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Winners Hot Ne W Releases April 6, 1992 Volume 6 Issue 286 $6.00 •-•,7•" ce I 3- í ,s• • di j e w - - KRIS KROSS WINNERS EARPICKS BREAKOUTS WILDCARD RED HOT C. P. WB KRIS KROSS Col CELINE DION Epic BRUCE (HUMAN) Col KRIS KROSS Col S. B. HAWKINS Col HOWARD JONES Elek AMY GRANT A&M DEF LEPPARD Merc See Page 14 T -...MR. BIG Atlantic SHANICE Motown RC D STEWART PLG BRUCE (LUCKY) Col ' CELINE DION Epic BOYZ II MEN Motown KRIS KROSS Col WYNONNA JUDD Curb/MCA HOT NE W RELEASES MARC ALMOND T. COCHRANE 'GOOD 2 GO W. MAHARRY THE OUTFIELD WEIRD AL Y. My Hand Over.. Life Is A Highway Never Satisfied How Do I Get. Closer To Me Smells Like Nirvana Hep 5:332 Cap 44815 Giant 4-19981 A&M 75021-73 MCA 54378 ScoMB 75314 COLLEGE.BOYZ M. JACKSON 4DDIE MONEY STAGE DOLLS Victim Of The... In The Closet ' els, Love.. Love Don't Bother.. r 4-98635 Epic 34T- 74266 C e -?4262 PLG 422865818-2 "ONE THING IN LIFE YOU MUST UNDERSTAND THE TRUTH OF LUST WO MAN TO MAN SO OPEN THE DOOR AND YOU WILL SEE THERE ARE NO SECRETS "IF YOU CAN GET IT MAKE YOUR MOVE IT'S WORTH A TRY. SET ME FREE." I REALLY WANT IT I CAN'T DENY." "I SWEAR THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT YOU BABY." "MAKE THE MOVE." "DARE ME." "TOUCH ME THERE." IN THE CLOSET li •. epic PRODUC ED BY TEDDY RILEY AND M ICHA EL JACKSON. LYRICS: f, 1991 M IJAC MUSIC / DONRIL M USIC / ZOMBA ENTERPRISES INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 'EPIC'' REG. U.S. PAT. & TM. OÉ F. MARCA REGISTRADA. / lE IS A TRA DE MARK OF SONY M USIC ENTERTAINMENT INC. / © 1992 MJJ PRODUCTIONS INC. April 13, 1992 Volume 6 Issue 287 $6.00 DENNIS LAVINTHAL Publisher Adren-Alain LENNY BEER SIN GLES Editor In Chief Eric Clapton finally makes it to the top, and it's a TONI PROFERA 8 Executive Editor good thing he made it now. Cause those famous backwards dressers Kris Kross have soared 25-7 with DAVID ADELSON Vice President/Managing Editor their sights set on #I. MIKE MURPHY Senior Broadcast Editor DIALOG UE ROY TRAKIN Vanessa Williams saves the best for last, and gives 38 Senior Editor the rest to HITS' own former Miss Hackensack. ANITA WEBB Operations Manager Lynn "Dull" Blades, who manages to slip her a demo and an 8 x 10 glóssy. KAREN GLAUBER Post Modem Editor GRAHAM ARMSTRONG POST MODERN Jams Editor Ivana chills, while Sarah (McLachlan) smiles and 47 PolyGram President/CEO Alain LONN FRIEND Cracker kills. Levy's got the whole world in his Metal Editor hands — and a red-hot record TODD HENSLEY JA MS company celebrating this week's CONNIE BREEZE Columbia phenoms Kris Kross hip-hop to the top 59 #1 LP; Del Leppard's Broadcast Editors with the hit single "Jump," which makes JAMS' old DARRYL LINDSEY "Adrenalize,"anda robust nr% Rap Editor fogey Graham "Beard" Armstrong's heart skip a of HITS' Top 50 Albums. The NICK BULL beat. ANGELA GARCIA man has overseen the Research Editors M ETAL restructuring of the organization, MARK PEARSON the agreement with Motown and Research Coordinator Def Leppard are the new Kings of the Metal Jungle, 75 TERRY MOSER so where does that leave our own ever-popular (just record-breaking successes for KANDACE TAYLOR ask 'ern) Lonn "Mower" Friend? A&M, Mercury and the PolyGram RUSTY STAGGERS Label Group. This Contents BETSY ALTOMARE appearance is just another DAN FITZGERALD ALBU MS feather in his beret... even if it BUDDY DEAL Def at #1, Bruce at #2, Bruce at #3 at Wynonna at #5 84 feels more like an albatross Research Assistants all make sensational debuts and bring multiple pur- around his neck. FRANCIS LAMBERT chase buyers into the stores. Retailers are happy as MICHAEL ALLEN hell this week! Computer Operations KEITH MACLEOD Art Director Hitsbound 27 RANDI RASKIND Red Hots & Kris Kross. Editorial Design Top Tens 80 BRIAN LINDSEY Def is Def! ELLIE LEACOCK Requests 35 VAN ARNO Queen is King. Art & Design Breakouts 82 Bruce is Human. DANNY FIELDS Earpicks 40 NEIL HARRIS Celine & Amy. Contributing Editors MICHAEL FLYNN 13 New Artists 45 Facility Manager Front Page On The Cover 47 COLOR WEST Near Truths 22 Post Toasted Columbia's red-hot Kris Kross Lithography Letters 25 Rerap 83 have a Top Ten single, a #12 14958 Ventura Blvd. Wheels & Deals 45 Wavelength 90 album debut and they still turn Sherman Oaks, CA 91403 their backs on us. Smart kids. (818) 501-7900 44 a()retzà/ co(furec( e ele ciebd éars o rilolliplort* 4 ThERE'S NO gETTiNq OVER iT, -MaHarry is a female Elton John for the '90s. She plays piano with style. she writes catchy, upbeat pop tunes ...and she possesses an irresistible, versatile voice. CD REVIF W EARLY ADDS AT: WXKS and KBEQ I-low do gET OVER WE MAHARRythe first single from the new album AM Fountain Produced 1992 Malliecord Onc.Allrights " D O N' T T AL K J U S T KI S S " RIGHT SA FR O M THEIR G OL D DEB UT ALB U M "U P" NOW ON OVER 60 TOP 40s! 18 NEW THIS WEEK INCLUDING: B96 add WMXP deb 30 ALSO AT: HOT97.7 add WTIC deb 32 KMEL KS104 add WDJX deb 40 WIOQ 0995 add FM102 9-6 0106 WKSE add KWOD 14-11 WJMO PRODUCED BY TO M MY D. M ANAGE MENT BY HIT & RUN AMERICA AMERICA RUN & HIT M BY TO ANAGE M D. MY MENT BY PRODUCED WKSS add KSOL 18-13 W WKX W WHT add WZOU 26-21 KZHT KRQ add WXKS 25-22 PWR102 add KKFR 30-24 (:'ldrISFT1,1 OPId 4 NOW Ps\ e nt Top 20 R&B, Top 10 Rap— And Climbing erf6iyileis Sales Freter9- )To Over 100,000 Units Sold In Just 4 Weeks Heavy Requests n Video Jukebox Network Nationwide From Brotherhood Creed's f Titled Debut Album Featuring 4 an 'The Mack" McDuffie and one "Shy Tai Love" Ward Produced By Aaron Aarce and David Michery For Group II Productions Executive Producer: Tom Hayden For TSR Productions G AS OLINE ALLEY H I TS TOP FIF T Y SIINTG-T S 2 L T Eric Clapton takes over the long awaited #1 position this huge sales. Def Leppard. with the #1 selling album in the A H week. En Vogue leaps 9 spots from #14 to #5 with hot sales. country jumps #33-20. RHCP keep gaining momentum with a W S I and MTV. Kris Kross is the hottest selling single this week. Top Ten album. MTV and a move from #47-39. Aaron Hall K T S with an incredible jump from #25-7. TLC goes #16-8 with debuts on the chart at #49. with strong sales. W w A E E TIT L E L A B E L - G E E AFrnsT C O MIVIE N1 S K K 2 2 ERIC CLAPTON TEARS IN HEAVEN Reprise 19038 Monster sales Ill Ei" Ell VANESSA WILLIAMS SAVE THE BEST... Wing/Mercury 865 136 Lp about a million 7 ru MARIAN CAREY MAKE IT HAPPEN Columbia 74239 Gaining 5 14 MINT CONDITION BREAKIN' MY HEART Per/A&M 0004 Solid 37 14' Ell EN VOGUE MY LOVIN Atco/EW 96586 Lp goes 7-6 1101 7 6 DION & BRYSON BEAUTY & THE BEAST Epic 74090 Oscar winner 1421 25 KRIS KROSS JUMP Columbia 74197 Lp debuts at #12 23 161 TLC AIN'T 2 PROUD 2. La Face ,Arista 24008 Huge sales 17 10 9 RICHARD MARX HAZARD Capitol 44797 Starting to move Lp now 25 11 61 10 JOE PUBLIC LIVE AND LEARN Columbia 74012 Smash 1131 El U2 ONE Isl/PLG 866-533 Strong sales 13 12 CECE PENISTON WE GOT A LOVE THANG A&M 1593 Steady 3 3 ATLANTIC STARR MASTERPIECE Reprise 19076 Falling now 1321 20 14 QUEEN BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY Hollywood 647944 From Wayne's World 18 18 021 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN HUMAN TOUCH Columbia 74273 Lp debuts at #2 17 16 KATHY TROCCOLI EVERYTHING CHANGES Reun/Geffen 19118 Breaking 9 9 RIGHT SAID FRED I'M TOO SEXY Charisma 98671 New single starting riri 18 COLOR ME BADD THINKIN BACK Giant 19074 Falling now 1 4 1 6 19 MICHAEL JACKSON REMEMBER THE TIME Epic 74200 Peaked 33 » LEPPAFID LETS GET ROCKED Meramy 866 568 Lp hits at a huge #1 40 29 BRYAN ADAMS THOUGHT I'D DIED A&M 1592 Building 6 MR. BIG TO BE WITH YOU Atlantic 87580 Peaked JODY WATLEY I'M THE ONE YOU. MCA 54276 Moving at Top 40 24 STACY EARL ROMEO & JULIET RCA 62192 Peaked UGLY KID JOE EVERYTHING ABOUT. Mercury 868-823 From platinum EP (Based on a co mbination of sales and airplay) 8 HITS April 13. 1992 FINALLY THE TRACK YOU DEMANDED! ROD STE WAIF " Y O U R S O N G " NATIONAL MOST ADDED! LARPICKS 1.‘ IN,\LR! Z100 add KNOE add WXKS add KQIX add WZOU add KRNQ add WEGX add KTMT add KBEQ add KIRS add WPHR add KWNZ add WNCI add KWTX add Q995 add KZII add FM100 add OK95 add 195 add PWR92 add 98PXY add Q101 add G105 add WAAL add K92 add WBIZ add KZZU add WCIL add WBBQ add 103CIR add WPST add WDBR add KF95 add WFHN add KKYK add WHTO add WRCK add WJMX add KAY107 add WKFR add KGOT add WKPE add KIKX add WLAN add KPXR add WLRW add KQMQ add W MMZ add 95XXX add WNOK add 999KHI add WNYP add B94.7 add WOMP add HOT95 add WQGN add K106 add All artist royalties to be donated to A:DS Project L.A.
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