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COUNTRY October 16. 1998 RAR 103 NEW & ACTIVE NATIONAL RADIO FORMATS TINF1 AVIS NAM EMIR CONTINUED JENNY SIMPSON Ticket Out Of Kansas (Mercury) ABC RADIO NETWORKS Total Stations: 60. Total Points: 1979, Total Adds: 10, Coast -To -Coast Ilsttsst Including: KBEO 18. KV00 8. KXKT 7. WWGR 7. KSKS 6, Mark Edwards (9721 991 -9200 AIASAMA How Do You Fat In Lore WIRK 6. KAJA 5. WCTO 5, WGKX 5, WKKT 5 Adds: GMEX RIEOOKS You Move Me Plays Include: KBUL 17 (17). KASH 15 (5). KJUG 15 (15), IOEESTM Everything's Changed ADDS ALAN JACKSON pit On The Mane, WRNS 15 (15), WEZL 12 (5), WFMB 12 (12), WKDO 12 MAN, RIM HANK New Under The Moon PAM T IL LIS Fveyhme LEE MN WOKEM;R A l ale Pay/ Ode Rock DEANA CARTER Absence OE TM Heart ICAadr (12). WWJO 11 (7). KUZZ 10 (10), KZLA 10 (5), WAMZ STEVE WARINER Every L AIk Whisper CD Country 10 (10). WAXX 10 (10), WNKT 10 (5), WOVK 10 (10), Hottest: TOP 10 WTCM 10 (10) CLAY WALKER r:u re Begerwg To drt ;, S John Hendricks LEE ANN WOMACK A t Mk Past )(Me Roe, Adds: ALABAMA How Do You Fat In Low ¡PGA DIXIE CHICKS e. : CHAD BROCK OEANA CARTER Abeam 01 The Heart (CapAK) T. GRAHAM BROWN Wine Into Water (Intersound) LINDA DAVIS Real Country OIL LI DEAN Real Man (Cagan Total Stations: 35. Total Points: 1846. Total Adds: 3. OIAMOhll RIO wuevable AL AM JACKSON 1 I Go On Lowrp You (AysWL Dave Nicholson (602) 966 -6236 ALAN JACKSON phi On The Money Including: WRBO 8. WKNN 6. WWYZ 5 RE Mcf NOIRE Forerw Adds: KIM EYS ronrcoodys Out There Watching BA Low (MCA/ Plays Include: WCTO 25 (25). WDJR 25 (25). WBCT 23 To SPRINGER,'lonT Tr; Fab Me T C SHE PPAROLie A De MARK CHESKUTT You Are Coupe V40L ,W (23). KJUG 22 (15). WUSY 20 (20), KV00 17 (8). WOVK ALAN JACKSON Jnt On The Money Hottest: AARON TWINN or You IW.(Lyr,c Shwr) 17 (17). WYYD 16 (16). WDEN 15 (15). WSM 15 (15). TRISHA YEARW000 Vow Road teas, Hottest: I GARTH BROOKS Where DOLLY PARTON Amoy Tone Soaps rDecnl WSOC 15 (5). WTOR 15 (15), KXDD 14 (14), WFMB 14 LEE MN WOMACK A LAM Pay left Rock MARK WILLS Don't Laugh At Me LE I ANN WONACKA Late Pee LEN Race /DKOI LONESTAR :....Ih,rgt Changed (14). WGTR 14 (7). WTCR 13 (13). WTCM 12 (12). WYAY LEE MN WOMACK A LAW Past L Me Rock WYNONNA TY HERNDON Must Be Love Women To Women IAyaereffG) 12 (12), WAMZ 10 (10), WAXX 10 (10), WDAF 10 (10), KENNY CHESNEY Will Stand DIXIE CHICKS Wde Open Spaces 1Mommt Vn current as or OCIt*er 12 WHSL 10 (5). WKCN 10 (10). WSIX 10 (10) BROOMS I DIAM Husbands And Wives G F ORGE STRAIT We Really Shouldn't Be (Ming Th,, 1 RADIO ONE COUNTRY PLAYLIST BRADY SEALS Whole Lotta Hurt (Warner Bros.) ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMMING Jim Barbee (970) 949 -3339 Total Total Points: Total Adds: 15, Stations: 21, 997. Steve Knoll (800) 231 -2818 Adds: Including: WBBN WRNS 19, 10, 10. 20. WAMZ WAXX VINCE GIL L Keep It Count, 1L T Gary Knoll eee ttAt.etr. WOVK 10. WSSL 7. WWGR 7. WWJO 7. WTCR 6. KITS 5, ALAN JACKSON pot On The Mare; Adds: SAMMY KERSHAW One Day Lett To tree WBBS 5. WHSL 5. WKKT 5. WRKZ 5. WWYZ 5 4? minn lbusNrolos SARA EVANS No Place TIMI I MICHAEL PETERSON By The Book Cars Parr. Oeecao, Propan.)))),) Plays Include: WUBE 22 (7). KEEP 18 (10). WYGY 16 (16), VINCE GILL Kirah Keep h Country LARI WHITE Take Me Paul lineal; VPGAJ WPUR 11 (11). KIOK 7 (7), WDEN 5 (5) JO DEE MESSINA Stand Besete Me Hottest: JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY Hold On To Me MARK WILLS Don/ Laugh At Me PAM ILL LIS'.er, l,me ALABAMA How Do You Fall In Love Hottest: SPRINGER! Don't Try To Find Me (Giant) TY HERNDON It Must Be Love SHANNON MOWNI Wonl Le WWI) BROOKS A DUNN usbands And Wives Total Stations: 19, Total Points 875. Total Adds: 5. JOE OIFFIE Poor Me GEORGE STRAIT We Rey Shouldn't Be Doing Ton LIMA OMAS I'm Yaws (DreanNluesi Including: WNOE 10. KV00 8. WWJO 7. KFDI 5. WKKT 5 BLACKHAWN There You Have It Jo KEE MESSINA Stand Bude Me ICurb) Plays Include: KPLX 50 (30), KJUG 15 (15), WRNS 15 ALLMON MOMERAeben a Sap (MC..A) (15). WAXX 10 (10). WOVK 10 (10). KIZN 7 (7), KKJG 7 BROADCAST PROGRAMMING WESTWOOD ONE RADIO NETWORKS (7). KNFR 7 (7), WTCR 6 (6), KTTS 5 (5). WBBS 5 (5). Walter Powers (8001 426-9082 Charlie Cook (8051 294 -9000 70P 10 ea WDEN 5 (5). WSOC 5 (5). WWYZ 5 (5) Super Country/Pure Country Tracy Thompson DIAMONO RIO rollre Gau Massa) Ken Moultrie Mainstream Country I ALAN JACKSON e Go On Loop You (Matai RIO Unbelievable (Arista) Adds: DIAMOND David Felker MURK VOL E S')nn t Lauer Al Me IMertaryi MARK CHESMETTWherever You Are Total Total Stations: 16, Points: 834. Total Adds: 15. Adds: WIE MASONS 'Pe WADE HAYES How Do You Sleep Al Night !rand Including: KRTY 25, WPUR 18, KLLL 17. WBEE 15, WKKX ALNJACKSON Rpnl Jn i ru Mont, MICHAEL PETERSON By The Book LONE TM ..eyttwp' Changed (BM) PME TILLM Every Tine 14. KEEY 10, KHKI 10, KZKX 10. WCTO 10. WOVK 10, RANDY TRAVIS n n Of A Man Boy.Wrsdom 01A RIBA Ref NTIRE Forever Lae (ACA) KWJJ 7. WOXK 7, WESC 5, WKKT 5. WWYZ 5 Hottest: Hottest: SHWA IWAN Homey I m Home (Mercury) RF BA MCENTIRE Forever Low Rays Include: KHAK 9 (9) ALAN JACKSON Go On lovng You TRACY KIM I Warne Few Tim Way Apan (WA( SMARM TWAIN "nary. Im Home GARTH BROOKS You Mow Me ALABAMA ), .;ro You Fall In Love MANAMA Mow Do You he In Love INCA/ DIAMOND RIO You re Gone GARTH BROOKS You Move Me DIXIE ALLISON MOORER Alabama Song (MCA) DIXIE CHECKS Wide Open Spaces CHOCKS Wde Open Spaces (Monument) I ONE STAR F rer;tn,nos Chargea MARK WILLS Don t Laugh Al Me Total Stations: 25. Total Points 715. Total Adds: 12. Not Country Including: WAIB 14, WKDO 12. KV00 8 KJJY 7. KSOP 7. Digital Country HEAVY David Felker WGTR 7. WWGR 7. WCKT 6 WTCR 6 WBCT 5 WWYZ 5 L.J. Smith ALABAMA Mae Do You Fa In Low (RCA) Adds: Adds: WXXO 5 TRACY IYRD Warne Feel That Way roen (MCA) BLACKHMNK There You Haw It DERYL D00D A Beter End Plays Include: WRNS 15 (15). WWZD 12 (12), WAXX 10 TERRI CLARK ,Du re Easy On The Eyes (Mercury) JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY Hold On To Me ALAN JACKSON Right On the Marc, (10), WOVK 10 (10), KNFR 7 (7). WMSI 7 (7). KFDI 5 (5). DIXIE CINCß Wde Open Somas tMersareral Hottest: JO DEE ME SSINA hand Beside Me KITS 5 (5), WDEN 5 (5), WGH 5 (5). WRKZ 5 (5), WSOC MICRAEE PETERSON By The Book ALAN JACKSM11 Go On Loved You ,horn MARK WILLS Don I Laugh At Me 5 (5). WUSO 5 (5) SHANIA TWAIN Haney. rm Home Nottest: LOIESMR EveryOWÇs Clumped IBAN) TIM MCGRAW Where The Green Grass Grows MARS WILLS Don t Laugh M Me RNA MINNOW Forever Loe (VGA/ LONE STAR F veryltwps Changed LONESTAR EveryUwp's Changed SIMMM MAKINoney I m Hone LAWcur, CHRIS LEDOUX Bang A Drum (Capitol) REBAMCENTIRf ,reverlow ALABAMA How Do You Fall M Love NAKINSpm26e !Gatti GARTH BROODS 'AN Move He Total Stations: 13. Total Points: 512, Total Adds: 0, New Country SHHAMA HMI Horny. I'm Home MMK WALLS Don't Lap, At Me (Mer), Including: KWJJ 27 (20), KUPL 15 (15). KKAT 11 (11), L.J. Smith Rock LEE MI WOMACK* I the Past the tato WOVK 10 (10). KHAY 9 (9). KKNU 9 (9). KSOP 7 (7), WOW Adds: COUNTRY VIDEO TseSHA YEMWOW J GARTH EMOOIIS:'.r vas Rota AICV 6(6). KRTY 5 (5). KTTS 5 (5). KZSN 5 (5). WBYT 5 (5). BL ACKHAMFK There You Have K WDEN 5 (5) SARA E VANS No Place That Far HOT SHOTS VINCE GILL e rdy Keep h Country AARON TIPPIN For Yo :Ir, $HAJuIM BROWN! Waft Le (Pasta) TRAVIS TRITT t I lost Pc,. WYNONNA Woman To Woman (Asylum/EEG) DEANA CARTER Absence 01 The Maat (CMWII) Hottest: Total 10. Total Total O. Stations: Points: 389. Adds: CLINT DMELI When I Grow Up (ArstaM TIM MCGRAW Where The Green Grass Grows Including. WESC 18 (18). WYYD 12 (12), WDAF 10 (10). GARTH BROOKS You Move Me DIAMOND Ra u,belwte Asta! KHEY 7 WDJR 7 7 WBEE KFDI 5 (7). (7). WSSL (7). 6 (6). SHAM TWAIN Hamy. I m Home SAMMY KERSHAW ,ne Day Left To Lne IMercur (5). KYCY 5 (5). WHSL 5 (5) MARK WILLS Don T Laugh At Me OMIS KNIGHT A. E asy Beep Me (J) LONESTAR F verytnrng s Charged All ISOLA MOORER Aletnra Sap MCA/ MARK NEUER ïaw Dover IAwkiml DON WILLIAMS Cracker Jack Diamond (Giant) ADDS JONES RADIO NETWORK RANDY TRAVIS Spot OIA Boy Wisdom IDreanWbrts; Total Stations: 10. Total Points: 293. Total Adds: 0. Adds Jim Murphy (303) 784 -8700 LAN WORE Take Me art SDwrl Including: WHOK 14 (10). KKNU 10 (10). WOVK 10 (10). WMNMINA Wann To Woran (ASyAmffG) KVOO 8 (8). KSOP 7 (7). WTCR 6 (6). KFDI 5 (5), KITS 5 U.S.
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  • Ty Herndon Headlines Davis Pride! Page 20

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