ISSUE. NUMBER 619 THE INDUSTRY'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER lANUARY: 24, 191
PHIPPEN NEW GM I N S I D E: WARM Heats Up TOP BIRCH MARKET RESULTS Atlanta CHR Fray 12+ Birch results for Dallas, Houston, /At- Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Washington. Susquehanna's WARM all thrilled to death have Thin' lanta will switch from A/C to back in Atlanta. We've been Page 14 CHR at an undisclosed near evolving from A/C to a hybrid SYNCHRONOUS AM future date, although indica- between A/C and CHR, and in tions are it will not change call the next few weeks we're ready TRANSMITTER TEST letters. The station's new GM is to present a fresh new CHR ap- A new Nevada station will test the first WZGO (Z106) /Philadelphia proach to the market." "synchronous" AM transmitter -a VP /GM Bill Phippen, who re- Phippen, a former GSM at At- second, distant transmitter extending places Station Manager Julie lanta combos WQXI -AM & FM Montiel re- and WSB-AM & FM, told R&R, coverage area. Brad Woodward has the Dorff. PD George while no other "We've designs on taking sub- details. mains at WARM, staff changes were announced stantial parts of the market Page 10 at presstime. away from the other CHRs, and NAB BOARD OKAYS Susquehanna Regional VP to do that I plan to hire the best Sandy Goldberg stated, "We're people I can. Both of Atlanta's NRBA MERGER CHRs (WQXI -FM and WZGC) The NAB-NRBA merger was approved WOLT GM, McVEIGH NSM, SYMON LSM are well- programmed, but I in- by the NAB's Board last week, although tend to compete eyball to eye- TV voting strength on the board was ball with them." Phippen's replacement in boosted to compensate for new NRBA KTNQ & KLVE Set Management Philadelphia was not announc- seats. ed. Page 10 At H&W Communications' changes for both stations. "Los moves with either station." newly- acquired Spanish combo Angeles is a strong market for The FM features contempor- HANDS ACROSS KTNQ & KLVE /Los Angeles, these stations. Our FM, one of ary music, and the full- service St. John AMERICA NEWS H &W President. Ken Wolt has the best signals in Southern Cal- AM carries Dodgers baseball come aboard as GM; Jack Mc- ifornia, is the only one serving and Raiders football. "We've Harvey Mednick radio on Programs updates the Veigh is the new National Sales the L.A. Hispanic audience, got a real strong morning show latest developments in the $100 million Manager, and Jerry Symon which alone could rank as the on the AM," added Wolt, "with hunger drive, including ideas for station becomes Local Sales Manager.. ninth largest city in the US. And Humberto Luna and his Dina- WAVA participation. McVeigh arrives from KAMA the AM covers all the way from tics. Now I'm off to my Berlitz Page 22 & KAMZ /El Paso, where he Tijuana to Santa Barbara. So lessons so I can find out what served several years as GSM. we'd have to think long and the hell these giiys are talking IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK Symon, a former Retail Adver- hard before making drastic about." "Power of radio" spoof ad causes tising Manager with the L.A. Portland furor Herald- Examiner, most recent- Chris Bailey PD at WNVZ ly spent 18 months. an AE Oliva Named GCC Tracy West PD at WARM with Spanish neighbor KWKW/ Pasadena. Wolt told R &R, CKGM now A/C "Jerry brings a strong retail VP /Programming Danny Buch, David Fleischman background, while Jack has Atlantic AOR Directors strong national /agency skills. WERE /Cleveland OM sibilities will be to help select Carmy Ferreri PD as KPOP goes They really complement one George Oliva IH has been pro- WGCL's next PD, as Tom Jef- AOR moted to VP /Programming for fries vacated that post two another very well." Mark St. John Consumer impact of antitaping Wolt dismissed the wide- parent GCC Communications of weeks ago. Oliva told R&R, & FM /Birming- "chip" considered spread rumors of format Cleveland, Inc., which also "My objectives are to give WAPI -AM FM WGCL some of the consistency, ham PD Mark St. John has Joel Sebastian dies operates CHR WGCL. Noted GCC President Kim in terms of strategizing, plan- been selected to program Don- Bill Stairs National PD for Constant Miller PD Colebrook, "George will be ap- ning and research, that we've bleday's WAVA /Washington. Terry Barnes VP at Motown plying his planning, research, managed to put in place for He succeeds Smokey Rivers, Lee Zapis GM of new Urban and strategic expertise of WERE, which has shown a lot who became PD at K101 /San WEKS -AM & FM At KRLA WGCL while maintaining his of growth the past two years Francisco five weeks ago. KXLR becomes A/C KOIT Longtime broadcaster Har- role with (News /Talk) against a 50-kw, clear-channel Doubleday Regional VP /GM Chris DeVine GM, Drake Hall PD at vey (Humble Harv) Miller has WERE." with three major sports - the Alan Goodman told R &R, new AOR KBER been appointed PD in addition A former actor and singer, same kind of odds WGCL's up "There is a wealth of talented in the medium Steve Moir VP in revamped MCA to his 9-noon air duties at Los Oliva joined WERE four years against with WMMS." programmers markets who are as sophisticat- A &R team Angeles Oldies station KRLA. ago in the sales department, shortly thereafter becoming Oliva added that the decision ed as any in the majors. Mark Greg Sher GSM at WAIT & WLOO He will work with former PD Mike Wagner, now OM for Asst. PD, and later, PD and on a new WGCL PD will be outshined them all, and I had to Jim Barker GSM at WMVP & WZUU KRLA & KBZT. OM. One of Oliva's first respon- made shortly. ST. JOHN/See Page 6 Carolyn Barnaby -Merz GSM at Wagner commented, "Hary WIL -AM & FM is uniquely qualified not only to Debi Covello GSM at KEZR program an all -Oldies radio sta- FORMATS CHOOSE FAVORITES Carlyle sues to stop Amaturo deal tion, but to manage the talent Page 3, 4, 6, 8 with whom he has worked be- Top fore, either as a peer or PD, and Programmers Pick Artists ENGINEERING BASIC: to chart the future for KRLA, If radio programmers ran CLEAN SOURCES which has been near and dear to record labels, who would they Top 10 his heart for many years." sign? This week R&R's editors ESTABLISHED ARTISTS UP & COMING Elliott Klein stresses the importance of Miller said, "K -EARTH is an gave programmers, retailers, 1. Bruce Springsteen 1. Whitney Houston clean source material for a station's FM station playing oldies. and network executives the 2. Lionel Richie 2. Sade overall sound. KRLA is an oldies station. chance to choose their ideal art- 3. Phil Collins 3. Hooters Page 20 There's a big difference. KRLA ist rosters. Participants were 4. Stevie Wonder Tears For Fears is the oldies station in the coun- allowed to pick any artist, and 5. Michael Jackson 4 Mr. Mister try because it's been doing it for chose their top five established 6. Prince 6. Wham! NEXT WEEK IN R&R 25 uninterrupted years. It's and five up-and-coming acts, 7. Alabama 7. Julian Lennon It's time for our annual RAB Convention wonderful that there is a KRLA which were printed along with 8. StinglPolice 8. A-Ha issue, with a special packed with helpful because it's something for peo- some of their comments. 9. Billy Joel 9. U2 sales information. Topics include: ' ple to remember the good times The results were tabulated in 10. Bryan Adams 10. Simple Minds Competitive marketing tools and it's more .of a hometown each editor's section, and all the Research to win over prospects L.A. station than any other sta- votes were tallied to create an the "On The Records" column, lows radio folks to see what their peers think, and provides Basic training for salespeople tion on the dial." overall listing. You can see the Page 28. Top 10 results here; a full Top an unscientific but nonetheless Computer sales applications Miller added, "We're going ter, Aside from simply being a lot continue on the road of per- 20, as well as a more detailed of fun, this issue gives record fascinating perspective on the explanation of this special stature of today's top artists. Newsstand Price 53.50 sonality and oldies. We have companies a unique look at the MILLER /See Page 6 issue's premise, can be found in way radio perceives artists, al- We hope you enjoy it. "IF CHARLIE SEXTON EVER MAKES IT TO TOLEDO, HE CAN KICK MY BUTT...
for waiting to play "BEAT'S SO LONELY "... I hope I'm the only one who overlooked ¡C' Rick Van Gil, WIOT
He came do us two years ago with a backbone of credits. We did the unusual and released his debut album during the holiday crunch of '85. "When's the last time a rock'n'roll record from a newcomer made you feel this damn good? Charlie Sexton emanates star power on every note of "Pictures For Pleasure" Album radio continues to break talented new acts, and Charlie Sexton will top the list for the 1985/1986 season" ALBUM NETWORK ..I went into this new song expecting some sort of Stevie Ray /Lobos and what I blownmindedly found was James Dean meets Bowie and Elvis... and when the sexiest baritone since Bryan Ferry leans into that Fender, you know why he's been playing on stage since 11" Bill Hard, FMQB
Album Radio responded, and by year's end, the beat wasn't so lonely... "Since the 'Loop' is always on the hunt for music that stands out, Charlie Sexton is a natural. Sales have kicked in and we feel this kid will be around for a long, long time" Bill Evans, WLUP "Charlie Sexton is definitely going to be a #1 RECORD in Boston"
Beat's So Lonely caught fire on CHR
"A consistent TOP -S requested single.. ." Tom Cuddy, WPRO -FM "In less than one week, Charlie grabs Top -I0 requests. Most of them upper demos" Mark Shands,195 Miami
Charlie was live, nationwide on MTV's New Year's Eve Show All of a sudden, the record took off and we can't keep the album in stock. Solid Top -Five sales." John Corley,TOWER RECORDS Berkeley "Charlie Sexton has come on strong since the first of the year. MTV and AOR exposure will make this new face an artist to watch in 1986" Jim Morrow, RECORDS & TAPES Omaha
Sales exploded across the country, the album tak` secutive 20 -point jumps on the charts. The excitement builds. "We have seen a substantial pick up on Charlie Sexton's "Pictures For Pleasure" LP. We thought all along that this one would be a hit record and we are behind it 100 %" Lew Garrett, Buyer, CAMELOT "Since we have been on the air (22 YEARS), we have not had as much response on a new artist" Jeremy Prescott, WMGX Portland
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ZAPIS GM Atlantic WOODRUFF EXITS Continued from Page 3 WEKS -AM FM Fleischman said, "We were bless- & ed last year with amazing music at KXLR Converts Atlantic, and I'm extremely for- Urban Format tunate to have Judy and Danny to work with." To Light A/C KOIT Aiming to compete in the Atlanta The decision to drop Nostalgia Buch and Urban format arena, Trans World for Urban follows that of WBUS/ Fleischman were both After a disappointing perform- ander, parttimer Rick Bidgood, Broadcasting's appointed to Associate Director/ WEKS -AM & FM/ Newnan, GA, another recent ance in the fall Arbitren, Bonne - and producer Richard Tittelbaum. La National Album Grange, GA has introduced Ur- suburban conversion to Black pro- Promotion in vine's KXLR has discontinued its KOIT -FM PD Mike Phillips will August 1983. Buch ban presentations. WEKS's signals gramrning. Combined with the had been Na- six-month "Trendformation" for- now oversee programming for both originate approximately 60 miles three metro outlets, WVEE, tional Secondary Album Promo- mat experiment. The station will stations. from the tion/Special Projects Manager; metro's downtown area. WAOK, and WIGO, the Atlanta he now simulcast the "Light Rock, KOIT -AM & FM VP /GM Chuck joined Atlantic WEKS -FM, which broadcasts metro will now be served by six in 1979. Fleischman Less Talk" format of sister FM Tweedle told R&R, "I have never had been Regional with 100 kw on 104.1 mHz, has Black/Urban stations. Despite the Pop Promotion KOIT during drivetimes and carry worked with such a professional as Director in begun construction on a new tower apparent saturation, GM Lee Zapis Dallas; he joined the a slightly modified, board- operated Norm Woodruff. He and his staff closer label in 1974. and taller to the city; the AM expressed confidence for the new version of the FM programming in worked their tails off, so although operates with 10 kw on 1080 kHz. "Kiss 104 & 1080 AM." "We're ex- other dayparts. The AM outlet has this experiment did not work out, cited to be in Atlanta," he said. Spoof returned to its original KOIT call it's no reflection of the enormous "All letters; the FM Bailey the research indicates there Continued from Page 3 is now KOIT -FM. abilities of Norm and his team. Continued from Page 3 was á void in the market, and these As part of the changes, KXLR "This is the most intelligent ed the state's Unfair Trade Prac- Bailey, who stations will fit in nicely with our Director of Information Norm marketing and programming deci- programmed tices Act and FCC regulations. WCSC/Charleston, company plans." Woodruff has exited the station, as sion we could make," Tweedle con- SC for three Margosian said the state violations years prior to WTIP & WVSR, said, have afternoon host Ross Alex- tinued. "KYUU has drifted much PD Mitch Faulkner, who left could result in fines of $25,000, plus "I plan to take the same younger, while KLOK -FM and course we WVEE for WEKS, added, "We're restitution, adding that her office is took at WVSR K101 have become more aggres- - an all-out, ag- doing some things musically, par- receiving calls from gressive programming both upset sive on currents; all three are very approach ticularly with our research, that listeners and irate auto dealers, KPOP on every level. promotionally involved. These With Paul's have traditionally been considered who claim they've lost business as Continued from Page 3 knowledge of this metro, I'll changes have vacated the 35-44 be unorthodox." a result of the ad campaign. direction able to assist WNVZ in achieving The in style and presentation year-olds." Added Phillips, "That stations' new lineup includes Milner said his only regret about more than rock market dominance and making it Faulkner a -oriented CHR. KFRC and KDIA have gone back 6 -l0am; Mari Sommers the incident is that "some people (AOR into a legend." competitor) KZAP is com- to music can only help music - l0am-3pm; Keith Eubanks 3-7pm; believed what we thought was un- WVSR MD Rod Hampton mitted to a 25+ audience, so there intensive stations on the AM will Tony Scott 7pm-midnight; and Ray believable." The resulting flap, he serve as interim PD until a perma- is a segment not being served here. band." Harris and Laverne Kelsey over- said, only serves to more fully nent selection is made. nights. "Carmy's a smart fellow, and his underscore the power of radio. market awareness and ability to work well with the staff and David make him the perfect choice to STAFF handle the programming." r Ferreri noted, "I'm confident of our new Fonder. -BOB WILSON i target and direction. We W06'sner.-DWIGHT CASE ErecuM e don't expect overnight results, but V M,,/d : DCIS KRQMAN O anticipate a steady growth pattern LLYMANMg Dw/C IN 311330 Senor woe Assgem 6 E*tOsor KEN BARNES for longterm success." M Domtor RICHARD GREEN LT Manepvp EON/ JEFF GREEN Gariano, who joined the station Gamut. Ed a GAIL MITCHELL seven months ago after program- R.t lid Roseercn EON, JHAN HIKER 6 Sp c.is Edam REED eUNZEL ming WZOU /Boston, told R&R, Inane 6 McRsfxp FEtO,: HARVEY MEDNSCK A/C EORp: DONNA BRAKE "The hole we're filling has existed AOR EON/ STEVE FEINSTERN E .CW,BBR ERR.. WALT LOVE since KROY changed formats 18 CUR EARL,. JOEL DENVER months ago. I think `The New 93 Country LOUN. LON HELTCN LAIR Easy UMWIND ENID GAIL MICHELE Rock' will be a big success. In R ;Am BARBARA BARNES my Jews/ NR Edda/ BRAD WOODWARD IWM hngtonl new venture, I'll be dealing Recor0 FOSD. ADAM WHITE INew Yong FROM RADI pri- Scour Amoco. Edw: HURRICANE HEERAN O A,e0CM1a EBRws: JAYE CASE, marily with CHR and AOR WOINJE OLSON, sta- NANCEV RASHER. SEAN ROSS EEIw,N AMMM/PM tions. It's SUSAN BRAVMAN. PAMELA MARITZE R. a challenge I look for- AM NELSON COLOMBO ward to." sop PnW V VCoornoN Horn DICK ILION LbnyM« Seno. LEE CLARK. MEE IMJE. MCE OTWJFER. JOHN ERNFNAJTSCH TMMC Dream ADRIENNE RIDDLE Mwted Yr.< grosor KELLEY SCHIEFFEEN $750/EDULE Coculstron ENCNN : MAMARA HOFFMAN Mopow r : STEVE STERN 1G/ ApuRta, OSeram RCNAl10 ACAlA TT4TO,tf /TQ Stairs Ass a,. M OireMoR MARILYN FRA OSOI UA[ /TY Alotognpry; ROGER ZUMVALT Continued from Page 3 TKOUVaPny: KENT THOMAS. LICE MORRIE W MO,R zUSA Cvepnns. L r. EEARL, GAO VAN DER STRIAE. MAIM OIRJONT AOmotstraEE. AM'MNO: E1EFN GARECE Controller: MARGARET BECKWITH ,4T/DNST for building successful stations is Kro tant WENDE YANG g kYTy qM ing AntstRA MACE VISROM DE, T BUyE KE what we need. Bill is part of our Legal Cou.: JASON SHRNSO y Nea Rosa continuing expansion, which in- 1W 0121605.305. SIS Madison Avenue. 4. w Volt NY 10033 M,4-E s Bureau CAN ADAM WHITE K-E//EKi'°ti cludes a just-received CP for S. a OP . Menages. BARBARA SARUBM w new Anchorage FM. We're looking aaNCpMn aNreaR 13p3166Z,eBS.Na3onN Aess SUbk,y QS Sune BOT. 539 1em St. NW. wasningmn. DC a1MS for a late spring or early summer Rurwu CMN/WaLingtpn EEta: BRAD wOOOLVAIID YfqFfTE EOCVIN A,MVMN sign -on for that one." CHRaTNE ACHCaN N** Eurawt 161 SI 39Z4993. 3934983, 161016e1 Avenue In discussing his responsibilities SaAh, Nasnvne. TN 37213 qD eO BNaw CNN SHARON AILEy for the six- station group, Stairs told plRCe Matpor:OEBORAHI EVANf ß T LYa A.4gN R&R, "I'm really happy with the Sawr Vas F6.wa,t BML CIAR Tp loa MpeM13131 553-9330 d/ shape former National PD Brian A1SMMt/SWa. wYM MICHAEL ATKNSON Burns (now programming KSND/ Accpnl EeecumN: RAM BELLMw, áFF CfIB. KEN ROSE (Eff MadNNap CowEnNp.' MNA RIJSSMAN Eugene) left this company in. I've Apdr[an CpudnNm' RANDY AL9ENr5 T,ESk qT,F AOmnrahama AawIW.'Sryea CAROL VAN KEMLEN AS/r" got great local PDs in Dave Shakes SW YerM13131605035f Aaelwx/SaYr. Eaal: BARY OBRN 4-6--yr 6)qCL (CHR KWNZ /Reno), Bill Bailey Aapnt EIKWM:WENRTY REDS 4 aeYaRC 16I SI 393A9E3, 3934983 7;96_ 4r (Country- News /Talk KIZN & Aa. EscwM: SHARON ALLEN KTOX /Boise), and Bobby King Radio B Records is published wary `+Way for x215 per year or SEO quarter. S(;1/ (MOR -A/C KQAK & per or 5400.00 for foreign j-ATip yT KDUK /Eu- subscriptions. by Radio a Records. Inc., at 1933 gene). I'll be doing the day -today Century Perk West. Los Angeles, California 90037. Application to mail at second doss postage rate is programming at K1VA, but Carl pending at Los Angeles. California. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Radio 3 Records. 1930 Cruz, who's been interim PD, will Century Park West, Los Angeles. California 90067. All reasonable care taken but no responsibility as- continue to be of great service in sumed for unsolicited material. RIA reserves all the programming department. rights in material accepted for publication. All letters addressed to REP or its Editors will be assumed "My main function on a group intended for publication and reproduction and may therefore be used for this purpose. Nothing may be basis will be to oversee the re- reproduced in whole or in part without written permis- sion from the Publisher. The terms AOR, Back Page. search and personality develop- Breakers. Most Added. National Airplay /30. Parallels, ment of the Redo 8 Records. and Street Telk are registered airstaffs." Stairs added trademarks of Radio a Records. o 1985 that no format changes are plann- A subsidiary of Harte -Hanks Communications, Inc. ed. His successor in Spokane has wog not been named yet. iAl 4 /R &R FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1986 .;i1ìi 1-!//t-Í11
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Steve Moir Limited They may hold views that differ Jesus Garber Rick Bonick Whether or not this happens, from the industry position. One ex- MOIR NATIONAL VP Constance O'Brien JESUS consumers' freedom with what ecutive involved in the issue men- GARBER has taken the CONSTANCE O'BRIEN and newly- created post of Director /Black they did buy and own would ob- tions "the Michael Jackson syn- DOUGLAS COPE have been pro- MCA Music Marketing at A&M Records. moted viously be limited. No more home- drome," which has surfaced in from Business Manager and Garber, who joined the label last May compiled tapes of music according industry-sponsored focus groups on Assistant News Director, respective- after five years in promotion at to personal taste. No more dupli- home taping. The public believes Resets Mo- ly, to VP /Business Manager and News town, will also continue as A R cated copies for use in the car or that. superstars are adequately &M's &B Director at WHYN & WHFMISpring- West Coast Promotion portable tape player. Nor tapes rewarded as it is, according to A &R Team Director. field, MA. O'Brien began with the sta- JOHN ARNOLD is tions in 1979, while made for everyday use, while the these studies. To be antitaping In A &R restructuring at MCA promoted to Cope came original record is stored and its may generate more ill will than the Records, Director /A &R Steve Sales Manager at Country- formatted aboard in 1981. quality preserved. idea of a blank tape royalty. KEBCIOklahoma City, advancing Moir has been promoted to Na- MICHAEL FOX is the new Music How far and how fast the record after four years as an Account Ex- tional VP /A &R. He will oversee Director at WNCIIColumbus, OH. He industry will move if at all on ecutive. - - the day -to-day activities of the formerly worked as the 6 -10pm per- the question of a spoiler system JOHN SOUYRES joins Common- typical taper is also an active department and is responsible for sonality at Z98/Tampa. could buyer of prerecorded music. "The become clearer soon. Vari- talent acquisition and creatively wealth Broadcasting of Northern more one sees music as important, ous RIAA member labels have sup- administering artists signed to the California as Director of Sales for MIKE HENRY becomes Director/ plied music for the more likely one is to engage in signal encoding label. KROYISacramento and KSJOIMan- Marketing for Surrey Consulting & tests to CBS Laboratories, teca both buying and taping," states an and are At the same time, West Coast (Stockton-Modesto). A former Research. He previously served as an discussing the excerpt from a WCI study. technicalities under Manager/A&R Kathy Nelson was West Coast GM with sales manage- Account Executive with WSB -AM & the No research has been made pub- auspices of the association's advanced to VP /Film Music, while ment experience at KHJ & KRTHILos FM /Atlanta. engineering subcommittee. Angeles, Squyres replaces John lic about consumer reaction to a Kate Hyman, formerly of Ze Rec- KEVIN ANDERSON has been pro- The subject's political Caselli, who remains with KROY as spoiler system. CBS Laboratories aspects ords, was named East Coast Direc- moted from morning man to PD at are expected to come up during Regional Account Executive. has been researching its process an tor/A&R and will be based in New Shamrock Communications AOR RIAA board of for at least four years, while directors meeting in York. Meanwhile, Thom Trumbo JACK O'BRIEN is upped to GSM at KMYZITuIsa. New York Thursday Warners is also thought to have ex- (1 -23). The as- and Michael Goldstone continue as WIVY/Jacksonville, FL. O'Brien join- sociation doesn't plored antitaping technology, but operate in a VP /A &R and National Director/ ed WIVY in 1979 as an Account Ex- vacuum, with different applications. Report- and looks to its board to A &R, respectively. ecutive and moved up to Local Sales support or edly, this R&D was recently halted. redirect strategies for Moir joined MCA two and a half Manager in 1981. dealing with an issue as complex Barker GSM It's assumed that record com- years ago from EMI America, RICK BONICK, Controller of Cen- as this. where panies would manufacture non - he was Director /A &R. Nel- tury Broadcasting, has been elevat- In the long run, new technologi- encoded software for promotional son came to MCA over two years ed to VP. Bonick joined Century in At WMVP cal developments themselves could and broadcast uses. Also, to allow ago in her previous capacity, and 1977 as Accounting Department alter the music industry's thinking. the routine duplicating that hap- Hyman supervised A&R, Artist Manager and was promoted to Con- One multinational cómpany with & WZUU pens in-house at labels, studios, Development, and Press with Ze. troller the following year. entertainment interests is publishers, radio stations, and the known to Longtime broadcast executive be researching many other places where the busi- a system which DeVINE GM, HALL PD Jim Barker is the new GSM at would allow ness of music is conducted. Promo consumers to custom- Amos Communications' "Heart & ize and buy copies could then acquire an even tapes containing music Soul " /CHR combo WMVP & of their own choice greater value, especially at used at retail. A KBER Salt Lake AOR WZUU /Milwaukee. Most recently, shopper goes to a store and makes record stores. Salt Lake City is about to get its Lake City. New owners KBER, Barker was VP /GM at KMFY & selections from a master list, and WAYL/Minneapolis. But non-encoded software might third AOR, as KBER ( "Home Of Inc., comprising Wake Warthen, Before that the software is duplicated -and The Bear ") will join mainstream Scott Robb, and majority stock- he served 24 years with RKO legitimately sold there and then. Miller rocker KRSP-FM and modern holder C. Robert Allen III, bought Radio, including seven as VP/GM Continued Such a scheme has dramatic im- at WFYR/Chicago. from Page 1 music KCGL. The new station will the station from Polo Broad- plications for the way in which Noted Sr some very heavy people on our be programmed by Drake Hall, casting, owned by Peter Scheur- WMVP WZUU GM Jim music is made and marketed. But staff." previously with independent pro- mier. The frequency's been moved Thompson, "We wanted a GSM it's no more unconventional than with Miller's career spans three motion firm MusicVision and a from 106.3 to 106.5, and the extensive broadcast sales ex- the idea of selling two versions of decades, including program- former MD at KTXQ /Dallas, transmitter was moved to Lake perience to emphasize our commit- the same album - one which can't ming and on -air positions at WLRS /Louisville, and KPRI /San Mountain, with the tower height ment of total service to our clients, be taped at home and one (for a and such stations as WIBG /Phila- Diego. Plans are for the station to upped to give the station an effec- Jim is that individual. He's a price) which can. valuable delphia, KHJ /Los Angeles, and be on the air by mid- February; it tive power of 100,000 watts. These professional addition to WFIL /Philadelphia. He's also will be consulted by Burkhart /Ab- moves enable the station to cover our stations and to the Milwaukee broadcast community." been the voice of several syn- St John rams /Douglas /Elliot. Salt Lake City, according to De- dicated shows, including "The Thé GM will be Chris DeVine, Vine. Continued from Page 1 History Of Rock And Roll" and former GM/owner at WWCN /Al- Sebastian follow my instincts. I bany "Dream Concert." believe and staffer at Chicago sta- Sher Upped Continued from Page 3 he's a real find for us." tions WXFM (now WCKG) and Chicago stations, joined the Infini- St. John will go up against WLUP. DeVine CKGM commented, To ty Oldies outlet last July after stints CHR competitor WRQX, pro- "Drake brings a great sense for WAIT & Continued from Page 3 the with WMAQ, WKQX, WIND, WLS, grammed by Randy Lane, with street and good music experience format in 1959. Ralph Lockwood WLOO GSM WGN, and WCFL, where he once whom St. John worked at WAPI to the table. We're going to do AOR hosts a full-service morning show, WAIT & WLOO /Chicago Local served as PD. In addition to when Lane was VP /Program- for the '80s; we'll featuring sports news from have production Sales Manager Greg Sher has been holding airshifts at several New ming there. "It'll be like playing shine and visibility. KRSP, CKGM's newly -signed Sports Di- through promoted to GSM for the Century York stations, KLAC /Los Angeles, a backgammon game," St. having virtually no competition, rector, and former Montreal Alou- Broadcasting Easy Listening prop- and a spot on the United Stations John said, "where both part- has had a pretty easy time it. ettes kicker Don Sweet. The station of erties. Radio Network, Sebastian was fre- ners are of equal ability." As They're a fine facility and I expect is music-intensive in all other day - Station Manager Craig Wilbra- quently heard and seen on dozens far as moving up in metro rank them to stand up and enjoy the bat- parts, with music described by ham remarked, "Greg's role in the of national commercials. A veteran from 46-9, St. John added, "The tle." Wolfe as "primarily gold and re- broadcast sales arena is well - stage actor, he also appeared on size of the market doesn't mat- Hall added, currents. The station has let cur- "I spent a long time known in Chicago. Since joining us, the "All My Children" and "Anoth- ter - good radio is good radio in radio, then learned the rent music take the back seat, opt- record he's been responsible for the er World" TV daytime dramas. anywhere. business, and feel I've become a ing for familiarity." greatest local sales we've ever en- A private funeral service was St. John's background in- well- rounded enough person to go " Wolfe continued, "Our reaction joyed held this week for Sebastian, who is cludes programming slots at in and do this." is very strong in the 25-49 area. Sher advances after three years survived by his wife Frances and WHHY -FM /Montgomery and The station, dark '85, Although we've not solicited com- since fall as LSM, having previously worked two children. In lieu of flowers, the WISE /Asheville, as well as ex- was KBHV, ments, we've had tons of positives, a 3kw satellite - nine years with crosstown WFYR, family requests that donations be perience as Atlantic's Atlanta delivered A/C licensed well beyond our expectations." to Spanish the last four there as Retail Sales made to the American Cancer So- and Charlotte promotion rep. Fort, UT, about 40 miles from Salt Manager. ciety. 6 /R &R FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1986 yau0
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KOLLIGILLETTE, WY Carlyle Petitions To PRICE: $800,000; $500 cash and balance in a note /noncompete for ten years at 10 %. Deny Amaturo Sale BUYER: Halcom Broadcasting, head- ed by Gregory Soohov (75 %) and his family (25 %). Amaturo's proposed $60 million stituted a legally- binding contract; we sale of WLTIIDetroit, KMJQIHouston, don't believe they had a contract. But SELLER: Midland Broadcasting Co. Wyoming, and KMJMISI. Louis to Keymarket should the court find that they're en- of headed by Stephen and ALL TOGETHER NOW The Baltimore Radio Show has closed on its Susan Hughes, who retain KDBL -AM Group (R &R 10- 18 -85) has been titled to a remedy - and we don't - acquisition of 50 -kw, CHR- formatted WKHI/Ocean City, MD, which it & FM/Rifle, CO. complicated by a petition -to -deny filed believe they are - it's our profes- purchased from Atlantic Broadcasting for $3 million. Huddling for a hand- DIAL POSITION: 96.9 mHz January 13 by Carlyle Communica- sional opinion that the court would shake are (front, l-r) Atlantic President William Esham, Sr. and BRS Presi- (CCG). The petition award money damages, not specific POWER: 100 kw at 400 feet tions Group dent/GM Harry Shriver. (Rear, 1 -r): Atlantic counsel Joseph Moore, WKHI FORMAT: CHR stems from a lawsuit CCG filed against performance" (that Amaturo must sell GM James "Choppy" Layton and OM Wayne Powell, Atlantic's Klein BROKER: Greg Merrill of Chapman Amaturo in August 1984 over a pur- its stations to Carlyle). Leister, BRS counsel Howard Braun, BRS Treasurer Daniel Bowles, BRS Associates ported breach of an alleged contract "Carlyle has petitioned the FCC not counsel Russell Balch, and media broker Barry Sherman. that CCG claims gives it the right to to grant the assignment applications. buy the properties for $33.5 million. On behalf of Keymarket, we're going KKQVIWICHITA FALLS, TX KSEL -AM & FM/ KLAFIMURRAY -SALT LAKE to vigorously oppose that, and we feel PRICE: $1,050,000 LUBBOCK, TX CITY Raymond Bender, partner of Dow, confident that the FCC will grant the BUYER: SunGroup, Inc., which an- PRICE: $1,350,000 cash, including a PRICE: Approximately $500,000 Lohnes, Albertson, which represents applications, and without any condi- nounced plans to purchase KAFE & $150,000 noncompete covenant. BUYER: TransColumbia Communi- Carlyle, told R &R that the lawsuit is in tions. As far as we are concerned, KKSS /Santa Fe- Albuquerque (see BUYER: A group of investors headed cations, which also owns nearby the middle of discovery (depositions), (the petition) is an abuse of the Corn - separate transaction). by Donald O'Malley. KMGR /Orem -Salt Lake City, WTMGI with the pretrial conference schedul- mission's processes and reflects SELLER: American General Media, SELLER: KSEL, Inc., 90% of which is Murfreesboro-Nashville, KKCIIKan- ed for September 1. The relief we re- adversely on Carlyle's qualifications to which retains AM outlet KLLS /Wichi- owned by Harris Enterprises, head- sas City, and KLZIIPhoenix. quested was to deny or defer action be an FCC licensee. These people ta Falls, as well as WWWGIRoches- ed by President Lloyd Ballhagen and SELLER: Murray Broadcasting on the sale application to Keymarket are not going to blackmail our clients ter and KERN & KQXRIBakersfield. VP Robert Wells, a former FCC Com- DIAL POSITION: 1230 kHz until the lawsuit is resolved this fall," into not closing." DIAL POSITION: 103.3 mHz missioner. Harris retains ownership of POWER: 1 kw he said. "Or as an alternative, if the POWER: 100 kw WACO & KHOO/Waco; KTOP & FORMAT: Comedy FCC does not deny or defer (we're Added Amaturo President Joe Ama- FORMAT: CHR KDVVITopeka; KBUR & KGRS/Bur- seeking) that the FCC condition any turo, In America, anybody can sue lington, IA; KIULIGarden City, KS; WPNM/OTTAWA, OH license grant on the outcome of the anybody. We would trust that the FCC PRICE: $408,553 WQINILYKENS, PA WJOL & WLLIIJoliet, IL; and KWKRI litigation, which is what the Commis- is going to leave civil matters to the BUYER: Black River Broadcasting, PRICE: $575,000 Leoti, KS. The other 10% is held by sion normally does in this circum- courts, and I think that's their stated owned equally by President Robert BUYER: WQIN- Limited Partnership John Krieger, President of KSEL, Inc. stance." policy. I can't believe that they'd be Cassagrande and Mark Litton. SELLER: Quinn Broadcasting and GM of the stations. Representing Keymarket, Shrinsky, concerned with this unless these peo- SELLER: WPNM, Inc., owned by DIAL POSITION: 1290 kHz DIAL POSITION: 950 kHz; 93.7 mHz Weitzman & Eisen Sr. Managing part- ple are representing me as being POWER: 5 kw days /500 watts nights; John Biery, Jeff Boudrie, Sue POWER: 1 kw, Barn- midnight ner Jason Shrinsky commented, something that's not been demon- Boudrie, Charles Earl, Patricia Earl, FORMAT: Full- service A/C 100 kw at 740 feet We believe the lawsuit is frivolous. strated in 30+ years of being an FCC Ervin Earl, Larry Henry, Clyde BROKER: Warren Gregory of Chap- FORMAT: News /Talk; A/C They're alleging that a letter con- licensee." Schroeder, Tom Shockey, Bud man Associates BROKER: Bill Prikryl of Norman Fischer & Associates Smith, Robert Stombaugh, David Stambaugh, and Susan Waring. KAFE & KKSS/SANTA FE DIAL POSITION: 106.3 mHz PRICE: $2,250,000. The sale agree- POWER: 3 kw at 267 feet PUTTING BUYERS AND SELLERS TOGETHER ment also includes an option to buy FORMAT: AiC days, CHR nights FOR WPFM /Panama City, FL and gives a OVER 31 YEARS first right of refusal to purchase KIIO & WKXK/PANA, IL KVEEIGrand Junction, CO. PRICE: $200,000, including ROCKY Medium Mkt. fulltime AM with Class C FM. BUYER: SunGroup, which also owns $25,000 cash and remainder note at MOUNTAINS Rated #1 (Birch, Spring 1985) KEAN -AM & FM /Abilene, TX; KYKXI 10% over ten years. Longview, TX; WBRYIWoodbury, BUYER: Michael Robinson Asking $1,000,000 with $300,000 down. TN; and WERC & WKXXIBirming- SELLER: Dudley Broadcasting, own- Contact - Greg Merrill (801) 753 -8090 ham, AL. It also has applied to pur- ed by Tom Dudley, M. Scott McAda, chase KKOV /Wichita Falls (see sep- and Shelby Smith Jr. Dudley is GM FLORIDA Med. Mkt. AM/FM with minimal competition. arate transaction). of the station; McAda owns WZEPI- SELLER: John Culpepper and Barry DeFuniak Springs, FL and 20% of All new. $980,000 with $250,000 down. Turner. WMGOICanton, MS. Contact - Randy Jeffery (305) 295 -2572 DIAL POSITION: 810 kHz; 97.3 mHz DIAL POSITION: 100.9 mHz POWER: 5 kw daytimer; 100 kw at POWER: 3 kw at 300 feet SOUTHWEST AM/FM in high growth market. Priced at 1 631 feet FORMAT: Country FORMAT: Country; A/C BROKER: Chapman Associates 8.5 times 1984 cash flow. Asking $2,100,000 with $500,000 down. Contact - David I aFrance (303) 234 -0405 MISSISSIPPI AM/FM in popular resort area. "who says you can't Asking $1,500,000 on terms. Contact - Mitt Younts (202) 822 -8913 get somethin' for TEXAS Fulltime AM w/ Class C FM, includes valuable nothin' ... ?" real estate. $1,800,000 with $100,000 down. Something for nothing! You Bet! Bill Hennes & Associates, Contact - Bill Whitley (214) 680 -2807 one of the nation's leading program consultants in all formats, announces an on location, no cost, no obligation market study MIDDLE FM located in Top 50 market with expanding and analysis. You cover the travel expenses - we do the rest! ATLANTIC economy. Popular resort area. Act now and save up to $3000. This offer ends March 15th.
Asking $2,200,000 on terms. Make sure your station is ready for the upcoming rating period. Contact - Mitt Younts (202) 822 -8913 Call (312) 364-6966 for full details. CHAPMAN ASSO(;1A1'ES- - tlilht)l11N1'1(le Illedit hl-Okcr,, 3iLL HEnn33 For further information on buying or selling, contact Janice Blake, Marketing Director, Chapman Associates, 1835 Savoy Drive, Suite 206, Atlanta, GA 30341 (404) 458 -9226 1814 Catalpa Iane Mt. I'rospect, IL 60056 (312) 364 -6966
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The FCC last week authorized the nation's first exper- service area of the authorized synchronous transmitters as a way imental use of a "synchronous" AM transmitter -a sec- Laughlin facility without requiring to help struggling AMs improve or ond, distant transmitter broadcasting a station's signal on the use of a second radio frequen- extend coverage while minimizing its licensed frequency. Allowing such repeater AMs is one cy." "Allowing such repeater costs. of the steps the Commission is considering in its search for The Commission placed no time AMs is one of the steps but gave Eliminating Time Lag ways to shore up the AM band. limit on the experiment, the Commission is the station the standard 18 months In authorizing the test, the Com- The test will be conducted at a to build and put the new operation considering to shore up mission noted that "today's sophis- new 10 kw AM station (1 nights) Filling Coverage Void kw into service. The station will be the AM band." ticated control circuits and highly coming on the air in Laughlin, NV The second transmitter will be asked to submit regular reports to stable frequency elements permit on 870 kHz. The licensee, Laughlin limited to 300 watts nondirectional the Commission on field measure- the use of two or more transmitters Roughrider Broadcasting, will be during the day, and 500 watts direc- ments of its signal, and any reports locked on precisely the same fre- allowed to duplicate its program- tional at night. The Commission it receives from listeners. quency and can compensate for the ming on a synchronous transmitter said the second operation will let According to Gary Thayer in the authorization after Mass Media program propagation delay be- 60 miles away in East Las Vegas, Laughlin Roughrider "provide uni- FCC AM Branch, Laughlin Rough- Bureau Chief Jim McKinney re- tween the primary and synchron- also on 870 kHz. form coverage in the primary rider applied for the experimental cently began floating the idea of ous slave transmitters."
NEWS BRIEFS NAB Board Approves KKOS, WDNE committee Wirth has headed since Handed Stiff Fines 1981. Wirth is the heir apparent to the With violations of FCC operating Merger NRBA Multiple Democratic nomination for the Col- rules have resulted in a $4100 fine for orado Senate seat Gary Hart is giving for- KKOSICarlsbad, CA and a $2950 up in an apparent effort to concentrate feiture for WDNEIEIkins, WV. on a 1988 run for the presidency. , The proposed merger of NAB and NRBA cleared the ing and another vote at a subse- KKOS was cited for failing to make a Possible contenders for Wirth's in- first of two major hurdles last week when the NAB Board quent meeting. tower lights at visual observation of fluential subcommittee chairmanship in- of Directors approved the "unification" at a meeting on St. least once every 24 hours, failure to clude Reps. Al Swift (D -WA), Ed Other steps to bolster radio's main- Maarten, Netherlands Antilles. The final step is the ex- conduct weekly EBS tests, not Markey (D -MA), and Tom Luken stance within NAB include: !e: taining authorized power output, (D -OH). The panel is not expected to pected blessing of the NRBA Board next month in Fort Adding one current NRBA of- changing antenna height without ap- seriously consider any radio deregula- Lauderdale. ficial to the NAB Executive for at keep logs on file proval, and failing to tion legislation in 1986. The only serious concerns cen- least three years for two years. gives TV and radio broadcasters a tered on creation of 12 new board Designating one person each in WDNE was accused of having a haz- Other Key Developments: unique representation marked by the legal and government relations seats for current NRBA Board unity and independence." NRBA ardous antenna transmission line, no The FCC has upheld a new policy departments to examine events members. To offset any power Bill effective locked fence around the base allowing stations to upgrade to better Chairman Clark said, "I look from a radio perspective imbalance in radio's favor, the forward to meeting with of its antenna, no weekly EBS tests, frequencies as long as an additional our direc- Increased use of individual board agreed to weight TV votes to tors in Fort Lauderdale, and I hope improper remote antenna meter cali- channel is available for other parties equal the voting strength of radio. broadcasters as spokespersons and logs re- we will see the same result from bration, failing to have station that want to apply. Four of the new radio seats will be lobbyists for the industry. not having antenna our board." viewed weekly, and The U.S. delegation to the interna- eliminated in each of the next three resistance measurements available at tional conference expected to extend years. Radio, TV Get Autonomy Translator Abuses Cited the time of inspection. the commercial AM band from 1605 to "After a lengthy discussion, ev- Since NRBA is pushing for radio In other action last week the Wirth Launches 1705 kHz will have four vice chairmen. erybody agreed this unification is independence within NAB, a new board: Serving as deputies to Chairman Jim procedure was created to allow in the best interests of the the Voted to petition the FCC to Senate Bid McKinney, FCC Mass Media Bureau Radio and TV Boards industry," NAB Chairman Ted to act on take action against what is consid- Rep. Tim Wirth (D -CO) announced Chief, are: Wilson LaFollette of the their own if the joint Snider told R&R. board fails to ers to be FM translator "abuses" his candidacy for the U.S. Senate last FCC; Bill Jahn of the U.S. State De- agree on an issue. "This is an opportunity that has The provision is Urged positive steps on broad- week. That means the House early in partment; Harold Kimball of NTIA; and triggered when the been a long time coming," NAB Joint Board re- casters to blunt the movement to 1987 will have to choose a new chair- Wally Johnson of the engineering firm mains Radio Chairman John Dille III deadlocked on a radio or TV require free response time for neg- man for the Telecommunications Sub- Moffat, Larson & Johnson. motion commented. "This agreement after two votes at one meet- ative political ads Pledged support for public broadcasting, while expressing concern about funding sources for public radio and TV Reaffirmed its commitment to fighting alcohol and drug abuse Asked its staff for a "white pa- per" to clear up confusion about synchronous AM transmitters Supported elimination of the AM -FM simulcasting limits, as proposed by the FCC Asked that AM technical im- provements now under develop- ment be incorporated into the ne- gotiating strategy of the U.S. dele- gation to international talks on ex- AND THE WINNER IS ... - NAB's Board last week voted to bestow the 1986 Distinguished Service Award (DSA) tending the AM band from 1605 to upon NBC Chairman/CEO Grant Tinker. The presentation will be made at the opening ceremony of the annual NAB 1705 kHz convention in Dallas this April. Named as recipients of this year's Grover Cobb Award for their efforts to deregulate Commended West Virginia radio and TV were Reps. Tom Tauke (R -lA) and Billy Tauzin (D -LA), bracketed above by NAB President Eddie Fritts broadcasters for raising $1.4 (left) and Rep. Tom Luken (D -OH). The three Congressmen were among 12 legislators attending a three -day mil- legislative forum at the NAB Board meeting last week on St. Maarten. lion for victims of last fall's devas- tating floods in that state. 10/ R &R FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1986
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During the last four three new managers: Mary Dillon years she worked as a station AE. and Peter Tripi, Managers /Affiliate Janssen's background also in- Clearance; and Jamie Curtis, Man- cludes sales and marketing consul- ager /Affiliate Administration. Dillon, tant stints with KZAPISacramento Manager /Affiliate Administration and KSANISan Francisco. since July 1985, joined the net- work three years ago. Tripi came aboard CBS last July as Marketing Analyst, Columbia House. Curtis, formerly Coordinator, University CHANGES Relations/Resource Development, also joined CBS in 1985. Earl Murton, formerly Marketing Consultant at BusinessLand, joins the sales department at WGMS/ MCA Ups La France Chuck Bortnick Rockville. Donald Gorski Jim La France has been ele- WSRF & WSHE /Miami -Ft. Laud- an AE erdale VP /GM Chuck Bortnick has Jane Casarsa, formerly vated to Director /National Accounts Fritz Stahmer at KSFO & KYA/San Francisco, has for MCA Distributing. Previous to been elected President of the joined Q107 /Washington in the five as MCA's Fritz Stahmer has been upped to South Florida Radio Broadcasters this he spent years same capacity. Boston Regional Branch Manager. National Sales Manager for KRXY- Association. Other elected officers Prior to that he was PolyGram's AM & FM /Denver. He was promo- are First VP David Harris, WHYII- Lisa Williford, formerly an As- Northeast Regional Marketing Man- ted from the Local Sales Manager Miami GSM; Second VP Salvador sistant Account Executive at Ash - ager and ABC Records' Northeast post at KRXY -FM. He has five Lew, WRHCIMiami President/GM; ley-Wayne Advertising.San Diego, Sales Manager. years' sales experience in the Den- and Treasurer Steve Avellone, has joined crosstown KYXY as an ver market; previous station affilia- WLVEIMiami GSM. Former associ- AE. tions include KDEN and KMJI. ation president Stan Cohen, VP /- GM of WINZ -AM & FM /Miami, will Terry Rowe, formerly Media PROS ON THE remain on the board and head the Planner for Cole & Weber, has join- LOOSE legislative action committee. ed KING/Seattle as an AE. CHRONICLE Robert Olin, formerly an AE at To: Born Johnson, Shelby HNWH WSB /Atlanta, has joined WYAY /At- Bill Bailey - Middays KBEQI KJJY /Des Moines General Man- lanta in the same capacity. - Kansas City (913) 469-1132 Regional Managers ager J.D. Spangler and wife Lori, Kei Takahashi Marlon Barrow PD WAQYI Clarence Johnson has been Lisa Blum, formerly an AE at - daughter Paige, December 16. Springfield, MA (413) 789 -3541 CBS Radio Representatives has named Regional Manager at Hilli- WNWS /Miami, has joined neigh- WKLO /Grand Rapids After- Scott Burton - Program Manag- announced three appointments. er, Newmark, Wechsler & How- bors WQAM & WKQS in the same Driver Scott Fredricks and er KVIISeattle (206) 453 -9388 noon Donald Gorski becomes Director/ ard's St. Louis office. Johnson's capacity. son Benjamin Russel, David Evans - Afternoons wife Susan, Sales; he had been with WCBSI 14 -year sales career includes ten- 18. Russell E. Radtke, a six -year KHTZ (702) -7681 December New York since 1981, serving as at Scripps Howard and Sum- /Reno 831 ures advertising vet, has joined WEZW/ John Frost PD KLSIIKansas KSDO /San Diego Talkshow Di- National Sales Manager, Local mit Communications, WMC -FMI - Milwaukee as an Account Repre- rector Chris Stoner and wife Deb- Sales Manager and, most recently, FMILittle Rock, City (913) 541 -0929 Memphis, KKYK- sentative. Gary Girard - News Director bie, son Jordan Christopher, Janu- General Sales Manager. Kei Taka- and KXXY -FM /Oklahoma City. WSQVIWilliamsport (717) 326- ary 5. hashi takes on the Director /Sports The company also announces that Thomas Nihem, formerly with 9655 E /P/A Seattle rep Debi Lipetz- Sales post. He previously served Beverly Shelby is the new WLTI /Detroit as an AE, has joined Carl James - PD /afternoons Holman and KZOK /Seattle AE as Eastern Regional Manager /Sta- Regional Manager of its San Fran- Katz in Detroit in the same capacity. WSQVIWilliamsport (717) 398- Doug Holman, daughter Austin tion Relations. And Michael Mas- cisco office. She comes to the firm Daniel Aznoff, Glenn Dew- 7063 Rose. terson assumes the Sales Manag- from KYUU/San Francisco, where ey, Michael Fashana, Scott Scott Kramer - PD WWTC /Min- FM1 00/Memphis PM drive per- er/Los Angeles position. He had she spent three years as an AE. Henry, Beverly LaCasse, neapolis (612) 623 -9697 sonality Tom Prestiglacomo and been an AE with CBS Radio Spot Before that she was a Broadcast and Christina Papke have Sue LaFond - MD KEEZIMaka- wife Suzy, daughter Mary Kath- Sales /Los Angeles since January Supervisor and Media Director for been introduced as the new Retail to (507) 388 -5788 leen on Elvis' birthday, January 8. 1985. Cunningham & Walsh. AE group for KING/Seattle. L RATINGS Birch Quarterly Fall '85 Advances, 12 + Washington Summer '85 Fall '85 WWDC-FM(AOR) 8.4 8.3 Houston- Dallas - WKYS(B/U) 8.0 8.0 Philadelphia Pittsburgh WMAL (AC) 7.4 7.0 Galveston Ft. Worth WHUR (B/U) 8.8 6.8 Summer '85 Fall '85 Summer '85 Fall '85 Summer '85 Fall '85 WROX (CHR) 4.1 5.4 WMMR (AOR) 11.9 11.2 KMJQ (B/U) 9.8 11.0 Summer '85 Fall '85 WDVE(AOR) 12.0 12.1 WGAY (B/EZ) 3.9 5.1 WUSL (B /U) 10.5 8.2 KKBQ-FM (CHR) 12.4 9.0 KVIL-FM (AC) 11.0 11.8 KDKA (AC) 11.4 11.8 WAVA (CHR) 6.7 4.8 KYW (News) 7.2 7.3 KIKK-FM (Ctry) 6.6 7.4 KKDA-FM (B/U) 12.3 9.7 WBZZ(CHR) 11.6 11.8 WDJY (B/U) 4.0 4.0 WEAZ (B/EZ) 5.8 6.6 KLOL (AOR) 6.3 7.3 KEGL (CHR) 7.2 7.9 WSHH (B/EZ) 7.5 9.2 WPKX-FM (Ctry) 2.8 4.0 WCAU-FM (CHR) 6.7 6.5 KSRR (AOR) 6.3 6.3 KRLD (News) 5.9 7.4 WAMO-FM (B/U) 5.8 7.1 WTOP (News) 4.6 4.0 WYSP (AOR) 4.7 5.5 KILT-FM (Ctry) 5.6 5.8 KPLX (Ctry) 6.0 7.2 WHTX (CHR) 5.2 4.6 WMZQ-FM (Ctry) 4.5 3.9 WPEN (BBnd) 4.9 5.3 KLTR (AC) . 6.0 5.4 WBAP (Ctry) 6.6 5.8 WTAE (AC) 3.1 3.6 WBMW (CHR) 2.1 3.5 WDAS-FM (B/U) 5.5 5.1 KODA (B/EZ) 4.4 5.4 KSCS (Ctry) 3.8 5.6 WWSW (AC) 3.1 3.4 WCLY & WPGC (AC) 3.4 3.4 W W DB (Talk) 4.5 4.9 KRBE-FM (CHR) 5.9 5.3 KTXQ (AOR) 8.7 5.5 WPNT(AC) 3.3 3.3 WLTT (AC) 4.1 3.1 WMGK (AC) 3.8 4.5 KFMK (AC) 5.3 4.9 KTKS (CHR) 7.1 4.6 WTKN (Talk) 2.9 3.3 WGMS-AM & FM WXTU (Ctry) 3.2 3.5 KQUE (AC) 4.4 4.5 KZEW (AOR) 4.4 4.6 KQV (News) 2.5 3.1 (Clas) 2.6 2.9 WCAU (N/T) 4.7 3.2 KTRH (News) 4.3 3.7 KMEZ-FM (B/EZ) 4.0 4.0 WJAS (BBnd) 3.7 2.9 WETA (Clas) 2.1 2.5 WIP (AC) 2.9 3.1 KPRC (N/T) 3.3 3.1 KLUV (AC) 1.9 2.8 WYDD (AOR) 3.3 2.6 WASH (AC) 2.7 - 2.4 WSNI (AC) 2.9 3.1 KTSU (Misc) 4.0 2.7 KAFM (CHR) 2.7 2.6 WDSY (Ctry) 2.4 2.0 WAMU-FM (Misc) 1.0 2.2 W IOQ (AOR) 3.0 2.7 KGOL (Rel) .9 1.7 KLTY (Rel) 1.1 2.4 1.5 WPIT-FM (Rel) .9 1.6 WWRC(B/EZ) 2.3 2.1 WKSZ (AC) 2.3 2.7 KLEF (Clas) 1.7 KMGC (AC) 1.8 2.3 WOED (Clas) 1.1 1.3 WXTR-AM & FM WFIL (Gold) 1.7 1.9 KSBJ (Rel) 1.8 1.3 KOZY (B/EZ) 1.6 1.9 WWCL(AC) 1.3 1.1 (Gold) 1.6 1.9 WFLN (Clas) 1.6 1.8 KYOK (B/U) .8 1.3 KDLZ (B/U) 2.1 1.6 WEEP (Ctry) 1.5 1.0 WYCB (Rel) 1.8 1.5 WZGO (CHR) 3.4 1.7 KLVL (Span) - 1.2 KERA (Misc) .6 1.1 WMBS (AC) 1.3 1.0 WOL (B/U) .9 1.2 WRTI (Jazz) .5 1.1 KLAT (Span) .1 1.0 1.1 1.0 WTKS (AC) 1.2 1.0 WNW" (clac) 5 1 0 KYST (CHR) 14/ R&R FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1986 ooss-osz (ZIE) 11909 'II 'oSeaigD oPelu0 d TTZ ;uapisa.zd 'uosuell 1 1 I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 -pews }gSi3 0} aneg noik o} ;ueM ]eM -mou gaueasali oipe2i aiSa;e_pS TTea 'aigissod suodeaM ;sag alp g}iM 3ias_inod Suolag Aag; alagM uMOp veo s.zo;i;aduzoa .tna ;seig ¡pm imp ASa;ua;s jo pupi alp a;naaxa sMO1ie }ug} ga.zuasal ATTnIZaMod g}iM }aveuz znoR diag uea am 'ga.zeasa2l oipe21 aiSa;e.z}S ;f7 utM o; }gSi} pue ;ogs }saq axe} 'suns SR alp ;no Se.tQ alduzis }souzTe s,}I uoi}i;aduzoa ag; of mama' ;stun noA 'a.zugs }ax.tuut IaSStq e sSui;u.z pue santS Imp xoog jo pupi ag; mum na 3I sSutg; ;ualal31p oM; ua;3o ale magi Sui;}aS pue magi Sui;uuM ;ng s}ilo.zd Jape; pue sanuana.t paseazaui g;iM Suo1d 0110 s;ueM uoi;e}s Atang RATINGS AND RESEARCH WEEK IN REVIEW JHAN HIBER Birch Announces Continuous Measurement Birch Radio has announced that within the next two months every market it surveys will be measured four weeks per month rather than the current two weeks per month. In January 40 markets will start the monthlong surveys. Thirty more markets will be added in February and all remaining Birch markets shortly thereafter. Buys: VP 8 R re- Birch /Sales Marketing Bill Livek told &R, "The sample size will main the same, just spread over four weeks. We are going to absorb the costs associated with this move." Asked why Birch had decided to dou- ble its survey period, Livek commented, "Arbitron is playing hardball, so Are They Coming? we're going to play hardball too." Arbitron Appoints New Atlanta Manager Debbie Priore, an Account Executive with Arbitron's Chicago office We now have a horse race. Oh, granted that one steed, evaluate what dollar amount was for the last 21/2 years, will soon be moving to Atlanta as Southeast Re- the Arbitron thoroughbred, has a long lead on the rest of involved, however, he was unable gional Manager. She will head up that office effective February 3. Con- the field, but at least there's now a challenge that so far to come up with a figure. currently, Arbitron has announced the promotion of Client Service Repre- Why, then, are stations and reps sentative Mary Ann Pieper to AE in the Atlanta office. This will be an ad- hasn't faded: Birch appears to be for real. having a hard time seeing Birch ditional position in that office. One major development in 1985 being offered a piece of the action. buys come down the pipeline? "It added credibility to the Birch im- When asked to estimate the pene- takes a much longer time frame on age. That progress was among ma- tration Birch has achieved at the the national level than on the local ton commented "We'll use Birch as avails. We don't have the time any jor ad agencies that supposedly national spot radio level, Livek re- or regional levels," Livek contend- our primary service in over half more. had signed with Birch, using the plied, "We believe Birch is used as ed. "So many stages at so many of- the country - some 150 markets - "Birch may be getting used telephone -based service as the pri- the primary planning or buying fices are involved on the national including most markets ranked be- more than people know or are mary planning/buying tool for ra- tool in about 15% of radio's national scene. We believe a time period of tween 15-85. We plan to implement aware of. Because we're doing a lot dio. The agencies came on both the campaigns." When pressed to six to nine months may have to be this cross-country. Our offices in in a short period of time and not local/regional and national fronts. Atlanta, Boston, Detroit, Houston, asking for formal avail requests, Among the most notable were Los Angeles, New Orleans, New the fact that it's not going on record large spot users such as Bozell /Ja- York, San Francisco, and Seattle may be hurting Birch." cobs-Kenyon & Eckhardt, BBD&O, will be equipped to buy spot radio and McCann- Erickson. Birch Bucks Ballot most effectively." Does that mean Cast Your Vote Coca -Cola business for summer There's only one hitch. I'm hear- the While the Birch and agency ex- For each question, check the (one) response that best largely be bought on ing from many who are frustrated '86 would ecs have their various thoughts, concerning the Birch agency suits your station situation, or write in where requested. Birch? "Yes." what about the radio stations? Are coups. The gist is "Where's the 1. Do you subscribe to Birch locally? Pressure On Arbitron they seeing evidence of Birch's business ?" Few broadcasters ap- Yes No agency progress? Here's your Is this support for Birch perhaps parently have seen an influx of 2. Does your rep sell with Birch on a national/regional basis? chance to give us your feelings. a ploy to get Arbitron to be more dollars emerge - from the major Yes No . Please fill in the "Birch Bucks responsive? That may be a factor Birch agencies. Is it hype, or is 3. Do you sell with Birch on a local/regional basis? Ballot" and send it to me at R&R, in this equation. McCann Director/ there some "beef" here? Yes No and we'll tally the response. In a Information Services Lucian To find out, I talked to several 4. If "Yes" to either #2 or #3, what percent of your overall revenues for Media later column, I'll discuss the key "We're pleased that key people at Birch and at agen- 1985 would you say came from Birch buys? Chimene said, findings. cies, but I'm also looking to get McCann-Erickson has the opportu- rat- your input. For that reason, you'll 5. Compared to 1985, what are your expectations for Birch dollars? nity to support an alternative find a "Birch Bucks Ballot" you more than '85 ings service, thereby establishing environment that can send in to let me know what _less than '85 a competitive existed." you have or have not seen in the about the same has not previously way of Birch business in the last 6. Since Birch's agency announcements last year have you or your At Bozell/Jacobs- Kenyon & Eck- few months. "We believe a time period Let's determine how rep seen an increase in Birch -based buys? hardt, Nancy Coleman expressed a close is. months may the horse race Yes _No similar sentiment. Coleman, Di- of six to nine Birch Share: 15% 7. Does your station subscribe to Arbitron? rector /Local Broadcast buys for have to be involved before Yes No One of the folks we talked to was the recently merged agency, stated, 8. Write down your metro's approximate market rank. reps and stations can see Birch VP /Sales & Marketing Bill "The most positive thing is that Livek, who was lured to that firm Birch is very receptive to any sug- the nationals swinging to from a similar post at Arbitron by gestions we've made; they are Birch buys." very workable. And they are mak- involved before reps and stations ing their competition ( Arbitron) -Bill Livek can actually see the nationals do the same, which is a very nice RADIO ONE® WINS! swinging to Birch buys. On the development. The competition is WWSN- Doubles 12+ Share with RADIO ONE local level, the switch can occur healthy and we hope to see Arbi- WLTS- Surges as AC Leader with RADIO ONE more quickly." tron continue to be more respon- WKOA -Up again with RADIO ONE Birch's plans for '86? "To con- sive." Is The Hoopla Worth It? tinue the We'll keep momentum. Disappearing Avails Given the attention Birch's agen- servicing the agencies that decided 12 + Women 25 -49 Men 25-49 major grumbles I've cy announcements have received to make the switch and be sure Many of the Spring '85 Fall '85 Spring '85 Fall 55 Spring '85 Fall '85 the lack of hard Birch in the last six months, one might they are using the best of Birch. heard about come from New York, ask whether all the hoopla is justifi- However, we'll also be talking di- buys to date Dayton -WWSN 3.2 6.4 4.3 12.4 6.3 7.5 ed. It's great news for Birch and rectly to some major radio spend- where national reps and stations wonder where the Birch business keeps them in the race, although as New Orleans ers who may be placing their busi- -WLTS 4.9 7.2 7.6 15.8 6.3 9.4 a flood of Birch a distant second. Now, however, ness directly." And if stations or is. They don't see avail requests, and therefore as- a cynical bunch of radio veter- Peoria -WKOA 2.6 4.5 8.5 6.6 1.4 reps find agencies supposedly 9.7 that ans must wonder where the busi- using Birch aren't? "I hope the sume the Birch bucks are just a "I ness is. Maybe the bucks are there If you want ratings like this, call Tom Moran now at broadcaster would call me or Birch trickle. Reasoned Coleman, is the na- already, and it's just a cace of President Dick Weinstein (both think part of the problem ture of our business. It's come myopia in New York among some available at 201- 585 -7667) to advise 602 -264-3331 to making buys almost im- observers there. I don't think so. us of the situation. We'll get to down RADIO ONE... or on very short notice. In my travels, I continually hear work on it." mediately A LITE ROCK FORMAT FROM CHURCHILL PRODUCTIONS! Rep firms historically get a gauge from stations that do or used-to sub- The Agency Perspective on how well a ratings service is be- scribe to Birch. They lament - or We probed some of the larger ing used by tracking available re- used to - over Birch's lack of at- agencies grabbed by Birch last quests, which tell them what serv- tention from or acceptance by year to see what was or wasn't ice you are using. I think Birch is agencies or advertisers. Perhaps Churchill Productions happening. At the most recent becoming frustrated because they 1986 will see Birch turn that comer 1136 E. Campbell Ave. /Phoenix, AZ 85014/(602) 264 -3331 Birch convert, McCann-Erickson, don't see that penetration. Well, the and turn hoopla and hype into raves SOURCE: Arbdron Spring '85, Fall 85, M -S, 6a-12a Sr. VP /Local Broadcast Laura Sil- reason is we're not calling for any and revenues. 16/ R&R FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1986 LL /9861 'bz Aab'nNdr 'Ab'alaH asa SZ006 e!UJoli¡eD `sa¡aSus sol ¡lioM Jano-aaion V9# `anuans isoaewJf 9£ZL ,(auaSe Jo) puewap 1ea18 ui si r(¡geuenui slaa¡eip saop oyM Ici e`Moys ino,t o1 Swppe (OS '9L$ seas1an0) SHINFEO ol uonippe ul :Jaqwawa.i pus (AauroJ pue `uowwoD `sse¡p Jaddn) slaa¡eip ysnug ;o saddl aaJyl pue uewia9 `uei¡el! 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Buis anoLf uo auoauzos (V) : 2utuaddrg -od luawa6euew pue 'suonowaid Sels o1 asooga aldoad asneo st 'sales 'ne-uo '6UIWWE160Jd apnlo s&mll aa.zgi;o auo `stgi a.z,noLf sy w 6unseopeniq ui &lea! +L siH yafEasai pue 6wlinsuoa 110 43!El A8 paseg-yA 'puowyola e 'peeus g 110 auaplsaid s! 110 131tl aanouanl aaAoidw3 aonpaa SW318Olid 13NNOSa3d OINOaHO JNIMOS I IIlN3W3Dbr11 ° W NETWORKS /PROGRAM SUPPLIERS TOP 10 r REED BUNZEL ESTABLISHED FLIGHT OF FANTASY 1. Bruce Springsteen 2. Sting 3. Phil Collins Tapping The Talent 3. Stevie Wonder (tie) 5. Michael Jackson Fôr SyndiNet Records 6. U2 6. Dire Straits Imagine it's a freezing, icy day in New York. The lists, among them Madonna, streets are packed with people just as cold as the sky, and Wham!, Paul McCartney (or any 6. Julio Iglesias (3 -way tie) other of the ex-Liverpudlians), and to get away from the big chill you walk into Yousef's Li- the Rolling Stones (Jaggernaut or 9. Lionel Richie quor Emporium on Lexington Avenue and buy one Lotto no). 9. Mr. Mister (tie) ticket. Choosing a combination of your Social Security number, your mother's weight, and the number of tears Frank Murphy, produced by ? & The Mysterians, your ticket wins the big Director /Programming, CBS RadioRadio TOP 10 $26 million prize. And what do you do with your windfall? r You start a new record label, of course, signing all the top Established: talent and making beaucoup bucks in the process. 1. Bruce Springtsteen 2. Lionel Richie UP & COMING formats represented. Tastes rang- Following this week's hypotheti- 3. Billy Joel 1), net- ed from rock to black to country to cal theme (see Page ten 4. Kool & The Gang jazz to reggae to nostalgia, making 1. Whitney Houston work/syndication executives were 5. Alabama for an exceptionally eclectic cata- surveyed for their "wants" and Up & Coming: 2. Sade "want nots" if they were going to log of artists. Bruce Spriitgsteen, 1. Whitney Houston start the new "SyndiNet" label. Sting, Stevie Wonder, and Dire 2. Hooters 3. Hooters Straits all showed great popularity The idea was presented as "fun," 3. Depeche Mode 4. Julian Lennon an attempt to elicit some opinions among established artists, maybe 4. Scritti Pollul on who is and is not necessarily go- proving the need for an "S" in your 5. LaBamba & The Hubcaps 4. Paul Young (tie) ing to make an impact in the corn- name for success to strike. Other ing years in the radio and record favorites included Phil Collins CBS's Frank Murphy approach- 6. China Crisis business. Still, two of these ten de- (with or without Genesis or Mike ed the "star search" challenge by 6. U2 clined to participate; Westwood Rutherford or the Mechanics), looking at a wide range of talent for One and DIR Broadcasting both Michael Jackson, and Lionel his initial "catalog." "If I were to 6. Wire Train (3 -way tie) felt it would place them in a pre- Richie. - start a label I'd want to have a nice 9. Eurythmics carious position with the artists Network pickers showed less balance of artists, ranging from and record labels they periodically consensus in the confusing "up and rock to black to country. Bruce 9. Divinyls deal with. The other eight - ABC, coming" category, largely because Springsteen, Lionel Richie, and Carrasco & The Crowns NBC, CBS, United Stations, MJI of the wide spectrum of talent and Billy Joel have a certain amount of 9. Joe King Broadcasting, Global Satellite, Ra- acts to choose from. Also, a few ex- musical genius that won't be dupli- (3 -way tie) dio International, and IS Inc. - ecutives managed to slip one or cated for a long time. I'd go with were more than happy to oblige two underdog personal favorites in- Kool & The Gang, because of their this short flight of fantasy. to the voting, hoping to attract longevity and success in the music qualifying explanation. Still, he did his continuing innovation, and to some label attention to as- yet -un- business, and I'd have to include offer a few elaborative comments Grace Jones for her "Slave To The Choose Me signed acts. Alabama because they are so tal- on several of his more personal Rhythm" album. Most obvious in this unscientific In addition, several artists were choices: ented and have a tremendous, A few random comments from survey was the wide spectrum of noticeably omitted from most or all "What I Dire broad -based appeal." can say about NBC's Frank Cody explaining his In the "up & coming" category Straits except that they have be- picks: Murphy selected the Hooters "be- come the consummate rock "Anybody who has done as cause their latest album is an ex- band ?" much as Sting for reggae and jazz The Vinyl "I have to include Sting in this cellent showcase of what they are is worth signing on anticipation all about, and it's obvious that list for his very intelligent lyrics alone." and thoughtful music, even if you there's a lot more that will be corn- Stevie Wonder: "He is a con- Turkey Awards ing from them." And what about don't agree with it. He's adven- summate artist in the same cate- LaBamba & The Hubcaps? "If I turesome and I'm very impressed As they used to say in ancient Rome, degustibus non - gory as Duke Ellington, Cole Port- had my own record label I'd spend with his talent." er, and George Gershwin. The man disputandem est. Roughly translated, that means "in mat- "Phil Collins to be on the a lot of developmental bucks on has has many years of creativity re- ters of taste there is no dispute." Beauty is in the eye of the these guys," Murphy explains. list because he's so versatile. I maining." beholder, or something like that. "They're just the best Jersey rock don't always particularly enjoy ev- Cyndi Lauper: "Just like erything he turns out, but he's got Extrapolating this line of thinking, band around." David Bowie, Cyndi is her art." to get the Workaholic Of The Year the idol of one record exec might ords than it can ever hope to David Sanborn: "Every re- award." actually be the goat of another. need." Steve Salztman, spectable label should have a jazz Saltzman also gives honorable 'urge N. Vinyl might think the Rolling Stones: "When will Producer -Principal, artist, and since he's doing a show mentions to Peter Frampton, for Chrome Kittens are hot wax, while Mick Jagger realize that you can't Radio International for NBC I can't resist the plug." Al Bumsales considers them colder keep rockin' and rollin' at the age of Whitney Houston: "The level of Established Artists: Frank Cody, than wet clay. Some artists are 60 ?" success she is enjoying right now is 1. Dire Straits Director/Programming, climbing the ladder to success, oth- "0" Groups: '"I've had enough just the beginning of a fantastic 2. Donald FagenlSteely Dan ers are sliding down, while still oth- of Oxo, Taco, Lobo, Meco, Poco, NBC's Source career. It's astounding how talent- 3. U2 ers are teetering precariously on Devo, Cindy Grecco, Teri De Sarlo, Established Artists: ed she is, and there's no doubt she 4. Sting the top rung. Following are a few Jim Photoglo, Suzi Quatro - ev- 1. Sting will be one of the big stars of the 5. Phil Collins anonymous picks and pans which ery act ending in 'O' except Toto 2. Stevie Wonder Up & Coming: unfortunately fall into the latter two and Chicago." 3. Cyndi Lauper Steel Pulse: "Every respecta- Crisis categories. Prince: "With so many Prince 1. China 4. David Lee Roth ble label should have a reggae 2. Sade Culture Club: If we never clones around, who needs him? 5. David Sanborn 3. Bryan Ferry see or hear from Boy George again And who needs the clones ?" Up & Coming: Dr. Ruth: "I keep trying to get 4. Prefab Sprout the world will be eternally blessed." Miscellaneous: "Let's get rid 1. Whitney Houston her to do a record, and she promis- 5. Kate Bush Richard Clayderman: "Who's of every akt thatt duznk no howe to 2. Divinyls ed me that when she is ready she the wise guy who keeps telling this spelle itz owne nayme. There's al- 3. Husker Du will let me produce it." Another guy to play the piano? The world al- ready too much illiteracy in our Radio International's Steven 4. Steel Pulse shameless plug for NBC. his ready has more Clayderman rec- schools." Saltzman says that most of 5. Dr. Ruth Westhelmer Cody also awarded honorable selections are obvious and need no Continued on Page 19 18/ R &R FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1986 s isss 1- 'vz AadnNdr 'Ad aia aa 'saug 1sliJe angenouu[ ue s< ag 'aagod -aaJ uo¡niw os 11as uea own Apoq spJoaaJ ,S.r¡urwa ;o sBulrls poop ¿uouuaZ isa2rro¡ saologa gig imp Bulpaauoa 'Ia¡ -PoIq uegnf ingilM Jo :Bugs : agi rtalM -Sue amairj am uogeuetdxa nagy aq1;o auo pau¡e;ulew `apgmueaw -ej sit! Bu¡gsRgelsa or gaeordde rua '¡elJarew : sruaw is!! .rragl;o dol ag1 le wlg amid ai 'sauief Suuos .salano zzet u[ -Jam) reqmawos e 31o01 uourn¡es ;o pup! 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HU `wZI-E9 `S-1N +ZI suosiad :samBiJ UV 0006-SSZ (St9) EOM Nl'3111AHSVN 7V13HVf1oS )ISf1W 6Z SDIAH3S JNI13H4IVW 1SV30VO1N pad owap 9861 niau .rno fo tCdoo n norgn.rapag sn 1a1 pun dnpoi uo suowns orpn.r Surlozuo.rd ut .rapna7 au sl asnoH ugr7d 7 unn. quuM :y ¿mom' lup'no noA Tap mou' suopms asap llu op lutly1A :0 0 0 0 0 o' t o' o 0 c 0 0 ti STREET TALJJ Latest word following published reports VERNON SLAUGHTER left his slot as VP that the OUTLET stations would be sold is that of Black Music /Jazz Promotion at COLUMBIA the stations will not go on the block. Instead, RECORDS Friday (1 -17). There was no the radio properties (KIQQ/L.A., WIOQ/Philly, immediate word on his future plans, nor on his WQRS /Detroit, WTOP & WTKS/Washington) successor at the label. are slated to become part of a larger Meanwhile, LOU MANN, who left Arista management leveraged buyout. Details to late last year as VP /Sales & Distribution, is the follow. latest Universal Cityzen. MCA is shortly Don't believe those rumors printed expected to announce his appointment as elsewhere which have all the CBS-FM CHRs VP /Marketing. flipping to A/C. Said KKHRILOS ANGELES PD At presstime we discovered NEIL ED SCARBOROUGH, "If I had a dollar for ROCKOFF wearing his wingtip shoes and every rumor about this station, I'd be a wealthy cuffs on his pants opening the door to the man. No, we're not changing format!" BLACKBURN brokerage in Washington, DC. After McCLATCHY learned of complaints Does this mean the former Storer chief/station of alleged sexual harassment of four female owner will soon be sitting on the other side of employees of its KFBK & KAERI the desk? SACRAMENTO combo, it instigated an Expansion is in the works at GEFFEN, investigation, now being conducted by the NEW ACTION: PRODUCED BY: which is in the process of hiring eight regional California Fair Employment and Dept. of WPHD KRQ STEVE LEVINE FOR DO NOT ERASE folks to round out its promotional staff. Housing. As part of those proceedings, CK01 WZYQ PRODUCTIONS, INC. Director of Broadcasting PAUL AARON and At last week's BURKHART /ABRAMS KKRZ WKHI FROM THE GEFFEN ALBUM: Sales Manager TOM PATE have resigned. Superstars Convention, BOB GELDOF showed KMJK WPFM BACK INTO BLUE McClatchy VP/Electronic Communications up to receive the LEE MICHAELS Memorial Q100 WXLK REMIXED BY: FRANK WASHINGTON told R &R, "The Award for his contribution to rock 'n' roll WSPK WHSL MIKE SHIPLEY investigation, I think, will answer a lot of through Live Aid (the late Michaels was a WTLQ 99KG MANAGEMENT: questions for all of us." partner at the consultancy). Programming- WFMI KTRS J. ISAAC/ISAAC MANAGEMENT wise, LEE ABRAMS advised his AOR client KEYN-FM KWNZ LEADER's USA" has "JOHN Countdown stations to consider including occasional doses KIYS KBIM been granted indefinite life. The US Court Of of "new age" music and contemporary jazz KSND OK95 Appeals has issued a permanent stay against during regular programming and on weekend KSKD the lower court's injunction against the show, shows. The real talk of the convention, originally sought by UNITED STATIONS though, was a fiery jam session between RADIO NETWORKS. That permanent stay is guitar aces STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN and pending the outcome of an appeals hearing, STANLEY JORDAN during the wee hours in the date of which has yet to be set. i the SOURCE suite. JERRY GREENBERG of MIRAGE Market observers think longtime RECORDS and music biz veteran JERRY 01 07/WASHINGTON morning partners WEINTRAUB of UNITED ARTISTS are talking ELLIOT & WOODSIDE's continuing personal about a deal, but Greenberg says nothing's problems with each other might lead to their JE FE been finalized. The sale of his label to UA is breakup. But we hear that Q107 PD RANDY I one possibility, he states. The roster at ATCO- LANE has been working with the two to distributed Mirage includes the SYSTEM, smooth out differences to keep 'em together. TAKA BOOM, the SPINNERS, and (via Emergency Records) SHANNON. Is MIKE JOSEPH no longer stationed at WIOD & WAIA /MIAMI? Word has it that he's returned home to Connecticut, but still holds a i Latest in the STEVE DAHL & GARY L valid contract with COX as a consultant. LL LAY MEIER saga: the duo has presented Joseph explained, "I've been diverted into WLSICHICAGO OM JOHN GEHRON with an another assignment for the company. Details offer from a competing station, which 'LS, per soon." the duo's present pact, has seven days to match. However, Gehron has reportedly "No Still no word yet on who'll nab the primo returned it because 1) the identity of the morning slot at AOR WXRKINEW YORK . . . station making the offer is not specified and 2) And there's a 10pm -2am opening at expire until Feb. 16. the 'LS contract doesn't crosstown WAPP, as RANDY RHODES has Folks in insist that it's WLUP making the frills town moved up to evenings to replace GARY If Dahl & Meier return to the Loop, new offer. SPEARS, who's taken PM drive at that would give the AOR a strong afternoon 0107 /WASHINGTON. tandem to balance morning heavyweight JONATHON BRANDMEIER. Love Continued on Page 26 WXKS -FM PRODUCED BY WKSE 39 -32 ARTHUR BAKER & GARY HENRY WNYS MANAGEMENT: CK01 SHANKMANIDEBLASIO, INC. Y100 FM102 23 -21 KBFM add K104 deb 35 Y106 add WERZ deb 40 OK100 34 -27 WNOK -FM deb 40 WGAN deb 38 I t I i I 1 I I I I I I R &R BLACK ;'URBAN : 211 E. Ontario BILLBOARD DANCE CHART: 4 * -2` f . Reliable, accurate research. Chicago, IL 60611 (312) 280-8300 24/ R &R FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1986 oul sp.maay .soL8 .aweM 986L lsaQ anoA, up cud sippty-Aaaow-uilleOiuosydasor Aaaea :luawafieuelnl suoRanpoad nno13 00a3 ao3 uegaewO laeyailnl Aq paonpoad PIaoM a41 Aaan3 wnqlv a41 woa3 ai6uis maim aq1 a11:I0M 3H1 Jl1:13A3 NO li N}Ifli STREET TALK Continued from Page 24 In Chicago, WMAQ is giving away tickets While we're in the nation's capital, is Bowl. Meanwhile, Bears flagship WPKX-FM about to leave Country for AOR? to the Super sent several air personalities, Absolutely not, says VP /GM BILL SHERARD, WGN has WALLY PHILLIPS, BOB COLLINS, who says those rumors are as off -base as last including LEONARD, to broadcast live from year's talk that METROPLEX would sell the and ROY New Orleans Not to be outdone, neighbor station. ... WCLR and WMEXIBOSTON have "challenged Now that WAPI- FMIBIRMINGHAM PD each other to see which station can get the MARK ST. JOHN has announced his departure most Bears /Patriots fans to vote via (900) to Washington, (see Page 1), both CHRs in numbers for their team. Whoever wins gets a the market - KXX106 and WAPI - are $1000 check from the loser; the money goes without PDs. To get a handle on the WAPI job, to the United Way. contact BERNIE BARKER at (205) 933 -9274. The government of Burma has banned We were saddened to hear of the death rock music and breakdancing from the public Tuesday (1 -21) of ABC Correspondent JOE stages. Must have something to do with a SPENCER. He died in a helicopter crash on MEDIA GENERAL /AP poll that found that while his way to cover a strike at the Hormel plant in 56% of American adults like rock music, 51 % Austin, MN. Although primarily a TV reporter, believe that rock music has a bad effect on Joe also contributed to ABC Radio. children. Heartwarming to hear so many stations Lots of hoopla surrounding the new "Living rebroadcast Dr. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.'s Seas" at Walt Disney World's EPCOT Center, "I Have A Dream" speech in unison last but just as remarkable as the exhibit itself Monday. MOTOWN Chairman BERRY GORDY was IDB COMMUNICATIONS' live underwater bought a full -page ad in the New York Times satellite broadcast, an industry first. In all, Monday (1 -20), paying tribute to the Reverend listeners in 13 cities heard shows live from "for making an impossible dream come true." Florida's latest attraction during opening week. The simply- worded message also stated, By Did you know that WDTXIDETROIT wisely choosing its heroes, a country shapes weekender MARTIN CICCONE is its destiny." MADONNA's brother? Neither did anyone else Yes, JOEY "Bekins" REYNOLDS is on the at the station. But now People magazine has loose again, having wrapped up a brief trial run picked up the story, and Martin's next stop is at AOR WYSPIPHILADELPHIA ... WWTCI a live interview on "Good Morning America" MINNEAPOLIS PD SCOTT KRAMER has January 30. With radio competition in Detroit exited the CHR station. at an alltime high, is it true that Motor City PDs are now combing the country for Prince's KMOXIST. LOUIS has added two well - Or perhaps Bruce Springsteen's known broadcasters to its on -air lineup. sister? third cousin .. . BRUCE BRADLEY, most recently of "Dan Seals is #1 in requests WYNY /New York, is pulling evening and KRQRISAN FRANCISCO aided in the weekend shifts. Former WWWE /Cleveland arrest of a MANNY CHARLTON (NAZARETH and #3 on our playlist after just sports host PETE FRANKLIN, whose style fits guitarist) impersonator who had been 3 weeks." in somewhere between brash and brutal, is apparently bilking people out of money for the now hosting KMOX's Sports Open Une once a past few weeks, claiming he could get tickets John Lander. KKBQI Houston (93Q) week from Cleveland. and backstage passes for area shows. One listener gave him $700 for AEROSMITH And if the USA TODA Y poll is a harbinger "Dan Seals is a new bright pop for 30 friends. Though the local media for the site of the new Rock & Roll Hall Of tickets virtually ignored the alleged scam, morning hit that we need to fill the void on Fame, put your bets on the Cuyahoga City, man PETER B. COLLINS publicized the story. which at presstime was ahead of its nearest our playlist." Eventually, a department store clerk spotted challenger, Memphis, by a 19:1 margin. the faker, and called the station for advice. Roger Christian, WBEN Buffalo WMMS reports it's been swamped by She was told to stay cool and notify the TV /press media about the campaign, which nabbed the con artist. involves every radio station in town. police, who quickly And didn't we see one of the Buzzard's And one more file in this week's to New T -shirts on "Saturday Night Live" during a Crimestopper's Corner takes us was eased "Cleveland Vice" skit? As for the real "Miami Zealand, where a hostage situation to jock JOHN HOGAN 49/24 Vice," look for ATLANTIC's FIONA to guest - and ended thanks WBEN -FM add WHOT add In The star on the 1/31 episode called "Little Miss playing PAT BENATAR's "Promises WPHD add WTLQ deb 32 KIKX add radio station Dangerous." (Guess who Fiona plays ?) The Dark." The gunman called the WCAU -FM add WBBQ deb 36 KIMN add story title comes courtesy of the forthcoming several times requesting the song, which it 94Q add KHFI add WZYQ add calmed LP by TED NUGENT, who also recently played each time, and that reportedly Z93 add KZZB deb 40 WGAN add starred on the show as a very nasty, gun -totin' him. The man asked for the song one last KTKS add WROQ add KQ!Z -FM add cocaine dealer. time, heard it, and then finally surrendered. KRBE 23 -18 Y107 add 0104 add Q105 30 -22 WRNO add KSMB add AIR DATE TIME WVSR add BJ105 deb 32 Z102 38 -32 11 Psi gr/ems WERZ add Y106 deb 36 KNIN add B TF O41 AM DIREGroRS S*r. TANaS NUMBER WLAN -FM add 35 KTUX add WSPT deb 30 FROM AREA CODE WKRZ -FM deb 40 WKZL deb 34 SLY96 add O LyEST`YOOD ONE 213 - 20y- 5000 "1,-w FROM THE APoL .O" M s Produced by Kyle Lehning. s 5TRRRiN4 eo ENr WILDE E Ç 1 ! EMI e DSUrr014 5RÑ UHRY AMERICA M ONE...AND ONLY O DP FOR THE BIGGEST EVENTS ON RADIO, IT'S WESTWOOD 26/ R &R, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1986 -osuoiso,unw.uo,auuM VO >.oIV9861 .. SJSIQ 1JVdWOD ONV S3113SSV3 `SO21O0321 JI1NV11V NO '9NI2ldS SIEL 21P1O1 NO W21Id 3H1 aOd )IOOI NHOS13QN3W NVIlnÍ QNV 5213913021 lnVd `39Vd AWWI( As Q3JnQO21d 313V1S SI21HJ NIl)INV21d ANOl 39Vd AWWIÍ S1139QO21 lnVd 8íC68 U < SS3NISflg dr Nd3W Wf18iv M3N 2113H1 H1IM NIVDV 11 3A02Id 011f1O 3214A3H1 aNv (0331NV21Vn9 NOIlJV3SIlVS) fb# (3AI19VOIOV21) £I#-(SH9V211 210V) S8, 3O S8 d01 Oi#-(SWnsIV 21OV) 58, 30 SWnsIV 58 dOl ill a3AO2Id WfB1V 1S2íí3 2113H1 aNY SSINISAB NV3W .Aiivaa Wbl 3HI ON THE RECORDS TOP 20 r KEN BARNES ESTABLISHED PROGRAMMERS PICK THEIR IDEAL ARTIST ROSTERS 1. Bruce Springsteen 2. Lionel Richie 3. Phil Collins If Radio Ran The 4. Stevie Wonder 5. Michael Jackson Record Companies .. . 6. Prince 7. Alabama Last November Robert L.A. - fact many were willing Hilburn, the Times's top to have 8. Sting ranking pop music journalist, invited me to participate in both their positive and negative /Police a novel column idea he'd come up with: if record execu- comments credited. But we decid- 9. Billy Joel tives and other industryites could ed to attribute the positive ones run their own labels and and conceal identities on the nega- 10. Bryan Adams choose any artists they wanted, who would they pick? And tives, feeling we'd get more candid 11. Barbra Streisand why? Panelists were asked to support their choices and - comments that way. significantly - explain why they omitted other high- A Unique Perspective 12. Dire Straits profile stars. We're pleased with the way this 13. Wynton Marsalis When the piece came out in De- national retail chain buyers, who rather massive project came out. cember, it drew a ton of mail and as you'll see added a candid, im- It offers labels and artists a unique 14. Cars excited plenty of comment - in- pressively analytical tone to the chance to see how they're perceiv- 15. (tie)John Cougar Mellencamp cluding a suggestion at the weekly overall project.) ed by radio programmers (plus R&R editorial meeting that we Hilburn also took pains to keep that retail perspective). Some of U2 adapt the idea to let a panel of pro- all quotes and votes unattributed, the more franker comments may 17. (tie) Willie Nelson grammers pick their ideal label fora couple of good reasons: to al- sting a little, but there's as much, rosters. low panelists to be completely can- or more, to be learned from the Luther Vandross With Hilburn's gracious consent, did in their assessments (including brickbats as from the bouquets. we went ahead, modifying the orig- comments on artists signed to their In this column I'll look at the 19. (tie) Huey Lewis inal approach a bit. Our format ed- actual labels), and to prevent par- overall winners. Results and com- Kenny Rogers itors asked samplings of ten or a ticipants from feeling compelled to ments for individual formats can dozen programmers to list their top vote for artists on their actual be found among the pages that Steely Dan /Donald Fagen five established artist draft choices labels. follow. Tina Turner and top five up-and-corners, to We didn't have to worry about Looking At The Winners make up a balanced roster. (Reed the second concern, because we To Bunzel asked some network and didn't poll any record label people. arrive at the Consensus Top 20 listings of those charts, and was Top 3 in B /U, and picked up scattered votes from syndication execs for their picks, Our programmers were eager to established and up- and-corning artists, I CHR, and retail polls and even retail, A/C, nets, and even AOR for and Adam White polled a group of have their choices printed, and in tallied votes ... from every panelist who partici- finished in the AOR Top 10. Phil an overall #7 rank. pated in the polls conducted in A/C, Collins demonstrated similarly Votes for Sting and the Police AOR, Black/Urban, CHR, Coun- widespread appeal, with #2 or #3 were combined, in part because of TOP 20 try, Jazz, Networks, and Records placings in A/C, AOR, CHR, nets, uncertainty as to the group's fu- r (retail in this case). A couple of and retail, although he pulled no ture. (Almost all the votes, in any points to consider before you take Black/Urban support despite a case, were for Sting.) His best UP & COMING these findings as gospel: the sam- couple of hits in that format. finish was #2 among the networks, ples were small, unscientifically As I said, after that titanic trio, but he was Top 5 in AOR and CHR chosen, and thoroughly undefini- there's a considerable dropoff in as well and made the retailers' Top tive; and restrictions total support (interestingly, that's 10. Billy Joel is most highly regard- 1. Whitney Houston the of choos- ing just five established and five exactly what happened in the re- ed in A/C ( #4) and retail ( #5), the 2. Sade rising stars meant a lot of people tailers' Top 10, too), mostly owing latter in large part thanks to his had to omit artists they thought to a lack of the broad consensus sales -generating greatest hits 3. (tie) Hooters quite highly of, and thus no points Springsteen, Richie, and Collins at- package this year. Joel also made Tears For Fears could be assigned for these honora- tracted. Stevie Wonder took 4th CHR's Top 10. ble mentions. Also, votes in estab- overall, thanks to a decisive Rounding out the Top 10 was 5. Mr. Mister lished and up-and-corner cate- Black/Urban No. 1 placing and the Bryan Adams, corning off a six-hit gories were kept strictly separate #2 spot in A/C ; however, he picked year. He still lost a few votes to the 6. Wham! part of the point of this exercise up no CHR votes and only scatter- - up- and -coming category, but was was to see how programmers view- ed retail support. 7. Julian Lennon Top 3 in AOR and Top 10 in both ed artists' stature, even if they con- Despite his solo layoff and the CHR and retail. 8. A -Ha tradicted themselves at times. mixed reaction to the Jacksons' re- Streisand, with a hot -sell- In any case, it's rather reassur- cent records and tour, Michael Barbra 9. U2 ing LP, hit #7 among the retail buy- ing, in that I doubt if anybody's too Jackson is still regarded highly ers and maintained her strong A/C 10. Simple Minds surprised, that the top three artists enough to win the No. 5 place. His support ( #5), enough to net her an in the Established Top 20 were CHR backers were few, but he 11. 11th place finish overall. Dire Freddie Jackson overwhelming winners. Bruce placed in the Top 5 in B /U, retail, Straits, in their breakthrough year, Springsteen triumphed handily ; he and nets, and was Top 10 in A/C 12. Billy Ocean were in the AOR Top 5 and the re- was No. 1 for AOR, CHR, retail, and AOR. Lack of new product tail Top io, and were also seen as 13. (tie) Forester Sisters and network voters, and came in may have reduced his totals; up- and -comers by several voters. Stanley Jordan 6th in A/C (where a number of his throughout the polls an "out of votes were in the up-and-coming sight /out of mind" tendency could Wynton Marsalis earned the #13 15. (tie) Ready For The World slot - and in A /C, I guess that's be seen, with recent hit -scoring art- slot by winning the Jazz poll by an Sawyer Brown where you might feel he is). With ists outpolling acts on hiatus be- overwhelming margin. The Cars seven Top 10 CHR hits from "Born tween records. showed broad -based support by 17. Judds In The USA," even more hit AOR Prince made it four black artists pulling off a Top 10 sweep in A /C, tracks, and the No. 1 tour of the in the Top 6, gathering most of his AOR, and CHR. John Cougar Mell- 18. (tie) INXS year, according to Pollstar, Bruce support from Black/Urban ( #2) encamp was Top 5 AOR, Top 10 Gary Morris was the natural consensus choice, and CHR (tied for fifth) but failing CHR, and gathered scattered sup- and turns out to have been the to draw any retailers' votes. Alaba- port from nets and retail to tie for Dan Seals "rock & roll future" after all. ma is the first country act to place, 15th with U2. The latter band was Lionel Richie is pretty close to and also the first group; they the only act to finish in both overall Paul Young universally popular. He led the A/C scored double the points of any Top 20s; voters were firmly uncle, poll the same way he's dominated other country act to win that poll, cided as to whether they've estab- 28/ R &R FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1986 6Z/9861- `17z AddnNb'r 'Ad(]IHA bRa spie{ s! auieu ino `uo feutJojui molt Jog siam ae ax,= xsa sa '00Z8-ZZZ (LIZ) '90EZ9 siouTIII 'Souinpj '0626 xOg 'Od 'dnotrJ ;seopeotg `110iiElodtO SiSIeH IOeluoo 'uoilewtO;ul atom tod 08pa an;liladmoo e noS San12 taxid asegd spiel; agy pawteun Jem '01 paloafqns at,.iaty asngs pue Aid 'modal s8u;let talua aql l,uoa adei a8pulteo gonw mot; tall0w oN l;oet alp ui adel ,Ctana uT do;anap swa;gotd aouewto;tad eCtaaa uo punos uealo Silualsisuoo sn SanTñ ing SSaIMe13 aq Sew 2ulwwet8otd tnoA aaxid asegd agy o`ae steaS OZ aoinap sm pa -paau am suieldxa maIJOIAi uog tauuim e seg 'uisse a0uo 'swell SNHM 3o legt Ces isnw J 'tax13 amid agl 8uisn toloattoo aseg amp Jo sgiuow ;wanes Olone taxid tal;y paleuiwlla .Slleiol asegd sltteH agl :swalgotd adel a8pulteo sT tolta asegd pue 'sso; Souanbat; g8ig ou luataqui to; amo luausuuad puno; s,atagJ, aat3-teiinl3 loa;tad punos sadel agi ri pus set! uollelS oTPr2i oigo 'snquinlo sinoA ueyn. Japaq punos sadel a6piipep soipezi ShISiIA AgiYl ;t sUlpeal Aqua no edoq am Saql azagn+ Vat/ Act pa.'aMOd SeM uT puooes asop e pagsiui; 'gelaz pue 'flupon papotas 5-45geUBd auy aoeld-ITlfi qsTUn s,zf1 uaund S.'oui pus 'slay 'tj/g '0/V .103 un; ao; Ito JO ;SOW Pus 'angaadstad sQOd alll IuewJop AIUeJOdwa; -ud agl BXTpinwd (gloq ui 6#) paddo; slsgauod ag;snf Aew ;euuo {- lenp!n!pu! pewee o14M sis! .'ot 'uoT;ouiao; Randy Newman and a writer were discussing whether the production /arrangement element of a song had completely overshadowed songwriting. The writer stated, "There are songs today that are nothing but arrangement . . like 'Super Freak.' " Randy responded by pointing out that "Freak" had "a very interesting lyric, though." Aside from the possibility that Randy Newman might be a Rick James fan, that discussion typified comments about James, who, with the success of the Mary Jane Girls, "Party All The Time." and Val Young, had a better year as a producer in 1985 than he did as an artist. Some of that may be due to James's determination not to party all the time any more, having stated as far back as 1983 that if he didn't slow down, the Rick James half of his personality would kill the more sedate James Johnson (his real name) half and take the body with them. James's birthday is Saturday; he claims he'll be 34. MONDAY, JANUARY 27 1958 /The long road to spiritual enlightenment begins as Little Richard enrolls in Huntsville, AL's Oakwood Bible College after airplane trouble over the Philippines. After various journeys into the ministry (and in and out of rock & roll), Richard was seriously injured in a car crash last year, which he cited as a sign from God to work harder. 1976/David Bowie sues his former agent/attorney for $2 million, saying that he was charged too much and that his royalties were withheld. Bowie was then charted with "Golden Years," his last CHR hit until... /983/EMI America signs a $17 million deal with Bowie and he begins work on the "Let's Dance" LP. Birthdays: Bobby Bland 1930, Nick Mason 1945. TUESDAY, JANUARY 28 1973 /Graham Central Station, the black glam -rock connection between Sly Stone and subsequent editions of ParliamentlFunkadelic, plays its first show. 1978/Ted Nugent autographs a fan's arm - at his request - with a bowie knife. 1980 /Then WOBLIOberlin PD/morning man Scott Miller decides to end his self- imposed hostage status after 50 days when he decides it's interfering with his airwork. 1984/Frankie Goes To Hollywood's "Relax" goes to #1 in England despite the BBC. It becomes the first banned #1 since Jane Berkin & Serge Gainsbourg's "Je T'Aime ... Moi Non Plus." Birthdays: Dave Sharp (Alarm) 1959. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29 1968 /Ghost label of the week: Mick Jagger flies to Los Angeles to assemble a staff for his new company, Mother Earth Records. 1979 /San Diego teenager Brenda Spencer opens fire on an elementary school to actualize her disapproval of Mondays. Bob Geldof and the Boomtown Rats have their first British hit with their retelling of "I Don't Like Mondays." 1983 /Stevie Nicks gets married. Birthdays: Tommy Ramone 1952, Max "Jack Mack" Gronenthal-Carl 1950, Roddy Frame (Aztec Camera) 1964. Claudine Longet 1943. Don Everly, Roddy Frame, Rick James, Phil Collins THURSDAY, JANUARY 30 1974 /Greg Lake is arrested for skinny- dipping in a Salt Lake City hotel pool that's visible from the street. WHIT KCPX 1976/R &R reports that after seeing the theatrical,'singing group the Cycle Sluts perform, Barry Manilow is determined to produce their first LP using his own band. 195 WGAN 1980/Roy "Professor Longhair" Byrd dies at age 62. 1982/CBS announces its deal with Ambient Sound, featuring LP's of current material from veteran rock /R &B KPLUS KQIZ-FM artists (i.e., Randy & The Rainbows singing REO's "In Your Letter). The label eventually parts company with CBS but continues to issue product. 93Q WCGQ Birthdays: Marty Balin 1943, William King (Commodores) 1949, Jody Watley (Ex- Shalamar) 1961, Steve WSSX KSMB Marriott 1947. FRIDAY, JANUARY 31 WZLD KGOT 1969 /Indian mystic Meher Baba, whose followers included Pete Townshend and Ronnie Lane, dies at age 74. Baba had not spoken for 43 years, feeling that God's example had long been set for mortals and there KIKX KOZE was nothing new to be added. 1972 /Spurred by "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down," Joan Baez gets a gold record for 1969's "Any Day KSKD Now" LP. Birthdays: Lloyd Cole 1961, Adrian Vandenberg 1958, Phil Collins 1951, KC 1951, John Lydon 1956 Terry Kath would be 41. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1 1964/So what happens at basketball games between IU and Washington State? Indiana Governor Matthew Welsh declares "Louie Louie" pornographic and asks state radio stations to ban the song. 1983 /Pay -TV debuts in Canada. 1985 /Glenn Frey makes his acting debut on the "Smugglers Blues" episode of "Miami Vice" and, according "Wood Beez (Pray Like Aretha Franklin)" to the producers, proves so charismatic that they decide not to kill him off at the end. Produced by Arif Mardin Birthdays: Don Everly 1937, Ray Sawyer (Dr. Hook) 1939. The New Single SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2 From Cupid & Psyche 85 445307 1973/NBC's "Midnight Special" premieres with Helen Reddy as host. Management: Bob Last 1978/KCKNIKansas City celebrates Groundhog Day by giving away sausage, or "ground hog," on the air. for Management Partisan Ltd. 1979/Paul Simon settles his suit against CBS, finally buying his way out of his contract for $1 .5 million. This r H_. t7b,w s... 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Likewise, Prince has the respect lists echoes the industrywide con- Continued from Page 31 For a variety of reasons, of most even as he missed inclusion sensus that she has longterm ca- there are several prominent making, however. As the individu- on their ballots. '`Ile obviously lost reer potential. "But she should names missing from the retail buyers' top five lists. Here's a al lists show, Springsteen is by far a lot of people on the last album, come with more of an uptempo selection of candid comments:. the leader of the established act but he's still a major artist who beat on the next album," suggests Prince - "Questionable. He pack. Given the staying power of cannot be counted out," says Tracy Steve Lerner. "She has that in her, should hold off for a few years and "Born In The USA" (which, as Donihoo, whose sentiment is shar- and people would accept it." wait until they've sold all the dolls too much of Boy George." Gary Shulman points out, spanned ed elsewhere. After Houston and Sade, there's and lunch boxes. There's no doubt Stevie Wonder - "He's lost a two Christmas selling seasons), Acts who made few buyers' top a lot less agreement on tomorrow's the guy is talented and has a brain little bit of credibility. Motown that result is hardly surprising. But five but consistently placed in their stars. The group appearing on the in his head, but he's going to need blows it when they put out a single a couple of buyers did recall "Ne- top ten include John Cougar Mel - most ballots is the Hooters, though an album more consistent than so far in advance, and then can't braska," and the opinion expressed lencamp, Dire Straits, Madonna, not necessarily at the top. For ex- 'Around The World In A Day. "' get the master on the album. Peo- above by Tom Mehren about the Billy Joel, U2, Stevie Wonder, ZZ ample, Norman Hunter cautions, Rolling Stones - "Historically, ple are teased for too long. But next Springsteen release is held by Top, Tears For Fears, Wham, and "They're going to have to show me we sell 90% of their product in the he's still a good artist." Talking Heads go- others. Huey Lewis. Strongest of those? at least one more hit single off this first four weeks. I look for con- - "They're Probably Mellencamp and Dire album before I'm convinced." He's sistency, and the Stones have ing to be permanently cursed as a Straits. Of the latter, Mark O'Brien also undecided about Mr. Mister, never really sold anywhere near critic's band. I thought 'Little says, "They're one of those acts stating that the $6.98 introductory the number you would think, bas- Creatures' would do four or five people just buy whether or not an more million. Maybe there are consum- Gary Shulman list price on their "Welcome To ed on their stature. We sell album has hits on it." The Real World" album makes it REO Speedwagon." ers who will buy their hits, but just Wall -To-Wall Sound U2 is also much cited. "They're hard to know how consumers real- Madonna - "I'm a little nervous. won't buy an album for fear the single is the only really good com- (85 stores) set up real nice on the verge," com- ly feel about the band. I liken it to the last Culture Club Established ments Lew Garrett, "and we'll look There is unanimity (well, close record. They came off a big album, mercial thing on it. The rest might at the next album as a major re- be all sorts of weird stuff." . they were set up 1 Bruce Springsteen to it) about the high caliber of to- and we thought 2. Phil Collins lease." Adds Kathy Orlowicz, day's developing talent, and an for a really nice run. But it didn't Duran Duran - "Scary. I don't 3. Lionel Richie "God forbid they should break up upbeat mood among those polled happen. It could be that know what to think. They could still 4. Michael Jackson and do solo projects!" about the year in general. That Madonna's the same way. Maybe be a great seller, as long as they 5. Madonna should make another survey 12 everybody's had just a little too get hit singles. Arcadia's been a much of that, like they had a little disappointment." Up And Coming months from now an interesting 1. Sade exercise. 2. Fat Boys George Tunder 3. Whitney Houston National Record Mart 4. A -Ha (75 stores) Mr. Mister 5. Established 1. Bruce Springsteen 2. Dire Straits 3. Bryan Adams 4. Lionel Richie Lionel Richie's placement re- 5. Phil Collins flects the performance of his solo albums, which still sell well as Up And Coming catalog, and anticipation for his 1. Whitney Houston new Motown album. "We could 2. Sade have used it in the fall," says 3. A-Ha George Tunder. The breadth of the 4. Mr. Mister singer's audience helps ensure his 5. Hooters marketplace consistency, opines Dwight Montjar. 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'yoaeas 7I ssaappe ism!' os 'egey 'adolanua way aa pue ,f2olopos ag o; y2nel e;o2;snC I¡sanoadun pa[oad ay; uo pldn;s pio .fa3I ay; pasn owaw-am-aaeys sly; aaplsuog aleaow gym anul;uoa rpm s2uuq no,f II wooallew .mo ut uolsnl 213SS3W aV218 aJ1o/aN31113 CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO JOEL DENVER ESTABLISHED TURNING THE TABLES 1. Bruce Springsteen 2. Phil Collins 3. Lionel Richie 4. Sting /Police CHR's Most 5. Huey Lewis & The News Prince Valuable Players 7. Bryan Adams 8. Cars If you were given the chance to choose the most valua- Many considered Billy Joel and 9. John Cougar Mellencamp Steve Perry as the most under- ble CHR artists, who would you choose? I posed that ques- rated established artists. One PD Billy Joel tion to 12 CHR programmers. They, in turn, named their described Joel as "a consistent hit- top five choices for established artists, and five more who maker who doesn't get the fit the up- and-coming category. awards." And Bill Shannon said of Perry, "His voice will carry him Not surprisingly, most of them through the rest of the '80s." Steve 10 had a difficult time narrowing their Louizos added, "Journey will hang TOP 1 choices down to five. Among those tough." Shannon, PD artists who earned honorable men- Scott Here are a few notable com- UP & COMING tions were Hall & Oates, Chicago, Z100/New York ments on other established artists: former Eagles REO Speedwagon, Established Cars : "A perfect blend of tren- - Glenn Frey and Don Henley, Are 1. Bruce Springsteen dy and traditional." tha Franklin, and Sheila E. And 2. Mr. Mister John Cougar Mellencamp: 1. Tears For Fears now, on to the lists. 3. Rolling Stones "Transcending into superstar- 2. Whitney Houston Bruce Springsteen, dubbed the 4. Michael Jackson dom" ; "a consciousness -raiser on "next Dylan" in 1973, walked away 5. Madonna the heels of Bruce Springsteen." 3. Mr. Mister Top: lil' with with the top honors. "Powerful, Up á Coming ZZ "A of band lots of fun and excitement." 4. A -Ha truly inspiring. We'd like to make 1. Eddie Murphy Lauper: "The complete him an honorary Vermonter!" said 2. Mr. Mister Cyndi personality, talent, and 5. Wham! Rob Poulin of 95XXX. SLY96's Joe 3. Hooters artist with Collins termed Bruce and the rest 4. Whitney Houston 6. Sade Kool & The Gang (another hon- of his established picks as his 5. Paul Young Minds : 7. Simple "meat & potato artists." orable mention winner) "The white man's urban band - the best Billy Ocean Phil Collins can seemingly do no white urban band there is." wrong these days. He received Paul Young glowing reports from almost every ably go number one and stay that programmer. 94Q's Jeff McCart- way all year." 10. OMD ney saw Collins as "the guy who The same goes for Bryan, cur- Gene Sandbloom, MD came out of left field. We couldn't rently enjoying the success of his KIIS -AM & FM/ give a Genesis record away but, sixth single off the "Reckless" LP. Los Angeles new Bryan in working solo with rhythms Q104's Leo Davis placed Established Gene also listed Sade as an be around for quite awhile, accord- and a brighter sound, he's winning his new artist category, since Bry- most of those polled. 1. Sting established artist because her first ing to and we're winning with him. It is only beginning to experience close second was an 2. Cyndi Lauper album went triple- platinum and Running a hit artist to sell singles, and Everyone else, how- who was takes a CHR success. 3. Cars the "Promise" LP hit number one Whitney Houston, this guy sells a lot of singles!" he belonged in the PDs as a poten- ever, thought 4. Simple Minds in L.A. only two weeks after its described by many Lionel Richie has also been able category. "A straight McCartney saw established 5. Sade release. Gene said, "Sade sums up tial superstar. Jeff to transcend format boundaries, in- rock n' roller, he'll mix with any- what the older core audiences are her as filling the CHR void for a cluding Country. His name ap- thing," said Steve Louizos. Up & Coming looking for." And Rob Poulin, who young, black female artist. "When pears on half of our programmers' That includes Tina Turner, who 1. Dingo Boingo listed her as up and coming,.added, they pass out the Grammys, picks, together with the frequent sings with Adams on "It's Only 2. A -Ha "She exudes the smooth sophistica- Whitney will be standing there to comment that he always tests well Love." Tina, listed only twice on 3. OMD tion that translates into tremen- receive hers." and doesn't seem to burn out. programmers' wish lists, cornered 4. INKS dous adult appeal." Also mentioned in the same Huey Lewis and Bryan Adams the honorable mention category. 5. R.E.M. Winning the new artist category breath was Mr. Mister. Most of the seem to be the good guys wearing "She symbolizes many things to by a small margin was Tears For PDs expected this group to make it the white hats. "Power Pop" was many people," says Rob Poulin. Fears. Following their debut al- big in 1986. the classification Jeff McCartney "Our winter promotion featured Differences as to what con- with three hit singles from bum Continued on Page 36 used to describe Huey: "If he the hottest thing we could think of: stitutes an established or up and their second LP, the group should releases an album in '86, it'll prob- Tina Turner on New Year's Eve." coming artist/group came to the forefront when PDs discussed Sim- ple Minds, Sade, and Wham. Although Simple Minds is con- Bill Shannon, OM Reggie Blackwell, PD Jeff McCartney, MD Kid teo, MD sidered a new band in this country, K1 04/Erie WROQ -AM & FM /Charlotte 940/Atlanta WMMSICIeveland the group had released five albums Established Established Established Established on Virgin Records in Europe 1. Lionel Richie 1. Bruce Springsteen 1. Lionel Richie 1. Bruce Springsteen before signing with A &M. 2. Phil Collins 2. Phil Collins 2. Bruce Springsteen 2. John Cougar Mellencamp Gene Sandbloom placed Simple 3. Billy Joel 3. Prince 3. Huey Lewis 3. Bryan Adams Minds on his established list be- 4. Bruce Springsteen 4. Bryan Adams 4. Phil Collins 4. Phil Collins cause "they've been around, and 5. JourneylSteve Perry 5. Madonna 5. John Cougar 5. Pat Benatar they'll be around. They're the perfect band for modern audiences Up & Coming Up & Coming Up & Coming Up & Coming who want a rougher edge." Simple 1. Whitney Houston 1. Whitney Houston 1. Tears For Fears 1. Paul Young Minds were listed on two up-and- 2. Wham! 2. Tears For Fears 2. Whitney Houston 2. A -Ha coming lists as well, coupled with 3. Billy Ocean 3. Mr. Mister 3. Dire Straits 3. James Brown numerous honorable mentions. De- 4. Tears For Fears 4. Wham! 4. Freddie Jackson 4. Dream Academy spite the category conflict, most of 5. A-Ha 5. Sade Katrina & The Waves 5. Billy Ocean 5. those surveyed felt positive about the band's future. 34/ R &R FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1986 DNI S000031:11011dV3 9961 flaaivtajavc0 219150.1 atAva dq pa8uvaav puv pa3npodd nilmao09-,V9A11177VA-ffaLS0.1 rfq uainain divanpv auuV waif aguis azau aqi ( v puV noA) dada/tog puv mcw JOJ puo AnunTAT /06.11V4r CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO CHR's Most Valuable Players Lower On The Continued from Page 34 Here are more notable com- Totem Pole Rob Poulin, PD Joe Collins, PD ments on other up-and-comers: Luis Obispo A -Ha: "They'll do for Norway 95XXX/Burlington SLY961San Some popular artists' shining stars seem a bit tarnish- what Duran did for England." Established Established ed after looking over the survey results. Among the rea- OMD: "Already multigold in 1. ZZ Top 1. Huey Lewis sons cited for this situation were multi -releases on the rec- 2. Bruce Springsteen 2. Bruce Springsteen dozens of countries, they should ord companies' part and airplay overkill. But what are you break wide open in America." 3. Phil Collins 3. Lionel Richie going to do when the phone lines are lit up all day? Katrina & The Waves: "She's 4. Cars 4. Phil Collins bright, she's fun, and she cooks." 5. Tina Turner 5. Tina Turner Duran Duran is a key example of phone frenzy. Said a poll partici- Billy Ocean: "Filling another Up & Coming Up & Coming pant, "If phones could pick the ing mentioned as both an estab- niche for a black vocalist." 1. Sade 1. Tears For Fears winner, it'd be Duran Duran and lished and up and coming act. As Dingo Boingo: "On the verge of 2. Tears For Fears 2. Whitney Houston their associated projects." one PD pointed out, "'Careless national stardom." 3. Simple Minds 3. Mr. Mister Others sharing burnout men- Whisper' was a classic. I hope INXS: "Huge cult following 4. Katrina & The Waves 4. Til Tuesday tions were Madonna and Michael they can continue what they've that continues to grow." 5. Outfield 5. Hooters R.E.M.: "By the time the audi- Jackson. One PD noted, "I'm still started." ence catches on, R.E.M. is already playing most of the stuff from Another surprise was Pat Bena- working on something different." Bruce and Phil Collins, but I had tar. Despite her past performance to blow out most of Michael and in both the CHR and AOR formats, songs from him and are expecting Madonna." Pat received only one vote as an Leo Davis, PD a third. I hope everyone sees the Varying interpretations of the established artist and no honora- Tom Evans, PD Q104/Gadsden superstar we've got in him." category labels found Wham be- ble mentions. KIYSIBoise Established And Rob Poulin wanted big Established 1. Bruce Springsteen things to happen for the Outfield. 1 . Bruce Springsteen 2. Lionel Richie "This article helped remind me of 2. Phil Collins 3. Prince this band's importance. `Say It 3. Huey Lewis 4. Billy Joel Isn't So' never got the attention it 4. Lionel Richie 5. Madonna deserved, and you can bet we'll be 5. Prince on the next single." Up & Coming Also mentioned in this category Up & Coming 1. Adams Bryan was Dire Straits. Both Scott Shan- 1. Tears For Fears 2. Whitney Houston non and Jeff McCartney called 2. Wham 3. Mr. Mister them "longtime superstars in their 3. Billy Ocean 4. Tears For Fears own right" and expressed hopes 4. Whitney Houston 5. Paul Young that the band would now be accept- 5. Mr. Mister ed into CHR. Kid Leo, meanwhile, saw veteran R&B artist James Brown as an up-and-coming suc- Steve Louizos, MD cess. "If Aretha and Tina can do it, Jim O'Hara, PD Z104 TO THE RESCUE - When the food bank in Portsmouth, VA was WAZY- FMILafayette then certainly James Brown can do worth of food was lost. WNVZ(ZI04) /Norfolk asked KIIKIDavenport vandalized, $1000 Established it. Both girls had to revamp their its listeners to help out, and the response was overwhelming. 180 bags a matched Established 1. Sting acts, but James has been doing the of food were collected from listeners, while local company that amount. In addition, the station received over $800 in cash dona- 1. Sting 2. Phil Collins same thing for 25 years. He doesn't tions. 2. Lionel Richie 3. Bryan Adams have to change a thing!" 3. Cars 4. Journey /Steve Perry 4. Bruce Springsteen 5. Kool & The Gang 5. Wham Up & Coming Up & Coming 1. Tears For Fears 1. A -Ha 2. Simple Minds 2. Corey Hart 3. Mr. Mister 3. Sade 4. A-Ha 4. OMD 5. OMD 5. Mr. Mister As for underrated new artists, Jackson. "There seems to be some played DJ at WAPP /New York, Leo Davis felt more attention kind of invisible barrier holding STUNG BACKSTAGE - Stung by his FRIENDS - Clarence Clemons (center) /Atlanta's filling requests. Welcoming him to the studio are should be given to Freddie him. We've had two number one performance, 94Q evening jamming phone lines and personality Christie Tanner met Sting (I) WAPP acting PD Steve Ellis and (r) Columbia's Jimmy Del Balzo. after his local appearance. MOTION WNVZ /Norfolk, Mary Ann Raymond is upped to MD, and Jeff Morgan Rich Bird, Production Director at takes over middays ... Karen Sum- WCIL -AM & FN /Carbondale, adds on mers exits evenings at KFI /Los Ange- PD/morning duties, as Matt McCann les for the same post at KHEY-FM /El exits to program WLRW /Champaign Paso. ... WZZO /Allentown's Mike "Mud - man" Alan is alive and well, handling overnights at WAYV /Atlantic City . Lisa Taylor moves from Z98 /Tampa BITS to WFYR /Chicago as a swing person- ality ... WZZP /South Bend PD J.J. Power From Power 95 - WPLJ/ Duling segues to the programming New York is celebrating Super Bowl chair at WQWQ /Muskegon, MI . . . Sunday by giving away a white on Theresa Honer joins KKRD /Wichita white 1986 Trans Am, complete with as midday news anchor from KWCH- "power steering," "power brakes," TV /Wichita. and lots of other "power extras." In KSND/Eugene's new morning team addition, the winner will find a Super consists of Dan Dobbner from cross- Bowl package in the glove compart- town KDUK, Scott Free from KWNZ/ ment. It includes roundtrip airfare for WINGS FIXED, FLYING HIGH Members of RCA recording group Mr. Mister visited with WPLJ /New York staf- Reno, and Joan Murray from Eugene two to New Orleans, hotel accommo- - fers to celebrate the success of their hit single, "Broken Wings." Shown (1 -r) are personality Pat St. John, Mr. Mis- neighbor KEED . KZZU /Spokane Bowl dations, game tickets, Super ter's Richard Page and Steve George, and WPLJ MD Lisa Tonocci. PD Bill Stairs is named National PD merchandise, a sightseeing tour, and for Constant Communications ... At other "power" surprises. 36/ R &R FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1986 oDsuo9ou99nwwo7iaw9M y0 a99De9p9o9a89yu910' 9861 aS3113SSVO'8 S4ä003á OI1NVl1V NO upuopalaW Jaydqsuyo puo osnouow Amoeo :siaonpoad anroax3 mooilpunos wnaid(4£968) )IOdälaNnOs 3än101d NOIlOW 7dNIOláO teAils)IoIne buiwoou4.1o4 WoJd 1110j uaIaH pub .1041bd Aod Ag pauaaoPad 9Sb68 L) n3nvS)IOIn>9 woad KM'S ONI13na/Ada ANNnS 3N093 pua ñambQ ,Iafiod Aq paua.ioi.Iad ONINIHOI7(LS768 áA71s11n L) (44:iM i d SI LSVO!U01 3Hl amiluome tiOd AOR TOP 10 r STEVE FEINSTEIN ESTABLISHED Building The Artist 1. Bruce Springsteen 2. Phil Collins 3. Bryan Adams Roster Of Your Dreams U2 4. John Cougar Mellencamp Here's the rules of the game - you're given unlimited finances and the ability to void all existing contracts. Greg Gillispie Dire Straits Which ten artists - five established, five up 'n' coming - WDVEIPittsburgh PD Sting would you sign to your label? Established 5. Cars Just as in the "real world," your 1 . Phil Collins goal is to build a roster that bal- 2. John Cougar Mellencamp Steely Dan around. We need their mes- ances commercial and artistic con- band 3. Prince ZZ Top siderations. Let's watch the fun, sage of 'good will and brotherhood 4. Bruce Springsteen boys and girls, as our panel of rock instead of violence. "' 5. Sting Prince The Hooters drew raves on a radio sharpies picks and prognosti- Up And Coming cates. number of fronts. Diaz was im- Tom Petty pressed by "how quickly they were 1. Hooters Michael Jackson Up 'n' Coming embraced on their first album," 2. Julian Lennon Some people see U2 as establish- Greg Gillispie feels they're "well- 3. John Parr Lionel Richie ed, others view them as up 'n' corn- managed," and Jay Lopez likes 4. Sade ing. Either way, sentiment is their "positive attitude and sláll at 5. U2 strong for them. Joe McCabe says writing and arranging." the band's "ready to explode. They're doing it the Springsteen Russ Mottla advises us to watch TOP 10 route, developing a core following Ron Diaz out for Charlie Sexton: "He com- touring." Val McIntosh through WYNFITampa MD bines the best of old -style guitar - sell out observes, "They already Established based rock 'n' roll with the right UP & COMING arenas based strictly on AOR play. 1 . Bryan Adams imaging for the '80s." Bonnie 2. John Cougar Mellencamp Stacey gives him points for "char- while Tom Barker 3. Bruce Springsteen isma and female -appeal," 1 . U2 Dan Amy Dahlman calls him "a serious KFMQILincoln PD 4. Steely 5. U2 musician who isn't spoiled yet." 2. Hooters Established Sade is "not easily classified, Up And Coming 3. Julian Lennon 1. Alabama and has the potential to cross over 1. Hooters 2. Lionel Richie to many formats," says Greg Gil- 4. Charlie Sexton 2. Divinyls 3'. Bruce Springsteen lispie. Bonnie Stacey calls her ap- 3. Joe Lynn Turner INXS 4. U2 peal "universal." 5. Wham! 4. John Parr Parr 5. Mike Rutherford 5. John Up And Coming Russ Mottla Sade 1. Hooters 2. Katrina & The Waves Julian Lennon also ranked high. WAAFIWorcester- 6. Talking Heads 3. Julian Lennon "He's inherited some of his father's Boston MD 4. Wynton Mersalis Divinyls mystique and talent, and is a pop Established 5. Sawyer Brown phenomenon," says Gillispie. 1. Dire Straits only one vote apiece that young, who can Note: all other up and coming artists received "Anybody 2. John Cougar Mellencamp well as he does, When they get a CHR hit, they're write and sing as 3. Tom Petty Mc- going to be huge." Rick Williams is has a bright future," predicts 4. Bruce Springsteen impressed that U2 "inspires such Intosh. 5. U2 peaked yet in the minds of keen devotion among their fans. hasn't the masses who have only just dis- It's only a matter of time before Up And Coming Valerie McIntosh Curt Gary him," observes Tom they win over middle America." 1. Alarm covered "Forget overexposure and KUPDIPhoenix PD Steve West praises the group's WEBNICincinnati MD 2. Cult Barker. Divinyls bum, this guy will always be in Established "quality of workmanship and Established 3. 4. INXS touch with the times," predicts Joe 1. Bryan Adams Bono's dedication to his art." Russ 1. Cars Sexton McCabe, while Rick Williams 2. Phil Collins Mottla notes their uplifting themes 2. Huey Lewis 5. Charlie feels, "If anybody can avoid back- 3. Lionel Richie and feels "the environment of this 3. Steely Dan he's the one. Bruce is straight 4. Bob Seger country is right for socially -mean- 4. Sting lash, from the heart, and connects one- 5. Bruce Springsteen ingful music." Ron Diaz calls them 5. ZZ Top John Parr's "a songwriter to watch," says Joe McCabe, who's to-one with his audience." In the Up And Coming the "most important and positive Up And Coming echoed by Gillispie's thought that 1. Eurythmics 1. Angel City "Parr can write hits for himself 2. Whitney Houston 2. Russ Ballard Amy Dahlman and other artists." 3. Julian Lennon 3. Bears McCabe WAQXISyracuse Russ Mottla goes for the Divi- Joe 4. George Strait 4. INXS PD nyls because they're "basic and KYYSIKansas City PD 5. U2 Assistant 5. Holly Knight gritty." Singer Christine Amphlett Established Established U2 charis- 1 . Collins 1. Bryan Adams has a "mysterious, sexual, Phil made Ron Jackson 2. Phil Collins matic appeal" that's 2. Michael INXS drew hefty praise. "They Diaz a believer. 3. Prince 3. Def Leppard eyes of Greg Gillispie, "He's an have the raw talent and energy of The future for Talking Heads is 4. Bruce Springsteen 4 Dire Straits across -the -board American_ hero." the early Stones," says Gillispie. bright, says McCabe, who feels 5. ZZ Top 5. Stevie Ray Vaughan Phil Collins stock is also high. Curt Gary enthuses, "They're a leader David Byrne will have no Up And Coming McCabe predicts Collins "will be Up And Coming a team, with a camaraderie problem "maintaining his integrity unit, 1. Bryan Adams next century," 1 . writing hits until the Bon Jovi that comes across to the audience. while becoming more mass -ap- 2. John Parr Rick Williams describes him as a 2. 805 You can feel that they love the iea 3. Charlie Sexton "hit -making machine," and Amy 3. Benny Mardones music making." Rick Wil- they're 4. Talking Heads considers him a "con- 4. Marillion liams notes the band has "a focal Established Dahlman 5. U2 summate professional who crosses 5. Charlie Sexton point in Michael Hutchence, and is No burn -out for the Boss at AOR; over with little effort." willing to tour and work hard." Bruce Springsteen is still tops. 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Michael Jackson however, three hitches: They must sign five established wouldn't be a real strong A/C ar- five up and coming artists, it must be a longterm com- tist. On the positive side, Dave 8. Steely Dan and is what (five years), and they had to think in terms of Dillon remarked, "Bruce mitment America is all about. Americans 9. Paul McCartney A/C appeal. are bullish on America. I don't see 10. Hall & Oates It was interesting to see how Phil Collins that changing. Bruce epitomizes each programmer interpreted the Spurred by his recent phenome- the All -American Boy.' He's real." hypothetical situation. Some chose nal success in the format, Phil Col- artists according to how they, as lins chalked up third place. His ver- label managers, could personally satility as an artist, musician, and PD contribute to the artists' develop- producer were big attractions. Dave Mason, heavy 10 ment. Others went for the John Roberts commented, "In WTAEIPittsburgh TOP r hitters, who were sure -shot money spite of the fact Collins has been Established But what the heck, we makers. around for a while, I don't think 1. Lionel Richie UP & COMING said it was supposed to be fun. he's even hit his peak. He's an 2. Diana Ross Let's look at some of the picks: across -the-board success story." 3. Stevie Wonder Lionel Richie 4. Phil Collins Lionel came in first on the estab- 5. Paul McCartney 1. Whitney Houston lished list. Most felt Lionel was Up & Coming Jere Sullivan, PD 2. Sade such an automatic that they didn't WAIAIMiami 1. Jack Wagner even comment on choosing him. 2. Bruce Springstoen Established 3. Wham And those who didn't list him in 3. Billy Ocean 1. Stevie Wonder their top five had nothing negative 4. Tina Turner 4. Billy Ocean 2. Lionel Richie to say about him as a performer. 5. Whitney Houston Wagner Chris Alexander summed it up by 3. DeBarge 5. Jack Collins saying, "Lionel Richie captures the 4. Phil Franks Streisand 6. Michael feelings of love in each of us." 5. Barbra Up & Coming 7. Angela Bof ill 1. Jack Wagner Bob Hughes, PD 8. Bruce Springsteen 2. Dream Academy WLTTIWashington Lorna Ozmon, PD Tro 3. Rob Established 9. Mr. Mister W RORIBoston 4. Atlantic Starr 1. Steely Dan Mellencamp 5. Gentle Persuasion 10. John Cougar Established 2. Cars 1. Stevie Wonder 3. John Denver 2. Phil Collins 4. Billy Ocean Lionel Richie 3. 5. George Strait anymore," "there's too much 4. Billy Joel Stephen Meade, PD Up & Coming pressure for the next album to be a 5. Hall & Oates Denny Long, PD KMGOISanta Barbara 1. Michael Franks killer and, if it's not, he's finished." Up & Coming Faire Bobby, on the other hand, cau- WCCOIMinneapolis Established 2. Schooner 1. Wham 3. Junior Cline & The Recliners tioned, "Michael Jackson is an art- Established 1. Lionel Richie 2. Whitney Houston 4. Mark Isham ist, not just a performer. Both sides 1. Barbra Streisand 2. Billy Joel 3. Tears For Fears 5. Clint Holmes of the industry have made the 2. Stevie Wonder 3. Stevie Wonder 4. Julian Lennon mistake of writing him off. And 3. Billy Joel 4. Hall & Oates 5. Sade several times now he's proved 4. James Taylor 5. Whitney Houston wrong those who thought he was 5. Kenny Rogers Up & Coming My first inclination burned out. Up & Coming 1. Angela Bofill PD to choose him, but he will Beth Fast, was not 1. Sade 2. Phoebe Snow us. He'll be back with lots WMYXIMilwaukee surprise 2. Marilyn Martin Dave Dillon, PD 3. Boz Scaggs material." Established more great 3. Maurice White WEZSIRichmond 4. Renee Diggs 1. Lionel Richie 4. Mike & The Mechanics 5. Jones Girls Out Established 2. Phil Collins Rounding 5. A -Ha 1. Bruce Springsteen 3. Stevie Wonder Rounding out the top ten were 2. Lionel Richie 4. Billy Joel Steely Dan, Paul McCartney, and 3. Barbra Streisand Bitty Joel 5. Hall & Oates 4. Stevie Wonder Some of the polled PDs felt Joel Up & Coming 5. Phil Collins ahead. Chris Alexander, PD still has a very solid future 1. George Michael (Wham) Bobby Rich, PD he may KQSWIRock Springs Up & Coming Others, however, believed 2. Billy Ocean Diego re- KFMB (B100)1San 1. Whitney Houston be at a burnout point and that 3. Whitney Houston Established Established 2. Mr. Mister cent offerings have not been up to 4. Paul Young 1. Barbra Streisand 1. Michael Jackson 3. Dire Straits par with his past material. 5. Sade 2. Stevie Wonder Steve Perry 4. David Foster Barbra Streisand 2. 3. Billy Joel Sade 3. Pointer Sisters Bruce Springsteen 5. programmers put her 4. Severel 4. Alabama 5. Lionel Richie first on their lists. Others thought Michael Jackson 5. Del Shannon Coming her recording future would not be exception of Bobby Up & Stevie Wonder With the Up & Coming right for their label. Jackson first on 1. Whitney Houston Rich, who placed 1. Whitney Houston Stevie Wonder was also consi- labeled the pop 2. Sade Bruce Springsteen his list, everyone 2. Mr. Mister dered a natural by most of the pro- bet. Reasons for 3. Glenn Frey There were also mixed reviews star a high-risk 3. George Winston grammers. His strengths as an art- him: "He's overex- 4. Alan Parsons for Springsteen, as evidenced by not choosing 4. Thompson Twins ist and composer, plus his ability to become a parody of 5. Don Henley his inclusion on both top ten charts. posed," "he's 5. 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Alabama PICKIN' THE GRINNERS 2. Willie Nelson 3. Hank Williams Jr. 4. Kenny Rogers Programmers 5. Oak Ridge Boys 6. George Strait 7. Judds Choose "Perfect 10" 8. Ronnie Milsap 9. Merle Haggard Nashville. 12:01am. The contract of every living re- 10. Ricky Skaggs cording artist who's ever graced a country chart has just Tom Hennessey, expired. Because you have the negatives of certain photo- WPORIPortand, ME graphs, your new label is able to make ten signings before Established anyone else can move. The only guidelines are that you'll 1 . Kenny Rogers be signing them to seven -year contracts and you must 2. Alabama L TOP 10 choose five established acts and five up- and-comers. 3. Willie Nelson 4. Hank Williams, Jr. The success of the label, as well as your livelihood, de- 5. Dolly Parton UP & COMING pends on your choices. Who would you sign? Up & Coming The above scenario was laid out 1. Forester Sisters before 12 programmers from The desire for balance on the pro- 2. Dan Seals four label paralleled the around the nation. Each of the granuner's 3. Southern Pacific 1. Forester Sisters regions (E, MW, S, and W) was desire for the correct radio mix. 4. John Schneider represented with a Pl, P2, and P3 5. T. Graham Brown 2. Judds of those station. Our ersatz "label chiefs" The perceptions even 3. Gary Morris . also provided reasons for each pick within the industry as to who's in addition to commenting on acts established and who's an up-and- keep them in the forefront for 4. Dan Seals they didn't sign. many years. (Funny, throughout the exercise the word "crossover" 5. Sawyer Brown was avoided by these radio folk. A Balancing Act Bob Jones, 6. Southern Pacific Hmmmmm.) Adaptability and de- WV WQBEICharleston, pendability were two characteris- 7. Vince Gill Before getting into specifics on Established tics of the group which made them 8. Rosanne Cash the top ten artists chosen, there 1. Ricky Skaggs especially attractive to many. were some interesting similarities 2. Ronnie Milsap 9. Eddy Raven among contributors which should 3.Judds One programmer didn't "sign" Marie Osmond be noted. 4. Statlers Alabama because "They're a one- 10. 5. Marbara Mandrel! man group." That, however, was Everyone was given a few days' Up & Coming precisely the reason John Hart notice, and it was obvious from the 1. Marie Osmond made 'em his number one draft Brown pick. "I chose 'em 'cause I want Best summing up the overall answers that a lot of thought went 2. Sawyer Chris Collier, into the choices. Although nothing 3. Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (lead singer) Randy Owen, just in feeling on the boys from Fort Mike Chap- was mentioned about roster make- 4. Billy Joe Royal case the group doesn't last the full Payne, an incredulous WOW /Omaha anyone up in the guidelines, most of the 5. Restless Heart term of the contract. Randy will be man said, "I can't believe Alabama respondents were very careful a star for a long time to come." who's ever gone to an Established concert wouldn't sign 'em!" about "balancing" their labels. 1. Willie Nelson The sameness of their music Many intentionally chose certain 2. Merle Haggard in for minor rap or two. Willie Nelson - Explaining the artists based on various considera- comer are very blurry. The only came a 3. George Jones One said, "It seems like they've reason he wanted Willie, the ever - tions (modern vs. traditional; male criteria imposed upon the selectors 4. Statler Brothers Agreeing, pragmatic Ken Johnson said, vs. female vs. group, etc.) . Thus in- was that the established acts were stalled into set styles." "With Willie on the label I know 5. Tom T. Hall stead of choosing the best available stars today and should be stars though seeing a light at the end of least nine duet & artists, many would, for example, throughout their contract with the the tunnel, another added, I'm gonna have at Up Coming choose a top "traditional" male "label." The up-and-comers were "Perhaps they've been a little com- possibilities." Acknowledging 1. Eddy Raven artist to round out the lineup, as op- those deemed not to have reached placent. However, if the new single there were other reasons, Ken 2. Randy Travis posed to adding another "contem- stardom yet but would most likely (She And I') is any indication, it added, "He's a great stylist with a 3. Keith Whitley porary" male vocalist who might do so during the life of the contract. may be a sign they're once again tremendous broad -based appeal 4. Whites actually be a stronger label entry. The obvious ambiguity in the cri- actively expanding their music." outside of country. Just having 5. Gary Morris teria was the perception of "star- him on the label is an asset." dom." Thus, á. couple of artists, Comments like H. David Allan's most notably the Judds, didn't rank Ken Johnson, Mike Chapman, "He'll be forever" and Chris Col- as high on either list as might have WYRKIBuffalo WUBEICincinnati lier's "He's ahead of his time: con- come all of the outside distractions been expected. consistently creative and keep him a star over the long Established Established stantly and and innovative" were typical of the haul." 1 . Alabama 1. Merle Haggard Over the next couple of pages Buddy Owens's succinct 2. Hank Williams, Jr. remarks. 2. Willie Nelson you can see individual panelist was, "Willie Nelson: A As I mentioned, not everybody 3. Judds comment 3. George Strait choices. Now, artist by artist, as force of the past, present, and saw it that way. One person said, 4. Exile 4. Alabama they ranked, here are the com- future." "Willie's hit his popularity peak. 5. Anne Murray 5. George Jones ments of the industry's newest What's ahead will at best be main- Up & Coming moguls. Up & Coming Answering one concern voiced taining what he has. I don't see 1. Gary Morris 1 . Southern Pacific by many who didn't list Nelson, much room for expansion." 2.Judds Alabama - The overwhelming 2. Dan Seals Tom Hennessey said, "Willie's in a 3. Rosanne Cash to see that Willie 3. Dan Seals pick. Alabama appeared on 9 of the. class by himself. When you listen to I was surprised 4. Gary Morris four of the 12 ros- 4. Eddy Raven 12 rosters, more than any artist. his music or see him on stage appeared on only 5. John Schneider Most panelists felt the broad ap- 5. Jimmy Buffett you're impressed by his intensity. ters. The most often-cited reason peal of the band's music would That intensity is what will over- Continued on Page 46 42 /R &R FRIDAY, JANUARY 24,1986 6-L ypaoN¡ pua)aaM aJaiwaad pNoM s6uiuuar uolAoM sippp paun Aois AnlndnS diOM 3H1 1-11M wngla b'DW 6uiwoDt+po4 ag4. waq ai6uls \201A/ .ISJI4 SN ..13N V I(lOHIIM JNIMOM Abpot lsap JnoA uO . SONINNJI NO1AVM M,apnoid3111nHSVN5Oä0l?ä VBW ; í f ; \ 1 ; LL\L_ ' Februart 23, lritoreIncludes:, - January Also , Album SerivZteh';09,,, Shipping SoundtracK YOU Real° The - "Cut Starship "Swoimrineithing Mister - fV1r, Autogr Song Ma.in:lheme Thornas.,The By Mickey Fire, lable In The Now Avai, "Stand oungblood" ds Of Recor RCA Through Available Poster' Giveaways! "Youngblood° Promotional ;_ For Xi) aq 00.00,' Isaci , ., :,,,,,,,,,;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, j 0] Neff:, '1}101 aqj )1316111d aqj 911Jd'013(1 ti 03009 Is 'INN d olud ata 0, )13110c1:4,vo, 'SO13(1-01009 ao! 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Reba McEntire ing, "Willie just looks tired to me." one of our execs was ready to make 4. Lee Greenwood nessey. 4. Steve Wariner one pick into four. Van Mac said, 5. George Jones 5. Exile Hank Williams Jr. - By and Bob Call concurred, "If anyone "Besides one terrific group, the large there was nary a negative Up & Coming can transcend the next few years Oaks can be dissected into four in- Up & Coming comment regarding Bocephus. 1. Gary Morris it'll be Kenny. He's transcended credible individual vocalists. 1. Billy Burnette Though he showed up on only five 2. Earl Thomas Conley the music tastes of the past 15, so That's how much depth there is." 2. Forester Sisters of the 12 lists, the seven who didn't 3. Exile why should the future be any dif- 3. Rosanne Cash choose him said it was merely a 4. Rosanne Cash ferent?" Those picking the Oaks felt, as 4. Gail Davies matter of only having five slots. As 5. Kathy Mattes Neil McGinley expressed, 5. Marie Osmond a matter of fact, Hank Jr. is this While no one doubted Kenny's "They're versatile and not afraid poll's equivalent of basketball's time to come." Buddy Owens also enormous talent, not many were to try something different." ment regarding George's inclusion "sixth man." More than any other felt Hank'll be around a while, ad- sure he's going to have the drive I was veryyi surprised, on the was, as John Hart put it, "There's artist, I heard, "If I had one more ding, "He enjoys a wide appeal and and desire needed to be a music in- other hand, that a number of always gonna be a traditional base space it'd go to Hank." shows a great musical imagina- novator in the coming years. That panelists echoed one programmer in country and George does it bet- tion, especially for one as young as was the single biggest factor for who said, "They're not a ter than anybody around." Buddy Neil McGinley offered, "He has a he is." Quick and to the point, the nine who opted not to get his multidimensional act. They have Owens feels George's potential is core audience that's unbelievable Chapman reasoned, "He sells tons John Hancock on a seven -year one or two different styles and huge, adding, "His appeal grows and incredibly loyal." With an eye and gets easy airplay." deal. "I'll be shocked if he's still there's not much more they can with each record. If his intense to the future, Tom Hennessey said, making records in seven years" is do." "They aren't doing anything Southwest popularity duplicates "He has an exciting and expanding Kenny Rogers - Kenny only ap- how one of our execs -for -a-day put new" was another common reason itself in other parts of the country, legion of younger fans who are rec- peared on three rosters but placed it. Another said, "Unless he can for why the Oaks weren't picked. he will absolutely boom." Ken ord buyers and will be for a long fourth overall because he had two find a new angle I think he's level- George Strait -A typical corn- Johnson felt the same way, with Missing In Action / On The Horizon Many of you have by now noticed a number of house- move to MCA but right now I sales from buyers of varied haul because of so many outside hold names who are conspicuous by their absence on the wouldn't feel real comfortable with tastes." "She's already retired as interests." "He's into making top 10 lists. There are also a few acts who received votes him." "One of the core country art- far as active interest is concern- movies and is singing songs to fi- and comments which are particularly indicative of things to ists you've got to have." "He's ed." "I don't think she's proud of nance them." "Keeps getting bet- good but sporadic, inconsistent." having songs do well in the coun- come. Here are some of the comments on both sets of art- ter with each album. Should con- "Needs to break out of the stereo- try field. If you can get her to go in tinue on to real stardom." istS. type he's gotten himself into to front of a national audience and T.G. Sheppard - "He's been fi- T. Graham Brown - "With just that." "Does a ballad or a kickin' make it over the next seven say 'I'm country,' I'll sign her." nessed to the top of the charts by two records he's really kicking song as well as anybody. An im- years." Dolly Parton - "Simply overex- label hype." "Makes good radio butt." "Great future." "Really sells age problem may hold him back." Barbara Mandrel) - "Another posed." "She needs to get back to records but nothing that really a song." Lee Greenwood - "Lee has a victim of media over -exposure." basics. If she keeps putting out grabs you." "Tries too hard to be a Earl Thomas Conley - "Dis- professionalism and business "She's shifted herself into a real this pablum type of music she's star." "It doesn't sound like he tinctive style and voice." "Fine sense that will serve him well." pop sound." "She's not going to going to fade pretty soon." "Dolly does songs he believes in." writer." "Not as good as he's go- "His music aims right at the heart be content singing country music will continue to sell records if for Statler Brothers - "They're de- ing to be." "I don't think he knows of the female demo." "Lee puts on for too many more years. She has no other reason than her great per- pendable, consistent sellers and what he wants to sing yet." a great show but it's not reflected too many irons in the fire." "She's sonality attracts a huge mass ap- performers." "Jimmy Fortune is a Exile - (Exile's points were in the music listeners hear on the also been around a long time and peal audience." "She's conquered tremendous addition to the group. evenly divided between the two radio. Therefore his future ap- hasn't shown the adaptability the world of country music and I His writing has lifted the group categories. Added together, the peal's tough to predict." "He really needed to span the next seven see her moving on to conquer oth- above the constant output of gim- points would have been enough to belongs in A/C." "Exciting, enter- years." "Her outside interests may er worlds." "She's so multitalented micky songs they were putting finish in the top half of either list.) taining shows. Once people see cause her to lose interest in the that I don't know what she'll bring out." "They're living on their "They're a good group but they him they're hooked as a fan and daily grind of touring. She may to the label. But I do know what name." aren't harmony in country." "Best will go out and buy records." elect to get off the road, do she's brought and I want her." Randy Travis - "He's 26 years the biz." "They've only really done "Great image and voice. He can specials, and devote more time to Restless Heart - "They're the old and has 40 years of good one record - and it's the same do nothing but get better." "Some her family." "It will take an awful lot Eagles of the future." "Because country songs left." "His originali- one every time out." "I don't have material is very good but he also to overcome the forced absence of they've primarily been studio musi- ty is a breath of fresh air." a problem with Exile but each song has some that's real average." the last couple years." cians, I'd be worried they wouldn't Conway Twitty - "His choice sounds like the last." "Wrote bet- George Jones - "He's the Reba McEntire - "Reba's die- dig life on the road. They might of songs the last few years has ter songs when they weren't 'Great One." ,Although he might hard following is a plus but her figure they could make just as limited his appeal to only middle - cranking them out at such a rapid not grow that much as an artist in style is one that can explode or much money and enjoy homelife aged women. That's too narrow to pace." the next few years, he's regarded disappear. I don't know which will more if they went back to working produce many sales in the future Crystal Gayle - "She's the top as a pillar of country music, a real happen so I don't want to take a in the studio." "Another formula - especially as they start to die female out there." "Too much of back -to-basics guy for whom there chance." "She's a sweet lady, band. There's not enough room for off ." "He no longer projects any the same style record after rec- will always be an audience." "He which is what accounts for people all of the formula bands which have warmth or humanity. That doesn't ord." "Too bland. She's in danger has a unique vocal style and inter- voting her awards. Her music isn't appeared. Some won't make it." play well in the '80s." "He hasn't of blending in with the wallpaper." pretation that seems to be very mains' -3m enough to attract wide John Schneider - "He's sur- done anything different in five "Needs to stretch more vocally - wide-ranging." "No better singer. attent "No better voice in prised a lot of people with his last years." take some chances." But he doesn't deliver the fringe music Clean image and lotsa hits few records. He really can sing." Don Williams - "He's in a rut Mickey Gilley - "Mickey will sales I'd need to succeed." on th< way." "He's dedicated himself to being a with his music." "Everything continue to make top 10 songs, "Money in the bank. Couldn't sing Am had 15 e Murray - "She's country artist and will carry on for sounds alike. I hope his move to but people still identify him with the a bad song if he tried." year of hits and I don't know how as long as he wants." "He'll con- Capitol means an injection of life." Urban Cowboy thing. I dón't think Waylon Jennings - "He may .marry more she has left in her." tinue to be a steady performer but "He did his best stuff ten years he'll be able to expand beyond well get his act together with the "Consistent hitmaker who gets may be inconsistent over the long ago." 46/ R &R FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1986 Lb/9861 `VZ A>-Jb'f1Nb'f 'Ab'aIad ElvEi «'luatet aíq?Para e 'pstoxa e ;no sir°OLIN ;ell punos -u! pue aa!on;eaJB aag BimTooTrano gamin/ opino e sei aH :;eanp aldrr; e s! ilea o; i;!iige 8u¢eure ,Sl9unuaas 'puowsp tie s,ays asnea pooMUeeJO eel 'ç flees um pue Jau!elJawa a;aldwoa -ag Jag pies Ilea qog s;uem a°uaipne e pus aneg ardoad ware; sPPnr 'b asi!c s;uawwoa ç8, ui ssaaans snop Jay jo eq; ieyht uo acpuey rear e sell all Mix] 'b a&ewenpe IriIJ uaslel sei sBBtn!S ANola '£ sJeis!s Jelse"oj '£ -uawar; s!y &uuap!suoa ,ille!aadsa auo oN ArrmlT! spunos pro uo weis &ugsara;un ue auuy 2uno,S aq i1BJIS eBJOeO ¿ UMOJe 'aw pasirdans e sei aH saps mau pue pro 8unnq mimes 'z oste saa;soJ 01 a!Jew lq2nogl peg ugo f -aawo3 eJ!1u3oyy egea ' t -woa Jo qof ;ualpaxa tie saop ue j sppnr 'L ZI jo no aanp or papayas 8utaq -pue-dn do; s!y auelgT apew saucy. 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'PieS aq 'alquJe$ e uaumae ssau!snq a!snw s!y Jo Pe4sllgsls3 ag.L aq Lew Sap SiUUIl spJoaaJ s!y JO He asn°aq lager J!ay; uo ueQ I '1JO1Ja umgre u! alA;s anqnnJap e set; ptal;sJaNeB/ZZf1X pue ;sap! .nay, paradwa; snrd 8uos Auew 'swami Tealsnw acdgrnw Ag sean poo8 e sMOUK APPg 'pus Uosugof eluellylXH)IM onp ay; ;noge ;uawa;!axa asoym `sueMO AppnB sor O; uOl;Ippe UI - sreas` 1IrQ Uag I NASHVILLE THIS WEEK SHARON ALLEN CMA Board Meets In London The first quarterly meeting of the Country Music Year Awards Show," were voted Association's Board of Directors is being held this week on by subscibers of the in London. Among the topics being discussed are the publication. goals and objectives established for The winners were: Song of the the coming year by Year and Best Traditional CMA Ballad, Board Chairman Joe Galante and President Rick Jimmy Fortune for "My Only Blackburn. These are: attract a newer, younger, broader Love; " Best Contemporary audience; explore solutions to image problems; improve Ballad, Lisa Palas, John Jarrad, and Will Robinson for "There's No percentage of retail shelf space; artist development; and Kristofferson, Coe, and Cash: 19th Way; " Best Traditional Upbeat, century outlaws industry personnel development. Gene Pitney and Cayet A Thursday afternoon luncheon Mangiarancina for "Hello Mary kicks off a point-of- purchase performances will be in front of Lou ;" Best Contemporary rapidly becoming a total enter- of souvenir sweatshirts. The shirts merchandising campaign former Nashvillian Joe Rodgers, Upbeat, Bob McDill for "Baby's tainment center," said Chairman bear Golden's likeness on the sponsored by the CMA and the the U.S. Ambassador to France, Got Her Blue Jeans On;" Best of the Board David Skepner . . . front, major UK labels to promote and three Indian tepees on at the U.S. Embassy in Paris. Country Rock Song, Dave Loggins, John Anderson is one of the na- the country music in the United back (Golden has three tepees The performers . present Lisa Silver, and Don Schlitz for tional radio spokesmen for the In- on his property Kingdom. Rosanne Cash, Exile, near Henderson- impersonations of popular "Forty Hour Week;" and Best ternal Revenue Service. He'll be ville, Don Williams, Sawyer TN). Within the first 90 days Brown, the country artists and recognize the Comedy/Novel Song, Buddy and doing PSAs urging you to file tax Oak Ridge Boys, George Strait, of advertisement in his Golden contributions that bluegrass, Carlene Kalb for "The Mississippi returns early. Era newsletter, he received Alabama, the Judds, Gary Morris, gospel, western, and folk music Squirrel Revival." and Hank orders totaling $3200 Larry Williams Jr. are the have made to the country sound. A Lisa Silver also received the artists who will be featured Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers in the six-piece band and a four -person Rising Star Award. The John Anderson has been in the taped an appearance "Discover the New Country" on the v production team will accompany Presidents Award went to Waylon studio with Emmylou Harris re- United Cerebral Palsy Telethon at campaign. the singers and dancers on the Jennings for his cording their version of the George The Marketing /Promotion contributions to the Imperial Palace in Las Vegas. trip, which will also include a the Sue Brewer Fund, which aids Jones and Tammy Wynette duet The Marty Pasetta production, Committee is initiating work on television appearance in Munich. struggling songwriters. Roger "Someone I Used To Know" for hosted annually by John Ritter, Marketing Plan '86. The This isn't the first time an Miller Emmylou's forthcoming International won the Trendsetter Award Warner aired January 18-19 nationwide Committee is Opryland ensemble has for expanding the awareness and Bros. album ... Earl Thomas Con- discussing ongoing Sawyer Brown taped their UK projects performed abroad. In 1974 appreciation of country music ley was interviewed by former first and CMA European involvement appearance on Dick Clark's "Country Music USA" was chosen through the music he wrote for the Blood, Sweat & Tears drummer "American Bandstand" in several countries. The Radio ... Next by the U.S. State Department to Broadway play "Big River." Bobby Colomby for a segment of month, and Membership Committees on February 17, "The Last are tour the Soviet Union with Tennes- Bits and Pieces: According to "Entertainment Tonight" ... Last Days reviewing a new survey Of Jesse James" will air on to develop see Ernie Ford. The show was Country Music Seminar spring the Oak Ridge Boys perform- NBC's ways to enhance Monday Night at the broadcasters' also performed in Amsterdam Executive Director Frank Mull, ed a benefit concert in Nice, France CMA involvement. Movies. The movie, filmed in and Utrecht, Holland in 1978, as seminar registration to aid Feed The Children. You'll Opryland is up by 254% Nashville and the surrounding Troupe Tours well as at the White House and thus far, and the record remember that those funds were area, stars Kris Kristofferson as Europe cities throughout the U.S. companies have yet to turn in used to drill four water wells in Jesse James, Johnny Cash as People in Germany, Switzer- Songwriters Honored their registrations ... The drought -stricken Kenya. Now, Frank James, with Willie Nelson land, and France will get a taste of Nashville Music Association's William Lee Golden is raising as Gen. Joe Shelby and David Tennessee when a ten -member The Statler Brothers took top Board of Directors met last week more money for Feed the Children Allan Coe cast as Bill "Whiskey cast from Opryland's "Country honors last week during the and voted unanimously to change efforts worldwide through the sale Head" Ryan. Music USA" production performs nationally televised "6th Annual the name of the organization to the in 11 European cities within the National Songwriter Awards" Nashville Entertainment Associa- next month. One of the troupe's held at the Tennessee Performing tion (NEA). "There are whole new Arts Center. The honors, industries growing up out of Nash- previously billed as the "Music ville and, although we owe a great City News Top Country Hits of the debt to our music industry, we are WHO'S NEW NASHVILLE Who's New: Columbia's Marty Stuart is the first of the CBS "Horizon IN MOTION '86" pack to hit the charts with his new single "Arlene." A native of Mississippi, Stuart began playing with the legendary Ralph Emery joined Top Billing Lester Flatt at 13 and remained with International for marketing of all Flatt for six years. In 1980 he met personal appearances, commercial Johnny Cash endorsements, and media and later joined Cash's band. A multi -instrumentalist, representation ... Olympic gold Stuart released his own acoustic LP "Busy medalist Tracy Caulkins also signed Bee Cafe" on the Sugar Hill label in with Top Billing ... Peggy Rogers is 1982. The album included musical the new National Director of Public assistance from Doc and Merle Relations for BFI Records. She was Watson, Jerry Douglas, formerly with Dick Clark Productions Earl Scruggs, and vocals by Cash. . . Jenell Briley was just appointed In addition to playing with Flatt promotions coordinator for Stellar and his four years as Cash's guitarist, Entertainment Inc. ... Deborah Stuart has also worked with Bob Dylan, Evans Price is exiting R &R to join Third Emmylou Harris, Coast Publishing Pure Prairie as Editor of Country League, Billy News. Executive Editor Vernell Joel, and the Highwaymen. Hackett will handle editorial duties for STUART MAKES CBS DEBUT Marty Stuart celebrates his signing with Third Coast's American Songwriter and - CBS and debut release "Arlene" with CBS VP/GM Rick Blackburn (front the recently purchased Country left), producer Curt Allen, and VP A &R Bonnie Garner. 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Now she's got fourth of the predominance of those artists of Robinson's choices who could a sin- champion Atlantic Starr, whose gle out that's going to be a rent material, some bonus points should probably be spot- firmly be classified as an establish- big rec- "Secret Lovers" became a sur- ord." Tolliver added that he would ted most those artists at the far end of their hiatus bet- ed artist and Robinson cited him of prise hit in recent months, largely take Prince "with or without the last, "just to add a little cuteness to ween releases; e.g., Ashford & Simpson, Gladys Knight based on airplay around Columbia. Revolution." the list." & The Pips, Jermaine Jackson, Jeffrey Osborne, etc. These performers aren't cold, per se, but at the same time aren't top -of -mind with most panelists right now. PD, Chas Saunders, Lynn Tolliver, PD Jeff Wyatt, PD The success of crossover artists a potential artist- backlash situation WDPNIColumbia, SC WZAK/Cleveland WUSLIPhiladelphia seems to have come largely at the (such as some believe exists with Prince), sounding like an artist isn't 1. Sade 1. Whitney Houston 1. Run D.M.C. expense of this format's traditional much a problem as actually 2. Ready For The World 2. Lionel Richie 2. Sade workhorses - those artists who as of with him. Witness 3. Freddie Jackson 3. Freddie Jackson 3. Whitney Houston chart consistently in B/U but rarely being associated No panelist mentioned New Edition, who outscored 4. Stevie Wonder 4. Tina Turner 4. Sheila E cross over. Maze, the Whispers, Bobby Michael Jackson by a few points, 5. Eugene Wilde 5. Stevie Wonder 5. Morris Day Wo- mack, Stephanie Mills, the Dazz and the lack of Jackson siblings. 6. Atlantic Starr 6. Kool & The Gang 6. New Edition Band, In The advantage, then, seems to 7. Sheila E 7. Prince 7. Patti Labelle or the Bar-Kays. some be with the handful of veteran su- 8. Kool & The Gang 8. Luther Vandross 8. DeBarge cases, this might be attributed to recent perstars who've been consistent 9. Isley Brothers 9. New Edition 9. Lionel Richie the lack of a appearance. weather an occasional 10. Wham! 10. Pointer Sisters 10. Stevie Wonder Then again, only one person cited enough to Atlantic Starr despite the act's four long hiatus or dog album, and with a top-15 singles in the last year. few new acts who managed to blast The biggest surprise (or non-sur- their way into the format with a str- Saunders has been a staunch Tolliver was another Whitney Who Did Well prise, depending on how one feels ing of consecutive hits (New Edi- supporter about Prince now) was the absence tion, Whitney Houston, Sade, Fred- of Sade since she took booster. "She's shown a lot of con- One of the most interesting the reins at WDPN, and described sistency in one of most of those artists associated die Jackson). Because of a fairly LP. A lot of artists trends above is a noticeable prefer- with him. Jesse Johnson, despite steady flow of new product, the ence by programmers for those three straight number one hits last rest of this format's artists have to acts who've established some sort year, was mentioned by only one fight constantly for agenda space. of presence outside B/U radio. All participant. Both the Family and That means a hard road for both ten established acts and eight out Morris Day were cited by one pro- new artists (nobody cited an artist of ten up- and -coming artists have grammer Sheila whom they thought would have their had multiformat hits. (Only rap only; E. did make our list, but móstly because of fer- first hit soon) and A &R people, acts Run D.M.C. and Doug E. who'll have to keep their wits about Fresh are still waiting.) Several of vent support from one reporter. On the other hand, Ready For The them at all times. those chosen, among them Dionne World showed strongly. Perhaps in -Watt Love & Sean Ross Warwick, the Pointer Sisters, Lion- el Richie, and Tina Turner, are acts who've come under fire at times for allegedly aiming too much at the crossover market. Stevie Wonder, on the other the inclusion of hand, has been assailed in the me- Whitney Houston, reached CHR, B/U radio was Freddie dia recently for the amount of time Jackson, Aretha Franklin, known for playing predominantly Luther Vandross, and Dionne War- he spends between albums, the current material. And with the ex- wick. Maturity also favored the Is- money he spends recording LPs, ception of Michael Jackson, all of ley Brothers (although not enough and an occasional oddball release; the artists on both charts were acts to put them in the top ten). Panel- e.g., "Secret Life Of Plants." None with recent or current hits. Doug ists who cited of that seemed to bother our panel, the Isleys were asked E. Fresh made the top ten on the to choose between the older gen- although at least one member who strength of one chart single. Look- eration of Isleys and Isley /Jas- would have signed Wonder said, ing at the rest of the choices, one per/Isley. To a person, they chose "This means I'll have to have a might assume that Dionne War- WITHERED & DRIVE - Bill Withers stopped by WILD /Boston to do a guest very rich company." the Isley Brothers despite the great- wick, even with a career spanning DJ shift with afternoon drive jock Rick Anderson (r), who's seen here being er chart success, since the split, of 1985 was widely cited as the year three decades, might not have been dwarfed by his guest. the younger act. of the mellow and/or adult black cited as widely without the success artist, an assumption supported by Even before the "hot hits" era of "That's What Friends Are For." -Walt Love & Sean Ross FRENCH (MUSTARD) CRULLERS - WDKX/Rochester morning man WATCHING YOU WATCHING ME - Bill Withers's American tour supporting his "Watching Me, Watching You" LP Kevin Morrison (r) makes donut deliveries in a six -door stretch limo to a ended with a concert at the Beverly Theatre. 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Now here are some of the doubts and rea- team of Jim Carl and Jim Wallace Jordan would be my first port, Wayne Shorter is the most sons why the following artists weren't included on a few agree, "He's one of the giant play- pick." underexposed true genius in jaiz. is is some- lists: er- composers of the last 30 years." "He a class act and He is certainly the most important one who's got a strong mind and and original post On David Sanborn: "Creatively, Tyner is (KXPR) Gary Vercel- -Coltrane tenor Hendricks." "If I hadn't already idea about where he wants to go." saxophonist, I don't know where li's number one pick. "I feel that but his greatest he's going." chosen a vocal act, I would have he and Elvin Jones were just as Stribling adds. talent is as a composer. It's hard "He's into so many things now, I rather gone with Rare Silk for important to John Coltrane's group And Joe Lowrey of WHRO to believe that his recent release, don't know what he's most com- longevity." as Coltrane himself," he says, "and states, "He's another young talent 'Atlantis,' is his first recording as a fortable with." On Wynton Marsalls: "He's who's got a helluva future ahead of he is certainly carrying on the Col- leader in some ten years." On Miles Davis: "His last record technically a super musician, but him." Paster on Herbie Hancock: "I seemed full of negative vibes." "I he doesn't trane legacy . And as I look at my have any fire." list of artists, I see a need for a big chose him for much the same rea- don't like the direction that he's On Stanley Jordan: "His first son I chose Miles Davis taken." name like McCoy to help carry the Paul Stribling, JD (see be- album did impressively well, but I low), as well as because he writes On Manhattan Transfer "Their if company, so he'd be one of my WFAEICharlotte don't know it's just a flash- in -the- heavy hitters." some very beautiful melodies." last record was great, but creative- pan or not." "I'm not sure if he'll Established Parlocha imparts, "Recent re- Yohn on David Sanborn: "No- ly I don't know if it's them or Jon maintain appeal." 1. Wynton Marsalls cordings by pianist McCoy Tyner body doesn't like David Sanborn." Pat Metheny have been, in my opinion, some- 2. O'Conner and Wilson, also on 3. Dave Grusin what spotty. Musicians are often so Sanborn: "Blue-eyed soul and pop - Manhattan Transfer, the group did 4. Phil Woods involved in their music that they jazz at its best." not show up on anyone's list. Bob O'Conner, JP 5. Grover Washington Jr. Paster on Miles: "He is a for- are not able to view a record objec- Voices On Vocalists Rob Wilson, JP Asst. tively. That's why a producer is Up & Coming ward- thinking musician with a vast Sarah Vaughan was the only KIFMISan Diego important. If he knows his stuff, he 1. Stanley Jordan traditional base. Miles's been a jazz vocalist who acquired a high rank- Established can see a record as both a work of 2. Wayne Shorter innovator for years and is able to ing. Here are thoughts on her and 1. Pat Metheny art and as a presentation. Tyner's 3. Tom Harrell be very avant -garde and accessible her counterparts. 2. David Sanborn work with horns is second to none 4. Carol Sloane at the same time." WGBH's Eric Jackson of 3. Dave Grusin and that's how I would 5. Oskay & O'Domhnail Jackson, also on Miles: "He's produce Vaughan: "To me him." been involved with what's been she has a voice 4. Bob James that keeps getting stronger as she 5. Spyro Gyro New Boundaries gets older. She's the reigning fe- Up & Coming Jim Carl, JD Branford Joe Lowrey, PD male v i alist." Marsalis placed second 1. George Howard Jim Wallace, MD in this category WHRO/Norfolk Lowrey, also on Vaughan: with two highly- 2. Stanley Jordan ranked "She's known and respected, and KWMUISt. Louis votes. Lowrey says, "Bran- Established 3. Skywalk ford's a person of eclectic tastes. 1. Stan Getz has all kinds of crossover Established . Sade His name is not recognized 2. Chic Corea potential." 1. Nina Simone only in 5. Special EFX the 3. Sarah Vaughan Rollins of Diane Reeves: "She's 2. Carla Bley jazz community, but more peo- ple in rock 4. Dizzy Gillespie a singer I like who has yet to 3. McCoy Tyner now know of him too." "This 5. Wynton achieve the tremendous impact 4. Branford Marsalls guy's hot. In touring with Marsalls Sting, Branford will have come and respect I know she's capable 5. John McLaughlin Up & Coming Bob Panocha, MD away from of." that experience with a 1. Stanley Jordan Up & Coming lot WJZZ's Dorian Paster of Judy KJAZ/San Francisco more insight to the music scene 2. Branford Marsella 1. Amine Claudine Myers which he would Roberts: "She's steeped in the jazz Established not have had other- 3. Indra Lesmana 2. Andy Bey wise. And tradition, yet at the same time is 1. Wayne Shorter he is now known to more 4. Kevin Eubanks 3. David Murray people outside able to write some very catchy 2. Art Blakey of jazz," says 5. Kenny Kirkland 4. Enrico Ram Rollins. tunes and present them in a format 3. Betty Carter 5. Art Lande readily accessible - 4. McCoy Tyner But What About to a cross happening for at least 35 years and section of audiences." 5. Sonny Rollins These Folks? continues to be a leader and trend- Yohn of Ernestine Anderson: Up & Coming New Standards A distinct general consensus did setter in music." "This lady has it all -a big beauti- 1. Branford Marsalls Stanley Jordan conquered the not appear beyond the two ful first or Stribling on Dave Grusin: "He voice coupled with an innate 2. Kevin Eubanks kingship in the U&C category. He three places. But what about the has impeccable tastes " sense of swing. She sings the blues 3. Terrence Blanchard had a total of four ballot votes and, others? Lowery on Dizzy Gillespie: "He and jazz with equal facility. I'd love 4. Kenny Kirkland like Wynton, took three first-place Yohn on Grover Washington Jr.: seems always willing to work in 5. Nancy King ballot spots. "Great, soulful crossover artist." different settings and is such an in- Former WLOQ MD Paul Gerar- Wallack on Weather Report: spirational force in the music." Paul Gerardi, (former MD) di who had recently segued to Jaz- "I'd want them on my label be- Interestingly, while many of the WLOQ /Orlando with ziz Magazine, states, "The to hear her the Count Basie cause they're constantly record- participants said that "they would Established bandas led by Thad Jones." underlying sound of my label ing." have if they could have" voted for 1. Weather Report Carl and Wallace on Nina Si- 2. Ahmad Jamal mone: "She's our pick because of 3. Grover Washington Jr. the range, power, and quality of the 4. Freddie Hubbard interpretations she gives to every- ALL THAT JAZZ 5. Steps Ahead thing she sings." Up & Coming Stribling on Carol Sloane: 1. Stanley Jordan "Technically she's up there with Best wishes go to WLOO /Orlando's time last month. 2415, Santa Monica, CA 2. Special EFX Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah MD Paul Gerardi, who'll soon depart Independent promoter Cheryl Weri- 90406 -2415 3. Tom Harrell Vaughan." to New York to do some freelance er takes.up Landmark's account, re- 4. Kirk Whalum Vercelli on Jackie Paris: "He's writing for Jazziz magazine. Call him at placing Dade Whiteside, who was re- The National Academy Of Jazz 5. Kenia already made some classic albums (212) 473 -1138 after February 1. As cently named -Executive Director at (the organization which spawned from in the '605 for Impulse Records and of this writing, no MD replacement has Ford /Conti /Alex Artist Management the "NARAS Munitÿ' last year) is now is a very good guitarist. But Ja- been announced ... Gerry Weston ... As anticipated, Kareem Abdul - in full swing, so to speak. Officers in- ckie's more widely known as á vo- is named GM of WFPL /Louisville after Jabber's new.. MCA -affiliated jazz la- clude President Jim Washburn and Gary Vercelli, JD calist. Thus far, he's been recogniz- five and a half years as JD /Associate bel, Cranberry VP Frank Capp. The Records, was recent- Board of Direc- KXPR/Sacramento ed in the industry as the musician's Producer. Covering his previous du- ly announced ... NPR announces "A tors are Bob Florence, Pias Johnson, singer. He's definitely a talent Established ties is interim Associate Producer Joe Jazz Jubilee," a month full of Jazz pro- Mundell Lowe, Marty Morgan, deserving wider recogni- Vincenza ... New PD at WLVE /Mia- gramming, celebrating Black History Chuck Niles, Dave Pell, Sue Raney, 1. McCoy Tyner tion." 2. George Cables mi is John Moen ... Atter an eight - Month in February. Nationally distri- George Rappaport, and Jack Whea- O'Conner and Wilson on Sade: 3. Archie Shepp year battle for ownership, WBBY /Col- buted shows include: "American ton. Goals are the general advance- "She's a terrific crossover artist 4. Woody Shaw umbus's license is in full ownership of Women In Jazz," "The Basie Dozen," ment of jazz, and to give formal (tele- who is a good attraction to jazz for Carl Nourse 5. Elvin Jones ... Replacing WGCl/ "Jazz, America's Classical Music," vised) recognition for excellence in this new listeners." Chicago's Graham Armstrong as PD "Horizons," and "Profiles In Jazz." field. Branch organization "Jazz For Life" Up & Coming Parlocha on Betty Carter: "To is former crosstown WBMX PD Lee Contact Sarah Carlston at (202) (like Jazz Aid and Live Aid) will organize 1. Pat Martino my mind, Betty Carter is easily the Michaels. The station is no longer 822 -2321 ... Spearheaded by Tani activities (concerts, etc.) for the domestic 2. Steve Grossman finest jazz singer, male or female. I reporting to this section, due to a jazz Jones, Jazz Aid will host a concert for needy. Active (voting) membership for 3. Stafford James would have her in the studio at cutback ... WBFO/Buffalo boosts the needy at the Los Angeles Forum this nonprofit organization is $35. Call 4. Jean Carn least once a year and promote her power to 20 kw ... More jazz at KJZZ/ May 15. For more information, write: Membership Director Terri Tilton at 5. 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Decent pay, great location. State - SOUTH of -the -art equipment. T &R: John Harper, Beach 95FM, Box 400, Wanchese, NC 27981. EOE M/F 11 -241 PM drive/ news anchor. Needs production sense /phone abili- Due to the large number of placements of our registrants Morning entertainer for SE NC CHR. T &R: Bill Sellars, Z -101, ty. Jim Dent: 12051 595 -2940 EOE M/F 11 -241 and the increased demand of radio stations across the Box 665, Fairmont, NC 28340. EOE M/F (1 -241 country, NATIONAL is in need of qualified KITE -105 seeks 7pm -12am air personality. Team player /good personnel for vir- WWWZ / Chareaton is accepting applications for announcing production a must. T &R: Bob O'Neil, PD, 441 Laguna, Corpus tually all radio positions, particularly news people and an- positions. T &R: Tony Hart, Box 30669, Charleston, SC Christi, TX 78401. EOE M/F 11 -241 nouncers, for small, medium, and major markets. We are 29417. EOE M/F 11 -241 also short of qualified female personnel. 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C &R /salary re- 2714 Union Ave. Extended We've got exceptional positions for ex- quirements: Tom Cassidy, WSKY, Box 2956, Asheville, NC Memphis, TN 38112 ceptional people. Looking for: A HOT Pro- 28802. No calls please. EOE M/F 11 -171 EOE M/F duction Director and Announcers. Join AOR has immediate openings for air /production. Prime shifts Conn's fastest growing FM. T &R to Bob available. T &R: Glen Martin, KXZL, 427 E.9th, San Antonio, Mitchell, c/o KISS -FM, 60 Washington TX 78215. EOE M/F I1 -171 St., Hartford, CT 06106. Beginners need 100 kw CHR, A/C seeks clever morning person. THE ALAN STANG REPORT is go- not apply. EOE Other posi- tions available. T &R: Kirk Sherwood, 221 Willowbrook Dr., ing national. We need an experi- Progressive, adult- oriented station with a Jackson, MS 39056. EOE M/F 11 -171 enced radio time salesman to NH CHR seeks fulltime announcer/production person who's strong commitment to news looking for Morning anchor /reporter for TX combo néeded now. sell spots on our exploding reedy to win. No beginners. T &R: Mike Trombly, WKNE -FM, News Anchor /Reporter. One A If you're a good year's experience. T&R: Quinn, KIXS /KIIZ, Box 880, Killeen, Keene, NH 03431. No cells. EOE M/F 11 -241 network of stations. writer, energetic street reporter, and have TX 76540. EOE M/F 11 -171 Write THE ALAN STANG Q -106 seeks talented personalities for possible future part- a smooth, unique delivery style, send T &R Assistant ND full -service 50 kw AM. Experience a must. REPORT, P.O. Box time /swing openings. T &R: Bob Spence, WQXA, Box 2506, to Deana Hunley, WBPH Radio, P.O. Box T&R: Mike Blackman, ND, WPTF-AM, Box 1511, Raleigh, NC York, PA 17405. No calls. EOE M/F 11 -241 1220, Alta Loma, 1230, Huntsville, AL 35807. EOE 27602, EOE M/F 11 -171 CA, 91701. EOE PD for dominant full- service AM. Experience a must. Air shift required. T &R: Thom Williams, WGHQ, Box 1880, Kingston, NY 12401. r No calls. EOE MIE 11 -241 MIDWEST Automated CHR going live. Need two /three experienced air 100 kw CHR has future openings. Minimum three years' ex- RM 7-dK7WRY es CO.I personalities. T &R: Thom Williams, WBPM, Box 1880, King- KKRC/Sioux Falls needs night rocker. Good bucks for the perience. T &R: Kelsey Scott, Box 570, Fayette, AL 35555. ston, NY 12401. No calls. EOE M/F 11 -241 right person. T &R: Den Kieley, KKRC, 1704 S. Cleveland, EOE M/F 11 -24) Sioux Falls, SD 57103. EOE M/F 11 -241 Full- service A/C seeks experienced news reporter /communi- CHR FM ready to explode. T&R /references: Mark Driscoll, PROGRAM DIRECTOR cator. Adult News/outside reporter/meetings & mobile traffic reports. sound /easygoing. Call: Bob Mercer, 1302) Box 1740, Jacksonville, FL 32201. EOE M/F 11 -241 478 -2700 (9am -12 noon EST) EOE M/F (1 -171 Split shift. T &R: Ira Bitner, WIRL, Box 3335, Peoria, IL NEEDED 61614. No calls please. EOE M/F 11 -24) WTMx new FM. Need entire staff; air /production talent, ND. Make a "Light Rock" station sparkle. Bring DC metro A/C needs adult communicator. Prior experience/ Rush T &R: J. Michael Pruett, Box 954, Tupelo, MS 38802. relatability and involvement to AM Drive and production a must. T&R: Bob Appel, WINX, Box 1726, Rock- EOE M/F 11 -241 leadership to PD position. Proven winners in ville, MD 20850. EOE M/F 11 -171 WSBR seeks experienced medium or major markets only, please! Up to A/C personalities for FL's Gold Coast. We're small, but growing. T &R: Stephen Harlow Haas, Suburban NY AM needs upbeat, entertaining PM driver. NEW STATION $60,000 to start for right person with the right T &R: 5700 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton, FL 33431. No calls, Jim Bosh, WJDM, 9 Caldwell Pl., Elizabeth, NJ 07201. EOE talent. T &R rushed to RM Lowry & Co., please. EOE M/F 11 -241 M/F 11 -171 NEEDS STAFF 5888 E. Onyx Ave., Scottsdale, AZ 85253. Top -rated Tulsa's new music intensive Top -rated Country FM seeks morning man. Top salary in area, adult contemp- EOE NO CALLS. stations in Berkshires need anchor /reporter. Three - great fringe/medical benefits. You'll love this station. T &R: orary FM station needs an entire person staff. Top facility. Competitive market. T &R: Tom staff Im- Dave Wright, Box 2038, Lakeland, FL 33806. EOE M/F 11 -241 gins, WUHN/WUPE, Box 1265, Pittsfield, MA 01202. EOE mediate openings for mornings, middays, M/F 11 -171 100 kw Country FM needs bright /creative/personable talent. afternoons,nights, overnights and weekend Production skills. 7pm -12am. T &R: Les Gardner, WTWE, Box air personalities. We also need newspeople 400, Manning, EAST SC 29102. EOE M/F 11 -241 and production director immediately. Good production skills a must. KZ -106 SE 100 kw rocker. Seek zany /crazy /almost-out -of- Rush cassettes and resume CHR /Oldies hybrid building talent reserve for future openings. control 6-10pm jock. T &R: Scott Chase, Box 11202, Chatta- to John Curry, KVLT, Box Experienced professionals only. T &R: Todd Halliday, PD, nooga, TN 37401. EOE M/F 11 -241 900, Owasso, OK 74055. EOE MF WCRO, 407 Main, Johnstown, PA 15901. EOE M/F 11 -24) WRNJIAM) has immediate parttime opening for weekend /fill announcer & fulltime drive personality. T &R: David Kendall, Vté re Looking For The Best Box 1000, Hackettstown, NJ 07840. EOE M/F 11 -241 Fullóme opening for ambitious announcer with good produc- tion. Mid -OH AM/FM. T&R; Marilyn Malone, Box 608, Galion, OH 44883, or (4191 468 -4664 EOE M/F 11 -24) KC99 FM, Rochester's #1 MAGICPORN Country Rare announcer opportunity at top -rated full service AM. music station, has If you're a super- talented creative, in- Need seasoned /bright communicator. T &R: Brad Hartman, KFOR, Box 80209, Lincoln, 11[r/III 10 8 F M opening now for unique, en- novative production person. If you have NE 68501. EOE M/F 11 -241 tertaining the ability to create, write, and produce ' personality. If you're Country FM needs ND fast. One year news experienbe. T &R: MUSIC DIRECTOR exciting, dynamic promos and commer- John Gauss Jr., Box 36, Scottville, MI 49454. The awarding- winning a team player that plays to EOE M/F CHR, KISS -108, is cials. If you can perform a short airshift I1 -241 looking for an win, we outstanding Music Director want to hear from well. If you can do character voices as to work with a winning and exciting station. you now. You'll work in new well as a strong straight delivery, and IF you like Streisand to Springsteen and state -of-the -art facilities, have a range from soft sell to hard sell. if R.E.M. with to Run- D.M.C. send resume to: a you enjoy working in two state -of -the -art Sunny major league support staff. WQWQ Joe White, P.O. Box 128, Medford, multitrack production studios. If you enjoy MA 02155. EOE M/F Excellent pay and benefits for working with the best and in the best en- Muskegon, MI 50 KW FM coastal /regional CHR the right candidate. TErR to vironment. looking for winning air talent to fill all day posi- Bobby Hatfield, PD, WZKC- tions including morning drive and production Reporter/newscaster for evening news/meeting coverage. Then send us your best to.' director. You'll be working with first class faci- T &R /writing samples: Paul Nowland, Box 40, Newton, NJ FM, 259 Monroe Ave., Ro- John Jenkins 07860. EOE M/F 11 -241 lities and radio professionals and be provided chester, NY 14607. EOE Program Manager Magic 96 FM M/F excellent benefits. Send cassettes and resumes 530 Beacon Parkway West Y97 /Pittsburgh seeks morning newsperson. Experience, con- Suite 600 to: versational delivery a must. C &R: Jay Cresswell, Box 97, Birmingham, AL 35209 Goodrich Broadcasting Braddock, PA 15104. No calls. EOE M/F 11 -241 3565 29th Street, SE RADIÒ STATIONS eCapitol Broadcasting Corporation WLTN seeks mature-sounding newsperson to head one -man Kentwood, MI 49508 department. Experience helpful, not necessary. T &R: PD, Box 349. Littleton, NH 03561. EOE M/F 11 -241 EOE 54/ R &R FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1986 99/9861. 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J_VN '8Lz9 'ARON PUB8 uppunost! AJOA 941 01. 8AOW o .08 uor ,A10109/1:1V1 lopow apoed smaN o AllUr1).10dd0 Axotoe pegs-Lunpew -ppq Apunoo Appuospd Sultuop; ood awnsai prq o swem aw Jo} 6up}em iNd/INv Isamp!IN u! Lamiew wnpaw-iiews LLVMH uaaq 8ne4 noA 11 (tusel JO) NVIN ONINE101A1 IS3M 31d03d SM3N SDNIN3d0 SDNIN3d0 SDNIN3d0 SDNIN3d0 53111N111.110dd0 OPPORTUNITIES OPENINGS POSITIONS SOUGHT POSITIONS SOUGHT POSITIONS SOUGHT Burger King may be looking for Herb, but I'm looking for radio Beginner with four years' college experience. Seek small mar- Team player) The voice. Warmth. On second decade. Prefer Dynamic female with unique style. Seek fulltime CHR /AOR. job. Two years' college AOR /CHR. MARK: 1815) 875 -2695 ket break. MD /jock/production /GM. Have T &R, strong refer- Christian /Religious format in Miami. RICHARD MENTLER: Four years' commercial experience. T &R ready. KIM: (3171 11 -24) ences. STEVE: 297 -0137 11 -241 (6151 (3051 923-951511-241 482 -0614 11 -171 Experienced AOR. Clean production. Fight the evils of Skele- Creative morning teem seeks West Coast small/medium mar- No gimmick entry-level announcer. Broadcast school trained. I dream radio. Two years' commercial experience. MW jock tor! AOR /hybrid. JOHN: 1312) 262 -3773 11 -24) ket. Padded cell. DAVE: 450 (1 (213) -4925 -24) JEFF ARNETT: 15171592 -5440 (1 -241 seeks fulltime CHR /AOR. Energetic /funny. T &R ready. PHIL: (2191980-3633 latter 6pm CST) 11 -171 Female newsperson seeks position in SE. Major market morn- Calm or crazy. serious or silly. Jack of all trades personality. CHR jock now in Top 15 seeks new challenge. Will relocate ing Want drive experience. Team player. job stability. DON- Team player. Love community work. Try me. LARRY: 15051 immediately to medium /large market. Guaranteed to win. NA: 15041 86 5- 74 93 Experienced (1-241 525 -2218 (1 -24) MIKE ABRAMS: 17181 332 -1698 (1 -241 morning anchor seeks news work. Solid anchor & reporting skills /strong voice. LINDA: (3151 635 -9627 You need someone who's bizarre to get your market excited? Ready to work. Four years' experience CHR /AOR, AC. Small/ (1 -171 Try The Mighty Kidd.' A very high- energy CHR air personali- major market. Razor sharp. SANTO: 13051 752 -8303 I1 -241 Apprentice ty. KIDD NORDHOFF: 12131 530 -7426 11 -241 Experienced, energetic, entertaining CHR jock. Seek same in As Assistant Have drop -Ins, will travel. Love to do phone bits. Your morn- Top 50. Good attitude /great production. MW/East only. C &R To Either Enthusiastic, personality- oriented available: 16161 363 -4788 11 -171 female announcer in hot ings will never be the same. LARRY: 19181 966 -3596 (1 -24) pursuit of fulltime LORI: Program Director shift. 1515) 279 -4093 11 -24) Promotions Director, Copywriter tired of peanuts. Seek job in Triad area NC. MARC: 1318) 473 -8408 (1 -241 Or Sales Manager OUTSTANDING MISCELLANEOUS I am an experienced graduate in radio broadcasting and Seek good gig in East /MW. Prefer college town. A /C, AOR, financially in a position to work without compensation for Country. Three years' radio. Give me a shot. VERN: 1216) EXPERIENCED 150kw AM /FM combo seeks service from all labels. MOR, at least 6 months. Are you a successful Program Director. 322 -2840 (1 -24) A /C, CHR. Michael Moore: MD, KOMA & KIMY, Box 1520, Promotions Director, or Sales Manager who is willing to train PROGRAMMER Oklahoma City, OK 73101. 11 -241 a bright and self- motivated assistant?Contact: Relatively green. unemployed jock seeks fulltime small mar- CHR ket gig. Responsible, willing to learn. Prefer CHR West A/C - KDNT -FM expanding production tracks. Need contemporary MARK YOUNG Coast /SW. Flexible. SCOTT: (5031 772-263511-24) JACK HAYES sound at modest price. Will buy used library. Phillip Moore: 414 Mata Street, Melrose, MA 02176 (619) 270 -6878 (805) 324 -4411 PD, Box 1499, Gainesville, TX 76240. 11 -241 (617) 662-0530 Are you ready for the next Rick Dees? Will make your station top- rated. Experienced pro. ROBB JENNINGS: 13071 632 -3333 (1 -241 Waling To Relocate. Attention all B/U PDs. I want back in. Currently employed NY. Reno CHR air personality seeks new challenge, growth. Medi- Great voice /production /personality. LANCE: 12121 865- R &R Opportunities um market CHR. Hardworking & reliable. Will relocate. MIKE: 8561, or 659 -4887 11 -171 (415) 531 -6270 11 -24) Advertising Get ready for the spring book with a hot AM driver. Bits, fea- Magic fingers! SE medium /major only. Quality, creative pro- tures, topical humor. Award -winning production. D.W.: duction /copy. Characters/comedy for morning show. Vast (4021 Radio & Records provides free (24 words 564 -7334 (1 -171 knowledge Country /Oldies. Six years' WBT /Charlotte. or 3 lines) listings to radio stations and LARRY JAMES: 12051 471 -4420 11 -241 Tired of overnights? Seek new, growing environment. Ener- record companies in Openings. Free list- getic college graduate with three years' experience. Tools for Experienced personal jock. Team player. Presently employed . 35.9 ings of the same length are also available MD position. DOUG: 17171 263 -8186 11 -171 Top 100. Seek fulltime gig in New England. A /C, CHR /AOR. In a six -station market! Creative, depen- to in the industry DAVID LAYNE: 12151 250 -9600, or 377 -1037 individuals seeking work 11 -241 dable, mature male Award- pro seeks new winning female radio journalist. Eight years' on-air under Positions Sought. All other advertis- San Francisco. Seek challenging position. Will relocate. JAN: Zoo natural seeks Zoo. Broadcast school standout. Bizarre challenges. Prefer Texas or MW. 13 years (4151 824-9398 11 -171 ing must run display. Changes must be yet charming, imaginative yet reliable. Seek permanent on- of experience, but I still want to learn. Call air, small /medium anywhere. FLYNT: (3051781-685111-241 mailed in on company letterhead. CHRIS at (915) 267-6391 before 1 pm. Young & hardworking male seeks any entry -level position. MAJOR MARKET TALENT Deadline Will relocate anywhere. GARY KUHN: -521 j (216) 327 9 11 -241 A/C CHR To appear in the following week's issue, we Morning team. Male/female phones /character voices, person- Aggressive, creative air talent seeks gig. On- air/production. As air talent, number one-rated in 3 Top 10 al must receive your ad by Thursday 12 noon appearances. Top 50 /CHR/AOR, A /C. DIANE: 19191 Will relocate. TODD BERGERON: 6048 W. Britton, Phoenix, markets. 5 years Major Market PD /OM. Ex- 762 -3321 11.241 AZ 85033, or 16021 247 -1958 11 -241 cellent communication & leadership skills. (PST) prior to issue date. Fifteen -year seasoned communicator. Station sold. Easygo- Broadcast schéol graduate with experience seeks gig. Can Would consider management opportunity in Display Advertising ing /friendly personality. Will relocate. ROBERT SIRCH: 16021 start immediately. T &R/references available. Will relocate. medium or small market. Reply to: Radio & 747 -0507 11 -241 RU SS: (4171 476 -2464 11 -241 Records, 1930 Century Park West, #138, Display: S40 per inch per week (maximum Five -year pro seeks change. Team position. Now in NW Top Los Angeles, CA 90067. 35 words per inch). Includes bor- 30 market with great numbers. All markets For considered. i der and logo. News Anchor /Personality resume /references call now. GREG: 15031 649 -9358 (1 -241 Mornings Country programming/operations pro. Last AM top -rated two at same top 10 AOR for almost years in nine -station market. Know music, promotion, inch per week (maxi- Sports /news anchor /reporter /DJ. Seek the right station. Will auto- Blind Box: $50 per ten years. Fountain of ideas mation. All markets considered. DON RHEA: (3031243-5614 looking for relocate. Five years' experience. MIKE: (2161 449 -5091 mum 35 words per inch). In- 11 -171 new challenges. Major references. 11 -241 Prin- cludes border, box number cipals only: Radio & Records, 1930 Cen- Young high school talent with major market potential. I will be tury Park West, 1- 100 /Daytona Beach, Orlando. CHR/Hot Hit night talent. Me- and postage /handling. Box 220, Los Angeles, the best. I love radio. Have local aircheck. ROBB: dium /major markets. J.J. SHANNON: 1305) 721- 058211 -24) 13071 CA 90067 832 -3333 11 -171 Payable In Advance! Presently in St. Louis. 13 years' PD /MD /ND/Traffic Director. Anywhere Nowl Trained broadcaster. A/C /CHR /MOR. Good Good production. Need to get on the air. JIM DOSS: 1314) production. HENRY: 836-516611-171 Display & Blind Box advertising orders 947 -7368 11 -241 (2011 CHR morning pro. Phones/character voices. Seek move to must be typewritten or printed and ac- Top 50. JIM: 19191 458 2pm EST) Ten -year CHR/AOR programming -3243 (after 11 -241 vet ready to make your Top companied by check mailed to our office in 50 market station a winner. Proven past performance. Call advance. Bright, positive morning drive announcer. Six years' experi- me now. RAY ST. JAMES: (2151 353 -1038 (1 -24) Dates appearing at the end of each listing ence including MD. Seek fulltime airshift AOR /CHR, A /C. Me- first dium market in SE. CHRIS: 14041 228 -6288 11 -24) CHR /AOR, B/U experience. Personality plus. Mr. Happy. Ace signify week listed. For opportunities you must place your free blade. College graduate. JOHN DRISCOLL: 13121 422 -4572 listings by mall only. Address all 24 -word CE. 19 years' experience. (1 -24) All phases, mike to antenna. Prefer ads to: R &R /Opportunities, 1930 Century FL. JIM: 15161666- 352511 -24) Important Notice: When replying to R &R Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. Dynamic female A/C overnight announcer. Seek fulltime posi- Blind Boxes, please keep the size of your tion with benefits. JESSICA: 18141 539 -6131 11 -241 MAJOR MARKET TALENT packages limited to a 9" x 12" envelope. Need a start. Female DJ prefers MW. News /copywriting, pro- A/C -CHR duction. Any airshift. Have license. CARI: (33191355-4212, As air talent, number one -rated in 3 Top or 289-387311-24/ 10 markets. 5 years Major Market FORM PD /OM. Excellent communication OPPORTUNITY Trade me. 11 & 53 market jock with MD /drive experience. & leadership Seek Top 100 /medium market. CRAIG: 1305) 755 -1292 skills. Would consider manage- POSITION SOUGHT 11 -241 ment opportunity in medium or small OPENING market. Reply to Radio & Records, 1930 Experienced sports /ND. Seek similar position small /medium Region MISCELLANEOUS market. Most comfortable away from big city. JOHN AX- Century Park West, #138, Los Angeles, TELL: (5031 476-2547, or Box 102, Grants Pass, OR 97526. GA 90067. 11 -241 PD Name: NAME' Dynamic female news/sportscaster. Seek position medium/ PHONE ( ) large market on West Coast. TRACY: (415) 692 -5446, or GM Name: Seek MD slot. Experienced CHR/Oldies. JOHN: 1602) 692 -2190 11 -24) 646-578911-24) 1. Please type or print clearly, using 24 words or less to include address /phone number. Morning newsman /copy/production. 17 years' ND /PD experi- Programmer with 21 years' experience CHR, A /C, 2. Do not use abbreviations. ence. Married, stable. Seek immediate opportunity medium/ Oldies. Dedication, professionalism. JACK STEVENS: 1406) 3. All ads are to large market. Prefer South. LARRY KAY: 1717) 653-2500 subject editing. 248 -5382, or 204 Nash Ln., Billings, MT 59105. 11 -241 11 -241 Mail to: R &R /Opportunities, 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067 Morning 'Fireball', lots of laughs/tricks up my delivery. Corn - Professional. Four years' experience. College graduate. Seek municator. Community involved. No screamer. Solid punch in first fulltime CHR /AOR, A/C gig. CHRIS: 19131 841 -1070 morning drive. DR. DON: (6151 538 -5697 11 -24) 11 -241 Eight -year pro seeks PD position. Top 100 experience. STEVE: 18031 246 -9435 11 -241 No. TX OM seeks gig Austin /San Antonio. Four years' experi- Successful PD ence. Quality production /air skills. All positions considered. I've programmed top-rated medium- market AM SCOTT: (8171 382 -2552 (1 -24) CHR, beating numerous FMs. Obviously, I have Copywriter, radio /TV. MW midsize market. BA Mass Com- knowledge, talent, drive (Or success. Experienced munications. JOAN McCOLLEy: (515) 576 -5234, or 530 S. in research, promotion, teamwork. Looking to use 16th, Fort Dodge, IA, 50501. (1 -241 expertise on FM. (512) 835-7972 after 5:30pm. Great at news /production. Seek opportunity to give you 1000 %. 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COOL J WHITNEY EUGENE WILDE UTFO ARETHA FRANKLIN CHERRELLE FULL FORCE WLUM/Mllwaukee WILDIBoston HOUSTON WYLD- FMINew Orleans BETTY WRIGHT KASH IF WANM/Tallahassee NEW EDITION MilleriFyre YARBROUGH b PEOPL JENNIFER HOLLIDAY Smith/Thomas JANET CHAKA KHAN MICHAEL FRANKS DE BA RGE Dell Spencer Joe Bullard CHAKA KHAN JACKSON WFXA /Augusta LUTHER NEW HOOTERS NEW EDITION VANDROSS EDITION JANET JACKSON NEW EDITION GAP BAND LATOYA JACKSON CHERRELLE Tony Sewell KASNIF COLLAGE SMOKEY ROBINSON KASNIF SMOKET ROBINSON NEW EDITION JOCELYN BROWN SIMPLE. MINDS WDAS/Philadelphla NU SHOOZ UTFO Hottest: LATOYA JACKSON ISLET JASPER ISLE GENE CHANDLER MARVIN GAYE VAL YOUNG EUGENE WILDE DIONNE TEDDY Hottest: Joe Tamburro STEADY B 6 FRIENDS PENDERGRASS SMOKEY ROBINSON GAP BAND CARTOON CREW ALFIE ELTON JOHN SADE KING FIVE STAR GAP BAND LUSHUS DAIM DREAM CHORUS EUGENE WILDE NONA HENDRYX CASH FLOW TEDDY PENDERGRASS Hottest: MELI'SA MORGAN LUSHUS DAIM GLENN JONES READY FOR THE WOR KASH IF Hottest: SPINNERS Hottest: ANDRE CYMONE ATLANTIC STARR FIVE STAR Hottest: JERMAINE ATLANTIC STARR EUGENE WILDE MORRIS DAY Hottest: BILLY OCEAN TERRI DANCER STEWART SADE BILLY OCEAN DIONNE a FRIENDS GENE CHANDLER WHITNEY HOUSTON GLORIA D. STEPHANIE MILLS LIONEL RICHIE FREDDIE JACKSON JAMES BROWN BROWN ATLANTIC STARR FORCE MD'S C BANK ATLANTIC STARR SADE SADE FULL FORCE Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON GENE CHANDLER FIVE STAR WPEGIChartotte SADE BILLY OCEAN STARPOINT EDDIE MURPHY STEVIE WONDER OCEAN MELI'SA MORGAN DIONNE BILLY VAL YOUNG MELI'SA MORGAN DIONNE 6 FRIENDS FIVE STAR Hottest: 6 FRIENDS WKND /Hartfad Fred Graham TRAMA RENE b ANGELA ZAPP MELI'SA MORGAN WHITNEY HOUSTON INE ARETHA W W W SlSaginaw Jordan/MCCean Hottest: FRANKLIN K941Norlolk BILLY OCEAN SADE KOXL /Baton Rouge JANET JACKSON CHERRELLE CrackeM/Rosas SMOKET ROBINSON STEVIE WONDER KMJOIHouston Mike Allen DIONNE 6 FRIENDS Don Ricardo JELLYBEAN WJJS/lynchburg FAT BOYS DIONNE 6 FRIENDS Ron Atkins SADE MICHAEL FRANKS READY FOR THE WOR Lad GOlns ROY AYERS L.L. COOL J SHIRLEY MURDOCK CHACA KHAN FREDDIE JACKSON SHIRLEY MURDOCK GAP SHEILA E GAP BAND TA MARA 6 SEEN FIVE STAR BAND JANET JACKSON Hottest: ROBERTA PLACK TRAMAINE JANET JACKSON ARETHA FRANKLIN MELI'SA MORGAN EDDIE MURPHY JELLYBEAN SADE GAP BAND SHIRLEY MURDOCK MARVIN GAYE LUTHER VANDROSS SHIRLEY MURDOCK RASHIF READY FOR THE WOR STEPHANIE MILLS ZAPP EUGENE WILDE EUGENE WILDE KING DREAM CHORUS LUSHUS DAIM BILLY OCEAN CHAPTER W AMO /Pittsburgh EDDIE MURPHY 8 PHYLLIS NELSON RASHIF ZAPP Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON TEDDY PENDERGRASS JOCELYN BROWN NU SHOOZ Hottest: Woodson /Anthony RJ'S LATEST ARRIV DIONNE 6 FRIENDS DEBARG E. GLENN JONES KING WRIGHT STEVIE WONDER none MICHELLE WALLACE DREAM CHORUS BERNARD STEVIE WONDER JERMAINE STEWART MIAMI SOUND MACHI ANDRE CYMONE 1/Norlolk L.L. COOL J Hottest: LATOYA JACKSON SADE WOW ROY AYERS Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS CHERRELLE Vance MIDWEST DIONNE 6 FRIENDS WHITNEY HOUSTON MELI'SA MORGAN Nathan MAURICE WHITE SAD! SMOKE? ROBINSON JAMES BROWN ZAPP DIONNE 6 FRIENDS FIVE STAR JANET JACKSON Hottest: GENE CHANDLER TARA NA RA CHERRELLE SCRITTI POLITT! STARPOINT CHICAGO BEARS SHU MELI'SA MORGAN MELI'SA MORGAN RASHIF Hottest: PATTI AUSTIN FORCE MD'S WHR K /Memphis DIONNE 6 FRIENDS RENE 6 ANGELA KARTOON CREW DIONNE 6 FRIENDS MELI'SA MORGAN FAMILY RENE 6 ANGELA WNHC/New Haven Hottest: STEVIE WONDER Morgan /Smith ZAPP ROY AYERS WGCl/Chicago ZlO31Caumous ZAPP James Jordan WHITNEY HOUSTON SADE DANA DANE RASHIF WDJYIWashington Lee Michaels Keith Anlerne FREDDIE JACKSON MELI'SA MORGAN STEPHANIE MILLS JENNIFER HOLLIDAY BILLY PAUL LUTHER VANDROSS WXOKIBaton Rouge EBO KING DREAM Brute Bailey STEVIE WONDER DANA DANE M.C. CHILL SHIRLEY MURDOCK KASNIF CHORUS Wallace VAL YOUNG Al YARBROUGH 6 PEOPL PAUL LAURENCE TRAMAINE LUTHER VANDROSS KMJM/St. Louis ZAPP MORRIS DAY NEW EDITION NONA HENDRYX MARVIN GAYE LIONEL RICHIE MIAMI SOUND MACHI ROSE BROTHERS EDDIE MURPHY Mike Slradlord ZAPP WERllJackson JANET JACKSON ROY ARETHA FRANKLIN EDDIE MURPHY WHISTLE GENE CHANDLER AYERS JANET JACKSON Tommy Marshall ROY AYERS JANET JACKSON ANDRE CYMONE JUICY CONNIE KOPPER JET941Chahanooga PAUL HARDCASTLE EUGENE WILDE CHICAGO BEARS SHU GAP GAP BAND BERNARD WRIGHT PRINCESS KOPPER LATOYA JACKSON BAND ART OF NOISE MICHELLE WALLACE ROY AYERS Frank St. James KING DREAM CHORUS EUGENE WILDE EBO UTFO KASNIF LUSHUS DAIM ROY AYERS Hottest: BOOGIE BOYS ISLET TERRI DANCER JIMMY G 6 TACKHEA Hottest: LUSHUS DAIM Hottest: BOOGIE BOYS JASPER ISLE JUICY ISLEYS CHEREELLE JANET JACKSON MARVIN GAYE Hottest: FULL FORCE EUGENE WILDE GRACE JONES Hottest: Hottest: SADE Hottest: LUSHUS DAIM NONA HENDRYX DIONNE 6 FRIENDS WHITNEY HOUSTON PAUL LAURENCE EVELYN KING STEVIE WONDER STEVIE WONDER ATLANTIC STARR MORRIS DAY ROY AYERS ROY AYERS MELI'SA MORGAN ATLANTIC STARR SHIRLEY MURDOCK FIVE STAR YARBROUGH 6 PEOPL DIONNE 6 FRIENDS STEVIE WONDER WHITNEY HOUSTON BERNARD WRIGHT NEW EDITION RENE 6 ANGELA STEPHANIE MILLS M.C. SHAN NEW EDITION BAR -RAYS SADE ZAPP ATLANTIC STARR r DURELL COLEMAN TA MARA 6 SEEN Hottest: MELI'SA MORGAN LATOYA JACKSON RASHIF BILLY OCEAN FORCE MD'S READY FOR THE WOR Hottest: LATOYA ATLANTIC STARR EVELYN KING RENE 6 ANGELA JACKSON FIVE STAR JERMAINE STEWART MIAMI HIROSHIMA WORLIOrlando DIONNE 6 FRIENDS WDAO /Dayton WHUR/Washinglon WHITNEY HOUSTON BOOGIE BOYS Earl James ATLANTIC STARR WTKL/Baton Rouge WBMX /Chicago Lankford Stephens Mike Archie SHEILA E Hottest: WZENISI. Louis STARPOINT NICOLE Marco Guy Broady FAMILY DIONNE 6 FRIENDS Spoon ROY AYERS STEVIE WONDER ART OP DIA /Memphis SHIRLEY CAESAR Billy Ryan NOISE ATLANTIC STARR ATLANTIC STARR W none JENNIFER HOLLIDAY NICOLE NEW EDITION JANET JACKSON JERMAINE STEWART Bobby O'Jey Hottest: JIMMY G 6 TACKHEA EUGENE WILDE BILLY OCEAN KING DREAM CHORUS CHERRELLE WRKS/New York EDDIE MURPHY EVELYN KING NONA HENDRY% GAP BAND /Columbia STEVIE WONDER Hottest: GAP Tony MARVIN GAYE WON DURELL COLEMAN PRINCESS SHIRLEY MURDOCK BAND Quedarone ARETHA FRANKLIN MAURICE WHITE KING STEVIE WONDER HIROSHIMA Chor: Saunders DREAM CHORUS STEVIE WONDER JANET JACKSON LISA LISA ANDRE CYMONE LATOYA JACKSON VAL YOUNG MORRIS DAY KING DREAM CHORUS KING DREAM CHORUS ISLETS GAP BAND ISLE? JASPER ISLE ROY AYERS WJMIIJackson KASNIF DIONNE a FRIENDS JELLYBEAN TEDDY PENDERGRASS FULL FORCE EDDIE MURPHY JUICY NEW EDITION NONA HENDRYX LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: ANGELA BOFILL Carl Heynes MARVIN GAYE TRAMAINE LUSHUS DAIM EUGENE WILDE ROY READY FOR THE WOR ZAPP SHIRLEY MURDOCK AYERS WBLLCinclnnetl KING DREAM CHORUS HIROSHIMA SHIRLEY MURDOCK JOCELYN BROWN L.A. DREAM TEAM GAP STEVIE WONDER TOTAL CONTRAST NONA HENDRY% DANA DANE RAND Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON EUGENE WILDE Brian Castle ATLANTIC STARR JIMMY G 6 TACKHEA GAP BAND W PLLPetersburg ATLANTIC STARR PHYLLIS NELSON LIONEL RICHIE RENE 6 ANGELA Hottest: BILLY OCEAN Hottest: Hottest: ANDRE CYMONE Steve Crumbley JANET JACKSON ZAPP ATLANTIC STARR DIONNE 6 FRIENDS ATLANTIC STARR SADE BOBBY BLAND FORCE MD'S FULL FORCE STEPHANIE MILLS MELI'SA MORGAN DIONNE 6 FRIENDS STEVIE WONDER ARETHA FRANKLIN ARETHA FRANKLIN RENE L.L. MELI'SA MORGAN STEVIE WONDER CAS HF LOW 6 ANGELA DIONNE 6 FRIENDS COOL J SADE BILLY OCEAN SMOKE? ROBINSON CHICAGO BEARS SHU SADE CHICAGO BEARS SHU BILLY OCEAN SHIRLEY MURDOCK EDDIE MURPHY LUTHER VANDROSS JOCELYN BROWN YARBROUGH k PEOPL FORCE MD'S ISLEYS MELI'SA MORGAN TRINERE FACADE FREDDIE JACKSON PATTI LABELLE RENE 6 ANGELA JELLYBEAN CHERRELLE GAP BAND WJLB /Delroit W VOI /Toledo Hottest: KING DREAM CHORUS MARVIN GAYE Alexander/W hitmore Robert Holliday DIONNE a FRIENDS WALT /Meridian Hottest: WATV /Birmingham MAURICE WHITE LIONEL RICHIE JUICY BILLY OCEAN Aundra Russell Hottest: CHERRELLE Ron January K104 /Dallas STARPOINT STEVIE WONDER YARBROUGH a PEOPL L.L. COOL J LOVE PATROL FORCE MD'S Terri Avery FIVE STAR STARPOINT CHAPTER 8 CHAKA KHAN RUN D.M.C. MICHELLE WALLACE MELI'SA MORGAN STEVIE WONDER DIONNE 6 FRIENDS JENNIFER HOLLIDAY BERNARD WRIGHT WEST NEW SHIRLEY MURDOCK MORRIS DAY GAP EDITION MELI'SA MORGAN KING DREAM CHORUS SMOKE? ROBINSON BAND BOOGIE TEDDY PENDERGRASS SADE SYMBOLIC THREE BOYS Hottest: Hottest: LATOYA YARBROUGH b PEOPL WIIMT/Cleveland JUICY SHIRLEY MURDOCK JACKSON ATLANTIC STARR STEVIE WONDER LUSHUS DAIM Dean KJLWLos Angeas CHAKA KHAN GAP BAND W JAX -FM /Jacksonville Dean FREDDIE JACKSON MELI'SA MORGAN KDKO /Denver JERMAINE STEWART Tony Hottest: GAP BAND STARPOINT Clin Winston TRAMAINE Mann KHYS /Port Arthur MELI'SA MORGAN Jay Johnson Hottest: ATLANTIC STARR CONNIE SADE BILLY OCEAN none KING DREAM CHORUS ROY AYERS PelrylDavis FORCE MD'S MELI'SA MORGAN ZAPP BETTY WRIGHT STEVIE WONDER ATLANTIC STARR Hottest: Hottest: CHERRELLE none ISLET JASPER ISLE YARBROUGH 6 PEOPL DIONNE 6 FRIENDS NEW EDITION ATLANTIC STARR ATLANTIC STARR NEW EDITION Hottest: ARETHA FRANKLIN RENE 6 ANGELA FREDDIE JACKSON NU SHOOZ DIONNE 6 FRIENDS STEVIE WONDER LOVE RBOY DIONNE W GPR /Detroit TRAMAINE TA MARA 6 SEEN CON FUNK SHUN 6 FRIENDS JOCELYN BROWN L.A. DREAM TEAM DIONNE 6 FRIENDS Hottest: ROY AYERS WHITNEY HOUSTON SADE MIAMI Joe Spencer KBULW ichìta FORCE MD'S BILLY OCEAN WHITNEY HOUSTON LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: Hottest: SI MEO Bruce Adamek STEVIE WONDER RENE 6 ANGELA FIVE STAR READY FOR THE WOR MELI'SA MORGAN DIONNE 6 FRIENDS LOVE PATROL SADE WEDRIMIami SMOKET ROBINSON FIVE STAR RECI'SA MORGAN JUICY JANET JACKSON YARBROUGH DIONNE 6 FRIENDS Jackson/Jones 6 PEOPL KUKO /Phoenix FIVE STAR CARTOON CREW MARVIN GAYE JAMES BROWN WFXCIDurham ATLANTIC STARR Robert Wideman GAP BAND GRACE JONES TRAMAIHE CHERRELLE WHITNEY HOUSTON Alvin Stowe RENE a ANGELA CHICAGO BEARS SHU KING DREAM CHORUS WANTIRichmond GLENN JONES KASH IF JELLYBEAN RASHIF Monet/Freeman GAP BAND LUTHER VANDROSS W PDO /Jacksonville CHERRELLE KDAYILos Angelas ZAPP GLENN JONES ORGANIZATION KING DREAM CHORUS WZAKICieveland TRAMA INE Marc Little FORCE MD'S JELLYBEAN Patterson /Mack RENE 6 ANGELA TRAMASNE NEW EDITION CHICAGO BEARS SHU Tolliver/Perry GAP BAND PAUL LAURENCE EUGENE WILDE TEDDY PENDERGRASS Hottest: Hottest: JELLYBEAN EUGENE WILDE. GAP BAND EBO MASHIE MICHELLE WALLACE CHERRELLE CHAKA KHAN LATOYA JACKSON ATLANTIC STARR. TRINERE ARETHA FRANKLIN STEVIE WONDER MD'S FAMILY ART OF NOISE JANET JACKSON KOPPER PHYLLIS NELSON FORCE JERMAINE STEWART NEW EDITION SADE ZAPP DANA DANE JUICY LUSHUS DAIM GAP BAND PHYLLIS NELSON GAP BAND JUICY WHAMI MELI'SA MORGAN RENE I ANGELA WEST COAST CREW L.L. COOL J WHAM! PAUL LAURENCE FULL FORCE ROBINSON CHICAGO BEARS SHU ATLANTIC STARR TA MARA b SEEN BOOGIE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY Hottest: MASHIF SMOKE? Hottest: BOYS Hottest: ALFIE M.C. CHILL SMOKEY ROBINSON MELI'SA MORGAN CONNIE MELI'SA MORGAN JANET JACKSON MELI'SA MORGAN FORCE MD'S BERNARD WRIGHT EBO STEPHANIE MILLS Hottest: AUTUMN TA MARA 6 SEEN FIVE FAMILY WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: STAR ATLANTIC STARR FANTASY ARETHA FRANKLIN TA MARA 6 SEEN CONNIE FIVE STAR L.L. COOL J DIONNE 6 FRIENDS Hottest: SCRITTI POLITTI FREDDIE JACKSON EVELYN KING SADE FIVE STAR KSOL /San Francisco STEVIE WONDER ATLANTIC STARR FORCE MD'S Hottest: FIVE STAR SYMBOLIC THREE 85 Reporting Stations MELI'SA MORGAN RobinsonlMoody EBO DIONNE 6 FRIENDS FREDDIE JACKSON BILLY OCEAN RENE 6 ANGELA 80 STEVIE WONDER JANET JACKSON ZAPP Current Reports FIVE STAR HOT10S/Miami KAPE /San Antonio SADE ZAPP L.L. COOL J RASHIF KDLZ/FI. Worth-Dallas Tanner/Cassidy Mike Kelly The following stations reported ATLANTIC STARR McCann /Madison KACEJLos Angebe JAMES BROWN KIILKilleen CHERRELLE a frozen list this. week: Pam Robinson ISLET JASPER ISLE JAMES BROWN STARPOINT GAP BAND W VKO /Columbus Bill St. John OMD MARVIN GAYE MORRIS XHRM /San Diego TRAMAINE GAP BAND KC Jones WAMO /Pittsburgh DAY TRINERE EDDIE MURPHY ARETHA FRANKLIN Dull Lindsey BETTY WRIGHT ROY AYERS SMOKE.' ROBINSON JIMMY G 6 TACKHEA JENNIFER HOLLIDAY ARETHA FRANKLIN DANA DANE MORRIS DAY CASHFLOW ROY AYERS WBMX /Chicago ZAPP GAP BAND LATOYA JACKSON HIROSHIMA DANA DANE SPINNERS ROY AYERS ARETHA FRANKLIN L.L. COOL J ROY AYERS MURDOCK CHAKA KHAN WAOK /Atlanta GAP BAND PRINCESS DESH AWN JAKI GRAHAM BETTY WRIGHT SHIRLEY DE BARGE JUICY FIVE STAR EASHIF MICHAEL FRANKS MASHIF ROY AYERS Hottest: JOCELYN BROWN KHYS /Port Arthur LUSHUS DAIM Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: FREESTYLE DIONNE a FRIENDS Hottest: Hottest SADE ZAPP ART OP NOISE BILLY OCEAN WHITNEY HOUSTON DIONNE 6 FRIENDS Hottest: KJLH /Los Angeles failed to LIONEL RICHIE. MELI'SA MORGAN MELI'SA MORGAN FREDDIE JACKSON ATLANTIC STARR SADE DIONNE S FRIENDS LIONEL RICHIE READY FOR THE WOR STARPOINT SADE READY FOR THE WOR SADE ZAPP report and its list was frozen. 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Well 10 H918 vSn (AO) 6u141 Jnn40S/H0f1H3S 3NY10 IN Z'dfX'3HM'LLHM ll :u»npeW HdXX'WMnM MeeH'HnNM'nldX'zsPPV ()llewpuei) a1n10!d 15101'l sPPV e11X 3'aZ 14611 'UV wn!paW '0/Z MeaH :suo!eloH MaN/H1V3H AWWIr ei Z/6 (Aselus AlWodwe l u aJ) ,.AU'J woluegd (>IJewpuei) Al!3 141 01 i/ mu 10 S319113 308030 sAa)l/y311119 M3801011 O e1 (e!qwnlo3) >fs!0 Addold/lyfllVHM XHIX S 1 (a!lueOV) s1u!dS 4610141 a9S/NNVW 31983H L (azaaJg (a1oN anl8) JaMOId uea!1lV/NOIM3N eaS)1aPun4lleeMS S3WVf 9 ç (uo!snewel9) aA3 uv 6u!pwMll3XV19 (dH1J) uo!ssas ul an!l dHo (9)13NYld 13NYr lp NHOr S E (St) NOISS3S NI undue (uo!s!newweJo) alewnys0 MON anl8) awll 146iI1MU33V11YM 3INN39 O e (o!lsnooy/e1qaZ) Alp!lsnooV (aloN anlg) an6ulul u6!alod/SWV11IIM le) aim A1119 ANO! co 9 (e1qaZ) lalelqalao (d89) uo!ssaS (St) NvWSI80 01AY0 111 9^!1 d09/NOISS3S NI mn dy9 O z (ejoN en's) an6u4ul u6!alod OK) Juu3d (3!JSf103d/eJgaZ) Áj131Isf103d/NVWSIH9 0IAV0 O 1 (LI) (uo!s!newwelo) ylJe3 ueqJfl w SWYn11M AN01 9861 't7Z Ll21Hf1Nb'r- (ell ZlBYMS 3IA8VH 1S3.LLOH 0300d ISO IN O£ dOl zzvr RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY COUNTRY TOP 50 JANUARY 24, 1986 MOST ADDED r Total Light (54) Three Two Las Reports /Adds Heavy Medium SAWYER BROWN Weeks Weeks Week Heart Don't Fall Now (Capitol /Curb) Dream Of Me (MCA) 162/0 142 15 5 EARL THOMAS CONLEY (53) 9 5 3 O STEVE WARINER/You Can 134 24 4 Once In A Blue Moon (RCA) 5 3 7 OAK RIDGE BOYS /Come On In (You Did The Best You Could Do) (MCA) 162/0 © BELLAMY BROTHERS (45) Your Heart (Capitol /Curb) 157/0 126 25 6 8 6 4 MARIE OSMOND/There's No Stopping Feelin' The Feelin' (MCA/Curb) 154/0 132 15 7 t Up For Lost Time (WB) 1 4 CRYSTAL GAYLE & GARY MORRIS /Makin' JANIE FRICKE (38) 163/1 102 54 7 16 12 9 O DOLLY PARTON/Think About Love (RCA) Easy To Please (Columbia) 154/0 111 34 9 MERLE HAGGARD 14 11 6 6 GEORGE JONES/The One I Loved Back Then (Epic) (35) 163/1 90 69 4 I Had A Beautiful Time (Epic) 19 14 10 O EXILE /I Could Get Used To You (Epic) 162/2 95 55 12 ALABAMA (34) 15 10 8 O GLEN CAMPBELL /It's Just A Matter Of Time (Atlantic America) She And I (RCA) It To Be (Capitol) 148/0 102 41 5 13 9 7 9 T. GRAHAM BROWN /I Tell It Like Used ANNE MURRAY (28) 163/3 66 86 11 21 16 13 a) BARBARA MANDRELL/Fast Lanes & Country Roads (MCA) Now And Forever (You And Me) (Capitol) 96 28 14 4 2 5 11 JUICE NEWTON /Hurt (RCA) 138/0 GEORGE STRAIT (25) Heart 159/2 63 82 14 You're Something Special To Me (MCA) 23 19 14 ® SYLVIA & MICHAEL JOHNSON /I Love You By (RCA) 15 LARRY GATLIN & THE GATLIN BROS (24) 24 22 16 SOUTHERN PACIFIC/Perfect Stranger (WB) 152/1 51 86 112 19 Nothing But Your Love Matters (Columbia) 27 25 1e EDDY RAVEN/You Should Have Been Gone By N (RCA) 162/4 31 160/4 29 109 22 MEL McDANIEL (22) 30 28 20 JOHN SCHNEIDER/What's A Memory Like You... (MCA) Shoe String (Capitol) 93 14 25 23 19 4) VINCE GILL /Oklahoma Borderline (RCA) 151/1 44 64 19 20 18 15 17 WAYLON JENNINGS/The Devil's On The Loose (RCA) 141/0 58 83 20 26 24 21 CHARLY McCLAIN with WAYNE MASSEYAou Are My Music, You Are... (Epic) 149/4 46 152/5 36 89 27 29 27 23 e MARK GRAY /Please Be Love (Columbia) 67 40 17 22 20 17 20 BILLY JOE ROYAL/Burned Like A Rocket (Atlantic America) 124/2 161/8 14 109 38 37 31 26 LEE GREENWOOD /Don't Underestimate My Love (MCA) HOTTEST 154/2 19 104 31 32 29 25 © JOHN DENVER /Dreamland Express (RCA) In Tennessee (WB) 140/1 39 75 26 28 26 24 ® JOHN ANDERSON /Down CRYSTAL GAYLE & GARY MORRIS (75) 150/9 6 92 52 46 38 27 e GARY MORRIS /100% Chance Of Rain (WB) Makin' Up For Lost Time (WB) 10 89 39 38 34 2B MICKEY GILLEY/Your Memory Ain't What It Used To Be (Epic) 138/6 MARIE OSMOND (64) 56 37 20 There's No Your Heart 2 4 11 26 FORESTER SISTERS /Just In Case (WB) 113/0 Stopping 29 1$ (Capitol /Curb) 10 7 12 27I JOHN CONLEE/The Old School (MCA) 114/1 67 6 81 63 GEORGE JONES (59) - - 41 35 DON WILLIAMS/We've Got A Good Fire Goin' (Capitol) 150/18 `.i The I Loved Back Then (Epic) 7 84 50 One 41 T.G. SHEPPARD /In My Heart (Columbia) 141/9 36 32 e Over STEVE WARINER (58) 117/6 12 81 24 34 32 30 e JAMES TAYLOR/Everyday (Columbia) You Can Dream Of Me (MCA) 149/34 7 63 79 - 40 ALABAMA /She And I (RCA) OAK RIDGE BOYS (57) 128/5 5 83 40 Come On In (You Did The Best ...) (MCA) 40 37 34 ® LOUISE MANDRELL/Some Girls Have All The Luck (RCA) 131/25 12 60 59 BILLY JOE ROYAL (39) - 45 41 ® GEORGE STRAIT/You're Something Special To Me (MCA) 72 54 Burned Like A Rocket (Atlantic America) 48 42 38 RICKY SKAGGS /Cajun Moon (Epic) 131/15 5 BROWN (34) 7 62 41 T. GRAHAM 42 40 37 CHARLIE DANIELS BAND /Still Hurtin' Me (Epic) 110/9 I Tell It Like It Used To Be (Capitol) 75/0 29 25 21 3 8 22 36 DAN SEALS/Bop (EMI America) JUICE NEWTON (32) 2 41 81 BREAKER ffi ANNE MURRAY/Now And Forever (You And Me) (Capitol) 124/28 Hurt (RCA) 102/11 4 62 36 DOLLY PARTON (28) BREAKER e STATLER BROTHERS/Sweeter And Sweeter (Mercury/PG) 98/22 10 39 49 Think About Love (RCA) 50 47 44 e RANDY TRAVIS /1982 (WB) 25 20 JOHN CONLEE (24) 31 40 WATSON /Memories To Burn (Epic) 66/0 21 12 13' GENE The School (MCA) 15 21 23 Old 6 15 33 41 ROSANNE CASH/Never Be You (Columbia) 59/0 2 38 35 35 33 29 42 JUDY RODMAN /I Sure Need Your Lovin' (MTM) 75/1 79/35 3 24 52 DEBUT l Q MERLE HAGGARD /I Had A Beautiful Time (Epic) 1 51 DEBUT LARRY GATLIN & THE GATLIN BROTHERS/Nothing But Your Love Matters (Columbia) 82/24 30 ] MOST ADDED & HOTTEST list those songs 85/12 3 23 59 - - 50 PAKE McENTIRE/Every Night (RCA) achieving the most adds nationally, and the songs 8 21 16 from at our reporters. 11 21 36 46 RESTLESS HEART /Heartbreak Kid (RCA) 45/0 reported "hottest" compiled 7 18 21 The number in parentheses immediately following 7 17 39 47 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND/Home Again In My Heart (WB) 46/0 the songs in Most Added & Hottest indicate the total To (Epic) 56/4 6 28 22 DEBUT ] Q JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ /She Don't Cry Like She Used number of Country reporters adding the song this 73/53 1 12 60 five hottest DEBUT 0 EARL THOMAS CONLEY /Once In A Blue Moon (RCA) week or noting that the song is among their 61/11 1 23 37 DEBUT 0 MARTY STUART /Arlene (Columbia) Breakers are those records that have achieved concurrent airplay at 60%of our reporting stations. New & Active records are those receiving airplay at 30-59% of the stations. Records in Significant Action are receiving airplay at 5-29% of the stations. Records do not have to reach Breaker in order to chart. However, once a record charts, it must BREAKERS® reach the 60% airplay level within the two following weeks to achieve Breaker status. Checkmarks signify the most added of the non -charted records. ANNE MURRAY STATLER BROTHERS Now And Forever (You And Me) (Capitol) Sweeter And Sweeter (Mercury/PolyGram) stations. Rotations: Heavy 4, Medium 62, Light 36, Total Adds 11, WPOR, On 75% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 41, Light 81, Total Adds 28 including On 62% of reporting WONE, WCXI, WKKO, WMIL, WTOD, KGA. Heavy: WFMS, WPTR, KIX106, CHOW, KILT-FM, WSIX, KKYX, WONE, WCXI, KFKF, WTHI, KWEN, KYAK, WYNK, WSIX, WWKA, WOYK, KUZZ, KLZ, KNEW. KXXY, WOW, KVOO. Call 213 -553 -4330 Keep Yourself Informe\ For Subscription Information with The Industry's l N E, jON FoB 09.11.1 Weekly Newspaper adio & Records 62/ R &R FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1986 plar4NiineD kw' hg panpoid alóuis ingap Aay si IyIIJIvJ.v 11101 ANO óuifiniA Jo) hpnaJ si Will!'" iIVM 1091S0Í 111 INIM RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY couNTRY MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY "Tonight We Ride" (WB) 19/18 KRRV, WAMZ, WIRK, KBMR, KIOV, KKAL. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3. Lightl6, Total Adds 18 including WIXL. WPOR, NEW & ACTIVE KKCS, KNIX. L MASON DIXON "Got My Head Set On You" (Texas) 19/2 Medium: WTVY, WPAP, KKYX, WTCM, KRKT, KIGO. j Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7. Light 12, Total Adds 2, WKIX, KFGO. Light: WWVA, WAXX. TRAVIS (WB) 98/22 14/7 RANDY "1982" KJNE. LORETTA LYNN "Just A Woman" (MCA) 49, Total Adds 22 including WPTR, KASE, WDOX, KHEY, WDXE, KYXX, WAXX, WOW, KCKC. Medium: KRKT. Light: Rotations. Heavy 10, Medium 39, Light Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 13. Total Adds 7, WVAM, WCVR, KRRV, KLZ, KUGN. WSLR, WONE, KYNG, KIOV, KVOC, WDXE, KXXY. Night" (RCA) 85/12 14/1 PAKE McENTIRE "Every KBMR, BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN "My Hometown" (Columbia) Total Adds 12 including WCAO, WKYG, WUSY, WKLO, WESC, KILT -FM. KRWO. Light WOKK, WCMS. KJNE. WYNG, Rotations. Heavy 3, Medium 23. Light 59, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 12, Total Adds 1, WIXY. Medium: WBGW, KSO, KWMT, KFRE, KEIN. KALF. Heavy. WOKK, KXXY, KFDI. KSON. 82/24 WDGY, K102. DLARRY GATLIN & THE GATLIN BROTHERS "Nothing But Your Love Matters" (Columbia) Rock (And I'm A Rolling Stone)" (Columbia) 13/1 WGTO, KXXN. WKIX, CARL JACKSON "You Are The 1, 30, Light 51, Total Adds 24 including WRKZ, WWVA, WYNK, Medium: WESC, KKYX, KRWQ. Light: KRRV, WCMS, WAXX, Rotations: Heavy Medium Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 5, Light 8. Total Adds 1, KFDI. KIK -FM, KFRE, KOLO, KCBQ. WUSO, WUBE, KWMT, WXCL, WCUZ, KUZZ. pnMERLE HAGGARD "I Had A Beautiful Time" (Epic) 79/35 (MCA) 12/12 WCXI, JIMMY BUFFETT "Please Bypass This Head" 52, Total Adds 35 including WPTR, WVAM, WHN, KSSN, KLLL, WLWI, KASE, WIVK, WCUZ, KVOO, KRKT, KKAL, KRWO, Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 24, Light Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 12, Total Adds 12, WGNA, WCVR, KWJJ. KIIM. WAXX, WDAF, WBCS, WWJO, KEIN, KVEG, KOIL, KALF, KTOM. pnEARL THOMAS CONLEY "Once In A Blue Moon" (RCA) 73/53 (Urban Sound) 12/3 WLWI, KKYX, CHUCK PYLE "Breathless In The Night" 12, Light 60, Total Adds 53 including WVAM, WNYR, KEAN, KKIX, KIKK, KFDI. Heavy: KIGO. Medium: WVAM, WPAP, KRKT, Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 4, Light 7, Total Adds 3, WCAO, WKIX, KRWQ, KOLO, KCKC. KFGO. WCUZ, WGEE, WTSO, KKAL, KRWQ. Light: WGTO, KFGO. Now" (Capitol /Curb) 72/54 QSAWYER BROWN "Heart Don't Fall TONI PRICE "Mississippi Breakdown" (Luv) 12/2 62, Total Adds 54 Including WGNA. WVAM, WPOR, CHOW, WUSY, WOKK, Medium: WTVY, KFGO. Light: WCAO, WGTO, WLWI, Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 9, Light Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 3. Light 9, Total Adds 2, WEZL, KRWQ. KRKT, K11, KRWQ. WKIX, WIRK, WITL, WOW, KIOV, KVOO, WTCM, KSOP, KIGO. 6722 12/2 MEL McDANIEL "Shoe String" (Capitol) JOE STAMPLEY "When You Were Blue And I Was Green" (Epic) 48, Total Adds 22 including WRKZ, WIXY, KYKR, WKLO, WESC, KSSN, WPAP, KKYX. Light: KRRV, WPAP, KSO, KFGO, WOW, KVOO, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 19. Light Rotations, Heavy 0, Medium 1. Light 11, Total Adds 2, WGNA, KVEG, KSON. WOYK, WUSO. KBMR, WITL, KIOV, KUUY, KKAL, KSOP. 62/12 LACY J. DALTON "Don't Fall In Love With Me" (Columbia) KEITH WHITLEY "Miami, My Amy" (RCA) 10/8 Total Adds 12, WBGW, WOKQ, KRRV, WXBQ, WKIX, KWMT, WKCO, KTPK, WOKK, WKSJ, KIOV, KUZZ, KSOP. Light: Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 15. Light 47, Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium t, Light 9, Total Adds 8, WCVR, WGTO, WAMZ, KBMR, WTOD. KFRE, KOLO, KRPM, KIGO. Medium: WCVR, WIRK, KRWQ. MARTY STUART "Arlene" (Columbia) 61/11 ADAM BAKER "In Love With Her" (Signature) 10/8 37, Total Adds 11, WWVA, WYNK, WESC, KILT -FM, KYKX, WRNL, WCUZ, WTSO, KRRV, WDXE, WOKK, WAXX, KRWQ, KSOP, KIGO. Light: Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 23, Light Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 0, Light 10, Total Adds 8, WVAM. WGNA, WAMZ, KFDI. KXXY, WOW, KFRE. Heavy: KIGO. Medium: WOBE, KRKT. RODRIGUEZ "She Don't Cry Like She Used To" (Epic) 56/3 Take The Leaving" (Westexas America) 10/6 JOHNNY KRKT, SUSAN RAYE "I Just Can't Total Adds 3, WIXY, KIK -FM, KRPM. Heavy: WCVR, KIKK, KSO, WOW, WTVY, WESC, KRWO, KSOP. Light: WOKK, KSO, Rotations: Heavy 6, Medium 28, Light 22, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 10, Total Adds 6. WTCR, KRRV, WITL, KTPK, KEIN. KSOP. Medium: KRRV, WEZL. WTVY, KRKT, KUZZ. GLASER I Don't Love You" (NobleVision /MCA) 54/6 (Mite) 9/2 JIM "If WBGW, WEZL, BOBBY BLUE "Once Upon A Time" 19, 35, Total Adds 6, WIXY, KEAN, KHEY, WIRK, KIK -FM, KALF. Medium: KOLO. Heavy: KRKT. Medium: KIGO. Light: WCAO, KKYX, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium Light Rotations Heavy 1, Medium 1, Light 7, Total Adds 2, WLWI, KOIL, KIIM. KKIX, WCMS, WGEE, WITL, WTCM, KVOO. KSOP. JOHNNY LEE "The Loneliness In Lucy's Eyes" (WB) 53/12 (Epic) 8/5 -FM, WRAP. WIRK, LEWIS STOREY "Ain't No Tellin'" 18, Light 35, Total Adds 12, WVAM, WIXL, WUSY, WKLO, WTVY, KILT WPAP, KFGO, KFDI. Light: WOKK, WAXX. Rotations. Heavy O. Medium Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 0. Light 8. Total Adds 5, WKLO, WTVY, KBMR, KWMT, KALF, KIGO. Medium: WDXE, WXCL. WTCM. RAY STEVENS "The Ballad Of The Blue Cyclone" (MCA) 52/12 KIKK, WGKX, WKSJ, WKIX, WBCS, WDGY, WKCO, Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 14, Light 37, Total Adds 12, WKYG, WWVA, ALBUM TRACKS KUGN, KRWQ, KOLO. Heavy. WOW. Medium: WTOR, WYNG. BRENDA LEE "Why You Been Gone So Long" (MCA) 50/7 KBMR, WKCQ, KVOC. Heavy: KRKT. Rotations: Heavy 1. Medium 17, Light 32, Total Adds 7, WCAO, WKIX, WRNL, WUSO, Medium: WOKO. WEZL. WCMS, KKYX. KFGO, WTOD, KSOP. ARTIST/Song Title (Label) Album Title JUDDS /Rockin' With The Rhythm Of The Rain (RCA /Curb) Rockin' With The... Chasin'Rainbows L SIGNIFICANT ACTION CONWAY TWITTY /Lay Me Down Carolina (WB) Forester Sisters FORESTER SISTERS /Mama's Never Seen Those Eyes (WB) The Something Special GEORGE STRAIT /Dance Time In Texas (MCA) JANIE FRICKE "Easy To Please" (Columbia) 47/38 The Matter In including WVAM, WOKO, WRKZ, KASE, WOKK, WIRK, KSO, The Unknown Love (RCA) Heart Of s LAM Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 4, Light 42, Total Adds 38 KENNY ROGERS/Tomb Of KRKT, KEIN. Life's Highway WITL, KVOO, STEVE WARINER/She's Crazy For Leaving (MCA) aBELLAMY BROTHERS "Feelin' The Feelin"' (MCA /Curb) 45/45 WGNA, WXTU, KKIX, WIVK, KSSN, KBMR, WXCL, Shakin' Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 2, Light 42, Total Adds 45 including SAWYER BROWN /Shakin' (Capitol /Curb) KUZZ, KCAL, KALF. Something Special GEORGE STRAIT /In Too Deep (MCA) KENNY ROGERS "Goodbye Marie" (Liberty) 45/6 KHEY, WESC, KLLL, WWWW, KFGO. Medium: CHOW, Big River Soundtrack Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 22, Light 23, Total Adds 6, WCAO, BIG RIVER /Muddy Water (MCA) KTOM. WGKX. KEIN, Friends (WB) Partners, Brothers, And . . . No Money " (MTM) 42/12 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND /Partners, Brothers, And GIRLS NEXT DOOR "Love Will Get You Through Times With WDXE, KLLL, WKIX, WUSO, KSO, Medium 7, Light 35, Total Adds 12, WCAO, WIXY, WXBQ, WTVY, Judy Rotations: Heavy 0, JUDY RODMAN /Until I Met You (MTM) KFDI, KEIN, KALF. The Shoppe Young Girl" (MCA) 38/15 SHOPPE /Like A Rose In The Sand (MTM) MAC DAVIS "Sexy WXCL, Total Adds 15 including WGNA, WWVA, WTVY, WLWI, KJNE, WAXX, KFGO, Old Flame Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 5, Light 32, JUICE NEWTON/Let Your Woman Take Care Of You (RCA) KRKT, KSOP. Life's Highway Of You" (WB) 37/9 STEVE WARINER/Life's Highway (MCA) PAM TILLIS "Those Memories KFRE, KEIN. 31, Total Adds 9, WCAO, WKLO. WESC, WOKK, WKIX, KKYX, WTOR, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6, Light LARRY GATLIN & THE GATLINS /Indian Summer (Columbia) Smile SONNY CURTIS "Now I've Got A Heart Of Gold" (Steam) 24/3 Medium: WTVY, WLWI, WITL, KRWQ, KSOP. Light: WGNA, Rockin' With The Rhythm Rotations: Heavy 6, Medium 18, Light 3, WKLO, WUSQ, WWJO. JUDDS/Workin' In A Coalmine (RCA /Curb) WCAO. RltskM11 DJ's Delight of music Old Number 1, delivered in 1975, is fl `? ._ 8 8 L Rock -n -roll or the sound and news: anything you do, you still working a full shift 7 days a q. Q=.} can do better with an Autogram week. / t f T T Console. Whatever your needs, we build a :1 cI d frzi t_-1i t=1 d Our Microgram microprocessor console you'll love to play. Or have based consoles offer state- of-the- it play for you. For specs and art performance with amazing referrals, give us a call. programming options including 214/424 -8585 Autogram live -assist. 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(Jive /Arista) 270 14 11 2 DIONNE & FRIENDS (25) 16 16 12 WHITNEY HOUSTON/How Will I Know (Arista) 293 14 12 3 That's What Friends Are For (Arista) 17 DREAM ACADEMY/Life In A Northern Town (Reprise/WB) 326 10 18 4 - - BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (23) STARSHIP /Sara (Grunt /RCA) 31,4 7 19 5 I DEBUT k My Hometown (Columbia) 18 15 14 WHAM! /Fm Your Man (Columbia) 269 8 16 2 SADE (22) The Taboo (Portrait /CBS) I DEBUT ELTON JOHN /Nikita (Geffen) 326 4 22 6 Sweetest DIRE STRAITS (19) 19 18 MICHAEL FRANKS featuring B. RUSSELL/When I Give My Love To You (WB) 251 7 16 2 Walk Of Life (WB) 8 10 15 MR. MISTER /Broken Wings (RCA) 230 4 15 4 BARBRA STREISAND (17) 4 13 13 21,0 9 12 0 JOHN DENVER /Dreamland Express (RCA) Somewhere (Columbia) BREAKER ANNE MURRAY/Now And Forever (You And Me) (Capitol) 256 4 16 5 BREAKER GARY MORRIS & CRYSTAL GAYLE /Making Up For Lost Time (WB) 256 2 17 6 I MAURICE WHITE "I Need You" (Columbia) 19/0 CHART EXTRAS Rotations. Heavy 4/0, Medium 13/0, Light 2/0, Total Adds O. Heavy WCCO, WTIC, WHBY, WGBR. Medium: WWKB, KJR, WCHS, WGOW. WHBC, WSPD, KBOI, KSL, WPOE. WTKO. r DIANA ROSS "Chain Reaction" (RCA) 15/0 Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 10/0, Light 3/0. Total Adds 0. Heavy: WWKB, KVEC. Medium including WFBR, KFMB, WBT, RANDY GOODRUM WSPD, WPOE, WTKO, WGBR, KFOD, KTWO. EVERLY BROTHERS "Born Yesterday" (Mercury/PolyGram) 12/12 Silhouette (GRP) 1. Rotations- Heavy 0, Medium 4/4, Light 8/8, Total Adds 12, WFBR, WHEY, WHBC, WIBC, WWNR, WPOE, WTKO, WWPA, WGBR, WJBC, KTWO, KVEC. 53% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 15, Light 5, FREDDIE JACKSON "He'll Never Love You (Like I Do)" (Capitol) 11/1 Total Adds 1, KSL. Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/0, Light 4/1, Total Adds 1, KFMB. Heavy: WWPA. Medium: WWKB, WICC, WING, WWNR, KVEC JUICE NEWTON "Hurt" (RCA) 11/0 Rotations- Heavy 210, Medium 6 /0. Light 3/0, Total Adds 0. Heavy. WTIC. WHBY. Medium: WCCO, KOB, WPOE, WJBC, WCIL, KVEC L.BREAKERS. j CLARENCE CLEMONS & JACKSON BROWNE "You're A Friend 01 Mine" (Columbia) 10/1 Rotations: Heavy 3/0. Medium 4 :0, Light 3/1, Total Adds 1. WTKO. Heavy. WWKB, WGOW, WWPA. Medium: WTVN, KHOW, KFMB, WCHS. KIRI TE KANAWA "Blue Skies" (London /PolyGram) 8/3 JAMES TAYLOR Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 6/3. Total Adds 3, WHBY, WTKO, WGBR. Medium: WFBR, WPOE. Only One (Columbia) DAN SEALS "Bop" (EMI America) 8/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6/1, Light 2/2, Total Adds 3, WING, WCIL, KVEC. Medium including WCCO, WGBR, WJBC, 58% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 8, Light 17, KTWO. Total Adds 21 including WWKB, WISN, WCCO, KFMB, KJR, WCHS, ISLEY, JASPER, ISLEY "Caravan Of Love" (CBS Associated) 8/3 Total Adds 3, WGBR, WCIL, KTWO. Medium: WCHS, WGOW, WING. WGY, WGOW, WRVA, KBOI. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3/0, Light 5/3, ANNE MURRAY Now And Forever (You And Me) (Capitol) 58% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 4, Medium 16, Light 5, L SIGNIFICANT ACTION Total Adds 6, WWKB, KJR, WBT, WIBC, KBOI, KFQD. Debuts at number 19 on the Full- Service chart. MIKE & THE MECHANICS "Silent Running" (Atlantic) 7/3 GARY MORRIS & CRYSTAL Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 5/3, Total Adds 3, WTVN, WCCO, WCHS. Medium: WPOE, WWPA. GAYLE EUGENE WILDE "Don't Say No Tonight" (PhIlly World /Atlantic) 6/1 Making Up For Lost Time (WB) Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 4/1, Total Adds 1, WWNR. Medium. WPOE, KVEC. THOMPSON TWINS "King For A Day" (Arista) 5/3 58% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 17, Light 6, Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 2/1, Light 3/2, Total Adds 3, WWKB, WSPD, WWNR. Medium including WWPA. Total Adds 5, WTMJ, WBT, WGOW, WIBC, KOB. Debuts at number 20 SURVIVOR "Burning Heart" (Scott! Bros. /CBS) 5/1 on the Full- Service chart. Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 4/1, Light I /0, Total Adds 1. WING. Medium including 55KRC, WHAS, WWPA. MR. MISTER "Kyrie" (RCA) 5/0 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 2 /0, Light 3/0, Total Adds O. Medium: WWNR, WWPA. ARETHA FRANKLIN "Another Night" (Arista) 4/2 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 0, Light 4/2, Total Adds 2, WCCO, WWNR NEW & ACTIVE BILLY JOE ROYAL "Burned Like A Rocket" (Atlantic America) 4/1 Rotations: Heavy 0. Medium 3.0. Light 111, Total Adds 1, WJBC. Medium: WFBR, WPOE, KVEC. COREY HART "Everything In My Heart" (EMI America) 3/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/1, Light 0, Total Adds 1. WWNR. Heavy: WWKB. Medium: WWPA. pnHEART "These Dreams" (Capitol) 20/4 SAWYER BROWN "Heart Don't Fall Now" (Capitol) 3/1 Rotations. Heavy 1i0, Medium 12/2, Light 7/2, Total Adds 4-, KFI, KFMB, WSPD, WWNR. Heavy WCIL. Medium Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1/0. Light 2/1, Total Adds 1, WJBC. Medium: WHBY. WFBR, KJR, WWPA, KFOD, KVEC. including KSL, WPOE. JAMES BROWN "Living In America" (Scotts Bros. /CBS) 3/1 PEABO BRYSON "Love Always Finds A Way" (Elektra) 20/0 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 2/1, Total Adds 1. WWPA. Medium: WWNR. Total Adds 0. Heavy: WISN, WTIC. Medium: WWKB, WCCO, KFMB, WGY, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 12/0, Light 6 /0, ATLANTIC STARR "Secret Lovers" (A &M) 3/0 WHBY, KSL, WPOE, WTKO, WGBR, WJBC, WCIL, KTWO. ,. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 3,10, Total Adds 0. T E D D Y P E N D E R G R A S S Join us in the celebration! TEDDY PENDERGRASS will be making his first live appearance since "Live Aid" on the American Music Awards Monday, January 27, and he will also perform on the Johnny Carson Show Friday, January 31. Watch for the performance of his latest single, "Love 4/2," shipping January 21. ON ELEKTRA /ASYLUM MUSIC CASSETTES, RECORDS AND COMPACT DISCS. 1986 Elektra/Asylum Records. a Division of Warner Communications. 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S : BRUCESPRINGSTEEN' LIONEL S ARSEP JAMES RER % , Hottest: HEART RIC! JACK WAGNER "o`TNAY HOUSTON SASCE Bob W. GRM 9TAEIGMO WXTCICa rlenn ONxe s FRIENDS Aotteet: 3WMOoII.do EDDIE MURRAY ELYM %X HOUSTON EvERLy BROTHERS DIONN! a FRIENDS Bra SMOKES ROBINSON M.N. HOUSTON STEVIE WONDER WTICIWrMWd SADE BILLY OCEAN Oainey/0 WSFUN.te Elam NlrgMa eyn OCEAN DUATEIPLASH TWINS BARBAS STRAITS BILLY DMIdB.rnN.M BAMM STREISAND Gary L« DIOHEWIE`a MARI : CARS CLEMONS b0O101E RAKERS -STREISAND CLORONS L BROWN FRIENDS "AOEea STEVIE IWONDER FRANKLINFR D STRAITS LTON JOHN PARALLEL MD's Hottest SURVIVOR EY- HOUSTON THOMPSON TWINS " YOVNG STEVIE WONDER BVILFMMaII« MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON ORZAN ACADEMY Hottest: WPROIProMd.rla SMOXEY ROBINSON DIONNE Tp,ECMOdy BPUCeHottest:SPPINGSTECx WSMNhiladelpik MM./Chapman BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN WARMBBICinclnnatl S FRIENDS OUSTON DIRE RlAx CADGY PtA GDORA Tyler/Cannon THREE KIOAHMS DREAM AcADEMY ATLANTIC STARR STR[sAND WMRlerRipbn MOM. CE Dloxxe a ENDS W WMJIBangor H[ J BELLI' NLYNASTMITEXX °B" none SODE R" HEART PRIM Judge WWKBIBwa.M Hottest: JUICE NEWTON JASPER, IS RT.xCOUGAR JOHN COUGAR Hottest: NaMWIIMt JOHN DIONNE FRIENDS ANNE WTKOHtaa x xOMYSON TWINS JAMES TAYLOR BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 5.50, Bash STEVIE FRANKLIN BARBRA STREISAND W.yne Fisk CARS SELL? SAUENSS WGSVAIUnterHYHI JACKSON ATLANTIC STARR DIRE MITS EVER.. FR CLSMONANONDEROWNS THOMPSON TWINS STAVI! WONDER WGYISCansBdy DAN SEALS Hottest: MIDGE KRAVRW JAMBS TAYIAP BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Hottest, JockmdNll STEVIE PONDER Hottest: ANNE MURRAY BRACE s HOUSTON MN NEV WHITHERe HOUSTON HSynNMNCepMOn EVERT" BROTHERS COIE NICKS DIONNE S o 1MES TAYLOR PRI A FRIENDS WEZCICIMrbM. THE MECS HORRA ! WHITNEYRTE HOUSTON WHITNEY HOUSTON NEL R CRIE JAMCHirYMH H JAMES TAYLOR DIRE STRAITS SuRWUCWn'AY eR DREAM ACADEMY ILLY OCEAN MIKE A THE MECHAN tteat, EIRE FRIENDS Jim BERM STEVIE WONDER TE KANAWA STEVIE NICKE JAM( WHITNEY HOUSTON DREAM ACADEMY SADE DREAM A FRIENDS ACADEMY WHMIMINMEurgh SPRINGSTERN ELTON JOHN STARSHIP WHAMI THOMPSON TWINS SADE [ORE DIRE STRAITS SADE JANES TAYLOR CLAMONS a steure CTMGARIe ELYMAXX PARALLEL SASE "ME KORN Ahem. WONDER Hottest: ELTON JOHN ROBINSON STARSHIP Hot teat: BARBU s FRIENDS DIRE STRAITS STRISAND Hottest: Hottest: WLTFIC4MANM - MR. `MISTER ISLET, JASPER, IS BILLY OMAN DIONNEM STRAITS TWO eauce SPRINGSTEEN WEIWFIMP .rg DIONNE A FRIENDS STEVIE WONDER W"eon/Popov. KLYFBINMoines LIONEL RIME Dr. Hottest: DIONNE ` FRIENDS DREAM ACADEMY STRAITS Am Sullivan v1. N CKS DIM STRAITS JARS TAYLOR JAM Raymond SAKE MR. MISTER Hob MajOet KOKAIPiNDUrgh MCC/Bridgeport BARM STREISAND LIONEL RICHIE FRIENDS OHMAGE MITRE" HOUSTON STEVIE WONDER BRYSON LOVERSO? RLYM %X BRUCE SPHINGSTC6N ISLET, JASPER , IS JOHN " COUGAR Chri. Witting MICHAEL"MONKE HEARTPRADO PotormgrH'dbin PARALLEL BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN CC.. ROBIN GIBB WHITNEY Hottest: JOHN COUGAR HOUSTON Hottest: none AA. MISTE DAVID PACE WJDXIJ«kea DIONNE a FRIENDS Hottest: DREAM WWPARVilllam.pon ATLANTIC SR CARS s Perkins/Alton WRALIRnign STEVIE LIOWE L`NIORII THREE D REAM ACADEMY WAMRIMUntsrill BA"HR STREISAND LIONEL `P SaMptrateMORM ROSALI BROTHERS DIONNE a DS HINE HOUSTON COREY HABT AntnonylDpnten Dn.YCnSN SURVIVOR DIONNE rAIeNDS WPOEIGn «Ilad WCLVIW.NMnpbn D.0 TONT FRIENDS PARALLEL STEVIE NICKS E" JAMES TAYLOR MARRAR CHA K LYMAXX Glenn Summers II tlenNo JACK T"DMHSON TWINS WHITNEY OUSTON LIONEL RICHIE EVER. E . Hy.. TAYLOR BRUCE "SPRINGSTEE JAMES TAYLOF SN EST ROBINSON STAR RANDDYYeG00DRON !AUCH SPRINGSTEEN T"OMPSON TWINS DIONNEB STREISAND " THREE EVERLY BROTHERS JAMS BROWN Hottest. AVE Y BROTHERS KOONIEenHYIR Hottest: Hot teat: CARS DEBAR.' HOttSH`IiONcePSTEVIE RULLO BILLY WMJYCIeMBnd Bruce Clark DIONNE A FRIENDS DIONNE FRIENDS EVERLN BROTHERS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN LOVE..Mlanl BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN IYerNTOrCB..O WMTEMiCatlar Hapog BIONE JIIE JOE ROYALYAL LIONEL RICNTC SAKE RI«WJMneon BEL RICHIE JUICE xMN NN O RD Gr«nJSNIYIs DIRE STRAITS DREAM ACADEMY TNEY HOUSTON ISLET, JASPER, IS 43 Reporters DIM STRAITS EN HOUSTON STARBIP $ T88N LIONEL REIF HURT NU/GE LIRE SADE SADE DIRE STRAITS COREY BARBRA STREISAND TAPSONOM I A HART JOHN srevl e BARBRA STREISANDD ATLANTIC STARR ANNE MURRAY DEBAROE EDDIE MURPHY ARE D IANA RCM STING 37 Current Reports BRUCE MESSEEN AETON FREDDIE JACKSON BROTHERS WINYI SSkaon.11ls WFISHIIChmoM GMURRAY MSttofl RAY` WHITELY HOUSTON Notfeet: PERRO BRYSON Hottest: DREAM ACADEMY Hyant Mr. 00 WAGEIL.«burg BARBU STHETSAMD WOOWICMtlanoga WMASILHUMHIIM DIONNE A FRIENDS NORMS a FRIENDS St s. Radar BRUCESPRINGSTA6N BIL8 WUEWMCENMn WANEA(een. JOHN STEVIE NINICKS s B DM* D«NONOarry We CADE JOAN COUGARCOU BILLY OCEAN dVV A TAYLOR NUM PARALLEL MM. Trorl.N, SPRINGSTERN TAYLOR WHITNEY HOUSTON STARSIIIP none LIORLRIOR[E` ROBINSON BARMSTRANDM t S.A. SURVIVOR UCESPRGSTEE Hottest: JAS AS STRAIT LIONELP DREAMH US! ACADEMY S6EH ` EVER. BROTHERS M R R iYGAYL[ IONEL RICHIE JAMES TAYLOR JOHN COUGAR cLeIIONSa BIOME PARALLEL PARALLEL TWO I FRIENDS W. SEALS DIONNE a FRIENDS WLTAINwe Orleans SSE.. Me F N Clain ATLANTIC STARR WHITNEYITYITS `HOUSTON Hot teat: WTRD FileI RADAea` DIRE STRAITS WAEBIAIMntown ROB TRO BTCMMCB.II BILLY OCEAN WENT/Columbus Rick RobNns EUN Pearson/Burt. ONE TWO CLEMNS s BROWNE STEVIE WONDER Mick M. o. HEART AMES TAYLOR BILLY OCEAN STSEWOMDSRAIaSNGST Mary Lyles RIDGE URA WHITNEy STEVIE NICKS VERA. BROTHERS U1DTAt00%MIY ELTON JOHN WEWAVAMS WRTICf.rMN. TOM PETTN ARSTRA FRANKLIN lkoTIO11W DREAM ACADEMY ANNE MUMS Ong Pkeine R a E MECHAN sEsves NNOC WAVE/Sarasota- Hottst: ATLANTIC STARR Mary Lam.WI MIICCHAEL":ARARKS" PARALLEL MIDGE UM RE` a FRIENDS BARM STREISAND HEART JAMES TAYLOR DIR STRAITS DAN SEALS STEVIE WONDER DISAt1 ACADEMY STING MITRES HOUSTON FPIExDS , St. Pennour0 RIM a THE MECH. DAN HEALS C WRVA/NMMrpnd D... a AR6TM A1W BILLY OCEAN STARSHIP ATLANTIC STARR SADE TNkwMUtno glor ANNE MURRAY ANNE MURRAY BANBM BRSSAD Ttl01UlE, IMS NRLB BROCE PPRIISOSSTTEEN LLtOP JOHN Lou Dean THREE Hotteatt D ACADEMY MAURICE RADA Not e. EVENL BROTHERS Miry Winker MT.. WONDER Mott..[: LIONEL RICH IC ELTON JOHN WOBRIOOIdsboro BROCE SPRINGSTEEN STEVIE WONDER !TTEVIE BRUCESPRINGST66N' AMES DIONNI 1. DS STEVIE WONDER DAR SEALS CHICAGO TAYLOR THEY HOUSTON TAYLOR Mie ROOM DIM STRAITS WOLUMSCWurg. EWDMprDAI BEARS OHS DIRE STRAITS STRUTS MICAS TN PETTY D REAM ACADEMY C" BARBRA STREISAND SMOKE? BILLYIIAA JANESNTTAYLOR Ova. Campbell/All. 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J ELTON JOHN NEL HILLY OCEAN STARSHIP BBDCeHottest: PG80 BRYSON STEVIE NOx SLS "axone Stephen Mud. none DIRE STRAITS WAGNER H ottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON ` WONDER E KKUAMOeolulu STING SAKE Hottest: HARM SIREI ENDS DYp JCRTOM PETTY STEVIE WONDER BILLY OCEAN TDREAM AC`DxAMGNTEEN BRUCE SPRINGSTE. elxSOx K BTEVIE WONDER FIORE a FRIENDS n NrratllMlll.r JAMES TAYLOR WHITNEY HOUSTON BRUCE B OCE S OST EEN BRUCE DI. STRAITS BRUCE ERRING SEN IMO ROB TRO STR DREAM SAKE SADE JACA MNER CHICAGO BEARS 5 e" JAMS TAYLOR DREAM" SADE " DIRE STRAITS AT KOSTR«MAngelo* SADE DIRE STRAITS JAMES TAYLOR ATLANTICIC STARR EVEALYTBROTHEM SILLY OCEAN WMNNIS.gInMw K IWOIC.«W KAYMNINty THOMPSON TWINS ARES.e PMNELIN est: WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: TM PETTY Bü0 WEEXRU.aoe.a DaNWWno John Loads JMES TAYLOR Sands Wallow KYKY'S wla SASE MR. MISTER MAURR RCE WHISADE TE PRABO BRYSON K FIRm AngNes PARALLEL JAMES TAYLOR STEVIERON ER R.I.( PM STRISAxD HOUSTON CLEMONS i BROME DIANA ROSS 4B.AURyler O VERLY B ERS WHITNEY HOUSTON SADE BRUCE ASPRINGSTEEN NNtemee HOUSTON SILL. DC.. COREY HART ELTON HE HEART COCK ROB. ISLET, IS BILLY OCEAN BARBRAS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ELTON JOHN TARR FREDDIE JACKSON H TWO SMOKER RO MICHAEL FRANKS SADE BILLY OCRSisnxD MISTER Hottest: Hottest, ISLET, JASPER, I5 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN DIONNEa FRIENDS ATI.ANRSSIPA3eF. STARR KALERrLCRYs MINE A TRA MECHAN STEVIE`.ONDER STEVIE WONDER FKIOkILIMSEMuwNDo«W STARSH. JAMESA TAYLOR STRAITS STARSHP STEVIE WONDER Keg/0m I FAIN Rill TempYlon GSTEEH DIR CARS DIREST SADE MORRIS A GAYLE BARM KKLTIPIIAHHIN Stet. Miler BRUCERAE SPRINGSTEEN t: PARALLEL XWAVMmNenY TOM PETTY ATLANTIC STARR HOUSTONETON BRUCE SPRINGSTEIN SADE cnurcnrtlW.n. JAMES TAYLOR none Michael Reeding ELBTON ROBIN GIBE JACK WAGNER STARSHIP B ILLY OCEAN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN RLY TWO JOANFRANKLIN BROTHERS ELO DREAM ACADEMY MAKE a THE JARS GALMOXSCI<"AROWNE RCNAN TAYLOR Hottest: KOYIPhoenIA RBOIIBs« OM FORCE x S KCI IANT.t ROSS Jack Blair Drew Harold %HIN« TAYLOR URM`STM[SAND JAMBS MIAMI SOUND RCN[ J GNSP sADE Ne putlae« DREAM ACADEMY ELTON JOHN STEVIE WONDER T RU INSON WHITNEY HOUSTON STARR ANNEMURRAY N ATLANTIC STEVIE WONDER EL. BILLY Hottest: none JAMES TAYLOR WHITNEY HOUSTON ESRINGSTEAN H e t: BRA STREISAND DIRE STRAITS Hofteste BRUCER SPRINGSTEENRINGSTE EN Not tent: KHOW/Denver SADE RAAM ACADEMY ADE OCEAN DUSTON BILLY DeDREAM ACADEMY IT KTYLRYnr EMIT/SanE DS S MMMI SH NII"PA"R 107 Reporters SADE WPRO/Providence NGWRWIWM ISLET, Jane Wks Mark SCAM AA.I EIISTN Lena. DIONNE a FRIENDS WINSNkta BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ELTON JOHN 102 Current Reports BARBRA STREISAND CLAMONS .II.NNe KRMONSoo EVERLY ROTHER LIONEL ENTE DIANA ROSS KXPUSpMane Lary inns ATLANTIC STARRR TAYLOR Four stations failed to DAN SEALS MVwICNwadO Wogs TnemaNACCaNNY J AMENTIST Five stations reported FREDDIEJ JACKSON MAUICE JACK MCRR K5LINR Lake City ADIS 110.rdlirRin S WHITE Hottest: report thïs week. Their Mole HEART GR a frozen list this week: DIRE STRAITS Hottest: DAN MIKE S THE R CM P EUGENE WILDE DIONNE FRIENDSF rotations were frozen. 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(47) 141 +/5 21- 88- 52+ 5 4 5 MIKE & THE MECHANICS /Mike & The Mechanics (Atlantic) 0 "Silent" (111) "All I Need" (72) "Hanging" (12) 144-/0 35- 114- 26+ . 3 3 3 5 STEVIE NICKS/Rock A Little (Modern /Atco) "Wait" (115) "Talk" (38) "Imperial" (18) 140-/1 28- 103- 35- r 8 8 Q SIMPLE MINDS /Once Upon A Time (Virgin /A &M) "Sanctify" (136) "Alive" (17) "Once" (10) 143+/5 34+ 110+ 28- 6 6 6 7 TOM PETTY & ... /Pack Up The Plantation - Live (MCA) "So You Want" (92) "Needles" (90) "Don't" (36) 130-/1 15= 65- 61= , 8 7 e MR. MISTER/Welcome To The Real World (RCA) "Kyrie" (122) 127-/1 57- 116- 10+ 12 10 9 0 DIRE STRAITS /Brothers In Arms (WB) "Ride" (108) "The Man's" (23) "Walk" (15) 128-/3 14= 58+ 69- 17 11 10 m HOOTERS /Nervous Night (Columbia) "Day By Day" (128) 25+ 88+ 38- 35 20 13 m HEART /Heart (Capitol) "These Dreams" (125) "If Looks" (17) 131+/9 31+ 85+ 44- - 21 14 ® ALAN PARSONS PROJECT /Stereotomy (Arista) "Stereotomy" (133) 141 +/7 6+ 57+ 79- 20 16 15 do STARSHIP /Knee Deep In The Hoopla (Grunt/RCA) "Sara" (100) "Tomorrow" (14) 113=/3 27+ 75+ 33- 19 19 16 m INXS /Listen Like Thieves (Atlantic) "What You Need" (119) 133+/10 10+ 52+ 71- 15 12 11 15 DREAM ACADEMY /Dream Academy (Reprise/WB) "Life" (92) "The Edge" (14) 106-/3 26= 77- 23- 9 9 12 16 RUSH /Power Windows (Mercury/PG) "Manhattan" (87) "Territories" (31) "Marathon" (13) 102-/0 6- 41- 57- 16 22 21 a ROCKY IV /Soundtrack ( Scotti Bros. /CBS) "No Easy" (82) "America" (31) "Heart" (23) 103+/15 8+ 34- 63+ 10 14 17 18 ASIA /Astra (Geffen) "Too Late" (95) "Go" (31) 106-/1 6- 40- 54- DEBUT m PETER FRAMPTON/Premonition (Atlantic) "Lying" (129) 129 /34 1 23 91 11 17 18 20 PAT BENATAR /Seven The Hard Way (Chrysalis) "Le Bel Age" (98) "Sex" (20) 109-/7 3- 32- 69+ 14 15 19 21 ALARM /Strength (IRS /MCA) "Strength" (62) "Spirit Of '76" (46) 96-/2 8- 32- 58-102 23 23 22 e AEROSMITH/Done With Mirrors (Geffen) "Shela" (101) -/0 1- 17= 75+ 36 31 28 e OUTFIELD /Play Deep (Columbia) "Your Love" (90) 94+/7 9+ 29+ 53- 18 18 20 24 ROGER DALTREY /Under A Raging Moon (Atlantic) "Let Me Down Easy" (72) 73-/1 7- 35- 37- 37 33 31 e LOVERBOY/Lovin' Every Minute Of It (Columbia) This Could Be" (95) 98+/17 2+ 20+ 68+ 27 26 25 26 BON JOVI/7800 Fahrenheit (Mercury/PG) "Silent Night" (91) 91-/1 2- 24- 54-87 25 25 24 27 DOKKEN /Under Lock And Key (Elektra) "The Hunter" (75) "In My Dreams" (18) 2+ 13- 69- 31 30 29 a THOMPSON TWINS/Here's To Future Days (Arista) "King For A Day" (71) 76-/4 9+ 30+ 42- 29 28 27 29 CHARLIE SEXTON/Pictures For Pleasure (MCA) "Beat's" (79) "Impressed" (10) 87-/6 1- 19+ 59- 26 29 32 m STING/The Dream Of The Blue Turtles (A &M) "Russians" (70) 71-/3 2+ 24= 43- 24 24 25 31 NIGHT RANGER/7 Wishes (Camel/MCA) "Goodbye" (57) 57-/0 9- 37- 20- 32 32 30 32 PHANTOM, ROCKER & SLICK/Phantom, Rocker & Slick (EMI America) "My Mistake" (83) 85-/5 0= 13- 59- 13 13 23 33 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Born In The U.S.A. 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ERNE reported in both heavy and medi- STEVIE N ES MR. MISTER OCR? IM) PETTY MIKE STARSHIRANIG PETE TOWNSMEN° 1X1 LEN, NIGHT ER um, the artist will appear in heavy. ROGE TREY "PPP P1CL0 MI a Melt PARALLEL THE Records being played in power TWISTED SISTER DAME ACADEMY ALANLA PARSONS PROSE ROGER °ALTEtY REAM` ACADEMY RUSH RINDS INKS ONE OEMedlu. WHJYIProvidence AT BEM" AR SIMPLE HOOTERS WHCNIHartford EI TOP (M) CARS are included in a station's heavy SIMPLE (401)438-6110 PHANTOM T ROCKER ,. GER` DALTREY RINDS PARSONS PROM MINDS ROCKY IV 0Mí HEART (203)247.1060 ETEITOWNSHEND 1Mí rotation. Of a station's lights, only DANIEL GRACE PROae S A IN) TA TOP D: HAYDEN STEVIELOVte NICKS 'L' nASST. P`ó LBOBB ' a ITTTERS DIVIDIVINE. WNO623- 966rfolk those added this week its light Assr. v ROCKY STARSSHI P STING - NIGHT G xMe Pmory STEVIE EMCEES STEWA (8041823 -8667 HOOTERS I Might. Emory CHARLIE SEXTON CHARLIE adds are printed. KEN Light TOP PAT BEATER - MIKE E MECH... X JWI ii M STEVIE `EA Y VVAAUA coax PETE TOYMSHEMD DK a ISTA -- [NAPLES SEXTON BOLight. a 0 RSIE ACADEMY ILI ACM... HILLARY RRUUSH JOHN COUGAR MISTERPPP .D, DAVID IL Symbols:Y NP. MISTER McNu ` Light ALL.. MISTER STEVIE NICKS ASIAPETTY NIGHOP MT TEA WPDHIPoughkgppale .'r YOUNGBLOOD 'a' Record is newlyy reportedp0 RANGER ROBERT°O vPALMER IRON EAGLE s - NT (914)471-1500 FIRM STEVIE NICKS INKS MIDGE DIRE BRAG AUD DYNAAMITE STARSHfP`" PETER FMNPTON `TRAITS ALAN or additional tracks have been E STRAITS MARILYN MARTIN WOICES L"VER PARSONS p DA TMY U WAAFIWO,Ceelel- ° OREEN M0: BROOM a raIAMNC "! IMI added. AEROMETER PETER FPGP Ox FIRM PG RR.p "Ni3rERMISTER RUSE L`A "" MINDS Boston STARSBIP SIMPLE RUSH ALAOROSMIrx MASS A CGBXADTA ETCH... (M) (B) -A single's B-side. COUGAR HELL.. IRON EAGLE LEAVE COLE (617)752 -5611 PAT BE"AMAR Light NIKE Ta TM! M ACH.(MI DRFAM`NCACADEMY PO`'NBSSTFRNIFMNR PAGER PETE TOMNSHEX0 9L000 NICCK . JOE LYNN TUNER T. PETTY PD: CURER SLATER BRUCE SP FIRM AAÑ (M); (L) Other tracks from ;« JON: ua STEVIE NICKS INI - MR. x A LA STARES MIX°$ LVCR MdSSf WICESI I"I INES that album are in those rotations PHANTOM, Light P Medtu. FACE PACE Y6T6TOMNSHERS (Ni Noy STENOS`(Mi .. .MCA FACE Light DIRE (MI STARS STEVIE NICKS (MI JOINS MILES (medium or light). LEAS 'YPOURER BAND STRAITS HEART WMMRIPhlladelphia ROGGEERCDALTREr L TOP (MI JIMMY AWES NICKS ASIA AERDH PARS eTARSX1P (NI UM JOM KLL(MI An artist's name with no ab- M OS1"N (MI WAR (215)561-0933 Box pIAeBI` ACADEMY ROOTERS WPLRINew Haven INDS a Ne KZEWIDallas tXeviations means all airplay is In L wét. .IRE ECH... opus NLCOUGAR "MALL.) - HOOTERS STING M°: ERIN RILEY (203)287.9070 EVERLY BROTHERS (214)748 -9898 PARSONS PRODS PET! TSTER WLIRILOng Island Nadi. the listed rotation. IRON EAGLE ASIA NEAL NIPS.' ALAN 1x1 CHARLIE S.TMXVM Beary (516)485-9200 MMR.I. D: roe MMCTT MI ASIA CHARLIE SEXTON Assr. PD: CINDY BAILER A "frozen" list indicates that a ROGER MLr T HOOTERS " TTPPB" D. DE MIS M AMM ENTER FRIJHPNIN ROBERT R CHARLIE SLEIGH PHANTOM, LOCKER DLL`F6GOSA` PALMER ñ0: GARY Toe WeR MARILYN MARTIN PETE RM agars Maim. WiC[s ILLER ae+ current report was not received, PARSONS PROF RINGST6EN ROCKY OUTFIELD BRUCE a PHIL COLLINS JOHN COUGAR MELL.IMI 'V PETTY ACADEMY ACADEMY COUGAR and last week's rotations were in- JOE LYNNNN TURNER MR. NESTER° INS """" SIMPLE RINDS LwaASOE TAM`" Mx [ELL.. MIL COLLINS DELNM TT SCOTERS °" t`"MMGp3MD,sé`"a PAXTRAr IAM"ely. RATE Bosx WRKUDsnbu ' nM 22 [TER FRG NON MIRE a THE KEG... RUS chided in the data base. NiAa L THEE AG.Im :ACE TO FACE s,ou[SIE a EAT BENATAR TOM PETTY P"PP" (2031775.1212 mH"eErrY IMPPLE MIMES 2. IOY RS (m STEVIE NICKS TWISTEDN THINS MORMON YTWIx HEART CULT (nl IRON EAGLE ROGEROGSR DALTREY NTWxeeOFXMTTIrI PS STEVIE M TWISTED SISTER THOMPSON TWINS TOM PETTY MD. AAR"aV[MC OBERT P JIENIIY BARNES DREAM AAGDMY TOWMSX[MDGA STING Light Y WALL Or VOODOO JOHN COUGAR ME RUSH RE STRAITS ROCKY IV SIMPLE S PARALLELS Stations arrang- LL ' TO°M PETTY BANGLES =Gorr] POLITY, HOOTERS BON JOVI ASpny - MCe TOPACI Medium O RUSH WEZXIScranton O1NGO BOIHGO IRE a THE MECH... UIFI EL° ed by market size, according to Ar- " P JORN COUGAR NELL,. TALK TALK MR. MISTER CHARLIE SEXTON ú[cxca c HAMS PETERRCA PRAMPTOx IXRS (717)961-1842 BIG A IO Dr ITS E TOP (M LADOS ` USV CRS OE °NOISE "G OM PATTY I (RI un bitron's MSA population figures. ROGER Da rMY AEROSmTH RUSH FU DAVE K sHEND (I11 RONEEAGLE HD EL "FUEGOS PARSONS PRO[ Parallel One 1,000,000t. SI5pUIMI`" PINEGL`OUNG GMNIEA HEART INNS ALAN PARSONS PROM pETC TPMSHMD DIVINE/LS STEVIE NICKS PASTIS? TEARS FOR FEARS - ARCADIA STARSHIP"`A ` Parallel Two ALAN LOV[RBOT Re .THE MECH... 200,000- 1.000,000 SIMPLE MINDS ROBERT PALMEA 3RDS TALKING HEADS DC7011Washington, EAAsxuL CRSNSNAW WHTFIYOrk Aux"BI" MRSON6 PROD[ STEVIE NICKS CURE ,M QUICKSILVERVER Parallel Three. under R 'O T"BENATAA 200,000. DC a Ace TO Mace PAT BM Aa HART (7171266 -66 Pere ` Medium Light T'A PETE TpINSHE"° WALL OF VOODOO "m G (202ß28 -9932 SSEXT MIKE OnDAY TALKING MEADS JOSERCOY ó Stations at a significantg ratingsg dis- PA"T ",eNATAP TOP ` g TWISTED ° B CHARLIECXA RLto SEXTONs MD 0 PECK(: NODE JOHN COUGAR [ELL.. HOODOO MG IRON MILE MR. MISTER ECHO A HORSEMEN ROCKY IV JOV US advantage to their in-format comp- ASST. D. PB.J. CORM JOVE R MASTIC WHYS BON TWINS BANGLES PETER OUTFIELD R cMeNe3 Im CRUGOOE etitor(s) are lower 2 TOPY(m assigned a Nara- TNT"" P PION ó%A;ó; BRONSRI EAT ASIA r é":NG a OPUS OPUS PHANTOM, ROCKER .. BOYS DOX'T CRY Rel. FOIMdt u. 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Mellencamp Dionne 8 Friends John C. Melencamp Dionne Arcadia Mr. Mister CHR ADDS & HOTS Arcadia Whitney Houston Billy Ocean Cars Survivor Tom Petty TX KSMB /LahyeM, LA KEZB /El Paso. TX KBFM/M5AHBtB4OwnsW1NA MICKEY THOMAS BSXIUPerkenNng WV WOMM1FMJWheNing WV Hottest: Soon Seweew Haney/SImon MkIrN Cnw PNOI DeMNN FontRtlStawett MIKE L THE MECHAN EAST 2-1 MARILYN MARTIN CARS JAMES BROWN 3-2 PHIL COLLINS SLY PDX none DAN SEALS PARALLEL JOHN COUGAR Idyl MR. MISTER E JOHN COUGAR CARS Hottest: -4 JOHN FIVE STAR PAUL MCCARTNEY 11-6 COUGAR MD'S'S ARCADIA DIONNE a FRIENDS 1 -1 SLY FOX (dp) PARALLEL TWO THREE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY WHITNEY HOUSTON 19 -11 RIO ROBERT TEPPER LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 ROBERT ER ABC ROBERT PALMER Op) WFBO/Altowr. PA ELTON JOHN EDDIE MURPHY 3-0 Hottest:E KOTZ FM/Amsdllo, TX ARCADIA SIMPLE MINDS MARILYN MARTIN JELLYBEAN 4-4 SCRITTI POLITTI PA RI JELLYBEAN 4 -3 01001AINntow, R61041PrwMente. Sees. Kekey SADE Ottest: LISA LISA 6-6 Keith Montgomery Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON 7 -4 OaeNinWolMUrsw Jonathan Mon! HOOTERS STEVIE NICKS 1 -1 DIRE STRAITS 5 -3 CARE SASE 19-13 SIMPLE MINDS GRACE JONES DIONNE I FRIENDS 11-3 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN -5 JOHN COUGAR WANS.FMIOreerMNe, SC STARSHIP 25 -18 MARILYN MARTIN 10 QUARTERFIASH RED DECKER 6 CO. CARS STEVIE WONDER 17 -9 WHAM! 12 -6 MARILYN MARTIN BALTIMORA 34-24 ATLANTIC STARR (dp) JOHN COUGAR ARCADIA (dp) JOHN MILES MR. MISTER 25 -13 Tommy Smith MIAMI SOUND BACHI ATLANTIC STARR SLY FOX (dpl 9-7 ARCADIA BALTIMORA dpi Hottest: STARSHIP 27 -15 MR. MISTER 11 -8 ARETNA FRANKLIN CARS KXIOWNBBhONN. TN ROBERT TEPPER SAM HARRIS rvINYLS (dpi STEVIE NICKS 1 -1 ROBERT TEPPER Idp) JOHN COUGAR (dpi SAM HARRIS CARS INBS BRYAN ADAMS 2 -2 WFXXhVINNmspoR PA CookIFOR CHARLIE SEXTON (dp) HARRIS DAN SEALS 0101 1MMNNNn, MS tOM PETTY (dp) JOVEREOS EDDIE MURPHY 3 -3 SAM Hottest: MIneMSbettan INAS HARILYN MARTIN JOHN COUGAR (dp) WHITNEY HOUSTON 8 -7 ROBERT PALMER Idpl ELO David Edney DIONNE L FRIENDS 1-1 Hottest: JOHN COUGAR TOM PETTY run STAR Idp) MELI'SA MORGAN MR. MISTER 17 -8 INES none WHITNEY HOUSTON 11 -6 STEVIE WONDER 2-1 SIMPLE MINDS SCRITTI POLITTI Hottest: NIGHT RANGER JOHN COUGAR H ottest: PAUL MCCARTNEY 14 -9 OIOMNE FRIENDS 3 -2 TOM PETTY PETER FRAMPTON Idp) DIONNE a FRIENDS 1-1 CHICAGO REARS SRS WGAN/Po.WM ME CARS 4 EDDIE MURPHY 4-4 LIONEL RICHIE 2 -2 NR. MISTER 27 -12 WHAM! 6-4 CARS ARCADIA Hottest: LOVE RROY DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 6 -6 NICKS JAMES BROWN 21 -13 FekonI/O'NeH NICHT RANGER 7-6 OPUS Hottest: STEVIE 3-3 RED DECKER e CO. U -1 ARCADIA A -HA 9 -9 DREAM ACADEMY 6-4 PAUL MCCARTNEY 10 -7 CHICAGO BEARS SNU DIONNE L FRIENDS 8-1 MR. MISTER I3 -11 /Bangor, ME TOM PETTY Hottest: WHAM( 15-15 WHITNEY HOUSTON 11 -11 11 WOUY Hottest: WHAM! 7-3 MIAMI SOUND MAGNI -12 PETER FRAMPTON DIONNE a FRIENDS 1-1 MIAMI SOUND MACHI 17-17 WCKNIGreerWNe, SC DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 2-1 SHEILA E. 18 -13 Roberts/Wwweent JOIN COUGAR STEVIE WONDER 8-4 B ILLY OCEAN 17-6 PAUL MCCARTNEY 9 -5 N IGHT RANGER 12 -7 WZOU/BOBtwN A -MA 19 -15 ARCADIA BILLY OCEAN 11 -7 Jackson/Mean KNOE- FM/MMroe. LA JOHN COUGAR MR. MISTER 16-10 23 -B STING MHITNBY HOUSTON 14 -9 DREW ACADEMY MeKey/Cuder MARILYN MARTIN ROOTERS STARSHIP 19 -14 Knghte.CN' NY CURE (dp) JAMES BROWN 16 -10 OELRoeheet«, ARCADIA MARILYN MARTIN JAMES BRONN 23 -16 none MASS (dp) WKSFIAMeWY, NC ARETHA FRANKLIN Hottest: Stevens Marner TOM PETTY DEVON SQUARE CHICAGO BEARS SNU ARETHA John Steworw ABC nOne JAMES BROWN FRANKLIN SCRITTI POLITTI ELO Y107/NohaIIN, TN ATLANTIC STARR PETER FRAMPTON Hottest: DAN SEALS (dp) ABC St JolMdPeece THOMPSON TWINS TOM PETTY Hottest: SLY FOB WVSIt/Cherleetor4 WV DIONNE 6 FRIENDS 1 -1 CAMS SIMPLE MINDS Hottest: PETE TONHERLES 2 -1 Nottest: DAN SEALS (dp) 13eeey/14Ampton RR. MISTER 7 -3 Hottest: JOHN COUGAR SURVIVOR 4 -1 DIRE STRAITS 6 -4 LIONEL RICHIE 1 -1 JOSH COUGAR DREAM ACADEMY 15 -7 DIONNE t FRIENDS 1-1 ROBERT TEPPER B RUCE SPRINGSTEEN 8-3 WHAM) 14 -8 DIORITE 6 FRIENDS 2 MARILYN MARTIN SHEILA E. COREY HART 16 -8 DREAM ACADEMY 10-6 -2 TOM PETTY STEVIE NICKS 13 -5 WHITNEY HOUSTON 22 -17 SERILA E. 7-3 TOM PETTY EE TOP STAREHIP 25-14 WHITNEY HOUSTON 14 -9 CHARLIE SEXTON STEVIE WONDER 12 -7 JAMES DROWN 27 -20 STARR 25 -10 Hottest: JOHN COUGAR BANES BROWN 19 -11 ATLANTIC TALK TALK (dpi BILLY OCEAN 15 -8 TON PETTY BMXY /ReohesHM, NY R, MISTER 26 -13 BILLY OCEAN 16-11 DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 1 -I ALDO NOVA (dp) ELO LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 Hottest: Tom Mitchel WZONIB.Ipor, ME KWESIOdeemBABldNnd. TX DAN SEALS BITYX/Jecksert MS PAUL MCCARTNEY 4 -3 WHITNEY HOUSTON 14-7 EDDIE MURPHY TOM PETTY Terry Perkka NR. MISTER 14 -10 STARPOINT 15 -11 John City Abel/Crewe ATLANTIC STARR D-24 ROBERT PALMER CARS DREAM ACADEMY 20 -15 CHARLIE SEXTON (dpi Hottest` ARCADIA ATLANTIC STARR SADE STARSHIP 32-22 PETER FRAMPTON WRNOINeW OrNens. LA SLY FOX (dp) DIONNE FRIENDS 2 -I LOVERBOY BALTIMORA ATLANTIC STARR 39 -27 ARCADIA COUGAR BANGLES (dp) STEVIE NICKS 3-2 ONES (dP) JOHN Casb11OIW.tklw TEARS FOR (dp) JOHN COUGAR 9ottentt PEARS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 11 -8 RORER? TEPPER WJAD/BBMMpe, GA TOM PETTY (dpi MIAMI ROBERT PALMER LIONEL RICHIE 1 -1 BILLY OCEAN 13-9 Rettest; EROBK.Ry H ottest: Hottest: PARALLEL TWO STEVIE NICKS 4-2 JOHN COUGAR BILLY OCEAN 17 -12 DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 1-1 PAUL MCCARTNEY 4-1 TONNE 4 FRIENDS 5 -1 DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 7 ARCADIA BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 2-2 -3 JOHN COUGAR STARPOINT 3-2 SURVIVOR 6 -3 STRAITS 8-4 TOI PETTY KIOIIEMM PA MIAMI SOUND MORI 3 -3 DIRE KLO JAMES 19 -10 WHAM: 11-6 SURVIVOR 14-7 BANGLES BROWW B IB Slrnnon MR. MISTER 15 -6 WSBO/AUpete. GA WBCY /ChaNOtek NC TOM PETTY SHEILA E. 14 -11 PAUL MCCARTNEY 13 -B DAN SEALS ARCADIA DREAM ACADEMY 16-7 BRUME SPRINGSTEEN More Stevens BM Meran WHITNEY HOUSTON 22-13 PHIL COLLINS 15-1 WOUTIJeMSw. City, TN ROBERT PALMER ROBERT TIPPER JOAN COUGAR WOFM($GI CbdY. NY ROBERT TEPPER HEART Potts HotteRtt PETER FRAMPTON WPFM/Pa Mme City. FL VAGT/Ileth ME M* 2-1 FORCE MD'S ARCADIA (dp) THOMPSON TWINS DIRE STRAITS SLY FOI Tom Prkw HOOTERS SURVIVOR 3-2 Jeff DPHN E I» Bob Anderson TOM PETTY (dp) HOOTERS ROBERT PALMER (dp) FREDDIE JACKSON STEVIE NICKS 4 -3 ROBERT PALMER JOHN COUGAR JOHN COUGAR (dp) ARETHA FRANKLIN Hottest: ELO FREDDIE JACKSON MCCARTNEY 6 -4 E ettest: MIAMI SOUND MACHI Rottest: Hottest: JOHN COUGAR PAUL DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 2 -1 QUARYERFLASH ATLANTIC STARR MARILYN MARTIN SPRINGSTEEN 9-6 EDDIE MURPHY 2-1 ABC BILLY OCEAN 8 -1 SURVIVOR 1-1 BRUCE SURVIVOR 3 -2 READY FOR THE NOR B ANGLES ROBERT TEPPER BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 30-2 DIVIRYLS (dp) JAMES BROWN 11-6 WHAM! 4 -2 (dp) BILLY OCEAN 5-4 ROBERT TEPPER INES B FL OI 7-3 STING SADE 14 -9 BILLY OCEAN 7 -4 Hottet: JICWOekndo, MR. MISTER 26-19 ROGER DALTREY ELO DIONNE 4 3-2 MIKE a THE MECHAN 16-4 ARCADIA (dpi WHITNEY HOUSTON 15 -10 B RUCE SPRINGSTEEN 14-8 FRIENDS Thorts*.Wright JAMES BROWN 27-20 JOHN COUGAR ROBERT TEPPER DIRE STRAITS 4 -3 S ILLY OCEAN 13 -6 Hottest: SHEILA E. 20 -15 WHITNEY HOUSTON 11 -9 Hottest: JOHN COUGAR WHITNEY ROUST. 24 -15 CHICAGO BEAKS SITU WOIDIBBw(L MS DIONNE 6 FRIENDS 1 -1 Hottest: DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 1-1 NC EE TOP 36-29 JOIN COUGAR WERE/EBBW NN STEVIE RICKS 2 -2 KNFVAusdn. TX WIIOOIChrlmq CRNNNChMe6Bplsr PAUL MCCARTNEY 7 -4 SURVIVOR 2-1 MIAMI SOUND MACRI 38 -30 FORCE MD'S SURVIVOR 5 -3 MR, MISTER Ilickw'BWYIBNINF WNW! 9-5 J., Brady M -3 RkhrdMEMntds TOM PETTY ATLANTIC STARR PAUL MCCARTNEY 6-4 STARSHIP 10 -4 JAMES BROWN 11-6 ARCADIA ARCADIA LOVERBOY WOKUKreRWN, TN JENNIFER RUSH SIMPLE MINDS (dp) MR. MISTER 19 -11 SHEILA E. -6 SLY FOI 37+27 CARS 14 SLY FOB MARILYN MARTIN ARETHA FRANKLIN Hottest: STING 24 -12 JON. COUGAR JOHN COUGAR Hot ten t: B ILLY OCEAN 18 -13 BMISynaw, NY ELO WXLINiwnoke. VA TOM PETTY DAN SEALS DAN SEALS JOSH COUGAR DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 1-1 W HITNEY HOUSTON 22 -17 OPUS LAW/Dune. 107CIRIBeekely, WV JOHN COUGAR FORCE MD'S TOM PETTY B ILLY OCEAN 9 -6 COREY HART 24 -18 Don O'Sha Hottest: ILO WHITNEY HOUSTON 12-9 JELLYBEAN DAN SEALS ROBERT TEPPER Bob epereee CARS 27 -11 ELO Hottest: STEVIE MICRE 2-1 SAM HARRIS SHEILA E. 17-11 MR. MISTER 28 ALDO NOVA (dp) SCRITTI POLITTI ARCADIA -22 TOM PETTY SURVIVOR 5 -3 OIHGO SOIN00 (dp) SLY FOX 29-19 DIVINYLS CARS ELO DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 2-1 JOHN COUGAR BILLY OCEAN 6-4 SLY FOX (dp) WJZRICharlotN, NC SW HARRIS ARCADIA ATLANTIC STARR SURVIVOR 4 -3 EDDIE MURPHY MR. MISTER WHAM) B-6 ARCADIA Notteer MELI'SA MORGAN ISLET, JASPER, IS 13-6 Y10111OINMO. FL B ob Chryger THOMPSON TWINS MCCARYHEY WHITNEY WHITNEY HOUSTON 10-8 Nottest: PAUL 5-1 ELO Hottest: HOUSTON 19 -9 Hottest: 16 DREAM ACADEMY 20 DIONNE a FRIENDS 2 -1 SMtYJSMN ROBERT TEPPER STARSHIP -12 1H55 (dp) CHICAGO BEARS SHU 10 -1 -10 XLYMXX 8 -2 DREAM ACADEMY 20-15 WSKZJCh.t noope. TN STEVIE WONDER 5-2 JOHN COUGAR MR. MISTER 10 -4 Hottest: SURVIVOR 4-3 ARCADIA MR. MISTER 21 -18 WFMPIBeton LA MIAMI SOUND MACHT 9 -6 ELO SURVIVOR 5-1 B ILLY OCEAN 6 -5 Roeg. Chow/Scott JOHN COUGAR STARSHIP 13 -8 MARILYN MARTIN 40-29 WHAM( 12 -10 TOM PETTY M ANI 3-2 BALTIMORE 19 -9 Rke/Ahysen INBS WHITNEY HOUSTON 16-14 SIMPLE MINDS MIKE a TSE RECLAM 16-13 SAM HARRIS ANGLES 36-25 STEVIE NICKS 7-3 STARSHIP 26 -20 JENNIFER HOLLIDAY (dp) B JAMIES H OOTERS HOOTERS WTIC-FM /Hartfon, CT MR. MISTER 20 -7 BROWN MELI'SA MORGAN DREAM ACADEMY INES WFMUL.eXbgSO4 KY Hottest: W& &IWeet STEVIE WONDER 16-8 EBX%X/BNHHnptwt VT Hottest: Z10216.eMneh, GA g SHEILA E. JOHN COUGAR Fos/Jansen MIAMI SOUND MCNI 5-3 STEVIE NICKS 2 MARILYN MARTIN -1 SommrsIMoßrknd LOVERBOY WPSTITrenton NJ Rob Poulin ELTON JOHN FORCE MD'S 18-10 MR. MISTER 15 -8 JOHN COUGAR Hottest: Hottest: QUARTERFLA5M WHITNEY HOUSTON 18-9 Torn Teylw TOM PETTY SLY FOX 21 -12 ROBERT TEPPER DIONNE FRIENDS 1 DIOMNE 4 PRIENDS 3 -1 ELO DIRE STRAITS 4 BANGLES JOHN COUGAR a -1 STARSHIP 36 -22 -13 JOHN COUGAR STEVIE WICKS 2 -2 EDDIE MURPHY ATLANTIC STARR 24-16 Hottest: JOHN COUGAR CARS PAUL MCCARTNEY 11-4 ATLANTIC STARR 38 -31 INNS B ILLY OCEAN 30 -6 HARRIS JAMES BROWN 4 -1 LOVERBOY MIAMI SOUND MACHI 15 -10 SM ARETHA FRANKLIN EVELYN KING WHITNEY HOUSTON 12-9 ALDO NOVA WCOO/ColomNN. OA SHEILA E. 2-2 MARILYN MARTIN WHITNEY HOUSTON 18 -13 DREAM ACADEMY ROBERT PALMER (dp) MR. MISTER 20 -10 JOHN COUGAR BBZIR.NIgh. NC BILLY OCEAN 13-7 TOM PETTY STARSHIP 22 -18 Ralph CaROS Hottest: ARCADIA (dp) ROBERT PALMER (dp) DNonWOunOan ATLANTIC STARR 17 -14 ROBERT TEPPER DIONNE I FRIENDS 1 -1 ELO Rompe. LA WNOK-FM /ColurnbN. SC CARS JOHN COUGAR STARSHIP 25-20 Hottest: W002/Beton SHEILA E. WHITNEY HOUSTON 30 -3 DIVINYLS (dp) ARCADIA DIONNE FRIENDS MkhaN Adens HsmNtdla Comb. JOHN COUGAR SAM HARRIS (dp) BILLY OCEAN 11-4 a 1-1 BANGLES SLY FOX SCRITTI POLITTI WAMX/Hundngto, WV SURVIVOR 6 -3 Hottest: ABC JAMES BROWN 13 -9 HEART ALISRA (dp) Hottest: ARCADIA 15 -10 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 18 -8 JAMES BRONN 4 -1 SIMPLE MINDS BALTIMORA Robinson/Collin. INES (dp) DIONNE a FRIENDS 1-1 TON PETTY MR. MISTER 20-13 OCEAN 7-4 COREY HART LOVERBOY SIMPLE MINDS FORCE MD'S MIAMI SOUND MACHI 17-15 SLY FOB (dp) HEART DREAM ACADEMY 27 -17 NIGHTBILLY RANGER 9-7 ISLET, JASPER, IS JOIN COUGAR JOHN COUGAR STARSHIP 27 -24 ROBERT TEPPER (dp) LOVERBOY MA. MISTER 14 -12 Hottest: Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY SNEtrA E. 28 -25 OPUS Idp) WGLFR.INh8.R... FL ROBERT TEPPER O 10.E 4 FRIENDS 2 -1 WRCK/Utke. NY STARSHIP 20 -14 ARCADIA (dp) ATLANTIC 36 -29 Nottest: THOMPSON TWINS SURVIVOR 5-1 STARR 9 RItk! JEFF PARIS PAUL MCCARTNEY -5 Sp.nkMe (NOS JIm RITE DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 6 -2 (dp) STARSHIP 19-14 LIONEL RICHIE 1 -I WIKZJChamb.esbup, PA Hottest: AR TOM PETTY JOHN COUGAR BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 6 -4 KKYKJLINM Rock. MR. MISTER 23 -18 DIONNE a FRIENDS B -2 SIMPLE MINDS ATLANTIC STARR 10-8 STEVIE WONDER 7-6 JOIN COUGAR PETER FRAMPTON MBttMWWANNender PAUL MCCARTNEY 10 -6 Mark McCain MIRE THE ECHAN D -22 ABC (dp) MR. MISTER STARSHIP 13-11 OCEAN 11-7 CARS ABC SIMPLE MINDS 21-14 JOHN COUGAR DREAM ACADEMY 17-13 SADE BIYLL 13 -9 SLY FOX TOM PETTY JOHN COUGAR WRVOIRkhmond. VA ARCADIA MIKE a THE MECHAN 28 -18 STARSRIP Hottest: ARCADIA CARS KZZBIBrumont TX SLY FOX (dp) THOMPSON TWINS 26 -19 Hottest: L.wWPeyne KISR/FL Sin" AR ROBERT TEPPER SURVIVOR 3 -1 ALDO NOVA HXS (dp) Jerry LowMe DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 2 Hottest: WHAM) 7-5 Mottest: ROBERT TEPPER -1 STING Rick Hayes WZLDJCeWmbie, SC SURVIVOR 7 -2 DIONNE 4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 9-6 SURVIVOR 1-1 ARCADIA STING SIMPLE MINOS FRIENDS 1 -1 ELO BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 9 -3 JOHN COUGAR 4 JAMES BROWN 14-10 JAMES BROWN 11-6 Hottest: HerAng/Me.h Hottest: SURVIVOR -2 ROBERT TEPPER (dp) WHAM! 12 -9 ABC B ALTIMORA 12-8 DREAM ACADEMY 19-12 WHAM! 10 -7 WHAM! 4 -2 DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 2 -1 ARCADIA IRIS BILLY OCEAN 22 -10 TOM PETTY WHITNEY HOUSTON 19 -10 MR. MISTER -9 WHITNEY HOUSTON 17 -7 LIONEL RICHIE 1 -2 INNS (dp) READY FOR TREMOR ARCADIA STARPOINT 22 MIKE THE MECHAN16 13 -10 BILLY OCEAN 15-8 SHEILA E. 4 -3 -14 WKEE/HondnOton, WV JOHN COUGAR LOVERBOY W LRSILooknA . KV SLY FOX SHEILA E. 23 -16 WHAM! 5-4 TON PETTY (dp) ARETNA FRANKLIN Hottest: KNIN/Wkhi5. TX MNNr/Swenn WKRZ.FMJWINas.Bsrre, PA ATLANTIC STARR 34-21 Knight/Lyons SADE 14 -30 Fell. Hottest: JOHN COUGAR JAMS BROWN 11 -1 Am Rising ELO Beek/Key ROBERT TEPPER SLY FOX 4 -1 HOOTERS KTUXJShrweport. lA BILLY OCEAN 7 -4 SIMPLE MINDS WZYO/Frededck. MD TOM PETTY FREDDIE JACKSON WHAM( 5 -4 CHICAGO BEAKS SITU SURVIVOR 9 -7 SHEILA E. INNS SCRITTI POLITTI John Ste*. WHITNEY HOUSTON JOHN COUGAR Kanonebl Joe SADE 7 -6 JOHN COUGAR 16 -10 ARCADIA JOHN COUGAR WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: ROBERT TEPPER CHICAGO BEARS SOU D -24 HOOTERS CURE (dp) TOM PETTY 13 -9 ARCADIA OPUS ATLANTIC STARR 27 SURVIVOR 9 -2 LOVERBOY CARS CARE ELO -20 ISLEY, JASPER, IS ELO WHAM! 10-6 ATLANTIC STARR (dp) AL SIMPLE MINDS LOVERBOY (NXS THOMPSON TWINS 01000.dsden. Hottest: Op. AL BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 14 -7 Rottet: MARILYN MARTIN ABC ATLANTIC STARR WAPI1BIrminpham. STING DesN/St John SURVIVOR 4 -I DREAM ACADEMY 14-14 FRIENDS 1-1 JOHN COUGAR SIMPLE MINDS DAN SEALS St John/Wood DIONNE 4 JOHN COUGAR STEVIE ONDER 5 -2 SLY FOX 30 -25 11 -4 MIAMI SOUND MACHI DAN SEALS ARCADIA (dp) Hottest: BILLY OCEAN PETER FRAMPTON (dpl WHAM! 7 -3 ATLANTIC STARR MR. MISTER 17 -7 DAN (dpl STING ATLANTIC STARR Hottest: STEVIE NICKS 3 -1 URA/Corpus Chided, TX SEALS BILLY OCEAN E -4 JOHN COUGAR MIAMI SOUND BACHI 18-8 JOHN COUGAR (dp) LOVERBOY DIONNE A FRIENDS 4 -1 JOHN COUGAR 5 -3 RENE t ANGELA PAUL MCCARTNEY 8-5 Hottest: Ginsburg/Tucker STARSHIP 33 -20 ARCADIA Hottest: SURVIVOR 8 -3 SURVIVOR 8-6 TALK TALK SURVIVOR 1 -1 SAM HARRIS DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 1 -1 WHAM( 7 -5 PAUL MCCARTNEY 9-7 EDDIE MURPHY WLAN:FM /lanwter, PA DIONNE FRIENDS 2 -2 JAMES BRONN TOM PETTY SURVIVOR 5 -2 DREAM ACADEMY 15-13 MR. MISTER 20-11 4 ROBERT TEPPER BILLY OCEAN 12 -7 STARSHIP DAN SEALS (dp) WHAM: 8 -4 DNmondiC.MIN. MR. MISTER 20 -18 FMIOWASen dRA TN Hottest: MR. MISTER 11-10 SADE ROBERT TEPPER (dp) BARBRA STREISAND 36 -27 NY DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 1 -1 FREDDIE JACKSON OK10011ehaw, WHITNEY HOUSTON 17 DEMME John/Conley Hottest: MIAMI SOUND BACHI 32 -12 STEVIE NICKS 5 -2 -28 LOVERBOY WTLOJWIIke.B.m. PA NMRenAnA ns Hottest: 3-2 JAMES BROWN 6 -3 SURVIVOR EL TOP AL MIAMI SOUND JPCHI 2-1 ATLANTIC STARR WHSL/WIlmington, NC Smnh(T.ndles KXX10MBMmMpham, SLY FOX 15 -6 JAMES BROWN 10 -3 THOMPSON TWINS J OHN COUGAR DIONNE a FRIENDS 5 -3 SIMPLE MINDS ARCADIA NONJB.INY MIAMI SOUND MACHI 20-15 SHEILA E. 8 -4 Stewae/8tone DAN SEALS PHIL COLLINS WHAM! 6 -4 JOHN COUGAR WHAM! JOHN COUGAR FORCE MD'S Hottest: 13 -7 Hottest: MIAMI SOUND MCNI D ORE STRAITS 8 -5 WKZUWInHtoSS.Nm. NC ATLANTIC STARR 25 -16 BANGLES BANGLES ELO DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 4 -2 DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 2 -1 HOOTERS WHITNEY HOUSTON 10 -6 SLY FOX TOM PETTY ROBERT PALMER MR. MISTER 19 -15 Finney /Joseph SURVIVOR 7 -3 MARILYN MARTIN FL ELO CARS Hottest: A -NA 22 -16 WYKSIG.pwoIII. MISTER 17 -8 JOHN COUGAR WDCG/DurhamR.NNk NC MICKEY THOMAS QUARTERFLASH (dpi JOHN CAPFERTY 3-1 STARSHIP 31-22 JOHN COUGAR Lou Pebkk WHITNEY HOUSTON 14 -9 TOM PETTY CARS JOHN MILES (dpi DIANA ROSS 4 -3 EdWRnH/Wrght THOMPSON TWINS 34 -26 CARS JAMES MOR. 24 -13 Hotta.: ONUS JOHN COUGAR ROBIN GIBS (dp) NIGHT RANGER 8 -4 ARCADIA ARETHA FRANKLIN DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 1-1 JOHN COUGAR ARETHA FRANKLIN Hottest: EDDIE 'MURPHY 11-6 WAB&FNVMobiN, AL SHEILA E. KC1011New Hewn. CT SURVIVOR 6 -2 ABC ROBERT TEPPER Hottest: DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 1 -1 DREAM ACADEMY 15 -10 JOIN COUGAR STING Ryb.k PAUL MCCARTNEY 8-6 FnmlFWler TOM PETTY SURVIVOR 3 -1 SW BILLY OCEAN 3 -3 ARCADIA BILLY OCEAN 13 -9 ATLANTIC STARR SLY FOX Idp) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 5-2 SLY FOX 4 -4 WKNUOpasn CNY, MD Hottest: HEART B ALTIMORE (dp) JOHN COUGAR WHITNEY HOUSTON 15 -10 Hottest: Sottest: STEVIE NICKS 6 -3 STING 29 -B SURVIVOR 2 -1 HOOTERS (dpi SIMPLE MINDS Jock GONn SURVIVOR 3 -1 B ILLY OCEAN 13 -7 MR. MISTER 20 -11 SIMPLE MINDS SURVIVOR 2-1 ELTON JOHN WSIOUChaleRWRA SC STEVIE NICKS 4 -3 (dpl SADE 10-5 M. MISTER 22 -10 SIMPLE MINDS B RUCE SPRINGSTEEN 5 -4 JOHN COUGAR STEVIE NICKS 3 -2 LOVEREOS A -HA 9 -6 O10WNk, PA JOKE COUGAR PNHIpeWen Hottest: BILLY OCEAN 17-4 (NXS B ILLY OCEAN 6 -5 WHITNEY HOUSTON 18 -8 WVB6/W8m4pnn. NC ARCADIA MIAMI MR. MISTER 12 -5 WHITNEY NEWTON 19-11 Hottest: 88b Space JOHN COUGAR 9-6 BALTIMORA 16 -9 TON PETTY MIRE a THE MECHAN 1H-13 MR. MISTER 21 -14 Fred Allen DIONNC I FRIENDS 1 -1 ARCADIA SURVIVOR SHEILA E. BANGLES KAMZ/EI Paso, TX WHITNEY HOUSTON 17-14 6 -2 ATLANTIC STARS SCRITTI POLITT! (dp) WZYPINuMSWW. AL none M. MISTER 19-13 OUARTERFLASR SRN. Owers STARSHIP 23-20 Hottest: SIMPLE MINDS FORCE MD'S (dpi JAMES BROWN 20 -14 CARS Hottest: SHEILA E. 24 -21 KBBBPIKNp mum! 6-6 IAMI ARETMA FRANKLIN ELO BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN SOUND BACHI 25 -17 SLY FOX 2 -1 PARALLEL INNS PAUL MCCARTHEY 8 -8 LI TOP (dp) H ottest: STARER IP WHHYfi1WMOntWomaV. AL WHITNEY HOUSTON 6 -4 ELO SURVIVOR 12 -12 WSPK/POUghaesp&. NY Hottest: STEVIE NICKS 2-1 MAURICE WHITE NIGHT RANGER STARPOINT 14 -7 Alen DuPrNet SAM HARRIS Idp. 17 -17 DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 1-1 SURVIVOR 5 -1 CRAM KHAN THREE D.yIwVWNI BILLY OCEAN 15 -10 JOHN COUGAR STARSHIP 30 -10 WHAM! 3 -2 B RUCE SPRINGSTEEN 9 -5 Mottet: ARCADIA ATLANTIC STARR 21 -16 TOM PETTY BILLY OCEAN 7 -4 BILLY OCEAN 14 -8 MIAMI SOUND MACM3 3 -1 SIMPLE MINDS KFMMAMNne, TX PHYLLIS NELSON OPUS WHITNEY HOUSTON 13 -10 WHITNEY HOUSTON 16 -10 STARPOINT 5 -4 LOVERBOY CARS Dom Torn SLY PDX OREAN ACADEMY 16 -12 ALISMA 27 -6 TOM PETTY ROBERT TEPPER CARS GRACE JONES (dp) JOHN COUGAR SHEILA E. 24 -8 SHEILA E. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN D-19 Hottest: JOHN COUGAR ARCADIA QUARTERPLASH ARCADIA Hottest. CHARLIE DIONNE a FRIENDS 6-1 SEXTON DAVID PACK DREAM ACADEMY 1-1 INIS Music Key: (DP) indicates the song is getting play dur- STEVIE NICKS 5-2 ARETHA WHAM: 5 -3 Hottest: SURVIVOR 7 -4 FRANKLIN BILLY OCEAN 13-6 ELO MR. MISTER 12 -8 DIONNE 4 FRIENDS 1 -1 ing certain parts of the day and /or night. (RA)' indicates WHITNEY HOUSTON 18 -9 ROBERT PALMER SHEILA E. 21-17 B ILLY OCEAN 17-11 ROGER OALTREY Lx TOP 19-25 MR. MISTER 24 -15 the song was dropped from the playlist then'readded. 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IS-15 O 107 4-16 rig -al 1/441 8-40 21-s2 715 1-2 2106 3-6 ULM 15-11 National Summary ás 77-16 ñ M 28101 2201 71-73 ROAM 1126 nn I0u 0102 27-12 143 2-1 1101 1-1 2225 35-70 SUS IS -17 1-1 12178 on na 14-11 K 2. 28-16 ens 6-33 1 111 24.72 11442 7-7 MVO 1120 2121 71-32 Up Number of stations moving 2224 71-77 21112 1 -1 2128 51 - 115103 15-15 O7107 17-17 ROO 37-77 1/220 If-17 11.224 1-2 5-1 2.2 40-32 111.042 17-20 1171 4-22 22011 13-20 2121 M37 MTN 17-14 MM tá ü UM On it up on the charts NO011 70-11 O 122 17-10 O12 24-14 11202 mt 13-1 sm 21a 5 IMO 10 11107 1-1 WIND 4-77 MOT 70-16 Ai ta Number of stations 1221 24-11 MOT 10-11 1.20211 1120412 -21 WWI 4-21 1010 1-1 Dalto20 - ROW 12-I1 _a i5a'"ri= 11111 KIM Ira 77.11 i 1-1 1122 4-3 tui debuting the song this week. 112121 12-111 22-73 .3 2 20014-10 21,1 71-15 170 1-3 MST s0.á MI 7-5 550 2210 26-21 0100 ri HAW 2-31 an 114 17-13 WM 11.44 39-74 SHAM. 0100 4-31 Same 4 - Number of stations report- 1104 )1-75 2212 40-30 1210 21112 77-70 .210 111-11 (ULU 20-16 X01129. 1 -1 2241 1-1 :.m): l s°nloa 44-1-1 2200 17-77 F325 2097 O M 77-37 0103 26-241 NMI 18-12 MUM. 14-21 1212 1-7 :1p súóon ing no movement this HOT 20-15 1101 40-77 2105 17-11 27101 17-14 200 H-24 E EO. 4-40 sle 22-24 11721 12-12 10922 17-13 O 2 12-6 » 1122 7-6 WM 15-10 22.1 221117 2122 11214122 11-21 11 -If ` 0.`040 i-i week. (On to On, Add 4-78 2-75 22.6 77-34 nun 41-5 22-16 H OLM hgi5-12 2.12 30-34 111 22 on 2121 17, O 011/2 24-20 1121C 114 1-4 1.21011 31-10 20.4 77-30 2220 17-12 24-77 9920 14-14 010 6-2 amoo O 111 2-17 to On, 31-31, etc.) 2128 IS-74 121211 26-10 2C101 4-71 X212 20-27 2104 9-1 14114 12-14 IS 4-77 100 On 11.02 en 1223 24-19 1020 6-4 1021 0100 10-19 11110 6-4 101 0-7 27103 71-17 0140211 27-18 WW2 6-2 2.21714 6-5 an $016 40-71 0292110 - Number of stations moving 1200 71-10 XI1CS 4-14 IOU 11-10 1202 15-11 2001 21-11 W U 1-2 MIX 2-2 111,04 11-21 0140 8-40 Mill 112427 O 71 1-5 1020 2-4 25-11 nun 21,1 1122. 10-11 0101 2 -1 W 2-2 it down on their chars. WM 22-26 M 22121111 WM 11-9 1111022 nos 15-10 2 291 4-25 1101 14-0 1106 7-1 11214 14-11 21-10 Ó2i é-7ó11 W IC. 70-14 1 1lr1ári U M H-21 22103 11-71 X1942 73-17 111211 2-1 2104 1.1 fen 10-1 Adds 25 Total number of stations NAN 24-20 1211. 77-11 2501 25-21 1.10 XISC 5-1 - t 6-10 2w1 io 11-14 127103 1-1 117.016 H-21 in 013 7-1 adding it this week. 111421 11-10 10122 11-14 news 15-13 1712 1-1 MR 76-3S 2iip 1s 0293 17-14 nos 4-24 104 17.11 KOS 14-27 22,0111 0-6 11-104 11-15 itl1341 4-7 NW. 1S-10 MOP 14-16 KNOB 1-7 f3 10-s 112011 1 -1 1207 5-1 1021 1-1 XVTA 72-13 inine2 1, W ON 7-2 0a 0 1.- 30 2200.74 26-16 IOW 1-2 2100 5-5 MVO 6-7 18147 1-3 arts I-1 0 2107 1-5 2e 22_ :01::.h Ma 1-1 374111474 4-4 10115 17-17 WW2 79-77 102 1-I IOW 1-1 A 4007 7-3 1110 71-17 RI= 71-1S 0.4 72-10 0100 17-13 UM 77-74 5501 14-12 YAW 00272 4-2 ROO 74-74 U M 77-72 22716 11-13 170 1-7 22.1 71-16 0225 14-1 1023 1-3 12111 17-14 1112 3-1 . ä 2812 0100 1- 22112 1-4 1-13 ABC nee 1, 1122 7-13 2111. 3-1 1241 2-1 82016 2-1 1104 15-15 oafs on (How To _ 1 Millionaire (Mercury/PG) MIMI 10-17 11211 0-1 008 1-1 LP How To Be A Zillionalre 1241 2-7 11242 4-7 N IBS. 1-4 141130 68% Matinnol DREAM ACADEMY COREY HART ARCADIA BALTIMORA CARS Goodbye Is Forever (Capitol) Life In A Northern Town (Reprise/WB) Everything In My Heart (EMI America) 11 612 221026 17 Tarzan Boy (Manhattan) I'm Not The One (Elektra) NINA LP. 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OVÓ 0-.E mammy 11-1 01264 II-It Ion rap ET-11 76151 OC-CC °x50 St 6-tt 0002 12-6C 011. 0-01 421-01 ue Ism .,e0 +a°iO°i1 0I-11 OOP [< ú[s il 103v O 000,1 a VOW, Itt o 00 GE some 111 St 60 6 I. tt 4E0 000 1 000 01000+5 1141 I It 00 11 LI MPS dl 5.01110 O 1/1 do 0020 Et WV470 (VFW/Sh1)V16uagS © OYL «á0M1,°0 Want 014°' '11 9659 01ZSZ 000 04100 P00H aü dl 01 96p WIZ %OS SWIZZ , 0j' 96SL BUM (e/JMe3) rife° ueemiag ul 3a1Z1 01100 a0enbs CABO a0nlnd o1 s aOaH dl dl 41e01p0á10SAIA,11py dl saUn10n18.1110 uea10 dl (UA1o10W21U.e1) awo{{ 00 Ae° V 103 6wH (esuV) (Sea/SWs woos) LBell &xune (WV V) suerssnd NOI1JV 1NVJUNDIS 1130N0M 31A31S SMALL NOSdWOHL mums ONUS S"1377V2lb/d SIGNIFICANT ACTION F K O R KO:. FORCE EVELYN KING OBNA !011100 Tender Love (WB) Your Po c,J (RCA) Æ NIFFER H lP Kr JustAnothe (MCA) The h Groove lP: A Lcrvd ì ,me Comirg Day Power ORUS! Love (Epic) LP: Deed Man s Party 141 1411 amp wre 141 141» we 5)7 6 31-30 en ems fs 25-41 9.XX on 95911 nann seem VO INSIninnr OM on nee is- o OMIT on 19110. 29-1 amm .1102 en 40 liril FORTUNE Stacy (Camel /MCA) LP. Fortune OPUS Live Is LAe (POlydor/POIyGram) LLSA LISA /(ULT JAM 8 MAL FORCE LP: l/p And Dawn Can You Feel The Beat (Columbia) Lee SCRIM POLRTI LP usa wtOuk Jam a wN FOcOS 0100 6-39 WoodBeez .. (WO) LP: Cupa S Psyche &5 9 3.I on 951. 99-75 U/P on ORIN 16-26 0105 15011 99-33 991. nw` +-n 1.10 930 .Ts 10-16 Rem 0101 25 Mon 0E100 on ano nnOVIEnt .00 21-11 wava .30 noon 19410 nn In. 37-12 MORI 6-39 19.5 on ç- + sun PETER FRAMPTON K.01 on 2104 3,27 Lying (Atlantic) nn .11o9 119109 YYST LP. Premonition meow awn 0100 0-40 10101 KI-104 on M R031011 moa MELI'SA MORGAN y Do Me Baby (Caprtol) LP. Meli sa Mo gan OAN RI. on EEALS K YR won Bop (EMI America) N. 9 on LP Wonl Be Blue Again .a. o. RIK. on .BRD .0m PA . 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LP: While MOhle Soundtrack ewer 5 ono MUM twang ease > 195 17-15 ure KAMM on a ói nn vivo 1511 : on .w0 .60 on 9102 31.34 .10 YOU an on own 9107 .000 .110 39-33 a wan .105 6-39 0104 .102 on RRIM 23-10 nue 0105 30-99 Rem 310 °v-NN eeee a 0 á EDDIE MURPHY SAM HARRIS Fbw Could It Be (Columbia) aeon awe e- l'll Dolt All Again (Motown) .103 on un q32 I i- ow Could II Be LP: Sam -I-Am N'C) o. 510: On & pLivE g>>dSZZ.1Z 41111 / MIRY a mere NEV 4.1 1O6 5.6 ROBERT PALMER ß Addicted To Love (Island) ZV Mann on 1- M9, LP Riptide 2215 VI. on odd KtS X2, 16 IWO 3q *30 TALK TALK XKg.f odd MMS M layon Life's What You Make h (EMI America) 31Z1 1104 Cifj ; LP a r Qi9 The Colp of Spring 32 iá .25 VrNáZ °dd 1-A09.32-0A0 110 a 57XX on 1335 . gliror NOSE MO2 scum ° 2g add .0 KRIM on Knee 36' OM on O 1 aece en nrnm K`N .. ease on ALDO maven NOVA Iran OS g 15 JENNIFER HOLIDAY Rumours Of You (POrbei(ACBS) K¡,E 3O_ZO No Frills Love (Geffen) LP. Twitch LP: Say You Love Me on - r lass ua 19.4I 29-35 Q4.4 Yew a 0100 on . 104 39-36 VON on .05 on magma OWIRTERFIASH Moon MD 6-40 Walking On Ice (Geffen) on VI. wan LP Back Into Blue on 9104 ewe MAIAUGE KRIM ay0 an 1 Need You (Columbia) LP Stand By Me 14;1 11110 MACE JOKE 0.100 11-14 T , 01110 21-31 Slave To The Rhylhm(Manhattan/Islaá) 0700 LP: Slave To The Rhythm 0310 0104 10-15 an 1411 141 N .100 6-77 471:1 :30 411 195 on 311131 on K T. on #C) alue on lC) 1986 CAPITOL RECORDS INC. 84 /R &R FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1986 bbSS-b96-LOE bvOLZ ONViAliVW `V19WnloO 9ELL X09 'O'd tp.ieasaa /Cnsnpug ani.13y saiuedwoO 'Huai pue sampan] `sia6euew isiue Jai Oisnw an ssasse OyM sioiaanp aisnw pue weMoJd io )jJOMiau apiMUOReu :ouI'gDJeasaa Agsnpul annoy S961 e si (yaieasaa ISmnpui anob) HIV 101IdVO XOd AlS AVM 3H.L 11V OD S,131 VOI1131AIV IW3 WV S1V3S NVa d09 NOSXOVf 13NVP A131V1 3W liOd 3N00 iIOA 3AVH 1VHM 8MI1S3MO a3NJVM NOW AVM 3H1 -ny Sil 3)IV1 NVO 3A01 V1SIFiV 103f0dd SNOSliVd NV1V AW0103831S 1391/1 1511lIr 31111 Annuer '9961 `6Z `AepsaupaM'wdgsl esuodsei yH3 Jol eullpeep444S-496-L0E le dly ol sesuodseJ moó ul Ileo ueyl Uey* Aeldily IeuoIIeN 891 ui SZ dol io pp uleue ol lepuelod eyl dol eyl soy pee I sopea 'Moleg peisll suolloeles NI 01 uelsrl `bZ # >I33M Sanl.101.ld twZ# NA3M sa)iel 11 iie st xaam e salnuTUZ Xluaml `.zaquzauzax ti,55-t96 (i0£) Xq aalst2ag 1t ano.Id cssauisng alp ui s.rea lsag alp atoll noS3I 'iauuos.zad Xueduwoo p.zooa.z se iiam se `sluelinsuoo pue sQw 2IHD iie Ol uado st S# uopaduzoD NHD (uotle.znsT2a.1 uodn noA ol paiteuz ag HIM sain.I pue lsti azud alaiduzoo oipne alaiduzoo JO sliDn utm iitm dn s.iauun.T /f1.TTTI1 i7I,6 aTios.zod .10 allan.zoD laioanaTo L861 mau pue.Ig e JO aoioT.10 .znoX sT azud pue]ñ aTI1, jli veTI1, Lioea 3O iepualod IN alp uo suoTlpipa.id 3noÁ ui auoLid uaTIZ sp.IOJaJ tf1T.Io -r.zd alp 01 2uivalsii .Tad salnuTuz Swami 2IIFl ram jo ae.zane ue puads si op ol aneT.i pinoTis noX IIF7 lsaluoo 2uTUUn.T lsa2uoi s,X.Ilsnput alp 3o Tied e ag ol noX .io3 auzp aLil Si MON s.zeiiop uoiiiiul e3o .ial.Ienb e.TOAO 1.11.iom sazud i,8 pa.zegs aneTi uoTleu Sso.TOe aTil iauuos.zad oipe.T alep o,I, '9861 30 X.ren.Tga,3 uT sut2ag S# uoTlpaduzoD 2IHD s2II1 IUUiM ly acam noi autu USj RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY i CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO MOST ADDED HOTTEST BREAKERS & FRIENDS (128) JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP (172) DIONNE Are For (Arista) R.O.C.K. In The U S.A. (Riva!PolyGram) That's What Friends SIMPLE MINDS ARCADIA (92) SURVIVOR (103) Burning Heart (Scotti Bros /CBS) (Virgin /A Goodbye Is Forever (Capitol) Sanctify Yourself &M) TOM PETTY (64) WHITNEY HOUSTON (101) 50, I 73% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 16, Debuts 56, Same Needles And Pins (MCA) How Will Know (Arista) Down 0, Adds 58 including WHTT, WNYS, KTKS, Z95, KIIS -FM, KITS. SIMPLE MINDS (58) MR. MISTER (94) Kyrie (RCA) Complete airplay in Parallels. Sanctify Yourself (Virgin/A &M) CARS (56) BILLY OCEAN (85) /Arista) LOVERBOY I'm Not The One (Elektra) When The Going Gets Tough (Jive This Could Be The Night (Columbia) 72% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 33, Debuts 55, Same 40, Down 1, Adds 48 including WXKS -FM, WKSE, CFTR, KTKS, B96, WHYT, KZZP. Complete airplay in Parallels. OPUS "Uve Is Life" (Polydor/PolyGram) 46/11 KMGX, KDON -FM, MELLENCAMP Moves: Up 5. Debuts 10, Same 19, Down 1, Adds 11, WCAU -FM, PRO-FM, WERZ, WKEE, KX104, KIIK, JOHN COUGAR WCGO, WZYP, KIRS, WTLO 39-31, 2104 31 -27, WOID 40-34. OK95 28 -20. SAM HARRIS "I'd Do N All Again" (Motown) 40/18 R.O.C.K. In The U.S.A. (Riva /PolyGram) WFMI, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 20. Down 0, Adds 18 including WXKS-FM. WKSE, WNYS, 0100, WANS -FM. WOKI, 72% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 3, Same 0, Down KIIK, KZIO, WRON, KF95, KFIV, Y100 on, KKRZ d -39, KUBE d-30. Z93, 0105, KDWB -FM, KIIS- DIVINYLS "Pleasure And Pain" (Chrysalis) 39/7 0, Adds 172 including Z106, 0107, WAVA, KHTZ, WHIT d-38, Moves: Up 3, Debuts 5, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 7, KPLUS, WERZ, R1104, WGFM, KDON -FM. 95XXX. FM. Complete airplay in Parallels. PRO -FM d -35, KRBE on, WHYT on, KZZB 39-34, KIYS d -39, KWES 35-28, OK95 38-35. PETER FRAMPTON "Lying" (Atlantic) 37/11 WJAD, ATLANTIC STARR Moves: Up 0, Debuts 3, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 11, KPLUS, WRCK, KTUX, KSND, WGUY, WZON, WGAN, KOIZ -FM, (A KGOT. OK95, WMMS on, KWK on. 0100 d -40, 95XXX d-32, KFMN d-38. Secret Lovers &M) TALK TALK "Life Is What You Make It" (EMI America) 34/4 KEGL on, KPLUSon, K104 67% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 67, Debuts 35, Same 22, Moves: Up 3, Debuts 2, Same 25, Down 0. Adds 4, KTUX, KSKD. WKSF, KZOZ. WCAU -FM d-40. 39-36, WKRZ -FM 39-37, WZLD on, WRON on, WHOT on, KCAQ on, OK100 d -36. KIRS 39-35. 0, 40 including KBEQ, ZZ99, WZUU, Q103, KKRZ, KMJK. Down Adds ALARM "Strength" (IRS /MCA) 33/1 KEGL 16-7, WMMS See Parallels, debuts at number 33 on the CHR chart. Moves: Up 18, Debuts 1, Same 13. Down 0, Adds 1. KITS, WXKS -FM 29 -27, WPHD 34 -27, KAFM 22 -17, 30-28; KMEL 25-20, KPLUS 35-32, WOKI 35 -32, Z104 28 -26, KPOP 40-34, WGAN 35-30, KFMN 28 -26, WHSL 29-27, OK95 ARETHA FRANKLIN 26-23. CHICAGO BEARS SHUFFUN' CREW "Superbowl Shuffle" (Red Label/Capitol) 24/9 BJ105, WOTZ, WORD, KOXR, 8961 -1, Another Night (Arista) Moves: Up 6, Debuts 2, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 9, B97, RI104, WCKN, WLRS, KX104 1 1 10 WCIL -FM 1 -1, U93 5 -3. 62% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 33, Debuts 40, Same 52, WLS -1, Z95 -1, 103CIR -1, DAVID PACK "Prove Me Wrong" (WB) 24/1 FM102, WMMS on, KS103 on, WAMX Down 0, Adds 26 including WHTT, WAVA, 195, 92X, ZZ99, Moves: Up 5, Debuts 2, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 1, KFMN. WHIT d-40, WPHD 39-32, KEGL on, -31, WBWB 40-34. KS103, KWSS. d -28, WRCK on, WTLO on, WZLD on, KTUX on, 2104 33 -31, KJ103 37 -33, KIYS 37 ROBERT PALMER "Addicted To Love" (Island) 23/23 WRNO, MARILYN MARTIN Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 23 including WPHD, WMMS, KUBE. WVSR. K104, WANS -FM, WFMI, KRNO, KEYN -FM, WHOT, KIKX, KSKD, KDON -FM, 95XXX. Night Moves (Atlantic) OUARTERFLASH "Walking On Ice" (Geffen) 23/16 KKRZ, 0100, WSPK, WTLO, WFMI, KIYS, KSND, 36, Same 44, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2. Same 5, Down 0, Adds 16 including WPHD, CKOI, 60% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 29, Debuts KRQ, WPFM, 99KG, KMJK d-40, KEYN-FM -d -33, KSKD on. Down 0, Adds 38 including WHTT, WXKS -FM, WNYS, 93FM, WRSR, FORCE MD'S "Tender Love" (Tommy Boy/WB)19/14 airplay in Parallels. Moves. Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 14 including WKSE, KMJK, K104, WSSX, WROO, WNOK -FM, 8J105, KF95; WZUU, KDWB -FM, KWOD. Complete KSND, KSKD, OK100, FM102 d -24, KMEL 18-12, Y106 18 -10. MELI'SA MORGAN "Do Me Baby" (Capitol) 19/7 940 on,195 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 4, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 7, WNYS, RI104, 930, Y106, WHOT, KOMO. KSKD, WKSE d-37, KAMZ d -29, KTUX d -29, 2102 39-34 NEW & ACTIVE 17 -15, 1'100 d -32, FM102 on, - JENNIFER HOLLIDAY "No Frills -Love" (Geffehl 18/2 8, Down 0, Adds 2, KBFM, Y106, WXKS -FM on, WKSE 39-32, WNYS on, CKOI on, Y100 on, 141/30 Moves: Up 4, Debuts 4, Same ABC "(How To Be A) Millionaire" (Mercury/PolyGram) FM102 23 -21, K104 d -35, WERZ d-40, WNOK -FM d-40, OK100 34-27, 95XIL 35-34, WGAN d-38, WCIL -FM on. -FM, CKOI, KAFM, WRSR, WCZY, 0103. Moves: Up 31, Debuts 37, Same 43, Down 0, Adds 30 including WHIT, WBEN 16/4 B97 30 -25, KKRZ 28 -23. GRACE JONES "Slave To The Rhythm" (Manhattan/island) KZZP, KMJK, FM102, WDCG, KKLS -FM, WCAU -FM 39-34, -30, 195 on. WHYT on, Moves: Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 4, WNYS, KMGX, 95XIL, WZYP, WKSE d -39. CKOI 34 INXS "What You Need" (Atlantic) 115/46 on, KCAQ on-dp, OK100 d -37. -FM, WRSR, 0105, K104 40 -34. WHOT Moves: Up 15, Debuts 19, Same 35, Down 0, Adds 46 including 0104, 2106, 894, KAFM, WQUE UM SCRITTI POLITTI "Wood Beez (Pray Like Aretha Franklin)" (W6) 15/14 WLS, ZZ99, Y108, KMEL, KWSS, KPLUS 39 -33, WKRZ -FM 40-34, KIYS 32-27. WGAN, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 14 including WHTT, KPLUS, 930, WSSX, WZLD, KIKX, KSKD, KCPX, Bros. /CBS) 111/47 Moves: Up 0, ROBERT TEPPER "No Easy Way Out" ( Scotti KOIZ -FM, WCGO, KSMB, KGOT, KOZE, 195 on. 47 including WPHD, 940, 293, 696, WMMS, KOPA, KS103, WKSE, Moves: Up 9, Debuts 15, Same 40, Down 0, Adds 15/1 -21. MAURICE WHITE "I Need You" (Columbia) WQUT, KJ103, KBOS, KFMW, 0100 40-33, WKDD 39 -36, KIKX 27 KTUX 26-20, KIKX on- Moves: Up 6, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 1, KAMZ, WKSE on, WHYT on, K104 16-10. WKEE on, "Goodbye Is Forever" (Capitol) 97/92 KRQ 26-22, OK100 18 -14, 95XIL 23 -21, 0104 18 -15. 094, KAFM, Y100, WOUE -FM, WMMS. Op, KOMQ on-dp, QARCADIAMoves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 92 including WBEN -FM, WPHD, EDDIE MURPHY "How Could It Be" (Columbia) 13/10 WHYT, KWK, KIIS -FM, FM102, KS103, 195 35 -31, KPLUS d -34, KWES d-34. KYNO -FM, KFIV, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 10, WXKS -FM, WVSR, WNOK -FM, WFMI, KTUX, WKDD, READY FOR THE WORLD "Digital Display" (MCA) 82/5 K104 on, OK100 on. K106 31 -26, WKSE 13-10, KSKD, WXLK, Moves: Up 41, Debuts 7, Same 28, Down 1, Adds 5, WZLD, KYNO -FM, WJAD, WPFM, WCIL -FM, KS103 3-1, KWSS 14 -4. ROGER DALTREY "Quicksilver Lightning" (Atlantic) 13/4 WNYS 13-10, B94 18-12, 195 28-20, WCZY 21 -15, KIIS -FM d -19, FM102 6-3, WMMS d-40, WRCK Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 4, WGTZ, KPOP, KFMN, WPFM, WPHD on, B96 d -37, SLY FOX "Let's Go All The Way" (Capitol) 79/32 WHSL on, Y94 on, WDBR on. PRO B97, WHYT, KKRZ, KWOO, on, WJAD on, Moves: Up 19, Debuts 8, Same 19, Down 1, Adds 32 including WXKS-FM, WBEN -FM, -FM, KZZB 4 -1. AUSHA "Baby Talk" (Vanguard) 13/2 WAMX, WCKN, KJ103, KF95, KISR, KFMW, KRBE 2 -1, KMEL 29-15, d -39, WSPK 35 -28. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 1, Same 4, Down 2, Adds 2, 93FM, WNOK -FM, WXKS-FM on, KRBE 29 -28, WCZY CHAKA KHAN "Own The Night" (MCA) 75/1 KAMZ 27-6, 8J105 on, WYKS on. -25, ZZ99 34-31, KS103 WSSX 28 -24, Moves: Up 35, Debuts 5, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 1, KAMZ, WHIT 37-30, WKSE 37-33, WNYS30 -35, KCPX 32 -27, WIGY 38 -31, WGAN 31 -27, WCGO CURE "In Between Days" (Elektra) 12/5 36 -34, KMEL 31 -28, 0100 29-26, KBFM 36-32, KJ103 32 -25, KFIV 38 KPLUS 37 -36. on, WRON Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0. Same 6, Down 0, Adds 5, WKRZ -FM, WGAN, WDBR, KHTZ, KBIM. 0100 29 -24, OK39 -36. on. WHSL on, KKLS -FM on, WSPT on-dp, KTRS on -dp. CHARUE SEXTON "Beat's So Lonely" (MCA) 74/9 WFBG, WKSF, KWES, KTRS, KHTZ, DINGO BOINGO "Just Another Day" (MCA) 12/2 Moves: Up 29. Debuts 10, Same 25, Down 1, Adds 9, KAFM, KEGL, 2299, WSPK, -17, WFMI on-dp, Moves: Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 2, WMMS, WOKI, KITS -FM 29 -23, FM102 on, KMEL 21 WNYS 35 -29, WPHD 32 -28, 93FM 29 -26, KPLUS 22 -13, 0100 35-28, KOXR 28 -21. KTUX d-39, WHOT on-dp. KMGX on, KCAQ d -39, 95XXX on-dp, 0101 on. Q TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS "Needles And Pins" (MCA) 66/64 including .WPHD, WCAU -FM. PRO -FM, 94Q, 293, KEGL, Z95, ALDO NOVA "Rumours Of You" (Portrait/CBS) 11/5 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 64 WMMS on-dp. WTLO on- Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 5, WERZ, WRCK, WFMI, WKSF, KOZE, WPHD on, WMMS, WHYT, KOPA, KWOD. KWSS, KNBO, KXX106, WCGO. dp, WKDD d -40, KGOT on. OK95 on. ISLEY, JASPER, ISLEY "Caravan 01 Lave" (CBS Associated) 60/8 F14.0107, WAVA, 94Z, KTUX, 103CIR, WKSE 10-9, WPHD JENNIFER RUSH "The Power Of Love" (Epic) 11/1 Moves: Up 25, Debuts 4, Same 22, Down 3, Adds 6, WBEN- -35, WTLO d -28, WBBQ 25-20, WOKI on, WJAD -31, 95XXX 34 -29. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 1, BJ105, WKSE on, WNYS d 28-23, 940 25 -22, WMMS 19 -14, WCZY 26 -20, FM102 9-6, Y106 23 -20, KCAQ 35 on, WZYP on, KNOE -FM on, KBIM on-dp, KZOZ on. "I'm Not The One" (Bobs) 57/56 WKSE, WNYS, WPHD. KEGL, WRSR, WMMS, FORTUNE "Stacy" (Camel /MCA) 11/0 QCARSMoves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 56 including WXKS -FM, 22 -17, WNOK -FM Moves: Up 7, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 0, 93FM on, 0105 on, K104 25 -20, WRCK 33 -29, WSSX WKTI, KWK, WLOL -FM, KKRZ, WSPK, KBFM, KNIN, KBIM. 39 -33. KTUX on, 95XXX 29 -25, OK100 36-26, 95XIL 29 -22. BARBRA STREISAND "Somewhere" (Columbia) 52/4 34 -31, WBLI 24 -20, EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE" KING "Your Personal Touch" (RCA) 10/1 2, Same 20, Down 1, Adds 4, WBEN -FM, WNVZ, KMJK, WCIL -FM, WXKS -FM Moves: Up 25, Debuts 1, WXKS -FM on, WKSE 33 -30, WNYS 25-21, '1100 39-36. WHYT 37 -33. WKHI 40 -34. KNIN 36-27, KIRS Moves: Up 5, Debuts 1, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 95XXX, KKRZ 25 -22, WTLO 27 -22, WNOK -FM 34 -31, KMGX 29 -23. KRQ 23 -17, OK100 21 -19, RI104 27-26. KAMZ d -30, KBFM on. 27 -21. USA LISA & CULT JAM with FULL FORCE "Can You Feel The Beat" (Columbia) 10/0 - Moves: Up 3, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down 3, Adds 0, WNYS 18-16, WPLJ 27 -20, Z100 21 -15, KZOZ on. L SIGNIFICANT ACTION DAN SEALS "Bop" (EMI America) 49/24 13, 0, Adds 24 including WREN -FM, WPHD, WCAU- FM,,.940, Z93, KTKS, WVSR, Moves: Up 4, Debuts 8, Same Down Parallels Begin on Page 80 WERZ, WLAN -FM. WHOT, KIKX, KIMN, KRBE 23 -18, 0105 30-22, Z102 38-32. BANGLES "Manic Monday" (Columbia) 48/18 Adds & Hots Begin on Page 78 Moves: Up 7, Debuts 3, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 18 including PRO -FM, CFTR, WIC -FM, WTLO, WRNO, KOXR, KRQ. KWES, P-1 Playlists Begin on Page 75 WHSL. KYYY, WSPT, SLY96, KPLUS 38 -31, KUBE 31 -27, WXLK 36-25. ELO "Calling America" (CBS Associated) 46/46 0 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 46 including WPHD, KEGL, B96, WMMS, KHTR, WVSR, K104, WKEE, KHFI. KZZB, WZLD, KNMO, KOXR, KIYS, KIKX. 86/ R &R FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1986 'MEW 1-14tr.../ '1`7.41F1'14.4); JE-4.1t2 S3SIG 13V(111103 (INV SallaSSIT3 `SQ11033)1 VStIV 0 A Ai 0 0 3 3!S 144,4 0 0 3 !4PILS. i'plotot. iotta*k... g *mot :k tf 4). iforkftt 'ismit: Altrahd iMON alarlIVAV '319NIS 1S1114 (Pa ITV111 31111 XL *1, :SIM NU 44**,044** twolo *MN.. .7.1-s'M.- '11?", *8 XJflMI9NOS WWII. TIM 4 1 allt we* 44 *El* ∨ ;tem.,* is,14' 1.041.1. aserea meow vo., *8 :AMU 11011 S(1,103111 2 OKIVIL ,ko eons, r a. 41,411 110 ;Iwo. to, S, :Ai* 4 4111441110 14 444 .e,g, 133f011d SMOS/Nd NITTV r'jw w jj X 'grj J.,TIT mf JAM 91,155-Tprri IA 04 (CI 1 Ci 3 PS 3 9N13N3l113dX3 SI OlaVII _. NATIONAL AIRPLAY /JANUARY 24, 1986 RADIO 8 RECORDS Limme CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO AOR TRACKS r rtkek List Weeks Week; Weak Three Two last Weeks Weeks Week 4 2 1 1 WONNE & FRIENDS/That's What Friends Are For (Arista) 2 3 1 1 ZZ TOP/Stages (WB) 10 s 2 Q SURVIVOR /Burning Heart (Scotti Bros. /CBS) 3 2 2 2 MR. MISTER /Kyrie (RCA) 11 8 5 Q WHAM! /I'm Your Man (Columbia) 16 5 5 Q SIMPLE MINDS/Sanctify Yourself (Virgin /A &M) 18 14 8 0 BILLY OCEAN/When The Going Gets Tough... (Jive /Arista) 11 4 4 HOOTERS /Day By Day (Columbia) 5 3 3 5 STEVIE NICKS/Talk To Me (Modern /Atco) 1 1 3 5 MIKE & THE MECHANICS /Silent Running .(Atlantic) 24 17 9 WHITNEY HOUSTON/How I 0 Will Know (Arista) 32 12 0 HEART/These Dreams (Capitol) 14 10 7 Q BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN /My Hometown (Columbia) 8 7 6 7 PETE TOWNSHEND/Give Blood (Atco) 35 21 14 MR. MISTER /Kyrie (RCA) 0 - 17 9 0 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Stereotomy (Arista) 15 13 10 Q PAUL McCARTNEY /Spies Like Us (Capitol) 9 6 7 9 STEVIE NICKS /I Can't Wait (Modern /Atco) 17 15 11 STEVIE WONDER /Go Home (Tamla /Motown) 24 ,4 ,o (ID STARSHIP/Sara (Grunt /RCA) 1 1 4 11 LIONEL RICHIE /Say You, Say Me (Motown) BREAKER m FIRM /All The Kings Horses (Atlantic) 33 23 15 JAMES BROWN/Living In America (Scotti Bros./CBS) e 40 27 14 INXS/What You Need (Atlantic) 32 24 16 ® DREAM ACADEMY /Life In A Northern Town (Reprise/WB) 10 9 8 13 DREAM ACADEMY /Life In A Northern Town (Reprise/WB) 28 20 17 m MIAMI SOUND MACHINE /Conga (Epic) - 33 PETER FRAMPTON /Lying (Atlantic) 24 a STARSHIP /Sara (Grunt /RCA) 34 26 16 DIRE STRAITS /Ride Across The River (WB) 36 30 22 1 SADE/The Sweetest Taboo (Portrait/CBS) 12 11 11 16 TOM PETTY &... /So You Want To Be A Rock & Roll Star (MCA) 7 6 6 17 DIRE STRAITS/Walk Of Life (WB) 26 z5 24 TOM PETTY &... /Needles And Pins (MCA) N.áo 32 25 Q MIKE & THE MECHANICS /Silent Running (Atlantic) a 13 15 13 18 RUSH /Manhattan Project (Mercury /PG) 22 19 18 19 JELLYBEAN /Sidewalk Talk (EMI America) BREAKERC) PAT BENATAR /Le Bel Age (Chrysalis) 34 31 26 Q A- HA/The Sun Always Shines On T.V. (Reprise /WB) Complete Tracks Chart 29 23 23 AEROSMITH /Shela (Geffen) Begins on Page 69 25 22 21 21 NIGHT RANGER/Goodbye (Camel/MCA) a 39 3s 32 OUTFIELD/Your 37 32 a SHEILA E./A Love Bizarre (WB) e Love (Columbia) LN&A Begins 2 4 on Page 86 36 28 22 ASIA/Too 12 2; SIMPLE MINDS/Alive & Kicking (Virgin /A &M) 22 Late (Geffen) 3 7 13 24 EDDIE MURPHY /Party All The Time (Columbia) 1 56 39 31 e JOHN C. MELLENCAMP /Minutes To Memories (Riva /PG) 9 12 20 25 KLYMAXX /I Miss You (Constellation /MCA) 33 20 17 24 JOHN C. MELLENCAMP /Justice And Independence '85 (Riva /PG) 39 36 33 Q BALTIMORA/Tarzan Boy (Manhattan) 21 ,s 25 ROGER DALTREY /Let Me Down Easy (Atlantic) 36 a THOMPSON TWINS /King For A Day (Arista) 27 21 21 26 BON JOVI /Silent Night (Mercury /PG) 37 m HEART/These Dreams (Capitol) BREAKER e LOVERBOY/This Could Be The Night (Columbia) 31 29 28 29 COREY HART/Everything In My Heart (EMI America) 22 19 19 28 QUEEN/One Vision (Capitol) 6 9 19 30 CARS/Tonight She Comes (Elektra) 47 - - m MIKE & THE MECHANICS /All I Need Is A Miracle (Atlantic) - 40 35 FREDDIE JACKSON /He'll Never Q Love You (Like I Do) (Capitol) _ - 42 a ROBERT TEPPER/No Easy Way Out (Scotti Bros. /CBS) 40 Q ZZ TOP/Stages (WB) BREAKER Q ATLANTIC STARR/Secret Lovers (A &M) r DEBUT Q STING /Russians (A &M) BLACK/URBAN 8 11 23 35 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/Small Town (Riva/PG) - _ 39 Q HOOTERS /Day By Day (Columbia) 10 8 4 MELI'SA MORGAN /Do Me Baby (Capitol) 16 16 30 37 C. CLEMONS & J. BROWNE/You're A Friend Of Mine (Columbia) 0 s 3 3 SADE /Sweetest Taboo (Portrait /CBS) I DEBUT) 0 ELTON JOHN /Nikita (Geffen) . © 4 2 1 3 DIONNE & FRIENDS/That's What Friends Are For (Arista) 12 16 27 39 BRYAN ADAMS with TINA TURNER/It's Only Love (A &M) 2 1 2 4 STEVIE WONDER/Go Home (Tamla/Motown) - 39 38 40 ASIA/Go (Geffen) 12 7 5 0 FIVE STAR /Let Me Be The One (RCA) 16 10 7 0 BILLY OCEAN/When The Going Gets Tough... (Jive /Arista) ADULT CONTEMPORARY 15 11 8 Q FREDDIE JACKSON /He'll Never Love You (Like I Do) (Capitol) 34 17 10 0 WHITNEY HOUSTON /How Will I Know (Arista) 6 6 6 9 ATLANTIC STARR/Secret Lovers (A &M) 25 15 11 m FORCE MD'S/Tender Love (Tommy Boy/WB) 6 5 3 0 SADE/The Sweetest Taboo (Portrait /CBS) 17 14 12 0 YARBROUGH & PEOPLES /Guilty (Total Experience/RCA) e 3 1 2 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN /My Hometown (Columbia) 30 18 13 a RENE & ANGELA /Your Smile (Mercury/PG) 12 8 5 0 WHITNEY HOUSTON/How Will I Know (Arista) 19 16 14 STEPHANIE MILLS /Stand Back (MCA) 13 9 7 0 BILLY OCEAN/When The Going Gets Tough... (Jive /Arista) a N&A Begins on Page 59 24 19 17 Q TA MARA & SEEN /Affecttion (A &M) 2 1 2 5 STEVIE WONDER /Go Home (Tamla /Motown) 29 21 18 ® MORRIS DAY /Color Of Success (WB) 16 12 8 0 DREAM ACADEMY /Life In A Northern Town (Reprise/WB) 36 25 19 0 JAMES BROWN/Living In America (Scotti Bros. /CBS) 5 4 4 7 DIRE STRAITS/Walk Of Life (WB) 31 23 a ZAPP /Computer Love (WB) 11 10 9 0 BARBRA STREISAND /Somewhere (Columbia) 9 9 9 18 STARPOINT/What You Been Missin' ( Elektra) 1 2 6 9 DIONNE & FRIENDS/That's What Friends Are For (Arista) 28 24 21 FAMILY /High Fashion (WB) M - 21 12 STARSHIP /Sara (Grunt /RCA) a m - 40 27 CHERRELLE /ALEXANDER O'NEAL/Saturday Love (Tabu /CBS) 9 15 13 a WHAM! /I'm Your Man (Columbia) N&A Begins on Page 67 I m 33 JANET JACKSON/What Have You Done For Me Lately (A &M) 3 6 10 12 LIONEL RICHIE /Say You, Say Me (Motown) a 3 5 16 22 READY FOR THE WORLD /Digital Display (MCA) 19 0 ELTON JOHN /Nikita (Geffen) 22 22 23 MAURICE WHITE /I Need You (Columbia) 23 19 16 0 ISLEY, JASPER, ISLEY /Caravan Of Love (CBS Associated) z723 26 25 m EI DeBARGE with DeBARGE/The Heart Is Not So Smart (Gordy/Motown) 20 17 15 ® EI DeBARGE with DeBARGE/The Heart Is Not So Smart (Gordy /Motown) - 39 32 ISLEY, JASPER, ISLEY /Insatiable Woman (CBS Associated) 4 7 11 16 KLYMAXX /I Miss You (Constellation /MCA) a 1 4 15 26 LIONEL RICHIE /Say You, Say Me (Motown) 9 11 14 17 STEVIE NICKS/Talk To Me (Modern /Atco) 35 32 30 L.L. COOL J/I Can't Live Without My Radio (Def Jam /Columbia) 30 25 23 $ MICHAEL FRANKS featuring B. RUSSELL/When I Give My Love... (WB) 40 34 28 28 DURELL COLEMAN /Do You Love Me (Island) 29 24 22 C. CLEMONS & J. BROWNE/You're A Friend Of Mine (Columbia) a - 35 31 JENNIFER HOLLIDAY /No Frills Love (Geffen) 22 22 20 zo MAURICE WHITE /I Need You (Columbia) G 36 C) SMOKEY ROBINSON/Hold On To Your Love (Tamla/Motown) 7 14 18 21 MR. MISTER/Broken Wings (RCA) 21 20 24 31 GRACE JONES /Slave To The Rhythm (Manhattan/Island) 27 - 25 FREDDIE JACKSON /He'll Never Love You (Like I Do) (Capitol) a 8 12 20 32 EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE" KING/Your Personal Touch (RCA) 10 13 17 23 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP /Small Town (Riva /PG) BREAKER Q ROY AYERS /Hot (Columbia) 28 26 26 m DIANA ROSS /Chain Reaction (RCA) BREAKER Q ARETHA FRANKLIN /Another Night (Arista) BREAKER e MIKE & THE MECHANICS /Silent Running (Atlantic) I DEBUT Q EUGENE WILDE /Diana (Philly World /Atlantic) DEBUT I e THOMPSON TWINS/King For A Day (Arista) 22 26 29 36 POINTER SISTERS /Freedom (RCA) - 30 27 F,ÿ PEABO BRYSON /Love Always Finds A Way (Elektra)' 13 13 26 37 TEMPTATIONS /Do You Really Love Your Baby (Gordy/Motown) - - 28 COREY HART/Everything In My Heart (EMI America) a I DEBUT) Q KASHIF /Dancing In The Dark (Heart To Heart) (Arista) 29 Q OMD /Secret (A &M) I DEBUT Q WHAM! /I'm Your Man (Columbia) BREAKER Q MR. MISTER /Kyrie (RCA) I DEBUT CI KING DREAM CHORUS/HOLIDAY CREW /King Holiday (Mercury /PG) L .-..,_..__.,...d