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IN THIS ISSUE *** *** * *** * **3 -DIGIT 908 000817973 4401 9027 MAR92UHZ MONTY GREENLY 3 APT A Z 3740 ELM 90807 LONG BEACH Cfi FOLLOWS PAGE 44 THE INTERNATIONAL NEWSWEEKLY OF MUSIC AND HOME ENTERTAINMENT July 7, 1990/$5.95 (U.S.), $5.50 (CAN.), £3.50 (U.K.) Will Digital Era Jolt Status Quo Video Suppliers labels Demand Action Against Pirates For Broadcasters? PAGE 5 Target Kids For Losses From Illicit Product Seen Deepening Biz This story was prepared by Ken surmises that this has occurred be- people off the street, there's a likeli- Music Groups Fall Sell -Thru Terry, Ed Christman, and Bruce cause the sale of counterfeits is now hood they'll put them in prison," he Stand Up For Crew Haring. a felony in California, carrying a 5- says. BY PAUL SWEETING year jail term for offenders. This legal zealousness has made PAGE 6 and JIM McCULLAUGH NEW YORK -U.S. record labels, D'Onofrio notes there were 70 counterfeiters afraid that their dis- both large and small, are demand- counterfeiting prosecutions in Cali- tributors and vendors might turn Cassette Single NEW YORK -The lineup of ing more vigorous action against fornia last year, compared with 28 them in, so they have moved more sell- through video titles an- vendors and manufacturers of in the whole country the year be- heavily into the Northeast, where Theories Tested On nounced for the fourth quarter, counterfeit cassettes as their illegal fore, and he attributes stepped -up the sale of counterfeits merely en- which is dominated by children - activities cut ever more deeply into law enforcement to the severity of tails a misdemeanor charge. M.C. Hammer Release oriented product, provides a the legitimate business. the new statute. "[Prosecutors] In fact, D'Onofrio points out, the PAGE 82 strong opportunity for someone Nationwide, the Recording Indus- know that, instead of just taking (Continued on page 78) to capture the older video audi- try Assn. of America says, the prob- ence with a more adult -themed lem continues to cost the industry sell- through release, say indus- "hundreds of millions of dollars a try executives. year." While the RIAA has not dis- On Speech But the somewhat disap- cerned an appreciable surge in the Poe Goers Jump free- Stick pointing track record compiled level of counterfeiting, Steve D'On- BY BILL HOLLAND meeting, held here June 22 -23. RIAA gauntlet for the first time by R- rated, action /adventure ti- ofrio, senior VP /director of the and SEAN ROSS The free -speech issue came up in against the recent federal court tles such as "Lethal Weapon 2" RIAA's anti -piracy operations, such unlikely places as Howard ruling in Florida that declared a 2 and "Indiana Jones And The says, "It's more visible. It's moved TYSON'S CORNER, Va. -The re- Cosell's opening keynote speech Live Crew album obscene. -Last Crusade" is complicating from the flea markets into the cent local actions against 2 Live and the traditional "Radio /Record Berman confirmed reports that studio sell- through calcula- streets," mainly in the past year. Crew were clearly the prime topic Promotion Hot Box" panel. It was the RIAA would file an amicus cu- tions. Consequently, it is un- Moreover, he says, much of the at this year's Bobby Poe conven- also the springboard for Record riae brief in support of the mem- clear whether suppliers will counterfeit product has been shift- tion. But while top 40 program- Industry Assn. of America presi- bers of 2 Live Crew in their Florida commit themselves to a "Bat - ed from California, which used to mers agree on the need to do some- dent Jay Berman (see Commen- obscenity case (Billboard, June 30), (Continued on page 79) account for 40% of nationwide coun- thing about the censorship issue, tary, page 11), who, in a June 23 telling PDs, "I have no doubt in terfeit sales, to the Northeast. He no clear game plan emerged at the speech, publicly threw down the my mind that this issue will be overturned on appeal" and citing ADVERTISEMENTS the "serious political and artistic merit" of the 2 Live Crew's "As Labels Ask: Will (Continued on page 12) German Union Make No. 1 IN BILLBOARD Mark On Music Biz? HOT 100 SINGLES * STEP BY STEP BY MIKE HENNESSEY NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK (COLUMBIA) and WOLFGANG SPAHR TOP POP ALBUMS * PLEASE HAMMER DON'T HURT 'EM M.C. HAMMER (CAPITOL) BERLIN -As the much -anticipated HOT BLACK SINGLES implementation of monetary union * YOU CAN'T DENY IT between West and East Germany LISA STANSFIELD (ARISTA) TOP ALBUMS goes into effect Monday (2), the West BLACK * PLEASE HAMMER DON'T HURT 'EM German record industry is trying to M.C. HAMMER (CAPITOL) project the benefits that might flow HOT COUNTRY SINGLES from free access to a market of 16.5 * LOVE WITHOUT END, AMEN GEORGE STRAIT (MCA) million people. TOP COUNTRY ALBUMS Although there is a consensus that * KILLIN' TIME some part of the 25 billion West Ger- CLINT BLACK (RCA) man marks shipped into the German TOP VIDEO SALES * THE LITTLE MERMAID Democratic Republic will come back (WALT DISNEY HOME VIDEO) GE- INTO DANCEHALL REGGAE! FRIGHT, & COLONEL After the CHR Success of "You're The Only Woman," THE in the form of sound carrier sales, es- TOP VIDEO RENTALS MITE unite Caribbean flavor with hardcore Arrerican beata on BRAT PACK returns with "I'm Never Gonna Give You Up," now timates not only vary widely but are * BACK TO THE FUTURE PART II thei- debut LP "LIFE" (PRO -1282). A GREAT SUMMERT ME on Club MTV, and their high- powered A &M debut album. (MCA /UNIVERSAL HOME VIDEO) AL6LM ON PROFILE RECORDS! Produced by hitmakers Clivilles and Cole of Seduction fame. (Continued on page 81) THE LIVE SHOW THAT'S DRIVING EVERYONE MENTAL "Urban Dance Squad rocks the house." "An extraordinary rock, hip -hop LOS ANGELES TIMES CALENDAR collective." LONDON TIMES MENTAL FLOSS FOR THE GLOBE. Their critically acclaimed debut album featuring "Deeper Shade Of Soul" & "No Kid." ARISTA 1990 Arista NecorOS. Inc.. a Berlelamann Music Group Company \( ON TOUR: 7/10 Atlanta GA 7/12 Washington DC 7/13 Boston MA 7/15 New York-NY/NE MUSIC SEMINAR . 7/17 Toronto ONT 7/18 Detroit MI 7/20 Chicago IL 7/21 Oakland CA --7/23 San Diego A 7/24 Los Angeles CA 0.DAERT6EM_FI rAtl.le ,ra..; IN 1986 A RAPTUROUS REVELATION. IN 1990 A SUBLIME STANDARD. More astonishing beauty from singer /songwriter Anita Baker her new album Compo3itions features the first single and video 1986's Rapture and 198 Giving You The Best That 1 Got combined have sold 10 million units worldwide. Anita Baker has won sit Grammy Awards; four for her vocal performance and two for her writing of "Sweet Love" and "Giving You The Best That I Gotr Executive Producer: Anita Baker Produced by Michael). Powell Management: BNB Associates Ltd.../Sherwin Bash THE ANITA BAKER SUMMER TOUR JUNE Clarkston, M_I /Pike knob 30 JULY Clarkston, MI /Pine Mr_ob 1 Milwaukee, WI /SuTmerkst 3 Chicago, IL /World MusieTheater 4 Montreal, Canada / Place Desists 6 Pittsburgh, PA /Star 1.ake 8 Vienna, 'A /woif rap 9 Vienna, VA /Wolf Trap 10 Philadelphia, PA Nara Center 13 Philadelphia, PA /Mara Center 15 Holmdel, NJ /Garden State Ans Cerner 17 Holmdel, NJ /Garden State Arts Center 18 Wantagh, NY/Jor_es Beach 20 Wantagh, NY/Dores Beach 21 Lenox, MAlTanglewood Amphitheater 23 Atlanta, GA /Lakewood Amiihitheater 27 Cincinnati, OH /Riverkonr Stacum 28 Indianapolis, IN /Deer Creek Music Center 29 Kansas City, MO /StarlightTheater 31 ?_LGUST Denver, CO/Fitidlea Green 1 Portland, OR /Mt. Flood Festival ofJazz 3 George, WA /Champs d'Brionne Sun'mer Must estival 4 Con`ord, CA / Comore ?av Ion 8 Sacramento, CA /: al Expo 10 Mountain View, CA /Shoreline Am ±ilheater 11 Laguna Hills, CA /Irvine Meadows Ampeitheater 12 San Diego, CAJSan Diego State Lniversity 14 Phoenix, AZ /Memorial t.zseum 15 t Dallas, Th' 3eatplex 17 Houston, T?c /W5otlIands 18 Torontc, Canada /CNE Gra-ttds and 22 Mansfield, MA/Greatwools Center 24 Mansfield, MA /Greatwools Cerner 25 Tour peesented 4 - Elektra On Elektra Cassettes, Comiact DiscsandAecords Y71990 Elektra Entertanment, o Diváion of Warner Connueiotions Inc., GREAT MUSIC ON A GRAND SCALE. BOB JAMES Grand Piano Canyon (4/2/1 -26256) The New Album. Available On Warner Bros. Cassettes, Compact Discs and Records. Produced and Arranged by Bob James Personal Management: Peter Paul . ©1990 Warner Bros. Records Inc. DAB May Jolt Radio's Status Quo Broadcasters Irate Over Closed Meeting BY BILL HOLLAND have in mind -satellite and aero- developing and testing the new space companies in particular -is technology. c 0 NIENTS WASHINGTON, D.C. -Digital Au- the uplinking of DAB broadcasts While representatives of NAB dio Broadcasting, or DAB, is fast to space satellites and the subse- and National Public Radio have 7, 1990 VOLUME 102 NO. 27 JULY becoming the buzzword of commu- quent downlinking to any number been invited to the meetings, no nications entrepreneurs who think of communities. This would put networks, radio group owners, or RIAA ASSAILS CENSORSHIP they've found a new goldmine. broadcasters in the same position individual broadcast radio owners But many of these entrepreneurs in which the TV networks find were asked to participate. As one Jason S. Berman, president of the Recording Industry Assn. of America, are from outside themselves: Shackled by relatively source close to NAB put it, "they spoke out in defense of beleaguered rap group 2 Live Crew at the June the traditional unregulated cable and satellite just invited NAB to beat up on 23 Bobby Poe Convention in Washington, D.C.
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