOHN MAYFR'c , EVE RALICIA KEYS -Or sS MORII.O Eve, EEL E MINOGUE''S O' www.americanradiohistory.com HR/Rhythmic 43 August 9, 2002 America's Best Testing CHR/Rhythmíc Songs 12+ For The Week Ending 8/9/02. Artist Title (Label) TW LW Familiarity Burn TD Familiarity Burn NELLY F/KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo' Reel/Universal) 4.47 4.44 86% 8% 4.51 86% 8% EVE F /ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' (Ruff Ryders/lnterscope) 4.24 4.14 84% 6% 4.29 84% 6% ARTIST: Big Tymers IRV GOTTI PRESENTS THE INC. Down 4 You (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 4.23 4.24 75% 13% 4.30 74% 12% LABEL: Cash Money/Universal EMINEM Cleanin' Out My Closet (Shady/Aftermath /lnterscope) 4.13 4.18 86% 13% 4.24 86% 11% By MIKE TRIAS /ASSISTANT EDITOR NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo' Reel/Universal) 4.12 4.14 99% 44% 4.10 99% 46% BBig Tymers is a state of mind," ASHANTI Happy (Murder Inc. /DefJam /IDJMG) 4.09 4.12 88% 16% 4.11 89% 16% says Mannie Fresh, half of the ANGIE MARTINEZ F/LIL' MO & SACARIO If I Could Go (EastWest/EEG) 4.00 3.94 57% 7% 4.02 56% 7% hitmaking duo. "If you're gonna JENNIFER LOPEZ FEATURING NAS I'm Gonna Be Alright (Epic) 3.99 4.04 96% 31% 3.99 96% 33% do something, do it big time." FAT JOE F /ASHANTI What's Luv? (Terror Squad /Atlantic) 3.98 3.98 98% 51% 3.98 99% 54% And Big Tymers have definitely EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath /lnterscope) 3.98 4.10 99% 46% 4.00 99% 48% backed up the talk: Their latest FABOLOUS F /JAGGED EDGE Trade It All (Part 2) (Epic) 3.97 42% 5% 4.02 40% 4% CD, Hood Rich, has already achieved Platinum status, due USHER Can U Help Me (LaFace/Arista) 3.96 55% 8% 3.96 53% 9% largely to the success of the ghetto -fabulous anthem and in- CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc A- Fella/Jive/IDJMG) 3.94 3.89 93% 31% 3.96 93% 31% stant classic "Still Fly." The album's second single, "Oh Yeah!" BEENIE MAN F /JANET Feel It Boy (Virgin) 3.93 40% 4 °/p 3.89 38% 4% featuring Tateeze, Boo and Gotti, is already making an impact P.DIDDY F/GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part II) (Bad Boy/Arista) 3.92 3.94 96% 29% 3.96 96% 29% at both Rhythmic and Urban. The Tymers are also performing BIG TYMERS Still Fly (Cash Money/Universal) 3.90 3.88 81% 24% 3.99 81% 24% big -time in the next few months, with shows on the East Coast ASHANTI Foolish (Murder lnc. /DefJam/IDJMG) 3.87 3.93 97% 47% 3.87 98% 49% and Midwest this month and a 20 -city tour with Nelly, Lii Wayne N.O.R.E. Nothing (DefJam/IDJMG) 3.86 3.82 57% 11% 3.86 55% 11% and Mario beginning Sept. 26 on Worcester, MA. MARIO Just A Friend (J) 3.85 3.88 90% 22% 3.87 89% 22% New Orleans natives Bryan "Baby" Williams and Mannie MONICA All Eyes On Me (J) 3.84 3.78 47% 5% 3.83 44% 4% Fresh were already enjoying success before they became Big NAPPY ROOTS Po' Folks (Atlantic) 3.81 - 43% 7% 3.84 42% 7% Tymers -Williams as co -owner of Cash Money Records and AVANT Makin' Good Love (Magic Johnson/MCA) 3.78 3.78 68% 19% 3.76 65% 20% Mannie Fresh as the label's superproducer. One day the two LUDACRIS Move B "h ( DefJam South /IDJMG) 3.72 3.60 80% 18% 3.77 80% 16% " were just messing around on the intro track to B.G.'s It's All P. DIDDY FLASHER & LOON I Need A Girl (Part I) (Bad Boy /Arista) 3.71 3.75 98% 52% 3.71 99% 54% on U Vol. 2, and they liked what they heard. A verse was soon Lil' WAYNE Way Of Life (Cash Money/Universal) 3.71 3.62 48% 7% 3.71 46% 7% born - as were Big Tymers. The duo rose to prominence B2K Gots Ta Be (Epic) 3.67 3.64 83% 27% 3.66 84% 28% quickly, popularizing the term bling -bling, which has since AMERIE Why Don't We Fall In Love (Rise/Columbia) 3.67 3.68 66% 15% 3.64 66% 16% been picked up by late -night talk show hosts and ESPN sports- TRUTH HURTS F/RAKIM Addictive (Aftermath/Interscope) 3.65 3.61 77% 29% 3.62 77% 30% casters. CLIPSE Grindin' (Star Track/Arista) 3.63 3.62 58% 15% 3.61 15% 57% As far as Hood Rich goes, Big Tymers decided to change it KHIA My Neck, My Back (Dirty Down/Artemis) 3.35 3.34 92% 37% 3.41 91% 36% up a bit. "We are always about the street thing, but we did less Total sample size is 550 respondents. Total average favorability estimates are based on a scale of 1 -5. (1= dislike very much, 5=like very much). Total familiarity about the diamonds and platinum because everybody has run represents the percentage of respondents who recognized the song. Total burn represents the number of respondents who said they are tired of hearing the it to death," says Williams. "It's still part of how we live, but song. Sample composition is based on persons 12 +. TD = Target Demo (Females 18 -34). Persons are screened via the Internet. Once passed, they can take the music test based on their format/music preference. RateTheMusic. com results are not meant to replace callout research. The results are intended to show opinions we focused more on cars on this album. We are changing the of participants on the Internet only. RateTheMusic is a registered trademark of RateTheMusic.com. The RTMsystem is available for local radio stations by calling words on this album. It's a whole new book of slang." 818/377 -5300. RateTheMusic.com data is provided by Mediabase Research, A division of Premiere Radio Networks. Reporters . KYLZ/Albuguerque, NM KKXX/Bakersüeld, CA KOKS/Denrer-Boulder, CO KBX(Mouston- Galyesion. TX KTTB/Minneapolis, MN KCAOAImard- Ventura, CA' WDCO/Salhhury, MD KYWL/Spekane, WA PO: Robb Royale PD. Nick Dion P0: Cal Collins PD: Tom Celocoul Interim PO/APO: Brosdwey Joe APO Big Bear P0: Winkle. PD' StareSteve NictlipMer MO. Loper APD: Mingo MO. John E. Kalte M0: Poles 2 OBIT "Multlplÿ 10 STYLES "GOOdimes' MO'. Daellle MD: Wright 10 DANIEL BEoINGFIELD "Gotta' MO'. Lauren Michaels No Adds 7 NAPPY ROOTS- Folks 1 LYRIC FGOON Young" 5 SMM BRIGADEoodtimes' WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatchu" 2 "GOpmim,:s° No Adds 7 WHITNEY HOUSTON Whatchu' 4 LYRIC F/LOON 'Young' TRINA FRWEET "Panties" LYRIC F/LOON "Young" 1 WHSINEpHO POND: 4 LUDACRISNRIS Wm'`MOti SING YANG TWINS "Myself" PASTOR TROY 1 WHITNEY HOUSTON'Whmchli WERO/Baltimore, MD POND: Seaswn Dwyer 4 WHITNEYWHI HOUSTON'WNlcnu- KHTN/MBdeRRb CA Tine' Dwyer KUUD/ LYRIC F/LOON "Young" Lake City, UT' %ZIBiT'MUttIMy" PO Dion Summen APO' Korean 08VP0: Rene HobeN KIGJU/Palm Springs, CA ID'TY/Housten-GeMaDOn, TX App; OM/PD: Brien MICMI APO/MD: Nab At Ni AI NEW "Wanna' Drew Storm KFAT/MCllpragO, AK g PD: Aesop 52 NELLY/KELLY ROWLAND "Dilemma" NELLV'Wnst' POW): Ramie 2 WMRNEYWHITNEY WHITNEY HOUSTON "Wholthti li DOGGY STYLE ALL STAR "Doh' KSPW/Springgeld, MO OM: MM Corium KEITH "One" 50 'Fair ERYKAH BADU F/COMMONF/COMMON'Lite" SWEAT vi NG YANG TWINS' sett" KBBT/San Antonio, TX PD: CAM Cannon PONY. Mahn Nugent KPRII/E1 Paso, TX 11 BONE THUGS-F-HARMONY "Gel' LIL' FLIPI'Ball' LYRIC F/LOON ryounyy P0: J.O. No Adds VING YANG TWINS "Myself BMKlmore, MD' Po: Bobby Ramos 4 TO 'Got" LYRIC F/LOON "Young- Consoler ERYKAH BAN F/COMMON lifé APD: Denny PD: Thee Mitclmm APD: Patti Diaz B WBTS/Manta, GA SPINNAA F/FWEET "Parries' CA MD: Rome 69 NELL!/KELLY ROWLAND 'Dilemma" M0: Gina Lee Rona/ MU/Monterey-Salinas, KKER/WIOenix, AZ KWINIStBWBn- MBdesta, CA PD: Sean Phillips P0: Kenny Allen 3 AMERIE 'Fall' 3 FABOLOUS... "Trade" 2 FAITH EVANS "Burin'" PO' Bruce SI. Ames VP/Prop.: John Christian 1 "' KTHT/HOUStIPGahrealon, TX 1 ARCHIE EVERSOLE'Ready' N.O.R.E "Nothin MU510'DOnt' MO'. Oese - AMERIE 'Fall' APD: Charlie Heran PD: Amends King WHITNEY HOUSTON'Whatellu' P0: Johnny Chiang a 1 RIVEN' "Op" MONICANICA `Eyes XZIBIT 'Mum p THUGS HARMONY -Gel" MD: J PNIIIA RIVEN 3 BONE -N- LUDACRIS'Mové WJNH/Baton Rouge. LA NIVEA"Mañ 95 NELLWKELL Y ROWLAND " Dilemma" 3 SHADE SHEISTry'Money' MO: 1 DJ OYANOU'Heeveñ SPEARS 'Boys' 2 MASTER P'Rock" , Joey Boy PD: Randy Chem LUDACRIS 'Move" hu 3 BONE THUGS- N- INRMONY'Get an Diego, CA WHITNEY 33 BONE THUGS- N- HARMONY 'Get' WBTTA'i. Myers, FL' WHITNEY HOUSTON'Whatchli YR C FILOSA -Young" IVZBZ/AKatN6CCity, WHHHAFNIIHneppIIS. IN' MUSIO "Dont' OM: Nancy Miller HY 18 STYLES res" PO' Ba Matthin NAUGHTY BY NATURE n7 PO: Rob Gercla 10 PASTOR OM/P0: Brien Mlle. P0: RIN Thames TROY "COP- MO' Binse The Moose AZ 14 SEAN PAUL M' Lis Oinon PDONAAe Nnas, CA aRPAToenix, APO ti 3 MS. JAGE armreg' 9 TAR Sod low PVLLrlando , FL g SMILE? AND Tell' PD: 1 NUSTLECHILO Cool' 18 ERYKAH BADU F /COMMON PD: C Medses Mad IMdlw ISYSS'RKY %IEU T T Rin' Mel M0: Sellnd PD: Orlando NAUGHTY BY NATURE "Swing" WHITNEY HOUSTON'WhmUÚ MO'. MD' Codes 10 PING YANG 1WIN5'Myself Mel NI5. JADE "Life' APO: Summen KOBT/NMKn, TX LIL FLIP -Brill' 2 LUDACRIS "Move' 31 E d EIL' WAYNE "Etta' MO: B. MS JADE "Ching" Beata Scooter we WBMWBiy Johnslam, B. Wayne, IN LYRIC F/LOON "Young"g Iovos 'Rest" 5 MS. JADE 'Ching" Pn Laws PP. WJBT /Jald¢omllh, FL' LYRIC F/LOON `Young' PD: Phil Becker 4 PO: CUM/Portland, OR' AMERIE "Fall. 22 WHITNEU HOUSTON 0i AFON Mary KeyKay M0: Wesiel Ruse Allan WHHY/MOldgomery, AL DONE TX HARMONY `Gei' MD: DIr/Prog.: Mere Adema KMELAfan Fralidaeo, CA 45 STYLES UGS HAR Na Adds PD:MnINE KXMG/NABRAI TX 30 CHIN TRUGSET et" PASTOR TROY "Lernire" BU HOUSTON "WhMChti APO: Merle D. VPRIO: Mkbel OM: AZ' 36 CHINA "Irrdias" FABULOUS... 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JADE 'Cn,/g" VING iWINS'Myse1P 777 pNV DAHL Wiu" w/Frap./PD:Cwm.e BEENIE MAN F "Feel" POND: O -RON WWI01/PmuldeMe, RI WHITNEY HOUSTON J.N NAUGHTY BY NATURE /JANET J EN[ BREE RO M" 'Swing' APO' Dennis D'Heron WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatchu' ISVSS "Rest' MD: Bn11ay Ru EIL' FLIP `Ball' hJ WHITNEY HOUSTON MTAtchti F/COMMON'Lire' 6 WHITNEYaked' N'Whaldn' MADDWEST'Ugy" KBIi/Tyler- Longview, TX 4 'F F/L qg$i Innppuumé MD: CDrls Tyler MARIE "Far ISV55'flul' NAUGHTY FLOURYFLOETflV'Fbelk' AMBER "Naked' PO: L.T. sIUU US OFENHER GGadDye" 1 NAPPY ROOTS'FOlks' LYRIC F/LOON "VWIg' 81'NATUflE'Swinq' 530 "5 STVLEB'GOONimes' WHITNEY HOUSTON'WBmlAli HUSTLECHILD 'Cool' KYLD/San FORMLESS, CA' MD: Moran Lore SSAAMMMM 6VANOU `Heaw:n' t AMERIE 'Fall" K$EOA'ra:f10, KLUCA.as Vegas, NV' LYRIC F/LOON 'Young' %ZIOIi'MUttipN VPIPrOp.: Michael Marren 9 VING YANG TWINS 'Myself' P NK "PIII' CA' OM/P0: CM Themse APDND: Jassy Jim Arther XZIBIT'Mydpy' N lY'HOoY POND: Tommy ON Rip WIETIJfrS.w Yolk NY KWNZRiBno, NV' g LPM OY...'free" WRVZ/Cha.. Ian, WV 34 WOACRIT APO: MIM Spenser WHITNEY HOUSTON -Wh-dchu" PIITIill.fi P0: Shahan MD: VP/Ope.: FnNle Blue OM: Pet Clarke .ASMEEN'Blué s" Bill 1 DOGGY STYLE ALL STAR Tor J.6. Meg ANA IA' APGNO: Jerez. P0: BIB Schulz WPGCM/eshinplon, DC ¿ THUGS.NHARMONV - ANPEA 7 BONE "Gel' ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON S :II WAYNE "LM' 9R N'Trip 6 THALIA ILMtWlf7Sen Obispo, CA VPRrap.:Jry Sienna WHITNEY HOUSTONTool' lChti 2 r:. SAMMY 8 YANOU'MUVeñ "Mexican" MD' Connie Wray Wk EÑ "CGrppte- WWBZ /Cp 0n SC MA 1 92 NELLY/KELLY 'Dilemma" APD/MD Cagle HELL /KELLor BRIT EY SPEARB'Beye HUSILECHILO'COd' 3LW "Wanna" ILO' tar' POND: Corey Hill LIL'FLIP'BMI' WOHTMSoYerk, NY' 2 LUSAVE JONES 'Move' APONO'MernA Sfi NELLY/NELLY -Olemmá 12 ABOLOUS...'Trade" DRN EGAS Tap' 41 BIG TYMERS "Year LYRIC F/LOON -Young" KVEGA-es Vegas. NV VP/Prop.: They Cloherty 1 LUOACRIS'Move' 3LW'Wanna' P K_ %M 29 ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON 'Lae" STY'LES'GwdiroP" PO: Shortie Sallbbarg 38 TWEET "Call' HUSTLECHILD 'Cool' AT :t 2 NAUGHTY BY NATURE "Swing" 28 SLUM VILLAGE 15 EMINEM 'Closer LYRIC F/LOON "Young" KUBUSeatHe- Taeome, WA' d RING NipM" g WM Markt Palm Beach, FL 1 NEYHOUSTO i'YNIMLMlas 21 VISIT D PD. Had EEhNNAlASE e IM' Rist' ppNO'M. MOCray `ES,IAS'EsWpé 1 WHITNEY HOUSTON "VAralchú Douglas 18 PO: Ede Powers KWYLOIMO, NV NG Adds A W gWaY JENE "Something" MD: TopTap Mq My WHITNEY HDUSTON'WNiChu"HOUSTON PD: Don London AFONO: Julie Pllol t 51l FANT BIaW PO/PAD: Ape!al Dann 38 NAPPY ROOTS "Folks' M0: Je F WM 3 AMERIE K I VECH NC 29 LUDACRIS OKB, 15 SKILLZ "Crew" KIITEJUMB Rodt, AR 2 BONE THUGS-N- HARMONY "Get" "Move' WHITNEY HOUSTON "Weatchu" KOGS/WIChi a, KS 7 XZIBIT aa941 PO: Boogie0Boogie 01r/Prop.: Larry Lolling SMES'GOOdumer PD: Ono ires 1 EDGE 'Poke' KNIFE °PLZ "Alive' MD: Ste WHFiobo nallie, SC MI Peter Goo KBTTJShrevepArt, LA MD: Jo HOUSTON "WIMiChti Jo CollinsCo HAW I'iiiiifooksh' 1 MUSLO KBIIT/OdBSSa-Midlend, TX WHITNEY "Door' PO. Fisher I ERYKAH BADU F/COMMONLlh' P2 YINSVA 7 DJ SAMMY 6YANOU "Heaveñ poUggT'BaIw LYRIC F /LOON N F PP "Young' ERYKAH BADU /COMMON'LIN' MD: WHITNEY HOUSTON Whatdv Lao Caro 2 YING YANGYANGOUSTONMysdf TWINS ANN RIMES'Rpm" Morph paws PASTOR TROY "Curtin- 8 LUDACRIS "Move" MD: WHITNEY 4 RINK pent' 106 HELL'/ /KELLY ROWLAND 'Dilemma" ISYSS'flesr 0.1MENSte-Mellon HOUSTON`WNW.' 6 NIVEA'Man" WBBM- FMA:hiagp, IL LVRIL F/LOON'VOWg' YA$MEEN'Blué F /LOON 4 ARY . B E'Ral ^" 27 EINKIN PARK "Ern' WRHNRikhmoM, VA LYRIC -Young' 3 MS. JADE 'Chong' 4 HAKI A' en vor PD: Todd Cenwh 2 LUDACRI 'Move' %ZIBIT "MUnlply' BONE THUGS -N- HARMONY Tel' 4 IANVANP HL- asiles' PO' J.O. Nunes ' MO: Ertl Lindley 1 AMERIE 'Tan' IN MM m BPI SPEARS KPWog: Angeles, CA' PARK/Odessa-Midland, TX M0: Big Hol fJ Ñ¢I WOSLALnaFMlle, NC Dtg VPRms: Jimmy Corte: BONE THUGS- MHMRMONV "GM' N LV FURTA0'TUm' Jimmy Sisal PDNO: Due PO: leek Specie LIL BOW WOW F /JO.. "Basketball' N ÇBH1Wy Dryry 6VKIEA.1I6ag0, IL' MO: E-Mu 87 NELLY/KELLY ROWLAND `Dilemma" BIG iVMER$-VUn' $CARFACE'Bloü' y OW'8 PD: Chrle Mind 8 SKILLZ "Crew' 43 ASHANTI'Bab! V 1 ^ No Adds 2 AMERIE Tall' 32 EVE F /ALICIA KEYS "Ganosd' 1(LE o eeaatt e WZMXMarltord, CT WBTJALIChmond, VA z $MES'GGOdlmu" 29 TRUTH HURTS "Truth- Monitored Reporters JA F HANTI'Always" OM: sum Stan 14 KNIGHTOWL "Gangsta- Aaron Maxwell }a / KDggMEE Hipp KNDILOfplls Citylib. TX EMINEM 'Closet' rIRUICLE51A5'HEro' P0: Victor Stan 13 AMANDA PEREZ "Like' M0: MIb Sheet Total Reporters ¡,(I p ' OM: BIII Thormse 96 izI7 > FII.. OTTTT "F oak APO/MO: Simpson OA.euiaMlH. KY' 35 NELLY/KELLY RpWLANO'OilemmY / Q, PD: Richard Lull 'I DDY.. Need' 15 FAITH EVANS "Burin" P0: Mare Gunn KKI City, OK 33 S... "Trade' e q'plBglr't M0: Eddie Moreno B MONICEyeiMONICA pm MUSK) Tont' MP. Gerald HarrisonHaMUn : Stan Fnpllah sS P OA'NA I Tn, 1 VISIT pry ''''Ca KOOBAEOIIOIUIU, HI CAM'RON'Ball MD: Claw Kidd . P" EyF, m y 1 VING YANG TWINS "Myys5elf KGGURh/aRlOe, CA 83 Total Monitored ICIIU 1 WHITNEY HOUSTON'Whattnú 4Nt`k 6114'" HOUF /COMself" le" PP Ise BUdwin LIL'RIP'Ball A tut ` G' 1 LVRIL F/LOON 'Young" PO: Jesse goon WHITNEWHITNEY HOUSTON'Whalchti M0: Sam Man E H Interim MD: 00M 7 $A LYRIC F/LOON 'Young' WHITNEYTNE HOUSiON'Whattln' IOOIT/.y.Ioo , TN J / NE 4 LUDACRIS -Move" 7 U derneath SEAN PAUL LYRIC F/LOON 'Light" "Young' PO: boggles EMINEM "Crary" g5 m4I Po: Ertl JohwonJohnson 13 Total Indicator lonoluMuttiply" 7 ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON "Life' THALIA NVLg,IE MIN UU No Adds "Mexlan Ter WHITNEY HOUSTON 4 AM IN 60J IQFM/Corpus Christi, TX' KIIOMImaIUIU, HI "Matrix" LYRA 12 Current Indicator Playlists d A VN Q PO' Ed Ownn Po: trod Rico WJHTA/TJriand0, FL 1®MB/Sacnmemo, CA ITHHYY LYRIC F/LOONF/LOON "Young" M0: Arlene Maloll MD: Tell Pelegnan Dit /Opt.:loM Roberts Interim PD /APO/MO: J.R. N H /KV[IyOIPSpTSOyNLq'NWphakhu" WHITNEY HOUSTON 'Whatehr G W/Miami, FL BRIGADE 'Gamo LLr /K F/G ÑUWINE `NeS,I MME MUSIC 'Danl. ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON tih' WPP.ON pppss...,°Mpol 3 MÚS ¡,eW Reporter (1): WESTELFE "Own" NAUGHTY BY NATURE 'Swing" HUSTLECHILD "Cod- 1 WHITNEY HOUSTON MIAOW' APO: TORY The Rpar MD: Jaayy Lou FOVEA "Man" STYLES "GGGdlme$ ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON 'Die" KISV/Hakersbeld, CA MO: EN. MIO 8 STYLES "GOOdtimes" LYRIC F /LOON "Young" KXMG/Austin , TX OM/PD: Bob Leert BONE THUGS KXME/Heeolulu HI -N- HARMONY 'Ger WPYO/Orlaodo FL ROAM: Mono WONT/Dayton, OH' Pp; SHADE SHEIST "Money" K.C. PO' Steve BeMI KSFM/Seeremwdp, CA 43 TONI BRAXTON'Moré DMRD: J.O. Pees XZIBIT'Mundy - M0: A Interim MD: EY VPRroa: Mad Enu Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (1): 26 WHITNEY HOUSTON 'WMtthù APOND: Marcel moms. WPYAVAI 1 LIL' WAYNE -Eile' WHITNEY HOUSTON P0: Byron Monody 4 N.0 R.E. 'Nmhin" M'hrcnu' 5 LUDACRIS "Move' VILLAGE PO/MD: poll eBeWM LYRIC F/LOON SLUM 'Tainted' `Bum' M0: Tony Teat* WPKF/Poughkeepsie, NY 'Young" 1 MU510'DOrrt' XZIBIT'MuBipy No Adds IAN VAN DAHL'RBasOn' LUDACRIS Move' www.americanradiohistory.com 44 R &R August 9, 2002 CHR/Rhythmic DONTAY THOMPSON [email protected] T Man: A Star On The Rise KUBE /Seattle's morning man dominates TMan's road to success in radio isn't a story you hear too often. While in college, he didn't really know what he wanted to do with his life. "I wasn't a very good student," he says. "I was the one who got the letters sent home saying that I had the ability, if I would only apply On a recent promo stop in Florida to promote his single "Gotta Get myself. I always had a G.P.A. that was just enough to keep me afloat." Thru This," Island/Def Jam recording artist Daniel Beddingfield stopped by South Florida's Pure Dance Channel, WPYM (Party 93.1) /Miami for While in college, T Man `Your sports talk is good, current events. I'm always into peo- a visit. Pictured here are (l-r) Island /Def Jam's Marthe Reynolds; had an internship at a local but when you talk to people ple's relationships. I'm always into Beddingfield's manager, Neale Easterby; WPYM PD Phil Michaels; and As far as changing my TV station in Hartford, about other things, just people's lives. Beddingfield. which eventually landed about their lives, that's some style, there wasn't much of a change. him a job at WFAN, a of the best stuff you do. I pretty much just took a big part of I logi- want to ever lose sight that. My Sports/Talk station in New We're thinking of making what my show already was and made in my mind, felt the next step, of is right next to Eric's and Shel- York City. "They hired me you the morning host on it a bigger part. cally, was to try to take on other office last was up, ly's. Julie Pilat doesn't have an office out of college to be a tape KUBE, our bigger station in R &R: What do you enjoy most cities. When my contract I always walk- cutter," he says. "I watched Seattle.' about your show? that was one of the key things want- on our floor, but she's ed to do. ing around. I make it clear that I want a lot and picked up some "I was like, `I don't know T Man: The thing I love about do- I had an opportunity to begin syn- to be an integral part of their planning good habits. I realized that anything about that. All I've ing the show is taking calls. A lot of TMan dication with Radio, and and their promotions. this is something where you done is sports. I love sports, radio shows forget how interesting Premiere Westwood One was also interested. R &R: Now that your show is syn- can be an idiot and make good mon- but you're right, I also love delving people are. They use callers as 30- We decided that the best thing was to dicated and your numbers continue ey." into people's lives. "' T Man became second fillers. I love putting people With little experience in radio be- morning host at KUBE, and the rest on and letting them talk. We've made to be great at KUBE, what do you see to do in the sides the WFAN job, T Man decided is history. His fascination with tap- the listeners the stars, as big as we yourselfwanting future? T Man: I always have my eye on to become an on -air personality, but ping into people's lives has made him are. I think that's one of the biggest he quickly found out that there was a success in Seattle. successes of the show. People will the next move. Right now I have 2 1/2 little chance that a new talent was go- After six months on the air T tune in looking forward to hearing years on my existing contract. After "I watched a lot and ing to get on the air for the very first Man's morning show took KUBE's Dump Truck Guy, who is one of our this one, I certainly want to make sure that I'm ready before I move on. time in the No. 1 market in the coun- morning slot from being tied for sixth regular callers, as much as they look picked up some good I want to spend a few years doing try. "When I asked the PD if he'd put with the station's target demo to hold- forward to hearing us. habits. I realized that syndication and feeling that I have me on, he thought I was crazy," says ing down the No. 1 position - and R &R: What special features do left my stamp on every city. I'm not T Man. "He was like, `That's not the it's stayed in that spot for 6 1/2 years. you have on your show? is where this something really ready at this time in my career way it happens. You've got to go out He's been No. 1 18-34 for 26 consec- T Man: We don't try to do too to be thinking strongly about any- of town.'" utive books and recently struck a many reliable staples, because I get you can be an idiot and thing other than syndicated radio and T Man sent out tapes until he land- syndication deal. I spoke to the talent- bored if that happens. We just let it go make good money." ed the on -air position he'd been ed morning man about his accomp- and let the chips fall where they may local radio in Seattle. looking for. He got a phone call from lishments. every morning. R&R: Is there any advice that you the PD at KVEG /Las Vegas (then But there are some bits that we like would like to share with those who Sports/Talk) about filling the vacant R &R: How was the transition to work in from time to time. Every- are doing mornings and who have morning -show position. from being a host on a Sports/Talk one got into the Survivor craze, so, less experience than you? T Go T Man packed his bag and moved station to hosting mornings at a three years ago, we came up with Sin stay at KUBE, where I was very hap- Man: with your instincts. to Vegas, but that experience was CHR/Rhythmic? City Survivor, where we put six lis- py. We came up with a really good Don't be disrespectful of manage- ment. You've got to do it as much as short- lived. "It was my big break; I teners in an RV. We started them in deal where I can have the show syn- was all excited," he says. "I got fired Seattle, and every day a listener got dicated out of Seattle with Premiere you can your way. If you fail, you have no one to blame other than after 10 shows. The dude I was work- voted off by the audience. They were Radio Networks. ing for was a little bit out there, and making their way to Las Vegas, and R&R: What stations are you on? yourself If you have only yourself to "A lot of radio shows blame, you can live with that. But if he thought I wasn't listening to his every day somebody got kicked off, T Man: The syndication is less directions. He was a real control forget how interesting until there was only one person left. then a year old, but we're on KUJ- you curtailed your style to please oth- freak. He was the GM, the owner of When someone got voted off, they FM/Tri Cities, WA; WPKF/Pough- ers or didn't go with your instincts, people are. They use the station and the PD all rolled into had to get their stuff off the RV and keepsie, NY; KYWL (Wild 103.9)/ you may start kicking yourself. You have to walk the fine line of one." callers as 30- second find their own way home. We made Spokane; KFAT /Anchorage, AK; After heading back home to New sure we got them to the most deso- KWWV (Wild 106.1)/San Luis Obis- being respectful so that you don't be- York, T Man got a call from the PD fillers." late area, with tumbleweeds. They po, CA; and KHHK (Hot 99.7)/ come a dick in this business, but you of Sportsfan Radio Network, who agreed to that when they came on. Yakima, WA, and we just got on still have to go with what you feel is wanted him as an overnight host. That was the deal: You have a chance WDKF/Dayton. We're about to add the way to do it. Working at Sportsfan and being syn- of winning $5,000 if you make it to a couple more in the next few weeks. dicated was a good break. T Man T Man: Honestly, I thought it was Las Vegas, and you get a free week- The stations we're on are doing well. TALK BACK TO R &R! started getting job offers from well - going to be a lot tougher. I didn't end in Vegas, but if you get voted off, We went to No. 1 in Yakima in the known stations in the Sports /Talk change that much, because my show you've got to find your own way first ratings book. Do you have questions, comments world, which led him to move to Se- on Sports/Talk radio was 40% sports home. R &R: How is your relationship or feedback regarding this column attle and work for KJR (950 AM), and 60% talking about people's lives R&R: You've had so much suc- with KUBE OM Shellie Hart and PD or other issues? doing late -night sports. and relationships. I just switched it to cess doing mornings at KUBE that it Eric Powers? Do you guys have Call me at 310- 788 -1677 A few months into this job, he was 90% relationships, and if there was a led you to a syndication deal. weekly meetings to discuss your or e-mail: approached by the PD and GM of the big sports story, I would talk about it. T Man: Everyone in radio wants show? dthompson station about another gig. T Man I didn't realize that it would be as to be syndicated. Once the challenge T Man: It's very important that I @radioandrecords.com says, "They came to me and said, seamless as it was. I'm always into of taking on Seattle had been satisfied stay an integral part of KUBE. 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DIDDY F /GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part II) (Bad Boy/Arista) 4955 -146 641096 11 81/1 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) ADDS 3 3 NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo'Reel/Universal) 4712 -261 716142 16 80/1 WHITNEY HOUSTON Whatchulookinat (Arista) 32 LYRIC F/LOON Young & Sexy (J) 21 4 4 IRV GOTTI Down 4 U (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 4496 -41 595117 10 78/0 LUDACRIS Move Bitch (Def Jam South /IDJMG) 12 5 5 MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) 3784 -23 492091 15 72/0 XZIBIT Multiply (Loud) 12 8 0 ASHANTI Happy (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 3694 +405 543870 13 77/0 STYLES Goodtimes (Interscope) 11 6 7 BIG TYMERS Still Fly (Cash Money/Universal) 3653 -121 463912 17 78/0 ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON Love... (Magic Johnson/MCA) 11 AMERIE Why Don't We Fall In Love (Rise/Columbia) 9 9 Q EVE F /ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' (Ruff Ryders/Interscope) 3320 +319 442817 6 77/1 BONE THUGS -N- HARMONY Get Up And Get It (Epic) 9 7 9 CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc -A- Fella/IDJMG) 3118 -323 386177 18 79/0 NELLY F/KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo' Reel/Universal) 8 10 0 N.O.R.E. Nothin' (Def Jam /IDJMG) 3027 +317 564034 11 74/2 NIVEA Don't Mess With My Man (Jive) 8 11 Q EMINEM Cleanin' Out My Closet (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) 2892 +331 358771 7 68/3 MUSID Dontchange (Def Soul/IDJMG) 8 13 0 ANGIE MARTINEZ If I Could Go (EastWest/EEG) 2281 +160 337479 11 62/0 12 13 JENNIFER LOPEZ F/NAS I'm Gonna Be Alright (Epic) 1949 -275 248797 18 58/0 17 0 AMERIE Why Don't We Fall In Love (Rise/Columbia) 1915 +272 207941 12 66/9 15 15 TRUTH HURTS F/RAKIM Addictive (Aftermath /Interscope) 1837 -64 316460 19 73/0 Most Increased 14 16 EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) 1829 -279 262158 15 65/1 Plays 16 CLIPSE Grindin' (Star Trak/Arista) 1792 +98 251911 11 62/0 TOTAL PLAY 19 LUDACRIS Move Bitch (Def 1736 +181 353117 11 59/12 0 Jam South/IDJMG) ARTIST TITLE LABELS INCREASE 22 0 BEENIE MAN F /JANET Feel It Boy (Virgin) 1674 +309 203866 4 69/2 ASHANTI Happy (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) +405 18 20 ASHANTI Foolish (Murder lnc./IDJMG) 1485 -148 197684 28 78/1 NELLY F/KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo' ReeLlniversal) +401 EMINEM Cleanin' Out... (Shady /Aftermath/Interscope) +331 25 NAPPY ROOTS Po' Folks (Atlantic) 1418 +170 109597 8 58/3 ® EVE F/ALICIA KEYS Gangsta... (Ruff Ryders/lnterscope) +319 23 LIL' WAYNE Way Of Life (Cash Money/Universal) 1410 +84 171743 7 70/3 ® BONE THUGS -N- HARMONY Get Up And Get It (Epic) +318 24 a TRICK DADDY In Da Wind (Slip 'N Slide/Atlantic) 1383 +124 140291 9 56/0 N.O.R.E. Nothin' (Def Jam /IDJMG) +317 28 FABOLOUS F/P. DIDDY & JAGGED.. Trade It All (Part II) (Epic) 1347 +248 211337 4 53/3 CAM'RON Hey Ma (Roc- A- Fella/IDJMG) +316 BEENIE MAN F /JANET Feel It Boy (Virgin) +309 26 ® MONICA All Eyez On Me (J) 1229 +14 111153 6 61/3 AMERIE Why Don't We Fall In Love (Rise /Columbia) +272 38 Hey Ma (Roc-A- Fella/IDJMG) 1139 +316 171960 3 9/2 CAM'RON STYLES Goodtimes (Interscope) +268 31 ® 3LW I Do (Wanna Get Close To You) (Epic) 1132 +95 124672 5 50/1 21 28 B2K Gots Ta Be (Epic) 1086 -358 118862 16 56/0 39 m STYLES Goodtimes (Interscope) 1068 +268 262213 5 43/11 New & Active 29 30 USHER Can U Help Me (LaFace/Arista) 1060 -7 89554 5 51/0 27 31 WYCLEF JEAN Two Wrongs (Columbia) 1050 -69 129779 10 43/0 34 ® GINUWINE Stingy (Epic) 1005 +76 150159 7 49/0 LIL' FLIP The Way We Ball (Suckafree/Loud /Columbia) Total Plays: 378, Total Stations: 26, Adds: 5 32 33 KHIA My Neck, My Back (Lick It) (Dirty Down/Artemis) 1004 -13 163947 19 55/1 BIG TYMERS Oh Yeah (Cash Money/Universal) 37 DANIEL BEDINGFIELD Gotta Get Thru This (Island/IDJMG) 980 +146 109780 6 30/2 Total Plays: 375, Total Stations: 11, Adds: 2 35 e ASHANTI Baby (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 941 +50 115351 8 3/0 PASTOR TROY Are We Cuttin' (Universal) 36 YASMEEN Blue Jeans (Magic Johnson /MCA) 930 +57 81172 5 46/1 Total Plays: 345, Total Stations: 27, Adds: 4 Ass (Murder Inc. 867 -108 88844 19 45/0 33 37 JA RULE Down Chick /IDJMG) BRITNEY SPEARS Boys (Maverick/Reprise) 48 BONE THUGS -N- HARMONY Get Up And Get It (Epic) 851 +318 88022 2 45/9 Total Plays: 328, Total Stations: 18, Adds: 3 30 39 BRANDY Full Moon (Atlantic) 755 -302 79093 18 50/0 MACK 10 Connected For Life (Cash Money/Universal) Total Plays: 310, Total Stations: 15, Adds: 0 45 CI SLUM VILLAGE Tainted (Barak/Capitol) 725 +103 96386 3 42/2 First (Capitol) 41 NAS F /AMERIE Rule (Columbia) 712 +10 68390 3 35/0 KYLIE MINOGUE Love At Sight Total Plays: 293, Total Stations: 14, Adds: 1 47 NIVEA Don't Mess With My Man (Jive) 645 +100 71856 3 43/8 TRINA F/TWEET No Panties (Slip 'N Slide/Atlantic) 46 DJ SAMMY & YANOU Heaven (Robbins) 643 +89 92607 2 15/4 Total Plays: 288, Total Stations: 28, Adds: 2 44 44 FAITH EVANS Burnin' Up (Bad Boy/Arista) 639 -19 151029 4 39/2 MASTER P Rock It (No Limit/Universal) 43 45 MUSH) Halfcrazy (Def Soul/IDJMG) 612 -47 123231 20 34/0 Total Plays: 275, Total Stations: 14, Adds: 1 -201 15 50/1 40 46 TWEET Call Me (Gold Mind/Elektra/EEG) 581 128014 LIL BOW WOW F/JD... Basketball (So So Def/Columbia) 47 JENE Get Into Something (Motown) 433 -3 26236 6 21/1 Total Plays: 263, Total Stations: 20, Adds: 1 ¡Debut> AALIYAH I Care 4 U (BlackGround/Virgin) 426 +44 93255 1 4/0 MS. JADE Ching Ching Ching (Beatclub /Interscope) Total Plays: 220, Total Stations: 8, Adds: 6 IDebut> SCARFACE On My Block (Def Jam South/IDJMG) 418 +107 59744 1 35/1 49 50 SMILEZ AND SOUTHSTAR Who Wants This? (ARTISTdirect) 390 -119 27665 11 32/0 Songs ranked by total plays 83 CHR /Rhythmic reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of 7/28 -8/3. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with the larger increase in plays R Playlists have moved to the web. is placed first. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to R &R by each &R Station reporting station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to -week See all of our monitored reporters at increases in total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with www.radioandrecords.com. permission from the Arbitron Company (copyright 2002, The Arbitron Company). (C) 2002, R &R, Inc. R&R'S Year -End Chart Pack NOW AVAILABLE! Includes year-end charts for all R&R formats from 1974 through 2001! Call (310) 788-1637, or email "jbennett@radioandrecords. com " THE YEARS IN RE WE W www.americanradiohistory.com 48 Rhythmic Mix Show Top 30 August 9, 2002 RANK ARTIST TITLE LABEL 1 N.O.R.E. Nothin' (Def Jam/IDJMG) 2 P. DIDDY f /GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part 2) (Bad Boy/Arista) 3 NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo'Reel/Universal) 4 LUDACRIS Move Bi * *h (DefJam South/IDJMG) 5 BIG TYMERS Still Fly (Cash Money/Universal) 6 MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) 7 ASHANTI Happy (Murder lnc. /DefJam /IDJMG) CORNERSTCWE_ P. Diddy's "And We" (Bad Boy /Arista) has Foxy Brown, 8 CLIPSE Grindin' (Star Trak/Arista) G. Dep and Black Rob on it. It's crazy, and I think it will be 9 NELLY f/KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo'Reel/Universal) the next hot club record. The clubs will jump off to this right away: it will be a big one! The Beenie 10 IRV GOTTI PRESENTS Down 4 U (Murder lnc. /DefJam/IDJMG) Man & Janet's "Feel It Boy" (Virgin) is radio -friendly, and the clubs can relate to it. It's going to hit on 11 CAM'RON Hey Ma (Roc -A- Fella/IDJMG) both of those ends right away. And you can't miss on Beenie Man, Janet Jackson and The Neptunes; 12 FABOLOUS F/P. DIDDY & JAGGED EDGE Trade lt All Part II (Elektra/EEG) you've got the hottest artists with a tight beat. Last but not least is N.O.R.E.'s next single, "Full 13 STYLES Goodtimes (Ruff Ryders/lnterscope) Mode" (Def Jam/IDJMG). Once again, you have The Neptunes on the track, and the beat is another 14 EVE f /ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' (Ruff Ryders/lnterscope) hot one for the clubs. The song is crazy! DJ Buck 15 AMERIE Why Don't We Fall In Love (Rise /Columbia) 16 FAITH EVANS f/MISSY ELLIOTT Burnin' Up (Bad Boy/Arista) What up, peoples? Here are the top three mix -show records, according to Warren KL record HipHopSite.com, 17 LIL' WAYNE Way Of Life (Cash Money/Universal) ucÿ Peace, CEO of the world's largest hip -hop website and store, ._.' HP MUSIC SAtION and KLUC /Las Vegas mixer Friday nights 10pm -2am. Pay attention: Ashanti's "Happy 18 TRUTH HURTS f/RAKIM Addictive (Aftermath/Interscope) (Remix)" (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) featuring the Murder Inc. family. This remix uses The Gap Band's "Out- 19 CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc -A- Fella/IDJMG) standing" sample with increased beats per minute. Not that original an idea, but Iry Gotti knows what keeps 20 BEENIE MAN f/JANET Feel lt Boy (Virgin) the party moving. West Coast, make some noise! In "Connected 4 Life" (Cash Money /Universal), Manny Fresh gives Mack 10, Ice Cube and WC a club banger. I hope this is a sign of things to come from the 21 ANGIE MARTINEZ If I Could Go (EastWest/EEG) Westside Connection. N.O.R.E.'s "Nothin "' (Def Jam /IDJMG) remix features everybody and their mom; it 22 EMINEM Cleanin' Up My Closet (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) has the same beat with numerous guest appearances. I still have no idea what N.O.R.E. is talking about. 23 LL COOL J Love You Better (DefJam/IDJMG) a That is it, take it for what it's worth! I have to spread some love to Jeff G, for having Dontay give me call 24 ASHANTI Foolish (Murder lnc. /Def Jam/IDJMG) to get in R &R: my Friday Vibe crew and the whole KLUC staff: everyone at www.hiphopsite.com;and my twin 25 CLIPSE When The Last Time... (Arista) boys due in November - and big shouts to the BFC! I'm out like Sisqo. 26 PASTOR TROY Are We Cumin' (Universal) Warren Peace, KLUC/Las Vegas 27 KHIA My Neck, My Back (Dirty Down/Artemis) 28 NAS f/AMERIE Rule (Columbia) I've been tracking through the new N.O.R.E. album, and there are one or two 29 SCARFACE Guess Who's Back (DefJam South /IDJMG) tracks that really stand out. The one I've been playing more is the one featur- 3LW I Do (Wanna (Epic) 30 Get...) ing Kelis, "Consider This" (Def Jam /IDJMG). This is hot and a bottom -line heater! I love the new Clipse, "When the Last Time" (Star Trak/Arista). Dunno Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio if it will be as big as "Grindin'," but I'm not sure because who would have Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of 7/23 - 7/29/02. - (C) 2002, R &R, Inc. thought that "Grindin "' would be creeping up the charts like it has? I think the new LL Cool J record is a nice record for the ladies. "Love U Better" (Def Jam/ IDJMG) will definitely be a huge female record. Eric V., The Baka Boyz Hip -Hop Master Mix Eric V. Right now I'm playing DJ Quik's next single every morning in the mix on Big Boy's show. It's called "Murder One Case," it features Pharaohe Monche, and CAM'RON Hey Ma (Roc- A- Fella/IDJMG) it's definitely going to be some hot shit. I love "Ching Ching" (Beat Club/ Nelly Furtado it will be huge, This song is MS. JADE f/TIMBALAND & NELLY FURTADO Ching Ching (Beatclub/Interscope) Interscope) by Ms. Jade and - ridiculous and will break out of the mix for us. I love Xzibit's "Multiply" (Loud/ XZIBIT Multiply (Loud /Columbia) Columbia), and I'm already hitting it heavy in the mix. I know a lot of cats have CLIPSE When The Last Time (Star Trak/Arista) to get open to it, but I think this is a very hot record. WC f/NATE DOGG The Streets (DefJam/IDJMG) LIL' FLIP The Way We Ball (Suckafree /Loud/Columbia) E -Man, KPWR/Los Angeles E-Man Talentmasters 14th Annual Morning Show Boot Camp Coming August 8 -10th Wyndham Canal Place Hotel New Orleans, Louisiana To Register go online: morningshowbootcamp.com JimBreuer BrookeBurns TimSanders Special Guests: (Thursday) Author Gail Evans Joins the Women's Forum. (Friday) Yahoo Solution's Guru Tim Sanders Friday Luncheon entertainment, comedian and former SNL star, Jim Breuer. (Friday Luncheon) (Saturday: NBC's Brooke Burns, hosting a special `Boot Camp version of "Dog Eat Dog," Plus, a whole lot more. See the entire agenda at morningshowbootcamp.com RADIO NETWORKS GxIAUNCN + .qÖINPIETfSHEET x.em xelx: I radiofax g'a,r Companies helping to bring you MSBC XIV www.americanradiohistory.com CHR/Rhythmic Action August 9, 2002 R &R 49 Furtado's "Ching, Ching" Beenie Man featuring Janet Jackson's "Feel Styles' "Goodtimes" (Interscope): This song (Beatclub /lnterscope): It Boy ": This record is hot as hell. has grown on me. Strange. Cool. Hot. Differ- Erykah Badu featuring Common's "Love of Daniel Beddingfield's "Gotta Get Thru This" ent. On it! My Life (An Ode to Hip- Hop)" (Magic Johnson/ (Island/IDJMG): Excellent two -step beat. This is Nelly featuring Toya's MCA): What a way to return to the fans. bringing t\\ o -step to the forefront "Stick Out Your Wrist" (Uni- Amene featuring Ludacris' "Why Don't We Mark Medina versal): This is from the XXX Fall in Love" (Rise /Columbia): The remix has PD, KZZPIPhoenix Mus soundtrack. Holy shit! brought the song to life for us. Ludacris is defi- This Week's Hottest ic Ms. Jade featuring Timberland & Nelly Erik Bradley nitely disturb in' the peace on this omc. Fisher Furtado's "Ching, Ching ": Props to Dontay for MD, WBBM/Chicago Kevin Akitake putting this one out there. It's different, but it's PD, WHZT /Greenville, SC Westlife's "World of Our Own" (RCA): This MD, KXME/lionolulu catchy and it works. Give it a few listens and N.O.R. E.' "N,,.Ith in "' (Def Jam/IDJMG): This is pure pop. I am feeling it. It should break N.O.R.E.'s " Nothin' (Remix) ": The ladies don't be scuffed. is hot! through big time by the time it's all said and done. come back with the remix to the hottest club Cam'ron's "Hey Ma ": This track is a smash. Beenie "Feel It Boy" Man featuring Janet's True Enuff's "On My Momma!" (Universal): record this summer. On fire! Sounds great in Phoenix on Kiss. (Virgin): This is a great record with a hot track. Chicago -based hip -hop - and it's a total smash. LE' Flip's'The Way We Ball" (Suckafree/L.oud/ Amene featuring Ludacris' "Why Don't We Jo Jo Collins Universal recently signed them, and I'm sure Columbia): Might be a huge mainstream smash. Fall in Love ": The Ludacris remix finally put this MD, KDGS/Wichita they're gonna have a big time with them. The hook seems to get stuck in your head for days. on my radar. It's hot. Big Timers' "Oh Yeah" (Cash Money/Univer- Xzibit's "Multiply" (Loud/Columbia): Like, Bone Thugs -N- Harmony featuring 3LW's Tony Tecate sal): We love this cut. It sounds perfect on B -96 whoa! A personal favorite. "Get Up & Get It" (Epic): This is, hands down, MD, KSFM/Sacramento slick production and a killer hook. Another a hot record. The boys from Cleveland are back! - Orlando Lyric featuring Loon's "Young & Sexy" (J): No. I record li)r the C.M.M.! Mack 10's "Hittin' Switches" (Cash Money/ PD, WILD/Tampa This looks promising. The beat is knocking! Universal): The West Side is back! ODM Slum V'illage's fainted" (Barak/Capitol): The Big Tymers' "Oh Yeah ": This is another Trick Daddy featuring Big Boi & Cee-lo's "In MD, KGGIIRiverside hook got stuck in my head. This is just some get - smash. Pla it and say it. Oh yeah! Da Wmd" (Slip-N- Slide/Atlantic): This has a totally Skillz's "Crew Deep" (Raw kus MCA): I'm right music, so I had to put it in. Zac Davis different sound. It's a "good" different sound. sure this is great on the East Coast, but it could Nappy Roots' "Po' Folks ": I'm feeling this. MD/PD, WBVDIMelhourne work on the West Coast as well. You got to give This is finally getting to show its head. JB King Don't We Timberland & Nelly Amerie featuring Ludacris' "Why Vegas this record a spin. Ms. Jade featuring MD, KLUCIIas Fall in Love ": I didn't hear it at first, but it's start- Jagged Edge's "All Out of Love" (Hollywood): Furtado's "Ching Ching": This is off the Ric. Angie Martinez's "Ifl Could Go!" (EastWest/ ing to develop. The buzz is picking up on it. Air Supply remake. This is gonna be huge! This shit is hot! EEG): We are happily surprised with how well Cam'ron's "Hey Ma ": Another top 10, may- N.O.R.E.'s "Nothin "': This is hot for us. Musiq's "Dontchange" (Def Soul/IDJMG): this song tests. It's doing well for us. be top five, hit. Sounds good. We've been spinning it in the mix, and we just This was a sleeper on me at first. I think this will Paulina Rubio's "The One You Love" (Uni- 3LW's "I Do (Wanna...)" (Epic): Nice reinven- took it out of the mix and put it in rotation. be a serious smash. Women will go crazy over versal): At first I thought it was just a pop record, tion. They're all zrown up. Eve featuring Alicia Keys' "Gangsta Lovin "' this song if it gets the right exposure. I'm wait- but after more listens it fits us perfectly and (Ruff Ryders/Interscope): Blowin' up for us, and ing to find a slot to put it in. Da Nutz (Joey & Johnny) sounds great on the air. it's No. 3 on my countdown at night. MD, KKFRIPhoenix Usher's "Can U Help Me" (LaFace /Arista): Julie Pilat ": to bubble here This will end up being a strong KLUC record. Phil Michaels Asst. PD/MD, KOBE/Seattle Xzibit's "Multiply Starting PD, WPYM Beach, FL in the PHX. The mixers are feeling it; the Nutz Fabolous featuring P. Diddy & Jagged /South Cam' roll', I lc: Ma" (Roc- A- Fella/IDJMG): are feeling it. Xzibit has some straight "Ca- Edge's "Trade It All (Pt. 2)" (Epic): Made huge Ian Van Dahl's "Reason" (Robbins): I predict It just went in, and everyone is singing it in the rumphian" West Coast heat. Can't be mad at X noise out of the mix. It's a bit early, but we ex- this will be one of their biggest hits. I couldn't hallways. to the Z. pect great things. wait to add it. Mario's "Come On" and "Braid My Hair" (J): WC featuring Nate Dogg's "The Streetz" Pink's "Just Like a Pill (Al B Rich Remix)" Tremendous album. I'm expecting big things all Mark Adams (Def Jam/IDJMG): The Nutz say that you can't (Arista): Mainstream hit with a wicked remix. year from Mario. He was amazing live at Sum- PD, KXJM/Portland, OR go wrong with the West Coast joints, man. This Riddler does it again. mer Jam. is killing 'em in a battle feature that we have in Nappy Roots l'o' Folks" (Atlantic): The only Sophie Ellis Bextor's "Murder on the Dance Ms. Jade featuring Timberland & Nelly the afternoon. Dub C is good peoples and has an thing holding this back is the success of "Awnah." Floor" (Universal): Wicked track! Good early Furtado's "Ching, Ching ": A fun, exciting, off-the -wall record in this one. I think it's gonna be hot. phones and reaction. blazin' hot new record for the mix. Eminem's "My Dad's Gone Crazy" and `Busi- Ms. Jade featuring Timberland & Nelly Liz Morph Dawg ness" (Shady/Aftermathanterscope): With "Without Dixson Furtado's "Ching, Ching ": Love to Big Chaun- Me" in recurrent, and when "Cleaning Out My MD, WHHH/Indianapotis MD, WHZT /Greenville, SC cy for the show. The Nutz loved when he was in Closet" starts to burn, either one or both of these Nelly featuring Kelly s Dilemma" (Univer- Ms. Jade teat uring Timberland & Nelly Fur - PHX and showed us the song. Since then we've are going to blow up in their places. (Or we could sal): The song is the most requested song ever. It tado's "Ching, Ching": Oh my god, this is my jam. been waiting to get this joint. Timb beat and Nelly all just track the CD on -air for a week or two!) has received the most requests a song has re- Timberland hook up a sick track on this one. This Furtado? Can go wrong. 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Any awards show, any Washington, doing parties next weekend I'm at the sporting event, any boxing match - the reaction was great. It was really a give a night personality who is just around the campus and NBA All -Star Game doing we'll broadcast from outside if we great transition. itching for a shot at mornings? around Washington, DC. Michael Jordan's party. have to. It's like a guerrilla morning R &R: What about the transition FS: When black radio became not The guy who was running Being a DJ enables me show. It's like the old days. from nights to mornings? black -owned anymore, we started get- the college radio station ap- to stay connected with the We have a list of several other sta- FS: That was a difficult adjust- ting into this mindset that it was cool proached me, one thing led street better than any of tions that we're going to add to the ment. I had been on the radio at night to just be "street." Even though I to another, and he offered me my competition. Jermaine syndication, but I really wanted to do in Baltimore for 14 years, and it was came from the street, I was taught the a job to work on the air. Dupri said it best: He re- it for several months to get it down. a tough market, but I always did well ABCs of doing radio. R &R: So being on the air Fran k Ski spects me because I don't The hard thing is to sound like you're there. When I started doing mornings, There are so many young people wasn 't a lifelong dream of just talk about the lifestyle having fun and that you're real but not I tried to do what I did at night, and it jumping into radio, and no one's yours? - I also live it. The bottom line is, sound like you're always rushed be- offended a lot of people, especially teaching them how to do a break, how FS: I remember as a kid listening I'd rather not read it in the trades cause you have to get this break at this women. The woman who listens at long to talk, what not to talk about, to Frankie Crocker in New York, but and tell it; I'd rather be there and certain time. night is not the same woman who's etc. Yeah, you sound like you're hav- when I was doing parties I never tell it. R&R: When you movedfrom Bal- getting up in the morning, trying to ing a good time, but you'll never get thought I had the talent to get on the R&R: Tell me a little about the rest timore to Atlanta, did you have to ad- get herself together for work, trying looked at for anything else but nights, radio. Starting in college radio gave of the crew on the show. just your on -air style? to fmd out what's happening in the because people will always think me the opportunity to be creative and FS: My co -host, Wanda Smith, is world. you're the dumb, young black kid create my image without having to a BET comedienne. She's very talent- Luckily, I was able to jump into who can't step up to the next level. see if it worked or not, since college ed. She's out of Miami, and she's a mornings with Jean Ross, who had You have to be able to do a good I radio is not rated. natural comedienne. She's not some- been doing them for a while. She radio show. You must be able to read. R&R: Did you grow up in New one who writes a lot of material and taught me the art of doing what I do You've got to be able to do show York? then practices it over and over. She's "If the only thing you but skimming it down some to fit in prep. The biggest test was when 9/11 FS: I actually grew up in South a very off-the -cuff, very funny per- the morning. I was able to learn the hit. It was amazing how uneducated can do is send shout- Florida, but my mother and my fami- son. art of getting into who I am, having a lot of the jocks on the air sounded ly lived in New York, so I would al- Then I have another co -host, outs for four hours, people respect me for the job I do in when they started talking about this ways go back and forth. Chuck Smith. Chuck is the former the morning. No matter what else I do, tragedy, and it caused a lot of people R&R: Describe a typical Frank Captain of the Atlanta Falcons foot- you'll never get to that it's OK, because they've accepted me to turn off the radio and turn on the Ski morning show. ball team. He was placed on injured for who I am. That's the beauty of television. next level. You have to FS: Black radio has to be every- reserve last year with Carolina. I doing black radio. If the only thing you can do is send thing to all black people, so we en- knew that he had gone to college for perfect your craft." R &R: Tell me about the Frank Ski shout-outs for four hours, you'll nev- compass every aspect of the black journalism, so I reached out to him Kids Foundation. er get to that next level. You have to experience, and we're a lifestyle and offered him a job on the air, and FS: As I started becoming success- perfect your craft. The future morn- morning show. I read scriptures. I play he's been incredible. Chuck is able to ful in radio, I always wanted to give ing show hosts are nighttime DJs, but gospel music, old school music and get any sports figure we want. back. I used to give a lot of time to it won't happen unless you have a PD new music as well. I could be inter- Next, we have the show's produc- Little League teams in Baltimore. who is willing to take an interest and viewing Jesse Jackson one day and er, Tara Thomas. Tara is a very detail - FS: Last week I did an interview One day my team was getting ready teach you. That's our other problem: Jay -Z the next. I'll premiere a jazz al- oriented, well -read and research with 60 Minutes on the black migra- to play, and I saw the opposing team There are a lot of PDs who are just bum today, and the next day I'll pre- oriented type of person. When we get tion to the South - 65% of Atlantans get off the bus with brand -new uni- figureheads, because there's some miere Nelly's album. I don't like to be into a subject, it's good to have her on aren't from Atlanta. You can come forms. When my team got off the bus, national PD programming the station. pigeonholed as being a 25 -34, 18 -34 my team. She really helps me out a lot down here and emulate the Southern they had on hand -me -down uniforms, R&R: You must have a really hec- or 12+ morning show; I like to be the now that we're syndicated. style, but most of the people here and they looked bad. It was really a sad tic schedule. How do you find timefor mainstream morning show that every- R &R: What markets are you syn- aren't Southern. sight. I vowed to change that. your personal life? one can listen to in the car. dicated in? I came to Atlanta thinking that this There's something wrong when FS: Once a month I try to take a R &R: That's one of the things that FS: We're in Baltimore at the new was a Southern city and that they successful 1 ple come out of these weekend to do family stuff. I also try make your show diffèrent from any station, WXYV, the competition of were going to be country. My first neighborhoodsnd do everything but to take at least one night during the other show in the market. Is there any- one of my old stations [WERQ]. Get- week here I found it to be everything come back and support the place that week for my family. It's all about thing else that sets your show apart? ting syndicated in Baltimore was but that. The biggest black business- gave them their start. y foundation spending quality time. Quality time is FS: I came from a hip -hop back- special, because leaving was a bitter- es are here; the biggest black enter- is based on the princip f exposing going Ao dinner, going for ice cream ground, but I'm a lot older now, so I sweet thing to me. It was hard, be- tainers are here. Everyone has a kids to their future. Righ nOW there and things like that. can hit very mature subjects on the air. cause I'd gotten my start there. But home in Atlanta, whether they live are 10 kids at NASA Space Camp be- You have to enjoy the fruits of your I can really get into them and discuss leaving to come to Atlanta was a great here or not. cause I paid, for them to go. This week- labor - eat at nicer restaurants, take them. At the same time, I'm hip -hop thing. After New York and Los Angeles, end I have 25 orphaned kids leaving trips and get massages. The harder enough to still be able to be in the The good part is that now the city Atlanta is it. I was able to come up to go to the Delta Airlines Pilo mp. you work, the better you should treat clubs. of Baltimore gets to hear us again; the here and retain my style, and it Speaking from, an A can- erican yourself. You have to balance it out. I play in the clubs two or three bad part is we have to go there all the worked. There were so many people perspective, in order our kids to If you don't, you are in for a life of nights a week. I travel across the time. We're on planes two or three here who were waiting for a change, want to aspire to be a gineers, doc- frustration. There are so many people country and do all of the big parties. times a week with the morning show. especially the people from Chicago, tors, scientists, etc., the have to see who live for radio; their whole life is If Magic Johnson or Kevin Liles is We travel wherever there's a major DC, New York and New Jersey. someone who does thole things. radio. Don't give your whole life to throwing a party, I'm there. I'll be in event. We made a pact that we were When we came and got on the radio, R &R: What advice would you radio. Do it, enjoy it, but live your life. www.americanradiohistory.com `fey JJ "(Sat 'JD o 't SS 'J +' e.to t rip +R The first smash from their highly anticipated new album, Single Impacting Radio Aug. 20th! Album In Stores October 1 1 R E C O R D S %':/ri nW;S:"-': www.ruthiessrecords.com www.epicrecords.com www.bonethugsnharmony.com Produ:ed by The Platinum Brothers Mixed by Aaron Connor 3LW appear courtesy of Epic Records Executive Producers: Tomica Wright & Bone thugs -n- harmony q-'.; 2002 Ruthless Records Fuic" R,- L.S. Pat. & Tm. Ort. \larca Registrada. />r is a trademark of Sony Musk I ntertainment Inc. www.americanradiohistory.com 52 Urban Top 50 WY: ï:é::. August 9, 2002 LAST THIS TOTAL + / - GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS/ WEEK WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS Added® (00) Most www.rradds.com 1 1 NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo' Reel/Universal) 2805 -141 515881 15 64/1 2 2 MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) 2529 -6 409766 14 63/0 ARTIST TITLE LABELS) ADDS 5 0 N.O.R.E. Nothin' (DefJam /IDJMG) 2467 +240 401248 9 63/1 FLOETRY Floetic (DreamWorks) 42 8 0 NELLY F/KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo' Reel/Universal) 2404 +476 424887 4 5/1 ERYKAH BADU F /COMMON Love... (Magic Johnson/MCA) 39 WHITNEY HOUSTON Whatchulookinat (Arista) 34 4 5 IRV GOTTI Down 4 U (Murder lnc./IDJMG) 2330 -45 390940 8 62/0 LYRIC F/LOON Young & Sexy (J) 26 3 6 P. DIDDY F /GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part II) (Bad Boy/Arista) 2276 -142 391036 10 49/0 YING YANG TWINS By Myself (Koch) 21 6 7 AMERIE Why Don't We Fall In Love (Rise /Columbia) 2088 -7 329118 12 61/0 RAPHAEL SAADIQ Still Ray (Pookie/Universal) 13 9 0 ASHANTI Happy (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 1969 +134 344470 11 64/1 MAGIC What (No Limit/Universal) 10 12 0 CLIPSE Grindin' (Star Trak/Arista) 1778 +30 288100 12 60/0 FABOLOUS F/P. DIDDY & JAGGED.. Trade It All (Part II) (Epic) 5 SCARFACE On My Block (Def Jam South /IDJMG) 5 14 LUDACRIS Move Bitch (Def Jam South/IDJMG) 1719 +14 318606 13 52/0 LEGIT BALLAZ Tattoo (Independent) 5 11 11 MUSIQ Halfcrazy (Def Soul/IDJMG) 1697 -93 305791 25 65/0 17 ® ASHANTI Baby (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 1626 +113 272478 8 5/0 16 a GINUWINE Stingy (Epic) 1618 +77 253540 7 58/0 7 14 CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc -A- Fella/IDJMG) 1608 -326 281436 17 58/0 Most Increased 10 15 TWEET Call Me (Gold Mind/Elektra/EEG) 1593 -206 271902 15 62/0 Plays 13 16 TRUTH HURTS F/RAKIM Addictive (Aftermath /Interscope) 1518 -215 282382 17 63/1 18 a EVE F/ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' (Ruff Ryders/Interscope) 1424 +116 204433 4 57/2 TOTAL PLAY 15 18 BIG TYMERS Still Fly (Cash Money/Universal) 1397 -232 213240 20 60/1 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE 21 a MONICA All Eyez On Me (J) 1283 +129 168311 5 59/0 NELLY F/KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo' ReelUniversal) +476 19 a NAPPY ROOTS Po' Folks (Atlantic) 1252 +26 148995 8 56/3 N.O.R.E. Nothin' (Def Jam /IDJMG) +240 EMINEM Cleanin' Out... (Shady /Aftermath/Interscope) +240 28 a STYLES Goodtimes (Interscope) 1187 +188 157447 6 40/2 MUSK) Dontchange (Def Soul/IDJMG) +233 23 LIL' WAYNE Way Of Life (Cash Money/Universal) 1158 +71 158150 9 52/0 ® STYLES Goodtimes (Interscope) +188 20 23 WYCLEF JEAN Two Wrongs (Columbia) 1142 -16 190871 9 52/3 BIG TYMERS Oh Yeah (Cash Money/Universal) +137 ASHANTI Happy (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) +134 24 @ R. KELLY Heaven I Need A Hug (Jive) 1110 +58 172141 6 48/0 MONICA All Eyez On Me (J) +129 25 ® TRICK DADDY In Da Wind (Slip 'N Slide/Atlantic) 1104 +63 133804 8 52/0 BEENIE MAN F /JANET Feel It Boy (Virgin) +128 27 SLUM VILLAGE Tainted (Barak/Capitol) 1067 +65 152039 6 54/0 a EVE F /ALICIA KEYS Gangsta... (Ruff Ryders/Interscope) +116 22 27 B2K Gots Ta Be (Epic) 955 -193 137629 20 56/0 26 28 KHIA My Neck, My Back (Lick It) (Dirty Down/Artemis) 948 -81 156222 14 45/1 30 m TANK One Man (BlackGround) 839 +30 123538 4 50/1 29 30 BRANDY Full Moon (Atlantic) 827 -118 126606 18 56/0 New & Active 34 a AALIYAH I Care 4 U (BlackGround) 826 +74 157792 6 4/0 35 a BEENIE MAN F/JANET Feel It Boy (Virgin) 811 +128 120023 3 52/3 LIL' FLIP The Way We Ball (Suckafree/Loud /Columbia) 33 FAITH EVANS Burnin' Up (Bad Boy/Arista) 806 +39 138395 4 36/0 a Total Plays: 371, Total Stations: 26, Adds: 2 31 BOW F 781 7 34 LIL WOW /JD & FABOLOUS Basketball (So So Def/Columbia) -19 131722 43/1 DONELL JONES Put Me Down (Untouchables /LaFace /Arista) 36 a FABOLOUS F/P. DIDDY & JAGGED.. Trade It All (Part II) (Epic) 707 +58 97882 3 52/5 Total Plays: 332, Total Stations: 27, Adds: 1 43 SCARFACE On My Block (Def Jam South/IDJMG) 665 +114 96474 2 47/5 MYSTIKAL If It Ain't Live It Ain't Me (Big Boy/No Limit/Jive) Total Plays: 326, Total Stations: 14, Adds: 0 32 37 DONELL JONES You Know That I Love You (Untouchables /Arista) 649 -130 147633 20 44/0 BOYZ II MEN/FAITH EVANS Relax Your Mind (Arista) 39 w NIVEA Don't Mess With My Man (Jive) 598 +17 68568 7 38/1 Total Plays: 310, Total Stations: 31, Adds: 1 38 39 AVANT Don't Say No, Just Say Yes (Magic Johnson /MCA) 580 -22 99830 3 44/0 ANGIE MARTINEZ If I Could Go (EastWest/EEG) 42 USHER Can U Help Me (LaFace/Arista) 567 +10 83298 5 45/1 Total Plays: 284, Total Stations: 24, Adds: 0 ¡Debut> a EMINEM Cleanin' Out My Closet (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) 558 +240 69314 1 37/4 BIG TYMERS Oh Yeah (Cash Money/Universal) 40 42 ARCHIE EVERSOLE We Ready (MCA) 543 -30 64166 9 38/1 Total Plays: 246, Total Stations: 34, Adds: 4 41 43 RL Good Man (J) 541 -28 90057 12 34/0 PASTOR TROY Are We Cuttin' (Universal) Total Plays: 244, Total Stations: 21, Adds: 1 47 a 3LW I Do (Wanna Get Close To You) (Epic) 503 +57 75458 2 39/4 ERYKAH BADU F /COMMON Love... (Magic Johnson/MCA) (Debut> MUSH) Dontchange (Def Soul/IDJMG) 493 +233 84364 1 52/3 Total Plays: 225, Total Stations: 40, Adds: 39 37 46 EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) 486 -119 64883 13 37/1 WHITNEY HOUSTON Whatchulookinat (Arista) 48 E -40 Rep Your City (Sick Wid' It/Jive) 470 +45 52901 2 27/0 Total Plays: 218, Total Stations: 34, Adds: 34 49 KEITH SWEAT One On One (Elektra/EEG) 463 +41 3 86342 37/0 GERALD LEVERT Funny (Elektra/EEG) 44 49 JERZEE MONET Most High (DreamWorks) 424 -100 47984 13 27/0 Total Plays: 218, Total Stations: 28, Adds: 1 50 ~' YASMEEN Blue Jeans (Magic Johnson /MCA) 398 +5 41008 2 28/3 Songs ranked by total plays 66 Urban reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of 7/28 -8/3. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with the larger increase in plays is placed R &R Station Playlists have moved to the web. first. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to R &R by each reporting station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to -week increases See all of our monitored reporters at in total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from www.radioandrecords.com. the Arbitron Company (copyright 2002, The Arbitron Company). (C) 2002, R &R, Inc. BROADCAST Set. 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BLACK COFFEY /JACKSON "Boyz" WIBB PO: /Macon, GA WTLZBaginaw, MI Sam Sylk PD: KJ Holiday APD/MD: Myron Fears 4 MUSIO "Dont' KBCE/Alexandria, LA PD: Mike Williams PD: Eugenegene Brown WTMP/Tampa, FL WYCLEF JEAN 'Wrongs" APDAMD: Kris Kelley 11 BEENIE MAN F /JAWT "Feel" 3 LYRIC FA.00N "Young" POIMD: Kenny Smoav ERYKAH BADE F/COMMON "Life" y 4 BOYZ II MEN ESHOS `Relax" APD: Avg B1aH3 FLOETRY "Floetic" ERYKAH BADO F/COMMON "L le" man e 1 FLOETRY "Floetic" APD. Dell Banb FABULOUS.., "Trade" 3 SCARFACE "Blodt 20 AALIYAH "Care` 1 WHITNEY HOUSTON Whatdar WHITNEY HOUSTON Whatchu" MD: Big Money Ced WBOT/Boston, MA ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON lie BIG TYMERS "Yeah" 15 ERYKAH F/COMMON "Life" No Adds 5 KEITH SWEAT "One" LYRIC F/LOON "Young" BADU Washy 12 STYLES "Goodtimes" 5 HAYSTAK "Hem" RAPHAEL SAADIO "Siff 5 LYRIC FAWN "Young" PING YANG TWINS "Myself" 5 LEGIT BALLAZ "Tattoo" MO:T.Clark WHXT/Columbia, SC' KVSP /Oklahoma City, OK' WEAS/Savannah, GA 9 NAPPY ROOTS "Folks" PD: Chris Connors KRRO/Lafayette, LA' OM/PD: Terry Monday PO: Sam Nelson WJUC/Toledo, OH' 6 YASMEEN"Boe° APD: Harold Banks OM, JamesAlexander WHRK/Memphis, TN' MD: Eddie Brasco MD: Jewel Carter PD: CharlleMack 1 WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatchu" 1D: Nate MD: Shanik Mincie WJJN/Dothan, AL PO/MD: Darlene Prejean Bell 14 RAPHAEL SAADtO "Sí11° 12 WHITNEY HOUSTON 'Whatchu" MD: NM G. 15 ISYSS "Rest APR: Eileen Collier 14 TRUTH HURTS 'Truth" 7 EMINEM "Closet" 16 YING YANG TWINS "Myself" 6 PING YANG TWINS "Myself" 7 WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatchu" KEDG /Alexandria, LA 15 WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatchu F/COMMON 8 ERYKAH BADO F/COMMON "Life" ERYKAH BADE F/COMMON "LAC' MD: Devin Steel 7 ERYKAH BADO F/COMMON "0fì' ERYKAH BADU "Life" 2 LYRIC F/LOON "Yaang" LYRIC F/LOON 'Young" 6 LYRIC L00N "Young" YING YANG NS "Myself OM/PD: Jay Stevens WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatchu" FLOETRY "Fbe c" ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON "Lite" f M 2 ERYKAH eRGE F/COMMON "Life" WBLK/Buttalo, Nr' 1 MD: Wade Hampton WHITNEY HOUSTON'Whatchu" FLOETRy WHITNEY HOUSTON 'Whatchu" FLOETRY Ace c" FLOETRY "Floetic" PO/MD: Skip Dillard LYRIC F/LOON "Young" 1 BIG TYMERS "Yeah- RAPHAEL S4ADIO "Still" 15 LYRIC F/LOON "Young" MAGIC "What" FLOETRY "Heft" 23 ERYKAH BADU F /COMMON "Life" NAPPY ROOTS "Fora" BEENIE MAN F /JANET "Feel" FIAYSTAK "Here" 15 WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatchu' WWDM WZFX/Fayettevi Ile, NC' HAYSTAK "Here" /Columbia, SC' YING YANG TWINS "Myself" 1 NAAM BRIGADE "Game" PD: KDKSBhreveport, LA' Mike Rod Cruise BALLAI ROETRY "Acetic" PD/MD: Love LEGIT "Tattoo" APD: Garrett Davis WOHH/Lansing, MI ` POITAD:OU.1eEdlols LYRIC F/LOON "Young' APD: Bemessa Pendergrass KJMMfFuISa,OK' MD:TaylorMorgan PD/MD:BrantJohnson 40 ERYKAH BADU FROMMON "Lye" WHTA/Atlanta, GA ' RAPHAEL SAADIO "Still" 10 HOUSTON "Whatchu" WHITNEY WEDR/Miami, FL ` Bryan Robinson 1 ERYKAH BADO F/COMMON "Lye 33 WHITNEY eOUSTON'W atchu" OM: PD: Jerry Smokin B 4 THIN -I -TEE 5:7 " Holla" 20 YING YANG TWINS "Myself 4 NIVEA "Man" ROETRV °Haft DM/PDfluID: Cedric Hollywood 7 ROETRY Raetic° PD: Terry Monday APD: Ryan Cameron 1 FLOETRY "Floetic" WPHI/Philadelphia, PA 1 YING YANG TWINS "Mysett 2 FABULOUS... "Trade" WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatchu" 14 WHITNEY HOUSTON 'Whatchu" APD/MD: Aaron Bernard ERYNAHi BADU F/COMMON "Life" PD: Luscious Ice MD Ramona Dehraux WWWZ/Charleston, SC LYRIC F/LOON "Young" LEGIT BALLAI Tattoo LYRIC F/LOON "Young" ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON "LAR' 6 ERYKAH BADO F/COMMON "Life 19 RAPHAEL SAADIO "Still` SCARFACE "Block" DM/PD: Terry Base RAPHAEL SAADIO "She` MD: Raphael "Rag" George MAGIC "Mraf MAGIC 'What' BRANDY "He" 3 LYRIC FA.GON "Young" 14 TRUTH HU NSTruth" YING YANG 66NELLY/SELLYROWLAND "Dilemma" RAPHAEL MD: YoneiO'Donohue YING YANG TWINS " 2 FLOETRY "Acetic" MOON "YF 64 LIL BOW WOW F/JD... "Basketball' LYRIC FAQDN "Young" 12 ROETRY "Floetic' 16 ERRRAH BROU /COMMON "Life" 53 NELLY "Hot" 3 YING YANG TWINS "Myself' 2 BIG TYMEHS "Yeah" 63 KHIA WVEE /Atlanta, GA ` 2 LYRIC F/LOON "Young" WDUJFIIM, MI 2 WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatchu" 56 N.O.R.E. "Nathk " NAAM BRIGADE KVGS/Las Vegas, NV 2 "Here" 01M/PD: Tony Brown "Gara' WFXE/Columbus, GA WKKV/Milwaukee, WI nY PD/MD: Chris Reynolds 54 TRUTH "Hap y/RAKIM "Pddidrvti' LA ERYKAH BADU HCOMMON "Lilo' PD: Vic Clemons FLOETRY G Tosha Love PD: Michael Saul 14 ERYKAH BROU F /COMMON "Lye PO: Muhammad 52 ASHANTI ° WHITNEY HOUSTON Whatchu" HS "Ry VINI YANG TWINS "Myself" MD: Adrian Wagers PD: MichaelMichaelTee Tee 3 SCARFACE "Block" NELLY/KELLV ROWLAND "Dilemma" MD: Doc Love 51 BIG TYMERS "Fil" MAGIC'What" 50 MD: Kelli Dupree LEGIT BALLAZ "Tattoo' 48 EVE F /ALICIA KEYS "Gangsta" 2 FLOETRY "Roche" 15 LYRIC F/LOON "Young" No Adds B FLOETRY "Focht" 45 EMINEM "Me" 3 EMINEM "Closet" YING YANG TWINS "Myself 5 WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatchu" 3 YING YANG TWINS "Myser F /JANET "Feel" 4 FLOETRY "Acetic" WTMG/Gainesville-Ocala, FL' RAPHAEL SAADIG SEW 45 BERNIE MAN 4 HELL "Obvious" 40 EMINEM "Closet" WPEG/Charlotte, NC PDMMD:Oqutncy 39 USHER "Help" 4 ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON "Life` WBTFA edlrglon- Fayede KY WESE/Tupelo, MS 3 WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatchu" FINK "Pill" PD: Tern Avery 3 ISYSS "Rest" 37 KATZ/St. Louis, MO' PD/MO: Jay Alexander POIMD: Pamela Mlese 1 LYRIC F/LOON "Young" MID: Nate Quick 3 LEGIT BALLAI "Tattoo" 37 CRAIG DAVID "Avo AL PD: Eric Mychaels WFXA/Augusta, GA' ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON Life" 30 WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatchu" WBLX/Mobile, 37 RAS F/AMERIE "Rule" 8 LIU WAYNE "Life" 23 ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON "Life" OM/PD: Ron Thomas FLOETRY 'Rode 4 FLOETRY "Roetic" PO/MD: Myronda Reuben MD: W Wren One, BRANDY "He° BRANDY "He" AVANT "Say" LEGIT BALLAZ 'Tattoo" 2 ERYKAH BADO F/COMMON "Life` No Adds No Adds APD: Mop FLOETRY -Hoer MAGIC What" F/LOON "Young" 2 FLOETRY"FMetic" WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatchu" WCKX /Columbus, OH' RAPHAEL SAADIO "stir PASTOR TROY "CMiñ" i 3LW "Wanna" WD$L/Philedel p hla PA' PO: Paul Strong YING YANG TWINS "Myself ' YASMEEN °Blue" PD: Glenn Cooper MD:Warren Stevens WFUN/SLLDUis,MO' WZHT/Montgomery,AL APO:ColhyTyner WKYS/Washin on,DC' WJTT/Chattanooga, TN ' 2 FABOLOES. 'Trade" PD: Mo'Shay MD: Hutdaby PD: Keith Landedrer 1 ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON "Life" WIKS/Greenville, NC elm Craig MD: P-Slew MD: FLOETRY Roeoc PD/MD::B.K. Kirkland AR M M MD Koa Thai HF/COMMON "Life" nI 6 ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON "Life" : Magic HOUSTON tiNhalchu° KIPR/Lii tI Joe Booker WPRW /Augusta, GA ' 19 ROETRY "Floetic" 13 ERYKAH BADU F /COMMON "Life' FLOETRY "Roetic" 9 YING YANG TWINS "Myself' ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON "lye" WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatchu 4 FLOETRY Floetic WHITNEY PD: Tim Snell EMINEM "Closet" HWUSTCN 'Whatchu" MO:Nighttrain 5 KBFB/Dallas-Ft. WHIRNEYHOUSUSTON"Watchu" WAMO/Pittsburgh, PA F/COMMON 1 LYRIC F/LOON "Young" ERYKAH BADU "Life" OM/PO: John Candelaria WJMZ/Greenville, SC LYRIC FOISON "Young" Interim PDAMD: DJ Boogie FLOETRY "Fbtyic" 1 ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON "Life" MAGIC 'What" .T^ 19 FABULOUS... "Trade" PRMIO: Doue Davis ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON "Life' WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatchu" LEGIT BALLAI RAPHAEL SA4DIOStie^ WUBTMashviIIe, TN' 8 EMINEM "CAsef" Y " MAGIC 'What" 12 WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatchù' YING YANG TWINS "Myself YASMEEN "Blue' POAMO: Kiki Henson WHITNWHITNEY HOUSTON Whatchu" 1 EVE F /ALICIA KEYS "Gangsa" 19 ROETRY "Fbetic" DONELL JONES "Down" LYRIC FAOON "Young" LYRIC F/LOON 'Young` YING YANG TWINS "Myself Monitored Reporters WGCI /Chicago, IL W Rouge, LA' KKBT/Los Angeles,g CA' /-/ KKDIVDallas -Ft. Worth, TX' 77 Total Reporters ¡ v OM/P0: Elroy Smith PD: Rob Scorpio o {,{ OM: James Alexander WEUP/Huntsville, AL' APOIMD:TiIh Green POMD:SkiSkip Cheatham Dorsey WOUE/NewOrleans,LA' NC. 3 /ç/ PDRAD: Adrian Long n1 WGCy tlâln, ô`Jry 15 YING YANG TWINS PD/MO: Steve Murry 2 STYLES "Goodtimes" "Myself" 12 SCARFACE "Block" OM: Carla Boahler m FLOETRY "Roetit° PO: Cy Young 66 Total Monitored FABULOUS.., "Trade" 12 ERYKAH BAD. F/COMMON "Life` LYRIC F/LOON "Young" 4 MUSIO 7 LYRIC F/LOON "Young" "Dont" PO: Angela Watson 1 WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatchu" TANK MO: Sean Alexander R- OETRY "Fhetic" "One" 3 ROETRY "Acetic""A 5 YING YANG TWINS "Myself' 1 SttLES'Gaodtimes" ERYKAH BADO F/COMMON "Lee BRANDY "He" NDIAARIE " 11 Total Indicator FLOETRY WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatchu" WYCLEF JEAN "Wrongs" ERYKAH BADO F/COMMON "Lite" NAPPY ROOTS "Fora" WROU/Dayton, OH' WJMI MS' /Jackson, WBLSMew York, NY' Did Not Report For Two Consecutive PD: Marco Simmons OMUPO,AD: Stan Branson WGZB/Louisville, KY' Po PD: Vimy Bryn MD: Theo Smith 3 WHITNEY HOUSTON Whatch ° PD: Mart Gum Weeks; Data Not Used (1): MO: Owen Womack KTCXBeaumoM,TX' WI'WX/Chicago,IL' 6 WRICF/LOONHOUSoung" lchu" LYRIC F/LOON "Young" MD:GaaldHarrbon WCDX/Richmond, VA KIILKilleen-Tom Ie,TX ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON "Life" LW'Wanna" p OM: Jim West 2 LYRICIC ROEmY " PD: Te Foso PD: Jay Alan FLOETRY "Fbefc" S WHITNEY HOUSTONN'Whatchu" 2 BIG TYMERS "Yeah" BRANDY "He" M0: Reggie Baker PD/M0: Chris Clay MAGIC 3 ERYKAH BADU F/COMMON life" Reggie MD: Tracl Reynolds 1 HOMY "Raetic" "What" "Funny" 3 FLOURY "Poetic" 8 SCARFACE "Block" No Ada` No Adds YING YANG TWINS "Myself YING YANG TWINS "Myself LEAR p B m Most Played Recurrrents Indicator TOTAL ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS USHER U Don't Have To Call (LaFace /Arista) 898 Most Added® RUFF ENDZ Someone To Love You (Epic) 836 LYRIC F /LOON Young & Sexy (J) F My Life ASHANTI Foolish (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 810 ERYKAH BADU /COMMON Love Of (Magic Johnson/MCA) MARY J. BEIGE Rainy Dayz (MCA) 636 WHITNEY HOUSTON Whatchulookinat (Arista) JAHEIM Anything (Divine Mill/WB) 573 FLOETRY Floetic (Dream Works) BUSTA RHYMES Pass The Courvoisier (Part II) (J) 505 ISYSS Single For The Rest Of My Life (Arista) AVANT Makin' Good Love (Magic Johnson/MCA) 471 LEGIT BALLAZ Tattoo (Independent) BRANDY He Is (Atlantic) P. BIDDY FLASHER & LOON I Need A Girl (Part One) (Bad Boy /Arista) 461 LIL' WAYNE Way Of Life (Cash Money/Universal) YING YANG TWINS Say I Yi Yi (Koch) 364 TWEET Oops (Oh My) (Gold Mind/ Elektra/EEG) 357 AVANT Don't Say No, Just Say Yes (Magic Johnson/MCA) AALIYAH Rock The Boat (BlackGround) 338 STYLES Goodtimes (lnterscope) FAITH EVANS I Love You (Bad Boy/Arista) 333 KEITH SWEAT One On One (Elektra/EEG) JERMAINE DUPRI F/LUDACRIS Welcome To Atlanta (So So Def/Columbia) 316 AALIYAH I Care 4 U (BlackGround) MR. CHEEKS Lights, Camera, Action (Universal) 314 NELLY F/KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo' Reel/Universal) JOE What If A Woman (Jive) 286 EMINEM Cleanin' Out My Closet (Shady/Aftermath /lnterscope) JENNIFER LOPEZ Ain't It Funny (Epic) 278 HAYSTAK In Here (Koch) FAT JOE F/ASHANTI Vpat's Luv? (Terror Squad/Atlantic) 269 NIA I'm Not The One (Koya) AALIYAH More Than A Woman (BlackGround) 268 YING YANG TWINS By Myself (Koch) KEKE WYATT Nothing In Thy World (MCA) 267 ERYKAH BADU In Love With You (Motown /Universal) USHER U Got It Bad (LaFace/Arista) 244 RELL It's Obvious (Roc -A- Fella/IDJMG) www.americanradiohistory.com 54 R &R August 9, 2002 Urban/Urban AC Action P H U A M E N T A L L Y These days in our ever -changing business ND you have budget cuts and downsizing and not enough room to play as much new mu- sic as you want. Being in a smaller market makes that even more of a challenge. Add to that mix being in a military city where you constantly have people from across the county moving in and out. When you find ARTIST: Lyric the common thread among these people, LABEL: you adapt to it. I've found that, when J you break it down, the songs that win are the ones that allow By TANYA O'QUINN /ASSISTANT EDITOR the listeners to feel like they were made specifically for them. When I play Monica's "All Eyez on Me," females of all ages want Musically, we're kinda edgy. Image -wise, to hear it again and again. Is it the familiarity of the sample, the we're more into baggy clothing and fit- audacious and confident lyrics or both? Wyclef Jean's "Two ted caps than high fashion. Our attitude is very Wrongs" and Nelly's "Dilemma" are two more songs that listen- urban, and, no question, people who are our age ers can't get enough of. The appeal of these two songs may can relate to us," say the female trio known as have been enhanced by the addition of female vocals - Lyric. The ladies claim this is what sets them Claudette Ortiz in "Two Wrongs" and Kelly Rowland in "Dilemma ". =N At the apart from other artists of similar styling. clubs, it's Lyric's "Young & Sexy" featuring Loon. With scantily clad females Though the trio have been a group for less than Lyric competing for the attention of the guys, this song provides the type of track to a year, each member has been hard at work, show off the goods. And when Mario's "Just a Friend 2002" is on, it's over! dedicated to making their debut project some- Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson and Mary J. to Males and females alike are losing their minds to the nostalgia of Biz Markie thing to be remembered. Blige, loves "anyone who ain't afraid Dancing in school shows is how group mem- scream!" and the new energy of Mario. ber Fendi got her start in the entertainment busi- Two legs are enough to stand on (in many ness. She learned to play the drums and trum- cases), but as a triangle needs three, the search While Eminem does familial spring clean - pet in junior high and discovered that others for a third member was on - from the East inc, Musiq realizes the love he has is just appreciated her vocal skills when she auditioned Coast to the Midwest to, finally, the West. Los for talent Her performance a tune by Angeles native Jackie was chosen to complete as he wants it to be. Debuting on the Urban a show. of SWV resulted in a grand reception from the the group. As a sophomore in high school she chart at 41* is "Cleanin' Out My Closet" (Shady/ audience. After uniting with producer -song- joined the choir and traveled with the Palmdale Aftermath/lnterscope) with a +240, and at 45* IIHE QN writer Hennessy, she found that songwriting was Choral Ensemble to England for an international is "Dontchange" (Def Soul /IDJMG) with a +233 another of her musical blessings. competition. Whitney Houston, Celine Dion and ... This week's biggest chart movers are both Fendi met Hennessy while hanging out with Mariah Carey (artists "who sing with a lot of rap acts, and they tie, springing seven positions RTAIDÏ a friend in New York's Times Square. "I thought emotion ") are among this young lady's influ- each. Scarface's 'On My Block" (Def Jam he was just trying to talk to me until he told me ences. Her work on a solo demo with producer South / ID,MG) jumps from 43 -36 *, and Styles' about some of the things he had done, like the D Jam Hassan led to her introduction to Hen- "Goodtimes" (Interscope) leaps from 28-21*. No, this is not a reprint from last week song `Monica' for Before Dark," she says. The nessy. Lyric was now a musical triangle ready Nelly's "Dilemma" (featuring Kelly Rowland) gains the most airplay this week. next day curiosity killed the cat, and Fendi for a label home. They found it at J Records. called Hennessy. The two began working to- The debut single, `Young & Sexy," demon- The Fo' Feel/Universal artist picks up 476 plays, which repositions him from 8 -4* gether on their first project "Hot and Tipsy." strates a full harmony surfacing on a rhythmi- ... Tied with Eminem for second Most Increased with +240 is N.O.R.E. with ' Nothin" Though the collaboration started out as a cally inciting track. A club joint for real, this song (Def Jam/IDJMG); he enters the top five, landing at No. 3* ... Three acts enter the songwriting team, Hennessy posed the idea of contains lyrics that exude attitude and confi- Urban AC chart: Remy Shand's "Rocksteady" (Motown) debuts at 29 *, developing a female group. Though Fendi was dence. This joint is a good way to introduce Streetwize's "Rock the Boat" (Shanachie) enters at 28 *, and Prince's "She Loves apprehensive about joining a group, she remem- Lyric, but it doesn't set them apart from what's Me 4 Me' (Redline, enters the Urban AC chart at 27* ... Wow! A +201 catapults bered her mom saying, "When opportunities already floating around. They admit that they Gerald Levert's "One on One" (Elektra/EEG) from 24 -14 *. This tune is not only come along, you should take them." will probably be compared to all of the girl groups the Most Increased this week, it wins the award for biggest chart move. Congratu- The second leg of this triangle is Detroit -born out now, but they see themselves as a breath of lations, E ektra! A representative may pick up the award at 10100 Santa Monica Thema. Through familial ties (her brother, fresh air. The ladies plan to come out strong and Carlos, worked with Hennessy), she was ride the waves of their vocal inflections rather Blvd., No. 300 ... Second in line are Epic's Ruff Endz, whose single "Someone to brought on board. However, it is through vocal than the curves of their feminine characteristics, Love You.' is up 143 spins, raising it from 5 -2 *. -Tanya O'Quinn/Asst. Editor strength that she remains on board. This church - and they are starting with their name, which singing sista, whose musical influences include means "meant to be sung; songlike." Urban AC Reporters Stations and their adds listed alphabetically by market WALR /Atlanta. GA' WVAZJChicago, IL' WMXD /Detroit. MI' W100/Jackson, MS ' KJLH/Los Angeles, CA' WYBC/New Haven, CT' WFXC/Raleigh- Durham, NC' WLVH/Savannah, GA OM: T,adia Charmont PD'. Elroy Smith PO: Janet G. POND: Stan Branson PD/MD: Cliff Winston OM: Wayne Schmidt DM/PD: Cy Young PO: Gary Young PD'. APD/MD: Berry 1B R. KELLY Ron Davis APO: Armando Rivera APO'. Oneil Stevens WHITNEY HOUSTON "Wnacnu 1 WILL DOWNING"Tas' PD: Juan Castillo Jodi 'Hug' FOURPLAY'Maya' MD'. Sheila Little APD -. Steven Richardson No Adds MD'. Doc -P WIMX/Toledo, OH' Rocky Love WSOIJJacksonville. FL OM/PD: MD: Denise Brooks WWIN/Baltimore, MD PD: Russ Allen WRBV/Macon, GA WKJS/Richmond. VA' VICTOR FIELDS 'Wal' VP/Prog. Kathy Brown WZAK/Cleveland. OH WUKS/Fayetteville, NC APD/MD: K.J. POND: Lisa Charles WHITNEY HOUSTON 'Wherry' PD: Kim Johnson WYLDMew Orleans, HMO" Kevin Kotas PD: Tim Watts PD'. Rod Cruise No Ados BALDWIN F/PERRY -Late' LA' THEO "Groove" MD. Keith Fisher APO: Garrett Davis OM: Carla Boatner MD: Calvin Pee PD /APD/MD: Aaron "A.J." Apple WHURIWashington. DC 6 RL "Man' 13 GERALD LEVERT " Funny KAREN CLARK- SHEARD 'Sure KJMS/Memphis, TN POND: David A. Dickinson KMJK/Kansas City, MO WVBEJRoanoke- Lynchburg, VA WLXC /Columbia, SC LATHUN "nao' PD: Nab Bell Y RAPHAEL SAA:lu Su. PD: Greg Love PO: KQXL/Baton Rouge, tA' Ist. PD. Doug Williams ANN MESHY 'Cant' MO: Eileen Nathaniel WRKS/New York. NY Walt Ford BALDWIN EJPERRY "Lam MD: Trey Michaels KENNY G Sit. MOORE 'Time MD: Tre Taylor PO. Soya Beasley BALDWIN FERRY 'Late" OM'. James Alexander No Adds TINA MOORE 'Far 9 ERYKAH BADU F /COMMON "UN' PO/MO: Mya Vernon MD: Julie Destines 6 FOURPLAY-Make" No Ades No Adds WFLM/Ft. Pierce, FL' 2 WILL DOWNING "Tat" ABENAA'Ran' WMMJ/Washington. DC' PD,MO: Michael James KMJM/St. Louis. MO' GLENN JONES "Wonder' WHOT/Miami, FL' VP/Prop./FD: Kathy Brown WH.T`,EY HC_STON'W5atchu" PRINCE - OM,PD. Chuck Atkins WBHK/Birmingham, AL 3 °Lows PD: Derrick Brown WSVY/Norfolk, VA MD: Mike Chase ERYKAH BROU F/COMMON 'LAB' NARAE 'Truly" PD Jay Dixon WAGH/Columbus, GA MD -. Brian Anthony AMO: James Pair BALDWIN F/PERRY'Late APD/MD: Karen Vaughn PO/MO: Michael Mauzone MD: Darryl 2 LANK One" Johnson PD: Walbade SEEK 'Right' d FL^E'RY "I.C?nC' WILL DOWNING "Tae 5 KEITH SWEAT 'One' MD: Ed Lame TYLER t I.Y.) WOODS "Mayoalb,re MUSIC) "Dom" 5 MARY MARY "Mdmino" TRIN -I -TEE 5'.7 "Lord' BALDWIN F,PERRY "Late" KNEK/Lafayette, LA KEITH SWEAT 'One' DM: James Alexander WJMR/Milwaukee- Racine, WI' WMGL/Charleston. Sc ' WOMG/Greensboro, NC WVKLNorfolk, VA' POND: Darlene Freiean POND: Laud Jones *Monitored Reporters PD- Terry Base P0: Stowe PD/MD: DC Al* 1 HOUSTON 2 KIRK FRANKLIN' Bnghler WHITNEY "Whatchu APO/MO: Belinda Parker TRINdETEE 5:7 "Lod' GERALD LEVERT "Funny GERALD LEVERT "Funny' BALDWIN F/PERRY'tate' 48 Total Reporters WHITNEY HOUSTON Wnachú KRNBBallas -Ft. Worth, TX PD: Al Payne KMJO/Houston- Galveston, TX WDLT/Mobile, AL WCFBIOrtando, FL' MD: Rudy "V" KOKY/Little Rock, AR 44 Total Monitored No Adds PD: Carl Conner PD: Mark Dylan PD: Steve Crumbley PO: Steve Holbrook WBAV/Charlotte, NC MD: Sam Choice MD: Jamal Quarles MD: Kathy Barlow MD: Joe Davis PD/MO: Terri Avery No Adds BALDWIN 1*E RAL .atz NORMAN BROWN 'Stay' 9 USHER "Cal" 2 THEO 'Groove' WHIR EY'OJS- N What :-.. WILL DOWNING 'Talk' BONEY JAMES F /JAHEIM 'Ride" 4 Total Indicator BRANDY 'He" ANGIF ',LONE Woman" KENNY G FIG. MOORE "Time WOMK/Detroit, MI' 3 Current Indicator Playlists VPtProg.: Lance Patton WLOV/Chattanooga, TN OM/PD: Monica Start WTLCAndianapolis, IN WOOKMashville, TN WDAS /Philadelphia, PA' Wallace KHHT/Los Angeles, CA' POND: Jim Kennedy PO: Terry Styles APD: Benda "Lady B" Gray OM/PD: Brian Stn. Mgr /PD. Joe Tamburro Reported Frozen Playlist (1): M0: Jimmy Rah MD: Sunny Anderson MD: Garth Adams PD: Michelle Santosuosso APO: Bruce Lowe MD. Joann Gamble 1 KEITH SWEAT 'One" No Adds No Adds WILL DOWNING Talk" BOYS II MEN/F. EVANS "Peur' WMCS /Milwaukee- Racine, WI www.americanradiohistory.com 55 gjPJUrban AC Top 30 August 9, 2002 LAST TOTAL + I - GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS/ WEK WEEK ARTIST TIT LE LABELS) PLAYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS Added® (00) Most MUSK) Halfcrazy (Def Soul/IDJMG) 1098 +7 187247 20 43/0 www.rradds.com 1 0 5 RUFF ENDZ Someone To Love You (Epic) 1052 +143 163944 21 37/0 0 ARTIST LABELS. ADDS 2 3 LUTHER VANDROSS I'd Rather (J) 967 -44 137148 29 40/0 WHITNEY HOUSTON Whatchulookinat (Arista) 7 4 4 JOE What If A Woman (Jive) 913 -9 135065 22 41/0 WILL DOWNING Dont Talk To Me Like That (GRPNMG) 5 3 5 JAHEIM Anything (Divine Mill/WB) 847 -140 124450 34 33/0 BOB BALDWIN F /PHIIL PERRY Too Late (Narada) 5 GERALD LEVERT Funny (Elektra/EEG) 3 6 6 ANGIE STONE Wish I Didn't Miss You (J) 723 -84 110718 22 42/0 FOURPLAY Let's Make Love (Bluebird/RCA Victor) 3 7 7 DONELL JONES You Know That I Love You (Untouchables/Arista) 672 -21 104169 20 33/0 KEITH SWEAT One On One (Elektra/EEG) 2 11 MARY MARY In The Morning (Columbia) 558 +90 66407 11 32/0 0 RL Good Man (J) 2 9 DAVE HOLLISTER Keep Lovin' You (MCA) 551 +29 75857 13 0 30/0 KENNY G F /CHANTE MOORE One More Time (Arista) 2 8 '0 MAXWELL Lifetime (Columbia) 513 -20 85410 57 34/0 THEO Get Your Groove On (TWP Productions) 2 10 `1 YOLANDA ADAMS I'm Gonna Be Ready (Elektra/EEG) 435 -44 59729 15 36/0 ERYKAH BADU F /COMMON Love... (Magic Johnson/MCA) 2 14 KEITH SWEAT One On One (Elektra/EEG) 424 +36 57064 5 31/2 13 "3 ASHANTI Foolish (Murder lnc. /IDJMG) 385 -28 72434 18 22/0 Most Increased 24 e GERALD LEVERT Funny ( Elektra/EEG) 380 +201 56476 2 31/3 Plays 16 RL Good Man (J) 366 +26 51744 12 23/2 TOTAL 15 16 REGINA BELLE F /GLENN JONES From Now On (Peak) 363 -9 37531 19 26/0 PLAY TITLE 12 17 BOYZ II MEN The Color Of Love (Arista) 362 -92 40900 17 28/0 ARTIST LABEL(S) INCREASE GERALD LEVERT Funny (Elektra/EEG) +201 19 KIRK FRANKLIN Brighter Days (Gospo Centric/Jive) 354 +46 33456 6 30/1 RUFF ENDZ Someone To Love You (Epic) +143 18 R. KELLY Heaven I Need A Hug (Jive) 329 +14 47002 6 21/0 e MARY MARY In The Morning (Columbia) +90 U To 20 USHER Don't Have Call (LaFace/Arista) 314 +17 72788 17 10/1 WILL DOWNING Don't Talk To Me Like That (GRPNMG) +71 22 TONY TERRY In The Shower (Golden Boy) 296 +39 15318 9 14/0 SUNSHINE ANDERSON Heard It All...e (Soulife/Atlantic) +67 17 22 YOLANDA ADAMS The Battle Is The Lords (Verity) 289 -28 37737 16 15/0 REMY SHAND Rocksteady (Motown) +61 CARL THOMAS I Wish (Bad Boy/Arista) +57 21 23 BONEYJAMES F /JAHEIM Ride (Warner Bros.) 266 -28 33540 8 23/1 LUTHER VANDROSS Take You Out (J) +51 23 SIR CHARLES JONES Is There Anybody Lonely... (Independent) 210 +13 15760 15 15/0 INDIA.ARIE Video (Motown) +49 26 LATHUN BBQ (Motown) 209 +40 26379 3 19/1 KIRK FRANKLIN Brighter Days (Gospo Centric/Jive) +46 25 JERZEE MONET Most High (Dream Works) 186 +9 32487 7 12/0 KENNY G F /CHANTE MOORE One More Time (Arista) +46 !Debut> EiD PRINCE She Loves Me 4 Me (Redline) 175 +34 12580 1 15/1 ¡Debut> eD STREETWIZE Rock The Boat (Shanachie) 161 +35 29471 1 14/0 Most Played ¿Debut> e) REMY SHAND Rocksteady (Motown) 160 +61 19598 1 13/0 Recurrents 29 m WYCLEF JEAN Two Wrongs (Columbia) 159 +11 24991 3 12/1 TOTAL ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS 44 Urban AC reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of 7/28 -8/3. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with the larger increase in plays is placed LUTHER VANDROSS Take You Out (J) 360 first. Songs below No. 15 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to R &R by each reporting GLENN LEWIS Don't Forget It (Epic) 301 station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to -week increases you in total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from ANN NESBY F /AL GREEN Put It On Paper (Universal) 288 the Arbitron Company (copyright 200 ?. The Arbitron Company) (C) 2002, R &R, Inc. REMY SHAND Take A Message (Motown) 273 FAITH EVANS I Love You (Bad Boy/Arista) 265 New & Active MAXWELL This Woman's Work (Columbia) 262 ANGIE STONE Brotha (J) 252 FOURPLAY _et's Make Love (Bluebird/RCA Victor) WILL DOWNING Don't Talk To Me Like That (GRPNMG) GERALD LEVERT Made To Love Ya (EastWest/EEG) 248 Total Plays: 150, Total Stations: 16, Adds: 3 Total Plays: 114, Total Stations: 19, Adds: 5 JILL SCOTT The Way (Hidden Beach /Epic) 228 USHER Can U Help Me (LaFace /Arista) THEO Get Your Groove On (TWP Productions) JAHEIM Just In Case (Divine Mill/WB) 225 Total Plays: 144, Total Stations: 15, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 93. Total Stations: 11, Adds: 2 MICHAEL JACKSON Butterflies (Epic) 222 DARIUS RUINER Wild One (Hidden Beach/Epic) NORMAN BROWN Won't You Stay (Warner Bros.) GINUWINE Differences (Epic) 220 Total Plays: 158. Total Stations: 11, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 78, Total Stations: 11, Adds: 1 KEYS Fallin' (J) 214 KAREN CLAIRK- SHEARD Be Sure (Elektra/EEG) TANK One Man (BlackGround) ALICIA Total Plays: 118. Total Stations: 13, Adds: 1 Total Plays: 76, Total Stations: 6, Adds: 1 BOYZ II MEN /FAITH EVANS Relax Your Mind (Arista) KENNY G F /CHANTE MOORE One More Time (Arista) R &R Station Playlists have moved to the web. Total Plays: 117, Total Stations: 7, Adds: 1 Total Plays: 58, Total Stations: 11, Adds: 2 See all of our monitored reporters at www.radioandrecords.com. Songs ranked by total plays Invest in Your Future and ñlBJhF((:1h,2,f:Vi FDiibaPQríirßEdld31 Take Your Career in Programming to the Next Level As the radio industry changes, you need to change with it. If you're a programmer, the Radio Advertising Bureau now offers you the opportunity to increase your knowledge of the business and your value to your station. With voir Certified Radio Marketing Consultant Programmers Accreditation (CRMC-PA), you'll combine your expertise in Programming with the vial, career -building knowledge of Sales. To get a free copy of the CRMC-PA on CD -ROM, watch, for it arriving on yotAY úçsk soon, call the Radio Advertìsir:g Bureau at 1 -800- 232-3131 or log on at http: / /www.rab.com. Get the credit you deserve. Get certified! www.americanradiohistory.com 56 R&R August 9, 2002 Country lhelton @radioandrecords. corn Tommy Kramer's Tips For Talent Effective truisms today that can help you tomorrow Lots of air talent coaching tips cross my desk and show up in my e-mail box. Some of the best Tommy Kramer. like his ideas because they 're totally - come from Dallas -based consultant I un MT, Ilit b000 3IUrr actionable. In a concise, onepage format, they tell you how you can be better on the air tomorrow. Two cowboys are seen here partying it up backstage after a recent country show at Los Angeles' Greek Theater. Pictured (l -r) are BNA re- For this Morning Show Just talk like you would FOX TV that tells you the teams, the cording artist Kenny Chesney and R &R Assistant Editor Mark "The Shark" Boot Camp edition ofR &R, around the backyard. " score, the situation and what network Brower. I asked Kramer to narrow Kramer said that when he you're watching. Radio doesn't have down his advice to what he works with talent, he doesn't the visual dimension to use as a tool considers his top five tips. cookie-cutter anything- his like television does, so we have to do advice is geared to the indi- it verbally. We'll get to his list in a want to be the moon. You'll beat the buzz over Dennis Miller's first broad- vidual talent. He noted, 'It's As you listen to tape with your tal- minute. First, though, I asked guy across the street who's trying to cast the night before as part of the an- really about what ent, if you hear the "assumption" men- him for a talent- coaching finding be the sun every time. nouncer crew ofABC's Monday Night What overview. Is there an area or they do well and encourag- tality, simply ask, "Who is this? Football. two that hefinds himselftalk- ing them and showing them station am I listening to? What's go- The Five Subjects Things That Grow Out Of The here ?" The talent will get it ing to most personalities ways to do it better" ing on Besides things that your station Show. From characters you create to Tommy Kramer While the individual ap- immediately and start to police him- about? "Its not that I look to wants to promote and, in music for- personal quirks and idiosyncrasies that is no doubt the most self. Plus, he'll start to ask those ques- say the same things to every- proach mats, things that apply to the music become part of the tapestry of the way to go it, there are tions when he hears his competitors, body, but there are a couple ofpreva- effective about and artists, there are five basic subject show, "things that grow out of the that hold talent ev- and he'll think they're lame for not lent problems," he said "I say problems some truisms for headings for stuff to do on the air: show" can't really be planned. But erywhere. Here are Kramer's top five knowing what he knows. because I like to be honest. Job Stuff. Everyone has a job, when they happen, cultivate and take "The first problem is that too often tips. Be The Moon, Not The Sun wants a job or has to deal with a advantage of them. its not about the listener, its about the It's My First Time spouse's job. With that job comes all If it doesn't fit under one of these host. It to about the listener. The The sun gives our solar system light. has be sorts of job -related stuff that you - subject headings, don't do it. I up a sign on the control The moon reflects light from the sun. whole game is looking through the oth- once put and the listener can relate to. The key to using all of these cor- the room door that said: "I just got into Just put that away in a corner of your - er end of the binoculars and seeing rectly is to find some way to connect I got into the car, ra- for now; we'll get back to it in a listeners life. Instead of startingftom town. turned the mind them to the listener's life and interests. It land- minute. the control room and broadcasting dio on and hit the `scan' button. As a talent, if you have questions about I know what It's easy for an air talent to think that out, I like to start right next to the lis- ed on your station. don't your listener, see the PD and get the format is, what her job is to bring things to the table tener in the car, see what his or her station it is, what the listener in focus now. If you're the PD, is You the know The life is about and then work our way the dial position or who you are. that listener doesn't - death of disc help your talent with this ASAP. things that the listener would not nor- back to the control room, talk about it have 30 seconds." jockeys indeed, and reflect it. I base everything I coach on "first mally care about, stuff that wouldn't - The Three Questions time" listening. If I just tuned in for ordinarily come up in the listener's "It's the whole thing of being stuck the death of radio This tip is part of a "basics review" I get what's going everyday conversations in the hallway in the control room instead of beside the first time, can to get your station ready for the next lunch. is ego. me in the car or in the office or in the on here? Are you making references or at Arbitron. Coach your talent to em- to things that I understand, since That's why so many talents resort kitchen. As long as you're stuck in that don't brace this, and you can't be very far listener to the show? to kicker stories and "News of the control room, you're really not in my I'm not a regular off target. Ask yourself these three But is that what the listener world -and that will reveal itself. But Weird." questions about everything you want wants to hear? Of course not. The lis- if you can put your mind with me in to talk about on the air: the kitchen, the car or the workplace, tener wants to hear about the things Entertainment. We're an entertain- 1. Why is it on? Does it relate to matter in his or her life today. Pe- ment -driven nation. People magazine then we can talk. And it is about talk- that your listener's life and interests? Does and Entertainment Tonight- and Inside ing, not announcing." The whole game is riod. it fit under one of the five main sub- Your job as a talent is not to try to Edition -type shows can't totally satis- How do you do that? "It's really ject headings (Jobs, Entertainment, the sun and create light. Yourjob is fy our thirst. Example: With all of the simple," said Kramer. "You have to looking through the be The Buzz, Relationships or Things to be the moon and reflect what your serious issues and real -life stories see the listener very clearly first and That Grow out of the Show)? If the other end of the listener is already thinking about available at the end of 1999, nothing then take ego out of the equation. The - answer is "Because it'll be funny," death disc jockeys indeed, the what's already on your listener's mind. matched America's obsession with the of - binoculars and seeing that's not a reason to do it. If it's not Steven Spielberg didn't just decide TV quiz show Who Wants to Be a Mil- death of radio - is ego. It's often something the listener cares about, it make ponder UFOs and alien lionaire. overlooked. Who was the leastfunny the listener's life. to people doesn't really matter whether or not life when he made Close Encounters Relationships. It's all about rela- guy on The Andy Griffith Show? It it's funny. Plus, although funny is fine, Third Kind. He reflected the con- tionships. Man to woman, parent to was Andy. Who was the least funny ofthe sometimes the buzz is about some- that was already there and child, friend to friend. There's a rea- guy on The Bob Newhart Show? It sciousness thing that isn't funny and if you brought it to a thirsty audi- son that women watch Oprah and rent - was Bob Newhart. But all you remem- creatively ignore that buzz subject or only ser- talent assumes ence. That's the key. Once you plug Julia Roberts movies. Think it's dif- ber is how great Andy and Bob were. All too often the air vice it in the news, you're not going for into what the listener cares about, di- ferent for men? What do you think It's all about giving - not sharing, that the listener has been there a to be as relevant to the listener as you to few or knows rect all your creative energy to mak- Field ofDreams or Butch Cassidy and giving - the spotlight your part- minutes that everyone can be (or your competitor will be). what he or she is talking about. I call ing it come alive in a unique way on the Sundance Kid were about? (They ner or the listener. 2. Where are you going with it? weren't about baseball or robbing "I also say to a lot ofpeople, Kill this "The Eminent Danger of the As- the air. What's the payoff? Is there a way to ' for the lis- Martha Stewart, Rush Limbaugh, banks.) the disc jockey. Every time I hear sumption." Reset the stage take it to the listener and get feedback? Dr. James Dobson all in The Buzz. Every day there's some someone using an affected voice, I say, tener every couple of minutes. If you Laura and - The idea is either to take something instance, different ways reflect what their buzz topic that people will be talking Kill the disc jockey. 'I want air talent run an interview, for I'd bet- - small and personal and make it univer- care about. That's why about around the water cooler. What to sound like real people, like the bud- ter be told who you're talking to pret- audiences sal or to take something big and expan- - so successful. None them is it today? If you don't talk about it, dy next door. It's like a backyard bar ty soon, or I'm gone. they're of sive and bring that down to something new, but each does what you're missing the boat. Example: No beque. I invited you over because Think of the "FOX Block," the lit- does anything very specific to you and the listener. you're interesting; I know lots ofgood tle box in the top left of the screen he or she does creatively and is ex- matter which stories were available on conversations will happen around you. when you watch a football game on tremely focused. As an air talent, you Aug. 1, 2000, nothing matched the Continued on Page 62 www.americanradiohistory.com SHE)S GOT 4-ATTITUDE! CLARK /4 A NAJA " 4 SHE 1 .. OOKS CREA - SHE SOU NDS GREAT SHE KICKS ASS! *Ty Produced by Byron Goltimoro C 2002 Mercuy Record. Managed by re Ertorlammer:! o Divean of UMG Recordings In www.americanradiohistory.com 58 R&R August 9, 2002 Nashville CALVIN GILBERT cgilb ert @radioondrecords. corn Bigger Show, Smaller Price Brooks & Dunn's Neon Circus tour targets families Sara Evans looks for familiar faces while celebrating Independence Day with an old -fashioned homecoming in New Franklin, MO, where she was born and raised. The hometown hero was honored with an ice unveiled a new sign noting, "Wel- where Brooks Dunn's Neon Circus and Wild cream social before local officials Iis only August, so it's too early to determine & come to New Franklin, Hometown of country star Sara Evans." - West Show tour will rank on the year-end list of concert grosses. However, the duo mounted the tour with the same family friendly attitude that served Garth Brooks well in the '90s. This year Brooks & Dunn kept may also be why this year's sales out- rackhouse for his first time. It seems their ticket prices lower than the go- paced the first year's - signifi- right, in a way." ing rate for most of this year's ma- cantly." Speaking Of Alcohol jor tours. Maybe that's not saying Eclectic Show much when you consider that it What better way to get noticed would be easy to spend $250 or Montgomery Gentry join Hank than with free beer? Gary Allan more to see one of the arena shows Williams III and two top rock acts recently commissioned the deliv- on the Rolling Stones or Paul Mc- - Nickelback and Filter - for the ery of more than 75 "Party in a Cartney tours this fall. Rock the Rackhouse concert, set for Bucket" packages to offices all Brooks & Dunn, however, made Sept. 20 at Broadbent Arena in Lou- along Music Row. In addition to every effort to keep the ticket prices isville. The show is the culmination the buckets of beer, Allan saw to at amphitheaters as affordable as of this year's Jim Beam- sponsored it that the offices also received possible for families. In most markets tours for Montgomery Gentry and surfboard-designed bottle openers This years Music Row Ladies Golf Tournament raised more than $50,000 children under 12 were admitted Nickelback, and some 100 contest and copies of his latest MCA al- for United Cerebral Palsy of Middle Tennessee. In its 15 -year history the free with parents who had pur- winners will be flown to Kentucky bum, Alright Guy. tournament has raised more than $500,000 for the charity. This years chased lawn seats. Family four - for the show. "Sometimes I think people work event was sponsored by ASCAP, Capitol/Nashville, Sony Music and Tim packs of reserved -seat tickets went All of the musicians will be visit- so hard, they forget to have fun," McGraw. Pictured are (l -r) ASCAP's Connie Bradley and Herky Williams, for an average of $40. ing the Jim Beam distillery prior to Allan said. "I wanted to remind UCP's John Pickett and ASCAP's Pat Rolfe. The tour featured Dwight Yoa- the concert, which should restock them that it is OK to put your heart kam, Gary Allan, Trick Pony, Chris their respective tour buses. The into your work, but every now and Cagle, Cledus T. Judd and an array rackhouse, by the way, is the area then it is definitely OK to put your of newer acts and circus perform- of the distillery where bourbon is heart and soul into having some fun. ers. By the time the 42 -city tour bottled. If this helps them sit back and re- closed on July 28, Brooks & Dunn Regarding the unusual talent member that it was the love of mu- had further solidified an already lineup for the concert, Troy Gentry sic that got us all into this business, strong relationship with their fan says, "Nickelback kick ass. Those that's alright. Music is the common base while boosting ticket sales. guys make heavy music. They're thread we all have." Tour promoter Brian J. O'Con- not afraid to rock, and they know Of course, for an afternoon, beer nell noted, "It was really important how to really put it over. I've never was a common thread too. to the guys that people could bring seen Filter, but their records are Dwight & Earl their kids, so we set out to make this more of that heavy, heavy music that the most affordable family option out we like so much. And Hank III ... Country Music Hall of Fame there. And while money's important, well, his daddy's such a good pal member Earl Scruggs was the sur- Capitol /Nashville's Keith Urban played music from his upcoming album they have other priorities that their that I think it's really cool that we prise guest during Dwight Yoakam's at his recent appearance at the all -star Country Fest 2002 in Cadott, approach to touring reflects, which get to be the ones to take him to the recent return to the Ryman Audito- WI. Following the show Urban had a chance to visit with KEEP /Minne- rium in Nashville. The banjo pio- apolis Wake -Up Crew member Donna Valentine. neer and his son, guitarist -producer Randy Scruggs, joined Yoakam for three songs, including `Borrowed Love," a track from the recent Earl have been their night off. Sitting in Not Main Street Scruggs and Friends CD. a hotel bar in Denver, Chesney and The Gibson musical instruments It's time to buy a new street map his bandmembers began talking company recently presented Scruggs of Wellsville, KS, as Main Street has about the good times they had play- with its latest banjo model, appropri- been renamed Chely Wright Way. ing at a local honky -tonk, the Griz- ately called "The Earl." The deluxe Wellsville is Wright's hometown, zly Rose. Chesney recalls, "It's No. I : "Austin" - Blake Shelton banjo features 14-carat gold plating and she grew up on Main Street. probably been five years or so since ®2rE:Mts and gold outlines around its green City officials renamed the street and we last played there, but those abalone inlays. Scruggs, who never unveiled a sign proclaiming "Wel- crowds are always so good, and we No. I: "Come Cryin' To Me"- Lonestar YEARS AGO misses an opportunity to reach a come to Wellsville - Home of always had so much fun, that we fig- younger audience, recently per- Chely Wright." The ceremonies ured what the hell." formed in Colorado with the alterna- took place on Aug. 3, while Wright Chesney called the club and a lo- No. I : "We Tell Ourselves" - Clint Black AGO tive jam band String Cheese Incident. was in the area for an appearance at cal radio station to see if he could Yoakam has exited Reprise the Douglas County Fair in Law- perform that night. Less than two Records to form his own company, rence, KS. hours after he made the calls, 1,100 No. I :"Why Does It..." - Restless Heart (second week) Electrodisc Sights and Sounds. people were outside the club for the YEARS AGO Grizzly Gig Yoakam will finance the business, show. Rather than concentrate on which will focus on his music. How- En route to a concert at Frontier his own hits, Chensey centered on No. I : "Nobody" - Sylvia he is looking for film Days in Cheyenne, WY, Kenny playing old rock and country mate- YAERS dr41111MINNINN ever, also @() .V scripts, following his success in Chesney and his band decided at the rial. Or, as he noted, "Everything we No. I: "Way Down /Pledging My Love " - Elvis Presley Jodie Foster's Panic Room. last minute to work on what would like to hear when we're in a bar." www.americanradiohistory.com 59 Country Top 50 LAST TOTAL .1- TOTAL +1. WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS/ WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S, POINTS POINTS PLAYS PLAYS CHART ADDS Most Added www.rradds.com i 0 KENNY CHESNEY The Good Stuff (BNA) 17556 +279 6150 +67 16 151/0 2 TOBY ) KEITH Courtesy Of The Red, 'White... (DreamWorks) 16198 -493 5741 -112 13 151/0 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) ADDS 3 0 GARY ALLAN The One (MCA) 15121 +183 5379 +11 30 150/0 BRAD PAISLEY I Wish You'd Stay (Arista) 24 4 0 DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone (Monument) 14814 +365 5239 +238 11 151/0 TRAVIS TRITT Strong Enough To Be Your Man (Columbia) 14 5 0 TIM MCGRAW Unbroken (Curb) 14218 +897 4988 +374 12 151/0 KELLIE COFFEY At The End Of The Day (BNA) 14 JENNIFER HANSON Beautiful Goodbye (Capitol) 12 6 0 DARRYL WORLEY I Miss My Friend (DreamWorks) 14035 +1710 5062 +606 22 151/0 EMERSON DRIVE Fall Into Me (DreamWorks) 11 7 0 ANDY GRIGGS Tonight I Wanna Be Your Man (RCA) 12216 +964 4434 +314 29 151/0 JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY 'TI Nothing... (Warner Bros.) 11 9 TRACY BYRD 0 Ten Rounds With Jose Cuervo (RCA) 11900 +903 4268 +305 19 151/0 AARON LINES You Can't Hide Beautiful (RCA) 11 10 0 SARA EVANS I Keep Looking (RCA) 11866 +1147 4229 +242 23 151/0 AARON TIPPIN If Her Lovin' Don't Kill Me (Lyric Street) 11 11 0 JOE NICHOLS The Impossible (Universal South) 11269 +693 3923 +274 21 150/4 SHANNON LAWSON Dream Your Way To Me (MCA) 10 ANTHONY SMITH If Tr at Ain't Country (Mercury) 9 13 0 MARK CHESNUTT She Was (Columbia) 9503 +876 3436 +273 28 148/3 CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON One Day Closer To You (Arista) 9 14 DIAMOND RIO Beautiful Mess (Arista) 9103 +856 3314 +318 17 149/4 0 STEVE AZAR Waitin' On Joe (Mercury) 9 15 0 BLAKE SHELTON 01' Red (Warner Bros.) 8564 +328 3240 +161 20 139/1 19 0 KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You (Capitol) 8269 +1258 2833 +363 7 147/2 16 0 BRAD MARTIN Before 1 Knew Better (Epic) 8043 +784 3140 +273 27 142/0 17 0 PHIL VASSAR American Child (Arista) 7728 +632 2791 +186 16 146/3 Most Increased 20 a MARTINA MCBRIDE Where Would You Be (RCA) 7129 +968 2674 +282 15 145/3 Points 22 ALAN a JACKSON Work In Progress (Arista) 6907 +995 2499 +351 8 143/5 POINT ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE 21 0 LEE ANN WOMACK Something Worth Leaving Behind (MCA) 6122 +141 2239 +71 12 141/2 DARRYL WORLEY I M ss My Friend (DreamWorks) +1710 23 0 GARTH BROOKS Thicker Than Blood (Capitol) 6009 +142 2239 +41 9 140/4 KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You (Capitol) +1258 24 Q PINMONKEY Barbed Wire And Roses (BNA) 5136 +204 2018 +115 19 136/3 SARA EVANS I Keep Looking (RCA) +1147 25 JO DEE MESSINA Dare To Dream 0 (Curb) 4905 +325 2047 +185 14 132/2 ALAN JACKSON Work In Progress (Arista) +995 26 a MONTGOMERY GENTRY My Town (Columbia) 4877 +649 1874 +277 10 131/7 MARTINA MCBRIDE Where Would You Be (RCA) +968 27 ED REBECCA LYNN HOWARD Forgive (MCA) 4127 +406 1548 +171 13 119/5 ANDY GRIGGS Tonight I Wanna Be Your Man (RCA) +964 TRACY BYRD Ten Rounds With Jose Cuervo (RCA) +903 28 RASCAL FLATTS These Days (Lyric Street) 4059 +620 1508 +210 8 120/7 a TIM MCGRAW Unbroken (Curb) +897 29 SIXWIRE Look At Me Now (Warner Bros.) 3750 +368 1383 +102 16 113/2 a MARK CHESNUTT She Was (Columbia) +876 31 ® ANTHONY SMITH If That Ain't Country (Mercury) 3130 +281 1245 +110 17 105/9 DIAMOND RIO Beautiful Mess (Arista) +856 30 28 CHRIS CAGLE Country By The Grace Of God (Capitol) 3036 -126 1197 -10 15 103/0 32 m TAMMY COCHRAN Life Happened (Epic) 2771 +86 1070 +49 10 107/3 33 0 SHEDAISY Mine All Mine (Lyric Street) 2701 +185 1033 +63 13 109/4 Most Increased Breaker ® TRAVIS TRITT Strong Enough To Be Your Man (Columbia) 2081 +464 831 +141 4 92/14 Plays 34 ® KEVIN DENNEY Cadillac Tears (Lyric Street) 2049 +273 798 +58 9 89/5 37 ® EMERSON DRIVE Fall Into Me (DreamWorks) 1873 +467 685 +163 5 84/11 TOTAL PLAY 35 34 RODNEY ATKINS Sing Along (Curb) 1716 -49 736 -47 12 77/0 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE 41 CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON One Day To You 0 Closer (Arista) 1256 +271 538 +128 3 67/9 DARRYL WORLEY I Miss My Friend (DreamWorks) +606 38 ® ERIC HEATHERLY The Last Man Committed (DreamWorks) 1248 +122 501 +60 6 67/3 TIM MCGRAW Unbroken (Curb) +374 KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You (Capitol) +363 44 0 JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY'Til Nothing... (Warner Bros.) 1203 +299 514 +123 3 62/11 ALAN JACKSON Work In Progress (Arista) +351 45 WILLIE NELSON Maria... (Lost Highway/Mercury) 1193 +321 405 +94 6 34/3 ® DIAMOND RIO Beautiful Mess (Arista) +318 39 GEORGE STRAIT Stars On The Water (MCA) 1190 +164 252 +61 4 8/3 ® ANDY GRIGGS Tonight I Wanna Be Your Man (RCA) +314 40 a LITTLE BIG TOWN Everything Changes (Monument) 1100 +87 452 +45 5 70/1 TRACY BYRD Ten Rounds With Jose Cuervo (RCA) +305 46 CD J. MICHAEL HARTER Hard Call To Make (Broken Bow) 952 +114 356 +40 8 42/1 MARTINA MCBRIDE Where Would You Be (RCA) +282 MONTGOMERY GENTRY My Town (Columbia) +277 47 a JAMES OTTO The Ball (Mercury) 855 +197 371 +72 6 46/5 JOE NICHOLS The Impossible (Universal South) +274 50 a STEVE AZAR Waitin' On Joe (Mercury) 737 +167 308 +84 2 51/9 ¡Debut> O KELLIE COFFEY At The End Of The Day (BNA) 720 +507 241 +175 1 45/14 - (j TRISHA YEARWOOD I Don't Paint Myself Into... (MCA) 670 +100 256 +47 2 37/1 48 CI DARYLE SINGLETARY That's Why I Sing This Way (Audium) 651 -4 311 +2 8 34/1 49 TOBY KEITH Who's Your Daddy (DreamWorks) 614 +9 164 -9 2 3/3 ¡Debut> (D SHANNON LAWSON Dream Your Way To Me (MCA) 589 +261 230 +101 1 45/10 TRAVIS TRITT 43 49 TOMMY SHANE STEINER Tell Me Where It Hurts (RCA) 578 -344 275 -143 6 49/0 Strong Enough To Be Your Man (Columbia) 14 Adds Moves 36 -31 ¡Debut> IlD MICHAEL PETERSON Modern Man (Monument) 539 +37 254 +56 1 43/7 151 Country reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total points for the airplay week of Songs ranked by total plays 7,28 -8/3. Bullets appear on songs gaining in points or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs ae tied in total points, the song with the larger increase in points is paced first. Songs below No. 1 and down in points for three consecutive weeks are moved to recurrent. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to R &R R &R Station Platrlists have moved to the web. trt each reporting station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Points lists the songs with the greatest week -to- week increases in total points. Breaker status is awarded to songs reported by 600/0 of the panel for the first time. Station Weight = AQH Persons + (Market rank X 10) divided See all of our monitored reporters at by 4180. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from the www.radioandrecords.com. ArbitronOWN Company (copyright 2002, The Arbitron Company). (C) 2002,YOUR R &R, Inc. EVENTS if no one can see your signs, do they know who staged the event? 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(DreamWorks) 2955 -262 2351 -175 13 68/0 SHANNON LAWSON Dream Your Way To Me (MCA) 5 2271 +72 30 69/1 8 Q ANDY GRIGGS Tonight I Wanna Be Your Man (RCA) 2931 +88 LONESTAR Unusually Unusual (BNA) 5 2855 +31 2272 +32 20 73/0 10 TRACY BYRD Ten Rounds With Jose Cuervo (RCA) WILLIE NELSON Maria... (Lost Highway/Mercury) 4 12 Ì BLAKE SHELTON 01' Red (Warner Bros.) 2474 +8 1973 +7 19 73/1 JOSH TURNER She'll Go On You (MCA) 4 13 DIAMOND RIO Beautiful Mess (Arista) 2372 +128 1876 +109 18 75/1 MONTGOMERY GENTRY My Town (Columbia) 3 SIXWIRE Look At Me Now (Warner Bros.) 3 15 MARK CHESNUTT She Was (Columbia) 2255 +126 1767 +85 29 69/2 ® EMERSON DRIVE Fall Into Me (DreamWorks) 3 17 ALAN JACKSON Work In Progress (Arista) 2225 +180 1761 +145 7 75/1 LITTLE BIG TOWN Everything Changes (Monument) 3 1765 +38 14 72/0 14 PHIL VASSAR American Child (Arista) 2204 +29 GEORGE STRAIT Stars On The Water (MCA) 3 16 0 MARTINA MCBRIDE Where Would You Be (RCA) 2138 +19 1693 +17 15 74/0 AARON TIPPIN If Her Lovin' Don't Kill Me (Lyric Street) 3 21 ® KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You (Capitol) 2072 +242 1623 +188 6 75/1 20 GARTH BROOKS Thicker Than Blood (Capitol) 2004 +64 1553 +46 8 72/0 Most Increased 19 LEE ANN WOMACK Something Worth Leaving Behind (MCA) 1991 +22 1603 +31 10 73/0 Points 22 JO DEE MESSINA Dare To Dream (Curb) 1723 +80 1393 +41 15 73/2 POINT ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE 23 BRAD MARTIN Before I Knew Better (Epic) 1678 +37 1336 +29 27 59/2 26 MONTGOMERY GENTRY My Town (Columbia) 1644 +225 1307 +175 8 72/3 BRAD PAISLEY I Wish You'd Stay (Arista) +252 25 PINMONKEY Barbed Wire And Roses (BNA) 1495 +21 1223 +28 16 63/0 KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You (Capitol) +242 28 RASCAL FLATTS These Days (Lyric Street) 1467 +152 1164 +142 6 70/1 MONTGOMERY GENTRY My Town (Columbia) +225 CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON One Day Closer To You (Arista) +221 27 REBECCA LYNN HOWARD Forgive (MCA) 1459 +78 1162 +55 14 68/1 DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone (Monument) +221 29 CHRIS CAGLE Country By The Grace Of God (Capitol) 1107 +14 896 +10 15 57/0 JOE NICHOLS The Impossible (Universal South) +195 1064 +74 853 +58 14 54/3 31 ® SIXWIRE Look At Me Now (Warner Bros.) TIM MCGRAW Unbroken (Curb) +188 32 ANTHONY SMITH If That Ain't Country (Mercury) 1057 +75 874 +56 18 57/5 ALAN JACKSON Work In Progress (Arista) +180 Nothing... Bros.) +174 30 KEVIN DENNEY Cadillac Tears (Lyric Street) 1047 +29 835 +31 9 53/1 JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY fil (Warner TRAVIS TRITT Strong Enough To Be Your Man (Columbia) +161 33 SHEDAISY Mine All Mine (Lyric Street) 918 +20 766 +15 11 51/1 34 TRAVIS TRITT Strong Enough To Be Your Man (Columbia) 916 +161 739 +131 3 58/7 35 TAMMY COCHRAN Life Happened (Epic) 849 +102 703 +96 9 52/6 Most Increased 36 EMERSON DRIVE Fall Into Me (DreamWorks) 832 +86 689 +80 5 50/3 Plays CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON One Day Closer To You (Arista) 748 +221 623 +180 2 54/10 39 TOTAL 40 JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY 'Til Nothing... (Warner Bros.) 646 +174 521 +153 3 44/12 PLAY ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE TRISHA YEARWOOD I Don't Paint Myself Into... (MCA) 628 +86 506 +68 5 37/0 38 KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You (Capitol) +188 +44 353 +22 6 33/2 43 ERIC HEATHERLY The Last Man Committed (DreamWorks) 441 BRAD PAISLEY I Wish You'd Stay (Arista) +183 41 38 J. MICHAEL HARTER Hard Call To Make (Broken Bow) 414 -43 347 -36 13 24/0 CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON One Day Closer To You (Arista) +180 MONTGOMERY GENTRY My Town (Columbia) +175 37 39 RODNEY ATKINS Sing Along (Curb) 383 -189 329 -140 11 23/0 JOE NICHOLS The Impossible (Universal South) +173 48 STEVE AZAR Waitin' On Joe (Mercury) 335 +105 296 +97 2 29/6 DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone (Monument) +164 274 -96 5 22/0 42 41 TOMMY SHANE STEINER Tell Me Where It Hurts (RCA) 325 -130 TIM MCGRAW Unbroken (Curb) +162 47 G WILLIE NELSON Maria... (Lost Highway/Mercury) 294 +45 237 +33 4 24/4 JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY fil Nothing... (Warner Bros.) +153 +145 46 JAMES OTTO The Ball (Mercury) 273 +2 246 +4 5 25/1 ALAN JACKSON Work In Progress (Arista) RASCAL FLATTS These Days (Lyric Street) +142 1 (Debut> CD BRAD PAISLEY I Wish You'd Stay (Arista) 272 +252 201 +183 24/17 TRAVIS TRITT Strong Enough To Be Your Man (Columbia) +131 50 SHANNON LAWSON Dream Your Way To Me (MCA) 261 +99 241 +88 2 26/5 m DIAMOND RIO Beautiful Mess (Arista) +109 200 +48 2 18/3 49 0 LITTLE BIG TOWN Everything Changes (Monument) 241 +61 STEVE AZAR Waitin' On Joe (Mercury) +97 7 18/1 Life Happened (Epic) +96 45 47 DARYLE SINGLETARY That's Why I Sing This Way (Audium) 240 -53 193 -31 TAMMY COCHRAN SHANNON LAWSON Dream Your Way To Me (MCA) +88 ¡Debut> GEORGE STRAIT Stars On The Water (MCA) 210 +55 155 +55 1 10/3 SARA EVANS I Keep Looking (RCA) +87 (Debut> (D MICHAEL PETERSON Modern Man (Monument) 182 +80 164 +74 1 20/7 MARK CHESNUTT She Was (Columbia) +85 )Debut> 167 +13 130 +13 1 10/1 RADNEY FOSTER Everyday Angel (Dualtone) EMERSON DRIVE Fall Into Me (DreamWorks) +80 DARRYL WORLEY I Miss My Friend (DreamWorks) +75 75 Country Indicator reports. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 7/28- Saturday 8/3. MICHAEL PETERSON Modern Man (Monument) +74 © 2002, R &R Inc. Subscribe to the most comprehensive and up -to- the -minute coverage of radio business news...at a special VIP package rate! R&R's INDUSTRY VIP PACKAGE RBA: The Industry's Newspaper SAVE OVER 25 %! RBA Today: The Industry's Leading Daily Fax RFaR'S INDUSTRY VIP PACKAGE IS S445oo (Regular rate $595.00) RErR's Today's News e-mail R&R at FAX Credit Card Payments To E -mail updates of breaking stories moreinfo@radioandrecords. corn 310.203.8727 The REtR Directory Call R&R at Subscribe online: www.radioandrecords.com The most comprehensive resource guide available 310.788.1625 U. S. Only www.americanradiohistory.com Bullseye Country Callout;. 61 EXCLUSIVE NATIONAL MUUSIC RESEARCH ESTIMATES August 9, 2002 song selection is based on the top 35 titles from the R &R Country chart for the airplay week of July 1 -7. TOTAL ARTIST Title (Label) LIKE A LOT POSITIVE NEUTRAL FAMILIARITY DISLIKE BURN : ANDY GRIGGS Tonight I Wanna Be Your Man (RCA) 31.5% 76.0% 15.8% 99.3% 4.3% 3.3% ALLOUTullsye BROOKS & DUNN My Heart Is Lost To You (Arista) 41.0% 74.3% 17.8% 99.0% 4.8% 2.3% LONESTAR Not A Day Goes By (BNA) 37.5% 74.3% 15.8% 98.8% 3.3% 5.5% assword of the Week: Williams DARRYL WORLEY I Miss My Friend (Dream Works) 34.3% 72.3% 15.5% 97.8% 4.5% 5.5% Question of the Week: Think about the patriotic songs by country JOE NICHOLS The Impossible (Universal/South) 29.5% 72.0% 18.8% 98.0% 4.5% 2.8% singers after the 9/1 I attacks on New TOBY KEITH Courtesy Of The Red Blue White And (Dream Works) 34.8% 71.8% 13.8% 99.3% 8.0% 5.8% York and The Pentagon. On a scale DIAMOND RIO Beautiful Mess (Arista) 30.8% 71.8% 20.0% 97.5% 3.5% 2.3% of I to 5, how do you feel about those types of songs on the radio? TIM MCGRAW Unbroken (Curb) 27.5% 71.0% 21.3% 97.5% 4.5% 0.8% 5. Like them /want to hear more MARK CHESNUTT She Was (Columbia) 29.5% 70.8% 20.3% 98.3% 4.3% 3.0% 4. Like them TRACE ADKINS Help Me Understand (Capitol) 33.3% 70.5% 17.0% 97.0% 5.8% 3.8% 3. Neutral 2. Somewhat tired of them KENNY CHESNEY The Good Stuff (BNA) 29.8% 68.5% 21.3% 99.0% 5.8% 3.5% 1. Tired of them/don't want to TRACY BYRD Ten Rounds With Jose Cuervo (RCA) 25.8% 68.3% 16.0% 99.0% 8.0% 6.8% hear more PHIL VASSAR American Child (Arista) 28.5% 67.5% 22.3% 97.3% 5.3% 2.3% Total GARY ALLAN The One (MCA) 26.3% 67.5% 22.5% 99.0% 5.0% 4.0% 5: 25% 4: 22% MARTINA MCBRIDE Where Would You Be (RCA) 29.5% 66.5% 20.8% 97.3% 6.5% 3.5% 3: 27% DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone (Monument) 32.0% 66.3% 19.5% 99.5% 11.3% 2.5% 2: 15% 1: 11% BRAD MARTIN Before I Knew Better (Epic) 21.3% 66.0% 24.5% 97.3% 4.8% 2.0% Pl SARA EVANS I Keep Looking (RCA) 31.5% 64.5% 20.5% 99.0% 9.0% 5.0% 5: 19% ALAN JACKSON Work In Progress (Arista) 24.0% 62.5% 19.0% 90.8% 7.8% 1.5% 4: 23% PINMONKEY Barbed Wire And Roses (BNA) 24.8% 62.0% 18.5% 97.8% 10.8% 6.5% 3: 28% 2: 16% BLAKE SHELTON 01' Red (Warner Bros.) 27.8% 60.8% 23.3% 97.5% 6.5% 7.0% l: 14% JO DEE MESSINA Dare To Dream (Curb) 23.0% 59.5% 24.0% 95.8% 8.8% 3.5% P2 SIXWIRE Look At Me Now (Warner Bros.) 22.0% 59.3% 21.3% 92.3% 6.8% 5.0% 5: 37% 4: 22% LEE ANN WOMACK Something Worth Leaving Behind (MCA) 21.5% 59.3% 21.0% 91.3% 10.0% 1.0% 3: 25% ShEDAISY Mine All Mine (Lyric Street) 22.0% 56.5% 25.8% 94.0% 10.3% 1.5% 2: 1 1% GARTH BROOKS Thicker Than Blood (Capitol) 22.3% 55.8% 20.5% 90.5% 10.8% 3.5% 1: 5% Male KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You (Capitol) 19.5% 54.8% 24.8% 91.8% 10.0% 2.3% 5: 19% RODNEY ATKINS Sing Along (Curb) 20.8% 52.5% 19.8% 84.5% 9.0% 3.3% 4: 23% ANTHONY SMITH If That Ain't Country (Mercury) 19.8% 52.5% 22.8% 94.0% 14.0% 4.8% 3: 32% 2: 14% TAMMY COCHRAN Life Happened (Epic) 16.8% 51.8% 24.0% 89.0% 10.3% 3.0% 1: 12% MONTGOMERY GENTRY My Town (Columbia) 17.3% 51.3% 26.0% 88.0% 9.5% 1.3% Female RASCAL FLATTS These Days (Lyric Street) 18.0% 51.0% 21.5% 85.5% 10.0% 3.0% 5: 33% 4: 21% REBECCA LYNN HOWARD Forgive (MCA) 16.0% 50.8% 24.5% 85.8% 8.3% 2.3% 3: 22% CHRIS CAGLE Country By The Of Grace God (Capitol) 20.0% 48.5% 27.8% 88.5% 9.5% 2.8% 2: 15% KEVIN DENNEY Cadillac Tears (Lyric Street) 17.0% 41.0% 21.8% 81.5% 14.3% 4.5% 1: 9% Total sample size is 400 persons weekly with a +/- 5% margin of error. Scoring is done each week using live interviewers conducting the interview with each respondent. Scores are: a) I Like It A Lot, In Fact It's One Of My Favorites b) I Like It c) Its Okay..Just So -So d) I Don't Like It e) I'm Tired Of Hearing It On The Radio f) I Don't Recognize It. To be included in the weekly callout songs must enter the top 40 positions on R &R's Country airplay chart. The sample is composed of 400 25 -54 year -old persons who identify Country as their favorite music and who listen daily to competitive country radio in the sample markets. The sample is 50% male/female ... 1/3rd each in the 25 -34, 35 -44, and 45 -54 demos. The sample is balanced by region, and markets within that region. Bullseye Callout is conducted in these regions and markets. Market selection is determined by Bullseye. NORTHEAST: Washington, DC., Harrisburg, PA., Providence, Rochester, NY., Springfield, MA., Hartford, Portland, ME., Portsmouth, NH. SOUTHEAST: Charlotte, Atlanta, Tampa, Nashville, Chattanooga, Mobile, AL., Charleston, SC., Jackson, MS., MIDWEST: Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Kansas City, Lansing, MI., Ft Wayne, IN., Rockford, IL., Indianapolis. SOUTHWEST: Dallas -Ft. Worth, Tucson, Albuquerque, Oklahoma City, Houston -Galveston, Phoenix, Lafayette LA., San Antonio. WEST: Portland, OR., Salt Lake City, Fresno, Bakersfield, Spokane, WA., Riverside-San Bernardino, Boise, Denver, Monterey -Salinas. © 2002 R &R Inc. © 2002 Bullseye Marketing Research Inc. ! J ..L _I ,_7 _` ._, Powerline Adult Contemporary Music Country Crossroads MasterControl Magazine Style Format Top country hits and Artist interviews On Track along with Grammy winner Bill Mack's Contemporary Christian Music The Baptist Hour comments about living. Christian Music with Teaching :60 Features WEEKLY PROGRAMS Family, Health & Fitness FREE! FOLLOWED BY A :24 PROMO SPOT lafflulyNet VOICE OUT 28:00 6350 West Freeway Fort Worth, TX 76116 -4511 COMPACT DISC 800 -266 -1837 www.FamilyNetRadio.com email: info @FamilyNetRadio.com www.americanradiohistory.com 62 R &R August 9, 2002 Country Action RatelneMasic.cio® America's Best Testing Country Songs 12+ r For The Week Ending 8/9/02. lit Ili Ili Una- The hew Album Gallery Artist Title (Label) TW LW Familiarity Burn TD Familiarity Burn KENNY CHESNEY The Good Stuff (BNA) 4.40 4.33 99% 20°/e 4.40 98 % 19% Deana Carter TOBY KEITH Courtesy Of... (Dream Works) 4.37 4.33 99% 22% 4.32 99% 24% The Deana Carter Col. (Capitol) JOE NICHOLS The Impossible (Universal South) 4.29 4.16 90% 15% 4.15 91% 19% She's newly signed to Arista/Nashville, and Deana GARY ALLAN The One (MCA) 4.28 4.21 97% 20% 4.26 97% 21% Carter's first single at her new label home could ar- is DIAMOND RIO Beautiful Mess (Arista) 4.26 4.16 92% 11% 4.16 91% 13% rive later this summer. Her debut Arista album be- ing produced by Dann Huff (Faith Hill, Lonestar, MARK CHESNUTT She Was (Columbia) 4.25 4.15 94% 12% 4.14 94% 15% Jewel) for release around the first of the year. In the TRACE ADKINS Help Me Understand (Capitol) 4.20 4.23 91% 11% 4.05 90% 15% previous label Capitol/Nashville has 4.13 96% 21% meantime, Carter's - - TRACY BYRD Ten Rounds With Jose Cuervo (RCA) 4.20 4.30 96% 19% compiled a greatest -hits package that includes tracks from her last two albums, DARRYL WORLEY I Miss My Friend (DreamWorks) 4.18 4.24 99% 23% 4.02 98% 26% Everything's Gonna Be Alright and Did I Shave My Legs for This? The latter, of GEORGE STRAIT Living And Living Well (MCA) 4.17 4.13 99% 28% 3.93 98% 37% course, was Carter's breakthrough album, and it's now certified quintuple- Plati- BRAD MARTIN Before I Knew Better (Epic) 4.15 4.02 89% 12% 4.08 90% 14% num by the RIAA. The Deana Carter Collection features "Strawberry Wine," TIM MCGRAW Unbroken (Curb) 4.15 4.15 93% 13% 4.13 92% 15% "We Danced Anyway," "Count Me In," "Absence of the Heart" and "Did I Shave SARA EVANS I Keep Looking (RCA) 4.10 4.17 93% 16% 4.07 91% 16% My Legs For This ?" The compilation also includes "Rita Valentine," a track pre- MARTINA MCBRIDE Where Would You Be (RCA) 4.10 4.09 93°iá 17% 3.98 93% 20% viously released only in Europe. BROOKS & DUNN My Heart Is Lost To You (Arista) 4.09 4.14 98% 25% 3.90 96% 28% KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You (Capitol) 4.09 4.05 71% 7% 4.14 69% 6% Nickel Creek RASCAL FLATTS These Days (Lyric Street) 4.08 74% 8% 4.17 71% 6% This Side (Sugar Hill) ALAN JACKSON Work In Progress (Arista) 4.08 4.13 85% 8% 3.87 83% 11% When Nickel Creek signed to Sugar Hill Records, ex- ANDY GRIGGS Tonight I Wanna Be Your Man (RCA) 4.07 4.10 98% 25% 3.89 97% 28% pectations were high - at least by bluegrass standards, BLAKE SHELTON 01' Red (Warner Bros.) 4.05 3.98 97% 24% 3.90 97% 29% where an album that sells 75,000 copies is considered LONESTAR Not A Day Goes By (BNA) 4.04 4.06 98% 32% 3.83 98% 39% a success. Little did anyone know that the trio's self- MONTGOMERY GENTRY My Town (Columbia) 4.03 4.10 77% 8% 4.07 77% 7% titled album would go Gold, much less that it would DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone (Monument) 4.02 3.93 98% 21% 3.97 97% 23% hit its current sales level of 700,000 copies. While much has SIXWIRE Look At Me Now (Warner Bros.) 3.97 3.87 68% 8 °i0 3.96 66°/e 8% been written about their blend of bluegrass, pop, jazz and folk, the band's pro- LYNN HOWARD Forgive (MCA) 3.96 61% 6% 3.93 65% 9% REBECCA ducer, Alison Krauss, notes, "It's just Nickel Creek music." At the age of 25, gui- PHIL VASSAR American Child (Arista) 3.90 3.88 93% 19% 3.90 91% 20% tarist Sean Watkins is the senior member of a band that includes two 21 -year -olds, LEE ANN WOMACK Something Worth... (MCA) 3.80 3.85 84 °lo 17% 3.82 85% 15% Sara Watkins on fiddle and Chris Thile on mandolin. On This Side, their fine musi- JO DEE MESSINA Dare To Dream (Curb) 3.76 3.80 85% 15% 3.72 85% 17% cianship is still evident, as are the group's breathtaking vocal harmonies. Thile GARTH BROOKS Thicker Than Blood (Capitol) 3.75 3.72 82% 15% 3.72 81% 16% says, "Musically, this band never stays the same. We love to grow. There are mo- PINMONKEY Barbed Wire And Roses (BNA) 3.74 3.65 80% 20% 3.55 82% 22% ments on stage where I look over and think, `This is why I've been in this band Total sample size is 654 respondents. Total average favorability estimates are based on a scale of 1 -5. (1=dislike since I was 8.' It's so comfortable, and yet we're all focused on bettering ourselves very much, 5 =like very much). Total familiarity represents the percentage of respondents who recognized the I are and pushing each other to come up with song. Total burn represents the number of respondents who said they are tired of hearing the song. Sample on a solo level. Sean and writing composition is based on persons 12 +. TD = Target Demo (Males 18-34). Persons are screened via the Internet. better stuff." Explaining the band's sound on the new album, Thile says, "It's like Once passed, they can take the music test based on their format/music preference. RateTheMusic.com results are not meant to replace callout research. The results are intended to show opinions of participants on the Internet only. having paintbrushes in all different sizes and shapes. Each brush paints color in a RateTheMusic is a registered trademark of RateTheMusic.com. The RTM system is available for local radio different way. What we're trying to do is grab a really interesting brush and then stations by calling 818/377 -5300. RateTheMusic.com data is provided by Mediabase Research, A division of Premiere Radio Networks. blend all the various colors of all the genres of music we love." Tips For Talent Stay Singular & Active Continued from Page 56 We've all heard about staying one-on -one with the New listener, but many air talents overlook the most ob- RADNEY FOSTER Everyday Angel (Dualtone) 3. What does it mean to your listener here - vious ingredient in doing this, and PDs tend to lis- today? Is it local? Nobody cares about something ten for the big things and let little things slide. Con- Total Plays: 181, Total Stations: 16, Adds: 1 that happened in Japan unless there's a way to relate nection with the listener is such a fragile thing. Little JENNIFER HANSON Beautiful Goodbye (Capitol) it to something here. An exception would be if you things make or break it. So coach your air talent to Total Plays: 160, Total Stations: 37, Adds: 12 can create an umbrella heading that gives you a way avoid using plural terms like "the audience" or "the to do stuff that isn't really local - the "Idiot of the listeners." DUSTY DRAKE And Then (Warner Bros.) Day" award or something. But even then, drawing a It's not "Some of you might have seen her last Total Plays: 125, Total Stations: 14, Adds: 3 Instead, say, "You might have comparison to something here is a better way to go. night on Jay Leno." AARON LINES You Can't Hide Beautiful (RCA) In who manages to seen her last night on Leno." Not "We'll take your every city there's someone Total Plays: 120, Total Stations: 42, Adds: 11 stay at or near the top of the ratings for eons (some- phone calls." Instead, say, "You can call now." Stay times to a lot of radio programmers' surprise) by singular - talk to me, the listener. I don't want to DEAN MILLER Love Is A Game (Universal South) excelling at being local. This person can be you. Try be made part of a collective. Like Groucho Marx Total Plays: 120, Total Stations: 18, Adds: 1 to be clearly your city in every way possible. You said, "I don't want to be a member of any club that AARON TIPPIN If Her Lovin' Don't Kill Me (Lyric Street) really can't be too local. There should be stuff in would have me as a member." Total Plays: 108, Total Stations: 23, Adds: 11 your show every day that a listener can only under- stand if he lives here. Tommy Kramer can be reached at 972 -661 -5685 DAVID NAIL Memphis (Mercury) The good news is that this is really easy to do. or coachtommy @goodratings.com. Total Plays: 93, Total Stations: 10, Adds: 0 BRAD PAISLEY I Wish You'd Stay (Arista) PLEASE SEND YOUR PHOTOS Total Plays: 74, Total Stations: 29, Adds: 24 R &R wants your best snapshots (color or black & white). BLACKHAWK I Will (Columbia) Total Plays: 30, Total Stations: 12, Adds: 6 Please include the names and titles of all pictured and send them to: R &R. c/o Heidi Van Aistyne: 10100 Santa Monica Blvd., 5th Floor, Los An- Songs ranked by total points. geles, CA 90067 www.americanradiohistory.com i Country Reporters August 9, 2002 R &R 63 irrenAib- a, AWARRORANOMMEIS 4,4,4~,4,3MP,P, a . fteSU.~ 4:ffi'sJ' .,.5 ádh:' Stations and their adds listed alphabetically by market KEAN /Abilene, TX WKNN/Biloxi- Gulfport, MS WCOS/Columbia, SC KAFF/Flagstaff, AZ WTCRMuntington, KY KZIOVLincoln, NE WCMS/Norlolk, VA' KOUT/Rapid City, SD KRAZISanta Barbara, CA WTCM/Traverse City, MI PORMD: Rudy Fernandez PD: Kipp Creggory OM/PD: Ron Brooks PD: Chris Halstead PO: Chuck Black PD: Brian Jennings 4 Jo DEE MESSINA "Dare" Pp/MD: Mark Houston PD/MD: Rldk Barker kieri inkteRYanDohyHn TRAVIS TRITT "Strong" No Adds MO: DeAnna Lee MD: Glen Garrett MD: Hugh James MD: Dave Poole MD: Carol Turner 11 TAMMY COCHRAN "life" 10 BRAD PAISLEY 'Stay" 42 KENNY CHESNEY'Goad" 11 JOHN M. MONTGOMERY "Notting" 10 BRAD PAISLEY "Stay" 3 GARTH BROOKS "Blood" 4 PINMONKEY "Roses" 2 NICKEL CREEK "Side" 5 AARON LINES 'Beautiful" 2 BRAD PAISLEY "Stay" 2 RASCAL FLATTS'These" 2 JOSH TURNER "She'll" 5 JENNIFER HANSON "Goodbye" WOMX/Akron, WGHMOrfolk, VA OH s KELLIE COFFEY "End" KSNI/Santa Maria, CA 2 EMERSON DRIVE "Fall" NV OWPORAD: Kevin Mason WCOL/Columbus, OH 5 BRAD PAISLEY "Stay" KSSN/Litlle Rock, AR ` KBULBeno, PORAD: Tim Brown KIIM/Tucson, Al ' No Adds WHWK/Binghamton, NY MI 5 RADNEY FOSTER "Anger Tom Pp: John Crenshaw WFBE/FIiM, ' PDRAD: Bill Dann OM/PD: Jordan 13 BRAD MARTIN "Better" PD: Bun Jackson 5 LEN DOOUN "Girl" PD/AFORAD: Ed Walker POAKD: 6 AARON LINES "Beautiful" MD: Dan E. Zuko Chip Miller 1 CAR0.YN VAN CHISON KNFM/Odessa- Midland, TX APOAAD: Chuck Reeves MD: John COMM 5 JOSH TURNER "ShéN" 10 BRAD PAISLEY "Stay' 7 KID ROCK SHERY CROW "Picture"P STEVE "Joe' 6 DENNEY "Cadillac' No Adds PD: John Hoesch 9 BRAD PAISLEY "Stay" WGNA/Albany, NY' 10 STEVE AZAR "Joe" 2 STEVE AZAR "Jce HANSON "Goodbye" 3 RASCAL NAITO WORM/Huntsville, AL ` JENNIFER RASCAL "These" 8 RADNEY FOSTER "Angel" 10 AARON MD: Dan Travis PD: Bun Brindle CAROLYNDAWNJOHNSON "Closer LINES "BeauMur SHANNON LAWSON "Dream" 1 TRANS TRITT "Strong JENNIFER HANSON "Goodbye" OM/PD: Wes McShay MICHAEL PETERSON "Modem" s DrA LYNN HOWARD %rpm WCTOISarasola, FL MD: Bill Earley WHDN Columbus, OH AARON TIPPIN "Her" ADD: Shalt Langston ANTHONY SMITH "Country WKHKRtichmond, VA' MAD: Mark Wilson 3 TAMMY rleyHRPIJ "Lae" PO: Charley Lake WIZKBirmingham, AL JAMES ono "Ball" KV00/Tulsa, OK ` 1 BRAD PAISLEY "Stay" MD: Dan McClain PO: Jim lice PORAD: MD: George Wolf KZLNLos Angeles, CA' SHANNON LAWSON "Dream" Brian Driver 5 GARTH BROOKS "Bond" MONTGOMERY GENTRY QM: Moon MUIIÍns WXFL/Florence, AL KTST/Oklahoma City, OK ,pNM MOFRG7+13iy'NdYrlg' 5 MARTINA MCBRIDE "Where' No Adds OM/PD: R.J. Curfis 1 TRAVIS TRITT "Strong" APDihlD: Scott Woodson KBOI/Albuquerque, NM 5 PHIL VASSAR "Child" PDAAD: Gary Murdock PO: L.J. Smith AFORAD: Tanya 3 TRANS TRITT "Strong" 5 KEITH URBAN KELLIEE COFFEY "End" PD: Tommy Cartes ' No Adds APDRAD: Crash KFRGBiverside, CA 3 ALAN JACKSON "Progress" WGSOICookeville, TN JCHN M MG ROVIERY'Nkü9g' WJCL/Savannah, GA WFMSAndianapolis, IN ANTHONY SMITH "country' OM/PO: Ray Massie MD: Sammy Cruise 10: Gator Harrison SHANNON LAWSON "Dream" y PDRAD: Bill West PD: Bob RichantS WWZO/TUpel0, MS BRAD PAISLEY "Stay" MICHAEL PETERSON "Modem" MD: Don Jeffrey SHANNON LAWSON "Dream" y M ;Stewart James WAMZJLoulsvtlle, KY MD: J.D. Cannon 1 WPSKBIadksburg, VA KXXYRDIdahoma City, OK JAMES OTTO "Bair Interim PO/APORAD: Paul Steno ANTHONY SMITH "Country' PD: Coyote Calhoun BRAD PAISLEY PD: Jack No Adds KEITH URBAN 'Somebody' Douglas TAMMY COCHRAN "Lae" PD: L.J. Smith KRST /Altau que rq ue, NM Q KUAD/Ft. Collins, CO ` MD: N'ryhhain Lane MONTGOMERY GENTRY "Town" MD: Nicole Williams KMPS9aaraTacerrrâ, WA" PD: John Richards PO: Mark Callaghan KELLIE COFFEY "End" APORID: Bill Reed 14 BRAD PAISLEY "Std /' 2 MONTGOMERY Town" I'D: Becky Brenner KELLIE "End" WMSUJadaon, MS ` GENTRY WSI.C/FhIâdetratDJQ,1/1 COFFEY 14 CAAOLYNDAWNJOHNSON "Closer KI °S/Corpus Christi, TX MD: Brian Gary .I PD: Rick Adams JOIN M. 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Myers, FL 10 BRAD PAISLEY "Stay' 2 CAROM Oa5NJOIr&r41]' lasFI.Worlh, PDRAD:J.Brooks KGNC /Amarillo, TX KIZNBOise, KSCSNk TX PD: Mark Phillips KHAYR)xrrard, CA WBEERtochester, NY EMERSON DRIVE "Fall" ID' 5 TRANS TRITT "Strom" PD: Tim Interim PL Ted Sleeker WXBO/Johnson City, TN Butler OM: Rich Summers MD: Steve Had ctvLO BROak "Grata PD/MD: Mark Hill OM: Dave Symonds WMZO/Washingfal, DC' APOnA0 Huff No Adds PD/MD: Bill Hagy 14 PINMONKEY 'Roses" APDRAD: Patrick Clark PpjMp; Spencer Blake r e PDIMO: Coyote Collins OM/PD: Jeff Wyatt 1 ANTHONY SMITH "Country' KSUX/Sioux City, IA 13 GEORGE STRAIT "Leave" 2 KEVIN .NNEY "Cadillac" 13 SIXWIRE NOW 2 STEVE AZAR "Joe" Ni. 12 DERAILERS "More" Jon 10 TRAVIS TRITT "Strong" ... MONTGOMERY "Nothing' KTEXIMcAllen, TX JOHN MONTGOMERY B" PD: Bob Rounds APORt0: KELLIE COFFEY "EM" 1 JON.' WYZB/Ft. Wallon Beach, FL 1 EMERSON DRIVE "Fall" JENNIFER HANSON "Goodbye" PO: MD: Tony Jojo Michaels TRANS TRITT "S rang" PD: Laura Hussey WMTIJJohnOtOwn, PA SHANNON LAWSON "Dream" M0: WXXO:Jesoe rd, IL 5 BRAD PAISLEY"S KBRJIAnchora uNENaytona Beach, FL Patches KPLM/Palm Springs, CA ge, .. MICHAEL PETERSON Florae n' MD: Cindy Blake PO: Steve Walker 5 LITTLE BIG TOWN "Ganges" y,tt SHANNON LAWSON "Dream" P0: AlAI Gordon MRPD: Jesse Garcia PD: Matt VallValley 07 OaVis No Adds MD: Mosby Lars DEAN MILLER "Game" WDEZ/WaUSeU, WI 2 KO MD: Kathy Hess MD: Justin Case SHEu;,:C" "Mire" 3 EMERSON DRIVE "Fall" TRANS TRITT "Strong" APORMD: ry James 7 KOFCBoiSe, ID 1 RASCAL FLATTS "These " 5 STEVE AZAR "Joe" SIXWIRE'Now" PO: DennynY ouell 4 WILLIE NELSON "Marts WBYT/South Bend, IN JOHN M 1 ANTHONY SMITH "CounOY 5 BRAD PAISLEY "Stay" OM: Rich Summers WQHK/Fl. Wayne, IN PO: Tom Oakes MD: T.K. 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Phillips KEV N DENNEY "Cadillac" KMLE/Phoenix, AZ PD: Eddie Haskell M0: Johnny Gray PD: Tom Bishop PD: Renee RevefI OM/PD: Gregg Swedberg PO: Dave Shepel MD: Gary Griffin ERIC HEATHERLY "Committed" Jeff Garrison App: Billy Williams KLURMIìeliha Falls, TX 6 ALAN JACKSON "Progress" MD: Pat Puchalla MD: Sean Riley APDRAD: Travis Moon : MD: John Spaulding Adds APDRAD: Chris LOSS PDAAD: Brent Warner TRAVIS TROT "Strong" 3 AARON LINES "Beautiful" No MD: Jim Mickelson No Adds JENNIFER HANSON "Goodbye" JOHN MONTGOMERY TURTLE SINGLETARY "Sing" WESC/Greenville, SC 3 MICHAEL PETERSON"Modem" 8 MONTGOMERY GENTRY 'Town" M 'T tr ANTHONY SMITH "Country" WPUR /Atlantic City, NJ 1 KELLIE COFFEY "End" STEVE AZAR "Joe" WNKUyd ton, SC ` OM/P0: Bruce Logan 1 BRAD PAISLEY WKSJ/Mohile, AL JENNIFER HANSON "Good PO/MD: Joe Kelly PD: WBBSByracuce, NY Lloyd Ford WI APO MD: John Landrum KNIXRPhoenix, AZ RASCAL FLATTS "These" 4 DUSTY DRAKE "Theo' WAIDL/Eau Claire, PD/MD: Bill Black OMRD: Rich Lauber 7 MARTINA MCBRIDE 'Where" WGGY/IKlkes Barre, PA' 1 M0: Mudflap P0: King BRAD PAISLEY "Stay" PD: George House ADD: George 7 Kelley APORID: Skip Clark No Adds TAMMY COCHRAN "Life" KMDLnafayette, LA Pp: Mike Krinik No Adds MD: Gwen Foster MD: Tim Wilson 6 PHIL VASSAR "Child" KSOP/SaH Lake City, UT 1 TANYA TRICKER "Memory PO: Mike James No Adds MO.J ieGondOn 5 BRAD PAISLEY "Say PD: Dan Hebb AARON LINES "veautaur WKXC /Au g uste,GA' M0: T.D. 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MGNIGONERY'tEOn ' 101M/Houston-Galveston, 3 MARK CHESNUTT "She'' KEVIN DENNEY "Cadillac"" 12 KELLIE COFFEY 'End' *Monitored Reporters ' Group PO: Darren Davisvis RJLasVegase NV JENNFEDanLuNnGOodbyé' OM,VD.NKESteveHGp ri o, r WNWRN/BattleCreekMls i> APO/MO:JohnTrapane WSIX/Nashville,TN' v Izl KVOX/Fargo, ND OM/PD: 226 Total Reporters vR WYGY/Cincinnati, OH TERRA CLARK "More' PD: P.J. Lacey DIAMOND RIO "Mess' PD: Mike Moore PD: Eric Heyer MD: Brooks O'Brian vF á MO: Phil O'Reilly PD: Jay Phillips ALAN JACKSON "Progress" No Adds ADORED: Billy TOBY KEITH ry Greenwood r` 2 TORN M MONTGOMERY "Nothing' APDRAD: MD: Scot) Winston Dawn "Meets No Adds KSON/San Diego, CA \ JOE NICHOLS "Impossible" WCTK/Providence, RI 2 TAMMY COCHRAN "Life" 18 JOHN M MONTGOMFJTYTIotleg"MONTGOMERY 151 Total Monitored *ANYA TUCKER "Memo"Memory" MARTINA MCBRIDE 1 18 CAROLYN DARN JOHNSON OMRD: John Dimick BRAD PAISLEY "Say" WBEINLaurel-Halliesbeg, MS PD: Rick Everett I ERIC HEATHERLY "Committed" 14 TRAVIS TRITT "Strong" APDRAD: Greg Frey WGAR/Cleveland, OH' PO: Larry Blakeney WSMMashville, TN MD: Sam Stevens 3 SHEDAISY "Mine" 5 MONTGOMERY GENTRY 'Tow " PO: Meg Stevens MD: Alrysah OM: Kyle Cantrell 75 Total Indicator Scott 2 TRAVIS TROT 'Strong" KAYDBeaumont, TX' KILTnloustre- alveston, MD: Chuck Collier TX AARON LINES "Beautiful" PO: Kevin O'Neal 70 Current Indicator Playlists ayetteei e, Group PD: Darren Davis' AARON TIPPIN "Her" OM/PD: Jim West No Adds ADD: Frank Sexes KRTYBa0Jose, CA Torn Travis BILLY Bernard APO/MD:John Tra ne DRAKE "Then"Then PD :Jute StevensBV 31 CLAY WALKER "Texans' Cities, IA -IL' 1 ANTHONY SMITH "Country" APDRAD Tone Marconi KCCYRCoIOrado n co(XI 2 EMERSON DRIVE "Fall" I ANT ONMDVT OMERY"Notlug' ngs, MONTGOMERYGENTRY'Town' LVCN/H CT PO: Jim O'HaraO'H ITT COCHRAN ye PDAND: Travis Daily 2 STEVE AZAR 'Joe" "Something' INBIA./imorploarraydle, KY ` Jimmy Lake MD: Ron Evans BRAD PAISLEY "Stay" 1 GARTH BROOKSB MIND: Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (5): 7 DIAMOND RIO "Mess" 2 EMERSON DRIVE "Fall" AZAR 6 JOIN M MONTGOMERY No Adds o WJLSBeckley, WV SHANNON LAWSON "Dream" 2 GwaEL PETE JOHNSON "Omer" STEVE Jae PDRID: Ric Larson 6 WAXY /Champaign, IL 2 MICHAEL PETERSON"Modem" 5 WILLIE NELSON "Mane" a "' PD: Bill O'Brien 6 EMERSON DRIVE "Fall" KKJG/Sa, nouis Obispo, CA WDEN/Macon, MD: David Willis KKCSRColorado Springs, CO' GA Orleans, LA WODRRRaleigh- Duiteen, NC Interim PO MD: Andy Mortis 11 LITTLE BIG TOWN "Changes" PO: Shannon Stone KKBOHouston, TX WNOE/New "M, rim PD fAD: A KTTS/Springfield, MO 11 LONESTAR "Unusual" WKMLJFayetteville, NC PD: Michael Cruise VIIVLKALexingòn- Fayette, KY PD: Les Acree PO: Lisa McKay 11 MICHAEL MD: Stix Franklin RHEDASW "Mine' MAD: Brown MD: Interim PDRAD: Karl Shannon MD: Casey MD: Morgan Thomas BIG WIBW/To eka, KS 11 SHANNON LAWSON "Dream" 9 TOBY KEITH "Daddy" Christi Beds LITTLE TOWN "Changes" P 'Ear EMERSON DRIVE "Fall" JOE 1 JOINM MONTGOMERY 111we 2 REBECCA LYNN HOWARD"FOrgNe' 3 DIAMOND RIO "Mess" TRANS TRITT "Strong" 11 AARON LINES"Seauteur EMERSON DRIVE 4 NICHOLS "Impossible" WFRG/Utica-Rome, NY www.americanradiohistory.com featuring ELECTRONIC PROMOTION KITS (EPKs) 11. 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Just about the hot artists hitting your format. remember to get to the point while in- This week's tips come from the play cards with or to go to the movies and, above all, avoid being uptight. Know what the big television shows forming and entertaining. wildly successful syndicated morning with. You have to become a buddy and R &R: Do you use any special prep and the latest movies are before the AK: Word economy and mass ap- show of Bob & Sheri, newly appoint- develop a kinship. for your show? curve, and implement that knowledge peal. Using the record ramp to paint a ed Jones Radio Networks Hot AC R &R: Bob & Sheri, is it possible for PC: We use several sources for at the appropriate time. Pepper your picture with the fewest words possible, nighttime expert Alan Kabel, radio you to define the chemistry of your show prep, but most are used as playlist with the correct amount of ret- and making certain that each listener legend and WLTW (Lite FM)/New show? thought-starters. We always try to take ro. That type of stuff is fine, but no one will see that same picture in their heads. York midday personality Al `Bernie" B&S: Chemistry can make ideas and improve on them if wants to be made to feel like a dino- Also, tying in the experiences that we Bernstein and perennial market -lead- or break your radio show. we can. There are not many saur. Don't assume that your listeners all have, such as a great kiss, a new car, ing WMAS /Springfield, MA PD/ Some consultants think it can new ideas, but there are plen- don't want to know about the hottest a good friend or being cold after get- morning host Paul Cannon. be created or manipulated by ty of old ones that can be giv- trends, even though they may not ac- ting out of the pool. There are thou- pairing a male and a female en a new twist. tually be trendsetters themselves. sands of these relatables. R &R: How do you make the emo- or putting together a cast of AB: I watch the news and R &R: Alan, do you treat listeners You are a mirror on the radio, and tional connection with your audience? characters like Friends or surf the TV channels the night differently, and do they react different- you reflect back what most people feel PC: By being the listeners' favorite building a Zoo. Then they'll before and listen to News ra- 15), because you are not originatingfrom by being yourself. If you don't want the radio station and being their favorite sit back and watch in baffle- dio in the morning. I also read their particular city? listeners to say you talk too much, say personality. That only happens after ment as their custom-built the local newspapers on the AK: No. We are female-targeted, so something that captures their atten- working crowds at station events, talk- morning show falls apart. train ride in, make sure I I have always pictured one woman - tion. Every time the mike opens it is ing to them about what interests them Why? Because chemistry, Alan Kabel know the headlines on the the one I am talking to. Most listeners an opportunity to connect and to iden- and being involved with their lives. Su- like attraction, can't be forced. front and back page and uti- believe that I am right there in their tify yourself in a uniquely entertaining perserve your audience with contests It either exists or it doesn't, and no lize my personal life experiences to market, but when they recognize that I way. that they find fun. Answer the amount of consulting, cajoling or bring my entire self to the microphone. am not, they don't really care. It's still phone. Yes, I said answer the phone threatening can change this simple AK: I use the TV, Internet, newspa- all about show biz, entertainment and in the studio. You'd be surprised how truth. Chemistry is wild and unpredict- pers, magazines such as People and making the listener feel something so many jocks don't and how frustrating able. The most likely candidates refuse whatever I can get my hands on. I lis- that you connect and become a habit that can be to a listener on the other end. to be compatible while the oddest pair- ten to my wife and her girlfriends of- or a friend to them. Even clearing your phones after you've ings turn into successful partnerships. ten and tell the stories on the air. There R &R: Alan, can you define the ex- gotten a winner can make a personal How do you define it? I wish I had the is never such a thing as too much prep. pectations oftoday's Hot AC listeners? connection with your audience and will answer. Chemistry defies control. The more you know, the better, and the AK: I think about CHR for adults, make a big impact simply be- In the case of our show, more you can tie yourself to what is top and adults are interested in music and cause no one else does that our chemistry comes from of mind now, the more relevant you ap- movie stars, children, jobs, cars, make- type of customer-focused the fact that Bob and I are pear. It is your unique view that sepa- up, clothes, vacations, relationships, stuff. genuinely interested in each rates you from someone else. marriage, animals, money and their Bob & Sheri AK: By being emotional. other's lives. We're best R &R: Al, what's the most reward- parents. When you do a break over a By expressing emotion and re- friends off the air, so there is ing thing about your job? record, it should make sense for the R&R: Al, is there anyone you'd like lating to the strong lyrics of no need to switch on a per- AB: The spontaneity of radio and song; when it ties into the lyrics, that to credit for their inspiration? the music with empathy and sona when we switch on the the intimacy of radio are beautiful, but is real magic. AB: Yes, WCBS/New York's Dan humor and by being a great mike. This is what our listen- making people feel good really does it I hear most jocks talking about the Daniel. We worked together on WYNY/ listener. People can tell when ers say they hear, and they re- for me. If you get the chance to meet same thing: what you can win, how you New York in the late '70s, and I've you are listening. I try to make spond to it. some of the people who listen to you can win and what number to call. Lis- picked up more from him about being the listener the star by bring- Paul Cannon When individuals have on the radio, be sure you listen to them teners don't care about that because relatable, natural and one-on -one than ing out what they already have chemistry, they share more in return. There will always be that lit- they know they won't win, and they from anyone else. It's ironic that we are inside. They are funnier and more pas- than affection and respect. Their differ- tle certain something about those indi- don't bother to call. You've got to en- now on against each other, but we're sionate than me, because when they ences and similarities mesh in a way viduals that they want the world to tertain them, romance them, humor still friends. I feel he does it better than call, they talk about what they are ex- that makes both voices more appealing. know about them. Acknowledge what them and tell them the names of the anyone I've ever heard before. periencing right then. I lead them and It's about compatible gifts, shared sen- that something is, and make them feel songs - that's it. Bill St. James (who currently voic- make them feel comfortable, then they sibilities, trust and confidence. Two good about themselves. R &R: What are your tricks es for the Discovery Channel) is also open up. strong talents who share that kinetic R &R: Alan, does doing a for being an informative and an inspiration, as is Les Davis, who is AB: I like to relate to the common bond in essence create a third persona syndicated daypart differ entertaining air personality really witty. He was the funniest and elements. I like to key into something on the show. And that elephant in the greatly from doing a shift lo- without coming oftoo chatty? most intelligent personality I had ever a listener can identify with, something room is what keeps listeners coming cally in a market? PC: Know the exact target heard. I believe he currently tapes a that will make them say, "Hey, I've back for more. AK: Not really, because and demo you are talking to. specialty jazz show for WQCD/New done that before," something that R&R: Al, share afew tricks you use the Jones Radio Network pre- Know the target audience that York. would make the listener want to give to get into performance mindset. sentation allows us to be lo- you want to attract and endear Last but not least is, of course, my me a high -five and say, "Wow, that's AB: You have to leave all the wor- cal by using the recorded yourself to. Be sure to zero in current PD, Jim Ryan, because, in re- happened to me too." People are peo- ries and concerns of your personal life breaks to promote station on the topics that your audi- gard to the questions you're asking ple. My job is to find out what makes behind on the way to the studio. If events, benchmarks, the ence finds entertaining. After me, if the music isn't in place, we them tick and relate it back to them you're not having a particularly good morning show and local AlBeBer you've researched the topics, aren't going anywhere. Jim is incred- based upon specific experiences they, day, you have to remember that peo- events. There is an incredible edit yourself by eliminating ible at putting and tying music togeth- too, have experienced. ple are relying on you to entertain them opportunity for the local station to use repeated information and home in on er here at Lite -FM. He is exceptional I also like to relate the subject mat- and brighten their day. A trick I use be- me in any way it chooses. I can be a what you think is the most usable and at weaving songs together, better than ter of the songs and identify the titles fore my first break - which establish- complete staff member of the radio sta- important subject matter to the any of the other 19 New York PDs I've and artists. I realize that I have the abil- es the show rhythm for me - is to pic- tion. I think of myself as a staff mem- audience. Keep your information easy worked for. I'm blown away by his ity to make people feel good about ture myself somewhere in the Virgin Is- ber, and I'm proud to be a part of each to digest, with a single thought or topic. musical ability and by his being able themselves. A successful personality lands. It's lam, the sun has just come and every radio station. After you've edited your material to tie songs together. I swear he some- should develop some kind of friendship up, and I'm about to jump into the wa- R &R: Paul, have you noticed a dif- down, edit it again to get to the real how manages to match the key of the with the audience and become the per- ter for a swim. Painting these kinds of ference in today's AC listener? meat ofthe subject. Use drops from TV song that's ending with that of the son they'd like to go on a date with, pictures allows me to relieve tension PC: Music tastes are changing and shows and movies to help accentuate song that's starting. www.americanradiohistory.com 66 AC Top 30 August 9, 2002 TOTAL I - GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS/ WEEK WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS Most Added® (001 www.rradds.com 1 1 CELINE DION A New Day Has Come (Epic) 2285 -120 277850 26 119/0 2 2 JOSH GROBAN To Where You Are (143/Reprise) 2250 -91 262756 19 114/0 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S. ADDS J. BRICKMAN F /J. KRAKOWSKI You (Windham HilYRCA Victor) 47 3 3 FIVE FOR FIGHTING Superman (It's Not Easy) (Aware /Columbia) 2238 -74 272094 38 118/0 KELLIE COFFEY When You Lie Next To Me (BNA) 22 6 Q BRYAN ADAMS Here I Am (A &M/Interscope) 2086 +125 259972 11 109/1 LEANN RIMES Life Goes On (Curb) 15 5 DARYL HALL Do It For Love 2076 -28 274270 12 110/3 4 & JOHN OATES (BMG/Heritage) NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) 11 9 Q VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M /Interscope) 1864 +163 273800 15 100/4 KENNY G F/CHANTE MOORE One More Time (Arista) 11 5 7 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Hero (Interscope) 1857 -123 244914 42 119/0 SERAH Crazy Love (Great Northern) 10 BONNIE RAITT Silver Lining (Capitol) 8 7 8 MARC ANTHONY I Need You (Columbia) 1808 -151 221636 25 109/0 JAMES TAYLOR On The 4th Of July (Columbia) 7 8 9 JO DEE MESSINA Bring On The Rain (Curb) 1653 -165 159726 26 105/0 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Columbia) 7 10 LONESTAR I'm Already There (BNA) 1323 +16 167261 48 107/0 ON CHRIS EMERSON All Because Of You (Monomoy) 7 11 SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 1316 +74 177588 13 77/3 a CHER A Different Kind Of Love Song (Warner Bros.) 6 12 0 CELINE DION I'm Alive (Epic) 1306 +74 225080 8 100/4 15 JAMES TAYLOR On The 4th Of July (Columbia) 1041 +252 127407 6 8317 13 14 MICHAEL BOLTON Only A Woman Like You (Jive) 871 -102 97620 23 105/1 Most Increased 14 15 CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON So Complicated (Arista) 828 -61 75698 21 89/0 Plays 18 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware/Columbia) 749 +124 110694 11 59/4 TOTAL 0 PLAY 17 Q ELTON JOHN Original Sin (Rocket/Universal) 731 +79 136444 10 81/1 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE TAYLOR On The 4th Of July (Columbia) +252 16 18 JENNIFER LOPEZ Alive (Epic) 569 -112 57896 13 64/0 JAMES BBMAK Back Here (Hollywood) +215 19 0 MARC ANTHONY I've Got You (Columbia) 525 +23 102994 7 57/1 VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/Interscope) +163 CALLING Wherever You Will Go 512 +38 115632 17 30/2 20 (RCA) BONNIE RAITT Silver Lining (Capitol) +127 21 Eyes 501 +47 47968 9 68/0 ® TAMARA WALKER Angel (Curb) BRYAN ADAMS Here I Am (A &M/Interscope) +125 22 ® BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Columbia) 447 +81 77216 4 47/7 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware /Columbia) +124 +124 24 Q;1 BONNIE RAITT Silver Lining (Capitol) 438 +127 43936 2 70/8 KENNY G F /CHANTE MOORE One More Time (Arista) DIDO Thankyou (Arista) +116 23 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) 411 +95 51447 2 48/11 CHER A Different Kind Of Love Song (Warner Bros.) +107 28 KATHY MATTEA They Are The Roses (Narada) 282 +27 21984 4 48/2 ® J. BRICKMAN F /J. KRAKOWSKI You (Windham HiIVRCA Victor) +96 29 BEN GREEN Two To One (ASRC/Artemis) 279 +43 20440 3 37/2 25 27 LUTHER VANDROSS I'd Rather (J) 267 -41 100556 20 36/0 26 28 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Escape (Interscope) 251 -44 85338 14 21/0 Most Played ¡Debut> l) AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) 213 +43 42213 1 13/3 Recurrents 202 +4 39106 4 15/1 - © MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted (Maverick/WB) TOTAL ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS a total plays for the airplay week of 121 AC reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by MATCHBOX TWENTY If You're Gone (Lava/Atlantic) 1384 7/28 -8/3. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with the larger increase in plays is placed first. Thankyou 1277 Songs between No. 11 and No. 15 are moved to recurrent after 50 weeks. Songs below No. 15 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number DIDO (Arista) a song. Most Increased Plays lists the of new adds officially reported to R &R by each reporting station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing LEE ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance (MCA/Universal) 1223 songs with the greatest week -to -week increases in total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour ENYA Only Time (Reprise) 1213 Persons used herein with permission from the Arbitron Company (copyright 2002. The Arbitron Company). (C) 2002. R &R. Inc. TRAIN Drops Of Jupiter (Tell Me) (Columbia) 1087 New & Active SAVAGE GARDEN I Knew I Loved You (Columbia) 913 FAITH HILL There You'll Be (Warner Bros.) 851 H. LEWIS & G. PALTROW Cruisin' (Hollywood) 850 STEVE HOLY Good Morning Beautiful (Curb) THE CORRS F/BONO When The Stars Go Blue (143/Lava/Atlantic) 'N SYNC This I Promise You (Jive) 838 Total Plays: 190, Total Stations: 32, Adds: 1 Total Plays: 135, Total Stations: 17, Adds: 5 FAITH HILL The Way You Love Me (Warner Bros.) 831 STEELY Simple Girl (NFE) JIM BRICKMAN F/JANE KRAKOWSKI You (Windham Hill/RCA Victor) Total Plays: 172, Total Stations: 31, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 130, Total Stations: 49. Adds: 47 UNCLE KRACKER Follow Me (Top Dog /Lava/Atlantic) 766 CHER A Different Kind Of Love Song (Warner Bros.) JACK RUSSELL For You (Knight) CELINE DION That's The Way It Is (Epic) 752 Total Plays: 77. Total 20, Total Plays: 167, Total Stations: 37, Adds: 6 Stations: Adds: 3 LEANN RIMES I Need You (Curb) 729 SOLUNA For All Time (Dream Works) CHRIS EMERSON All Because Of You (Monomoy) Total Plays: 164 Total Stations: 27, Adds: 4 Total Plays: 39. Total Stations: 19, Adds: 7 R &R Station Playlists have moved to the web. KENNY G F /CHANTE MOORE One More Time (Arista) LEANN RIMES Life Goes On (Curb) See all of our monitored reporters at Total Plays: 144, Total Stations: 36, Adds: 11 Total Plays: 22, Total Stations: 15, Adds: 15 www.radioandrecords.com. Songs ranked by total plays Millions of people listen overnight u t who cares? Curt Hansen uses Dave Wingert to give his station personality Midnight 'til morning drive. "Any station can hook up music overnight. But they won't get that brand differential without personality like Dave Wingert." Curt Hansen, PD, WEBE Bridgeport CT AC's Overnight Solution Music O.yp.rt 24 Hour Programming Research Pere 'ties -c, *,dam, News &Talk & Consulting ó Prep Seattle JONES R A D I O 800.426.9082 JONES RADIO NETWORKS NiTNORK®. www.americanradiohistory.com 67 August 9, 2002 RatellheMcsic.con America's Best Testing AC Songs 12+ Indicator U' HEUI:U.tiE'" For The Week Ending 8/9/02. Artist Title (Label) TW LW Familiarity Burn TD Familiarity Burn Most Added. CELINE DION I'm Alive (Epic) 4.03 4.14 89% 19% 3.99 91% 21% NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) MATCHBOX TWENTY If You're Gone (Lava/Atlantic) 3.98 3.89 95% 40% 4.02 95% 39% BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Coiumbia) CELINE DION A New Day Has Come (Epic) 3.95 3.99 98% 30% 3.91 98% 29% JIM BRICKMAN F JOSH GROBAN To Where You Are (143/Reprise) 3.95 4.02 85% 20% 4.00 85% 19% /JANE KRAKOWSKI You HALL & OATES Do It For Love (BMG Heritage) 3.93 4.03 81% 15% 3.99 82% 14% (Windham Hill/RCA Victor) BRYAN ADAMS Here I Am (A &M/Interscope) 3.92 4.00 87% 13% 3.96 90% 11% JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware /Columbia) CALLING Wherever You Will Go (RCA) 3.89 3.88 87% 25% 3.92 85% 24% LONESTAR Already LONESTAR I'm Already There (BNA) 3.85 4.02 97% 38% 3.96 98% 36% I'm There (BNA) FIVE FOR FIGHTING Superman (It's Not Easy) (Aware/Columbia) 3.84 3.85 95% 36% 3.79 94% 35% KENNY G F/CHANTE MOORE ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Hero (Interscope) 3.83 3.80 98% 42% 3.85 99% 42% One More Time (Arista) ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Escape (lnterscope) 3.78 3.78 87% 23% 3.88 87% 21% MICHAEL DAMIAN Shadows In The Night MARC ANTHONY I Need You (Columbia) 3.78 3.79 94% 30% 3.91 93% 29% SHERYL CROW Soak Up (A (Modern Voices/Weir Bros.) The Sun &M/lnterscope) 3.78 3.74 92% 25% 3.82 91% 23% ...... VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/lnterscope) 3.75 3.85 84% 24% 3.77 81% 22% VANESSA CARLTON Ordinary Day LUTHER VANDROSS I'd Rather (J) 3.75 3.75 74% 17% 3.84 77% 15% (A &M/lnterscope) JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware/Columbia) 3.75 3.79 65% 11% 3.81 63% 10% LEANN MARC ANTHONY I've Got You (Columbia) 3.72 3.76 83% 19% 3.81 84% 16% RIMES Life Goes On (Curb) ELTON JOHN Original Sin (Rocket/Universal) 3.63 3.76 73% 16% 3.67 76% 15% MICHAEL BOLTON Only A Woman Like You (Jive) 3.60 3.71 88% 26% 3.67 90% 26% JO DEE MESSINA Bring On The Rain (Curb) 3.59 3.63 87% 29% 3.60 90% 29% MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted (Maverick/WB) 3.58 3.71 71% 19% 3.58 68% 17% PLEASE SEND GARTH BROOKS When You Come Back To Me Again (Capitol) 3.52 3.72 62% 17% 3.63 65% 15% YOUR PHOTOS CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON Complicated (Arista) 3.50 3.60 73% 21% 3.52 72% 20% AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) 3.49 67% 18% 3.55 63% 16% BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Columbia) 3.48 3.50 54% 11% 3.42 50% 12% R &R wants your best snapshots TAMARA WALKER Angel Eyes (Curb) 3.37 3.44 53% 14% 3.44 56% 12% (color or black & white). JAMES TAYLOR On The 4th Of July (Columbia) 3.37 3.55 59% 18% 3.41 60% 15% JENNIFER LOPEZ Alive (Epic) 3.25 3.32 73% 26% 3.24 74% 26% Please include the names and titles BONNIE RAITT Silver Lining (Capitol) 3.24 42% 12% 3.35 44% 12% of all pictured and send them to: KATHY MATTEA They Are The Roses (Narada) 3.24 41% 11% 3.29 46% 12% Total sample size is 295 respondents. Total average favorablllty estimates are based on a scale of 1 -5. (1= dislike very much, 5 =like very much). Total familiarity R &R c/o Mike Davis: represents the percentage of respondents who recognized the song. Total burn represents the number of respondents who said they are tired of hearing the song. Sample composition is based on persons 12+. TO = Target Demo (Females 25-54). Persons are screened via the Internet. Once passed, they can take the 10100 Santa Monica Blvd., 3rd Floor music test based on their format/music preference. RateTheMusic.com results are not meant to replace callout research. The results are intended to show opinions Los Angeles, CA 90067 of participants on the Internet only. RateTheMusic is a registered trademark of RateTheMusic.com. The RTM system is available for local radio stations by calling 818/377-5300. RateTheMusic.com data is provided by Mediabase Research, A division of Premiere Radio Networks. Reporters WYJB /Albany. NY ' WMJX/Boston, MA' KVILBallas -Ft. 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Chuck Knight AVRIL LAVIGNEN- Caglkak- PD: Jack Michaels wLTWINew York, NY PD/MD: Jim Roberts TRACY LYONS 'love KELLIE COFFEY'Le" APOT4D: Valerie Vining MD: Steve Cherry MD: Brian Wolfe OM: Jim Ryan IO NORAH KSBUSanta Barbara, CA CHRIS EMERSON "Mouse WTVR/Richmond, VA' JONES LEANN RI MES 'Lñe' Adds No Adds No WAFY/Frederick, MO GLORIA GAYNOR NOW 2 SILDNA Time" PD: BM CMM WHITNEY HOUSTON "Wakhli KXLT/Boise, ID MD: Norman Henry Schmidt WOLRA(alamazoo, MI WWDE/NMfolk VA' 4 BEN GREEN Two' MSC/Spokane, WA' Did Not Report For Two Consecutive NORAH JONES T(now' PD: Tobin Jeffries KKBA/Corpus Christi, TX OM: Ken LanphearLan 2 BRICKMAN FMRa(Ow51(I "You' PD: Rob Harder BRICKMAN FMfiAKOYSNI'S' TRACY LYONS -Love' OMNPD: Don Landorh PD: Jason Reed t STEVE HOLY TRAKOlg' Weeks; Data Not Used (1): I BRICKMAN FMRAKOWSKI MICFWEL LAMAR "Shadows' PD: Brian Wertz APEWAD: Jeff Moreau MD: Dawn Marcel "You LEANN RIMES 'Life" NORAH WAAR JONES "Know" No Adds VMESSA CARLTON "Ordinary- No Adds VERAH'Crazy" No Adds IMNNYG FIG MOOREMOORS Tom" CALL INC 'Whereon' WXKC /Erie, PA www.americanradiohistory.com 68 R &R August 9, 2002 AC/Hot AC Action We started playing Josh Groban's "To Where You Are" at Christmas, and it still re- ceives phones every time it's played. We recently switched to the remix. It's great to have records with tempo and texture t1Vlt y & It artist from superstars. like Hall Oates' "Do Doug Daniels for Love." Celine Dion's "I'm Alive" and WV PD, WVAF /Charleston, Bryan Adams' "Here I Am." Add those to the CHR crossovers from Sheryl Crow ARTIST: Hall & Oates ( "Soak Up the Sun ") and Vanessa Carlton ( "A Thousand LABEL: BMG/Heritage Miles "), and there is no reason your AC should sound sluggish. Kathy Mattea is from Charleston, so we are By KID KELLY /AC -HOT AC EDITOR having success with "They Are the Roses," a song about cherishing children - very appropriate, considering the re- Hall & Oates: Their names say it all. cent abductions making news. If you are like me and lament Since Daryl Hall and John Oates met the fact that Billy Joel hasn't had a true hit since 1994, then as students at Philadelphia's Temple Uni- you might want to check out An All -Star Tribute to Brian Wilson. the TNT TV versity in the '70s, they've sold millions of special that is now on DVD. I dubbed the Billy Joel performance of "Don't albums and become one of the most recog- Worry, Baby" and have had lots of success with it. From the brand -new nizable duos in the history of pop music. stack: The Corrs with Bono's "When the Stars Go Blue" and Darius Rucker's Throughout the '80s their music provided most Hall & Oates "Wild One." which has a cool Bobby Caldwell feel, have me the excited. perfect songs for the special moments in the lives of millions of people. With their current chart status, even a In case you hadn't noticed, Hall & Oates' vril Lavigne's "Complicated' (Arista) sits in WorldCom accountant could see that Hall & is "Do It for the No.1 spct for the third consecutive song for this moment called Oates are back. No. 4 week ... The Goo Goo Dolls' "Big Machine" Love," and, as of this writing, it's at I decided to look around a few fan (Warner Bros.) continues its rocket ride. as it on the R &RAC chart and just a few plays websites and message boards, and what I moves 24 -19* and bests better than half the away from moving up to No. 1. Yes, that's found was a rabidly loyal and very vocal chart in less than three weeks. It also snags a very real possibility; not bad for a pair of bunch wanting to hear more of their favor- most increased Hot AC honors again (up 332 musical icons whom many industry experts ites on the radio in their hometowns. Many plays). Debbie Cerchione and crew continue had considered to be as over as the dot -corn fans are upset that the artists they grew up solid growth. with Michelle Branch's "Goodbye boom. 31 -26* ... Great article in August's Time with are not receiving attention from radio. to You" (Maverick/WB) also heading north. Though, like any blue chip stock, Hall & magazine about Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band. who move 17 -15* It doesn't take a lot of library testing or Oates have seen some ups and downs, right with the "The Rising," which rises an additional 223 plays ... Norah Jones. who's market research to see that Hall & Oates still now they're once again proving their mu- enjoying cual chart action with "Don't Know Why" (BlueNoteNirgin), moves 19- hold a place in the hearts of many adult ra- sical worth, and the public is cashing in on 16' ... Creed's "One Last Breath" (Wind -up) takes over the No. 9 spot ... Debut- dio listeners. Ask today's adult women their trademark style and soulful sound. - a Pill" (Arista) ... During a very tight chart week at ing this week: Pink "Just Like or men - how they feel about Hall & Oates, AC, James Taylor's "On the 4th of July" continues to prove it's more than just a TELL US WHAT and you'll invariably get a big thumbs -up. holiday tune; for the second week in a row it nabs most increased honors. It picks YOU THINK! The duo offer a proven formula for success, up 252 plays and moves 15 -13` ... Vanessa Carlton's "A Thousand Miles" (A &M/ complete with a built -in comfort zone and Interscope) moves 9 -6' ... Hall & Oates "Do It for Love" (BMG /Heritage) shows Share your opinion a fan base already in place. It's refreshing to ample strength with men, testing No.1 25 -34 (Pop Score) in Rate the Music ... about this column - go to know that H &O still have what it takes to Avril Lavigne makes her AC debut at No. 29 with "Complicated." www.radioandrecords.com and survive and thrive. Refreshing but not - Kid Kelly, AC/Hot AC Editor click the Message Boards button. - surprising. MONITORED STATION PLAYUSTS NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE AT OUR NEW ADDRESS: www.radioandrecords.com www.americanradiohistory.com 69 rffJHot AC Top 40 ® August 9, 2002 LAST THIS TOTAL GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS! WEEK WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS (00) Most Added www.rradds.com 1 0 AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) 3931 +84 404436 17 87/0 2 2 SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M /Interscope) 3495 -20 337898 24 86/0 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) ADDS SHERYL CROW Steve McQueen (A &M /Interscope) 31 3 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (Dream Works) 3380 +14 346257 21 83/0 DANA GLOVER Thinking Over (DreamWorks) 11 6 0 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware /Columbia) 2972 +27 307164 25 81/0 LEANN RIMES Life Goes On (Curb) 11 5 5 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 2930 -9 262787 13 78/0 GOO GOO DOLLS Big Machine (Warner Bros.) 8 4 6 VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/Interscope) 2918 -155 295535 23 82/0 SILVERCRUSH Who Is Me? (Redline) 8 7 7 CALLING Wherever You Will Go (RCA) 2463 -67 257684 46 83/0 JOHN MAYER Your Body Is A Wonderland (Aware/Columbia) 8 MICHELLE BRANCH Goodbye To You (Maverick/NB) 6 8 0 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) 2363 +42 241806 12 82/1 STRETCH PRINCESS Freakshow (Wind -up) 6 10 0 CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) 2195 +159 171927 11 74/2 SCAPEGOAT WAX Lost Cause (Hollywood) 6 11 e NO DOUBT Hella Good (Interscope) 2044 +26 179119 15 60/1 9 11 NICKELBACK How You Remind Me (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 1971 -84 185059 40 79/0 Most Increased 12 12 PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless/Geffen /Interscope) 1778 -47 184194 28 59/0 Plays 14 JACK JOHNSON Flake (Enjoy/Universal) 1726 +81 183801 13 70/1 TOTAL 13 14 MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted (Maverick/WB) 1635 -80 176392 30 63/0 PLAY ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE 17 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Columbia) 1329 +155 156177 6 68/3 ® GOO GOO DOLLS Big Machine (Warner Bros.) +332 19 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) 1296 +191 139539 7 63/3 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgrn) +191 18 m ALANIS MORISSETTE Precious Illusions (Maverick/Reprise) 1295 +109 108901 9 64/0 MICHELLE BRANCH Goodbye To You (Maverick/WB) +182 CREED One Last Breath (Wind-up) +159 16 18 PINK Don't Let Me Get Me (Arista) 1240 -110 107704 16 37/0 NINE DAYS Good Friend (Epic) +158 24 GOO G00 DOLLS Big Machine (Warner Bros.) 1201 +332 130049 3 74/8 e BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Columbia) +155 21 DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) 1116 +93 98079 9 52/1 OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) +147 20 21 THE CORRS FBONO When The Stars Go Blue (143/Lava/Atlantic) 1059 -50 122822 14 55/0 DUNCAN SHEIK On A High (Atlantic) +115 23 OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) 1050 +147 100239 8 55/4 ALANIS MORISSETTE Precious Illusions (Maverick/Reprise) +109 PINK Just Like A Pill (Arista) +96 22 23 DISHWALLA Somewhere In The Muddle (Immergent) 877 -22 58579 13 47/0 27 ELVIS VS. JXL A Little Less Conversation (RCA) 761 +77 68322 4 37/2 Most Played 25 25 COUNTING CROWS American Girls (Geffen /Interscope) 725 -113 75187 11 52/0 Recurrents 31 MICHELLE BRANCH Goodbye To You (Maverick/WB) 719 +182 45736 3 49/6 29 e 311 Amber (Volcano) 689 +62 57521 6 34/4 TOTAL ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS 32 BBMAK Out Of My Heart (Into Your...) (Hollywood) 617 +87 59069 5 34/1 TRAIN Drops Of Jupiter (Tell Me) (Columbia) 1443 34 SPLENDER Save It For Later (J) e 501 +51 38659 4 37/1 LIFEHOUSE Hanging By A Moment (DreamWorks) 1380 30 30 NICKELBACK Too Bad (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 501 -33 31391 13 15/0 GOO GOO DOLLS Here Is Gone (Warner Bros.) 1298 26 31 DROPLINE Fly Away From Here (...Day) (143/Reprise) 485 -234 33937 12 44/0 FIVE FOR FIGHTING Superman... (Aware/Columbia) 1224 JEWEL Standing Still (Atlantic) 1116 36 ® COLDPLAY In My Place (Capitol) 468 +92 44628 3 32/4 CREED My Sacrifice (Wind-up) 950 33 33 SEVEN AND THE SUN Walk With Me (Atlantic) 449 -65 40299 8 31/0 DEFAULT Wasting My Time (TVT) 894 40 DUNCAN SHEIK On A High (Atlantic) 443 +115 59643 2 37/2 SUGAR RAY When It's Over (Lava/Atlantic) 794 35 35 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Escape (Interscope) 439 -2 68012 13 9/0 STAIND It's Been Awhile (Flip/Elektra/EEG) 791 ¡Debut> DIDO Thankyou (Arista) 787 0 PINK Just Like A Pill (Arista) 408 +96 29310 1 14/2 UNCLE KRACKER Follow Me (Top Dog /Lava/Atlantic) 748 37 e JEWEL This Way (Atlantic) 398 +28 34943 2 26/1 INCUBUS Drive (Immortal/Epic) 744 28 38 RUBYHORSE Sparkle (Island/IDJMG) 362 -311 29401 14 39/0 ALANIS MORISSETTE Hands Clean (Maverick/Reprise) 734 38 39 CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON So Complicated (Arista) 357 -13 26009 6 27/0 3 DOORS DOWN Be Like That (Republic /Universal) 733 /Debut> DAVE MATTHEWS BAND The Space Between (RCA) 725 t JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT BareNaked (Jive) 346 +48 25450 1 31/2 LENNY KRAVITZ Again (Virgin) 684 88 Hot AC reporters. 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COO GOO DOLLS Here Is Gone (Warner Bros.) 4.08 4.01 91% 24% 4.03 94% 27% DJ SAMMY & YANOU Heaven (Robbins) AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) 4.07 4.09 93% 27% 4.06 93% 31% NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) ( 4.03 4.08 86% 22% 4.04 89% 28°/e JOHN MAYER No Such Thing Aware/Columbia) BBMAK Out Of My Heart (Into Your...) (Hollywood) JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (Dream Works) 4.03 4.10 95% 39% 4.11 96% 39% JACK JOHNSON Flake (Enjoy/Universal) G00 GOO DOLLS Big Machine (Warner Bros.) 3.99 3.95 49% 5% 3.99 53% 40 OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) CALLING Wherever You Will Go (RCA) 3.94 3.88 97% 46% 4.03 98% 48% MARC ANTHONY I've Got You (Columbia) DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) 3.90 3.91 87% 18% 3.95 91% 20% CHAD KROEGER F/JOSEY SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 3.88 3.97 93% 35% 3.90 94% 35% JACK JOHNSON Flake (Enjoy/Universal) 3.87 3.88 53% 13% 4.05 58% 13% NICKELBACK Too Bad (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 3.87 3.82 89% 27% 3.96 88% 26% MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted (Maverick/WB) 3.86 3.90 93% 37% 3.93 94% 39% New & Active PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) 3.85 3.83 94% 42% 3.87 95% 43% JOHN MAYER Your Body Is A Wonderland (Aware/Columbia) MICHELLE BRANCH Goodbye To You (Maverick/WB) 3.84 59% 90/0 3.94 60% 7 °/0 Total Plays: 346, Total Stations: 12, Adds: 8 CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) 3.84 3.81 86% 21% 3.79 88% 24% NINE DAYS Good Friend (Epic) DISHWALLA Somewhere In The Middle (Immergent) 3.84 3.82 55% 9% 3.84 61% 12% Total Plays: 323, Total Stations: 29, Adds: 3 311 Amber (Volcano) 3.78 60% 12% 3.89 65% 12% STRETCH PRINCESS Freakshow (Wind -up) NICKELBACK How You Remind Me (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 3.76 3.83 98% 57% 3.88 98% 58% Total Plays: 298, Total Stations: 29, Adds: 6 VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/lnterscope) 3.75 3.81 93% 42% 3.82 94% 44% SHERYL CROW Steve McQueen (A&M/Interscope) COUNTING CROWS American Girls (Geffen/lnterscope) 3.75 3.76 69 °iá 11% 3.71 76% 12% Total Plays: 281, Total Stations: 38, Adds: 31 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) 3.57 3.62 47% 90 3.71 53% 10% Running Away (Island/IDJMG) ALANIS MORISSETTE Precious Illusions (Maverick/Reprise) 3.56 3.53 70% 15% 3.67 80% 18% HOOBASTANK Total Plays: 237, Total Stations: 10, Adds: 2 PINK Don't Let Me Get Me (Arista) 3.54 3.66 92% 44% 3.54 93% 44% DEF LEPPARD Now (Island/IDJMG) SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/lnterscope) 3.54 3.62 97% 45% 3.41 98% 52% Total Plays: 201, Total Stations: 18, Adds: 4 DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) 3.52 3.51 85% 33% 3.62 84% 27% ROSEY Afterlife (Island/IDJMG) DROPLINE Fly Away From Here (Graduation Day) (143/Reprise) 3.52 3.38 54% 13% 3.44 59% 16% Total Plays: 192, Total Stations: 18, Adds: 0 CORRS F/BONO When The Stars Go Blue (143/Lava/Atlantic) 3.48 3.52 66% 18% 3.50 73% 19% SILVERCRUSH Who Is Me? (Redline) BBMAK Out Of My Heart (Into Your Head) (Hollywood) 3.46 45% 10% 3.47 44% 9% Total Plays: 95, Total Stations: 17, Adds: 8 NO DOUBT Hella Good (Interscope) 3.41 3.44 94% 45% 3.56 95% 43% 90/0 LENNY KRAVITZ If I Could Fall In Love (Virgin) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Columbia) 3.37 3.21 43% 9% 3.31 43% Total Plays: 60, Total Stations: 12, Adds: 4 Total sample size is 699 respondents. Total average lavorability estimates are based on a scale of 1 -5. (1= dislike very much, 5 =like very much). Total familiarity represents the percentage of respondents who recognized the song. Total burn represents the number of respondents who said they are tired of hearing the LEANN RIMES Life Goes On (Curb) song. Sample composition is based on persons 12 +. TD = Target Demo (Females 18-34). Persons are screened via the Internet. Once passed, they can take the Total Plays: 8, Total Stations: 11, Adds: 11 music test based on their format/music preference. RateTheMusic.com results are not meant to replace callout research. The results are intended to show opinions of participants on the Internet only. RateTheMusic is a registered trademark of RateTheMusic.com. The RTM system is available for local radio stations by calling Songs ranked by total plays 4818/377-5300. RateTheMusic.com data is provided by Mediabase Research, A division of Premiere Radio Networks. Reporters WOMXIOrlando, FL' KNEVATeoo, NV' KIDI,San Francisco, CA' CPT/Tucson, AZ OH WTSSRullalo, NY WOAL/Cleveland, OH' WKMXAJothan,AL WTIC/Hartford, CT' KSTPhMinneapolis, MN' MOD/Akron, PO: Michael Marlin PD: Carey Edwards Phil Thomas PO: Steve Salhany OM: Leighton Peck Interim PO/APO: Jett Cushman PD: Canny Feared PD: Keith Kennedy PD: Sue O'Neil PD: Allan Fee OMVMD: Baker APD/FAD: Leslie Lois MD: Jill Rom MD: Laura Francis 3 WHITNEY HOUSTON'Whatche' MD: James MD: Rob Lucas MD: Rebecca Wilde No Adds APO/MD:Jeannine Jersey NINE DAYS 'Good" No Adds LENNY KRAVITZ "DWId' 16 CROW 'Steve" No Adds KYLIE MINOGUE -Sight' SHERYL CROW 'Steve' COLDPtAY "Place' No Adds SHERYL LENIN RIMES 'Lae" SCAPEGOATWAX'LOSI" LEANN RIMES "Lie SHERYL CROW -Steve" 6 JACKJOHNSON'Flake' 00 LEPPARD "NO,, KLLC San Francisco, CA' WRVE/Albany, NY WNKJ/EImira, NY PD. KHMXMo°ston- Gahveston, TX' KBBY/Oxnard- Ventura, CA' PD: John Peale Randy McDw OM/PD: Bob Ouick KNVO/Aeno, MD: Derek Madden Marc Sherman KOSO/Modesto, CA' ONVPD: Mark Elliott NV' MD: Trod Hulse WZKL/Cadon, OH * SAMMY S YANOU "Heaven" PD: Shean DC' PD: Max Miller MD: Mandye Thomas PD: Panama BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN "derv' WROXNrashington, Interim PD: Morgan Tybr KVUUIColorado Springs, CO' "FNMe" STRETCH PRINCESS-Freaohow- JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT "BassNaked JACK JOHNSON MD: Heather Combs DIrJOps: Stave Kosbau PD: MD: Donna Miller 3 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN "Ramp" SILVERCRUSH "Me' No Adds Kevin Callahan GOO GOO DOLLS "Bp' DANA GLOVER "Oyer" OMPD: Kenny King APDMID: Andy Carlisle SHERYL CROW- Steve" 6 SHERYL CROW 'Stem" LENNY KRAVITZ "Could" KEZR/S I1 Jose, CA MD: Carol Parker 37 JIMMY EAT WORLD "Sweet" 1 JOHN MAYER "B« LEANN RIMES "Lie PD: Jim Murphy 2 OUR LADY PEACE "'here' 24 HOOBASTANK "Runmrip WENSAndianapolis, IN HIOOBASTANK'Rixxog" WMWX/Philadelphia, PA APD/FAD: Michael Martinez KPEK/Albuquerque, NM WCODAape Cod, MA 7 SHERYL CROW "Steve OM/PD: Greg Dunkin SILVERCRUSH "Me' PO Chris Ebbott 188 GO000 DOLLS "BV' OM: Bill May OM: Gregg Cassidy KSII/EI Paso, TX' MD: Jim Carona PO: Mike Parsons MD: chloyi Park OM/PD: Courtney Nelson GOO GOO DOLLS TV 'o Adds WHTGMonmouth- Ocean, NJ' WMXBATichmOnd, VA' 15 SHERYL CROW 'ssw- MD Deeya APDMD: Ell Molano MORAN JONES "Knott 13 w SAMMY S YANOU "Heaven"i P0: Danln Smith PD: Tim Baldwin MICHELLE BRANCH "Goodbye' WWZLWashinglon, DC' APD: Jafmey Barrerse 2 WHITNEY HOUSTON "Whatche" UNCLE KRACXER "L0k" STRETCH PRINCESS F eak hoer' WRNS/Columbus, OH' MD: Brian Zanyor 2 311 'Amber' P0: Mike Edwards 18 SHERYL CROW 'Sim' 1 PINK "Pill a 1 APD/PAD: Sean Sellers STROKE 3 I OC SHERYL CROW "Stew" MICHELLE BRANCH "Goodbye' Pa Jeff Beltran 1 SPRENGER -later' . KMXP/Phoenlx, AZ 311 "Amber' MD: Robin Cole E NINE DAYS 'G n7 JOHN MAYER 'Body' WMT/Cedar Rapids, IA PD: Ron Price KMHX/Santa Rosa, CA' F. é 21 JOHN MAYER Body' WZPL/lndianapolis, IN' SEFT40 MD: Trent Edwards PD/PAD: Erin Bristol PD: Mark R PD: Scott Sands 5 JOHN MAYER Body.. WVOIlAlachester, NY' 25 sHERnsa'w'CROW WINK/Ft. Myers, FL' MD: Dave Decker 4 SHERYL CROW 'SW, WAUmR'°PFAE 'There" PD: Dave LeF de LEANN flIMES" fe' KMXS /Anchorage, AK RIMES'Lae' PD/MD: Bob Grissinger UNCLE KRACKER'Labe CREED "Bfpllr" LEANN KOMX/Daltas -H. Worth, TX' WJLK7Monmoulh- Ocean, NJ' MD: Jos Bonsai t DANAGLOVER'TA wRtN Nesi PalmBeach, FL' PD: ROZy Lennox LEANN RIMES -Lae" DuMrnN SHIK'Nyi' SILVERCRUSH OM/PD: Lou Russo SHERYL CROW Stew" PD: Russ Mollie MD: Monika Thomas PD: Pat McMahon SCAPEGOAT WAY "Lost" MD: Dabble MezeBS OUR LADY PEACE "There APDMdD: Amy Navarro No ands MD: ilea Thomas STRETCH PRINCESS'Freakslaw" CROW 'Steve" ELLRS VS 1X01rMe' WALC/Charleslon, SC 311 'Amite SHERYL KPLZ/Seattle- Tacoma, WA STRETCH PRINCESS "Freakslww' Vegas, NV OLNCAN SHEIK 'Hitt° PA' 23 NORAH JONES-Know" KMXBAas ' pp: Kent Phillips PD: Keith SILVERCRUSH "Ale' OM: Cat Thomas Clint MD: ANea Mleahimoto WMEF/Ft. Wayne, IN' APD/MD: Cheraw Fnmgi APD/MD: Jody Naftali 11/Z0/Sacramento, CA' KAMX/Austin, TX' MICHELLE BflANLTI'Gootlge' MICHELLE BRANCH 'Goodbye' PD/D1r Mark Evero PD: Jim Robinson PD: John O'Rourke 1 LENNY KRAVIT7'Could' KDU/Molderey^Salinas, CA' APD: JNn JOHN MAYER "Body" MD: Clay Culver WDAWDanbury, CT MD: Chris Cage KFBZAVichita, KS' PO: Bill Trotte PD/MD: Mike Scott SHERYL CROW 'Steve PD: Barry McKay 2 BRUCE SFRINGSTEEA q" WLNKA:harlotte, NC No Adds Kelly SHERYL CROW stew" MD: Sunny SHERYL CROW "Bee OM: Tom Jackson MD: Sharon WHYN/SpringlteId, MA' W^/ DANAGLOJER'OW PD: Neal S 13 NORM JONES'waw- WMXL/Lexington-Fayette, KY' DANA GLOVER "Over" DMTD: I LEANN RIMES Lie" HINTS WMGX/Portland, ME 13 SHERYL CROW LEANN tde" , SILVERCRUSH "Me' APD: Chris AI "Stew' PD: JIII Meyer 'Me' DANA GLOVER 'Nee 12 MARC ADOR' "Got" KALZJF CA SILVERCRIISII PD: Ransil Kirshbaum MD: Derek James esno, No Adds DUNGW SHEIK 10 JON APD/MD: Ethan Minton KYKY/St. Louis, MO' MICHELLE BRANCH 'Goodbye MAYER PD: E. Curds Johnson STRETCH PRINCESS "Renshaw" SHERYL CROW 'Steve' PD: Smokily Rivers DANA GLOVER "Over' t SHERYL CROW Stew" APD AD: Greg Hewitt WXLOIWorcester, MA' KLLYAìaI art 0eld, CA' DANA GL OVER Over" WKZNMeW °Hearts, LA' 2 SHERYL CROW Steve' OMVPD: Pete Fslconl PD: E J Tyler KURBA-KUe Rock, AR' WSSR/Tampa, FL' WMMX/Daylon, OH ' OMAxD: John Roberts APD/MD: Becky Nichols APO: Fiat Fox PD: Randy CNn OM: JettKapr,y PD: Jeff Stevens DEF LEPPARD New coLORAr'wta' OANO GLOVER 'Ow' WTMX/Chicago, IL' APD: Aaron Anthony PD: Rick Schmidt MD: Shaun Vincent KRSK/P GOO GOO DOLES PD: MaryMa Ellen Kachlnske MISR/Fresno, CA APD: Kurt Schreiner DANA GLOVER "Per GOO GOO DOLLS "BV" PD. Dan P OUR LAD" PEACE "thee" JUSTNCASE Try" Station Mgr.: Barry Janes PD: Mike Yeager DANA GLOVER " MD: Krlsty Knight MD: Sheryl Stewart WVRVISt. Louis, MO' LEANN AIMES'lis' LENNY KRAVITZ Todd' JOHN LEANN RIMES "tie" Wlnford 43 MAYER "Body" APD: Andy LENIN RIMES "Lie" Edwads 3 CALLING "PAUId' AMANDA LATOMN WPWMew York, NY' _SIRE TCH PRINCESS Freakshow MD: "BareNERLOVE HEWITT lore SHERYL CROW Stew' NY Adds 3 SCAPEGOAT WAX log' Tom Cuddy MD: David 'BareNaxcl" SCAPEGOAT WAX "Lost 1 SHERYL CROW "Steve PD: Scott Shannon 26 JOHN MAYER 3ody" KALC/Denver- Boulder, CO MD: Tony Mascara SHERYL CR "W SIee , ' KYSR tors Angeles, CA' WWWM/Toledo, OH' WWMXATallimore. MO' OM: Mike Stem WVTI/Grand Rapids, ' DEF L EPPARC rnw Ml' PD: John Ivey WSNF Providence, R ' OM: Tim Roberts : PD: Tom Gbrdrum SHERYL CROW Slave Bill Pasha PD/MD: Andrews APD/FAD: Chess PD: Ron Flnn AD: Ton oaman Jed PatYk PD: Bill Hess YIMLY/YaxETwnréraLOH* PD: SteveSte Mora OH' PD: Ken Evans APD: Jeff Wicker 1 MICHELLE BRANCH "Goodbye' ma Gary rust OM/PD, Dan Rivers PO:MD: Ryanve Sampson OM: Chuck Finney 16 AK'Ouf ry SHERYL CROW 'Steve" KOMB/Sah Lake City,C UT MD: Steve Marshall MD: Mark French ^ 1 LEANN RIMES I. Se No Adds PD: Tommy Frank 10 311"Amber" Alan Hague No Adds GOO GOO DOLLS "BC" APD: Grover Collins CREED "Breath' WPTEMoriolk. VA SHERYL CROW "Steve OW PD: Mike Nelson MD: Brian Douglas TN' McKay ANA GLO'V'ER -O:e, Jerry JUSTINCASE Cr:" APD/MD:J.J. Riley PHANTOM PLANET 'I OneN" p .Steve Mace" WOZNGreersboro,NC' PDmtD: COLGPLAY'Place WLTBBinghandon,NY COLORIPARDace KIMN/Denver- Boulder, CO' PO: Steve Williams SHERYL CROW Save' Monitored Reporters GMVMD: Steve Gilinsky SCAPEGOAT WAX 'LOSt" I PD: Dana Potter PD: Ron Martell GOO GOO DOLLS "Here NINE DAYS Trod' 0 WOO1OO APD: Telay Schwarrz APDMD: Michael Gifford SCAPEGOAT 98 Total Reporters ?I i W:Sjenencinnati, OH' WRFYAleading, PA' No Adds ELVIS VS Jxi 'Lrtne' KFMBAìan Diego, CA' PD: Steve Border KYISAIklahome City, OK' POND: AI Buda '`.:N. ïv MD VP/GWPO: Tracy Johnson FO áe?. MD: Storm Bennett WIKZJHagerstown, WMCAderrlphis, TN OM: Chris Baker SHERYL CROW Steve' Rick Alexander PD: Taylor APD:Jen Sewell 88 Total Monitored 1 NO DOUBT "Hella' KSTZ/Des Moines, IA PD: Chris PDIMD: Ray Kaluse SILVERgWSITYAe MD: Jeff Rote an MD: Toni SL James No Adds WMJJATIrmÍ RB ham, AL' DIRTY VEGAS" OM/ PD, Schaefer No Adds PO/MD: Tam Henrahan MD: Jimmy Wright GOO GOO DOLLS 'BC 17 SHERRI CROW Stec' BBMAK Tut' 6 PINK "Per i 0 Total Indicator 3 GOO GOO DOLLS SKI" NO Adds OOSL[L DOLLS 'AR' w KLGVHero NV 9 Current Indicator Playlists KMYVSan Diego, CA' WBMX/Boston, MA' WMVX/Clevetand, OH' WOVOAIetroit, MI' pp; PA' Duncan Payton RPWrog.: Grreegg Stresaell PD: Dave P000vich Interim PD: Alex Tear WNNKAialrisburg, WMYXANihvaukee, WI' KSRZATmaha, NE' MD: Msmrur P D MD: MIFe MUlferay MD: Jay Hudson App: Rob Hazelton PD: John O'Dea WMYX Key P%Erik Johnson SHRyLCRDyy- 9 DAVE MAmIEWS BAND "Gang" Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (1): MD: Deny 9 GOO GOD DOLLS "Bu" 36 JOHN MAYER 'Body" NORAH JONES "Know" Ann Dellst Lin APDAAD: Mark Richards MD: Dave Swan AMNDA LATONA "NW' MD: CROW PEACE 5 SHERYL Save' 10 SHERYL CROW "SSW OUR tADY "There' No Adds SHERYL CROW ''Stee4 NoAads No Adds SILVERCRUSH "Me" KRUZISanta Barbara, CA www.americanradiohistory.com Smooth Jazz August 9, 2002 R &R 71 CAROL ARCHER carcher @rad ioand records. corn From Entrepreneur To Ratings King KJJZ /Palm Springs, CA PD Jim Fitzgerald brings Smooth Jazz to the desert Seen here are Richard Elliot, Marc Antoine, Jim Fitzgerald, Warren Hill and Jeff Golub. KJJZ/Palm Springs, CA signed on as a Jones Radio Network Smooth Jazz affiliate 5 1/2 Negligee and Underpants Party, in Jazz franchise based what I years ago. Today the station is JRN's top -rated Smooth Jazz outlet. There's on already no question that 1988." knew." Jones provides a quality product, but KJJZ's astonishing ratings are also the work of PD/ After the Stern special, the couple Fitz's workday doesn't end at the morning personality Jim "Fitz" Fitzgerald. moved to California. "We moved station, however. "I work my tail off," there with the idea to do a music spe- he says. "I produce all the jazz con- Entrepreneurship, event promotion thing from Roy Head to Steve Stills' Crystal Gayle," he says. "I was repre- cial for ABC featuring new country certs at [the very prestigious] McCal- and radio all intersect in Fitzgerald's Manassas. My first time ever on the sented by William Moms. I was the artists with rock influences, but that lum Theater [including Diana Krall, success story. "I probably made some air I filled in as the newsman in after- youngest executive producer of a ended up on pay -per -view after a Jane Monheit, Colors of Christmas stupid moves along the way, because noon drive for this guy Barry Rich- primetime network television special. shakeup at Procter & Gamble. Around and Richard Elliot & Marc Antoine]. I wasn't thinking about money, just ards, who was an idol of mine. Brian I made the first pay -per -view movie the same time I hosted a show for We get out in the community a lot and about being a creative spirit," he says. Ferry and Roxy Music were in the shot on videotape, Don't Miss the Boat, Westwood One called Rockin ' the are involved with many charities, like Before we trace Fitz's extraordinary studio, dressed in drag and smokin' which was a spoof on old Humphrey Night Away. Sonny Bono was a big the American Cancer Society, City of journey, let's take a look at KJJZ's weed during my first newscast. Bogart and Charlie Chan movies. supporter of the show, and the Palm Hope, Guidedogs for the Desert, numbers. Ranked market No. 158, "From there I got into Country ra- "It was a lot of fun, but I missed the Springs Tourism Department was its Coachella Valley Boys and Girls Palm Springs has 20 radio signals, sev- dio, working at WWOK/Miami, then music. In 19801 produced a concert at main -title sponsor. Clubs, the Desert AIDS Project and eral in Spanish. KJJZ is particularly I worked part-time at WWDC/Wash- Giants Stadium called Country Sun- "The show was eventually canceled, Variety Club's Children's charities. strong among women 35-64. In that ington. I got into promoting country day, with Johnny Cash, Waylon Jen- and I did more pay -per -view produc- "I produce a breast cancer fund-rais- demo, according to the fall '01 Ar- nings, Eddie Rabbitt, Tammy Wynette, ing. But Wendy wanted to be closer to er at Saks Fifth Avenue plus a music bitron, KJJZ was No. 3 with a 9.9 share Larry Gatlin and The Oak Ridge Boys, her folks in New York, who were get- series there, which has included female and tied for No. 2 middays with a 10.7. whom I ended up going on the road ting on in age, so we moved back. SW artists like Joyce Cooling and Gabrie- Using the same data, the Smooth with for a year. I recorded rock records Networks was just starting up, and la Anders. We do another American Jazz format's dramatic qualitative sto- "The potential for with their backup band. [then -Smooth FM execs] Paul Gold- Cancer Society event - the Relay for ry is undeniable: Among women 35- "We were just having fun, but APA stein and Mike Fischer liked my voice Life which is a 24 -hour walk." Smooth Jazz success in - 64 in households with income over made me an offer I couldn't refuse as and music background, so I got the gig. Fitz At The Ritz $75,000, KJJZ is 1 No. with a 24 Palm Springs is based on an agent in New York, working with I was well-aware of the format from share. Pretty incredible. And, in morn- Rodney DangerfiekL They were groom- living in Los Angeles and felt I would Fitz also puts together a small lis- ing drive in the same demo, Fitz the fact that the city is a ing me to be a big muckety-muck, but be suited to it. I loved the experience. tener- appreciation party at the Ritz earned an 8.5 second among En- after a year I told my I "After SW I - melting pot with great bosses that downsized, had offers Carlton hotel called, appropriately glish- language stations in the market. didn't see being an agent as my life's from a New York Classic Rocker. enough, Fitz at the Ritz. "Warren Hill Jones Radio Network's Smooth demos - people who work, so they fired me that day. There was also some discussion about was at the first one," he says. "It's a Jazz PD Steve Hibbard says, "Fitz is Fitz continued his recording career a Smooth Jazz gig in Boston and small listener- appreciation party that a great air talent, and he's one of those left cold -weather and landed a deal with an Italian la- some film marketing offers in L.A., we hold in the ballroom. Khanie Cole people who has made a huge commit- markets with great bel. "I had a dance -pop hit called 'Au- none of which interested me much." and Marion Meadows appeared at the ment to Smooth Jazz. Following his dio Video' in Europe," he says. "I pro- Community And Concerts second one. tour at the late SW Networks' Smooth Smooth Jazz stations." duced a couple of videos and became "The series has been going on for FM format, Fitz has spent years host- the first unsigned artist to air on MTV. Through networking, Fitz found his over four years - the first weekend ing the morning show at KJJZ, and Jim Fitzgerald I was supposed to open for Joe Cock- way to Palm Springs. He says, `Though in April, Memorial Day weekend and he's been a key player in promoting er in Europe, but my dad died. Then the years I kept up my relationships the Fourth of July. The hotel is now smooth jazz concerts in Palm Springs." my mother died six months later; it with friends in Palm Springs, includ- called the Lodge at Rancho Mirage." was the very week my record went ing Todd From Groupie To Air Talent to Marker of RM Broadcasting, "This is one of the most beautiful No. 2 in Italy, just as my dreams were which bought Classic Rock KCLB in venues in Southern California for an "I was born in the Washington, DC concerts too. First it was in clubs, and coming true. It was the worst. the market. I was trying to convince outdoor smooth jazz event. It's the suburbs," Fitz says. "My first interac- then I produced some very successful "I kicked around New York for a him on Smooth Jazz from the start of only cliffside resort in the area - 650 with tion radio was as a groupie for a shows at the Capital Center, which while teaching broadcast announcing SW Smooth FM. Wendy and I moved feet above sea level - with lighted local R&B station, WUST. There was was a 19,00 -seat arena. I was just 24 at the Center for Media Arts, which is back to the desert, and as soon as SW palm trees and the mountains in the a jock there - 'Soul Poppa the be- years old, and I ended up selling NBC where I met my wife, Wendy. I'd been got out of the business, Jones created background. For Guitars & Saxes we hopper, the prognosticator, the love - on doing a big country television spe- a successful producer and agent and its Smooth Jazz format and picked up got close to 1,000 attendees. maker, the heartbreaker' - and I was cial with Kenny Rogers, Dottie West, threw it all away for music. I was still many former SW affiliates. "The McCallum Theater box office a high school reporter for him. He was Larry Gatlin and The Oak Ridge Boys making music, but I decided that it "I pushed Todd, because the poten- sells tickets to Fitz at the Ritz, which on the air when my mom would wake called The World's Largest Indoor was more important to throw my lot tial for Smooth Jazz success in Palm is a tremendous help. Craig Chaquico, me up. I'd tell him what was going on Country Show." in life in with my wife rather than be Springs is based on the fact that the Tom Scott, Jeff Kashiwa, Harvey at Walter Johnson High School in Be- a starving musician." TV And Beyond city is a melting pot with great dem- Mason, Hiroshima and Jeff Golub thesda, MD. That was when I became os people who left cold -weather have all performed." Coast To Coast - fascinated with radio. Turning points in life are seldom markets with great Smooth Jazz sta- Fitz notes that the audience is com- "I left home when I was 17 and went recognized when they are happening, Fitz re- entered the pay -per -view tions. Todd agreed to take Jones and prised of fans of all ages. "From 30- to broadcast school a couple of years but Fitz's penchant for entrepreneurial world. "Wendy had a friend who was offered me a job as an independent year-olds to retirees, all diggin' it and later. I got a gig at Washington's first entertainment showed itself at this producer of Manhattan Centerstage, contractor who did morning drive and all rockin'," he says. "There's a dance progressive Rock station, WHMC- point and would later provide the un- which was the forerunner to Enter- had a vested interest in making the floor outdoors, and it's always packed. AM/Gaithersburg, MD. It was my first derpinning of a successful radio career. tainment Tonight," he says. "Her part- station go. The other thing I do is present live paying gig. I sold during the week, and A series of other projects moved him ner wanted to get into pay -per-view, "Wendy and 1 love the town, and the music at regular Fitz at the Ritz Af- they allowed me to go on the air dur- forward in the meantime, however. and she knew Howard Stern. Wendy job allows me to call my own shots, ter-Work Social Soirees, because ing weekends for $ 100 a week. "9 did television, including several and I ended up producing and direct- program the music on my show, run what's more fun than having a cock- "This was progressive - every- specials for Showtime, like one with ing Howard's first pay -per -view, The my own deal and create a Smooth tail and listening to jazz ?" www.americanradiohistory.com 72 Smooth Jazz Top 30 August 9, 2002 + I GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS/ LA Tfr-g TOTAL - IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS WEEK WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS PLAYS Most Added® (00) 42/0 1 JOE SAMPLE X Marks The Spot (PRA/GRPNMG) 863 +24 120096 13 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) ADDS RPM Bros.) 758 -58 110230 18 36/0 2 2 BONEY JAMES (Warner KENNY G F/CHANTE MOORE One More Time (Arista) 7 3 3 CRAIG CHAQUICO Luminosa (Higher Octave) 719 -22 83929 17 37/0 NESTOR TORRES Rhythm Is Gonna Get You (Shanachie) 6 6 a SPECIAL EFX Cruise Control (Shanachie) 703 +68 101070 11 40/1 AL JARREAU & JOE COCKER Lost And Found (GRPNMG) 5 15 38/0 RICHARD ELLIOT Q.T. (GRPNMG) 4 5 QI DOWN TO THE BONE Electra Glide (GRPNMG) 681 +20 99192 LEE RITENOUR Module 105 (GRPNMG) 4 4 6 JOYCE COOLING Daddy -0 (GRPNMG) 680 -44 93645 19 37/0 BOB BALDWIN She's Single, Ready To Mingle (Narada) 4 LARRY CARLTON Morning Magic (Warner Bros.) 674 +89 111915 11 41/1 9 Q FOURPLAY Rotin' (Bluebird/RCA Victor) 3 648 +50 102767 14 38/0 8 C KIM WATERS In The House (Shanachie) GREG ADAMS Roadhouse (Ripa) 3 10 9 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) 550 -26 68009 16 38/0 DAVID BENOIT Then The Morning Comes (GRPNMG) 3 3 7 10 PETER WHITE Bueno Funk (Columbia) 534 -95 68351 21 34/0 JEFF GOLUB Cold Duck Time (GRPNMG) MAYSA Friendly Pressure (N- Coded) 3 11 (1) NORMAN BROWN Just Chillin' (Warner Bros.) 485 +13 72242 8 42/0 14 EUGE GROOVE Slam Dunk (Warner Bros.) 449 +39 71123 7 38/1 18 12 M. BRAXTON BROTHERS Whenever I See You (Peak) 446 0 70508 33/0 Most Increased 13 14 BRIAN CULBERTSON Without Your Love (Warner Bros.) 431 -13 37591 13 32/0 Plays 9 37/1 15 al GERALD ALBRIGHT Ain't No Stoppin' (GRPNMG) 428 +21 66876 TOTAL PLAY 7 34/1 18 CHUCK LOEB Sarao (Shanachie) 375 +39 58414 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE 16 JONATHAN BUTLER Wake Up (Warner Bros.) 369 +23 54319 7 32/1 KENNY G F /CHANTE MOORE One More Time (Arista) +214 19 al LUTHER VANDROSS I'd Rather (J) 351 +18 42287 10 23/0 LARRY CARLTON Morning Magic (Warner Bros.) +89 SPECIAL EFX Cruise Control (Shanachie) +68 /Debut> O KENNY G F /CHANTE MOORE One More Time (Arista) 338 +214 53461 1 31/7 DAVID BENOIT Then The Morning Comes (GRPNMG) +64 20 ati FOURPLAY Rollin' (Bluebird/RCA Victor) 320 +14 45196 5 34/3 KIM WATERS In The House (Shanachie) +50 305 +6 36908 9 29/2 22 ni JOE MCBRIDE Woke Up This Morning (Heads Up) JEFF GOLUB Cold Duck Time (GRPNMG) +44 23 al GREG ADAMS Roadhouse (Ripa) 304 +8 52552 6 29/3 RICHARD ELLIOT Q.T. (GRPNMG) +42 21 23 SADE Somebody Already Broke My... (Epic) 290 -11 25863 8 21/2 EUGE GROOVE Slam Dunk (Warner Bros.) +39 +39 25 DAVID BENOIT Then The Morning Comes (GRPNMG) 279 +64 68693 3 27/3 CHUCK LOEB Sarao (Shanachie) CHRIS BOTTI Lisa (Columbia) +28 24 ai JULIA FORDHAM F/INDIA.ARIE Concrete Love (Vanguard) 228 +12 9813 4 16/0 DAVID LANZ Walk On Water (Decca) +28 27 ei JEFF KASHIWA 3 -Day Weekend (Native Language) 198 +24 19466 3 20/0 9341 5 18/0 26 27 3RD FORCE I Believe In You (Higher Octave) 172 -20 Most Played ¡Debut> JEFF GOLUB Cold Duck Time (GRPNMG) 161 +44 26556 1 17/3 'Debut> RICHARD ELLIOT Q.T. (GRPNMG) 159 +42 37220 1 20/4 Recurrents 30 II CHRIS BOTTI Lisa (Columbia) 157 +28 21834 2 13/0 TOTAL ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS 42 Smooth Jazz reporters. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of 7/28 -8/3. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are STEVE COLE So Into You (Atlantic) 297 moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds tied in total plays, the song with the most stations is placed first. Songs below No. 15 are ALFONZO BLACKWELL Funky Shuffle (Shanachie) 236 officially reported to R &R by each reporting station. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to -week increases in total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average BOZ SCAGGS Miss Riddle (Virgin) 224 Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from the Arbitron Company (copyright 2002, The Arbitron Company). (C) 2002. R &R. Inc. JEFF GOLUB Cut The Cake (GRPNMG) 196 JIMMY SOMMERS Lowdown (Higher Octave) 178 New & Active RICHARD ELLIOT Shotgun (GRPNMG) 140 CELINE DION A New Day Has Come (Epic) 124 BOYZ II MEN 'The Color Of Love (Arista) PAUL HARDCASTLE Desire (Trippin' 'n Rhythm) PIECES OF A DREAM Night Vision (Heads Up) 109 2 Total Plays: 95. Total Stations: 8, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 156, Total Stations: 12, Adds: DAVID BENOIT Snap! (GRPNMG) 108 MARC ANTOME Cruisin' (GRPNMG) MARILYN SCOTT Loving You (Prana) ERIC MARIENTHAL Lefty's Lounge (Peak) 100 Total Plays: 113, Total Stations: 12, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 82, Total Stations: 7, Adds: 2 GREGG KARUKAS Night Shift (N- Coded) 86 Music Group) THOM ROTELLA A Day In The Life (Trippin "n Rhythm) MICHAEL MPNSON Outer Drive (A440 JEFF LORBER Ain't Nobody (Samson/Gold Circle) 72 Total Plays: 111. Total Stations: 14, Adds: 2 Total Plays: 66. Total Stations: 7, Adds: 0 ENYA Only Time (Reprise) 69 STEVE OLIVER High Noon (Native Language) CHRIS STANDRING Through The Looking Glass (Instinct) KIRK WHALUM I Try (Warner Bros.) 68 Total Plays: 103 Total Stations: 13, Adds: 1 Total Plays: 65, Total Stations: 5, Adds: 0 SADE Lovers Rock (Epic) 64 MIKE PHILLIPS Will You Stick With Me (Hidden Beach) KIRK WHALUM F/PETER WHITE Playing With Fire (Warner Bros.) LARRY CARLTON Deep Into It (Warner Bros.) 63 Total Plays: 102. Total Stations: 10, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 56, Total Stations: 5, Adds: 0 GERALD VEASLEY Do I Do (Heads Up) 62 Songs ranked by total plays the Get your messages on one PIGEON of these iSNOW fContemporary 1 Post -It® note pads f 3x4, 25 sheet, 'color, Post- It'pad collecting t $.50 ea. (50o pc. minimum). -786 -8011 with a t 80o unemployment 1. www. resultsmarketing. com custom imprint www.americanradiohistory.com Smooth Jazz August 9, 2002 R Action &R 73 Vocals - Smooth Jazz's hot button. Are they too Reporters AC? Urban AC? Why do we wait for songs to be successful in other formats before touching them? Stations and their adds listed alphabetically by market Is the familiarity factor more important than devel- oping vocalists and a sound of our own? Now that WZMR /Albany, NY KEZL/Fresno, CA WJZV/Richmond, VA PD /MD: Tim Durkee Smooth Jazz has become so strong, can we al- PD /MD: J. Weidenheimer OM /PD: Tommy Flemins BOB BALM ,N S.og e 2 KENNY G F /C. MOORE 'Tune DAVID SEW, 'Comes' low ourselves to take some risks, or do we play it safer than ever? Is Norah Jones the exception KROS /Albuquerque, NM WYJZMdianapolis, IN KSSJ/Sacramento, CA PD: Paul Lavoie or the new rule? AC PD /MD: Carl Frye PD: Lee Hanson Rose vocalists create famil- MD: Dianna Jeff Young SAGE S°meoody APD: Ken Jones BOYZ II MEN 'Color RICHARD EL_I°1 "O T." iarity within the format for our P2s, but many of BROWN 8 MCDONALD'BBIiNe" , MARILYN SCOTT -Losing' MD KWJZISeatlle JOE MCBRIDE -Morning' KENNY G PC MOORE 'Time' yesterday's P2s are today's P1 s. So, are we SUNME PAXTON'Save" GROUP 3 -Igor KCIY/Kansas City, MO weaning ourselves off "format vocals" com- DAVID EANZ'Wate, PD: Mark Edwards WSSM/St. MARION MEADOWS 'Gypsy" Louis, MC pletely? Instrumentally speaking, WARREN HILL 'Fallen" MD: Michelle Chase OM: Mark Edwards Smooth Jazz continues to evolve and OLETA CAMS ' Spoken" MAYSA-P,essure' PD: David Myers incorporate more progressive sounds, including deeper and edgier grooves GREG ADAMS "Roadhouse" "Lost' and some ambient and "chill" influences. But we don't seem to be progress- KNIK/Anchorage,9 AK KOASILas Vegas, NV DAVID LANZWMer OM: Aaron Wallender ing with vocals in our format. PO /MD: Erik Foxx We seem reactionary instead of vision- PD: J.J. Michaels °A °°s N KBZN/Salt Lake City, UT ary. The format's MD: Jennifer Summers vintage artists include Al Jarreau, Randy Crawford, PD Rob No Ad0s /MD: Riesen Michael Franks, Enya, Sade and George Benson, but are we truly develop- KTWV /LosE Angeles, CA RICHARD ELIOT "D T" PD: Chris Brodie ing and nurturing future vocalists in this format? As the younger audience moves into our WJZZ/Atlanta, GA APD /MD: Ralph Stewart KIFM/San Diego, CA PD /MD: Nick Francis No Adds core demo, we need to acknowledge their musical exposure and make the format wel- PD: Mike Vasquez 2 NESTOR TORES'Gonni come them. Some of those aforementioned vocalists 2 90YZnMEN"cowi APD /MD: Kelly Cole will continue to thrive, but we may 1 RICHARD ELLIOT'0 T" WJZN/Memphis, TN No Ado, also start to hear more hits from India.Arie, Diana Krall, Will Downing, Dido, Maxwell, PD: Norm Miller Erykah KSMJ/Bakersfield. CA MARILYN SCOTT 'Lamm Badu and Alicia Keys seeping into the mix. There is a strong but delicate balance MICHAEL MANSON'Drun KMGQ/Santa Barbara, CA PD /MD: Chris Townshend between radio and listeners. We should expose them to new sounds and new artists yet PD: Mark De Anda ' N,' APD /MD: Steve Bauer WIVE/Miami, respond to their likes and dislikes. You've heard the story of the DJ who believed in a FL GERALD ALBRIGHT- Stoopin PD: Rich McMillan GREG ADAMS 'Roadhouse KENNY RC MODRE "Rime song none' so passionately that, despite an initial negative response, he continued to play it un- WNUA/Chicag0, IL DAVID BENOIT'Comes til the listeners got what the DJ had heard and embraced it. Are PD: Bob Kaake NESTORTORRESE there songs you've played NESTORTORRES'conu"Gonna' APO /MD: Carl Anderson KJZY/`ant Rosa, CA that fall into that category but disappeared after initial research? Research is important, MICHAEL MANSON " Dr o, PD: Gordon Zlot JARREAt. a CGCKER -L2s;- but don't forget your gut instincts. 6 Next week I'll be more vocal on WJZI/Milwaukee, WI APO /MD: Rob Singleton vocals. 2 STEVE OLIVER' Mg, E Int. PD: Steve Scott WNWV /Cleveland, OH GREG ADAMS- Roadhouse" "PRE "DNCOCKER 'Lost" PD /MD: Bernie Kimble KWJZJSeattle Tacoma, WA 2 NESTOR TORRES -Gonna" PD: Carol Handle Marks the Spot" (GRPNMG) No. 1, the- JEFF GOLUB -Cold' y - SAGE 'Somebody" KSBR/Mission Viejo, CA MD: Dianna Rose Gown Colo is, or Joe Sample, for the second week .. OM /PD: Terry Wedel MD: Logan Parris Special EFX's "Cruise Control" (Shanachiei WJZA/Columbus, OH RwALDWIN" OM /PD /MD: Bill Harman BOB BALDWIN "Single' WEIB/Springfield, MA makes a decisive 6 -4* move with an increase o- APO: Gary Wolter PD: Ben Casey 68 plays and becomes a prime NOOSE, MD: Darrel Cutting contender. But KRVR/Modesto, CA MAYSA'Pressure' PD: Jim Bryan PRINCE Lows that's not without fierce competition from Larry BOBKA KOAI/Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX MD: Doug Wulff SHAK AAK"SunrseLDWIN' - Carlton's "Morning Magic' (Warner Bros.), which PD: Maxine Todd LEE RITENOUR "Module LEE RAENOUR'Module" NESTOR TORRES -Gonna' has the advantage of +89 plays and a move from APD /MD: Bret Michael SHERRY WINSTON -Star" 9 -7* and is on 41 of 42 total reporters; that's more WOCD/NewYork, NY OM: John Mullen WSJT/Tampa, FL than any track in the top 10 except Sample ... PD /MD: Charley Connolly OM /PD: Ross Block KJCD/Denver-Boulder, CO KENNY RC MOORE 'Time" MD: Kathy Curtishs Adults make 24.7% of music purchases, and Steve Williams JEFF GOLUB'CoM- Y NESTOR TORRES "Gonna ChuK l'.,EY "Sam' 16 KF NNY G,(: N.`RE" r. MAYSA'P,essurè JOE MLBRIDE"Mammg- 50% of those purchases are made online from such outlets as Amazon and Barnes ;.`.A'A \3.,' R Waaeä FOURPLAY-R011n, OR. 'LORES ELISE GROOVE Sum" & Noble -a figure that's destined to increase. On R &R's SJ E -chart, Norah Jones WJCD/Nortolk, VA WJZW/Washington, DC holds No. 1 for the fourth week, and her CD Ccme Away With Me (Blue Note) is the MD: Larry Hollowell NoAd°, OM: Kenny King No. 5 best -selling title in national sales ... I assumed that Smooth Jazz's stellar spring KVJZ/Des Moines, IA RRLAY Rouyn SPECIAL FR "Control' '02 book would inspire stations with less impressive PD: Mike Bllakemore numbers to emulate their coun- MD: Becky Taylor WJJZ/Philadelphia, PA JRN /(Jones NAC)/National terparts in Chicago, Detroit, Seattle, Los Angeles OM: Anne Gress and other markets by taking a more PD: Steve Hibbard PD: Michael Tozzi aggressive approach to new MD: Cheri Marquant music. Silly me it's mostly business as usual. How- MD: Joe Proke - 2 LEE RITENOUR "nodule" ever, Al Jarreau's mind -bending duet with Joe Cocker, "Lost and Found" (GRPNMG), No Adds BOB BALDWIN "Single' WVMV/Detroit, MI earns seven new adds. including those in Chicago, San Diego (with six plays) and PD: Tom Sleeker KYOT/Phoenix, AZ Miami. R &R Street Talk Daily maven Kevin it MD: Sandy Kovach 42 Total Reporters Carter added to the United Airlines No Adds PD: Shaun Holly APD/MD: Greg Morgan "Top Pop" format he programs and put it on Air Force One! ... Nestor Torres' striking 40 - No Adds Current Playlists arrangement of "Rhythm Is Gonna Get You" (Shanachie) earns five new adds, in- KWZ/Eugene, OR KJZS/Reno, NV Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (2): cluding New York, Atlanta, Miami and Denver. _Carol PD: Chris Crowley PD: Jay Davis WLOOJOrlando, FL Archer, Smooth Jazz Editor RICHARD ELLIOT "O .T' No Adds KKSF/San Francisco, CA Thank you radio, for giving every baby a fighting chance to be born healthy by joining in on the excitement of the 2001 /2002 March of Dimes Achievement in Radio Awards Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Houston, Miami, A.I.R. AWARDS Milwaukee, Nashville, New York, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Diego, St. Louis, Washington Presented Nationally By: Ford Motor Company March Sponsored Nationally By: Arbitron, Katz Media Group, °, Metro Networks /Shadow and R&R Achievement In Radio A Broadcast Competition Celebrating ,\, ofDimes Co- Sponsored By: CURB Records, Interep, McLeod USA, Saving babies, together Excellence in Radio to Benefit the Miller Lite and Viejas Casino ' March of Birth Defects Faundation \) For more information, contact the A.I.R. Awards at: [email protected]; or call: (312)596 -4701. www.americanradiohistory.com 74 R&R August 9, 2002 Rock CYNDEE MAXWELL [email protected] Aspects Of Great Talent And Crappy Talent Industry experts reveal both After getting their fill of Kansas City's famous BBQ, Roadrunner artists Nickelback and Jerry Cantrell spent some face time with KQRC. Oh, yeah, For this Air Personalities theme Issue, I asked several industry executives, "What makes a they played a show there too. Standing (l -r) are Nickelback's Mike Cantrell, Nickelback's Ryan Peake and KQRC Asst. PD /MD Don great personality?" The responses to that question begin with one from a person known in Kroeger, Jantzen. - our industry specifically for developing radio personalities. In addition, I found other indus- try execs to answer the flipside question, "What makes a crappy air talent ?" lack of shame that encourages them to people in our industry, "What makes Here are Lorna Ozmon Bruce Patrick steal great ideas they didn't originate. a crappy air personality?" President, Ozmon Media PD, KEZO /Omaha Great personalities attract people to their responses. the stories they're telling even when A great personality is real, a real Bill Jacobs A great air personality does not they're not on the air. They are fun person speaking to real people. Of Consultant, Jacobs Media present content in its original, literal to be around. They are funny. They course, they are able to relate to the form. Literal reality is seldom corn- are plugged into the tastes, desires The jock who doesn't remember audience. They share their lives with pelling entertainment. Entertainment and lifestyles of the audience they why he or she got into the business in their listeners. The personality they lives in the gap between reality and are targeting. They have lives of their the first place makes for a crappy air emanate while being themselves gives fantasy. Great radio personalities, like own. Their potential for alcohol or talent. Sure, some got into it because the audience a character to love, hate, great comedians, commentators, etc., drug dependency is unmatched only they couldn't think of anything else to cheer for or dislike, but they are not always process each idea to find by their ability to honk off the GM. do, but most got into it because they Ozmon Dave Richards playing a role or reading a script; they unique relatable insights into subject Lorna loved being at and working for a ra- matter, and then they perform in that are real. dio station (especially those who It can't be easily faked when try- gap. the rest of the world is syndicated and work at formats they like). any degree of success. voicetracked, use it to your advantage ing to generate Those who don't remember why Dave Richards no need for a great personal- on the all and off. Be local. There's they got into the business tend to be PD, KISW /Seattle because great "The great ones don't 6. Know that not listening to your ity to try to be someone, lazy, overly critical of the changes are someone: them- 1. Know something about every- own radio station is a surefire way to personalities suffer from paranoia and that have occurred in the business selves. If you're not yourself on the thing and everything about some- eventually look orally foolish and really over the past few years and have sim- air, you're an actor, not a personality. a fear of failure; they thing. unrelatable. ply lost their passion. Without the pas- 2. Know that for every 10 people 7. Know that content is everything, Gary Schoonweäer quite enjoy it. They are sion, there's no way you can be who wing it, one great personality is voice is nothing. entertaining. Without the entertain- by OM/PD, KSJO /San Francisco preparing 10 hours of material for a 8. Know that being inspired loud and boisterous, but ment factor, you're no longer useful A great air personality, regardless of four -hour show. someone is good, but gimmick in- to the radio station. At that point format or daypart, understands what the only to drown out the 3. Know that there are no original fringement is not. you're no longer an air personality, way to grow listeners expect, what they want and ideas; there are only markets where 9. Know that the only voices inside their you're a disc jockey and a crappy what they'll remember and knows how - bits haven't been done before and is to take chances. one at that. names for bits that haven't been used. 10. Hound your boss for feedback. to speak a language that creates an head." 4. Know your market. What plays It's only the truly committed who immediate rapport with the audience. A Don Anthony Jim Richards in Portland, ME and what plays in will truly succeed, and saying you're great air personality also knows that President, Talentmasters are "peanuts" is not a euphemism. Portland, OR are two different things. committed and being committed Laziness makes for a crappy morn- 5. Know your market, part two: If two different things. John Paul ing show. People who don't put a lot PD, WBUF & WYRK/Buffalo of effort into their show, who wing They all have a penchant for mon- their shows and are more focused on A great air personality must be real. ey, and most will do everything they their tee time than the hot topics of the Be yourself. Don't be afraid to be the can to earn as much of it as possible. day are the crappiest; it shows, and it's butt of your own jokes. You must be The great ones don't suffer from para- very transparent. relatable and involved in the same noia and a fear of failure; they quite Shows that aren't updated are crap - things the audience is. While it's nice enjoy it. They are loud and boisterous, py. If your show currently sounds the to be funny, the audience doesn't need but only to drown out the voices in- way it did in 1990 or 1995, it's just a wacky punch line for every joke. A side their head. They tend to have like a television rerun. The minute simple, real reaction will go a lot far- pretty girlfriends, and their wives something newer, better and fresher ther. You must also have fun, which don't look bad either. The really good comes along in your market, listeners has to come across on the air. ones know they live a life that most will kiss you goodbye. Morning Jim Richards of their audience would kill to live. shows have to constantly look at ways Rock Brand to reinvent themselves not every Clear Channel John Lassman - Manager & Director/FM year or every six months, but con- Clear Channel Rock Brand Programming, San Diego stantly. You have to always look at Manager; PD, WRXL/ your show from a product point of Great personalities share similar Richmond view to see if it's fresh and contem- characteristics: They all have egos HANGING WITH NEAL'S A SINCH Self-deprecation with an uncanny porary enough and if it matches up to (which isn't a bad thing), a desire to ability to relate one-on -one with their the expectations of listeners. At a show in Kansas City, Roadrunner's Jason Martin and Mark Abramson be liked, varying degrees of self-es- audience members. Crappy morning shows don't fully brought KQRC PD Neal Mirksy together with Tony Lannutti, a member teem (or lack thereof), an ability to be utilize or manage each personality's of their new band Sinch. Seen here (l -r) are Martin, Mirsky, Lannutti coached and to accept outside advice On The Other Side unique role on the show. Every person and Abramson. and, ideally, some smarts. The very To get the other end of the equa- best ones also come equipped with a tion, I also asked some prominent Continued on Page 76 www.americanradiohistory.com 75 R' August 9, 2002 LAST TOTAL 4. /- GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS/ WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS í00) Most Added® www.rradds.com 1 Q RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 753 +2 68147 10 33/0 2 2 PUDDLE OF MUDD Drift & Die (Flawless /Geffen /Interscope) 699 -9 64562 16 33/0 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) ADDS 3 3 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 509 -131 49307 16 33/0 DISTURBED Prayer (Reprise) 12 4 4 DEFAULT Deny (TVT) 489 -5 38381 18 31/0 GAVIN ROSSDALE Adrenaline (Universal) 5 P.O.D. Satellite (Atlantic) 5 9 0 NICKELBACK Never Again (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 484 +97 44006 4 31/0 INCUBUS Circles (Immortal/Epic) 4 7 6 GODSMACK I Stand Alone (Republic/Universal) 432 -12 41777 27 18/0 DRIVE -BY TRUCKERS Let There... (Lost Highway/IDJMG) 3 5 0 CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) 428 +6 42250 17 27/0 PUDDLE OF MUDD She... (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) 2 10 0 PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not (DreamWorks) 396 +13 29786 12 25/0 LIFEHOUSE Spin (DreamWorks) 2 6 9 TOMMY LEE Hold Me Down (MCA) 394 -12 35872 21 25/0 CHEVELLE The Red (Epic) 2 MARC COPELY Surprise (RCA) 11 0 RUSH Secret Touch (Atlantic) 346 +10 24591 8 26/0 2 BLINDSIDE Pitiful ( Elektra/EEG) 2 15 m DEF LEPPARD Now (Island/IDJMG) 335 +35 28137 4 22/0 STONE SOUR Bother (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 2 12 ® BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Columbia) 332 +2 31584 5 21/0 8 13 PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless/Geffen /Interscope) 324 -39 31557 40 32/0 13 14 NICKELBACK Too Bad (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 304 -2 34155 36 25/0 Most Increased 16 0 FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) 303 +18 20730 6 23/0 Plays 41*4111111i4U& 17 16 AUDIOVENT The Energy (Atlantic) 291 -4 21960 13 27/1 TOTAL PLAY 18 m HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) 283 +13 24509 13 20/0 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE 14 18 ROBERT PLANT Darkness, Darkness (Universal) 277 -32 26157 9 24/0 PUDDLE OF MUDD She... (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) +151 NICKELBACK Never Again (Roadrunner/IDJMG) +97 19 19 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (American /Columbia) 257 -6 21241 8 18/0 THEORY OF A DEADMAN Nothing... (Roadrunner/IDJMG) +90 21 TRUSTCOMPANY Downfall (Geffen /Interscope) 216 +7 17104 9 19/0 ¡Debut> DISTURBED Prayer (Reprise) +80 THEORY OF A DEADMAN Nothing... (Roadrunner 215 +90 1 ® /IDJMG) 16361 25/0 LIFEHOUSE Spin (DreamWorks) +66 ¡Debut> I® PUDDLE OF MUDD She Hates Me (Flawless /Geffen/Interscope) 213 +151 20237 1 27/2 PRIMUS W/OZZY N.I.B. (Divine/Priority) +41 23 23 KORN Thoughtless (Immortal/Epic) 188 -13 12350 5 15/0 GAVIN ROSSDALE Adrenaline (Universal) +37 20 24 EARSHOT Get Away (Warner Bros.) 177 -64 13327 18 21/0 DEF LEPPARD Now (Island/IDJMG) +35 MARC COPELY Surprise (RCA) +34 22 25 AEROSMITH Girls Of Summer (Columbia) 174 -21 17399 11 16/0 CREED My Sacrifice (Wind -up) +26 27 a) MUST Freechild (Wind -up) 165 +13 11800 2 14/0 ¡Debut> ® LIFEHOUSE Spin (DreamWorks) 161 +66 13479 1 19/2 25 28 TOOL Parabola (Volcano) 159 -32 14714 15 15/0 Most Played 26 a SINCH Something More (Roadrunner /IDJMG) 157 +1 11392 4 18/0 Recurrents 29 ROB ZOMBIE Demon Speeding (Geffen /lnterscope) 153 +17 10616 16/0 a 3 TOTAL ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS 37 Rock reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of STAIND For You (Flip/ Elektra/EEG) 292 7/28 -8/3. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with the larger increase in plays is placed NICKELBACK How You Remind Me (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 274 first. Songs below No. 15 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to R &R by each reporting station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week-to -week increases LINKIN PARK In The End (Warner Bros.) 254 in total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from DEFAULT Wasting My Time (TVT) 240 the Arbitron Company (copyright 2002. The Arbitron Company). (C) 2002. R &R, Inc. CREED My Sacrifice (Wind -up) 222 New & Active STAIND Its Been Awhile (Flip/Elektra/EEG) 197 DISTURBED Down With The Sickness (Giant/Reprise) 188 SEETHER Fine Again (Wind -up) MARC COPELY Surprise (RCA) PUDDLE OF MUDD Control (Flawless/Geffen /Interscope) 184 Total Plays: 142, Total Stations: 16, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 77, Total Stations: 13, Adds: 2 PRIMUS W /OZZY N.I.B. (Divine /Priority) 178 CHEVELLE The Red (Epic) 30 SECONDS TO MARS Capricorn (Immortal/Virgin) TOOL Schism (Volcano) 177 Total Plays: 123, Total Stations: 17, Adds: 2 Total Plays: 75, Total Stations: 9, Adds: 1 3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal) 169 BREAKING BENJAMIN Polyamorous (Hollywood) BUZZHORN Ordinary (Atlantic) INCUBUS I Wish You Were Here (Immortal/Epic) 163 Plays: Total 96, Total Stations: 9, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 69, Total Stations: 12, Adds: 1 3 DOORS DOWN Loser (Republic/Universal) 138 DISTURBED Prayer (Reprise) GOO GOO DOLLS Big Machine (Warner Bros.) Total Plays: 80, Total Stations: 12, Adds: 12 Total Plays: 59, Total Stations: 5, Adds: 0 R &R Station Playlists have COLOR RED Sore Throat (RCA) GAVIN ROSSDALE Adrenaline (Universal) moved to the web. See all monitored Total Plays: 78, Total Stations: 10, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 39, Total Stations: 11, Adds: 5 of our reporters at www.radioandrecords.com. Songs ranked by total plays LeiE Lex &Terry WINNINC COAST 2 COAST ,acksonville -WFYV #1 12+ for over 6 years #1 M25 -54 for 8+ years Bakersfield -KKBB Now Top 5 Men 25 -54 88% growth in under a year Tulsa-KTRO Now Top 3 M18-34 Station best ratings ever Seattle -KFNK Now Top 10 M18 -34 +167% growth in one year Chattanooga -WRXR Still #1 Men 18 -34 #2 Adults 18 -34 Also winning them over in New Orleans, Charlotte, Springfield, Greenville, Pensacola, Virginia Beach, Ft. Myers, Roanoke, and many more!! COY\ SYNDICATION wwv cozradiosyndication. com Peter Welpton at 214- 528-4160, or peter @lexandterry.com www.americanradiohistory.com 76 R &R August 9, 2002 Rock eto r; "1-42: Reporters * WONE/Akron, OH' WKGB/Binghamton, NY KNCN /Corpus Christi, TX' WCLG/TVlorgantown, WV WMMR/Philadelphia, PA' WCMF/Rochester, NY KXUS/Springfield, MO KMOD/Tulsa, OK' PD: Tony Matted PD/MD: Rob Hurt PD: TK. O'Grady PD: Jim Free PD: Paula Newell PO: Jeff Miller PD: Sam Milkman PD: John McCrae MD: Mark McClain APD: Tim Daugherty MD: Tim Boland MD: Monte Montana MD: Deve Murdock APO/PAD: Ken Zipeto MD: Dave Kane 30 SECONDS TO MARS "Capricorn" BRUCE SnRINGSTEEN "RIsIng" BU22HORN "Ordinary" CHEVELLE "Red" 2 DISTURBED 'Prayer' MAD AT GRAVITY "Away" 7 DISTURBED "Prayer" No Adds BLINDSIDE "Pitiful" 3 INCUBUS "Circles' CEF LEPPARD New" DOIVE-BY TRUCKERS "Rock" DISTURBED 'Prayer GAVIN ROSSDALE Adrenaline" 1 THEORY Of A DEADMAN "Nothing" 1 BLINDSIDE "Pitiful" P.O.D. "Satellite" INCUBUS "Circles" STONE SOUR "Bother" WBUFButtalo, NY' WTUE/Dayton, OH' KDKB/Phoenix, AZ. Pp: Ton nttad WAOX/Syr cuse, WMZK/Wausau, WI KZRR/Albuquerque, NM " Pa John Paul y PD: Joe nna NY' APD/MD: John Beaulieu Dock Ellis PD/PAD: Bob O'Dell PD/MD: Nick Summers Dlr/Prog: Bill May No Adds ma PUDDLE Of MUDD "Hates" WXRñ/RDCkfOM, IL APO: Dave Fdslne PD: Phil Mahoney WDHA/Morristown, NJ ' LIFEHOUSE "Spin 19 EARSHOT "Get" MD: Rob Brothers PDAID: Terri* Can PD/PAD: Jim Stone INCUBUS "Circles" DISTURBED "Prayer" TED NAGENT gave" No Adds 3 KID ROCKISHERYL CROW "Picture" 15 DISTURBED "Prayer" WRDK/Canton, OH' KLAO/EI Paso, TX' PD: Magi* Mike Ramsey PD/MO: Todd Downerd KBER/Salt Lake City,N UT ` APD/MD: Glenn Gara WHEBIPortsmouth, NH" WIOT/Toledo, OH' No Adds OM: Bruce Jones NC KZMZ/Alexandria, LA GREENWHEEL'Breathe WBABMassauSufiolk, NY' OM: CaryCa Pall WROR/Wilmington, PDIMD: Alex James PD: Kelly Hammer PD/MD: Dave Rossi OM: John Stevens PD: T Manning LENNY KRAVITZ Could" PD: John Olsen «t 1 DISTURBED "Prayer" APD/PAD: Helen Powers GAVIN AOSSDALE "Adrenaline" APD/PAD: Greggregg Stepp Pat Cloud ppDT1D: John Parise PO LIFEHOUBE'Spn D 'Sate en- DISTURBED "Prayer" No Adds pp 5 AUDIOVENT "Energy" No Adds GAVIN ROSSDALE "Adrenaline" WPXC/Cape Cod, MA OM: Steve McVle WPHD/Elmira- Corning, NY PD: Suzanne Tonaire g' GM: George Herne WKLT/Traverse City, MI DEE LEPPARD "Now KSJO/San Francisco, CA* MD: Jay Wulff KFZX/Odessa- Midland, TX PD/MD: Tern Ray KATS/Yakima, WA WHJY/Providence, Rl" OM: cary sdwenweti*r Ron Hems WZZO/Allentown, PA ` 32 DEF LEPPARD "Now" PDIMD: Steve Drlscoli GREENWNEEL "Breathe' OM: PD: Joe Bevllacqua 2aNk TYi*r PUDDLE PO: Robin Lee 31 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN "Rising" 13 KORN "Though" DRIVE-BY TRUCKERS "Rock" 6 OF MUDD "Hates" APD: Doug Peimien 8 DISTURBED "Prayer" MD: Keith Moyer 30 NICKELBACK "Never SYSTEM Of A DOWN DflAGPIPE Simple" 6 DISTURBED "Prayer" MD: John Laurent AUDIOVENT "Energy" DRAGPIPE No Adds DRAGPIPE 6 SYSTEM OF A DOWN "Chop" MUST "Freechild" 5 Rao. -Satellite" WYBB/Charleston, SC" 5 DISTURBED "Prayer" PDr AD: Mike Allen 1 STONE SOUR "Bother" DRIVE-BY 'RUCKERS "Rock MARC COPELY "Surprise" KLOL/Houston, TX' KLPX/Tucson, AZ' WNCD/Youngstown, OH " KZOZ/San Luis Obispo, CA KWHL/Anchorage, AK ONVPD: Vince Richards PD/MD: Jonas Hunter PD: Chris Patrick APD: London Fields MD: Steve Floc KEZO /Omaha, NE ' APD: Chita Po D saterné PD. Larry Snider MD: Jordan Black Patrick No Adds GAV N ROSSCALE Adrenaline" MD: Kathy Mitche I No Adds PD/MD: Bruce P.0.0. Satdlhe" FC D Satellite No Adds CREEPING EYE "Naked" ,UIIFr' c'u'e` WKLC/Charleston, WV DOIVE -BV TRUCE "dodu' VA "Simple" PD/MD: Mike Rappaport WRXL/Richmond, PD. John Lassmen INCUBUSUS "Groles WRKR/Kalamazoo, MI MD: Casey Krukowsld GLASSJAW PD: Mike McKelly KCLB/Palm CA INJECTED "Bullet" Springs, 6 DISTURBED "Prayer' APD/MD Jay Deacon PDIMD: fish Lacy CHEVELLE "Red" WAPLJAppleton, POD. "Satellite" WI' FADEADMAN "Nothing' B INCUBUS "Circles" PD: Joe Calgaro *Monitored Reporters / \ 6 DISTURBED "Prayer" KXFX/Santa Rosa, CA' I I/A . \ APD/MD: Cramer PD: Don HlHarrison g'? ?D N' GENT Crave' MD: Howard Freele Total Reporters 57 % "sr Adds o- WDBZ/Macon, GA WEBN/Cincinnati, OH PI/ Erich West KCAL/Riverside, CA' 37 Total Monitored OM: Scott Reinhart MD: Sarin Scott WRRX/Pensacola, FL PD, Steve Hoffman PD: Michael Walter Nr 5:ris ONWD: Dan McClintock MD: M.J. Matthews KLBJ /Austin, TX ` MD: Rick "The Dude" Vaske 14 20 Total Indicator OM: Jeff Carter DISTURBED "Pr"Prayer Ns Adds KISW/Seattle- Tacoma, WA " 11 GNR "Prayer MD: Loris Lowe 2 INCUBUS "Circles PD: Dove Richards B GAVIN "Adrenaline" MARC COPELY "Surprise" APDiMD: Kyles Brooks 1 BLINDSIDE "PMuI" moves 3 DISTURBED "Prayer" Note: KTUX/Shreveport, LA KFRO/McAllen, TX' 2 GAVIN ASSODALE "Adrenaline" from Active Rock to Rock. PD: Alen Duran MD: Keith West WWCT/Peoria, IL Note: WBBB/Raleigh- Durham, NC DRAGPIPE Sample- PD: Jamie Markley WROV/R kilcie /rids u19.114' Rock Active Rock. KIOCBeaumord, TX' INCUBUS "Cades" MD: Debbie Hunter PD: Aaron Roberts moves from to IOIProg: Debbie Wyllie WVRIVColumbus, GA POD. "Satellite" 4 DISTURBED "Prayer" MD: Held! Krummart KTUX/Shreveport, LA' PDRAD: Mike Davis OM: Bean Waters DISTURBED 'Prayer" INCUBUS "Circles" DISTURBED "Prayer" No Adds 1 ORME -BV TRUCKERS "Rock" P0.D. DISTURBED "Prayer DISTURBED "Prayer Satellite" PUDDLE OF MUDD "Hates" and tech- Aspects Of Talent.... sume that people understand what Neal Mirsky offering suggestions you're doing or what you're talking niques for improvement, then I hear Continued from Page 74 PD, KQRC/Kansas City about. Being uninformed is not him on the air the next day, and I that son on the show should have a very good, especially when personalities One of the characteristics hear absolutely no attempt at im- specific purpose to which they stay talk about things they don't under- "Don't try to be funnier makes for a crappy air talent is provement. I find myself asking, true. Duplication of roles makes the stand and make comments on things spewing out cliches and "radioisms" "Was he in that meeting? I know than comedians when make him sound like a disc show sound diluted, which results in in the news that they don't fully that that I was there. Was he ?" It's very a real person very little incentive for listeners to grasp. they are guests on the jockey rather than frustrating. tune in. Great personalities do their home- communicating one -on -one with his listeners. The Good And The Crappy Other things that make for crap - work in order to create great shows. show. And don't try to I In general, personalities are usu- py shows: those who try to sound They take the extra steps to go on- also hate when a jock comes out -Hollywood your ally not 100% or 100% crap - too cool for the room; those who line, pull up the newspapers and across like she thinks she is more great she plays. py. who possess more of the talk over their listener's heads; gain a good understanding of the celebrity guests." important than the music Those in have to avoid the those who use too much inside ban- issues. If you have the knowledge Very rarely does a listener tune great qualities Don Anthony with the suc- ter; personalities who don't update and can expand on the topics, you because a particular jock is on the trap of being content air. listeners tuning in to cess they already have and not their shows constantly - they as- come off as smarter and cooler. And The are sume people are listening to them listeners will benefit from your hear Metallica, Creed, Limp Bizkit, striving to improve. Those person- need for two hours straight through, knowledge of those issues. Godsmack, etc. alities with more weaknesses wary to which is, obviously, a wrong as- People who are not plugged into Perhaps my biggest talent- relat- to be of the urge simply ed pet peeve is when I invest my give up. Both have room to grow, sumption. their listeners' world make for crap - show can't do the homework on the be to You have to constantly update py show hosts. You can be out of the things that are most popular with time going over an aircheck with and both should encouraged listeners about what's going on demo, but it doesn't mean that your your listeners: the movies, TV a jock, pointing out crutches and continue developing. throughout your show. You can't as- producer or somebody else on the shows, concerts, etc. You have to be fully aware of what's going on. More often than not, you yourself have to go watch those movies and TV shows. You "Without the passion, there's no way you can be may not personally like them, but "There's no need for a great personality to try and you must have a real understanding entertaining. Without the entertainment factor, be someone, because great personalities are of them so you can comment on you're no longer useful to the radio station. At that them intelligently. It's very impor- someone: themselves. If you're not yourself on the tant for personalities to live in and point, you're no longer an air personality, you're a have a strong grasp of their listen- air, you're an actor and not a personality." ers' world. disc jockey. And a crappy one at that." Bruce Patrick Lastly, don't try to be funnier than Bill Jacobs comedians when they are guests on the show. And don't try to out-Hol- lywood your celebrity guests. www.americanradiohistory.com 77 Active Rock Top 50 August 9, 2002 LAST THIS TOTAL +1- GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS/ WEEK WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS 1001 Most Added, Q RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 1884 +44 152369 10 60/0 www.rradds.com 2 2 PUDDLE OF MUDD Drift & Die (Flawless /Geffen /Interscope) 1663 -61 123410 19 58/0 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) ADDS 3 Q PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not (DreamWorks) 1656 +94 130081 14 60/0 DISTURBED Prayer (Reprise) 56 5 Q SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (American/Columbia) 1595 +148 138958 11 58/1 P.O.D. Satellite (Atlantic) 20 4 GODSMACK I Stand Alone (Republic/Universal) Q 1495 +19 140259 27 54/0 INCUBUS Circles (Immortal/Epic) 14 6 6 EARSHOT Get Away (Warner Bros.) 1343 -33 124056 24 56/0 DRAGPIPE Simple Minded (Interscope) 11 STONE SOUR Bother (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 10 7 Q KORN Thoughtless (Immortal/Epic) 1268 +117 103299 9 59/0 PUDDLE OF MUDD She... (Flawless /Geffen/lnterscope) 8 10 Q NICKELBACK Never Again (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 1167 +135 97590 6 56/1 GLASSJAW Cosmopolitan Bloodloss (Warner Bros.) 7 8 Q HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) 1119 +36 77972 18 51/1 BLINDSIDE Pitiful (Elektra/EEG) 6 12 TRUSTCOMPANY Downfall (Geffen/Interscope) 1092 +94 92919 14 58/0 GAVIN ROSSDALE Adrenaline (Universal) 6 THEORY OF A DEADMAN Nothing... 13 FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) 1037 +59 75170 7 53/1 (Roadrunner /IDJMG) 5 9 12 TOOL Parabola (Volcano) 1024 -10 86834 19 52/0 11 ® STAIND For You (Flip /Elektra/EEG) 1000 +19 80770 33 56/0 Gavin Rossdale 15 AUDIOVENT The Energy (Atlantic) 955 +46 72891 15 54/1 "Adrenaline" 19 Q ROB ZOMBIE Demon Speeding (Geffen /Interscope) 836 +61 70862 7 56/1 14 16 KORN Here To Stay (Immortal /Epic) 792 -99 90660 21 52/0 Most Added 17 17 DEFAULT Deny (TVT) 772 -83 55527 19 42/0 16 18 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 706 -242 38948 16 39/0 Second Week ¡Debut> DISTURBED Prayer (Reprise) e 701 +699 68420 1 56/56 XXX Soundtrack In Stores Now 18 20 P.O.D. Boom (Atlantic) 654 -122 52165 17 43/0 Movie Opens this Friday, August 9th 21 CHEVELLE The Red (Epic) 647 +71 56637 6 54/2 34 e PUDDLE OF MUDD She Hates Me (Flawless /Geffen /Interscope) 589 +292 46988 2 52/8 RECORDS 22 e SINCH Something More (Roadrunner /IDJMG) 503 +18 42220 8 48/0 24 m VINES Get Free (Capitol) 493 +61 40528 9 40/1 Most Increased 23 25 CREED One Last Breath (Wind-up) 492 -61 39595 18 31/0 Plays 25 BREAKING BENJAMIN Polyamorous (Hollywood) 480 +52 38744 5 48/0 26 e SEETHER Fine Again (Wind -up) 450 +43 32393 5 43/3 TOTAL PLAY ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE 38 THEORY OF A DEADMAN Nothing... (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 445 +202 34576 3 44/5 DISTURBED Prayer (Reprise) +699 28 e EPIDEMIC Walk Away (Elektra/EEG) 410 +12 26687 8 42/0 PUDDLE OF MUDD She... (Flawless/Geffen /interscope) +292 31 e HIVES Hate To Say I Told You So (Burning/Epitaph /Sire /Reprise) 407 +39 23990 7 29/2 THEORY OF A DEADMAN Nothing... (Roadrunner/IDJMG) +202 30 INJECTED Bullet e (Island/IDJMG) 359 +3 32781 5 38/2 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (American /Columbia) +148 37 e BLINDSIDE Pitiful ( Elektra/EEG) 331 +86 27364 2 45/6 NICKELBACK Never Again (Roadrunner/IDJMG) +135 GAVIN ROSSDALE Adrenaline (Universal) +124 29 33 JERRY CANTRELL Anger Rising (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 317 -61 38342 18 36/0 KORN Thoughtless (Immortal/Epic) +117 27 34 ADEMA Freaking Out (Arista) 301 -106 25560 12 31/0 30 SECONDS TO MARS Capricorn (ImmortaWirgin) +105 39 e COLOR RED Sore Throat (RCA) 268 +35 17102 4 33/2 PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not (DreamWorks) +94 32 36 OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) 259 -65 18191 17 21/0 TRUSTCOMPANY Downfall (Geffen/Interscope) +94 50 e 30 SECONDS TO MARS Capricorn (ImmortalNirgin) 255 +105 20266 2 31/4 33 38 NONPOINT Your Signs (MCA) 252 -66 20277 11 23/0 Most Played 46 e LIFEHOUSE Spin (DreamWorks) 248 +63 11631 2 19/1 Recurrents 36 40 SOIL Breaking Me Down (J) 242 -16 21030 11 24/0 TOTAL ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) 35 41 STAIND Epiphany (Flip /Elektra/EEG) 240 -59 16860 16 24/0 PLAYS DISTURBED Down With The Sickness (Giant/Reprise) 625 43 MAD AT GRAVITY Walk Away (ARTISTdirect) 231 +21 17427 6 27/3 LINKIN PARK In The End (Warner Bros.) 609 42 e SEVENDUST Crucified (TVT) 226 +13 18218 6 18/0 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Toxicity (American/Columbia) 587 41 44 BUZZHORN Ordinary (Atlantic) 223 -2 15451 5 27/1 TOMMY LEE Hold Me Down (MCA) 575 48 LOSTPROPHETS Fake Sound Of Progress (Columbia) 188 +14 20553 4 19/0 DEFAULT Wasting My Time (TVT) 555 NICKELBACK Too Bad (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 525 44 46 LINKIN PARK Runaway (Warner Bros.) 186 -6 25088 20 9/0 LINKIN PARK Crawling (Warner Bros.) 504 CD JIMMY EAT WORLD Sweetness (DreamWorks) 181 +54 10843 6 8/1 P.O.D. Youth Of The Nation (Atlantic) 502 48 AARON LEWIS Black (Label /Elektra/EEG) 174 -52 14119 12 10/0 PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless /Geflenilnterscope) 500 49 INCUBUS Warning (Immortal/Epic) 163 -55 10301 17 15/0 HOOBASTANK Crawling In The Dark (Island/IDJMG) 492 TOOL Schism (Volcano) 466 STONE SOUR Bother (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 162 +57 15305 1 12/10 P.O.D. Alive (Atlantic) 461 60 Active Rock reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of 7/28 -8/3. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with the larger increase in plays is R &R Station Playlists have moved to the web. placed first. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to R &R by each reporting station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week-to -week See all of our monitored reporters at increases in total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with www.radioandrecords.corn. permission from the Arbitron Company (copyright 2002, The Arbitron Company). (C) 2002, R &R, Inc. ExposENEW PRODUCTS AVAILABLE! CALL TODAY FOR A CATALOG! FirstFlash! L 1 N E c EventTape' 6528 Constitution Drive BunchaBanners' Fort Wayne, Indiana 46804 FtashBags°" Fax: (260) 436 -6739 BumperStickers www.firsülash.com Ponchos KeyTags 1- 800 -21 FLASH \_... ¿nn.. P.' C yon. Pe ,C Pn tv yo StadiumCups 1-800- 213-5274 www.americanradiohistory.com 78 Active Rock U August 9, 2002 IiateTneMusic.com America's Best Testing Active Rock Songs 12+ New & Active 1Iw7iLtR:tSF:Ye For The Week Ending 8/9/02. FLIPP Freak (Artemis) Artist Title (Label) TW LW Familiarity Burn TD Familiarity Burn Total Plays: 152, Total Stations: 19, Adds: 4 P.O.D. Satellite (Atlantic) 4.08 3.92 90% 18% 4.11 91% 16% SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (American /Columbia) Total Plays: 144, Total Stations: 30, Adds: 20 ROB ZOMBIE Demon Speeding (Geffen /lnterscope) 4.00 3.98 76% 10% 3.98 79% 11% STEPA Aquarium (Locomotive) 3.96 3.95 88% 20% 3.92 89% 22% TOOL Paranoia (Volcano) Total Plays: 136, Total Stations: 14, Adds: 0 40% GODSMACK I Stand Alone (Republic/Universal) 3.95 3.99 97% 41% 4.04 97% GAVIN ROSSDALE Adrenaline (Universal) 3.94 3.81 97% 38% 3.95 96% 36% SYSTEM OF A DOWN Toxicity (American/Columbia) Total Plays: 130, Total Stations: 16, Adds: 6 JERRY CANTRELL Anger Rising (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 3.91 4.03 85% 17% 3.93 88% 16% MUST Freechild (Wind-up) KORN Here To Stay /Epic) 3.84 3.86 93% 26% 3.87 92% 24% (Immortal Total Plays: 120, Total Stations: 13, Adds: 1 EARSHOT Get Away (Warner Bros.) 3.83 3.90 81% 22% 3.82 84% 25% LINKIN PARK Pts Of Athrty (Remix) (Warner Bros.) KORN /Epic) 3.82 3.78 82% 16% 3.85 81% 15% Thoughtless (Immortal Total Plays: 118, Total Stations: 6, Adds: 1 STAIND For You (Flip Elektra/EEG) 3.73 3.80 95% 43% 3.55 95% 46% / INCUBUS Circles (ImmortalEpic) 3.81 69% 14% 3.65 72 °/9 14% TRUSTCOMPANY Downfall (lnterscope) 3.70 Total Plays: 93, Total Stations: 20, Adds: 14 NICKELBACK Never Again (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 3.69 3.81 82% 21% 3.66 85% 21% HATEBREED I Will Be Heard (Universal) 94% 31% 3.51 94% 35% HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) 3.69 3.78 Total Plays: 88, Total Stations: 10, Adds: 0 PUDDLE OF MUDD Drift & Die (Flawless/Geffen /lnterscope) 3.68 3.67 95% 38% 3.58 95% 41% WHITE STRIPES Dead Leaves And... (Third ManN2) 28% 3.50 96% 32% RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 3.67 3.66 96% Total Plays: 64, Total Stations: 8, Adds: 0 STAIND Epiphany (Flip /Elektra/EEG) 3.67 3.78 91% 33% 3.45 90% 36% GREENWHEEL Breathe (Island/IDJMG) FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) 3.66 3.72 73% 14% 3.61 74% 15% Total Plays: 61, Total Stations: 9, Adds: 1 NONPOINT Your Signs (MCA) 3.66 3.78 56% 90 3.65 58% 10% DEFAULT Deny (TVT) 3.60 3.70 84% 24% 3.43 84% 28% Songs ranked by total plays AUDIOVENT The Energy (Atlantic) 3.59 3.85 63% 14% 3.58 70% 16% ADEMA Freaking Out (Arista) 3.58 3.67 71% 16% 3.49 74% 18% CHAD KROEGER F/JOSEY SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia'IDJMG) 3.58 3.66 96% 48% 3.43 97% 52% Indicator PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not (Dream Works) 3.57 3.61 93% 26% 3.47 92% 27% CHEVELLE The Red (Epic) 3.56 46% 8 °/n 3.50 50% 90 OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) 3.54 3.58 75% 22% 3.35 75% 25% Most Added® P.O.D. Boom (Atlantic) 3.48 3.47 95% 35% 3.54 94% 35% DISTURBED Prayer (Reprise) TOMMY LEE Hold Me Down (MCA) 3.43 3.48 86% 29% 3.35 88% 31% P.O.D. Satellite (Atlantic) CREED One Last Breath (Wind-up) 3.27 3.35 94% 39% 3.14 94% 43% DRAGPIPE Simple Minded (lnterscope) 21% VINES Get Free (Capitol) 3.19 3.23 60% 19% 2.97 60% PUDDLE OF MUDD She Hates Me (Flawless /Geffen /I nterscope) Total sample size is 698 respondents. Total average favorability estimates are based on a scale of 1 -5. (1=dislike very much, 5 =like very much). Total familiarity represents the percentage of respondents who recognized the song. Total burn represents the number of respondents who INCUBUS Circles (Immortal/Epic) said they are tired of hearing the song. Sample composition is based on persons 12 +. TD = Target Demo (Females 18 -34). Persons are GAVIN ROSSDALE Adrenaline (Universal) results are not screened via the Internet. Once passed, they can take the music test based on their format/music preference. RateTheMusic.com THEORY OF A DEADMAN Nothing Could meant to replace callout research. The results are intended to show opinions of participants on the Internet only. RateTheMusic is a registered Come Between Us (Roadrunner/IDJMG) trademark of RateTheMusic.com. The RTM system is available for local radio stations by calling 407/523 -7272. RateTheMusic.com data GLASSJAW Cosmopolitan Bloodloss (Warner Bros.) is provided by Mediabase Research, A division of Premiere Radio Networks. Reporters OR KUR0iSan Luis Obispo, CA WXTB/rampa, FL * WOBK/Albaoy, NY KROR/Chico, CA WWBN/Flint, MI WCCC/Hartford, CT WX72uLexington- Fayetle. KY WRATMIonmouth -Ocean, NJ' KUFO/Portland, OM: Brad Hardin TD/MD: Dave HIII PD/MD: Dain Sandoval PD: Brian Beddow PD: Michael Picozzl OM/PD: Lee Reynolds PD: Cad Craft OM: Dave Numme PD/MD: Adam Burnes Mike Karolyl MD: Suzy Boe APD/MD: Robyn Lane APDAPD/MD: Al Scott OISTLRBEDZr... 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Wayne, IN' INJECTED "Buller RAw"simq' scopringfield, MA t0 DISTURBED "Prayer D PIPE°' De" Jules Riley Jim Fox BY "Alm PD: Java Patte son FD: GLASSJAW 'Bbod' Lpol PD/MD: Chris Lloydlo d PUDDLE OF MUDD "Hates' MD: Markna Davis DISTURBED INCUBUS 'Cedes' MD: deky er STONE SWR "Romer' 10 500'Sate*" KFMX/Lubbock, TX 23 DISTURBED Worth, TX ` s DISTURBED 2 DPM,RPE "e WAMXM501 Orion, WV OM: Wes N n , BIINDSIDE'PrtMf 1 30 SECONDS TO MAPS 'Passes' h' s t PD: Max Dugan , STONE SOUR 'Botha" PD/PAD: Paw Osi nd to HOWASTANK "Dewlap" KATT/Dklahoma City, OK ' KRAB/ESOFMUDO d. APD: Chris Ryan CA' 19 DISTURBED "Prayer" 10 PUDDLE 0 MUDO"11aeA' OM: Chris Baker I MD: Cindy Scull 7 Tmytr WNVE/Rocheoter, NY' PD/MD: Danny Spanks 6 INCUBUS "Gaels( DISaIRRE MD: Jake Daniels 10 DISTURBED "Prayer WRUKainesvilb"Ocala, FL 2 POD. Satellite" ()BAGPIPE v PUDDLE OF "Hares' PD: Erick Anderson 4 FLIPP "Rea( P.O O. "Sawke" 19 DISTURBED "Prayer' 9 DISTURBED 'Prayer' PD: Kerry Guaaa MD, 13 ROB ZOMBIE Don Vincent I THEORY OF A DENMAN'NOming' MD. `Demon" 7 CHEVELLE Ryan MOM If 6 VINES 'Erse DLsTU" Sole 5 WI ' HIVES-Hat' 11 "° WRTT/Huntsville. AL WJJO/Madison, * KBPIDenver- Boulder. CO' NCUBUS'GcYS' KROC/Dmaha,NE Monitored Reporters OM: Rob Hartle. PD;Rand y Hawke ' PD PD: Tim Sheridan Bob Richards PD/MD. Jimbo Wood APD/MD: Blake Patton KRXO/Sacramento, CA APDi5D Willie B. MD: Jon Teary WIYY/Batlimore,MD WKLO/Drand Rapids, MI DISTURBED "Prayer" 24 DISTURBED "Prayer" Stn. Mgr.: Curtiss Johnson 76 Total Reporters i< DRAGNPE Deeper 6 DISTURBED "Prayer' PD: Rick Strauss OM: Tonyy Gates DRAG %PE Sena" PD: Pat Martin %q Q P ?-C= e P00. "SaMae' DRAGPIPE Simpk- APDMID: Rob Heckman PD/MD: Mark Feurle GlAS51AW'Bbod INCUBUS "Cedes- THEORY OF A DEADMAN 'Nothing- MD: Paul Marshall FO PP rr .7707 AM D: Tomsbvrou P0.0.Sate. 60 Total Monitored 18 DISTURBED 'Prayer" WM/Pensacola, FL Ea C 4 TUBBEC 're POD 1 'Satellite" WGIR/Manchester. NH KAZR/Des Moines, IA DIdP : Joel Sampson PUDDLE OF MUOO'Rees" PD. Sean Elliott PD: Potion Knight Mark The Sea k" Dyba WKOZ/SagmaW, MI WCPR/Biloxi- Gulfport, MS KORCMansas City. O MD: PD, MD: Jo Michaels ty' Meegan Collier 22 DisiuesD' ;.,, Hunter Scott OM:WWayneaY WZOR/TreeO WI PD: Neal 16 Total Indicator - rye. 24 DlCuBUS Odes'. 'r DST ., P 13 FILTER "Mors APD/MD: Sean Kelly PD: Scot Fox PD: Roxanne Steele, J APD/MD: antxen INCUN ROSncks' D TFR PHETS 'Program" INCUBUS,- ' DRAGESPEDPmy¢r 14 Current Indicator Playlists MD:MacS"Gi 17 18 DL.E i PO., Y MAN ROSSDALE'Adrnaere' 0SECONDTODISTURBED "Prayer" Mr 'Se 3 STAID SOURi-S " INCUBUS "Cocks' SOUR 1 INCUBUSAW"DM' 1 305ESECONDS TO MARS Yaprkorr, tiIf'r,f POIW'Bdmr' " , SOUR tier" 1 GLASSJAW "Bbod MAD ATGMNTV "Aft P.O C. SaeIHe" I DISTURBED ' WRIF/Detroit, MI WXOR/Dreenville, NC' GANNROSSD0.f"AUmrehne" New (1): eOD. Satdae` WIXO/Peoria, IL ReporterP OM/PD: Doug PWNI PD: Brien Rickman WLUM/Milwaukee. WI ( ) APD: Wes Adams Interim PD/MD: Tommy Wilde PD/MD: Matt Bahan WZBH/Salisbury , MD APWMD: Mark Pennington KLFXAUIIB 9fHTeRlple, TX KPOI /Honolulu, HI AU,, 36 ED ates" PD: Shawn Murphy 13 30S TOM 19 DISTURBED "Prayer- ': PunaD:BObFpwk SDISTURBED"Rple"DISTURBED WAAF/Bosion,MA wSECOOSTOMARGCpeornSECONDS STONESWR "Bo M' APD/MD: THEORY DFlAGMPE "Simple" Note: KTUX/Shreveport, LA POFçrek - OADEADMAN "NaC,rg DISTURBED 'Prayer p PD: Keith Hasnrgs WL2RIMIIwaokBe,W POI/ `SW e" UP'Heak GAVIN PUDDLE a MUDD "Hates" P.0.D Saelxe' MD: Mike Bref SORB `Re' NW) ATGMVIPhiwaj' PD: Mike Stem GLASSIAWDWI" INCUBUS'Lifts' moves from Active Rock to Rock. 26 DISTURBED "Prayer" WFPF/Greenville, SC GAVIN ROSSDALE'ftenallne MD: Marilynn Mee 8 DISTURBED "Prayer" AUDIOVENT "Energy' .. PD/MD: Mark Hendrix _. DIBTJPBED "Po,,, KISS/San Antonio, BLINDSIDE "GYnesè TX Note: WBBB /Raleigh- Durham, NC BUZ HORN "ornery` 6 DISTURBED 'Prayer' WYSP/Philadelphia, PA 0M: Virgil Thompson INCUBUS "Cedes" WGBF/Evansville, IN 4 GAVIN RosswLE "too o," Daft/Minneapolis, MN W Maing,Ml OM: Tim Sabean PD: Kevin Vargas moves from Rock to Active Rock. MmATGR,vI "A FLIP" "Free( OM: Dave Hamilton oruPDana,sendera OM: Bob Olson MD: Nancy Palumbo MD: C.J. Cruz PD 0 "Sate*" INCUBUS `Cedes` PD: Wade APD/PAD: F Under a STDNE SOUP- Bother y Rao She' MD: Kevin Conrad 51STUBBED -Raye` DISTURBED Tmft" Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (1): MD: Pablo NJECTED'B THEORY OF A DEADMAN "Nan,- DISTURBED 'Prayer" 9 DISTURBED"Rayer" - PUDDLE OF MUDD"Maeti BLINDSIDE'PA0. ooadoEDimpe" aa' 29 DISTURBED' Prayer SPARTA"Ribbon" WOXAHarrisburg, PA* 1 MAD ATGRANIV "Awry KZRO/Springfield, MO PD: Dethre` eo KMRO/Modesto, KI OZ/San Diego, CA MD: oneNixon CA KOMP/Las Vegas, NV PD/MD: Jack Paper KUPD/Phoenix, AZ Dir/Prog: Jlm Richards Did Not Report For Three Consecutive WRXR/Chatlar Doge, N' WRCO Fayetleville, NC' DISTURBED "Prayer" 2 SEETH&'E.x' PD: Jot Griffin APD: Matt Foley PD: J.J. Jeffries PD: Sheurte Moran // P0: Boner OM: Paul Michels Weeks; Data Not Used 1 1 STONE Ter MD: Big Marty MD: Larry MCFeNb MD Dave Spain Interim PD' Al Field :9 DISTJRBED'Prayer' AP0M1D Sharron Leder l ) INCUBUS 2 DISTURBED "Prayer" "Cases' 6 DISTURBED "Prayer" 3 DS TUBBEO'Prayer' ISrUMBED'P -aver 4 D www.americanradiohistory.com Active Rock Action August 9, 2002 R &IR 79 In nautical terms the phrase is "Damn the torpedoes and full speed ahead!" In a ra- dio station the phrase is "We don't have any room for adds this week, your band is brand -new and unheard of, and there's a RECUR lot of traffic out there from proven and su- "`" perstar bands, but I'm adding your song E. Curtis Johnson anyway." It's so easy to program a ra- ARTIST: Disturbed Director /Programming Clear Channel dio station with all & KVBIffresno the tools and re- KBOS, KCBL, KRZR LABEL: Reprise KALZ, sources available that one forgets his gut. It's a magical moment for me when By FRANK CORREIA /ROCK SPECIALTY EDITOR I hear a band or song that just grabs me by the ears and won't let me get it out of my head. That happened recently Most of the time, new singles at Rate -a- with a band called Blindside. Al Tavera and Lida Galka from Record panels don't inspire the audience Elektra dropped by the radio station and played it. I fell in to cheer like they're at a rock concert. That all love with it immediately, which is rare for me. After lis- changed at this year's R &R Convention when tening to it about 20 times I've come to appreciate Reprise's Raymond McGlamery brought Christian's voice and the fact that the band has a meat -and- Disturbed's "Prayer" to the Active Rock "Rate - potatoes sound, but one that is still very fresh and 2002. a- Record, Rate -a- Wine" panel. Immediately following the song, voices, glasses and even a But that's not why I added it; I added it because it grabbed me on one listen. few devil signs were raised in appreciation. As I don't care that Chris Lord -Alge mixed it or that somebody in P.O.D. likes them Warner Bros.' Mike Rittberg observed, Disturbed or that Elektra's behind them or that they're from Sweden or anything. I just "Anyone who didn't think that was a good a know that it grabbed me and hasn't let go. Will it be a hit? I don't know. record needs to get their ears checked." "Prayer." The single had a huge first week, Damn the torpedoes and full speed ahead! Featuring Disturbed's trademark syncopated debuting at No. 19 on the Active Rock chart. sounds, "Prayer" shows an even stronger side "The new single is probably the song of the of the band, who sold over 2.5 million with their year," says KAZR/Des Moines PD Sean Elliott. debut, The Sickness. Frontman David Draiman "We put it right into heavy. a no-brainer ACTIVE ROCK: Disturbed debut at a cool it's and is better than ever at his craft, effortlessly will be a giant hit for us. The phones have been No. 19 on the Active chart with an amaz- shifting between soaring vocals and a rhythmic, huge: No. 1 right out of the gate. After seeing ing +699 spins. No one else had a "Prayer" to rapid -fire delivery. On top of that, he probably the band at the R&R Convention, I think they're best them for No. 1 Most Added as well ... has the best scream out there today. After the ready to take over the world. They're the next Puddle Of Mudd take their love loss to No. 22 panel I was lucky enough to get a preview of big band in line with Metallica and that sort of as "She Hates Me" gains +292 plays ... Theory the entire album from Draiman himself as we thing. It's their time." Of A Deadman were also winners this week, traveled to the KROQ Weenie Roast. If As for the Rate -a- Record panel, has Elliot with "Nothing Could Come Between Us" climb- "Prayer" opened your eyes, the rest of Believe ever seen such a strong response to a new single? ing from 38 -28 ... It tells you how tight the top will make you bow before the great rock altar. "No, I couldn't believe it," he says. "lt was cf the chart is when a song gets 148 new spins With such a strong track record at the format awesome - I was leading the cheers!" And, and rises just one notch. That's the case with System Of A Down's "Aerials," -"Down With the Sickness" is still at the top with such a strong album, it's safe to say that of Most Played Recurrents Disturbed were Disturbed have which moved 5 -4. Similarly, Korn's "Thoughtless" remained at No. 7 even with - will both programmers and fans preaching to the Active Rock choir with cheering well into next year. +117 plays ... Tha audience can't get enough of Nickelback, and Chad and com- pany rise 10 -8 with +135 spins on "Never Again" ... Gavin Rossdale gets a surge cf "Adrenaline" thanks to +124 plays ... 30 Seconds To Mars clock in with +105 71 7 Top 20 Specialty Artists cn "Capricorn," which makes a planetary landing at No. 37 ... ROCK: Puddle Of Mudd find equal opportunity for love lost at this side of the format. "She Hates August 9, 2002 Me" leads the charge for Most Increased Plays at +151 ... Nickelback's "Never Again" rides +97 spins to No. 5 on the chart ... Theory Of A Deadman make 1. STONE SOUR (Roadrunner/IDJMG) "Get Inside," "Orchids" their Rock debut at No. 21 as "Nothing Could Cc me Between Us" gains +90 plays 2. SOULFLY (Roadrunner/IDJMG) "Enterfaith," "Call To Arms" ... Disturbed's "Prayer" picked up 80 spins ... Ufehouse debut at No. 27 as the format takes a "Spin" with 66 new spins this week ... "She Loves Me Not" is tak- 3. OTEP (Capitol) "Battle Ready," "Blood Pigs" ing Papa Roach 10 -8 on the chart ... "Redemption" was always the track that 4. KORN (Immortal/Epic) "Thoughtless," "Blame" caught my ear on the 3rd Strike album Lost Angel. Having spent the summer 5. MESHUGGAH (Century Media) "Glints Collide," "Rational Gaze" cn the Warped and OzzFest tours, the band is winning fans from coast to coast. You can see the result in the sales figures. "Redemption" continues the familiar 6. SKINLAB (Century Media) "Slave The Way," "Come Get It" sound that listeners will recognize from "No Light." MAX PIX: 3RD STRIKE "Re- 7. GLASSJAW (Warner Bros.) "Cosmopolitan Bloodloss," "Pink Roses" cemption" (Hollywood) - Cyndee Maxwell, Active Rock/Rock Editor 8. FILTER (Reprise) "Where Do We Go...," "So I Quit" 9. HALFORD (Sanctuary /SRG) "Betrayal," "Crucible" 10. KILLSWITCH ENGAGE (Roadrunner/IDJMG) "Numbered Days," "My Last .." Record Of The Week 11. SUPERJOINT RITUAL (Sanctuary/SRG) "Fuck Your Enemy," "Ozena" 12. BRAND NEW SIN (Now Or Never) "SPP," "My World" The light that burns twice as bright burns half as long, and the El 13. BLINDSIDE (Elektra/EEG) "Pitiful," "Caught A Glimpse" Faso, TX outfit At The Drive -In burned so damn bright with 2000's 14. QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE (Interscope) "Millionaire," "No One Knows" Relationship of Command that it was only a short while before the circuitry burned out. Fortunately, three ATDI group members 15. LOLLIPOP LUST KILL (Artemis) "Black All Over," "Like A Disease" took advantage of this "hiatus" to form Sparta, who have deliv- 16. HATEBREED (Universal) "I Will Be Heard," "Perseverance" ered a must -have album with Wiretap Scars. Their DreamWorks 17. DOWN (Elektra/EEG) "Beautifully Depressed," "The Seed" debut retains the urgency of their former band; it's just not as high- strung. Certain moments show the band focusing on the beauty rather than the beast within.The verses 18. DIO (Spitfire) "Push," "Killing The Dragon" of "Air" hover through the headphones before the chorus comes through with gale - 19. CHEVELLE (Epic) "The Red," "Wonder What's Next" force guitars and Jim Ward's impassioned wail. Other highlights include, well, the whole 20. PULSE ULTRA (Atlantic) "Big Brother," "Glass Door" damn album. It's an intelligent mix of melody and melancholy in which the songs are given room to breathe and develop their own personalities. Ranked by total number of shows reporting the artist, with titles - Frank Correia listed in order of most airplay. www.americanradiohistory.com 80 R&R August 9, 2002 Alternative jkerr @rad ioandrecords. corn Jessie's Book Club the vale- Continued from page 1 Jessup continued to talk to her lis- "I found out that he was teners about House of Leaves, and dictorian of his class at Berkeley, Jessup's book club that has become a eventually she realized that something which was just astonishing to me. It key element of her show and a signif- special was happening: The listeners was sort of fun to talk about. I was icant part of the Dallas literary com- were responding so well that 19 of really inspired by his book club and munity. Amazon.com's top 20 sales areas for set up an interview with him." JESSIE AND HER BOOKS I first realized how big an impact the book were within KDGE's broad- With motivation from Jenkins, Jes- when Here is KDGE (The Edge) /Dallas afternoon drive host and originator of Jessup's show has had on Dallas cast range. sup set up her book club on the KDGE Jessie's Book Club Jessie Jessup with some of her books. I entered a Borders and saw a pile of website. At the same time, during her The Next Step the book Notable American Women at show she was using elements of a the information desk. I knew that this The next step came when Jessup book she was reading. "I was reading hours of raw material, which I edited ing her on the show will lend my club was Jessie's Book Club's selection for interviewed Poe and Danielewski to- a book about the poet Byron, who down to 15 minutes." credibility. It will be interesting to see the month, but I asked the person be- gether on the air. It was a logical move everyone has held up as the quintes- Jessup's idea of creating musical what the long -term effects of it are." hind the desk why it was there. for someone who had been discuss- sential romantic," she says. "This montages around author interviews "I don't know. People just keep ask- ing their work on the air for weeks, book completely changes that percep- The Risk Pays Off brought everything together. The con- ing about it," the bookstore employ- but it wasn't necessarily easy to set up tion. I had no idea that the guy had a tent of the books she chose lent them- While having the mayor on the air ee said, but he would not remain un- the interview. clubfoot and used that as a license for selves to her audience's lifestyle, and was a big deal and added a significant informed for long. In a little over a "I contacted Random House first, being the biggest asshole who ever now she had an on -air approach for amount of credence to what Jessup year Jessie's Book Club has hosted the because I wasn't getting any help from lived on the face of the earth. author interviews that complemented was doing, it wasn't until her efforts mayor of Dallas on KDGE, was fea- Atlantic, and I didn't think getting an "The way he behaved is repulsive, the sound of the radio station. Jessie's were noted in a cover story in Pub- tured in a cover story in Publisher 's interview with Poe was an option," like the fact that he drank wine out of Book Club hit its stride. lisher's Weekly that the local book Weekly and has been the talk of New Jessup says. "Random House sent me the skulls of his ancestors after raid- merchants took notice. York publishing. a bunch of books to give away and ing the tombs on his family estate. It System Support "Early on, one of the salespeople And it all started by accident. arranged an interview with Daniel - was perfect fodder for the radio, be- Every month Jessup chooses a approached Borders, but they just ewski. Well, he's Poe's brother, and cause it fed into the somewhat de- Hey Pretty book for discussion. She features it on kind of yawned and stretched and one thing led to another, and I was mented mindset of your basic Alter- her page at the KDGE website and said, `Whatever, "' Jessup recalls. "It really all started when we added able to interview them together." native listener." discusses it on the air. She works hard "Well, after the Publisher 's Weekly Poe's `Hey Pretty, "' says Jessup. "It Jessup's excitement regarding the Her provocative on-air comments to get author interviews, which occur column, they got a letter from their was the new version that featured her project led her to invite Poe and Daniel - about Byron and the book as well - more often than not. The support from corporate headquarters, and now brother, Mark Danielewski, reading ewski to perform at the station's sum- as her audience's response led to - the New York-based publishing hous- they're all excited about it and want excerpts from his book House of mer festival show in Dallas. What an interview with the author of the es has been extremely strong, even if to start a Jessie's Book Club display Leaves. When we started playing it, started as a desire to simply give her Byron bio. "It was the perfect oppor- the initial support from Dallas-based in all of their stores within our listen- the phones just exploded, so I did audience background on a cool song tunity to correct so many misconcep- companies was not. ing area." some research to fmd out where the led to the first -ever appearance of an tions that listeners were taught in high Jessup says, "One of the salespeo- The Publisher 's Weekly column dramatic reading came from. author at Edgefest. Poe and Daniel - school," says Jessup. large chain here called was a fitting culmination to all the "I realized that it had been a book ewski also did an acoustic show and "What was interesting was the ple went to a Half Price Books and told them, `This work that Jessup had put into her book that I had seen previously in a book- an in -store appearance that weekend number of college -level professors is what we're doing. What do you club. "David Hyde, who's in Random store but was afraid to pick up because and talked further with Jessup on the who called and said they didn't know think ?' Their comment was, and I House's publicity department, put the of the different fonts and the strange air. and were never taught - that By- - quote, `Your listeners don't read.' article in motion," she says. "I got an way it was set up. The book doesn't This is where our story could end. ron wrote most of his romantic poet- "What really kills me is that they e -mail from a writer at Publisher 's follow a typical read from front to If things went as things usually do, ry for his sister, whom he was fuck- then started advertising on our Active Weekly saying that David had talked back. You're jumping around. Some- "Hey Pretty" would be dropped into ing on the sofa. Those were great calls, Rock sister station, `The Eagle' [KEGL). his ear off about me so he was writ- times there are only one or two words recurrent or rested, Jessup would go because they're teaching English in I was really angry, because these were ing to find out what the hubbub was per page. back to talking about alternative mu- college, and they didn't know this in- people who clearly had not done their all about, and it went from there. I was "It really looked freaky, and I was sic, and on -air discussions about formation." afraid of it. Still, when we started play- books would once again be relegat- homework." floored when I saw how long the arti- It All Comes Together ing the song, I felt like I had to read it ed to NPR. But that's not what hap- It was not long, however, before the cle was." so I could explain to people what was pened. The audience response to her corn - grass -roots movement that Jessup had The article was extremely flattering happening in the song or at least ments and discussion about Byron created spread throughout the city. A and included comments from authors - Rock Stars, give them my interpretation." More was strong enough that Jessup felt that major explosion in exposure for Jess- Jessup had interviewed. One of the More Books That desire to give the listeners she should try again. She chose a book ie's Book Club was initiated by a sim- authors the magazine talked with was P" some background on a song was the Jessup's next foray into the world she thought had warped and strange ple communique to the mayor's office. Katherine Dunn, who told them that first step to what has become Jessie's of radio book clubs didn't actually enough content that her listeners Jessup says, "I had seen the mayor when Jessup pointed out the connec- Book Club. "The Poe song really involve the radio. It came when she would enjoy hearing about it, even if on TV, promoting her summer read- tions between her book Geek Love opened a door," Jessup says. "Because realized that she could use her portion they didn't read it, Ben Marcus' No- ing program, and she was talking and Shakespeare's The Tempest, it was it incorporated music, it made the of the KDGE website to host a book table American Women. Jessup also about how Mark Cuban had donated the first time in 13 years that anyone material more accessible to listeners. club filled with cool books. The inspi- continued to point listeners to her web $10,000 for shirts and someone else had picked up on the link. However, if I had just talked about a ration was, appropriately enough, an- page, which now included Jessie's had given her Britney Spears tickets. Jessup's book club is something } book, I would have been afraid that other alternative rock star. Book Club. "I thought I could help her reach a that almost seems like it couldn't have people who aren't into reading would "I was sitting here at the station "I thought the content of Notable few kids with that program by send- been created for radio. It's too risky, have tuned out." combing websites for show prep, and American Women lent itself to the al- ing over tickets from The Edge, so I too intellectual, too different. But it Meanwhile, the audience response I ran across a site dedicated to Stephan temative lifestyle," says Jessup. "Lis- sent an e -mail to her office. I heard did happen, and that's a testament to kept getting bigger and bigger. "It Jenkins, the lead singer of Third Eye teners really freaked out when I talked back from her chief-of -staff, and one Jessup's dedication and attention to was brilliant, and it was amazing how Blind," Jessup says. `But this site was about excerpts from the book. I inter- thing led to another, and we set up an her audience. many people wanted to hear more," a book club. I remember thinking, viewed Marcus and produced a 15- on -air interview. The results have been dramatic for Jessup says. "There aren't words to `This guy must get razzed since he's minute bit, but I related every single "I was a bit terrified, because it was the Dallas reading community. As for describe how big it was getting. The got the same name as the lead singer thing that Ben talked about to music. the first time I had ever interviewed the radio station, the outcome hasn't publicist at Random House said that of Third Eye Blind!' Well, it turns out "When he is talking about a man someone in the political arena, but it been half bad either: After Jessup what was happening in Dallas was that it was the website of the lead sing- buried in the backyard, I played `Man was great. It was all about the books, started talking about books, KDGE the er I topic of their meetings for of Third Eye Blind, and he has a in the Box.' interviewed him on five and it was awesome. I think it helped was No. 1 in afternoon drive for the weeks." book club. or six occasions and got about four the book club. My hope is that hav- first time in its history. www.americanradiohistory.com *Stone Sour's 'Brother' i hc. Cinciei elh, song of the summer. Its If 1!p the phones ilobi specialty airplay to po i I I oiation cl ushing all in its path. It's ha= i io imagine such subtle, smolder' ange-.I iionl am unmasked man and a plllial." 1=eiififsofi /OD, 1/iiX0YÌ'iiisbifiçfli "'UI othel' has been 1,1 phones iol tt weeks !wining. li's ili rowel, and WO still cvll't play ii enough!" bother - Sean Lllioi PD, Kl'ZR Lies Moines WXRK 30x 'thel' çte-.nelates phones evely time We play WXDX it and we ale playinç? it 50; POI week. Who 40x #1! ceci to sci eam at the top 01 ihei! lungs ;.;. KRXQ 30x #3! about ki iheir iamily to gel Ieaution> from listeners? Thl llu, is a vvinnc:l ! We pui it right into heavy b ause oul Iisicnes love CIMX , 22x :r, _I WXTB 21x M'RL? Hartford KPNT 13x As I was tracking through the Spidermar soundtrack. I heard this amazing song callec WMR 'Brother,' only to find out that it was the leac singerfrom Slipknot. Who knew WH this guy could sing? This song is not only a big surprise but a SMASH! What's next KAZ aY a metal song by Nelly?' WRAT 31x #2! - Mike Peer MD WXRK Nev York + PHONES EVERYWHERE We did our research when we started playinc this. chat rooms fan pages. the Slipknot fans have embraced this song. 'Brother is the biggest record on the radio right now ( #1 phones) Its a record you can feel and that is so rare these days.' - Paul Marshall MD, KRXQ Sacramento "I actually heard the song on another radic station while I was traveling and I was mesmerized. I HAD TO PLAY IT ON MY STATION. It's truly stunning in so many ways It gets instant reaction, phones all over the NEW AT: place and just wait until you tell your listeners 99X WPLY WXTM WAAF that its Corey Taylor from Slipknot singing They'll shit their pants, just like I did. This wil WEND WJRR KKND WXTB be a smash. If 'Brother' from Stone Sour KRBZ WEDG CIMX KRXQ doesn't go number one... I'm gonna cut my WRAX WWDX WBUZ pinky off.' WHJY - Lisa [Mello PD, WHRL Albany WHRL WSFM WZZI WRAT KUCD KMYZ WMRQ "'Brother' was instantly the #1 requested sont at the station. It is also over 260 cume Taken from their self -titled debut. spins already.' IN STORES AUGUST 27 - CIMX Detroi_ also available on the Platinum Spider-Man soundtrack "Immediate phones! And now an official Produced by Tom Tatman and Stone Sour add!'' vlixed by Toby Wright - KPNT St. Louis www.americanradiohistory.com 82 Alternative Top 50 August 9, 2002 GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS' LAST THIS TOTAL I- IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS WEEK ARTIST TITLE PLAYS PLAYS Added® WEEK LABELS) Most (00) www.rradds.com 10 76/0 1 1 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 3104 -63 358643 15 70/0 ADDS 2 © JIMMY EAT WORLD Sweetness (DreamWorks) 2595 +28 292078 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) 19 73/0 DISTURBED Prayer (Reprise) 63 3 0 HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) 2547 +38 238508 P.O.D. Satellite (Atlantic) 23 4 4 INCUBUS Warning (Immortal/Epic) 2314 -105 250537 17 70/0 STONE SOUR Bother (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 19 2214 +212 263543 11 70/1 6 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (American/Columbia) STROKES Someday (RCA) 13 5 6 PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not (DreamWorks) 2094 -45 210044 14 74/0 GAVIN ROSSDALE Adrenaline (Universal) 14 +17 242681 14 69/0 SOMETHING CORPORATE I Woke Up... (Drive -Thru/MCA) 13 7 HIVES Hate To Say I Told You So (Burning /Epitaph/Sire /Reprise) 1893 PUDDLE OF MUDD She... (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) 12 9 Q NEW FOUND GLORY My Friends Over You (Drive -Thru /MCA) 1848 +83 194921 9 69/0 OK GO Get Over It (Capitol) 8 1725 +96 211414 12 70/0 11 TRUSTCOMPANY Downfall (Geffen/Interscope) SUGARCULT Pretty Girl (The Way) (Ultimatum /Artemis) 3 10 0 VINES Get Free (Capitol) 1705 +20 189834 11 74/0 OUR LADY PEACE Innocent (Columbia) 7 8 11 PUDDLE OF MUDD Drift & Die (Flawless /Geffen /lnterscope) 1589 -205 155822 20 63/0 12 KORN Thoughtless (Immortal /Epic) 1539 +68 195040 8 66/0 ANDREW W.K. 13 e FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) 1467 +14 130510 7 70/1 "She Is Beautiful" 16 el DEFAULT Deny (TVT) 1352 +57 134177 18 52/1 New this week on DC101 17 311 Amber (Volcano) 1310 +37 191411 24 53/3 on: 1255 +82 170169 6 62/1 Already 19 WEEZER Keep Fishin' (Geffen /lnterscope) WZZN, WEND, 18 m AUDIOVENTThe Energy (Atlantic) 1234 +33 108614 14 61/0 21 UNWRITTEN LAW Up All Night (lnterscope) 1155 +135 105722 5 65/1 KFMA, WROX -274 109319 15 65/0 14 19 BOX CAR RACER I Feel So (MCA) 1147 On Ozzfest and 012 15 20 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 1082 -238 88922 16 57/0 this summer THE ISLAND DEE /AM MUSIC GROUP 23 21 CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) 946 -39 98942 16 37/0 NIANT A UNIVERSAL MUSIC COMPANY 24 ® JACK JOHNSON Flake (Enjoy/Universal) 892 +58 107734 24 38/0 27 COLDPLAY In My Place (Capitol) 836 +35 111600 6 54/0 Most Increased 22 24 OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) 831 -129 77097 18 43/0 Plays 28 CHEVELLE The Red (Epic) 815 +33 79387 6 59/3 TOTAL 30 NICKELBACK Never Again (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 787 +62 55058 4 46/1 PLAY ARTIST 'TLE LABEL(S) INCREASE 26 27 STAIND Epiphany (Flip/Elektra/EEG) 762 -25 89116 15 29/0 DISTURBED Prayer (Reprise) +572 722 -92 88150 14 40/0 25 28 EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath /lnterscope) PUDDLE OF MUDD She... (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) +281 41 e PUDDLE OF MUDD She Hates Me (Flawless/Geffen /lnterscope) 703 +281 78340 2 60/12 GAVIN ROSSDALE Adrenaline (Universal) +244 DOWN Aerials (American /Columbia) +212 32 e LINKIN PARK Pts Of Athrty (Remix) (Warner Bros.) 645 +50 102375 4 31/2 SYSTEM OF A LIFEHOUSE Spin (DreamWorks) +205 33 BEN KWELLER Wasted And Ready (ATO /RCA) 633 +63 54479 6 40/2 OK GO Get Over It (Capitol) +137 (Debut> 572 +572 79598 1 63/63 ® DISTURBED Prayer (Reprise) UNWRITTEN LAW Up All Night (lnterscope) +135 +61 51056 5 41/2 35 ® SEETHER Fine Again (Wind -up) 568 LINKIN PARK Enth E Nd (Remix) (Warner Bros.) +119 (Warner Bros.) +117 34 34 NERD. Rock Star (Virgin) 555 -27 66298 9 36/1 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Zephyr Song P.O.D. Satellite (Atlantic) +110 47 ® LIFEHOUSE Spin (DreamWorks) 553 +205 48953 2 36/4 31 36 P.O.D. Boom (Atlantic) 538 -157 72015 18 47/0 38 37 WHITE STRIPES Dead Leaves And Dirty Ground (Third ManN2) 482 -5 81308 4 36/2 Most Played 40 38 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) 422 -3 46751 12 23/0 Recurrents 50 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Zephyr Song (Warner Bros.) 396 +117 107832 2 15/3 m TOTAL 39 40 HOME TOWN HERO Eighteen (Maverick/Reprise) 394 -75 38105 7 24/0 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS 1076 42 41 ASH Burn Baby Burn (Kinetic) 364 -40 33837 8 27/0 STAIND For You (Flip/Elektra/EEG) EARSHOT Get Away (Warner Bros.) 965 44 42 LINKIN PARK Runaway (Warner Bros.) 349 -37 31745 11 8/0 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Toxicity (American/Columbia) 945 345 +10 28615 4 25/0 48 (I) SINCH Something More (Roadrunner /IDJMG) HOOBASTANK Crawling In The Dark (Island/IDJMG) 836 36 44 ADEMA Freaking Out (Arista) 338 -168 23791 10 34/0 PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless/Geffen /lnterscope) 827 ¡Debut> (I) QUARASHI Mr. Jinx (Time Bomb/Columbia) 321 +62 44545 1 31/2 UNWRITTEN LAW Seein' Red (lnterscope) 813 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (DreamWorks) 756 46 46 TOOL Parabola (Volcano) 321 -19 25358 18 22/0 INCUBUS I Wish You Were Here (Immortal/Epic) 746 Hard To Explain (RCA) 307 -46 55267 17 19/0 49 47 STROKES KORN Here To Stay (Immortal/Epic) 697 ¡Debut> 0 30 SECONDS TO MARS Capricorn (ImmortaWirgin) 304 +96 22445 1 29/2 LINKIN PARK In The End (Warner Bros.) 665 37 49 TRIK TURNER Sacrifice (RCA) 297 -202 17017 8 26/0 P.O.D. Alive (Atlantic) 655 DEFAULT Wasting My Time (M) 643 (Debut> ®i GAVIN ROSSDALE Adrenaline (Universal) 292 +244 79549 1 31/14 P.O.D. Youth Of The Nation (Atlantic) 619 76 Alternative reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of 7/28-8/3. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with the larger increase in plays is R &R Station Playlists have moved to the web. placed first. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to R &R by each reporters at reporting station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to -week See all of our monitored increases in total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with www.radioandrecords.com. permission from the Arbitron Company (copyright 2002, The Arbitron Company). (C) 2002, R &R, Inc. BROADCAST PRODUCTS ProSet. 6528 CONSTITUTION DRIVE PORTABLE DISPLAYS FORT WAYNE, IN 46804 USA (219) 459 -1286 HIGH -IMPACT GRAPHICS DURABLE CONSTRUCTION MAXIMUM PORTABILITY 10- MINUTE SET -UP 1 -800- 433 -8460 www.americanradiohistory.com Alternative Action August 9, 2002 R &R 83 I am really into the new Guided By COminGil Voices, Lawrence Arms, Dillinger 4, Distill- ers, Division Of Laura Lee and Gutter- RIG H T U mouth records. Is that too many? s Krystal Prickitt ARTIST: Mark Radio Promotion, can't wait to hear the new Foo Fighters, Copely Records Epitaph LABEL: RCA Transplants and Social Distortion. The By KATY STEPHAN /ALTERNATIVE SPECIALTY EDITOR best shows I've seen lately were The Transplants and The Distillers If I get fired for absenteeism, it's Marc at the Roxy and the many Warped Tour shows I Copely's fault. Last week I slid his debut CD, Limited Life- have seen, where I got to check out The Used, who were time Guarantee, into my computer at work, as I do with every disc that lands on my desk. But really cool, along with all the other great bands that I have nothing happened. I sent off a hostile message seen many times. to the MIS people. First, they pointed out the sticker on the front of the jewel case that says the CD is designed to play on home audio players only. Then they Mark Copely fterthe buzz at the R &R Convention fol- pointed out, helpful as always, that I am an idiot. So, the good news is that Marc Copely is A lowing the Disturbed listening party, I copyright- protected - the solution that could you hear Limited Lifetime Guarantee, you will knew the band would have a big week when save the music industry! The bad news is that agree completely that it's not the kind of album my brain is tiny and feeble ... but we'll deal with you can listen to just once. Marc Copely's mu- their single finally hit radio - I just didn't real- that problem some other time. sic is thick and solid and real. It has deep cur- ize how big. "Prayer" pulls in an extraordinary Anyway, I had to go out to my car to hear rents. It has peaks and valleys. It demands that the Marc Copely CD. That's obvious, right? It you keep 63 adds this week, one of the biggest add driving. was my only option. I am no slacker, people; I Put the CD in your car, and you're going to weeks in months ... Generally, when a song am a dedicated professional. So I grabbed my wind up hundreds of miles away on a beach keys and got the hell out of the office. somewhere on a weekday afternoon, learning pulls in that mary adds, there isn't enough room on playlists across the format But sitting in the car listening to music just the words to "Surprise." Of course, you prob- for other songs to have big weeks, but that isn't the case this week. P.O.D. pull isn't the same as driving around listening to ably know all the words to that one already, be- music, is it? Not the same at all. Plus, you can't cause it's getting tons of spins all over the coun- in 23 adds behind "Satellite." That gives them 34 overall on their official first week just sit there in your car with the stereo on; you'll try - 277 just last week, to be exact. out ... Five other bands hit double- digits, from Stone Sour's haunting "Bother" run down the battery. Much of Copely's early radio support came Before I reached the end of the first track, from the East Coast and Mid -Atlantic states, to The Strokes' "Someday" ... A few cool projects are breaking out regionally, "Cellophane," I was two blocks away from the where he has a huge fan base, due in part to his which you don't see that often these days. Indie LMC's Off By One are break- office, and it was apparent that I had a lot more connection to Boston blues -harp legend James driving to do. Because, in the first place, this is Montgomery. Copely not only played with ing out of Florida and heading into the southeast with "Been Alone." The Distill- not the kind of lightweight, silly pop -rock artist Montgomery on tour, he also produced one of ers' "City of Angels" is breaking on both coasts thanks to huge support from sta- who is so transparent, you can see straight Montgomery's recent albums. It's clear that the through to his shirt label. Marc Copely is legit. blues have enriched Copely's playing and tions like KROQiLos Angeles and WPLY /Philadelphia. Also, Sugarcult's "Pretty This is serious guitar rock. And in the second songwriting in ways that set his music worlds Girl" is breaking strongly on the entire Atlantic seaboard. Make an effort to check place, this is serious guitar rock! Can you en- apart from the brainless pop punk the other kids joy it while driving around Beverly Hills, dodg- are making. out all three songs. A hit in one area means it could be a hit for you. RECORD ing baby blue SUVs with license plates that say When it comes to driving long distances dur- OF THE WEEK: Aimee Allen "Revolution" PRNCESS? No, you cannot. ing work hours while listening to Marc Copely, - Jim Kerr, Alternative Editor The CD is over 40 minutes long - perfectly consider yourself warned. If you get fired for acceptable for a lunch break. But, Mist me, when absenteeism, don't come crying to me. In I Need it fast? No problem. 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BETH ORTON (Astralwerks/Heavenly /Capitol) "Concrete Sky" TRUSTCOMPANY Downfall (Geffen /Interscope) 4.01 3.97 65% 7% 3.93 64% 7% 5. CLINIC (Domino /Universal) "Walking With Thee" RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 3.96 3.90 94% 24% 3.90 95% 24% 6. USED (Reprise) "Box Full Of Sharp Objects" OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) 3.96 4.02 86% 19% 3.89 87% 20% 7. VEX RED (Virgin) "Can't Smile" SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (American /Columbia) 3.94 3.92 87% 18% 3.90 88% 19% 8. JURASSIC 5 (Interscope) "What's Golden" NEW FOUND GLORY My Friends... (Drive Thru/MCA) 3.94 4.07 73% 15% 3.89 70% 14% 9. DISTILLERS (Hellcat/Epitaph) "City Of Angels" LINKIN PARK ... Authority (Remix) (Wamer Bros.) 3.93 76% 14% 3.92 75% 16% 10. BRAD (Redline) "La, La, La" STAIND For You (Flip/Elektra/EEG) 3.92 3.86 91% 35% 3.91 92% 35% 24% 11. SUPERDRAG (Arena Rock) "Baby Goes To Eleven" BOX CAR RACER I Feel So (MCA) 3.90 3.94 83% 24% 3.85 83% 12. SAVES THE DAY (Vagrant) "Freakish" UNWRITTEN LAW Up All Night (Interscope) 3.90 3.91 53% 7% 3.81 57% 8% Bros.) "Cosmopolitan Blood Loss" STAIND Epiphany (Flip/Elektra/EEG) 3.88 3.96 86% 24% 3.87 85% 24% 13. GLASSJAW (Warner Cause" DEFAULT Deny (TVT) 3.85 3.83 80% 19% 3.83 81% 21% 14. SCAPEGOAT WAX (Hollywood) "Lost Your Ribbon" PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not (DreamWorks) 3.85 3.80 92% 23% 3.79 94% 22% 15. SPARTA (DreamWorks) "Cut One Knows" AUDIOVENT The Energy (Atlantic) 3.85 3.82 55% 9% 3.82 55% 9% 16. QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE (Interscope) "No WEEZER Keep Fishin' (Geffen/Interscope) 3.82 3.79 65% 10% 3.89 64% 8% 17. PRETTY GIRLS MAKE GRAVES (Lookout) "Speakers Push" PUDDLE... Drift & Die (Flawless/Geffen /Interscope) 3.79 3.76 93% 34% 3.74 92% 35% 18. BOWLING FOR SOUP (Jive) "Girl All The Bad Guys Want" EARSHOT Get Away (Warner Bros.) 335 3.74 68% 16% 3.75 71% 15°/e 19. BREAKING BENJAMIN (Hollywood) "Polyamorous" NICKELBACK Never Again (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 3.74 73% 18% 3.62 76% 20% 20. YEAH YEAH YEAHS (Touch & Go) Various KORN Thoughtless (Immortal/Epic) 3.73 3.73 73% 13% 3.73 75% 13% Ranked by total number of shows reporting artist. FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) 3.72 3.84 67% 10% 3.71 70% 11% " .MWfflaa C. KROEGER Hero (Roadrunner/Coiumbia/IDJMG) 3.71 3.72 97% 53% 3.66 96% 56% TaIMSVg, EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) 3.63 3.75 97% 47% 3.76 97% 44% Artist: ARMY OF ME HIVES Hate To Say ... (Burning/Epitab/Sire/Reprise) 3.62 3.66 77% 21% 3.58 78% 22% Label: Unsigned CREED One Last Breath (Wind-up) 3.51 3.44 90% 36% 3.42 93% 39% I get lots of free stuff. CDs, matchbooks with bands' names THE VINES Get Free (Capitol) 3.45 3.55 74% 19% 3.33 75% 21% on them, T -shirts by the thousand. a So why would I go to up merch like an eighth - COLDPLAY In My Place (Capitol) 3.42 - 52% 10% 3.47 53% 8% a band's website and start buying grader at her first rock show? 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ME KXRK/SaII Lake City, UT * WXSR/Tallahassee, FL Old/PD/APD/MD: Lisa Biello PD: Cruze PD: Steve Kramer PD: Todd Thomas PD: Dave Wellington PD: Steve Kingston PD: Herb Ivy PWMDNP/Ops. & Rog.: Mike S PD: Steve King la STONE SOUR "Bother" APD/MD: Kevin Mays MO: Boomer MD: Chaz Kelly APD/MD: Chris Ripley MD: Mike Peer MD: Brian James 28 DFEHOUSE "Spin" MD: Masthead 1 o EMINEM "Closet" 21 DISTURBED "Prayer' 14 DISTURBED "Prater" 21 STONE SOUR "Bother" 18 DISTURBED "Prayer 6 DISTURBED "Prayer" 13 DISTURBED "Prayer" 18 GAVIN ROSSDALE 'Adre aline" 5 NEW ADDRESS "lord" 'I DISTURBED "Prayer" 18 PO.D..Satellee" 1 P.O.D. INCUBUS 17 DISTURBED "Prayer Sateaee" 11 DISTURBED "Prayer" 1 SPARTA "Ribbon" "Are" EMINEM "Closet" 4 BIG DISMAL "Wrong' 16 PARK PEACE UNKIN "Enth" 1 GAVIN ROSSDAIE "Adrenaline" 8 GOOD CHARLOTTE "Famous' OUR LADY PEACE "Innocent" 16 OUR LADY "Innocent" 3 SOCIAL BORN "You" 8 "Jim" SURDOSHI 1 MAD AT GRAVITY SUGARCULT"Pretty" 8 WWTE STRIPES "Leaves" KTEG /Albu uer ue, NM "Away" 3 STAND STILL "Home" q q 5 GAVIN ROSSDALE "Adrenaline" 8 POD. "SatellRe" 1 OK GO "Over" KLEC/Little Rock, AR' WROX/Norfolk, VA' BLINDSIRE"PiMul" 3 PRESENCE "Fun" PD: Ellen Flaherty GLASSJAW "Blood" KTCUDenver- Boulder, 7 CHEVELLE "Red" CO 30 SECONDS TO MARS "Capricorn' DiWProg.: tarry LeBlanc PD: Michele Diamond DISTURBED "Prayer" MD: Adam 12 sgarTomo ow" 6 LIMON PARK "Pts" PD: Mike O'Connor PO.O. "Satellite" MD: PebrGuml MD: Mike Powers DISTILLERS "City' K S PUDDLE OF MUDD "Hates" '5 LOSTPROPHETS "Progress" MD: Sabrina OR ' BRAD" a" Saunders 3 PO.D. "Satellite" 2 DISTURBED "Prayer 6 DISTURBED "Prayer' PD: Mark HamiltonHamiQon WEDG /Buffalo, 10 STROKE 9 "100" 2 DISTURBED "Prayer GREEMVHEEL"Breathe" SEETHERine'. NY' KODD/HOneIBIU,HI' 1 GOOD CHARLOTTE "Famous" APD/MD:Ja n 1 SCAPEGOAT WAX "Lost STROKES "Someday"Y y Diego. PO: Lenny Diana PO:Jamie Hyatt CA' WSUN/k Heck,FL' STROKES " Someday" SOMETHING CORPORATE "Woke" No Adds MD: Ryan Patrick P0: Bryan Schack OM: Chuck Beck MD: RyanYa Sean SUGAOC1tT"Peaay W'NNX/Atlanta, GA MD: ChrisMuckle ,1 DISTURBED Bayer aeJACKJOHNSON "Bonder` SUGARCULT "Pretty" KORX/Odessa- Midland, TX Y PD: Shark PD: Leslie Fram 2 STONE MAROON SOUR "Bother CIMX/Detroit, MI 18 BOMING FOR SOUP "Bad" PI): Michael Todd Mobley WBRU/Providence, RI ' 5 "Breathe' it DISTURBES "Prayer' APD: Chris Williams POD "Satellite" 17 ROSSDALE PD: Murray Brookshaw GANN "Adrenaline' 22 311 "Amber- PD: Tim &Morelli MD: STONE SOUR "Bother KROO/Los Angeles, CA JayHarren APD: Vince Cannova 21 COLDPLAY 'Place" MD: AIICIaMullin VP/Pmg.: Kevin Weatherly KITS/San Francisco, CA' KFMA/rucson, AZ t GAVIN ROSSDALE `Adrenaline" WAVE/Charleston, MD: Matt Franklin STROKES "Someday" 19 DISTURBED "Prayer" PD: SC' Sean 1 SPARTA 'Ribbon" APD: STONE SOUR PD: Libby Carstensen Gene Sandbloom "Bolter 1 ac Go "Over" PD: Greg Patrick 21 STONE SOUR "Bother' ñ1BZilt0115aFGake5l1, TX DISTURBED "Prayer' BEFORE BRAILLE MD: Aaron Altelnem GOO GOO DOLLS "Big" MD: Lisa Wooden "24' CHEVELLE "Red" MD: Mae Spry POD. "Satellite" APD/MD: Danny Villalebos PO/MD: Steve Robison GLASSJAW Blood 130 SECONDS TO MARS "Capricorn" THEORY OF A DEADMAN "Nothing" 19 DISTURBED "Prayer" BEN KWELLER "Wasted" 20 DISTURBED "Prayer RED HOT CHILI... "Sorg" No Adds APD: Eric Schmidt CUSTOM "Beat" 2 EMINEM "Closet" OUR LADY PEACE "Innocent" N.E.R.O. Star' STONE SOUR "Bother" OUAAASHI "Jim" 4 DISTURBED "Prayer" STROKES "Someday' WJRR /Orlando, FL KNROTu9 ,OR 2 GAVIN ROSSDALE "Adrenaline" WEND /Charlotte, NC' PD:ChrisCrowle PUDDLE OF MUDD "Hates" PO: Pat Lynch KRZO /Reno, NV' KMYZ/rulsa,OK' WJSE /Atlantic City, NJ' PD: Jack Daniel KJEE/SantaBarbara,CA APDiMD: Stu AIler WLRS /Louisville. KY' MD:Dickennan PD: Wendy Rollins PD: Lynn Barstow PD: AlParinello APD/MD: Kristen Honeycutt GMIPD:EddieGdbrrez Dir/Prd . J.D. 26 DISTURBED "Prayer" MD:Matt Diablo MO:CorbinPierce DISTURBED 'Prayer' WRZX/fndianapolis,IN' g' MID:kmnUlarrel CHENELLE 11 311 "Amber MD: "Red" OK GO "py PD: Lance 7 DISTURBED "Prayer" 14 DISTURBED "Prayer" 4 DISTURBED "Prayer" DISTURBED "Prayer' PD. Scott Jameson 7 OK GO "Over 21 PUDDLE MUDD AnnaeF'Fitzgerald OF "Hales" 7 STONE SOUR "Bother" BEFORE BRAILLE "24" PUDDLE OF MUDD "Hates" MD: Michael 5 OF A DEADMAN "Nothing" 10 USED ink" 1 BLINDSIDE "Pitiful" 6 DISTURBED "Prayer" BRAD "la" STONE SOUR "Bother" 4 STONE SOUR "Bother" O DISTURBED "Prayer" KXNA/Fe etteville, AR 3 DISTURBED "Prayer POD. "Satellite' 1 SUGARCULT' DRAGONFLIES "Eder" 1 SOMETHING CORPORATE "Woke" PD: Margot GAVIN SPARTASt"Ribbon" GLASSJAW "Blood" DOWNSTEM "Door" OUR PEACE BENJAMIN Po"Adrenaline" LADY "Innocent" WHEELS "Cool' MATTHEW "Down" WKOX /Chi sago, IL ' STROKES "Someday" AtD/rMatl WI WHFS/Washm 1On, DC ' POD. "Satellite" On, 9 PD: Tim Richards WDYL/Richmond, VA ' PD: Robed Eenl SOMETHING CORPORATE woke' PG' y WOCL/Orlando, FL APD WPLA/Jacksonville, FL PD: MD: Mary Shuminas PO.D, "Satellite' Mike Murphy APD: Bob Waugh STONE SOUR "Bother MD: Amy Hudson PD: Alan Ambit AMD: Nicole Chuminatto PD: Scott Petibone MD: Keith Dahin STROKES "Someday" DISTURBED "Prayer" MD: Pat Fertile may" 25 ALANIS MORISSETTE "Precious" APD/TAD: BobbyBob Smith 18 DISTURBED "Prayer" STROKES Someday" AP Chad Chumley 4 DISTURBED "P WWVV/Savannah , GA DISTURBED 'Prayer" r 26 GOOD CHARLOTTE famous' 16 DISTURBED "Prayer" LIFEHOUSE "Spin" GLASSJAW "Blood" 1 Prayer" 1 BLINDSIDE "Potful" DISTURBED" PD/MD: B.J. Kinard 12 DISTURBER "Bayer NICKELBACK "Never 10U RED HOT CHILI_ "Song" STROKES "So edgy" KROX /Austin, TX' PO.D." ateiioe 2 FILTER 'Where" PO.D.'Satellite" 9 SOMETHING CORPORATE "Woke" PD: Melody Lee WMFS/Memphis,TN' THEORY OF A DEADMAN "Nothing" BOWLING 'DR SOUP "Bad" STROKES "Someday WRZK/Johnson City, TN 7 BOWLING FOR SOUP "Bad" MO: ' KCXX/Riverside, CA ' STROKES 'Someday" Toby Ryan PD: Rob Cressman 7 PUDDLE of MUDD "Hates" WJBX /Ft. Myers, FL VP/Prog. Ops: Mark E. McKinn OM/PD: Kelli Clu u ¢ 2 DISTURBED "Prayer' y ' MD: Mike Killebrew 2 UNWRITTEN LAW "Up" q DISTILLERS PD: John ROII DISTURBED "Prayer' OK GO MD: Daryl James "CM, WZZN /Chicago, IL 8 DISTURBED "Prayer" "Over KNDD/SeattleTacoma,WA' GREENWHEEL "Breathe" WWDC/Washin g ton. DC' APO: MD:eihModritl Pra err Bill Gamble PUDDLE OF 8 GAVIN ROSSDALE "Adrenaline" MD: Jeff Zito RED HOT CHILI . APO: Jim APO: Steve Levy SucARCULr'Pre MDDILeatAnnzerCurtis aton Rouge9 LA MD: t2 DISTURBED "Prayer MD: Seth Resler James Va eo 6TAPROOT"eit" "Prayer" THEORY OF "Nothing" PDMD:RandRandy Chase Mena n9 15PDDLEOFMUDDDISTURBED 6 DISTURBED 1 SOMETHING CORPORATE "Woke" I KRBZ/KansaspCl tY KS PD:JImM ilade ED APD: Bill Jackson BOX CAR RACER "There" sdblg,M* MUDD ANDREW W.K. "Beautiful" GAVIN ROSSDALE "Adrenaline"Adenaline" SOMETHING CORPORATE "Woke" PDI ftenr GREENWF4FL 'Breathe" APOMOALeeDanéls* GAVIN R "Fine" t PUDDLE OF MUDD "Hates APD: West 10 DISSTURBED "Prayer" "Prayer" BEFORE BRAILLE "24" PO.D. "Satellite" MD:Todd Violette to GOOD CHARLOTTE "Famous" WAOZ/Cincinnati, OH BER SUGARCULT "Pretty" KFRR /Fresno, 11 VWEEZER ""Fish n'^ WPBÜWat Palm Beall, CA' A DOWN DISTILLERS "C " I' D: And PD: John Michael "Aerials" SUGARCULT "Pretty" OFF BY ONE Alone BOWLING FOR SOUP "Bad" PO: STONE SOUR "Bother" OM/PD: John O'Connell Chris Squires 28 NO DOUBT FAADY SAW "Underneath" POD. "Satellite" OK GO "Over" APD/MD: Shaggy MD: Reverend 17 AVRIL LAVIGNE "Sk8er' SOMETHING CORPORATE "Woke' KSYR/Shreveport, LA ' MD: Eric !Ulstermen STROKE 9 "100" 15 DISTURBED 'Prayer" KMBYANonlerey- Salinas, CA' 16 LIFEHOUSE 3 INCUBUS "Circles" "Spin" STONE SOUR "Bother' 4 DISTURBED''Prayer" DISTURBED -Prayer"ye 3RD STRIKE "Redemption" 1 311 "Amber" OM: Chris White 2 PO.D. Satellite" 1 BEN KWELLER wasted" STROKES "Someday" GREENWHEEL "Breathe" OK GO 'Ow" BLINDSIDE "Pitiful" SYSTEM OFA DOWN "Psycho" TRIK TURNER SOMETHING CORPoRATE'Woke" PD: Kenny Allen KEDJ/Phoenix, DEFAULT "Deny" OUR LADY PEACE "Innocent" DISTURBED `Prater" AZ' STONE SOUR "Bother" APDIMD:Opie Taylor WZNE/ Rochester, NY OK GO "Over PUDDLE DI. MUDD "Fate'" DISTU BED" "Breathe" PD: Nancy Stevens ' STROKES Someday' GAVIN ROSDALE "Adrenaline' GAVIN ROSSDALE "Adrenaline" WXTM /Cleveland, OH ' 1 DISTURBED "Prayer" APD: Dead Air Dave OM/PD: Mike Danger STROKES Someday' 1 GAVIN ROSSDALE "Adrenaline" SCAPEGOAT WAX "Lost" PD: Kim Monroe MD: Robin Nash MD: Violet STROKES Someday' LIFEHOUSE "Spin" MD: Dom WGRD/Grand Rapids, MI WNFZ/Knoxville, TN 4 DISTURBED "Prayer" STROKES 'Someday" 12 DISTURBED "Prayer 2 RoD. "Satelite" WKRL/Syracuse, NY' 13 DISTURBED "Prayer PD: Bobby Duncan PD: Dan Bozyk GOOD CHARLOTTE `Famous WSF ottre ngton, NC BOWLING FOR SOUP "Bad" CORPORATE OM/PD: Mimi Griswold i BLINDSIDE "Pitiful" MD: Michael Grey APD/MD: Anthony Proffitt WBUZ/Nashville, TN SOMETHING PD:Knotlhead OK GO "Over" APD/MD:3 Abbie Weber STONE SOUR "Bother' AM D:Opie WRAX /Birmingham. AL DISTURBED "Prayer" Hines PO: Bra OUR LADY PEACE "Innocent" 14 DISTURBED "Prayer" GREENWHEEL '- DISTURBED `Prayer" PO: Susan Groves "Breathe" 16 DISTURBED "Prayer" SOMETHING CORPORATE "Woke" 2 SOMETHING CORPORATE 'Woke" 1 STONE SOUR "BONer" SUGARCULT MATTHEW "Down" WARD /Columbia, SC' "Piety" 1 LOCALH "Bible" 2 PO.D."SAYLOR APO: Hurricane Shane "Pitiful" POD Sumter" OM/PD/MD: Gina Juliano PUDDLE OF MUDD "Hates" KZON /Phoeniu, AZ ' 2 COREY TAYLOR "Dupe" MO: Mark Lindsey DISTURBED "P Oyer' KWOD/Secramenl0, CA ' 16 DISTURBED "Prayer" STROKES Someday' OM/PD: Tim Maranville 1 DISTURBED 'Prayer" PD: Ron Bunco 4 OUR LADY PEACE "Innocent" TONIC "Take" APO/MD: Kevin Mansion APD; POD. satellite" KFTE/Latayette, LA ' Boomer 1 SOMETHING CORPORATEwoke" WXNR /Greenville, NC STONE SOUR "Bother" ' PUDDLE OF MUDD "Hates" PD: Rob Summers 17 DISTURBED "Prayer" STROKES "Someday" PD: Jeff Sanders WRRYMewburgh, NY SOMETHING CORPORATE woke' 1 GLASSJAW 81oó4 MD: Scott Perrin STROKES "Someday" Monitored Reporters APD: Tamer Watson PD: Andrew Boris 1 P.0.0.'Satellite" , ¡ WWCO /Columbus, OH' 15 DISTURBED v\ 20 DISTURBED "Prayer DISTURBED "Prayer MATTHEW "Down" j OUR LADY PEACE "Innocent" 86 Total ReportersRe I:I'Ir r > KOXR/BDise, ID PD: Andy Dave THEORY OF DEADMAN "Nothing" POD. "Satellite" SOMETHING CORPORATE 'Woke" p PD: Jacerd Jackson MD: Jack DeVoss OK GO "Over" STROKES "Someday" BRAD MO:Kallao 1 STROKES "Someday" WXDX/Pitlsburgh. PA' "La" 76 Total Monitored ,O 13 DISTURBED "Prayer KKND/New Orleans, LA P0: John Moschella WWDX/Lanstng, KPNT/St. Louis, MO' WEEO/Hagerstown, MD MI' OM/PD:DaveStewart MD:Vinnie NbtU, TX' PD: Chili Walker PD: Tommy Menem PD: Brad Hunter MD: Sig 41 STONE SOUR "Bother' 10 Total Indicator PD: Duane DohertydY MD: Kelly Brady MO :Jeff Plissese APD: Dave Roberts 14 PUDDLE OF MUDD "Hates" 9 DISTURBED "Prayer" MA ' APD/MD: Alan Ayo 8 AVRIL LAVIGNE "Canplicale" 1 LIMON PARK "Pts" APD: Jeff "Woody" Fife AIANIS MORISSETTE "Precious" 6 DISTURBED "Prayer VP/Programming:Oedipus 1 WHITE STRIPES "Leaves" 4 STONE SOUR "Bother' 1 P.OD. "Situud" 6 Payer' MUST GoATwm 5 OUR LADY PEACE "Innocent" DISTURBED Note: KRBZ/Kansas City, MO moves APB/MD: DISTURBED "Prayer 1 GANN ROSSDALE "Adrenaline" GOOD CHARLOTTE "Famous" Steven Strick SCAPEGOAT WAX"Losr P.O.D. "Satellite" 2 SPARTA "Ribbon' STROKE "1W" P.O.D. " Satellite" SUGARCULT POD 'Satellite" from PO. D. "Satellite" 9 RED HOT CHILL.. 'Sag" STONE SOUR "Bathe" "may" Hot New & Active Indicator GREEN DAY Desensitized (Reprise) Most Addede Total Plays: 280, Total Stations: 13, Adds: 0 DISTURBED Prayer (Reprise) CLINIC COLOR RED Sore Throat (RCA) P.O.D. _Satellite (Atlantic)m "Walking With Thee" Total Plays: 278, Total Stations: 26, Adds: 0 STROKES Someday (RCA) FINCH Letters To You (Drive -Thru) OK GO Get Over It (Capitol) Total Plays: 272, Total Stations: 24, Adds: 0 BEFORE BRAILLE 24 Minus 18 (Aezra) #1 Phones Live105 BRAD La, La, La (Redline) EMINEM Cleanin' Out... (Shady/A ftermath/Interscope) _M. Total Plays: 263, Total Stations: 21, Adds: 2 GLASSJAW Cosmopolitan Bloodloss (Warner Bros.) Top 10 Phones WBCN OUR LADY PEACE Innocent (Columbia) BAD RELIGION Sorrow (Epitaph) Total Plays: 259, Total Stations: 12, Adds: 0 PUDDLE... She Hates Me (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) already on 311 Amber (Volcano) SPARTA Cut Your Ribbon (DreamWorks) Total Plays: 253, Total Stations: 30, Adds: 4 COLDPLAY In My Place (Capitol) KROQ, WZZN, LIVE105. BLINDSIDE Pitiful (Elektra/EEG) BOWLING FOR SOUP Girl All The... (Silvertone/Jive) SUGARCULT Pretty WBCN and more Total Plays: 252, Total Stations: 21, Adds: 5 Girl (The Way) (Ultimatum /Artemis) EMINEM Cleanin'... (Shady/A ftermath/lnterscope) BLINDSIDE Pitiful (Elektra/EEG) RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Zephyr Song (Warner Bros.) Total Plays: 250, Total Stations: 30, Adds: 5 going for THEORY OF A DEADMAN Nothing Could Come... EPIDEMIC Walk Away (Elektra/EEG) (Roadrunner/IDJMG) Total Plays: 246, Total Stations: 23, Adds: 0 FINCH Letters To You (Drive -Thru) airplay now OK GO Get Over It (Capitol) MUST Freechild (Wind -up) Total Plays: 241, Total Stations: 35, Adds: 8 STONE SOUR Bother (Roadrunner/IDJMG) UNIVERSAL DOMINO RF(ORDS RECORDS Songs ranked by total plays 19 WHEELS So Cool (Independent) VSPAWMVsMXVMM.A.N. Mg www.americanradiohistory.com 86 R &R August 9, 2002 Triple A JOHN SCHOENBERGER jschoenberger @rad ioandrecords. corn "It's important to understand what it's like at the other end of the radio. I must always try to remember the purpose radio serves for people in The KBCO Morning Show their daily lives." Bret Saunders wins big in Denver -Boulder by not forcing it wins ust about every successful radio station has a successful morning show. And KBCO, which veteran and the current PD of KBCO, course, if I am stumped, the caller feels that the members of the mom - a prize of some sort " is celebrating its 25th anniversary this summer, is no exception. Over the years the station ing show make a great team. "I am in Saunders reads every prominent or another, but five years ago then -PD Dave Benson has always had one type of morning show awe of the way they work together and rock book that's published and keeps felt that it was time to reinvent it. Luckily, he was able to find the right talent in Bret Saunders, how dedicated they are to being the up with all the music magazines to who was already part of the family. best they can be," he says. stay on top of things. Since he started the bit almost five years ago, shows radio," he Music Is The Star Saunders began his radio is more conversational and like at the other end of the like VH I's Behind the Music and says. "1 must always try to remember career at the tender age of 14 less the big, deep radio voice. Even though a good Triple A mom - A &E's Biography have made the the purpose that radio serves for peo- at his 10 -watt high school ra- It's funny, but the years I put ing show is all about lifestyle, news questions much more sophisticated. dio station just outside of De- in at public radio have really ple in their daily lives." and information, music is still the cen- me to refine my de- Show Prep troit. After high school he got helped In Search Of Diversity ter of the show. Triple A radio hangs into public radio via the col- livery. its hat on the music and its continued Keeping up on the music world is lege station at East Michigan "It's a very commercial ra- Saunders has a keen understanding importance in people's lives. Because important, but Saunders also needs to University, where he worked dio show, but here's the of the Triple A mantra: The diversity of this, Triple A morning shows are stay in touch with current events na- for several years. thing: There are so many of the music the format plays trans- tionally and internationally. Plus, it is In his early 20s he decid- shows that do well in this lates into a diverse audience. And, for very important that he be tuned in to a variety of people ed that he wanted to learn market - and across the him, having wide what's happening locally. about commercial radio, so Bret Sa unders country, for that matter - in the mix each morning makes all the "The trick is to know everything he took a in Cody, WY, that are based on the fluids difference. His goal is to translate him- he says. "It comes job "In no way do I think I ou can know," at a Top 40 station. For the next sev- that come out of people's bodies. self into a talking version of the for- down to reading a lot. For me, it is eral years Saunders bounced around That's great for them. I am a fan of mat between the music he plays. am very good at this or challenge to stay up on the pop cul- is in small and medium markets in the Howard Stem, and I think Lewis & "The great secret of this format ture side of things. I have to be as West getting the experience he need- Floorwax on KRFX in this market that it doesn't appeal to just one group that I have it down. I knowledgeable about what's happen- ability of people," he says. "Our listeners are ed to progress. have an incredible telepathic always feel like I can ing in movies and TV as I am about Since the early '90s he's been do- to communicate with each other, and genuinely intelligent and are genuine- what's going on with the government, ing mornings, and he was working at it shows on the radio. But I also real- ly interested in what's going on in the improve." the economy or some pressing social KTCL /Ft. Collins, CO - KBCO's ize that is not what makes me funny. world every day when they get up. We issue in the Denver and Boulder area. sister station - for four years prior to There are so many other people who have the ability to draw from the audi- Much of what happens on the air takes taking his latest job. "Working at are better than me at being demented, ence too. Many call in daily, and I make a lot of time to research and digest KTCL meant that I was in the same so I don't go down that road." them an integral part of the show. We prior to opening the mike that day." music than those at offices as the other Jacor stations," Because he doesn't focus on sex or can have a younger adult call in about more -intensive If you want to get an idea of the Saunders says. [Jacor owned KBCO crazy antics, Saunders has a much the Dave Matthews concert yesterday, other formats. variety of subjects Saunders and crew the star the and KCTL before Clear or we can have a stockbroker "The music is still of address on the morning show, a quick Channel]. `I ran into Dave call in to address the tumul- show, as far I am concerned," Saun- visit to the station's website (www. Benson, who was PD of tuous stock market, which ders says. "We usually play eight kbco.com) will amaze you. The morn- Scott KBCO at the time, in the was a big topic on today's records an hour - or seven, if ing show link has many pages of in- hallway, and he asked me to show. is not watching, but he usually is - formation and details about the show's and mu- join up. "I am really proud of the and the balance between talk scope. "As many folks now fact that, even though I am sic is basically intuitive at this point. In spite of the success the show has know, Benson's idea for the kind of a liberal -minded per- You sort of just fill in the holes and achieved since it signed on, Saunders to morning show was to take ROCK son, conservatives still listen get in a flow, which is really easy remains humble. "I am ready to go the attitude of NPR and WORLD CLASS to the show. I think they feel do when you get on a topic. each day when the show starts, but I I to be more con- adapt it to a commercial Tri- that I will allow all points of "But have learned am somewhat humbled about what I and ple A station. Dave did a great job of broader range of subjects that he can view to be expressed and that I try to cise. You need to get to the point do," he says. "In no way do I think I message nurturing me in the beginning. I was address. "For instance," he says, "we give a balanced view of things when- remain focused on the you're am very good at this or that I have it to get across. Most of the inter- used to doing a morning show, but it had Ziggy Marley on the air this mom - ever 1 can." trying down. I always feel like I can improve. we are just two or three min- was my first shot at this format, so I ing. With him, I could talk more about Saunders doesn't have to go it views do I have a long way to go. I do is needed guidance." the philosophy of music than about his alone, however. He has an on -air part- utes long. What usually "When you've done it as long as I morning Obviously, Saunders is doing some- tour. We also have a guy who's going ner in Robbyn Hart. She's the news prerecord them earlier in the have, you simply have to love the show minutes before thing right. In the spring 2002 Arbitron to New Jersey for us to see the Bruce and traffic gal, but she also makes - or sometimes just and love what you do each day. For and do a quick edit on them before the KBCO morning show ranked No. 3 Springsteen show in Asbury Park and quite a contribution to the overall flow - this format, the fact that I am an abso- show. they air." 12+ with a 6.5, No. 1 18-49 with an then will report back to us on it. of the lute music fanatic is also a good source though she's in a studio The Sage of World Class Rock is a 8.9 and No. 1 25 -54 with a 9.2. "We had a man on who is taking "Even of motivation for me. I think about the 10% of his salary every month and down in Denver, and I am in Boulder, bit Saunders has done for years. It's a time." Mr. Natural show and music all the putting it into a fund to help people all you'd never know that we aren't in Wednesday- morning music- trivia The approach Saunders has devel- over the country pay their utility bills the same studio. We were lucky contest where listeners call in and ask TALK BACK TO R &R! oped has evolved since he first went or rent for a month. Via the Internet, enough to be friends before we him questions. "I happen to be a real He he's more he's reaching out to get other people to worked together, so it was one of those music geek and know lots of dumb on the air at KBCO. says Do you have questions, comments same. These are the kinds of situations where we already knew and stuff about artists and music, but they human now, not trying to be "on" all do the or feedback regarding this column that we address every day, as understood each other." do stump me sometimes," he says. the time. Certainly, he tries to be en- things or other issues? tertaining, funny and informative on opposed to just being crass and risqué." The show also has a great produc- "I qualify it a bit. I won't answer the show, but he feels like it is less Rather just having people on and er, Ron Bostwick. His strength is in certain types of questions or about Call me at 310 -788 -1666 forced and more natural. making fun of them, Saunders can dig helping to cultivate ideas and having certain artists. They're listed on the or e -mail: "I am not as interested in being out- deeper into their lives and talk about things ready for Saunders when he station website. 1 usually know the jschoenberger@ rageous for outrageousness' sake," he their causes, concerns and actions. goes on the air each day. answer, but sometimes I play dumb rad ioandrecords. com says. "I have found my voice, which "It's important to understand what it's Scott Arbough, a I 7-year station to make the thing more exciting. Of www.americanradiohistory.com BREAK THE CHAINS OF FEAR...IN THE NAME OF Mgt RISE ling A3 8/12 "Kim has always been a core artist for XPN and our listeners have been calling for the last year uove: , wondering when her next record was coming. extox kkRSIA ,NNFPK, Kim has made the album of her career with leg- N10,044 KOIR,VsitsATIand endary producer Bill Bottreli. This Love' - the VIRO, , KII3G entire record !n fact - will be booming out of VOIC,V4 morel. 2.0+ radios through 2003! RISE is a great big welcome back for Kim." Bruce Warren, WXPN PERFORMING Fox THEATER WITH COLDPLAY FRIDAY 8 / 16 LCST HIGHWAY j PruJueeti kpy BIII B.ttrell www.kimrichey.com grnt: Jenn,fer Lasicer Genuine Artists/212.929 54P58 www.losthighwayrecords.com www.americanradiohistory.com 88 Triple A Top 30 9, 2002 August TOTAL STATIONS/ TOTAL + 1- GROSS WEEKS ON LAST THIS PLAYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS WEEK WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) (DO) Most Added® 654 +10 36242 12 27/0 www.rradds.com 1 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) +16 41834 25 27/0 LABELS ADDS 2 0 JACK JOHNSON Flake (Enjoy/Universal) 533 ARTISTTITLE 6 22/0 JACK JOHNSON Bubble Toes (Enjoy /Universal) 7 4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Columbia) 516 +34 34880 0 Williams... (Geffen /Interscope) 7 20992 13 25/0 PETER GABRIEL The Barry 3 4 COUNTING CROWS American Girls (Geffen/Interscope) 498 -11 SHERYL CROW Steve McQueen (A &M/Interscope) 4 In My Place (Capitol) 459 +33 26346 5 26/0 7 0 COLDPLAY HOWIE DAY Ghost (Epic) 4 Ink) 445 +35 31274 8 23/1 9 0 CHUCK PROPHET Summertime Thing (New West/Red ALICE PEACOCK I'll Be The One (Aware /Columbia) 4 9 23/0 4 6 JOHN MAYER Your Body Is A Wonderland (Aware/Columbia) 440 +5 30402 RHETT MILLER Come Around (Elektra/EEG) 14 24/0 PETER STUART With My Heart In Your Hands (Vanguard) 3 8 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) 435 +11 34253 21 18/0 LIFEHOUSE Spin (DreamWorks) 3 5 9 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (DreamWorks) 424 -20 27736 3 23/0 BRAD La, La, La (Redline) 10 SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M /Interscope) 335 +7 22599 24 RUSTED ROOT Blue Diamonds (Island/IDJMG) 3 22/4 12 SHERYL CROW Steve McQueen (A &M /Interscope) 312 +5 21006 3 9 18/0 11 12 DROPLINE Fly Away From Here (...Day) (143/Reprise) 301 -10 13765 10 21/0 Most Increased 15 CHRIS ISAAK One Day (Reprise) 282 +5 16782 21/0 Plays 14 14 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware/Columbia) 261 -38 19747 49 +8 14524 6 22/1 TOTAL 16 DAVE PIRNER Never Recover (Ultimatum) 249 PLAY 20/0 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE 13 16 GOO G00 DOLLS Here Is Gone (Warner Bros.) 249 -51 15329 21 AIMEE MANN Humpty Dumpty (SuperEgo/Red Ink) +91 19 HOWIE DAY Ghost (Epic) 247 +44 15795 6 22/4 PETER GABRIEL The Barry Williams... (Geffen/Interscope) +70 234 +5 13900 10 15/2 17 LUCE Good Day (Nettwerk) PETER STUART With My Heart In Your Hands (Vanguard) +55 18/1 20 BONNIE RAITT Silver Lining (Capitol) 232 +33 16621 2 ELVIS COSTELLO 45 (Island/IDJMG) +54 If I Fall In Love (Virgin) +48 18 ED RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 217 +5 9020 9 9/0 LENNY KRAVITZ Could HOWIE DAY Ghost (Epic) +44 23 THE CORRS FBONO When The Stars Go Blue (143/Lava/Atlantic) 193 +2 15805 16 9/0 BAERWALD Nothing's... (Lost Highway/IDJMG) +37 10 7/0 DAVID 26 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 192 +13 5839 DUNCAN SHEIK On A High (Atlantic) +37 184 -11 7124 12 13/0 22 23 LOS LOBOS Hearts Of Stone (Mammoth) MOBY Extreme Ways (V2) +36 3 17/1 27 BETH ORTON Concrete Sky (Astralwerks/Heavenly /Capitol) 180 +7 9453 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Lonesome Day (Columbia) +36 19 12/0 21 25 DISHWALLA Somewhere In The Middle (Immergent) 167 -32 4977 15/0 25 26 TREY ANASTASIO Alive Again (Elektra/EEG) 165 -23 8888 16 Most Played IDebut> 311 Amber (Volcano) 157 +19 13568 1 6/0 Recurrents 24 28 ALANIS MORISSETTE Precious Illusions (Maverick/Reprise) 148 -42 3945 6 13/0 TOTAL (Debut> 135 +36 9320 1 12/1 MOBY Extreme Ways (V2) ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) 135 +6 2945 1 5/0 PETE YORN Strange Condition (Columbia) 164 160 ranked by total plays for the airplay week of DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Everyday (RCA) 28 Triple A reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs the larger increase in plays is placed 157 7/28 -8/3. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song with TRAIN Drops Of Jupiter (Tell Me) (Columbia) the chart. Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to R &R by each reporting first. Songs below No. 15 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks on U2 In A Little While (Interscope) 155 with the greatest week-to -week increases station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs Persons used herein with permission from AFRO- CELT... F/P. GABRIEL When... (Real WorldNirgin) 153 in total plays. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour the Arbitron Company (copyright 2002, The Arbitron Company). (C) 2002, R &R, Inc. PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless /Geffen /Interscope) 151 LIFEHOUSE Hanging By A Moment (DreamWorks) 150 New & Active DAVID GRAY Babylon (ATO/RCA) 137 U2 Beautiful Day (Interscope) 137 PETER STUART With My Heart In Your Hands (Vanguard) SONIA DADA Baby Woke Up (Calliope /Razor & Tie) FIVE FOR FIGHTING Superman... (Aware/Columbia) 131 Total Plays: 121. Total Stations: 12, Adds: 1 Total Plays: 131, Total Stations: 15, Adds: 3 PETE YORN Life On A Chain (Columbia) 130 DOLLS Big Machine (Warner Bros.) VAN MORRISON Down The Road (Universal) G00 GOO CALLING Wherever You Will Go (RCA) 129 Total Plays: 126, Total Stations: 8, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 118, Total Stations: 11, Adds: 1 CHRIS ISAAK Let Me Down Easy (Reprise) 121 MAIA SHARP Willing To Burn (Concord) DAVID BAERWALD Nothing's Gonna... (Lost Highway /IDJMG) ALANIS MORISSETTE Hands Clean (Maverick/Reprise) 116 Total 10, Adds: 1 Total Plays: 124, Total Stations: 13, Adds: 1 Total Plays: 118, Stations: DEFAULT Wasting My Time (TVT) 114 CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) ELVIS COSTELLO 45 (Island/IDJMG) Total Plays: 124, Total Stations: 5, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 113, Total Stations: 14, Adds: 2 moved to the web. JACK JOHNSON Bubble Toes (Enjoy/Universal) HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) R &R Station Playlists have Total Plays: 122, Total Stations: 12, Adds: 7 Total Plays: 111, Total Stations: 4, Adds: 0 See all of our monitored reporters at www.radioandrecords.com. Songs ranked by total plays SIHICfß14'Cfß lJ STEVE McQUEEN R &R Triple A:Q BDS AAA: 8* New Adds: KAEP, CKEY, KTHX, KTEE HOT AC = #1 Most Added, including: WPLJ, KYSR, WTMX, WBMX On Tour Now! Management: W Management - Scooter Weintraub, Pam Wertheimer, Chris Hudson Produced by: Sheryl Crow and John Shanks www.americanradiohistory.com It-VI-7 Triple A Top 30 Indicator 89 August 9, 2002 Most Added& LAST THIS TOTAL +l - GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS/ WEEK WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS (00) ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) ADDS 4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising Q (Columbia) 322 +38 10093 5 20/0 RHETT MILLER Come Around (Elektra/EEG) 9 1 2 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) 318 -28 7344 12 20/0 RUSTED ROOT Blue Diamonds (Island/IDJMG) 6 PETER WOLF Nothing But The Wheel (Artemis) 2 3 CHUCK PROPHET Summertime Thing (New West/Red Ink) 304 -3 7441 14 20/0 6 JACK JOHNSON Bubble Toes (Enjoy/Universal) 5 3 4 COUNTING CROWS American Girls (Geffen/lnterscope) 286 -3 5353 12 18/0 WILLY PORTER If Love Were An Airplane (Six Degrees) 3 6 Q BETH ORTON Concrete Sky (Astralwerks/Heavenly /Capitol) 258 +14 7624 6 21/1 PETER GABRIEL The Barry Williams... (Gelten /lnterscope) 3 5 6 MAIA SHARP Willing To Burn (Concord) 249 -17 5440 17 18/0 PINA Cold Storm (Real World) 3 AIMEE MANN Humpty Dumpty 15 Q BONNIE RAITT Silver Lining (Capitol) 233 +50 7272 3 21/0 (SuperEgo/Red Ink) 2 BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA People... (Real World/Virgin) 2 7 8 JOHN MAYER Your Body Is A Wonderland (Aware/Columbia) 226 -12 3954 7 13/0 PETER STUART With My Heart In Your Hands (Vanguard) 2 14 Q SHERYL CROW Steve McQueen (A &M/lnterscope) 221 +32 3793 3 16/1 DINAH WASHINGTON Is You Is... (Remix) (Verve.NMG) 2 8 10 NEIL FINN Driving Me Mad (Nettwerk) 213 -15 6217 12 19/0 BRAD La, La, La (Redline) 2 10 Q COLDPLAY In My Place (Capitol) 212 +3 5530 5 18/0 STEVE EARLE Conspiracy Theory (E- Squared/Artemis) 2 12 e DAVID BOWIE Slow Burn (ISO/Columbia) 201 +4 5677 9 17/0 11 13 BRYAN FERRY Goddess Of Love (Virgin) 195 -6 5178 11 17/0 13 14 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) 179 -17 4256 19 14/0 21 ® ELVIS COSTELLO 45 (Island/IDJMG) 173 +26 5665 2 18/1 9 16 LOS LOBOS Hearts Of Stone (Mammoth) 172 -43 5184 16 16/0 18 17 BRUCE HORNSBY Sticks & Stones (RCA) 170 -3 4682 5 17/0 Most Increased 19 COUSTEAU Talking To Myself (Palm Pictures) 160 +2 5578 4 16/0 Plays 20 19 CHRIS ISAAK One Day (Reprise) 146 -7 2174 10 13/0 TOTAL 16 20 WILCO Heavy Metal Drummer (Nonesuch) 144 -35 3684 20 13/0 PLAY ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) INCREASE 24 SONIA DADA Baby Woke Up (Calliope/Razor & Tie) ® 136 +14 3958 2 15/1 AIMEE MANN Humpty Dumpty (SuperEgo/Red Ink) +87 17 22 TREY ANASTASIO Alive Again (Elektra/EEG) 130 -44 3037 20 13/0 BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA People... (Real WorldNirgin) +57 BONNIE RAITT 22 23 ROBERT PLANT Darkness, Darkness (Universal) 122 -17 2957 8 13/0 Silver Lining (Capitol) +50 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Columbia) +38 28 OASIS Stop Crying Your Heart Out (Epic) 116 +10 1048 5 10/0 ANDY STOCHANSKY Wonderful...Private Music/RCA Victor) +38 26 25 LUCE Good Day (Nettwerk) 111 -1 1992 12 10/0 SHERYL CROW Steve McQueen (A &M /lnterscope) +32 23 26 INDIGO GIRLS Become You (Epic) 110 -16 2090 10 11/0 CITIZEN COPE Contact (DreamWorks) +28 27 27 HOWIE DAY Ghost (Epic) 107 -4 2663 4 13/0 LENNY KRAVITZ If I Could Fall In Love (Virgin) +28 (Debut> JACK JOHNSON Bubble Toes (Enjoy/Universal) +27 AIMEE MANN Humpty Dumpty (SuperEgo/Red Ink) 106 +87 5503 1 15/2 ¡Debut> JOSH ROUSE Miracle (Slow River/Rykodisc) +27 DAVE PIRNER Never Recover (Ultimatum) 104 +5 1636 1 10/1 e REMY SHAND Take A Message (Motown) +27 25 30 PHIL LESH Night Of A Thousand Stars (Columbia) 99 -17 2039 6 12/0 ELVIS COSTELLO 45 (Island/IDJMG) +26 PETER STUART With My Heart In Your Hands (Vanguard) +22 21 Triple A Indicator Reports. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 7/28- Saturday 8/3. WILLY PORTER If Love Were An Airplane (Six Degrees) +21 © 2002, R &R Inc. Reporters National WHIPS /Akron. OH KBKR /Columbia, MO KTCLMinneapalis, MN WYEP/Pittsburgh, PA KFOG/San Francisco, CA Programming PD /MD: Bill Gruber PD/MO: Lana TraiIse PD: Lauren MacLeash PD. Rosemary Welsch PO: Dave Benson PETER RBRiEL"ia RHETT MILLER Tome" APO RUSTED ROOT "Ciomonds" /MO: Mike Wolf APD/M0: Chris Griffin APE/MD: HaleyY Jones RHETTWIRE MILLER "Come" BETH ORTON "Concrete PETER WOLF "Wheel" B PETERGAV'GEO 1 PINA °Cdd' PETFflGABRIEL JACK INGRAM 'Everybody" KBCOIDennr- Boulder. CO "Barry 1 CHUCK PROPHET "Much" RATADO P0: Scott ArbouHh WGVXIMInneapolk, MN WILLY PORTER "Airplane" Added This Week MD: Keefer 0M: Dave Hamilton CHUCK PROPHET-Me( KOTR/San Luis Obispo, CA RUSTED ROOT 'Diamonds" KTZO /Albuquerque, NM 12 JACK JOHNSON "Bubble" PD: PO: Jeff Collins PHIL LES aFR:ENOS Ubarty Drew floss PD: Scott Souhrada ,o LUCE "Good" 22 AIMEE IAMN`HUmpty' MD: Rick Williams 3 HOWIE DAY'GEonr MD: Don Kelley 15 SAMNA' 5 RICHIE HAVENS "SMNUSt" GOO GOO DOLLS "Big' 14 STROKES "Someday WCLZePortland, ME a PETER WOLF Wheel' World Cafe 12 PETER GABRIEL 'Barry" «ro.'/d aEl'e 1 LIFEOUSE "SO'" WDET/Detroit. MI PD: Herb Ivy 4 STEVE EARLE"Theory PD: Judy Adams MD: Brian James KGSR/Austin, TX MD: Martin Bandyke WZEW/Moblle, AL' 19 JACK JOHNSON "BOON' KBAC/Santa Fe, NM a PETER GABRIEL "Barry" PD: Brian Hart GM /PD: Ira Pp: Jody Denberp HMO: Chuck Horn RHETT MILLER 'Coma" Gordon Ali Castelinni 215- 898-6677 MD: Susan Castle 4 SONIA DADA 'Woke" MD: Tim Hallmark APO: Joann Orner 4 JACK JOHNSON 9 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Sunny" "Bubble' DAVE PIRNER "Need 13 WILLY PORTER'Arpane' 4 LORI WYATT "Touch" PETERSTUART'Hands' KINK/Portland. E ELIZA GILKYSN' OR 12 JOSH ROUSE "Miracle' No reported adds this week 4 eARINA SORBARABoene' 7 PETERWOLF'Whecr PD: Dennis Constantine PETER STUART 'Hands' E VAN MORRISON Summer' RED HOT CHILI... Song' KPIG/Monterey, CA MD: Kevin Welch WVOD/Elizabeth City, NC 13 PETER PO/MD: Laura Ellen Hopper GASAIEL`Barry KTAOBanta Fe. NM 7 OORAH P0: Man Cooper 7 BUND BOYS OF R eddy P0: Brad Hockure er WRNRBaItlmore, MO 7 MA:ASHARRT`Come"JONES y MD: Tad Abbey 6 MaiasHARpwueng' APO/MD: Michael Dean O'd: Jon Peterson 5TEVVE EARLE MMRIS "Remember ELVIS COSTELLO .451 RUSTED "D DRIVE-BYTFIIICKERST1' ROOT s" IDO: Alex Cartripht LOEHOUSE'Sie JACK JOHNSON 'BOON' LENNY KRAVITZ Could' WDST/Poughkeepsie, NY MD: Damian Einstein RHETT MILLER 'Come' KTEE/MOnieley, CA PD: 4 JACK JOHNSON "BUbbk" Greg Gattine RED HOT CHILI_ "Sang" OM /PO:Chris White WNCW/Greenville, SC APO: Christine Martinez KRSH/Santa Rosa, CA RHETT WASHINGTON MD: Carl Widing OINAM WASHINGTON 95" PO: Mark Keefe MD: Rogerg Menell PD: Bill BBWKer SETH ORTON "Concrete" DOVES`RMr 5 PETER GABRIEL 'Barry" Rob Reinhart 734 -761 -2043 APD/MD: Klm Clark SHERYL MD: CROWStec" 3 PETER WOLF 'Meer THEAGILMORE "Ai" AIMEE MANN "Humpty* BLIND BOYS OF... 'Ready' RUSTED ROOT "DurW,dB RHETT MILLER 'Come' AULE PEACOT"Owe" KRYBBBISe, ID PINA`CdG BRAD 'La' RUSTED ROOT "Diamonds" BRAD-1.1" BETH ORTON Carmella OM/PD: Dan McCully ANDY STOCHANSKY "Wonderful" WRLTJNashvIlle, TN DRIVEBYTRUCKERS "Rock( SHERYLCROW"Steve" PETER WOLF "Meer DAVID CHILDERS OM/PD: David Hall PETER GABRIEL "Barry"N' KTHXBeno, NV CITIZEN COPE Contact soeuDADA wove" APO/PAD: Keith Coss KGM/PD: Chris oma,WA PD: Harry Reynolds ALICE PEACOCK "One' GM /PD: Chris Mays Hrdianapolls, IN ELVIS CLIFF EBERHARDT Every Time You ... WBOSBoston, MA COSTELLO MO: Dave Herold P0: Brad Holtz JOHNSON DAVID BAERWALO"Bnrp" APD/MD: Shawn Stewart P iO: Chris Herrmann JACK Adds 9 JACK JOHNSON "Bubble" VB' SHERYL CROW "Stew" No DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Big Eyed Fish APO /MD: Michele Williams COUSTEAU eyed' 3 s ELLO4s MARIANNE FAITOM550 e JACK JOHNSON 'Bubble' WFUVMew York, NY KAEP/Spokane, WA KELLY WILLIS You Cant' Take It ... RHETT MILLER "Come" RHETT MILLER "Come BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN PETER WOLF Wheel" PD: Chuck Singleton "Lonesome' P0: Tim Cotter WOKI/Knoxville, TN MD: Rita Houston MD: Kari Bushman LYNN MILES Unravel WXRVBoston. MA' PO: Shane Cox HMO: flust Horns SHERYLCROW"Steve' PO Joanne Doody NINE DAYS "Good" MD: Sarah McClune RICK HOLMSTROM Slake` KENZ/Salt Lake City, UT MIKE DOUGHTY Circles, Sunken -Eyed Girl `Lost' MO: Dana Marshall BIG HEAD TODD... 'Again' PIRA "Cold" SCAPEGDATWAN OM /PD: Bruce Jones PETER STUART 'Hands' KAY HANLEY "Orwoful" HOWIE OAR "Ghost PETER STUART "Hands' RUSTED ROOT`Diamords" SWAN DIVE "Wire' MD: Kari Bushman STEVE EARLE "Tleony GREENWHEEL"Breethe KMTN /Jackson, WY UFEHOUSE `Spul WRNXBpringfeld, MA CK °Y /Buffalo, NY PO/MO: Mark Fishman GM /PD: Tom Davis OM /PD' Roh White WILLY WKOC/Nortolk, VA PORTER"Aryune' MD: Donnie Moorhause MD: Mike Blakely MOBY`Edreme' KPRI/Sae Diego, CA PD: Paul Shugrue annoPALICE OCN -one SHERYL CROW'Ste., ()AVID BAERWAID`Bring" ° PC/MO: Dona Shaieb AIMEE MANN "Humpy" MO: Kristen Croat 1 PETER GABRIEL" RHETT MILLFR'COme" WNCSBurlinglon, VT RUSTED ROOT 'Diamuds" 3 LIFEHOUSE "Spin' PLEASE PHOTOS HOWIE DAY `STD RUSTED ROOT"Demon. SEND YOUR 2 PETER GABRIEL "Barry" MD: Mark Abuzzahab JACK JOHNSON "Bubble" No Adds WFPKA.ou ltvllle, KY ALICE PEACOCK "One" RHETT "Comè PD: Dan Reed MILLER wants WMVY/Cape Cod, MA APD: Stacy Owen R &R your best snapshots PO /M0: Barbara Dacey Na adds PETERWOLFneel' KCTY /Omaha, NE (color or black & white). RHETT MILLER 'Come" PD:: Max Bum ardder r ' DAVE PINNER'New" KTBGA(ansas City, MO ° PD: Jon Hari MD: Christopher Dean *Monitored Reporters r - =. WOOD/Chattanooga, TN 2 MOBY'Exi.z ZI MD: Byron Johnson 1 >I Please include the names and titles DM/PD /MD: Danny Howard RHETT MILLER "Done 49 Total Reporters vl PETER GABRIEL "Barry' /Q CHUCK PROPHET "Thing' WXPN/Philadelphia. PA Fö o`.- of all pictured and send them to: WMMM/Madlson, WI' P0: Bruce Warren WXRT/Chicago, IL PD /MD: Tom Teeber 28 Total Monitored PD: Norm Wlner A JACKJOHNSON'Bubbe" APD /MO: Helen Leicht 2 DINAH WASHINGTON 'Is" RHETT MILLER "Come" R &R c/o Mike Davis: APD /MD: John Farneda BRAD 'La" NGSTEEN'Empry" LUCE"Good- WMP$AWemphif, TN' JINJOHÑSÓÑ 'Bobble" 21 Total Indicator 2 BONNIE RAITT 'being" DINAH WASHINGTON "Is' 10100 Santa Monica Blvd., 3rd Floor, 2 PETER STUART "Hands" PD /MD: Misandre Inner RUSTED ROOT'Oamorts" 1 PETER WOLF Tam" 8 JACK JOHNSON "Oubde" PETER WOLF'Sleep/ass" Los Angeles, CA 90067 www.americanradiohistory.com A 9, 2002 Action 90 R&R August Triple Do you yearn for the days when Roxy Mu- sic defined the cool and sophisticated corner of the pop rock world? Perhaps you thought Elvis Costello's collaborations with Burt Bacharach a few years ago were an ambitious OF THE WEEK and clever concept that didn't quite work. Are as ßrsr RECORD you yearning for an album that truly works an "album," in the truest old- school sense of finish? o Cousteau's Bill Gruber the word, from start to ARTIST: Graham Nash to your musi- MD/PD, WAPS /Akron new CD, Sirena, is the answer cal quest - and we're not talking about a LABEL: Artemis French undersea adventurer. This Cousteau are a young British band who have just released their second album in less than a year here in By JOHN SCHOENBERGER /TRIPLE A EDITOR the States on Palm Pictures. The first single, "Talking to Myself,' is one of many radio -friendly gems awaiting your exploration. Cousteau is the brainchild of multi -instrumentalist and songwriter Davey Ray Few singer- songwriters have had as re- Moor. a man who obviously holds great reverence for the icons of so- spected and enduring a career as Graham phisticated 605 pop, not unlike a young Bryan Ferry. The moody - Nash. He first became internationally renowned broody but damn -near perfect vocals of Liam McKahey breathe life into Moor's in the '60s as member of the British pop rock tunes, and the rest of the band bring a level of polish to the whole affair worthy of outfit The Hollies. But, after several albums with any great crew of studio musicians backing up Sinatra in his heyday. Even the CD the group, he found his musical expression tak- artwork pays homage to the dreamy covers of your favorite Roxy Music ing a path that led him to David Crosby and albums. But Cousteau are much more than a trip down memory lane. They have Stephen Stills. He ultimately paired up with them with the more sophisticated and sometimes Neil Young to create one enough of a progressive edge to comfortably coexist - - Graham Nash sounds in a typical Triple A station's library, perhaps even more seamlessly than of the most influential and important bands to the swank music of Julia Fordham, Nora Jones and Cassandra Wilson, which our come out of the late '60s and early '70s. format has also embraced of late. The early '70s also saw Nash begin a solo songs that I'd been living with for 20 years," career with the release of his critically acclaimed Nash explains. Whether it's "Lost Another One," Songs for Beginners. He went on to release "Dirty Little Secrets," "I'll Be There for You," the World" or "Pavanne," Nash Ican't remember the last time there was this three other solo albums in the '70s and '80s, as "Nothing in the high standard of songwriting and much good music out all at once! In the Most well as to record with David Crosby. The past maintains also seen CSN and CSN &Y lyrical integrity that we've come to expect from Added category this week, Rhett Miller takes corn - two decades have record reunion albums, as well as embark on him. bined top honors with 13 total adds (No. 1 Most tours. In the past three decades Nash has found other Added at indicator and No. 3 at monitored), Peter highly successful reunion Nash steps out on his own again with ways to express himself. Early on he became Gabriel - with his first new material in close to Now Songs for Survivors, his first solo studio effort entranced by photography, which he has pursued a decade - grabs 10 total (No. 1 monitored and in over 10 years. He joined with longtime friend as an alternate career. Upcoming is the publica- No. 4 indicator), and Jack Johnson ( "Bubble and collaborator Russ Kunkel, as well as tion of Eye to Eye, a deluxe volume of 160 of Toes ") accrued 12 total (also No. 1 at monitored Kunkel's son, Nathaniel, for the creation of this his black -and -white prints culled from the more and No. 3 at indicator) ... Peter Wolf and Rusted -son team co- produced the than 20,000 photos he has taken over the years. Root have nine total adds, while Alice Peacock, project. The father album with Nash and co -wrote some of the Nash has also had several photographic exhibi- Brad and Pina are also off to good starts ... Sheryl Crow. Beth Orton, Howie Day, songs. Nash handled vocals, guitar and har- tions. His most recent was the 2001 premiere of Peter Stuart, Elvis Costello, Aimee Mann (she's the No. 1 overall spin gainer this monica duties while the elder Kunkel took care his "New York Portfolio" in Brooklyn's Howard week, with a total increase of 168 plays), Blind Boys Of Alabama and Willy Porter of drums and percussion. The duo were joined Schickler Fine Art Museum. He is also an avid continue to build ... Keep an eye on this Dinah Washington track ... On the indicator by other top players, including Matt Rollings photography collector and has one of the most chart, Dave Matthews Band are 1* for the sixth week, Johnson ("Flake") holds at 2*, (keys), Viktor Krauss (bass), Dan Dugmore extensive collections of historical and modern Bruce Springsteen moves to 3 *, Coldplay are now at 5 *, Chuck Prophet climbs to (pedal steel, banjo), Steve Farris and Dean Parks photography in the world. 6 *, John Mayer is at 7 *, Norah Jones is at 8 *, and Crow holds down both 10* and (guitar) and Lenny Castro (percussion). Sydney As if that wasn't fulfilling enough, Nash has 11" with "Soak Up the Sun" and "Steve McQueen," respectively ... Other jumpers this Forest and David Crosby contributed backing also been socially and politically active for many week include Chris Isaac 15 * -13 *, Dave Pirner 16* -15 *, Day 19 * -17 *, Bonnie Rath vocals. years. He has performed at over 1,000 benefit 20 * -19* and Orton 27 * -24* ... 311, Moby and Our Lady Peace debut ... On the indi- Songs for Survivors has all the things you concerts over his lifetime and remains fully dedi- cator chart, Springsteen jumps to 1 *, Orton is now top five at 5 *, Raitt jumps 15 * -7 *, want and expect from a Graham Nash album: cated to the anti -nuclear movement, environ- and Crow moves 14 * -9* ... Costello leaps 21"-15*, Cousteau increase 19 * -18 *, and stellar musicianship, killer vocals and intelligent mental protection and advocacy on behalf of Sonia Dada go 24 * -21 * ... Mann and Pirner debut. - John Schoenberger, Triple A Editor songwriting. "This album is songs that came children around the world. Graham Nash is truly about three days before we started recording and a renaissance man. X\IICiÇELCREE 1rgtrath/y the finest ,lrrraz e'ete'rrthie operating toda:. ... ' }( kV 1. (R the future ref ,11r ac-,,artic rnttsic', and the Ji.liuri rst.tr 1t'?nceri ra»de'r. ' - CHICAGO '?',B 'r= www.americanradiohistory.com Christian August 9, 2002 R &R 91 ...... ásrm RICK WELKE rwelke@radìoandrecords. corn A Timeless fteasure Jon Rivers has proven to be a jewel for Christian radio Countdown show host. Radio historian. National radio talent. Jon Rivers knows Christian BEC Recordings band Bleach join Ozzie, the minor league Nashville Sounds baseball team's mascot, on the field at a recent game. The band _ radio. His voice is synonymous with stations located all over the country. Three decades in played for the crowd prior to the game. Pictured (l -r) are Third radio can give you many opportunities. Coast Artist Agency's Chris Blaney, Bleach's Dave Baysinger, band manager Keith Shackleford, Bleach's Jerry Morrison and Sam Barnhart, Third I recently talked with Riv- I played with two or three At the end of the year they changed Coast Artist Agency's Rick Cady, Ozzie, Bleach's Milam Byers and Jared ers, who shed some light on groups and then got together format in spite the ratings. I did of a Byers and Sounds Corporate Events Coordinator Mike Newman. his early days in radio and with a really good band that Christian show in Dallas every Sunday his transition to mornings at went through several names. morning after that. Soon after that the K -Love Christian-music We played dances and col- Mark Rodriguez, who owned a network, heard throughout leges all through my teenage 100,000 -wafter, wanted to do a Chris- how to make you a personality you don't have to be concerned about the United States on a vast years, until I joined the Ma- tian format because, I think, he ad- whether you wanted to be one or not. the other responsibilities you've had collection of stations. rine Corps. mired the original KLTY. He took his He knew how to get it out of you in a in the past? R &R: What was the big- 100,000-watt Spanish -language station really positive way. He changed my JR: That's right. Even though PD R&R: How were you in- gest gig your band ever and went Christian with it 24 hours a life. Bill impacted others and myself Mike Novak and MD David Pierce troduced to radio and the played? day, which took nerves of steel. in a huge way. run the show, they have always been Jon Rivers prospect of becoming a disc JR: Wow, there were so He did that for a couple of years as R &R: How has the transition to K- inclusive by being open to ideas. jockey? many. One time we played at KOJO but wasn't totally pleased with Love been, and how is the new morn- They talk to me all the time and get JR: I've been a fan radio of since the National Guard Armory and the success. He came to Brad and I, ing show going? my opinion. It's not like I was sud- my childhood years, growing up in opened for a guy named Travis seeking our counsel on what he JR: It has been flawless, and K- denly shut off from having any input; North Mississippi and listening to sta- Womack in Memphis. He already had should do. We decided to get the Love has been so loving, kind and it's just more of on an as- needed ba- tions out of Memphis. I played in rock a hit on the radio called "Scratchy." KLTY call letters back and do the generous throughout the process. sis. It's voluntary now. bands as a teenager and ended up go- He ended up being a big session same format as before. We thought it They are into giving you the tools you Being involved with K-Love is the ing into the Marine Corps and serv- player in Muscle Shoals, AL. I was would work, and he agreed. Within a need to reach your goals. It's such a real thing. When you go out to our ing in Vietnam in 1968.1 got back and like 14 at the time, and that was the year, as I recall, it became very suc- single -minded focus, compared to headquarters in Sacramento, you'll really had no trade except being a big time for me. Getting to play with cessful. From that point in 1989 until juggling all the different motivations see that there is voluntary prayer drummer. I was afraid that I might older professional musicians and get- today, it's worked. you might have in commercial radio, twice daily. Around 80 people show starve. ting to open for a big group like that I was there for more than 12 years. where profit has to be there and you up praying for every single person I knew that I loved radio and was huge. Of course, it went through a couple of might have to compromise where you who sends in a prayer request - thought that playing the music I liked R&R: How did you land at KLTY/ sales and changes in frequency. The don't want to. we're talking tens of thousands of lis- there would at least come close to Dallas, one of the nation's biggest irony is that it's back at 94.1 MHz, The focus of K -Love makes it crys- teners who've asked for prayer - and playing music in a band. I was sta- Christian stations? where it was originally in 1985. It was tal clear every morning what we're everybody means it. It's not just a pile in tioned Orange Park, FL, so I took JR: I became a Christian in 1976, truly a labor of love. There is no way doing. I was thinking a while ago that that we pray over; the staff prays for a correspondence course and worked while working at Top 40 KILT/Hous- I could overstate what Mark Rod- even though it seems like we're work- each individual person. nights - for free - for WAPE -AM/ ton. I ended up in Dallas working for riguez did back then. He was the first ing more in the studio now than we It speaks volumes when you real- Jacksonville. KFJZ (Z97), a big CHR station at the guy to risk a commercial multimil- did at KLTY, it's a labor of love. The ize that we're not paying stockhold- I was blessed that, at the time [the time [now KEGL]. As a Christian, I lion- dollar FM that was already suc- shoe fits. It's really comfortable. ers and there's no pressure from any- early '70s], Jack McCoy was WAPE's always thought I was struggling a bit cessful in one format in order to go R &R: Does doing the morning where except from above. It's so easy PD and did morning drive. Larry with some of my values and that I'd Contemporary Christian. He stood show from your ranch in Dallas mean and crystal clear. Dixon did middays, and Jay Thomas give anything if there was a really behind it all those years. did 7pm- midnight. I was surrounded good Christian station where I could R &R: Who are your radio men- by true radio greats. I absorbed it like practice my craft, a place where I tors? 'This is one of the best debut projects I've heard ... and tCs a gotdmine for radio' a sponge. I worked all night just to get could use what I'd learned and offer JR: A lot rubbed off from McCoy, - Joe Paulo. General Manager hew Life 91 9, WRCM - Charlotte. NC experience. excellence unto the Lord instead 'Tad s project. Empty. remind=_ me of going to a Sunday Buffet: There's of Dixon and Thomas at WAPE, even something on it for everyone! And 'Tell Me Why is the desse-tt° I would sit there and open the mediocrity. though I was just kind of a lackey in - Tommy Dylan. °rogram Director WJfdtf. - Grar 4 Rapids. MI airchecks that were mailed to McCoy I had gotten out of radio altogether. the early days. I hope that's an inspi- and load tunes on two- tracks for him I ran my independent production ration to hang in there for the guys as he listened to the stacks of tapes company for several years. I then who are being paid nothing, being ig- that came in. He listened for about ended up working afternoon drive for nored, loading up tapes for the PD and eight seconds and would say, "Get rid an AC station in Dallas for about a working spots and nights for free. If of it!" I'd have the next one loaded up year while still running my produc- you are with a good organization, like and ready to go and fire it immedi- tion company and working on 20: The I was, it just rubs off. ately. He could tell in the first 10 sec- Countdown Magazine. As far as more hands -on mentor- onds if there was going to be any in- Brad Burkhart called and told me ing, I guess that came in Dallas, while terest in it. Of course, one out of 100 they were going to put a 100,000 -watt I was working for a hybrid -a sort passed the first seven or eight sec- Christian station with really high of album- oriented Pop station. It had onds. Being around such profession- quality on the air and asked if I would an incredible staff that was more like TAIT als and perfectionists taught me a lot. get involved. I thought about it, a group of people who got together "Tell Me Why R&R: You mentioned being in a prayed about it and said yes. The sta- and made this magical thing happen: band as a kid Tell us about some of tion had been sold to Scott Ginsburg, Bo Weaver, Christopher Hayes, IMPACTING AC /CHR NOW your experiences with that. and I believe the deal was that he was Tommy Crammer, Kevin McCarthy Catch TAIT this fait wdh Third Jay on the Come Together Tour. JR: It was the '60s. I was about 13 to keep it Christian for at least a year. and PD Michael Spears. when The Beatles hit America. I got We got the signal, put the original The experience with Bill Young at into The Beatles and The Rolling KLTY on the air and, within the year, KILT/Houston was also great. To this for *motion1 Stones and was always intrigued by had really good ratings. We got a 4.0 day, those of us who were with him contad Kai Ds the drums. I ended up getting a cheap 12+ and did even better with adults, call him Coach. He absolutely knew kdavisßforefr drum set, and one thing led to another. as I recall. how to get the best out of you and www.americanradiohistory.com 92 RaR August 9, 2002 Christian CCM UPDATE GALLERY Singing For Freedom The CIMUpdate Michael W. Smith was a featured performer at the city of Nashville's 2002 Fourth of July Celebration, hosted Christian Retail, Radio & Records Newsweekly by Mayor Bill Purcell and Metro Parks & Recreation. Pictured during the festivities at Riverfront Park are (l -r) Purcell, singer Mandy Barnett and Smith. Smith performed several selections from his Freedom project before a crowd estimated at 40,000- 50,000. Catching Up With.... Kevin Max By Lizza Connor lconnor @ccmcom.com WORTH QUOTING "Drinking beer is easy. Trashing your hotel T his week we have a conversation with dc Talk's Kevin Max about his plans, his room is easy. But being a Christian, that's a _ projects and his decision to take some much -needed time off. tough call. That's rebellion." CCM: You've been solo for nearly KM: Yes. I'm stepping outside a year now What has your time off my comfort zone, so I think it's go- Alice Cooper, rockrebel.com from dc Talk been like? ing to be a more accessible project. l KM: It's been a roller- coaster ride. think "pop culture" people have had I expected [solo project] Stereotype a hard time putting their arms Be to do more in the CCM industry. I around m} lyrics in the past, and had all these delusions of grandeur I'm kind of angry with that, because that I was going to expose this won- I like lyrics that make you dig under derful art piece, and it just didn't hap- the surface. Sales of Contemporary Christian and gospel music rose 18% over the pen like I thought it would. It's been CCM: How do you plan to reach first half of 2002, marking six straight quarters of growth, the Christian a very human, earthy, down -to- reality that music- buying, pop -culture audi- Music Trade Association reports. According to SoundScan, 23.4 million kind of year for me. ence? Contemporary Christian and gospel albums were sold from Jan. 1 to June in 2001. The music CCM: Why did you take some KM: As a singer, by going to a 30, compared to 19.8 million during the same period Max Kevin a /e decline for the year to date. time off in the fall and cancel the place where they trust me and feel industry overall is reporting 9° sales able tour? welcome. As a writer, it's being Mirroring last year, general- market retailers have seen increased sales of so want more KM: I needed some personal time. edge that my family life and my rela- to affect the mind they Christian and gospel music and accounted for 55°/e of total sales; Christian Stereotype Be took every ounce of tionship with God are more important of the truth. The Bible says we retailers have sold 44 °/o of the genres' albums for the year to date. Though strength out of me and left me in than dominating the world as the should be in the world but not of the Christian retailers sold fewer units than mainstream retailers, their sales are some relationships that I had put on brand -new thing. Truth is, who world. To be in the world surely up 8% compared to the first half of 2001. back burner one being my re- knows if you can be the next big doesn't mean to be locked up in your the - The three best- selling albums as of June 30 are the 0 Brother, Where Art thing when you're over 30 and your beautiful little clapboard country lationship with the Lord. Thou? soundtrack (Lost Highway), P.O.D's Satellite (Atlantic) and Kirk church. It means you're going to CCM: Have you recharged? belly isn't as pretty as Britney Franklin's Rebirth of Kirk Franklin (Gospo Centric). According to GMA accessible KM: I'm still going through some Spears'? have to show up and be President Frank Breeden, the strength of the Christian -music market can be go, changes, but I've learned a lot this CCM: Don't you have a new and shine a light so people will attributed to sales increases throughout the chart, not just big sates by the year. I'm hanging with the knowl- project in the works? "Wow, I want what that person has." top -selling records. All of this years top 10 albums have sold more than That's the difficult road, isn't it? 200,000 units during 2002; only five albums in the top 10 sold more than CCM: When you spoke with CCM 200,000 copies in the first half of last year. last summer, you talked about your Toonacious Family Entertainment and Word Entertainment have desire to shed the "had boy.' image. SPINWORTHY entered an exclusive distribution deal for Toonacious' animated children's Have you done that? video series Lenny & Sid. The first episode, "Love Thy Neighbor," is As far as the tortured artist, I Groves' Sophomore Effort More Than All Right KM: scheduled for release in February 2003. don't think I've changed. Where key promotions: Sara Groves All Right Here (INO) have changed, though, is that I'm not The Gospel Music Association announces several File under, Folk/Country trying to prove I can push the bound- Joy Fletcher is promoted to Sr. Director /Programming. She was most Grade: A ary. Now, if I push it, it has meaning recently Director /Programming. On her sophomore album, Sara Groves proves she behind it. People have misconstrued Amy Cox is promoted to Manager/Business Affairs for the GMA and the can pull her weight as a songwriter, offering a who in the confines of I am, because /Business songs about love, Christian Music Trade Association, She had been Coordinator collection of straightforward dc Talk you can't penetrate each relationships and growth, expertly articulated with Affairs for GMA. character wholly. The next project simple, clean musicianship and tasteful production. from Coordinator/ will give people a better idea that Daniel White is upped to Manager/Special Projects Projects. The album is a step up from Groves' 2001 national debut, Conversations, there's more to me than the rebel. I Special is reflecting a more subtle approach to songwriting. While her writing style want to get behind things that are po- Ben Cooper becomes Systems Manager for the Christian Music Trade. He metaphorical, the 13 still more didactic and conversational than poetic or litically incorrect, to be a part of is- rises from Coordinator /Christian SoundScan Operations. songs on All Right Here are less overtly spiritual in lyrics and tack the sues that really matter. That's where Doug Hannah is named Network PD for WAY -FM Media Group Inc. He clichés found on her fist project. see myself pushing the envelope oversees the programming decisions for the WAY -FM stations. The title track is brilliant, with bouncy guitar hooks, toe -tapping now. percussion, a repetitive chorus and catchy rhymes. "Fly" is a lilting pop Artist Update piano ballad reminiscent of songs on Sarah McLachtan's Surfacing, and, Kevin Max is currently wrapping up Gospo Centric Records' newest artist, Dorinda Clark-Cole, opened for considering the song's spare piano arrangement and the delicate falsetto his second book of poetry Slip of the the legendary Patti LaBelle at the recent Patti's Pearls benefit concert at McLachlan is an influence. Groves often slips into, I'd venture to say that Ink, due out this fall, and writing for Los Angeles' West Angeles Church of God in Christ. The event was designed his solo album, slatedfor a West "Tornado," a tune about people who are constantly turning others' lives sophomore to raise awareness of and support for joint initiative between the Fund. upside -down, is a roots -tinged departure from the rest of the album. More 2003. Angeles Community Development Corp. and the Bill Duke Scholarship Gillian Welch than McLachlan, the uptempo tune may appeal to country LaBelle, Clark -Cote and The Clark Sisters performed, and the evening was music fans more than it will to Christian radio. Listen for the rockin' Dobro hosted by comedian Jonathan Slocumb. Phil played by legendary instrumentalist Madera. / The CCM Updat Reunion Records and Jeff Roberts & Associates announce ShoutFest, a new traveling fall festival. A series of one -day ShoutFest The song I keep playing over and over is the Groves- and Nate- Sabin- Executive Editor penned "Maybe There's a Loving God." While it may never resonate with Rick Edwards events will be hosted by churches across the country to build a spirit of radio programmers - it lacks the obligatory catchy chorus -to- soaring Editor community and worship in each city. ShoutFest is scheduled to hit 30 bridge hit --adio combo - the melancholy melody and honest lyrics Lizza Connor markets this fall and will feature co- headliners Salvador and Rachael Lampa, articulate the innate lcnging for spiritual significance: "Maybe I was made The CCM UPDATE is published weekly in R &R as well as performances from Jeff Deyo, Brother's Keeper, Daily Planet, Rock by CCM Communications, 104 Woodmont have 'N' Roll Worship Circus and 38th Parallel (artists subject to change). this way/To think and to reason and to question and to pray/And I Blvd., Suite 300, Nashville, TN 37205. never prayed a lot /But maybe there is a God." I'm stilt hitting "Repeat." Ph: 615/386 -3011 Fax: 615/386 -3380 Sponsored by Liberty University and World Vision, ShoutFest will also Lizza Connor ` .p 2d02 CCM Communications. Contents may not bj 6Qclude extreme games, merchandise, food and fun for the entire family. - reproduced without permission. Printed in the U.S.A. www.americanradiohistory.com 93 CHR Top 30 Rock Top 30 TOTAL * I - WEEKS ON TOTAL al- WEEKS ON WEEK WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS PLAYS CHART WEEK WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS PLAYS CHART 2 0 DAILY PLANET Flying Blind (Reunion) 944 +39 12 P.O.D. Boom (Atlantic) 397 -26 16 1 2 JARS OF CLAY Fly (Essential) 903 -21 10 5 0 KUTLESS Your Touch (BEC) 384 +63 6 4 0 NEWSBOYS Million Pieces (Sparrow) 873 +82 7 3 0 12 STONES Broken (Wind-up) 372 +44 11 3 4 PAUL COLMAN TRIO Turn (Essential) 821 -75 19 6 0 BENJAMIN GATE Do What You Say (Forefront) 319 +3 10 5 5 THIRD DAY It's Alright (Essential) 688 -42 21 4 5 38TH PARALLEL Horizon (Squint) 318 -9 7 8 0 BENJAMIN GATE The Calling (Forefront) 622 +43 7 2 6 PAX217 Tonight (Forefront) 313 18 7 SALVADOR Breathing 0 Life (Word) 600 +5 10 7 0 TINMAN JONES I Will (Independent) 276 +17 6 9 8 JENNIFER KNAPP Say Won't You Say (Gotee) 567 -6 18 8 8 LADS International Mystery Man (Cross Driven) 226 -26 10 12 0 REBECCA ST. JAMES Song Of Love (Forefront) 563 +71 7 10 Q STRANGE OCCURRENCE Reach (Steel Roots) 222 +6 8 6 10 OUT OF EDEN Day Like Today (Gotee) 554 -86 15 9 10 JOHN REUBEN Hindsight (Gotee) 217 -1 8 10 11 TOBY MAC Irene (Forefront) 516 -23 11 19 Q CR33 Birth of Defiance (Bettie Rocket) 199 +48 5 11 12 JEFF DEVO Let It Flow (Gotee) 493 -7 20 25 e SKILLET Kill Me, Heal Me (Ardent) 178 +52 2 23 ® SOUWAHZ All Around The World (Squint) 467 +108 3 12 13 MXPX My Mistake (Tooth & Nail) 172 -17 5 13 14 FFH Fly Away (Essential) 466 -11 9 16 ® DAILY PLANET Tangled Web (Reunion) 169 +5 7 19 ® PLUS ONE I Don't Care (Atlantic) 437 +18 5 15 15 ALL TOGETHER SEPARATE I'll Rise (Asteroid) (Ardent) 159 -7 4 20 DAVID 0 CROWDER BAND My Hope (Sixsteps /Sparrow) 421 +12 5 18 16 LINCOLN BREWSTER Everybody Praise The Lord (Vertical)158 -3 7 24 ® AUDIO ADRENALINE Ocean Floor (Forefront) 411 +53 3 14 17 TAIT Bonded (Forefront) 158 -11 14 21 0 SHAUN GROVES Move Me (Rocketown) 397 +3 5 11 18 TOBY MAC What's Goin' Down (Forefront) 155 -59 17 16 19 GINNY OWENS I Am (Rocketown) 388 -50 25 20 0 SLICK SHOES My Ignorance (Tooth & Nail) 148 +5 10 26 m RACHAEL LAMPA I'm All Yours (Word) 382 +56 2 21 a) PLANET SHAKERS Shake the Planet (Crown) 146 +6 12 18 21 BEBO NORMAN Holy Is Your Name (Essential) 382 -41 18 22 21 JARS OF CLAY Whatever She Wants (Essential) 130 -4 3 15 22 TAIT Bonded (Forefront) 373 -74 19 27 ® BY THE TREE Change (Fervent) 127 +11 2 14 23 ZOE GIRL Here And Now (Sparrow) 368 -93 16 23 23 JUGGERNAUTZ The Reach (Metro One) 124 -9 3 25 TRIN -I -TEE Holla ¡Debut> m 5:7 (Gospo Centric) 366 +37 4 BLEACH We Are Tomorrow (BEC) 122 +53 1 ¡Debut> 17 25 AUDIO ADRENALINE Rejoice (Forefront) 363 -64 21 BIG FAT JAM Everything (Absolute) 116 +49 1 22 26 ALL TOGETHER SEPARATE We Know (Ardent) 347 -14 15 13 26 SHILOH Shackles (Accidental Sirens) 114 -59 14 ¡Debut> ® AARON SPIRO Sing ¡Debut> (Sparrow) 307 +79 1 ECHOCAST Ignite (XS) 111 +71 1 29 28 JAKE Brighter (Reunion) 302 -13 8 28 28 KEVIN MAX You (Forefront) 109 -3 14 ¡Debut> 28 29 KEVIN MAX You (Forefront) I 299 -17 9 a SQUAD FIVE -0 Don't Want To Change... (Tooth & Nail) 108 +33 1 ED KIRK FRANKLIN He Reigns (Gospo Centric) 281 +3 2 24 30 PILLAR Fireproof (Flicker) 106 -21 23 29 CHR reporters. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 7/28- Saturday 8/3. 47 Rock reporters. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 7/28-Saturday 8/3. © 2002 Radio & Records. © 2002 Radio & Records. EXPOSE YOURSELF EventTape® BunchaBanners' FlashBagee BumperStickers Ponchos FirstFlash' KeyTags L I N E StadiumCups 6528 Constitution Drive Fort Wayne, Indiana 46804 Fax: (260) 436 -6739 www.fìrstflash.com 1- 800 -21 FLASH 1- 800 -213 -5274 www.americanradiohistory.com 94 Christian \T August 9, 2002 AC Top 30 Inspo Top 20 TOTAL +I- WEEKS ON TOTAL +1- WEEKS ON LAST LAST PLAYS CHART WEEK WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) PLAYS WEEK WEEK ARTIST TITLE LABELS) PLAYS PLAYS CHART 317 +10 6 1976 +62 16 1 NICOLE C. MULLEN Come Unto Me (Word) 1 Q STEVEN CURTIS CHAPMAN Magnificent... (Sparrow) Q 12 MICHAEL W. SMITH Purified (Reunion) 312 +36 7 2 0 AUDIO ADRENALINE Ocean Hoer (Forefront) 1778 +44 6 Q ST. JAMES Song Of Love (Forefront) 304 +23 8 3 3 FFH Fly Away (Essential) 1533 -46 15 4 o REBECCA Beautiful (Diadem) 300 +17 10 4 4 SALVADOR Breathing Life (Word) 1478 -18 14 3 o BOB CARLISLE You're +8 7 All I Really Want (Vertical) 292 7 0 JARS OF CLAY Fly (Essential) 1362 +148 9 2 0 LINCOLN BREWSTER 10 +110 11 5 6 STEVEN CURTIS CHAPMAN Magnificent... (Sparrow) 267 -10 5 0 SHAUN GROVES Move Me (Rocketown) 1350 RONNIE FREEMAN The Only Thing (Rocketown) 221 +1 8 8 0 NEWSBOYS Million Pieces (Sparrow) 1292 +148 8 7 Q 3 First Song That I Sing (INO) 218 +58 6 0 REBECCA ST. JAMES Song Of Love (Forefront) 1289 +65 11 14 Q SARA GROVES +28 8 EMERSON I Will Remember (Discovery House) 212 9 0 BIG DADDY WEAVE In Christ (Fervent) 1214 +107 8 10 Q COREY Alleluia 208 +8 3 10 RACHAEL LAMPA I'm All Yours (Word) 1112 +84 6 8 o FFH We Sing (Essential) 9 I Am To Worship (Worship Together) 201 +18 16 0 AVALON Undeniably You (Sparrow) 991 +159 3 11 Q TIM HUGHES Here (INO) 198 +11 10 12 ® KATINAS Rejoice (Gotee) 974 +45 10 9 Q JASON INGRAM Restore Me 184 +35 4 14 0 CAEDMON'S CALL We Delight (Essential) 948 +73 6 17 o SELAH Timeless (Curb) About Grace (Doxology) 180 +13 4 15 0 NICOLE C. MULLEN Come Unto Me (Word) 893 +57 9 13 ALLEN ASBURY All +32 2 POINT OF GRACE Yes, I Believe (Word) 174 17 0 LINCOLN BREWSTER A111 Really Want (Vertical) 879 +65 6 18 o 161 +6 2 19 0 TRUE VIBE See The Light (Essential) 805 +74 5 15 LENNY LEBLANC All For You (Integrity) To Jesus 145 +17 2 11 17 THIRD DAY It's Alright (Essential) 772 -188 22 19 41) FERNANDO ORTEGA Sing (Word) [Debut> 141 +36 1 20 0 J. HANSON & S. GROVES Traveling Light (Creative Trust)770 +71 5 MICHELLE TUMES The Light (Sparrow) 136 -32 9 13 19 VOICES OF HOPE In God We Trust (Sparrow) 692 -213 17 12 19 MARTINS Lord Most High (Spring Hill) ¡Debut> (Creative Trust) 114 +18 1 18 20 MARK SCHULTZ Back In His Arms Again (Word) 674 -93 24 J. HANSON & S.GROVES Traveling Light 2 25 ® SARA GROVES First Song That I Sing (INO) 661 +129 20 Inspo reporters. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 7/28- Saturday 8/3. 24 ® ALLEN ASBURY All About Grace (Doxology) 621 +87 5 © 2002 Radio & Records. 21 23 4HIM Surrender (Word) 619 -44 22 23 24 SONICFLOOD Write Your Name Upon My Heart (INO) 475 -99 16 Rhythmic Specialty Programming 22 25 AMY GRANT The River's Gonna Keep On Rolling (Word) 470 -156 12 ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) 26 26 BEBO NORMAN Holy Is Your Name (Essential) 445 -68 21 1 GRITS Here We Go (Gotee) ¡Debut> ® PAUL COLMAN TRIO Fill My Cup (Essential) 441 +132 1 2 JOHN REUBEN Hindsight (Gotee) DJ MAJ f /DJ FORM 7 Factors (Gotee) 28 DAVID CROWDER BAND My Hope (Sixsteps /Sparrow) 418 -86 6 3 4 TRIN -I -TEE 5:7 Holla (Gospo Centric) 1 ¡Debut> POINT OF GRACE Yes, I Believe (Word) 415 +65 m 5 TOBY MAC Irene (Forefront) 29 30 NEWSONG Wide Open (Reunion) 415 -69 19 6 WOODY ROCK Believer (Gospo Centric) 7 MARY MARY In The Morning (Columbia) 8 SOULJAHZ All Around The World (Squint) 61 AC reporters. 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Nothin' (DefJam/IDJMG) 2 3 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/ Columbia/IDJMG) 3 3 NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo' Reel/Universal) 8 NELLY F/KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo'Reel/Universal) 3 4 NELLY Hot In Herre (Fo' Reel/Universal) 4 4 IRV GOTTI Down 4 U (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 8 4 U Inc. 5 DJ SAMMY & YANOU Heaven (Robbins) 5 5 MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) 4 5 IRV GOTT! Down (Murder /IDJMG) P. DIDDY F /GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part II) (Bad Boy/Arista) 8 8 NELLY F/KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo'Reel/Universal) 8 ASHANTI Happy (Murder lnc./IDJMG) 3 6 In Love 6 7 EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) 6 7 BIG TYMERS Stddl Fly (Cash Money/Universal) 6 7 AMERIE Why Don't We Fall (Rise/Columbia) ASHANTI Happy (Murder Inc./IDJMG) 7 8 JENNIFER LOPEZ F /NAS I'm Gonna Be Alright (Epic) 9 0 EVE F /ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' (Ruff Ryders/Interscope) 9 9 9 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (DreamWorks) 7 9 CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc -A- Fella/IDJMG) 12 CLIPSE Grindin' (Star Trak/Arista) 12 MARIO Just A Friend 2002 (J) 10 N.O.R.E. Nothin' (DefJam/IDJMG) 14 LUDACRIS Move Bitch (DefJam South/IDJMG) 11 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware /Columbia) 11 EMINEM Cleanin' Out My Closet (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) 11 11 MUSIQ Halfcrazy (DefSoul/IDJMG) ASHANTI Baby (Murder lnc./IDJMG) 13 KYLIE MINOGUE Love At First Sight (Capitol) 13 ANGIE MARTINEZ If I Could Go (EastWest/EEG) 17 10 13 VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/Interscope) 12 13 JENNIFER LOPEZ F/NAS I'm Gonna Be Alright (Epic) 16 GINUWINE Stingy (Epic) 21 DANIEL BEDINGFIELD Gotta Get Thru This (Island/IDJMG) 17 AMERIE Why Don't We Fall In Love (Rise/Columbia) 7 14 CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc- A- Fella/IDJMG) 20 CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) 15 15 TRUTH HURTS F/RAKIM Addictive (Aftermath/Interscope) 10 15 TWEET Call Me (Gold Mind/Elektra/EEG) 22 EVE F/ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' (Ruff Ryders/Interscope) 14 16 EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) 13 16 TRUTH HURTS F/RAKIM Addictive (Aftermath /Interscope) 14 17 ASHANTI Foolish (Murder lnc./IDJMG) 16 CLIPSE Grindin' (Star Trak/Arista) 18 e EVE F /ALICIA KEYS Gangsta Lovin' (Ruff Ryders/Interscope) 18 BIG Fly Money 31 e EMINEM Cleanin' Out My Closet (Shady/Aftermath/Interscope) 19 LUDACRIS Move Bitch (DefJam South/IDJMG) 15 TYMERS Still (Cash /Universal) Eyez Me 15 19 NO DOUBT Hella Good (Interscope) - 22 BEENIE MAN F/JANET Feel It Boy (Virgin) 21 MONICA All On (J) i 16 20 FAT JOE F /ASHANTI What's Luv? (Terror Squad/Atlantic) 18 20 ASHANTI Foolish (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 19 NAPPY ROOTS Po' Folks (Atlantic) Goodtimes (Interscope) 17 21 P. DIDDY FLASHER & LOON I Need AGirl (Part One) (BadBoy/Arista) 25 NAPPY ROOTS Po' Folks (Atlantic) 28 STYLES 23 LIL' WAYNE Way Of Life (Cash Money/Universal) 28 e P. DIDDY F /GINUWINE I Need A Girl (Part II) (Bad Boy/Arista) 23 LIL' WAYNE Way Of Life (Cash Money/Universal) 18 23 DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) 24 TRICK DADDY In Da Wind (Slip 'N Slide /Atlantic) 20 23 WYCLEF JEAN Two Wrongs (Columbia) 29 VANESSA CARLTON Ordinary Day (A &M/Interscope) 28 FABOLOUS F/P. BIDDY & JAGGED.. Trade It All (Part II) (Epic) 24 R. KELLY Heaven I Need A Hug (Jive) 24 BBMAK Out Of My Heart (Into Your...) (Hollywood) 26 MONICA All Eyez On Me (J) 25 TRICK DADDY In Da Wind (Slip 'N Slide/Atlantic) 19 26 SOLUNA For All Time (DreamWorks) 38 CAM'RON Hey Ma (Roc-A- Fella/IDJMG) 27 SLUM VILLAGE Tainted (Barak/Capitol) 25 27 SEVEN AND THE SUN Walk With Me (Atlantic) 31 3LW I Do (Wane Get Close To You) (Epic) 22 27 B2K Gots Ta Be (Epic) 27 e ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Don't Turn Off The Lights (Interscope) 21 28 B2K Gots Ta Be (Epic) 26 28 KHIA My Neck, My Back (Lick It) (Dirty Down/Artemis) 30 29 CRAIG DAVID Walking Away (Wildstar/Atlantic) 39 m STYLES Goodtimes (Interscope) 30 TANK One Man (BlackGround) 23 30 CAM'RON Oh Boy (Roc- A- Fella/IDJMG) 29 30 USHER Can U Help Me (LaFace/Arista) 29 30 BRANDY Full Moon (Atlantic) #1 MOST ADDED #1 MOST ADDED #1 MOST ADDED LEANN RIMES Life Goes On (Curb) WHITNEY HOUSTON Whatchulookinat (Arista) FLOETRY Floetic (Dream Works) #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS NELLY F/KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo' Reel/Universal) ASHANTI Happy (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) NELLY F/KELLY ROWLAND Dilemma (Fo' Reel/Universal) TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE AMY STUDT Just A Little Girl (19/Universal) LIL' FLIP The Way We Ball (Suckafree /Loud/Columbia) LIL' FLIP The Way We Ball (Suckafree /Loud/Columbia) AVANT Makin' Good Love (Magic Johnson /MCA) BIG TYMERS Ch Yeah (Cash Money /Universal) DONELL JONES Put Me Down (Untouchables /LaFace/Arista) TANTO METRO & DEVONTE Give It To Her (VP) PASTOR TROY Are We Cuttin' (Universal) MYSTIKAL If lt Ain't Live It Ain't Me (Big Boy/No Limit/Jive) JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT BareNaked (Jive) BRITNEY SPEARS Boys (Maverick/Reprise) BOYZ II MEN/FAITH EVANS Relax Your Mind (Arista) 311 Amber (Volcano) MACK 10 Connected For Life (Cash Money/Universal) ANGIE MARTINEZ If I Could Go (EastWest/EEG) CHR/POP begins on Page 35. CHR/RHYTHMIC begins on Page 43. URBAN begins on Page 50. AC HOT AC ROCK LW TW LW TW LW 1W 1 LAVIGNE 1 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 1 1 CELINE DION A New Day Has Come (Epic) 0 AVRIL Complicated (Arista) o 2 2 JOSH GROBAN To Where You Are (143/Reprise) 2 2 SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 2 2 PUDDLE OF MUDD Drift & Die (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) 3 3 FIVE FOR FIGHTING Superman (It's Not Easy) (Aware/Columbia) JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (DreamWorks) 3 3 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 4 4 DEFAULT Deny (TVT) 6 0 BRYAN ADAMS Here I Am (A &M/Interscope) 3g6 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware/Columbia) 4 5 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES Do It For Love (BMG/Heritage) 5 5 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/ Columbia/IDJMG) 9 o NICKELBACK Never Again (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 9 0 VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/Interscope) 4 6 VANESSA CARLTON A Thousand Miles (A &M/Interscope) 7 6 GODSMACK I Stand Alone (Republic/Universal) 5 7 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Hero (Interscope) 7 7 CALLING Wherever You Will Go (RCA) 5 CREED One Last Breath (Wind-up) 10 PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not (DreamWorks) 7 8 MARC ANTHONY I Need You (Columbia) 8 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) 8 8 9 JO DEE MESSINA Bring On The Rain (Curb) 10 CREED One Last Breath (Wind-up) 6 9 TOMMY LEE Hold Me Down (MCA) 10 ' LONESTAR I'm Already There (BNA) 11 NO DOUBT Hella Good (Interscope) 11 RUSH Secret Touch (Atlantic) 11 SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 9 11 NICKELBACK How You Remind Me (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 15 DEF LEPPARD Now (Island/DJMG) 12 CELINE DION I'm Alive (Epic) 12 12 PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) 12 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Columbia) 15 JAMES TAYLOR On The 4th Of July (Columbia) 14 e JACK JOHNSON Flake (Enjoy/Universal) 8 13 PUDDLE OF MUDD Blurry (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) 13 14 MICHAEL BOLTON Only A Woman Like You (Jive) 13 14 MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted (Maverick/WB) 13 14 NICKELBACK Too Bad (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 14 15 CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON So Complicated (Arista) 17 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Columbia) 16 FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) 18 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware /Columbia) 19 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) 17 16 AUDIOVENT The Energy (Atlantic) 17 8 ELTON JOHN Original Sin (Rocket/Universal) 18 ALAN'S MORISSETTE Precious Illusions (Maverick/Reprise) 18 HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) 16 18 JENNIFER LOPEZ Alive (Epic) 16 18 PINK Don't Let Me Get Me (Arista) 14 18 ROBERT PLANT Darkness, Darkness (Universal) 19 ' MARC ANTHONY I've Got You (Columbia) 24 GOO GOO DOLLS Big Machine (Warner Bros.) 19 19 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (American /Columbia) 20 I CALLING Wherever You Will Go (RCA) 21 DIRTY VEGAS Days Go By (Capitol) 21 TRUSTCOMPANY Downfall (Geffen /Interscope) 21 TAMARA WALKER Angel Eyes (Curb) 20 21 THE CORRS FBONO When The Stars Go Blue (143/Lava/Atlantic) THEORY OF A DEADMAN Nothing... (Roadrunner /IDJMG) 22 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Columbia) 23 OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) PUDDLE OF MUDD She Hates Me (Flawless/Geffen /Interscope) 24 BONNIE RAITT Silver Lining (Capitol) 22 23 DISHWALLA Somewhere In The Middle (Immergent) 23 23 KORN Thoughtless (Immortal/Epic) 23 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) 27 ELVIS VS. JXL A Little Less Conversation (RCA) 20 24 EARSHOT Get Away (Warner Bros.) 28 KATHY MATTEA They Are The Roses (Narada) 25 25 COUNTING CROWS American Girls (Geffen /Interscope) 22 25 AEROSMITH Girls Of Summer (Columbia) 29 BEN GREEN Two To One (ASRC/Artemis) 31 MICHELLE BRANCH Goodbye To You (Maverick/WB) 27 8 MUST Freechild (Wind -up) 25 27 LUTHER VANDROSS I'd Rather (J) 29 311 Amber (Volcano) LIFEHOUSE Spin (DreamWorks) 26 28 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Escape (Interscope) 32 BBMAK Out Of My Heart (Into Your...) (Hollywood) 25 28 TOOL Parabola (Volcano) AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated (Arista) 34 SPLENDER Save It For Later (J) 26 SINCH Something More (Roadrunner/IDJMG) MICHELLE BRANCH All You Wanted (Maverick/WB) 30 30 NICKELBACK Too Bad (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 29 ROB ZOMBIE Demon Speeding (Geffen /Interscope) #1 MOST ADDED #1 MOST ADDED #1 MOST ADDED JIM BRICKMeN F/JANE KRAKOWSKI You (Windham Hill/RCA Victor) SHERYL CROW Steve McQueen (A &M/Interscope) DISTURBED Prayer (Reprise) #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS JAMES TAYLOR On The 4th Of July (Columbia) GOO GOO DOLLS Big Machine (Warner Bros.) PUDDLE OF MUDD She Hates Me (Flawless /Geffen /Interscope) TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE STEVE HOLY Good Morning Beautiful (Curb) JOHN MAYER Your Body Is A Wonderland (Aware/Columbia) SEETHER Fine Again (Wind-up) STEELY Simple Girl (NFE) NINE DAYS Good Friend (Epic) CHEVELLE The Red (Epic) CHER A Different Kind Of Love Song (Warner Bros.) STRETCH PRINCESS Freakshow (Wind -up) BREAKING BENJAMIN Polyamorous (Hollywood) SOLUNA For All Time (DreamWorks) SHERYL CROW Steve McQueen (A KENNY G F /CHANTE MOORE One More Time (Arista) &M/Interscope) DISTURBED Prayer (Reprise) HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) COLOR RED Sore Throat (RCA) AC begins on Page 65. AC begins on Page 65. ROCK begins on Page 74. www.americanradiohistory.com 99 The Back Pages, Monitored Airplay Overview: August 9, 2002 URBAN AC COUNTRY SMOOTH JAll LW TW LW r' LW Tw 1 MUSIO Halfcrazy (DefSoul/IDJMG) 1 KENNY CHESNEY 0 The Good Stuff (BNA) 1 Q JOE SAMPLE X Marks The Spot (PRA/GRPNMG) 5 RUFF ENDZ Someone To Love You (Epic) 2 TOBY KEITH Courtesy Of The Red, White... (Dream Works) 2 2 BONEY JAMES RPM (Warner Bros.) 2 :3 LUTHER VANDROSS I'd Rather (J) 3 3 GARY ALLAN The One (MCA) 3 3 CRAIG CHAQUICO Luminosa (Higher Octave) 4 4 JOE What If A Woman (Jive) 4 4 DIXIE CHICKS Long Time Gone (Monument) 6 SPECIAL EFX Cruise Control (Shanachie) 3 5 JAHEIM Anything (Divine Mill/WB) 5 5 TIM MCGRAW Unbroken (Curb) 5 DOWN TO THE BONE Electra Glide (GRPNMG) 6 6 ANGIE STONE Wish I Didn't Miss You (J) 6 6 DARRYL WORLEY I Miss My Friend (Dream Works) 4 6 JOYCE COOLING Daddy -0 (GRPNMG) 7 7 DONELL JONES You Know That I Love You (Untouchables/Arista) 7 7 ANDY GRIGGS Tonight I Wanna Be Your Man (RCA) 9 LARRY CARLTON Morning Magic (Warner Bros.) 11 MARY MARY In The Morning (Columbia) O 9 8 TRACY BYRD Ten Rounds With Jose Cuervo (RCA) 8 KIM WATERS In The House (Shanachie) 9 DAVE HOLLISTER Keep Lovin' You (MCA) I Q 10 9 SARA EVANS Keep Looking (RCA) 10 9 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) 8 10 MAXWELL Lifetime (Columbia) 10 11 JOE NICHOLS The Impossible (Universal South) 7 1_0 PETER WHITE Bueno Funk (Columbia) 10 11 YOLANDA ADAMS I'm Gonna Be Ready (Elektra/EEG) 13 11 MARK CHESNUTT She Was (Columbia) 11 NORMAN BROWN Just Chillin' (Warner Bros.) 14 KEITH SWEAT One Q On One (Elektra/EEG) 14 12 DIAMOND RIO Beautiful Mess (Arista) 14 EUGE GROOVE Slam Dunk (Warner Bros.) 13 13 ASHANTI Foolish (Murder Inc. /IDJMG) 15 13 BLAKE SHELTON 01' Red (Warner Bros.) 12 BRAXTON BROTHERS Whenever I See You (Peak) 24 GERALD LEVERT Funny (Elektra/EEG) 19 14 KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You (Capitol) 13 14 BRIAN CULBERTSON Without Your Love (Warner Bros.) 16 RL Good Man (J) 15 16 BRAD MARTIN Before I Knew Better (Epic) 15 GERALD ALBRIGHT Ain't No Stoppin' (GRPNMG) 15 16 REGINA BELLE F/GLENN JONES From Now On (Peak) 17 16 PHIL VASSAR American Child (Arista) 18 CHUCK LOEB Sarao (Shanachie) 12 17 BOYZ II MEN The Color Of Love (Arista) 17 20 MARTINA MCBRIDE Where Would You Be (RCA) 16 JONATHAN BUTLER Wake Up (Warner Bros.) 19 : KIRK FRANKLIN Brighter Days (Gospo Centric/Jive) 22 18 ALAN JACKSON Work In Progress (Arista) 19 LUTHER VANDROSS I'd Rather (J) 18 R. KELLY Heaven I Need A Hug (Jive) 21 19 LEE ANN WOMACK Something Worth Leaving Behind (MCA) KENNY G F /CHANTE MOORE One More Time (Arista) 20 r USHER U Don't Have To Call (LaFace /Arista) 23 20 GARTH BROOKS Thicker Than Blood (Capitol) 20 FOURPLAY Rollin' (Bluebird/RCA Victor) 22 TONY TERRY In The Shower (Golden Boy) 21 24 PINMONKEY Barbed Wire And Roses (BNA) 22 JOE MCBRIDE Woke Up This Morning (Heads Up) 17 2? YOLANDA ADAMS The Battle Is The Lords (Verity) 25 22 JO DEE MESSINA Dare To Dream (Curb) 23 GREG ADAMS Roadhouse (Ripa) 21 23 BONEY JAMES F /JAHEIM Ride (Warner Bros.) 26 23 MONTGOMERY GENTRY My Town (Columbia) 21 23 SADE Somebody Already Broke My... (Epic) 23 SIR CHARLES JONES Is There Anybody Lonely... (Independent) 27 24 REBECCA LYNN HOWARD Forgive (MCA) 25 DAVID BENOIT Then The Morning Comes (GRPNMG) 26 LATHUN BBQ (Motown) 28 25 RASCAL FLATTS These Days (Lyric Street) 2-1 JULIA FORDHAM F/INDIA.ARIE Concrete Love (Vanguard) 25 JERZEE MONET Most High (Dream Works) 29 26 SIXWIRE Look At Me Now (Warner Bros.) 27 JEFF KASHIWA 3 -Day Weekend (Native Language) PRINCE She Loves Me 4 Me (Redline) 31 27 ANTHONY SMITH If That Ain't Country (Mercury) 26 2 3RD FORCE I Believe In You (Higher Octave) STREETWIZE Rock The 2g Boat (Shanachie) 30 CHRIS CAGLE Country By The Grace Of God (Capitol) JEFF GOLUB Cold Duck Time (GRPNMG) REMY SHAND Rocksteady (Motown) 32 TAMMY COCHRAN Life Happened (Epic) RICHARD ELLIOT O.T. (GRPNMG) 29 WYCLEF JEAN Two Wrongs (Columbia) 33 SHEDAISY Mine All Mine (Lyric Street) 30 FL'J CHRIS BOTTI Lisa (Columbia) #1 MOST ADDED #1 MOST ADDED #1 MOST ADDED WHITNEY HOUSTON Whatchulookinat ;A; I sta: ttriAD PAISLEY Vv KENNY G F /CHANTE MOORE 2"0'.'.rá #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS GERALD LEVERT Funny ( Elektra/EEG) I DARRYL WORLEY Miss My Friend (DreamWorks) KENNY G F'CHANTE MOORE One More Time (Arista TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE FOURPLAY Let's Make Love ( Bluebird/RCA Victor) RADNEY FOSTER Ever,da. Ange! ; Dualtone) BOYZ II MEN The Color Of Love (Arista) USHER Can U Help Me (LaFace/Arista) JENNIFER HANSON Beautiful Goodbye (Capitol) MARC ANTOINE Cruisin' (GRPNMG) DARIUS RUCKER Wild One (Hidden Beach /Epic) DUSTY DRAKE And Then (Warner Bros.) MICHAEL MANSON Outer Drive (A440 Music Group) KAREN CLARK- SHEARD Be Sure (Elektra/EEG) AARON LINES You Can't Hide Beautiful (RCA) STEVE OLIVER High Noon (Native Language) BOYZ II MEN/FAITH EVANS Relay Ylur Mind (Arista) DEAN MILLER ! n:ra Ic A SAÏ, Gamo (Lhriversal South) p'rvc Dun rvé c, R1,, -'" (den Beach) URBAN begins on Page 50. COUNTRY begins on Page 56. Smooth Jazz begins on Page 71. ACTIVE ROCK ALTERNATIVE TRIPLE A LW TW LW TW LW Tw 1 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 1 1 Q RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 1 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Where Are You Going (RCA) 2 PUDDLE OF MUDD Drift & Die (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) 2 © JIMMY EAT WORLD Sweetness (Dream Works) 2 JACK JOHNSON Flake (Enjoy/Universal) 3 PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not (Dream Works) 3 © HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) 4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The Rising (Columbia) 5 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (American/Columbia) 4 4 INCUBUS Warning (Immortal/Epic) 3 4 COUNTING CROWS American Girls (Geffen/Interscope) 4 GODSMACK I Stand Alone (Republic/Universal) 6 0 SYSTEM OF A DOWN Aerials (American /Columbia) 7 COLDPLAY In My Place (Capitol) 0 EARSHOT 6 Get Away (Warner Bros.) 5 6 PAPA ROACH She Loves Me Not (Dream Works) 9 CHUCK PROPHET Summertime Thing (New West/Red Ink) 7 KORN Thoughtless (Immortal/Epic) 7 HIVES Hate To Say I Told You So (Burning/Epitaph/Sire/Reprise) 6 JOHN MAYER Your Body Is A Wonderland (Aware/Columbia) 10 NICKELBACK Never Again (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 9 NEW FOUND GLORY My Friends Over You (Drive -Thru/MCA) 8 NORAH JONES Don't Know Why (Blue NoteNirgin) 8 HOOBASTANK Running Away (Island/IDJMG) 11 ' TRUSTCOMPANY Downfall (Geffen/Interscope) 5 JIMMY EAT WORLD The Middle (Dream Works) 12 TRUSTCOMPANY Downfall (Geffen/Interscope) 10 r VINES Get Free (Capitol) 10 SHERYL CROW Soak Up The Sun (A &M/Interscope) 13 FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) 8 11 PUDDLE OF MUDD Drift & Die (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) 12 8 SHERYL CROW Steve McQueen (A &M/Interscope) 9 -2 TOOL Parabola (Volcano) 12 KORN Thoughtless (Immortal/Epic) 11 12 DROPLINE Fly Away From Here (...Day) (143/Reprise) 11 STAIND For You (Flip/ Elektra/EEG) 13 FILTER Where Do We Go From Here (Reprise) 15 CHRIS ISAAK One Day (Reprise) 15 AUDIOVENT The Energy (Atlantic) 16 DEFAULT Deny (TVT) 14 14 JOHN MAYER No Such Thing (Aware/Columbia) 19 ROB ZOMBIE Demon Speeding (Geffen/lnterscope) 17 311 Amber (Volcano) 16 DAVE PIRNER Never Recover (Ultimatum) 14 -6 KORN Here To Stay (Immortal/Epic) 19 WEEZER Keep Fishin' (Geffen/lnterscope) 13 16 GOO GOO DOLLS Here Is Gone (Warner Bros.) 17 -7 DEFAULT Deny (TVT) 18 AUDIOVENT The Energy (Atlantic) 19 HOWIE DAY Ghost (Epic) 16 '8 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner /Columbia/IDJMG) 21 UNWRITTEN LAW Up All Night (Interscope) 17 LUCE Good Day (Nettwerk) DISTURBED Prayer (Reprise) 14 19 BOX CAR RACER I Feel So (MCA) 20 BONNIE RAITT Silver Lining (Capitol) 18 20 P.O.D. Boom (Atlantic) 15 20 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 18 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS By The Way (Warner Bros.) 21 CHEVELLE The Red (Epic) 23 21 CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) 23 THE CORRS F/BONO When The Stars Go Blue (143/Lava/Atlantic) 34 PUDDLE OF MUDD She Hates Me (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) 24 JACK JOHNSON Flake (Enjoy/Universal) 26 C. KROEGER F /J. SCOTT Hero (Roadrunner/Columbia/IDJMG) 22 SINCH Something More (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 27 COLDPLAY In My Place (Capitol) 22 23 LOS LOBOS Hearts Of Stone (Mammoth) 24 VINES Get Free (Capitol) 22 24 OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) 27 BETH ORTON Concrete Sky (Astralwerks/Heavenly/Capitol) 23 25 CREED One Last Breath (Wind-up) 28 CHEVELLE The Red (Epic) 21 25 DISHWALLA Somewhere In The Middle (Immergent) 25 BREAKING BENJAMIN Polyamorous (Hollywood) 30 8 NICKELBACK Never Again (Roadrunner/IDJMG) 25 26 TREY ANASTASIO Alive Again ( Elektra/EEG) 26 SEETHER Fine Again (Wind-up) 26 27 STAIND Epiphany (Flip/Elektra/EEG) 9 311 Amber (Volcano) 38 THEORY OF A DEADMAN Nothing... (Roadrunner /IDJMG) 25 28 EMINEM Without Me (Shady/Aftermath/Interscope) 24 28 ALANIS MORISSETTE Precious Illusions (Maverick/Reprise) 28 EPIDEMIC Walk Away (Elektra/EEG) 41 PUDDLE OF MUDD She Hates Me (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) MOBY Extreme Ways (V2) 31 HIVES Hate To I Told Say You So (Buming/Epitaph/Sire/Reprise) 32 r LINKIN PARK Pts Of Athrty (Remix) (Warner Bros.) OUR LADY PEACE Somewhere Out There (Columbia) #1 MOST ADDED #1 MOST ADDED #1 MOST ADDED DISTURBED Prayer (Reprise) DISTURBED Prayer (Reprise) JACK JOHNSON Bubble Toes (Enjoy/Universal) #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS #1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS DISTURBED Prayer (Reprise) DISTURBED Prayer (Reprise) AIMEE MANN Humpty Dumpty (SuperEgo/Red Ink) TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE FLIPP Freak (Artemis) GREEN DAY Desensitized (Reprise) PETER STUART With My Heart In Your Hands (Vanguard) P.O.D. Satellite (Atlantic) COLOR RED Sore Throat (RCA) VAN MORRISON Down The Road (Universal) STEPA Aquarium (Locomotive) FINCH Letters To You (Drive -Thru) MAIA SHARP Willing To Burn (Concord) GAVIN ROSSDALE Adrenaline (Universal) EMINEM Cleanin Out My Closet (Shady/Aftermath /Interscope) CREED One Last Breath (Wind -up) MUST Freechild (Wind -up) BAD RELIGION Sorrow (Epitaph) JACK JOHNSON Bubble Toes (Enjoy/Universal) ROCK begins on Page 74. ALTERNATIVE begins on Page 80. TRIPLE A begins on Page 86. www.americanradiohistory.com By Erica Farber GARY OWENS Radio and TV Personality SASE, and we'd send the card back to them. Those kinds "For example, if the guy was talking about the of things weren't necessarily done frequently." Diner's Club, you'd hear 'It's the best news yet: In order to Getting into television: "I started doing television make it different each day, I would write down the first in Denver. I was about 18. When I came to California, I line of each commercial and do a lead -in somehow. I was signed by the Chris Kraft organization, which owned might say, 'In a few moments I'm going to stick a carrot Channel 13. I would do four specials a year for them. up my nose and do an imitation of a walrus,' then I'd cue When I switched from KFWB to KMPC, it made a the commercial to 'It's the best news yet: No matter what difference in my TV career. At that time, most of the TV you said, it was silly. and movie studios listened to KMPC. They played Sinatra, "Bob Crane was a good friend of mine. When he was Henry Mancini, Nancy Wilson, Nat King Cole - that kind at KNX, he had Mel Blanc record for him 'There's no light of thing. I started getting a lot of jobs. in the men's room: You could put it in at any point, it "I started at Universal, on McHalé s Navy. Then came didn't matter. They were little non -sequiturs. I used to The Munsters and Blondie. Most of the producers who gave love those Capitol records where Jerry Lewis was the me something would listen to me in the afternoon noisy eater. I'd throw that in the middle of some spot. I because I was silly and would do things that were kind of had about 10,000 sound effects and wild tracks. I was 'in' to Hollywood. In the later years I did a Hollywood influenced by Henry Morgan, who had a network show on Squares bit that was wonderful. I'd play the part of Peter ABC, Jack Benny, Fred Allen and Wally Phillips." halls of fame. In ary Owens has done - and continues to Marshall. In the top row we'd have Dom DeLuise, Kate Career highlight: "Getting into the in Chicago. Carol do - it all. His first love being radio, Smith and Orson Welles. You'd hear the creaking of all the 1995 I went into the Radio Hall of Fame though, he has hosted over 10,000 boxes beginning to break, crushing the people below. Bill Burnett and I went in together. She for television, me for national and local radio shows since his Armstrong, who was producing Hollywood Squares, radio. Those were very important to me. This year, at the career began at age 16. Today Owens phoned me and said he loved it. That's how George NAB, I was the first person to go into both the TV and hosts two national radio shows, one daily Schlatter and I met. Radio Halls of Fame. Those honors are most important, and one weekly, heard in over 300 cities. "George used to listen to my radio show. I'd get notes because they're from peer groups. When people who are He has been a regular on 14 television from him. We had never met, but he hired me without an your friends vote you into those things, it's awfully nice." series as a host, actor or announcer. He audition for Laugh -In. We had a meeting at his office one Career disappointment: "I was the original host of has starred in nearly 30,000 animated day, which was across from the Smokehouse Restaurant. The Gong Show. I did the pilot and the first year of it on shows, been in 15 motion pictures and 30 We went over there to wash the typewriter -ribbon ink off Prime Access. But Chuck Barris, who put up the money, daytime when videos and narrated 25 books on tape. our hands - we'd been writing jokes. We went into the wanted to do both. He had been doing the for Owens was the first radio personality to be inducted restroom, which was made of acoustic tile, and I put my I was doing the nighttime. That was a disappointment into the Hollywood Hall of Fame. His star on the famous hand over my ear, imitating those announcers out of the me, even though I understand him wanting to do both. I years of The Hollywood Walk of Fame is at 6743 Hollywood Boulevard, '40s and '50s. George said that's what he wanted me to think I still have the best ratings of all the in the heart of Hollywood and right next to Betty White's do. Gong Show. and Walt Disney's. He is also the first person to be "Because of that incident, the Hollywood Reporter "To me, if you're in New York or Los Angeles, you can inducted into both the NAB's Radio and Television gave me the headline 'Laugh -In Comic Signed in Men's do anything your heart desires if you have the Broadcasters Halls of Fame. Room in Burbank: George thought it would be funny if I perseverance. Ray Kroc, who owned McDonald's, was a Getting into the business: "I started as a News were in another dimension. Rowan and Martin would do friend of mine. He said, Perseverance is a lot more you Director back in the Dakotas when I was just a kid going their shtick; then we'd have Judy Carne, Goldie Hawn, important than talent: Talent doesn't always get you'll make it." to high school. I did summer relief as a newscaster, and Ruth Buzzi and Jo Anne Worley doing their thing. what you want. If you believe in yourself, the following fall they made me News Director because Suddenly, I was in this booth all the time with little Favorite radio format: "News, 'Music of Your Life; the real director quit to come to California. I didn't start Mickey Mouse hands that would grow an inch every Adult Standards, and I love Oldies." & The as a DJ until I was at KOIL/Omaha. I'd been the morning week." Favorite television show: "Law Order, Practice newscaster there. The W got mad at Don Burton, cursed Keeping his ties to radio: "I love radio. It's still my and NYPD Blue. Drew Carey is funny. Saturday Night Live on the air and quit. I had to take over because nobody favorite medium. It's instantaneous. If you're doing a is great." else was there. sketch off the top of your head, you can add sound Favorite movie: "Other than I Am Curious Yellow or "We had six turntables, a lavaliere microphone and effects at a moment's notice in radio. You don't have to Showgirls? I bought all the action figures for both!" two magnacorder recorders. You had to run all of those wait four weeks like you do for a TV show to be finished, Favorite book: "I've got about 10,000 books in my things. I was terrible. I was goosing every record, then or a year for a movie. That's the beauty of radio: offices." I'm on a making fur of what I said. I became No. 1 one the next instantaneous gratification." Hobbies: "I play basketball twice a week. month. What makes a great radio personality: "Someone regular team. I also visit antiquarian bookstores." Favorite restaurant: " Musso & Frank in Hollywood. "I got to California from St. Louis. Chuck Blore hired who's different, provocative and not afraid to say 1 me. He liked to hire people who had been with Gordon anything. Today they can be more cutting edge than they And I go to McDonald's and Subway because I do their McClendon. I worked for Gordon in Dallas, Houston, San could when I started. You couldn't even say 'damn' on spots. I still go to Chuck E. Cheese, since I took my kids Antonio and New Orleans. In those days, if you had a U- radio when I started. Royce Johnson lost his job when a there when they were small, but nobody laughs when I Haul, that was it. I came to California in '59. Chuck competitor recorded Royce using the sound effect of a jump into the balls." brought me to start KEWB /San Francisco. We became No. 1 toilet flushing on the air. The FCC wanted to take the Beverage of choice: "I like diet drinks. I like iced in a matter of about four months. I was there for about station's license. That was 1957. It's come a long way tea because it reminds me of my favorite baseball player, three years and then came down to Los Angeles." since then. On All in the Family you'd hear Carroll Ted Williams." Why he has been so successful: "I was always a O'Connor flush a toilet every week." E -mail address: "[email protected]." little different from most of the other people. A lot of State of the industry: "It's very good. There are a Advice for talent: "Preparation is very important. I disc jockeys would do jokes, but I would do produced lot of different formats. I enjoy them all. There's just know a lot of talk show hosts prepare, because it's an things, like a comedy soap opera with sound effects and about everything for everybody, whatever you need." integral part of the show. Read up on subjects. If you're music and other voices. People didn't know what to Most influential individual: "In radio, Gordon interviewing someone, there's nothing worse than expect next. McClendon, Don Keys - the VP /Programming for Gordon guessing about who you're interviewing. You should be "I also had a lot of zany giveaways. In L.A. I gave - and Chuck Blore. They taught me how to prepare for very knowledgeable in every area. Also, with music, be as away 50,000 copies of an autographed picture of the radio. Starting with Gordon, he always wanted us to do knowledgeable as you can. I was so fortunate, because I Harbor Freeway. 'Yours Very Truly, Harbor Freeway: 'Love, one hour of preparation off the air for every hour on the was one of those people who worked with Elvis Presley, Harbor Freeway: I had a Complete Failure Club in St. Louis air. You'd get your log for the next day, look at the Frank Sinatra and Barbra Streisand. I emceed the first and San Francisco. Anybody who had ever been a failure commercials and see what was there. You'd play the concert she did in Los Angeles back in the '60s. Before in their life could get one of these cards. People like to commercials in a separate production room so you'd hear going to do a concert with someone, you should know a send for stuff. 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