Jenner Arista VP /Promotion KMGG's

ISSUE NUMBER 571 THE INDUSTF S WFEKI.Y NEWSPAPER FEBRUARY 15, 1985

BYRNE VP /GM

N S I D E: WMZQ Sets New Team

CRUCIAL HEARINGS For Management/Sales Bieler IN WASHINGTON In a realignment of manage- dent of Viacom Radio. ment and sales executives at commented, "We are fortunate were in the spotlight at Con- of Broadcasters WMZQ-AM & FM /Washington, to have the talent and depth with Fair- gressional hearings last week, General Sales Manager Frank management in our company to ness Doctrine proponents and opponents Byrne has been elevated to be able to promote from within. clashing and the opening of discussions VP /GM. At the same time, Frank has done a superb job, on beer and wine broadcast ads, an issue crosstown WASH's National truly earning this appoint- described as a "runaway freight train." Sales Manager Paul Wilensky ment." Page 10 was named to succeed Byrne as Byrne, who had been GSM GSM, while WMZQ Account Ex- since 1982, said, "The past year GETTING THE MOST OUT OF ecutive Peggy Terrell moved up and a half have been especially rewarding for me because of SPECIAL PACKAGES to NSM. The VP /GM post had been the extraordinary support, Dwight Case contends that sales pack- open for three weeks since guidance, and leadership of ages are not synonymous with "discount- Brian Bieler was named Presi- Brian Bieler, as well as the per- entire WMZQ ed rates" stations should charge more formance of the - staff. I will try to continue the for a creative package. ANDERSON VP/R &B PROMOTION Page 18 winning tradition." WMZQ /See Page 4 TURNING AGGRESSIVE WITH Jenner Arista VP/Promotion ROSE REMAINS EASY LISTENING Arista VP /National Pop Pro- motion Don lenner has been REGIONAL MGR. Guest columnist Keith Carson of WRFMI promoted to VP /Promotion, su- can't af- New York believes Easy listening pervising all music depart- ford to sit back passively and wait for ad- ments, including CHR, AOR, He Nelson vertisers and listeners to fall into place. A /C, and R&B. At the same provides a detailed approach to aggres- time, former Motown National sive promotion. Director /R&B Promotion Tony KMGG's Page 31 Anderson was appointed VP/ R&B Promotion. SUPERSTARS IN UPBEAT MOOD Arista Exec. VP /GM Sal Li- New GM cata told R&R, "Donnie's done Steve Feinstein returns from the Burk- an exceptional job. It only Don Zenner Tony Anderson hart/Abrams/Michaels/Douglas Super- he has more makes sense that Licata stars meetings with a sense of renewed responsibilities in the promotion through hard work, integrity, Regarding Anderson, "I went out for the AOR optimism and evidence of upper - as he's earned them and dedication." continued, area, Tony's go- success. best, and I got him. demo OF COMMUNICATIONS asset to Page 36 RUBIN DIRECTOR ing to be a tremendous us." Ienner added, "With his keen sense of promotion, Tony PEOPLE IN THE Krizman Promoted will be able to take what is NEWS THIS WEEK already the best R&B roster in the business to even greater VP at Transtar To R &R Executive VP Ken Harris Sr. heights." Mgr. at e Rick Gillette Op. Dir. /Program Zenner joined Arista in 1983 Former KSON -AM & FM/ KGMS & KSFM from Millennium Records, San Diego VP /GM Don Nelson J.C. Floyd PD at WVOL & WOOK where as co-founder he served has been named GM at KMGG/ Rowena Harris VP at PolyGram as Exec. VP. He said, "Since Los Angeles. He replaces Em- Skip Schmidt GM at WJOY Sal and I joined (Arista Presi- mis VP /Regional Manager will remain in Tony Maddox VP at KZBS dent) Clive Davis a year and a Doyle Rose, who that capacity but maintain his Marty Loughman VP at Bingham half ago, we've seen the great- the company's base at Emrnis's WLOL /Minne- e Neil Portnow VP at EMI America est growth in history. The experience I gain- apolis. Bill Glireath GSM at K101 ed working with (Millennium Rose told R&R, "The original Canada Program Mgr. at WNVZ Dick Rubin Bob Dick Krizman founder) Jimmy lenner has plan was for me to move to Catherine Rubenstein GSM at KBPI prepared me for the scope of California, manage KMGG, and Radio & Records VP /Sales continue to supervise the com- Kip Gilbert GSM at KNUS and I'm very ex- oversee the operation of WLOL Krizman has been pro- pany's advertising sales depart- my new duties, Courtney Thompson GSM at WCKO Dick the future of from here. For personal rea- moted to Executive VP. In his ment. At the same time, Dick cited about Dean GSM at KLUB & KISN NELSON /See Page 4 Lindsay new capacity, Krizman will Rubin was named to the newly- Arista." IENNER /See Page 4 Robert O'Brien GSM at KUUT created position of Director of Page 3, 4, 6 Communications, overseeing Albright PD computer, circulation, and Moyes,Camplbell Upped CALL LETTER CHANGES: other communications operations. At Research Group PRO & CON At KMPS Commenting on Krizman's Lon Helton samples the experiences of advancement, R&R President stations which have switched from estab- Dwight Case stated, "This pro- lished call letters, and points out the motion is the linchpin to our Rubin, pluses and minuses of changing your iden- growth." Regarding Case added, "Everyone is try- tity. a handle on internal Page 45 ing to get communications ... we finally have, with Dick Rubin." INDEPENDENTS' DAY An original R&R employee, As the network /program supplier universe Krizman joined the newspaper in contracts, how do independent producers After two years as National as Director of Advertising Bill Moyes Larry Campbell Programming Consultant/ 1973, and was promoted to VP/ fit in? Reed Bunzel talks to Denny Som - has been President for the Country for Drake- Chenault, Sales in 1978. Rubin, who has an In twin promotions at the Se- and ach and IS Inc.'s Rob Sisco for the inside He Jay Albright has been named extensive background in enter- attle-based Research Group, past eight years. previously scoop. was VP for the TV research PD for KMPS-AM & FM /Seat- tainment production, came to President Bill Moyes has been Page 16 Magid Associates. tle, beginning March 11. The R&R three years ago as an ad- elected Chairman/CEO, while firm Frank joined the company Country stations had been with- ministrative staffer. Sr. VP /GM Larry Campbell Campbell 14 years with King out a PD for three weeks after Also joining R&R is Nancey succeeds him as President/ in 1981 after Assist- Broadcasting, where he served Newsstand Price $3.50 longtime programmer Ron Rabiner, as Editorial COO. Norwood left to open a comput- ant /receptionist. Her broadcast Moyes founded the radio re- as GM at KRFM /Spokane, 4 KRIZMAN /See Page 4 search/consulting firm in 1977 MOPES /See Page er business.ALBRIGHT'See Page 4 Why America's Most Successful Radio Broadcasters Demand The Research Group

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but for acquisitions too. In my 1 Courtney Thompson has been Continued from Page where we stand and formulating a career, winning has always been named Sales Manager at WCKO/ game plan to maximize our sales a lot of fun, and I'm really pre- Miami -Ft. Lauderdale. He was Regarding Wilensky and Ter- efforts. I'm very confident about pared to have STAFF most recently a lot of fun at rell, Byrne remarked, "Paul's a (CHR) KISN, where look Director of Sales at KMPS." we for a crosstown WNWS. GM James dynamic salesperson who's lot of growth, and our untapped BOB WILSON well -known in W Butler commented, "I'm very the community. potential with (MOYL- formatted) .c,,,. Vb Ron... DICK KRIZMAN Moyes He's also an excellent manager, te Perraw EOM- KEN BARNES happy to have someone of Court- KLUB." Salb EOM: JOHN LEADER AS grog RICHARD ZUMWALT Continued from Page 1 and will be an enormous asset ney's abilities and strong major Naudp Edo: JEFF GREEN market background join us." KGW /Portland, and KING /Se- to our team. Peggy's back- Luna. Ede: GAIL MITCHELL Krizman /rang.. R.fWW Ego' JHAN HIRER attle. He told R&R, ground Rehaares Thompson, who previously "It's been a and experience at iSpcY. Fda. REED RUNZEL terrific education working WMZQ, Continued from Page 1 AC &Roo RON RODRIGUES worked in sales at KFAC /Los An- with coupled with her drive AOR Eda STEVE FEINSTEIN our clients, whom we learn and enthusiasm, will guarantee background includes on-air pos- WALT Y E geles, KBZT /San Diego, and CHEwrE oEN JOEL from every day. Bill Moyes in- a smooth, successful transition itions at San Diego outlets Dom, EaEa LON HELTON WCLR and WFYR /Chicago, told d01 GAIL MITCHELLELL itially gave me the opportunity with national sales." KSON -FM and B100. Edo. BARBARA BARNES R&R, "Sconnix is a young broad- M Eda. BRAD WOODWARD to manage the company, and S wag Asso.Mlw Ego. KEITH cast company with plans for con- Associate Glum, JAVE CASE. H RRICANE HEERAN. this promotion is the realization YVONNE OLSON, SEAN ROSS. tinued growth. The partners and Transactions Egones Aggro.. SUSAN James Butler of a lifelong goal - to get to the Continued from Page 3 GREGORY LESCHSHIN, NANCEV RABINERN are terrific indivi- Cam untslbns aCSS DICK RUBIN top and have an equity partner- Sorrows. duals, and I feel fortunate to have C.W.O. DAN COLE IDTSCIO,l, LEE CLARK, ship in nationally- syndicated religious broadcaster MIKE LANE been selected." a major company such DLE as this." Charles Smith, who has no other radio interests. CSWLBsfoanADRIENNE LA LOPER Waggon agog. RICHARD AGATA El Camino is headed by Cliff Gill, who also has in- M awo, MARILYN FRANDSEN RONPCWy: ROGER ZUMWALT terest in KATYISan Luis and are no new format plans Obispo, CA, a CP r,000,_.. KENT THOMAS, LUGE MORRIS, Nelson for ESA CHAVEZ for an AM in Commerce City, CO. KWVE Galt.: MAUREEN GARVEY, A/C KMGG. "Don was hired LT PEARL, GARY VAN DER SIEUR Continued from Page 1 operates with 50 kw on 107.9 mHz at 500 feet. because of his background in C,..R. SONS.. agog: MICHAEL ATKINSON E..:Exec... Y, JEFF GELB, KEN ROSE management and marketing. N_.L_Y _ Cmd.ta NINA ROSSMAN Seymour Pays RNSCM D RANDY ALBERTS sons, however, I'm going to $1.4 Million Magic is on track. ELLEN GAZECKI have to stay in Minnesota. As a For WSVS-AM & FM Contgot MARGARETBECKWITH Prior to his duties in San Die- W_N, _ MMK 818 CO,ewSwa A,. NW. Bun. 300, result, we had to find the best Ellek Seymour is We31109tun, DC 20006.12021 3093.930 go, Nelson spent 25 years with buying WSVS-AM & FMI- V. a)e+l: JONATHAN HALL. guy we could to mn Magic, and Crewe, VA from Southern Virginia Broadcast- wSW. Gr eco BARRY O'BRIEN Mid America Radio, beginning lwpan gift BRAD WOODWARD of all the people we spoke with, Agog' as an announcer ing for $1,373,000, plus a $40,000 non - at WQUA /Mo- CHERYL SOMERSEROTL Don appeared head and shoul- line, IL in 1955. He departed in compete agreement. Seymour also owns WETT Lops Coma: JASONSHRINSKY ders above the other candi- Bogs. Agar 1610 1611, Avenue So-nn, 1980 after 13 years as VP of & W WTRIBethany Beach, MD; the seller owns no TN 02212,1Z, 161161193896]. 292-8963 dates." /GM WIRE & WXTZ /Indianapolis. other stations. WSVS (AM) is a 5 -kw daytimer on Oelqpa:DEBORAN`EVANS Rose added that he'll continue He also helmed his own Nelson 800 kHz; WSVS -FM broadcasts with 100 kw on R.tRw> Robb.J.sayERB,MRW6Raovs.rp.. 30 Cway Avs wer, IAS A,4gM, CA 000.7 t2111 553 W30 to oversee KMGG and will still MS Of ISO & Associates media brokerage 104.7 mHz at 404 feet. âbg'rp .gr w w.rlr .K.,,.m.ws,pces commute between the two mar- p,a`: firm. 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At Capitol's Promotion Conference in L.A. recently, Duran Duran's John KLZI /Phoenix Local Sales Man- Taylor was presented with a double platinum plaque for the group's ager Robert O'Brien has transfer- "Arena" LP. Pictured (l-r) are Capitol President Don Zimmermann, Taylor, red to TransCom sister station Sr. VP Walter Lee, and Chairman Bhaskar Menon. KUUT/Orem-Salt Lake City as GSM. A former GM at KATT /Ok- Foreigner Cruises lahoma City, O'Brien has also worked as GSM at KDKB/Phoe- nix and WELM & WLBY /Elmira,. NY. Chris Kampmeier, who joined the station two weeks ago as Sta- tion Manager, told R&R, "Bob's extensive experience in many different facets of the industry, rang- ing from sales management to station management to experience with rep firms, will-help us tremendously in this start-up situation." KUUT has been dark since its recent ownership transfer and is now undergoing technical im- Atlantic and ESP Management hosted a dinner dance on a yacht in New Pictured accepting their American Music Awards are (top) Prince surround- York recently to celebrate Foreigner's success. Pictured (l -r) are Atlantic provements. Station officials ex- ed by his band, the Revolution; (below left) Tina Turner; (below center) host VPs Tunc Erim, Judy Libow, group's Lou Gramm, and label's Exec. VP/GM pect KUUT to return to the air Lionel Richie with an armful of six trophies; (be /ow right) Cyndi Lauper. Deve Glew. shortly. V7O1:10l0W yr 'W11SAS JNINNIM 1H1'01ä11S WV nOt/Q10W

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AIINIMMINI.I1 __ _-Mr. AMP' MEEMPer/A IPMEM sIMoW: o1d AJenJgej '9 1. 'Aep!ij/EIfty 6 eBed 9861 Page 10 R &R /Friday, February 15, 1985 SENATE HEARS TESTIMONY Momentum To Ban Beer, Wine Ads Creates "Runaway Freight Train" The crusade to end alcohol advertising on radio and television has The ban campaign has sparked such in- exploded into a "runaway freight train," the head of the Senate Subcom- tense interest that hundreds jammed into mittee on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse declared last week. Sen. Paula the Senate hearing room, and a large crowd was held outside by Capitol Hill police, who Hawkins (R -FL) made the observation as she opened the first hearing in struggled to maintain order as latecomers Congress on the proposed ban. Hawkins said she has an open mind on tried to push their way into the packed the issue, while Commerce Committee Chairman John Danforth chamber. (R -MO) announced during the week he opposes a ban. Despite the campaign's publicity and lob- bying momentum, no member of Congress has yet come forward to sponsor legislation to impose an ad ban or mandatory counter - ads. The nearest thing is a bill by Rep. Howard Nielson (R-UT) ordering a one- year study by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobac- co and Firearms (BATF) on the link be- OVERFLOW ATTENDANCE - Broadcast beer Washington tween advertising and alcohol abuse. Report has become such a hot is- and wine advertising FTC Chief Downplays sue in Washington that dozens were turned away from last week's packed Senate hearing on Ban Effectiveness the topic. Ban foes were buoyed by last week's testimony from Federal Trade Commission ers said that advertising merely influences WIFX Fined $6200 For Under a new five-year business plan de- (FTC) Chairman James Miller, whose brand preference, rather than consumption signed to bring "predictable levels of fund- agency is soon due to level. A one percent shift in beer preference Power, EBS Violations ing and stability" to the system, NPR wants rule on a Project represents $380 million in revenues, said WIFX -AM & FM /Jenkins, KY have been programming funds to go directly to local SMART petition to U.S. Brewers Association President Don clobbered with a $6200 fine by the FCC for stations starting in 1987. The stations would curb alcohol market- Shea. violating three rules. Both stations failed to then pay membership fees to NPR to cover ing aimed at young Radio Faces "Dire perform weekly EBS tests and neither had programming, legal, and corporate support people. Miller stress- current equipment performance measure- services, and representation before Con- ed "the possibility Consequences" ments available when FCC inspectors gress and the FCC. NPR stations will vote that a total or partial NAB President Eddie Fritts outlined in- showed up. The FM was also found to be ex- on the change at their annual Public Radio ban on alcohol adver- tensive station efforts to combat drunk ceeding its authorized power tolerance. Conference, set for May 19-23 in Denver. tising might do little to driving and alcohol abuse, and said a ban Hit with a $2850 tab for a variety of techni- Last week NPR's board also dealt out lessen the problem of would cost broadcasters $750 million a year. cal violations was WKBH /Holmen, WI. It budget cuts within the network to cope with alcohol abuse." Miller Jim Miller Fritts said beer and wine ads make up 12 % was cited for EBS violations, lack of equip- an unexpected income shortfall of nearly called the ban issue a political question best of radio's network and national spot reve- ment performance measurements, having $700,000 for fiscal year 1985. left for Congress to decide. nues, and warned of "dire consequences" no duty operator at a transmitter that didn't Ban proponents argued that ads glamor- from a ban, since radio has a small profit use remote metering, and having a tower Other Key Developments: ize drinking, while broadcasters and brew- margin. - fence that failed to prevent contact with the Claiming their strength in the House antenna lead-in wire. entitles them to ten rather than nine seats, WXIC/Waverly, OH was fined $2400 for House Republicans have refused to seat changing its antenna location and convert- their members of the Telecommunications ing to nondirectional broadcasting without Subcommittee. - - specific FCC approval. A $1000 fine was im- In a partial reimposition of its former posed on KPRB /Redmond, OR for unap- trafficking rule, the FCC has imposed a proved antenna changes and failure to corn - one -year holding period for owners who ob- ply with its construction permit. tain stations under its Minority Ownership NPR Policy of distress sales and issuance of tax Proposes Direct U.S. certificates. Aid To Public Stations REO challengers continue to drop out National Public Radio's (NPR) board of of the running for the group's 12 radio sta- directors has proposed restructuring the tions. Donnie Simpson Enterprises has way public radio is federally funded. Cur- withdrawn its applications for WFYR /Chi- BAN FOES TESTIFY - NAB President Eddie Frriffs (foreground) tells a Senate subcommittee an al- a including rently, the Corporation for Public Broad- cago and WRKO & WROR /Boston. ad ban would be ineffective, and would cost the industry S 750 million year, (1 Anheuser -Busch VP Stephen casting (CPB), acting with the approval of Entertainers at NAB's spring conven- 12% of radio's network and national spot dollars. Also shown -r) are Lambright, Miller Brewing VP Al Easton, American Association of Advertising Agencies President Len local stations, sends $10.3 in tion in Las Vegas (4/14 -17) will be the Beach million a year Matthews, and Freedom of Expression Foundation President Craig Smith. programming funds directly to NPR. Boys and Pointer Sisters.

controversy rather than risk the costly de- DOCTRINE SUPPORTERS UNITE fense of a fairness complaint, she testified. Schwartzman praised the doctrine for working "smoothly and silently," and being Fairness Doctrine Draws Cheers, "minimally intrusive into editorial pro- cesses." While most stations do a good job, said Schwartzman, the doctrine "provides Jeers At FCC Hearings a remedy in those rare eases when broadcasters are not inclined to pay heed to rising During two days of unusual public hearings, the FCC last week took voices of dissent," especially on the local extensive testimony from over three dozen prominent supporters and and state levels. opponents of the Fairness Doctrine. At the same time, a coalition of 17 Dingell Leads Pro-Doctrine FAIRNESS FOES - Exchanging a few words groups announced formation of the Campaign for Free Speech to rally after testifying against and for the Fairness Doc- Among the 17 member groups of the support for preserving the embattled doctrine. trine, respectively, are retired CBS newsman Campaign for Free Speech are the Ameri- FCC Chairman Charles Views aired before the FCC split along Eric Sevareid and former can Civil Liberties Union, Consumers Un- said the doctrine "decreases, rather than Ferris. At right, KGAS /Carthage, TX owner Bev familiar lines. Broadcasters condemned ion, National Education Association, United increases; the type of spirited debate which Brown, who chairs NAB's First Amendment Autoworkers, and American Lung Associa- the Fairness Doctrine, charging that it is critical to a free society." Stations avoid Committee, argues for Fairness repeal. violates the First Amendment and has a tion. includes House "chilling effect" on the industry. Public in- Its leadership committee terest groups defended it as a reasonable Commerce Committee Chairman John Din- who denounced the and needed check against the airing of a gell, (D-MI) "radical" cronies," the broad- single viewpoint to the exclusion of all FCC and its "business others. casters. If the Commission tampers with Doctrine without consent from Typical of these clashing opinions were the Fairness Dingell predicted, it "may find the remarks of NRBA past President and Congress, it thinks is a legal loophole can WROQ /Charlotte President /GM Sis Kap- that what noose." lan, and Media Access Project Executive fast become its own thinking Americans real- Director Andrew Schwartzman. He added, "All ize, their political inclinations, Speaking from the perspective of "a real whatever the Fairness Doctrine is absolutely fun- living, breathing, struggling radio broad- FCC FAIRNESS HEARINGS Listening to contrasting viewpoints on the Fairness Doctrine last that - to the protection of our First caster who bas to live with this misguided week are (left to right) FCC Commissioners Jim Quello and Mark Fowler, legal assistant Robert Pettit, damental free speech rights." effort to control broadcast content," Kaplan and Commissioners Mimi Dawson and Dennis Patrick. 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:saluas >? ul S# Page 12 R &R /Friday, February 15, 1985 Week In Review Arbitron Recalls Cume Slide Rule Soon after the mailing of Arbitron's new multi -week cume slide rule, the research tool is being recalled. Rhody Bosley, Arbitron's Sales/Marketing VP, told R &R, "Dr. Marty Frankel (statistician who developed the cume growth projections basic to the rule) has pulled it back. It seems that some numbers used as the three -week cume projection factors are incorrect, showing more growth than the four -week factors would." As a result Arbitron plans to reis- Country: sue the statistical insert for the rule and mail the corrected data to subscribers in the next two weeks. As for computer access to the cume rule audience growth projections, Cause For Concern? Bosley commented, "After all the statistics are reviewed and the rule reissued, we expect all the major third-party processors will put the data on- line." Ile Where has the Urban Cowboy gone? For that matter, where added, "I have no idea when this would be available on AID. There are no have the rural cowboys gone? As you look at the fall '84 Arbitron plans at the present time." results, you may wonder what has happened to this most American of formats. Seattle Gets Fourth Book total, and in most Fall cases the total persons Following up on survey expansion plans announced last week, Arbitron In The Fall number was softer compared to the fall has now set a summer survey for Seattle- Tacoma. The fourth book for the In the weeks since the initial outpour- :83 tallies. 17th metro will be implemented this summer. ing of Arbitron estimates, I've heard The story was much the same for the from many people who shared the same format's key sales demo. When com- Dayton is sick. The negative perception I did regarding pared to the spring, Country's 25 -54 question now is whether it's Spring just a brief Country's prognosis. Record com- numbers were either stable (up or down audience -erosion infection panies, broadcasters, Fall '83 '84 Fall '84 or perhaps a more serious case of ter- and syndicators a few tenths) or showed erosion. When Total 12+ 9.8% 9.5% 8.5% have been expressing dismay and gloom those numbers were stacked up against Adults 25-54 14.1% 10.3% 10.5% minal lost- listeneritis. To find the answers the fall '83 figures, the story was to those questions, Country sta- Portland tions and similar. Even in Atlanta, which has a record labels may want to "The composite Country score- Spring think about the following points: notable new Country entrant, the 25 -54 Fail '83 '84 Fall '84 card suffered when Do the compared to shares were down 18 %. In Portland Total12+ 11.5% 13.6% 10.6% smaller shares actually mean the spring '84 survey tallies." four Country stations achieved smaller Adults 25-54 12.8% 17.7% 12.0% the delivery of fewer listeners than shares than the two incumbent stations San Antonio before? With other formats in a growth pattern, it may be that in some over the supposed softness of this did in the fall '83 ratings. Spring Here Fall '83 '84 Fall '84 markets the same number of Country sweep's Country numbers. However, are the market composites . . . Total 12+ 18.1% 20.7% 20.1% loyalists as in the past might now before we spark a mass format migra- Atlanta Adults 25-54 23.5% 22.7% 22.6% translate into smaller shares. tion away from Country, let's see what Spring Is the product being aired the numbers actually reveal. Now What? unique Fall '83 '84 Fall '84 enough to set your station apart from Four markets were chosen at random Total 12+ 12.1% 12.6% 11.0% If you believe these Arbitron A /C's or other outlets which for this week's cross -section: Adults 25-54 14.4% 1.5.2% 11.8% numbers, it looks as though the patient might be playing Atlanta Country music? Dayton If the product isn't unique to your station, what can Portland, Oregon Call be done from a Letter Changes: Ratings Concerns marketing perspective San Antonio (advertising and promotions, for example) to position Two demos were trended over the fall This week Lon Helton is writing about details to keep in mind when you your station differently in the minds '83- spring '84 -fall '84 survey cycle: consider call letter changes. Let me add some thoughts regarding ratings im- plications. and ears of the marketplace? total persons 12+, the most reliable If a station changes calls from KAAA -AM to In Clearly, Country's glory days of the estimate, and adults 25 -54, Country sta- the fall '84 Arbitron I saw a case where a another set, but a KAAA -FM remains, watch Country early '80s are over. But tions' key sales station was left out of a book, the out. Subsequent entries to KAAA -AM (since although the target. result of hassles created by a call letter everyone won't correctly grasp the new calls) format may be softer now, it's still got Some consistent patterns emerged. change. As noted here last week, there are can be ascribed by Arbitron. And that's what some life left in it. How much may be First, as you'll see in the data shown, new wrinkles in how Arbitron handles calls happened at least once in the fall survey: The one of the topics discussed at the up- the composite Country scorecard suf- dropped by one station and picked up by FM station received the overwhelming majority coming Country Radio Seminar in fered when compared to the spring '84 another in the same market. However, the no- of diaries involved, thus crippling the AM and show station incident provided yet another perhaps causing its absence Nashville. The format is still kickin', survey tallies. In all cases the 12+ for- in the survey twist on the new calls situation. standings. Don't let that happen to you. but it may take some homework to mat share was down from the spring make it thrive again.

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San Diego Pittsburgh Tampa -St. KDKA Still Tops But Petersburg ER C KGB Stronger Than Down Again; WDVE, Ever; KFMB Shows WBZZ Slip From Double WRBQ -FM, WWBA Digits; WHTX, WPNT Post-Padres Slippage; Softer, Hold 1-2; KFMB-FM Surges Post Most Notable Gains WQYK, WYNF Basically Ahead Of KLZZ Summer '84 Fall '84 KDKA (AC) 14.2 12.8 Stable, Rank 3-4; WDVE (AOR) 10.1 9.9 WIQI, WMGG, WDAE c-3,,,mii '84 WBZZ 11.5 9.7 WANNA Summer Fall '84 (CHR) Show Healthy Growth KGB (AOR) 12.2 12.7 WAMO-FM (Urbn) 6.5 6.6 Summer '84 Fall '84 KJQY (BM) 7.4 7.5 WHTX (CHR) 5.2 6.0 WRBQ-FM (CHR) 16.2 14.3 KFMB (AC) 9.3 6.9 WSHH (BM) 5.2 5.4 WWBA (BM) 12.3 9.3 KSDO-FM (CHR) 6.8 5.9 WJAS (BBnd) 4.2 4.4 WQYK (Ctry) 8.4 8.7 HEAR KFMB-FM (AC) 4.2 5.5 WWSW (AC) 4.4 4.3 WYNF (AOR) 8.6 8.1 WWI 4.1 3.7 XTRA-FM (AOR) 7.6 5.5 WTAE (AC) WIQI (AC) 5.9 6.6 KSDO (N/T) 3.7 4.9 WHYW (AC) 3.5 3.6 WDAE (BBnd) 4.2 6.4 XHRM (Urbn) 6.4 4.9 WPNT (AC) 2.3 3.3 WSUN (Ctry) 4.5 5.9 KPQP (BBnd) 4.8 3.5 WYDD (AOR) 3.1 3.2 WZNE (CHR) 5.1 5.3 IT 1152 KLZZ (AC) 5.2 3.2 WTKN (Talk) 2.7 2.8 WMGG (CHR) 3.6 5.4 KMLO (BBnd) 1.4 3.0 KQV (News) 2.9 2.6 WFLA (AC) 2.5 3.8 KFSD (Clas) 3.0 2.8 WDSY (Ctry) 3.6 2.3 WPLP (Talk) 3.8 2.9 KCBQ (Ctry) 1.8 2.6 WEEP (Ctry) 1.5 1.8 WAVE (AC) 2.2 2.6 XTRA (Gold) 1.6 2.5 WGUL-AM & FM FROM KBZT (AC) 3.0 2.3 (BBnd) 3.3 2.6 KYXY (AC) 2.0 2.3 WFLA-FM (AC) 3.2 2.5 XHZ (Urbn) 2.1 2.3 WDUV (BM) 1.5 2.1 KCBQ-FM (Ctry) 2.7 2.2 New Orleans WTMP (Blk) 1.4 1.7 KIFM (AC) 2.3 2.2 WYLD -FM Strong & WLFW (Easy) .5 1.0 YOUR KSON-FM (Ctry) 2.1 2.2 Up One, KSON (Ctry) 1.7 1.6 Steady; WEZB KEZL-FM (AC) .7 1.1 Approaches Top Rung; KBRT (Rel) .9 1.1 WQUE -FM Jumps Into Portland - KNX (News) LIPS'.'... .4 1.1 CHR Lead; WLTS KKRZ Bolts To CHR, Takes A/C Crown Market Leadership; KMJK Drops Five, Now Summer '84 Fall '84 WYLD-FM (Urbn) 17.7 17.8 Third; KGW Rebounds; WEZB (CHR) 15.3 16.3 KUPL -FM Almost Seattle- WQUE-FM (CHR) 5.5 7.7 Quadruples WRNO (CHR) 7.3 5.8 Summer '84 Fall WNOE-FM (Ctry) 5.7 5.6 KKRZ(CHR) 7.3 10.7 WLTS (AC) 4.4 5.4 Tacoma KGW(AC) 5.9 9.5 WWL (N/T) 4.6 5.4 KMJK(CHR) 13.4 8.5 WBYU (BM) 3.7 5.1 KINK(AOR) 8.4 6.1 WBOK (Rel) 6.3 4.9 KEX(AC) 4.6 5.5 Seahawks Boost KIRO WSMB (N/T) 5.5 3.7 KRCK(AOR) 6.6 5.5 WAJY (AC) 5.1 3.4 To Top Spot; KUBE KGON(AOR) 7.5 5.2 WNOE (Ctry) 3.9 2.8 Slips From Double KUPL-FM(Ctry) 1.3 4.8 Produced By Bob Gaudio WSHO (Rel) 1.2 2.4 Digits; KKCW(AC) 3.3 4.7 KMPS -FM WTIX (AC) 2.5 2.3 From the Geffen Album ERIC CARMEN (GHS 24042) KXL-FM(BM) 2.9 4.4 Almost Doubles; KNBQ WWIW (BBnd) .8 1.3 Adds One KXL(News) 3.8 4.2 KSGO(Gold) 2.2 3.8 KCNR-FM(AC) 5.2 3.7 Providence KYTE ( BBnd ) 3.2 3.6 Summer '84 Fall '84 KWJJ(Ctry) 5.2 3.1 KIRO (News) 8.5 10.7 WLKW -FM Takes First KJIB(Ctry) 2.1 2.7 A/C CHART: As KUBE (CHR) 10.3 8.2 WHJY Loses Five; KPDQ-FM(Rel) 1.7 1.8 KISW (AOR) 8.5 7.9 WPRO -FM Softer, Still KKEY(Talk) 1.4 1.3 KOMO (AC) 5.5 5.7 Third; WPJB Up Strong; KKSN(Clas) 2.6 1.2 KNBQ (CHR) 4.1 5.1 KMPS-FM (Ctry) 2.5 4.9 WMYS Doubles Summer '84 Fall '84 CHR CHART: KLSY (AC) 4.5 4.7 WLKW -FM (BM) 13.3 12.5 KPLZ (CHR) 5.5 4.5 Indianapolis WHJY (AOR) 15.2 10.5 KZOK (AOR) 5.5 4.2 WPRO -FM (CHR) 12.1 10.4 KING-FM (Ctas) 3.9 3.6 WZPL Down Two, Holds WHJJ (N/T) 6.2 4.6 KSEA (BM) 3.0 3.2 Slim Edge; WIBC Climbs WBRU (AOR) 3.3 4.2 KIXI (BBnd) 2.8 3.1 WERT (CHR) 4.6 4.1 To Runner -up; WFBQ NOW ON OVER 75% KBRD (BM) 4.4 3.0 WPJB (AC) 2.1 3.8 Slips; WTLC Adds KJR (AC) 2.6 2.5 WPRO (AC) 3.9 3.7 KVI (Gold) 3.2 2.4 Three; WIRE Grows WEAN (News) 3.7 3.4 KRPM (Ctry) 1.6 2.3 By Two OF R &R's WSNE (AC) 3.1 3.4 KCMS (Rel) 1.9 2.3 Summer '84 Fall '84 WXKS-FM (CHR) 3.3 3.2 KEZX (AC) 2.8 1.9 WZPL(CHR) 17.5 15.5 WMYS (AC) 1.4 2.9 KKFX (Urbn) 2.2 1.6 WIBC (AC) 14.9 15.3 WALE (N /T) 1.6 2.2 CHR STATIONS! KCIS (Rel) .8 1.4 WFBQ (AOR) 15.8 13.1 WBSM Talk) 1.6 2.1 KMPS (Ctry) 1.1 1.4 WTLC (Urbn) 9.4 12.4 WHTT (CHR) 1.6 2.0 KIXI-FM (AC) 1.4 1.3 WXTZ (BM) 9.0 9.2 WBZ (AC) 1.9 1.9 KING (News) 2.0 1.2 WIRE (Ctry) 4.5 6.4 WGNG (Ctry) .5 1.6 KKMI (AC) 1.3 1.2 WENS (AC) 5.9 5.9 WHIM (Ctry) 1.6 1.5 KHIT (CHR) - 1.0 WFMS (Ctry) 5.8 5.6 WLKW 1.9 1.5 SPECIAL DANCE (BBnd) WNAP (CHR) 6.1 5.0 WZOU (CHR) .7 1.5 E NAIX WNDE (AC) 1.8 2.8 WNBH (Gold) 1.0 1.0 WMLF (BBnd) 2.8 2.5 1.5 1.0 puipáu 31ON 3(119 3.1 Wonn IoWn w,...Rh t 9 310N lil

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OUT ON THEIR OWN Declaration Of Independents ABC ROCKS IN RIO - Mark Scheerer, ABC Radio News's "Reporter On The Road, "recently tripped down south with other "Brazil nuts" to the Rock In Rio festival. Reportedly the only To an old joke paraphrased by Woody Allen in "Annie U.S. broadcaster on site, Scheerer conducted interviews with various performers and was paraphrase (I B r) during would have me as a heard on newscasts over the Rock, FM, and Contemporary networks. Pictured Hall," "I would never want to belong to a club that one informal session are Ozzy Osbourne and Scheerer. member." While the network club boasts an exclusive membership and many entrepreneurs eager to join the ranks, a few enterprising individu- als - both past and future networkers - have set themselves apart as an ancillary asterisk. Those whose credits are noted with " *Produced Distribution Or Desecration les show I'm producing for DIR, because I the show is going to be on for a long by are the behind -the -scenes creative geniuses, the "unsung Syndication can be a very profitable or think ..." disastrous venture. Many programmers time. If I had tried to do it myself it would heroes" of program production: the independents. and producers have taken their acts on the have taken another year, and I wanted to Now, most independent producers have What really separates the producer from road and gotten burned. The lure of $$$ is get the show on right away." the highest respect for networks (and syndi- the network lies in the network's respon- tempting, but lack of business sense (or "When we got into this business we knew cators). In fact, the latter are the bread and sibility to sell the product to advertisers and simple naivete) can foil even the best inten- that our expertise was in production and not butter of the former. tions. Is independent production the next necessarily in distribution and affiliations," But independents en- best thing? Interrante concurs. "We chose to be a pro- ex- joy relative freedom "I would much rather be a producer than duction house because we did not have away from station a distributor," Somach confides. "I'd júst pertise in finding sponsors, nor did we bave clearance and adver- as soon stay out of that end of things if I can expertise in the area of affiliating stations. tiser commitment has- help it. Being independent can be hectic, We have much more expertise in that area sles. They are free to and there aren't a lot of guarantees. But it now." do what they do best also affords you more creativity. That's As part of this growing expertise, Inter - - produce quality pro- what makes it kind of fun - it's all part of rante and Siseo have discussed the possibil- grams at their own the entrepreneurial spirit." ity of syndicating shows. "Sure, we've put would be pace and according to Still, Somach admits that if a good idea pencil to paper on some things. It their own standards. Denny Sonwch Jo Interrante Rob Sisco didn't find a network home, he might con- foolish to say that we would absolutely but it's Of course, they are tied to the apron strings clear it on radio stations. Siseo elaborates: sider marketing it. "If there was no other never distribute our own program, not of their contracted mother company, but no "The producer's function, on a peripheral way to get a good program on, I would cer- also fair to say that we're contemplat- cur- one checks to see if they're in bed after eight level, is to aid in those affiliate efforts. tainly think of syndicating it. In fact, I was ing distributing the programs we're pro- o'clock. The life of an "indie" is hectic, ful- Mostly it is to supply good product." very close to doing that with the new Beat- rently producing. We like producing filling, crazy, creative, and profitable. This grams for networks." week's column takes a look at two of them Cream Of The Crop (and their principals) : IS INC's Rob Siseo industry gurus were predicting an and Jo Interrante, and Denny Somach Pro- In 1980 in the number of networks, syn- ductions. Network Spots explosion dicators, and programs. Over the last few years those experts were proven correct. The Importance Of and scientific breakthroughs to acts of charity or Hosts With The Most Today, a new group of prognosticators is Being Independent bravery. Call (703) 685-2171 for further informa- A few program hosts named this week: foretelling a reduction in both companies "We decided almost overnight that we tion. has signed KMGGILos An- Think Vs. Drink and product. Has the network cream risen should start a business and make programs Westwood One alcohol to the top, and if so, will this affect the in- specifically for networks," says Sisco, who, geles morning- driver Robert W. Morgan to host Joining the growing battle against The two - Network, which dependent's business? with partner Interrante, produces several its third Grammy Awards radio special. abuse is the American Comedy four PSAs "Cream always rises to the top, but there features for RKO. "A friend of ours, Thom hour salute to 27th Grammy nominees is set to is offering radio stations a series of broadcast the week of February 18, and for the warning against the hazards of drinking and driv- is no way to keep the scum from lurking O'Hair, likes to say there are two kinds of around the edges," laughs Siseo. "A lot of it for the first time will be delivered in digital stereo via ing. The campaign, "Think Before You Drink," in- people in radio: those who are in networks have been redefined over the last who in it because satellite. Among the nominated artists profiled in cludes four :55 humorous spots (ready for a local business and those are five years, and a lot of companies have in it because of the special are Tina Turner, Cyndi Lauper, Huey tag line) and is available at no charge to any and all radio is their passion. We're entered into competition. That's the way it radio as both our occu- Lewis, Phil Collins, David Lee Roth, and Jon interested stations. Call (203) 384 -9443 for both. We deal with is in the production -distribution business. it. We live for Anderson. more information. pation and passion. We love When you get competitors who are simply radio." UPI Expands Tax Base banking on a proven idea, they get in on Somach, who has produced program- The UPI Radio Network has expanded its tax whatever is happening. It all boils down to DIR Broadcast- ming for NBC's Source and series "You And Your Taxes" to 15 parts (up from being the best, the strongest, and the most in being in- ing, believes the appeal lies last year's 10). The series, hosted by UPI Bus- dedicated. For instance, the handwriting is of all this is dependent. "The real beauty iness Editor Paul Westpheling, focuses on on the wall for several of the six CHR count- do what that it gives you the freedom to specific personal tax problems and tax law. Each down shows. This isn't to say they are the to produce you want to do. I don't have :60 report features a qualified accountant or scum of radio, but they might not attain com- shows just to produce them, and if one economist advising listeners on ways to keep everyone's grand expectations. Our job as I take it to pany doesn't like an idea can their money away from the IRS. producers is to keep everything fresh and at I want be- another. I can produce whatever For more information call (202) 898-8207. the head of the pack, top of the list." for it. No Robert W. Morgan Pat O'Brien cause I can always find a market Is the call of the network wild the survival tell me 'you have to CBS Sportscaster Pat O'Brien will host a N.Y.P.D. one at the network can of the fittest? "Absolutely," Somach produce that.' " special afternoon edition of "Sportsbreak" on Broadcast Productions East has just introduc- produce this, and you can't agrees. "If you produce a show that won't is a RadioRadio, beginning later this month. This new ed the "New York Parody Department," a new While freedom from the distributor hold up, it will disappear from the air. The totally segment will be offered in addition to the morning pre-recorded comedy service available to radio prime motivator, producers cannot next time you come back with another edition, currently hosted by Jim Hunter, and will stations. The new service features parody com- isolate themselves from the distribution show, nobody is going to want it. There are but air at 4:20pm (ET). mercials, slice -of -life skits, and drop -ins; all are end. "Creativity and freedom are key, definitely more syndicated programs than from a Art Llnkletter has been signed to host broadcast -ready and require no set -up. we have to approach everything there need to be. A lot of them are pretty 'YN,at's Right With America' fa the Mutual Radio N.Y.P.D. is available on a market- exclusive pragmatic business level," Siseo continues. bad, but they always seem to disappear new program, scheduled to pre- BPE will also custom -produce material "If you're going to produce a national radio Network. The basis, and long you keep putting more informa- after awhile. As as , is a 2Y -minute daily feature highlight- tailored to individual markets. 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"When we package specialized creative ideas, we should charge MORE for the 'creative' - everyone else does! And the client really ex- Sales pects to pay extra for 'creative.' " DWIGHT CASE

Enhancing Your Marketing Plan not disturbed over the long- game plan ... just en- term. hance it! Very often, it is not to Couple more things . . . Packages are okay ... but don't we lose which might be "only" your client's best longterm On The Net money when our regular advertisers move $8000 added to the already- interest to be part of your Make sure you pay or get ordinary schedules to signed $20,000! (That Special. This does not commissioned on the their dollars from their makes 28K.) As salespeo- mean, however, that you capitalize on our creative idea? "Net." If there are out -of- ple and managers, we often do not make a call, explain pocket expenses (expen- is: "Yes . . . The answer forget that when we made what is happening, and of- sive Hot Air, etc.) in the if you let them!" ready paying interest on the original sale it was for fer to schedule some of the package, then subtract off, visit for a First let's your commission. Sudden- one or several good rea- regular commercials expenses before the is a those moment about "what ly the all-time greatest Hot sons. If our client leaves through the "Special peri- commissions begin. Many package ?" Air Balloon Race is invent- the path that was chosen, od." folks who do "Fly Away A package is a "special ed and for sale at your sta- the marketing goals will the and pay commis- for an advertiser This cements rela- Junkets" reason" tion for only $12,000 per not be achieved and the tionship and still keeps the sion on the gross sales end to use our station. It is not participant ... and client will seek another plan on track. up wondering why the plan not a Dis- annual (or should be) SOMEHOW your "regu- place to advertise next was not profitable. counted Rate! lar" has heard about it and year. We often avoid our regu- Commission on the net When we package spe- wants to shift his budget to Offering the chance to lar guy because we feel for creative we and charge - cialized creative ideas, the Hot Air Race! "enhance" the marketing we've used up all the bud- both move quickly to the MORE for the shift should charge What to do?! plan with a "regular client get or are afraid bottom line. the "creative" - everyone Regular clients should be rate" for participation in will happen! Both of the Also, make sure all the the client else does! And able to get on board your the Hot Air Race can make above are probably wrong! spots are run and the mo- really expects to pay extra special package at a "Spe- you a hero, and the client's Sell some more - don't ney has been collected be- does for "creative." (That cial Regular Client Rate," plans and expectations are change the marketing fore you allow your client not mean an argument into the "special event." you over how badly are If the Balloon Race is gouging him /her will not March 21 (first day of under- ensue. It means that Spring!), then before the neath that argumentative client gets a sign up or a spirit, your client expects ride for his prize winner, be to pay a lot more (15-25% ) certain he has PAID IN for a really great idea, it's your only real the FULL - ready to execute, than lever. Once the day is past, charge for a normal bunch you ain't got a chance to of "Spots. ") collect. A Special Rate Gosh, I guess I'm just Now, regarding the preoccupied with getting original premise: paid - and with getting the Your regular client is set rates up. to spend $20,000 for the You thought it was: year ... the contract is TARGET - QUOTA - signed, and the bank is al- TRAIN!

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x.. .x _ ;2?, a5ed 9961 'SI AlenJgaj 'AeP!JA'HVH Pape 24 R &R /Friday, February 15, 1985 Don Street Talk Continued from Page 23 We hinted more changes were on the way at KWK/ST. LOUIS, and this week morning GANNETT's VP/ man MARK KLOSE resigned. Joining KWK for Henley Creative Services - afternoons is MARK McCANN from Broadcast Division, better Z98/TAMPA. Z98 PD BOB KAGHAN has known as GARY OWENS, lured away WBCYICHARLOTTE MD /night is back on TV: you can see rocker CYNTHIA CLARC, which leaves 'BCY him as a guest on NBC's with its first airshift opening in three years. Bob Hope special (2 -24), KEVIN FENNESSY, former the Grammys (2 -26), and WKFM /Syracuse PD, has surfaced as "ALL SHE the "Fall Guy" (2 -27). Gary Operations Director /morning man at will also appear in Chevy WKBO /HARRISBURG Changes at Chase's summertime flick ... KUUY /CHEYENNE, as PD BOB MCKAY and Gary Owens "National Lampoon's MD FRED IMUS have left the station. Upped European Vacation." WANTS to PD is CHUCK BAILEY, while RANDY LEE is elevated to MD CAPTAIN BILLY MARTIN Nineteen -year KIOA /DES MOINES staffer ... replaces the exiting NAT LAMP as PD of and three -year PD DIC YOUNGS has moved KFMX -AM & FM /LUBBOCK. Lamp can be up to Director /Marketing, with a new reached at (806) 796 -0734. programmer to be announced soon. By the TO DO IS way, Dic and morning cohost DEL MONACO More new call -letter changes: were selected to be part of Disneyland's 30th WCKO /MIAMI will be WXMJ . . . anniversary, and they arranged to do their KADE /BOULDER becomes KBCO- show live from the Magic Kingdom this week. AM ... WBYG /KANKAKEE is now WBSW ( "The Bus ") with no change out of DANCE ", Eight -year MCA promotion veteran AOR, according to PD BILL TAYLOR ... A/C DENICE GEORGE has landed with A &M as outlet WLYKICINCINNATI will become WRXY the local Detroit rep ... KZ931PEORIA March 3. Assistant PD MARK MALONEY has been What was STEVE PERUN doing on thé air tapped as PD at WVIC -AM & FM/LANSING at KBEQ/KANSAS CITY? Working with some ... WRQN /TOLEDO PD DENNY SCHAEFER old friends in research /music programming has resigned to do weekends at while he explores another major market WCZY /DETROIT; MD BILL MITCHELL will programming position. KBEQ personality continue doing music along with the additional DANCIN' DANNY WRIGHT has returned to duties of acting PD. WGCL /CLEVELAND, while morning man CAT 1 GLEN MARTIN replaces RAY ST. JAMES SUMMERS has also exited. As a result, PD as KXZL/SAN ANTONIO PD, as Ray joins PAT McKAY was recently heard on both consultant GARY BURNS for select projects. morning and afternoon drive. Is his new nickname "All -Day McKay ?"

Former WMAR /Baltimore PD GARY NBC -TV's "Miami Vice" series is working FRANKLIN is the new OM at WKPEICAPE with various leading CHR, AOR, and A/C COD ... LEO DAVIS has been officially stations to send a personality and listener to named PD at 0104 /GADSDEN ... With new Miami for a non -speaking cameo appearance in owners taking over WKDQ /EVANSVILLE, an upcoming episode. The all- expenses -paid BRUCE CLARKE is the new PD. MD RON trip includes four days and three nights at a PAYNE and PD DAVE WESTRIDGE are still at Miami Beach hotel, and those selected will be 2nd Single From the station doing airshifts, but no longer have guests of honor at a cast cocktail party. Nice programming input ... New PD at touch. WOWDITALLAHASSEE (to become CHR WTHZ) is BRIAN DOUGLAS, formerly of Congratulations to WARNER 1100 /Daytona Beach. BILL NORRIS is now MD at BROS. and GEFFEN are in order, WTHZ. as the two labels this week celebrated the renewal of their JOHN ROBERTS, VP /Stations -Central affiliation. BUILDING THE Division of KATZ RADIO in Chicago, has retired after 30 years of service with Katz Best wishes to the better -looking half of Communications. 92 -KTU /NEW YORK's morning team of JAY PERFECT BEAS1 THOMAS and THE MADAME (aka Jo Weitz), GHSIM5G 24026 Consultant RICK SKLAR is not employed on her Valentine's Day wedding to N.Y. Daily by MIKE HORN & ASSOCIATES, as you may News reporter Jay Maeder. The ceremony have inferred in a recent Street Talk mention will be broadcast live, and when asked if she about Mike's new company. Rick and Mike will accept Mr. Maeder's hand in marriage, she operate independently, but occasionally refer will respond with the station's positioning clients from one consultancy firm to the other. statement, "I Do 92- KTU."

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...S83111730 C U CC b./d/3 U SHJAI1JO V/diJ Page 26 R&R/Friday, February 15, 1985 Eric Carmen: Quick To Solo Eric Carmen is back on the CHR chart with his first hit in six years, and his first record in over four. His "I Wanna Hear It From Your Lips" marks the beginning of the fourth phase in an interesting career. The first phase was playing in local Cleve- land bands, one of which, the Quick, acquired KEN BARNES an Epic recording contract and released one single, "Ain't Nothin' Gonna Stop Me," in ARTISTS' ORIGINALS ON THE RISE 1969. An Eric Carmen solo single was scheduled for release on Epic in 1970, but to my knowledge never was actually issued. In 1972 Carmen teamed up with alumni Who Writes The Songs? from various other Cleveland aggregations, including the Choir, who had had one midchart When Barry Manilow declared "I Write The Songs," he was fibbing. hit in 1967, and the Raspberries came into

All 'I NOINIK Bruce Johnston of the Beach Boys wrote that particular being. Their first Capitol single stiffed, but the GAXll STOP NF number, al- TKE QUICK though Manilow wrote some of his hits. Pop music was the province of second, "Go All The Way," went Top 5. Hits professional songwriters for decades, with singers simply singing what like "I Wanna Be With You," "Let's Pretend," they were supplied. To a significant and "Overnight Sensation" followed, but the degree, rock changed that. band was caught in the strange position of be- In the '50s, artists like Chuck Berry, ing teen idols and critical favorites, neither of James Brown, Eddie Cochran, and Buddy which niches tends to endear radio (especially Holly wrote most of their own material, but AOR) to a band, and which in combination pro- A Quick career start there were many more singers (Elvis Pres- ved to be an image difficult to transcend. gence began with cowriting credits on Reno & ley, the Drifters, Fabian) who relied on out- Wilson's "Almost Paradise" last year, and his side material. In the early '60s the hits were K.15PII;IZKII:S new single was written with the same partner, split between the Roy Orbisons and Brian Plllïl'tÏNI)" Dean Pitchford of "Fame" and "Footloose" Wilsons who wrote their own and the girl repute. And just to show he hasn't forsaken groups and (most) Motown artists who his Raspberries past, there's a cut on his new didn't. "Eric Carmen" LP called "You Took Me All The Beatles, although they did covers on The Way" that sounds remarkably like that first their Cyndi & Madonna cover both sides: some- early albums, made writing your own breakthrough hit, "Go All The Way." songs fashionable once and for times they write, sometimes they sing all. Rock somebody else's song groups dominated the scene and almost universally performed original material. dramatic jump in original hits even in just Influenced by Bob Dylan and Simon & Gar- ten short years. But there are a few funkel, individual singer /songwriters came wrinkles that should be considered. into vogue singing their own songs. The high outside composition figure for 1974 is partially due to a large number of oldies covers, a trend that's virtually dead these days. Also, many singers who in the Raspberries: Not just plain Volks past might have performed material sup- The Raspberries broke up in 1974 and Car- men went atina Hear plied by their producers now collaborate solo, scoring immediately with "All n Your Lit with their producers on songs (Irene Cara, By Myself" and later hitting with "Never Gonna Donna Summer, and "Stay The Night" by Fall In Love Again" and She Did lt" on Arista. BOVIIIYDB6IIflP Chicago are examples). After his fourth solo album failed to produce a hit, he vanished from public And many of the top nonperforming song- view. His reemer- Eric Carmen: smoking again 6/w writers of today are also collaborating with the artists who sing their songs: Dean 1K16GNCI66 Mann /Cynthia Weil collaboration, a CHR sixth Breaker (from one LP) achievement, Pitchford's collaboration with Kenny Log- smash these days is more than likely to two more artists have reached the rarefied gins on "Footloose" and "I'm Free," for in- have the name on realm of the Rick Springfield writes 'em and sings 'em artist's the composing five-Breaker perpetrator. The stance. credits. Cars join the magic circle with "Why Can't Still, the trend seems pretty clear. Al- More Multiple Breakers I Have You," while Prince does the trick though there will always be a place for the with "Take Me With U." He also becomes songs of a Rod Temperton or a Barry Following Billy Joel's near- record -setting the first artist to score consecutive Break- ers with "U" in the title. U can bet on that. Corrections & Additions RRONE YEAR AGO TODAY Rock authority Denny Somach caught a fairly glaring omission in my Mick Jones HOWARD BLOOM ADDS KLACILOS ANGELES VPIGM DUTIES career roundup last month. Seems Jones HOWIE CASTLE NAMED PD AT KBPIIDENVER was in the Leslie West Band in 1975, follow- HAL SMITH BECOMES VP /GM AT WIPIPHILADELPHIA ing his Spooky Tooth stint, and had a hand KEN WOLT ADDS WLLTICINCINNATI GM DUTIES in composing most of their material. PHIL REDO NAMED PD AT WLTW/NEW YORK I may have mentioned it before, but Though Pat Benatar and partner Neil Ger- JAY CLARK BECOMES PD AT WGARICLEVELAND Glenn Lea, OM /MD at WCKR /Hornell, NY, aldo often write their own, their two 1984 DENNIS COLLINS VP /GM AT WGBS & WLYFIMIAMI suggests Harry Chapin's "Taxi" as a song hits came from outside sources BEAU RAINES NEW PD AT W W WLIMIAMI that does double duty as both an irrelevant Playing The Percentages #1 CHR: "Jump" - Van Halen (WB) title (just one mention near the end of the #1 A /C: "This Woman" - Kenny Rogers (RCA) song) and an ego-rocker (the song's protag- Conventional wisdom had it the that pro- #1 Black: "Somebody's Watching You - Rockwell (Motown) onist is named Harry). He also nominates fessional, nonperforming songwriter was Al Country: "Roll On (18 Wheeler)" - Alabama (RCA) (2nd week) Loretta Lynn's "Hey Loretta" as a self - an endangered species, - as all today's hit #1 AOR Track: "Jump" - Van Halen (WB) (6th week) namedropper on the country side. makers were striving for originality. I was k1 LP: "1984" - Van Halen (WB) (4th week) A couple of other abstract titles from curious to see how the percentages broke R &R's Sean Ross: "The Message" by down, so I analyzed the CHR hits 1984 from FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY Grandmaster Flash et al. and "DOA" by. to see how many were from outside sources Bloodrock. Marc Nathan at Atco points out and how many were originals. (Songs on NEIL BOGART RESIGNS AT CASABLANCA; BRUCE BIRD PRESIDENT that "Against All Odds" and "Long Train which a singer or group member had co- IRWIN STEINBERG CHAIRMAN OF POLYGRAM RECORD OPERATIONS, USA Running" aren't really abstract titles, since writing credits were counted as originals.) I #1 CHR: "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" - Queen (Elektra) those titles are mentioned, however insig- also looked 1983 at (one year before), 1979 #1 AIC: "September Morn" - Neil Diamond (Columbia) (3rd week) nificantly, in the lyrics. (five years), and 1974 (ten) for purposes of #1 Black: "And The Beat Goes On" - Whispers (Solar /RCA) Finally, WIZM /La Crosse, WI PD /morn- comparison. Here's how it out: #1 came Country: "Years" - Barbara Mandrel (MCA) ing man Tom Greer adds a couple of tele- Year Original Outside #1 LP: "The Wall" - Pink Floyd (Columbia) (2nd week) phone songs, "(Call Me) When The Spirit Moves You "by Touch and "Pilot -Of The 1974 55.2% 44.8% TEN YEARS AGO TODAY Airwaves" by Charlie Dore (with its calling 1979 68.6% 31.4% the request line theme), and recalls a bit of 1983 82.3% 17.7% BILL TANNER NAMED HEFTEL'S NATIONAL PD phone confusion surrounding AC /DC's AL RACCO BECOMES GM AT WABCINEW YORK 1984 77.5% 22.5% "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap." When CHARLIE TUNA NAMED PD AT KKDJILOS ANGELES singer Bon Scott says the song's subject's On the face #1 of it, that's some pretty hard CHR: "Black Water" - Doobie Bros. (WB) (2nd week) numbers are "36-24-36, hey," some fans evidence that conventional wisdom is right #1 A /C: "Have You Never Been Mellow" - Olivia Newton -John (MCA) thought he was saying "eight" at the end and would -be songwriters without voices #1 Country: "Sneaky Snake" - Tom T. Hall (Mercury) (2nd week) and started calling 362-4368 hoping to meet should be looking for positions in the #1 LP: "Blood On The Tracks" - Bob Dylan (Columbia) (2nd week) her for some inexpensive dirty deeds of microchip industry. There has been a their own. Jo tiq P d1131Na a s,1 , Vlasd pp sol V' Inp411 sasi,da; 5 SyO 'lNwNaßvd P 10Sg7 l sal Ise/4\ Sy07-Ol p MaN ! } pDas 0N3344 30035 1 1940-01:1540` 2 31011N\ 9i`ZIÚa,Pnp p JO }p Jpd 9NyWW L5 S!1} "Lb a Gbps pulp kJOnv 1 af .SSas 5$ d110JÌ p sot }! wvpJa}va Va .1NWN p,pAs IJOM 7 A sv Up. 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J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18 1969/Lulu and Maurice Gibb are married. 1971 /Captain Beefheart makes his New York concert debut. 1981/Mick Fleetwood plays in Ghana, leading to his African -music inspired "The Visitor" LP. Birthdays: Juice Newton 1952, Yoko Ono 1933, John Travolta 1954. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 1972/Paul McCartney releases "Give Ireland Back To The Irish," which the BBC immediately bans under a rule against artists commenting on public issues. 1972 /Elton John gets a gold LP for "Madman Across The Water." 1974/DIck Clark stages the first American Music Awards. 1977 /Fleetwood Mac's "Rumours" released. 1980 /ACIDC's Bon Scott dies of alcohol poisioning in London. 1948. tor Birthdays: Smokey Robinson 1940, Lou Christie 1943, Tony lommi (Black Sabbath) WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20 1954/Big Joe Turner's "Flip, Flop & Fly" released. 1965 /Supremos' "Stop In The Name Of Love" released. 1969 / "Goodbye Cream," the movie, premieres unsuccessfully in Baltimore. 1971 / "What's Going On" by Marvin Gaye released. 1976 /Kiss members place their footprints outside Hollywood's Chinese Theatre. 1982/Pat Benatar and Nell Geraldo married. 144 Birthdays: J. Gells 1946, Randy California (Spirit) 1951

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21 1975 /John Entwhistle's Ox begins first (and only) US tour in Sacramento. 1975 /David Bowie's "Young Americans" LP released. 1976 /Peter Frampton's live "Show Me The Way" released. 1982 /Murray "The K" Kaufman dies. Birthday: David Geffen 1943. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22 In doing 1957 /Jerry Lee Lewis performs "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On" live for the first time in over a year. so, he ad -libs the new lyrics that become famous with his version. 1968 /Genesis releases first British 45, "The Silent Sun." 1976/Impoverished former Supreme Florence Ballard dies of a heart attack. *NI 1978/The Police star in a Wrigley's gum commercial. 1980 /Malcolm McLaren kicks Adam Ant out of the group that becomes Bow Wow Wow. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23 1959 /Buddy Holly's "It Doesn't Matter Anymore" released posthumously. 1978/The Eagles win a Grammy for "Hotel California" but skip the ceremony. 1979 /Dire Straits begin their first U.S. tour. Winter 1944, Rusty Birthdays: Peter Fonda (who has attempted a recording career at times) 1939, Johnny Young (Poco) 1946, Howard Jones 1955. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24 1967/The Bee Gees sign with Robert Stigwood. 1969/The Jiml Hendrix Experience plays its last British concert at the Albert Hall. I976/The Eagles' greatest hits package becomes the RIAA's first platinum LP. 1979/The soundtrack of the Sex Pistols' "Great Rock & Roll Swindle" is released in the UK. Although only one LP had 1981 /Less than a year atter finally recording under that name, Rockpile disbands. been, for all intents and pur- been released as Rockpile, the last few Nick Lowe and Dave Edmunds albums had poses, Rockpile LPs. 14t4 Birthdays: Paul Jones (Manfred Mann) 1944. A eau olowom 5961 ?ItlI SHJ lu swwapeil aie eigw1110:) .sosia lOtJd&OO 4NV sJa6poa aIiN pue ia66er Aq pue S3 3&O1##3 IeiJaleW; IlaMSei uie pue Ja66ep mOIW Ag paonpoid-oo wnqiy Sdd003 W(no3 NO

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BRAD MESSER Weather Reports: Alternative Source Feedback on weather services. PD Michael Thanks, Mike! Galley (WTTR /Westminster, MD) reports, Just for newsrooms. Earshot, heretofore "Our small market station was being eaten alive distributed biweekly without charge to medium by the cost of one [commercial] service. We went and large market newsrooms, has upgraded to our local observer for the National Weather graphics, moved to expand its corps of writers Service. These people are all over The MCA's Melissa Manchester performed at the Motion Picture Pioneers of country, and contributors, and will graduate to paid America collecting banquet in Los Angeles, at which MCA Inc. President Sid Shein- weather data in every town that's big subscriptions next month. I have a fondness for berg was honored as Pioneer of the Year. Pictured (l -r) are Sheinberg, Man- enough to have a station. For (a reasonable sum] Earshot because it's for radio news and info pro- chester, MCA Records & Music Group President Irving Azoff, and Motion Picture Assoc. of America President Jack Valenti. our man monitors the NWS forecast and is able grammers only ... something of an ongoing na- to throw in a lot of local weather notes, and he tional bull session among newspeople, covering sounds good. He's never more than a phone call equipment, ethics, awards, jobs, and other topics "Fly-In" In New York away. We get updates as soon as the weather or of special interest to radio newspeople. (Free forecast changes, and best of all it's a real money - sample: write Earshot, 88 First St. #302, San saver. By the way, I really like your column." Francisco, CA 94105, or call (415) 974 -1622.)

Washington's Birthday Observed MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18 - The most recent planet to be discovered, Pluto, was first spotted by astronomer Clyde Tombaugh 55 years ago in 1930 (from Lowell Observatory, Flagstaff, AZ). Retired outlaw Frank James died 70 years ago (1915). After his brother Jesse was killed (1882), Frank sold shoes and was a horse-race starter. He died an obscure fanner in Excelsior Springs, Missouri. Mark Twain published "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" 1885. Jefferson Davis sworn in as President of the Confederate States of America 1861. Ernst Mach born 1838: studied airflow, speed of sound named for him. Alessandro Volta born 1745: invented electric battery 1800. John Travolta 31. Yoko Ono 52. Kim Novak 52. George Kennedy 60. Helen Gurley Brown 63. Early TV personality Bill Cullen 65. Actor Jack Palance (Walter Palanuik) 65. Singer Pee Wee King 71. New Orleans Mardi Gras TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 - Mardi Gras is a state holiday in Alabama and Louisiana. Folklore: sunshine today traditionally means good weather through the end of March. Major Market Radio held its sixth annual informative In 1945 during World War II, US Marines landed at Iwo Jima to begin a battle that produced 20,000 American casualties. "Fly-In" in New York, with 240 client broadcasters hearing such speakers as "Megatrends John Thomas Edison patented the phonograph in 1878. "' Naisbitt and the Research Group's Bill Moyes. Pictured (I-r) are WCMQ -AM Astronomer Nicholas Copernicus born in Poland 1473: his solar system mathematics began a scientific revolution. & FM/Miami President Herb & Louis Dolgoff, Naisbitt, and MMR President England's Prince Andrew 25. Actor Lee Marvin 61. Warner Rush. Ash Wednesday WEDNESDAY, Atlantic Scores Over Parr FEBRUARY 20 - In 1972 President Nixon arrived in Peking to sign an end to 23 years of American hostility against China. First American to orbit Earth, John Glenn, took his 3 -orbit ride in 1962. Five birthdays today for the Ralph Cummins family of Clintwood, Virginia: Catherine was born in 1952, Carol in 1953, Charles in '56, Claudia in '61 and Cecelia in 1966. The Cumminses hold the world record for the most children born into one family on the same date in different years. Supreme Court ruled states can require healthy vaccinations 1905. Metropolitan Museum of Art opened in rented NYC house 1872. Confederacy okayed slaves as soldiers 1865. Congress outlawed duels in District of Columbia 1839. George Washington signed Postal Act creating post office system 1792. Patty Hearst 31. Jennifer O'Neill 36. J. Geils 39. Sandy Duncan 39. Buffy Sainte -Marie 44. Nancy Wilson 48. Sidney Poitier 58. Robert Altman 60. Newsman John Daly 71. First Phone Book THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21 - How many phone numbers did the first telephone directory contain? None. When the first phone book was introduced 107 years ago today (New Haven, CT, 1878) it contained 50 names, but no numbers at all. Telephone numbers weren't necessary. People just picked up the phone, cranked the handle, told the operator who they Atlantic's John Parr visited the company's New York headquarters recently. wanted to call, and the operator did the rest. Pictured (l -r) are Atlantic Exec. VP/GM Dave Glew, Chairman Ahmet Erte- gun, Parr, and Atlantic President Doug Morris. 100th anniversary Washington Monument dedication in 1885: it didn't open to the public until four years later. Rudolph Schaefer born 1863: Schaefer Brewing Co. sold the world's first bottled beer 1891. Texas attorney /teacher Barbara Jordan 49. Singer Nina Simone 52. Designer Hubert Givenchy 58. Writer Erma San Antonio Welcomes Group W Hornbeck 58. Director Sam Peckinpah would have been 60. Atomic Airplane Proposed FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22 - Plans to design a nuclear-powered airplane were revealed in 1951. The Atomic Energy Commission and US Air Force jointly announced they would design an atomic- powered airplane that could circum- navigate Earth 80 times on one pound of fuel. The scheme was later abandoned when officials realized the accident potential of a flying nuclear power plant. Frank Woolworth opened his Great Five -Cent Store at Utica, NY in 1879. Fredric Chopin born 1810. The explorer for whom America was named, Amerigo Vespucci, died in 1512. "Doctor J" Julius Erving 35. Sen. Edward Moore "Ted" Kennedy 53. Driver Nicki Lauda 36. Charlie O. Finley 67. John Mills 77. Robert Young 78. Saturday (2 -23) 4th anniversary of US Marines WWII flagraising on Iwo Jima. 80th anniversary of Rotary Club. Johnny Winter 41. Ed "Too Tall" Jones 34. Peter Fonda 45. As Group W Radio executives visited recent acquisition KQXT, San Antonio Mayor Henry Cisneros welcomed them to town. Pictured (I -r) are Cisneros, Sunday (2 -24) FCC authorized test Pay TV 1961. Librium introduced 1960. 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WZKS, WWKX & Y107 Nashville: Three Ways To Skin A Format

Mention Nashville and most people think of the Grand Ole Opry. Country certainly is big in Nashville. But the format that racks up the most AQHs, next to Country's totalled shares of 26.9, is CHR with 12.4 in the 12+ category. And with three CHRs going at it - WZKS (96- KISS), WWKX (KX104), and recent format convert Y107 (WYHY) - all eyes WZKS Ready For The Challenge are fixed on this market and the programming pros calling the shots. Imitation may be the sincerest form of Y107 Blazes A New Trail flattery, but it generally spells unnecessary ing lots of public appearances, and broad- duplication of product and brands the sta- casting with a team -spirited airstaff. All of KX104 Transformation Complete tion(s) as a copycat in active listeners' this activity proved to be too much for minds. With that in mind, all three CHRs KX104, whose ratings began to decline. Al- have taken a slightly different approach, though KX104 had had the CHR market to while still embracing the basic playing -the- itself for several years, the public was look- hits philosophy. Now it comes down to ing for something new. gramming teeth at WACO /Waco, TX. Realizing that 96 -KISS and WKDF were who's presenting the best product. Whoever But Not The Same accomplishes this feat has the best shot at The Same, Murphy entered a less than perfect, yet unchallenged, he altered his playlist's WZKS to expose walking away with all or most of the mar- When KX104 changed hands, former PD workable situation at KX104. Despite a lack musical image. Leaving he did and bles. Mike St. John left to program the Sun- of firsthand knowledge about Nashville, he the Urban crossovers before The question lingers, "Is there any one Group's KXX106(WKXX) /Birmingham. quickly determined that 10í104 needed a WKDF to pave the way on the rock side, best approach to the format in Nashville ?" Morning star Coyote McCloud also exited in facelift. Still using the old KX104 handle, Murphy headed a bit more down the mid- The answer is no. A lot has to do with cur- pursuit of a singing career. The program- Murphy shifted the music into a more current market conditions in the areas of com- ming helm was then handed to three -year rent direction. Along the way he observed petition, and types of music popular at the KZZB /Beaumont PD Michael Murphy, who the strength AOR powerhouse WKDF "Imitation may be the time. had spent an additional three years in the wielded and decided he'd go after two birds market as PD of KWIC. He cut his pro- with one large "rock." sincerest form of flattery, Different Ends Of The Spectrum but it generally spells un- Current CHR champ WZKS debuted about a year ago. You may remember it as necessary duplication of WKOS. Armed with new calls and ownership, WZKS began a successful market run, product and brands the sta- eventually toppling KX104. Recently - Takes On All Corners tion(s) as a copycat in active named PD Larry Martino joined the station WZKS at its inception following previous program- While WZKS(96-KISS) does lean slightly Urban, PD Larry Martino ex- listeners' minds." ming gigs at KRQY /Pueblo; KVLE /Gunni- plains, "We're not breaking every urban record irr the market; we're staying son, CO; and WTSL /Hanover, NH. Part of a aware of them. There are a lot of active music people here, and we intend to - dle, but with a slightly rockier edge. In the programming committee instituted by own stay on top of their tastes." er/GM Ron Kempff, he became PD after fall '84 book KX104 fell a full three shares the departure of PD /morning personality Three Too Many 12 +, 7.141. Jim Zippo. With a number one ranking in teens and Assessing that more was needed, Murphy In the beginning WZKS played nothing respectable adult women numbers, Martino has overhauled KX104's presentation. The but uptempo music. For a number of notes, "Our image is excellent. In our jingles are gone; there are less on -air con- months, ballads had no place on the playlist research we rank right tests and more outside appearances. But as the station drove home its image as up there with (AOR) the most significant change is in the WKDF, which also has station's handle, "Rock Hits- 104." By still a superior image. It playing the hits, but with a hipper edge, would take a lot of Murphy hopes to breathe new listener in- money and time to terest into his product. In fact, when he "Is there any one best ap- beat WKDF at its own recently called a press conference (2-4) to game. We cut KX104 make a "major announcement," everyone proach to the format in from an eight to a sev- Cash And Flash in town was buzzing about the happenings utilized extensive TV and at 104. Nashville? The answer is en to a four in only two WZKS's fall push books. KX104 is going billboard advertising. Add to that a cash con- Along Came Y107 test offering $9696.96, and you'll see how no." Larry Martino more in a rock -oriented Also looking for its piece of the action is to butt heads with us and WKDF, the station made a strong impact on a shifting direction, set new CHR convert Y107 (WYHY). The Sun- think visibility is a key factor in our while Y107 has more of an adult approach. But cume. "We Group A/C had suffered a downward trend success," Martino concludes. "Our GM /part- here we are, having the most on-air fun of any- (6.4- 3.6 -2.6), and something had to be done. owner Ron Kempff is right on top of things one. PD Mike St. John; "Nashville's Hot FM." And the airstaff was KXX106 /Birmingham who had since advanced to VP given the freedom to have a good time, /Program- lured five -year WKDQ/ which further supported the positioning ming for SunGroup, statement. Evansville PD Gabe Hobbs to Nashville with a straightforward request: "Make us WZKS also adopted a very current play - Hobbs the chal- list, featuring a few select recurrents and number one." accepted lenge and seems hell-bent on making it Urban crossovers generated by Q92 true. Since his arrival, the station has (WQQK). The policy of playing those mass come all the hits" attitude. The appeal crossovers continues, although adopted a "play key word here is hit, no matter ú they're WZKS does play hit ballads to provide the SteveChristi Julie Golden Billie Dee Chuck Jeffries pure CHR hits or Urban and rock cross- necessary peaks and valleys. There is also Mornings News Director Afternoons Nights overs. more rock on the air than ever before. money to keep us visi- "We made our inroads into KX104 because and not afraid to spend St. John became an added station advan- The station maintains high market visi- ble. We just spend it smart. If Y107 and people just got tired of them. 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To Skin A Format What's the quickest way to change your image? Choose a different label, preferably something that describes the product. That's just what WWKXI Continued from Page 32 something fresh or simply a reincarnation Nashville PD Michael Murphy did at a February 4 news conference. KX104 derbilt and received his early radio training of the old KX104. became Rock Hits -104. at crosstown WMAK. Soon thereafter Coyo- However, one important question re- Why te McCloud set aside his singing career and mains: Which presentation is most likely to the new window dressing? "Over the last two years became Y107's morning personality. With score the biggest 12+ numbers? Only the this station has seen constant so much of KX104's winning past wrapped months ahead will tell as three radio pros erosion," Murphy replied. "I'd already modi- up in Y107's present, it will be interesting to try to skin a format from three different fied the music, and this little see whether the marketplace views Y107 as directions. bit of publicity and resultant on -air change in labels will help lock in that we are fresh, not the same old 104.

When I got here, things "An emphasis on energetic delivery will be 1985: "The Year Of The Y" had been let go, and included in the transition, so we won't be con- WZKS captured the fused with (AOR) WKDF. Our production "1985 is the Year Of The Y, "' Y107 PD Gabe Hobbs boldly predicts. newness the market values and representation will change only to "There are now three distinct CHR choices in the market, and that's good be- had been seeking. Our include the new identity. This will cause cause it will make us the overall, image was suffering. Michael Murphey clear -cut choice. We're going to serve WKDF to move back toward its AOR core and This move will add new perspective to our 18 -34 females and do well on all sides within the traditional CHR demos. leave a clear path for us to expose our new ", sound." identity, as Y107 and WZKS will both sound Caging The Coyote way of outside promotions. But were readying No Wholesale Changes different from us." Almost every market has one legendary our campaigns for the spring. Unlike others, radio personality, sometimes two. Nashville's we don't plan to throw away thousands of dol- But Murphy was quick to assure that the move didn't most recognizable CHR personality is Coyote lars in a wild manner that can't be followed up include any wholesale format McCloud. When he changes. "We're not going AOR; we're going joined the station, to play the hits, including Madonna, Prince, Hobbs recalls, "lt was and even Lionel Richie or Kool & The Gang, great since he was still on a record-by- record basis. We'll lean toward on TV -17 every day, rock, but include all the mass hits. This is not a hosting its local movie repeat of history, where CHR tried to become show. The response something it wasn't. We're not taking the vari- was everything we ex- ety out of the format. pected it to be. After holding a press conference which received tons of coverage, we Gabe Hobbs Coyote McCloud Michael St. John Bits Motion time after time. Instead,Y107's plans will be controlled and strategically designed for maxi- Captain Fogel leaves late nights at KBEQIKan- mum impact." Nobody, But Nobody, But Nobody - sas City for 6 -10pm at KS1031San Diego . . Y107's on -air imaging is augmented by gives you more prizes and music than WECM /Clairmont, NH is now WKDO(0106) un- JAM's "Hit After Hit" pacakge and recorded KWOD /Sacramento. The station sponsored der PD Mark Belmonte drops announcing the station as "The mid - a "Friday Free -For -All Prize -A- Minute Rod West takes South's new music tradition is the new Y107," Blow -Out," giving away a prize a minute weekends at KIIS -AM & "The other guys had better get out of the for 12 hours. Lucky listeners called in to win FM /Los Angeles, from way," and "The switch is on for newer, fresher $10,000 in prizes, including ski lift tickets, weekends at Z100 /New did a couple publicity hit music, Y107." amusement park and movie passes, al- of stunts like broadcast- York ... Carol Gniady ing Coyote's first show from As Hobbs' points out, "Bringing Coyote in bums, and stereo equipment. a billboard is the new Promotion Di-

overlooking 1 -40, and ran some TV made a statement for Y107: 'We are for real.' :10 spots rector at WQUE -AM & announcing This was not a thoughtless format change. his return to radio." Listen For The Chain Saw - WSPT/ FM /New Orleans ... With our personality lineup, great music, and Stevens Point welcomed Loading The Guns Krokus and Dok- Bobby Ellerbee is handl- spring campaign plans, 1 really believe we'll of- ken to town by giving away heavy metal So what's in ing afternoons at W HOTI the offing for Y107? According fer a clear-cut choice for the Nashville CHR lis- packages including T- shirts, albums, post- Miami ... Marcia McAI- Captain Fogel to Hobbs, "Until now, we've done little in the tener." ers, and naturally, concert tickets. All vey jumps from overnights at KPKE/Denver to listeners had to do was wait for the sound of weekends at crosstown KIMN. Moving to KPKE is a chain saw and call in to win. Cindy Spicer, who joins from late nights at KPBI. New Parallel -Two Reporters

Our review of all the Arbitrons are complete, and here are the new ing the return of Arbitron's spring books, and will include revisions and addi- Parallel-Two R reporters for &R. Our next major review will take place follow- tions to the Parallel Three group. Welcome to the new P -2 reporters. 94WAMX

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Here are some features employed by Superstars stations that attract significant upper demos. All the STEVE FEINSTEIN stations are #1 men 25 -49, Monday-Sunday. KEZO /Omaha The station fingerprinted kids at a shop- MIAMI '85 SUPERSTARS CONVENTION A morning feature called "Classic Or ping mall the night before Halloween. Clunker" has listeners vote on moldy oldies from "Winchester Cathedral" to Chuck WLVQ /Columbus Berry's "Maybelline." Saturday morning's Runs Source feature on finances called "King Of The Classic Hill" pits songs against "Money Matters." B/A/MID: Upbeat, Optimistic one another. If a song wins for three weeks, The host of the oldies show uses old it's retired and often put into the station's newspapers at the library to find info for a library. recap of Columbus events and news stories A positioning statement of "From classic from a given year. The first thing that struck you at the recent Burkhart /Abrams /Mic- rock to new rock ... the best variety is on haels /Douglas Superstars meetings in Miami was Lee Abrams's new Z -92" over a music bed that begins with snip- WTUE /Dayton pets of "Won't Get Fooled Again" and "All look. He's dropped a considerable of Songs like Jonl Mitchell's "Help Me" amount weight, and his energy Right Now" and leads to syndrums and syn- and "Free Man In Paris," Crosby & Nash's level and vitality are noticeably higher. He draws an apt analogy to ex- thesizers. "Immigration Man," Kerry Chapin's 'Tab," and plain part of his regimen. "I made up my mind to absolutely avoid cer- A 92 -day trivia contest with questions Dave Meson's "Only You Know And I Know" that all related to the city of Omaha. tain foods with no exceptions. Just like KFOG doesn't play Motley Crue, and "We Just Disagree" are played in slow I don't eat red meat," quipped his svelte new self. W IOT/Toledo rotation to lend an element of surprise and A "104 book-long promo- nostalgia. Second was the convention's upbeat and completely ignore the '50s and '60s. The Superscore" mood. This year nobody was walking idea is to have balanced oldies. We don't tion gave away upscale lifestyle items such as During a blizzard, a "Big Chill Weekend" a rentals, a $5000 diamond, a gave away long johns to listeners who iden- around with his head in his hands, bemoan- want to play wholesale '50s records, but be- year of movie ing the format's health. The programmers ing the station that's cool enough to play Caribbean cruise, an earth dish, and scuba tified songs in the oldies blocks that were and managers who attended the conclave `Jailhouse Rock,' 'Rock Around The Clock,' gear. played every hour. are the survivors of all the format flux and or Chuck Berry once in a while is great." bandwagon jumping that's weeded out the The idea is that a little goes a long way AOR ranks. They've stuck by their AOR when it to comes throwing in these spice Douglas adds, a lot of uptempo guns and emerged victorious with stronger "There's Get Crazy tunes, whether they be "hidden favorite" hard rock like 'Photograph' and 'Round numbers, particularly in upper demos. Though there was no one -line wonder pre- album cuts by name artists or chestnuts And Round' that has melody, is well pro- Dwight Douglas explains the format's re- from the scription for robust ratings this year, '50s and '60s. Just an occasional duced, jumps out on the radio, and makes orientation to an older audience. "Three cut dropped into Abrams did stress that stations should be the mix is a delightful bit of sense. We don't want to muffle rock 'n' roll. years ago, we set out on a path we had to "eccentric all the way to the bank. It's okay ear candy and taps into the AOR listener's But let's make sure it's great. Listeners will take, given the economics of the business. to be crazy. Look at some of the popular musical memory bank, much like Motown only object to a song as being `too liard' We took some 12+ shots along the way as figures in our country: Eddie Murphy, Ted music hit home when used in the "Big when they're really telling you it's not a we lost some teens, and some stations didn't Turner, Mr. T. They're all a little bit wacko. Chill" soundtrack. In fact, don't be surpris- good song." develop as fast on the upper end as others ed to hear a number of Superstars stations Don't be afraid to stand out. Hire people did. But now we've really begun to mix Motown classics into their regular AOR ... The Natural Choice who are into the showbiz aspect of radio, blossom." music mix, as well as in featured program- AOR's successful fall sweep and the con- and have production values to match." "We're really in a golden era for the for- ming. fident mood at the convention reinforced a Different Is Better mat," Abrams chimes. "Our demographic Similarly, Sinton proposes that differen- appeal is suddenly becoming 25-49, the tiation is becoming more and more the cor- monied demo that everyone wants," boasts nerstone of successful stations. "WHTZ Jon Sinton. (Z100) /New York plays essentially the Consequently, no course correction was same music as everyone else, but the rest of prescribed this year. No quick cure or catch the presentation is so clearly different that phrase such as the "80% new music, 20% it's interesting and noticeable. Musically, old" or "quality rock" slogans of previous stations are all fairly sophisticated these years was on anyone's lips. (Either that or days, so the differentiation has to happen on security was just a hell of a lot tighter this a personality, production, and marketing time.) level." Oldies But Goodies Logan Leaps Aboard Will the drive for upper demos lead Su- Coming from a station that has utilized perstars to emphasize library material production values extensively, Dave Logan more than currents? Though Abrams's "80/ Dave Logan Lee Abrams Dwight Douglas Jon Sinton will be helping clients increase their pro- 20" edict of 1983 is history, B /A/M /D claim duction profile. He joins the company as an they're not advising AORs to now become Research -intensive programmers may associate after taking KFOG /San Francis- oldies -intensive. Advising a balance of new fact that somehow was lost sight of in the at- find it difficult to get a grip on a spice co to new heights in the AOR- saturated Bay and old music, the consultants say more tacks upon the format in recent times. category, suggests Douglas. "A song like Area, notching #1 ranks in Men 18 -34 and oldies in and of itself isn't a guarantee for Namely, that AOR's rightful audience is a Thunderclap Newman's 'Something In The substantial, attractive one adults who 25-34, and #2 in Adults 18 -34. He feels the attracting an older audience. - ratings finally came home to roost Air' may not test well, but it'll draw positive grew up on rock 'n' roll. Think about it -a at the phone calls, even from 19 -year-olds. We'll teenager who got into rock in the early '705 have to go back to gut for these songs, and is now a baby boomer in his late 20s and a "We need to fix preconceived you'll see who the big boys are then." part of AOR's natural constituency. Where Sinton, though, hints that the "cyclical else can he turn to hear timeless artists like "Being the station that's cool notions among buyers that AOR pattern of oldies popularity can be Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd as well as enough to play `Jailhouse Rock,' listeners don't buy Porsches and measured. For reasons that are almost in- depth by current megastars with AOR roots explicable, an old song that didn't work 'Rock Around The Clock,' or airline tickets." a such as Huey Lewis, Van Halen, and the year ago can work today. There's a very Cars? AOR is the only place on the dial that Chuck Berry once in a while is - Dwight Douglas clearly defined pattern of the right `oh wow' serves an adult rock fan with an apprecia- songs, and the wrong ones will kill you." tion for rock 'n roll in all its variety and great." is likely to -Lee Abrams - Metal Still In The Mix from all its eras. That person - find other formats either limited in At the same time, Abrams does call upon The firm's policy on heavy-metal music their music mix and juvenile in presentation, or AOR to exploit its strategic advantage of weighed upon the minds of many record musical heritage and variety. He keys in on reps going into the meetings. In its quest for too passive and staid. prototype Superstars II upper -demo AOR two of AOR's strong points - musical depth upper demos, does B /A/M /D advise sta- AOR's audience has grown up, and the station after two years because of extensive and history. He's weary of stations that spit tions to completely back off playing leather - format's demos are growing up with it. "All favorable press, more vigorous marketing, out the same 327 "perfect" songs over and brigade music? the teens we once had have grown up. The strong available musical product, -and the over, and reminds us that part of AOR's Abrams and Douglas say it ain't so, and baby boom that grew up with the Stones and passing of KMEL to CHR. He also reckons uniqueness derives from playing more than offer the age -old guideline - be selective. Led Zeppelin is sitting right there fat in the that rivals KRQR /San Francisco and just the hits. "There's more to life than "Part of AOR's charisma is that we play a middle, and they're listening to AOR," says KSJO /San Jose backing off from metal in 'Money' and 'Stairway To Heaven.' Other little of everything," says Abrams. "The Douglas. hopes of attracting better upper demos cuts by instantly recogizable artists give listener should hear everything from Phil As Abrams observes, "There's a 'new "makes us appear more attractive. Other you the 'oh wow' factor. Collins to maybe Elvis Presley once in a mainstream' developing, and it's us. 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KLTR MOVES UP "It's the FM station I've always wanted and its finally here." Lite Rock -Heavy Numbers In Houston

Houston is a city that gained national prominence in the late `70s. At the same time the auto industry was experiencing a deep recession, the country's confidence in foreign oil producers (such as Iran) was at an all-time low, providing the impetus for domestic suppliers to forge ahead with local production. Kl7rt.FM Southwest Explosion HOUSTON, TE-.(AS The Southwest was a benefactor of this A.O explosion, and suddenly the region became 'ßrt'.arl[FtJf t'ra.p the promised land. Not only was it home of Satton America's "industries of the '80s" (e.g., M petroleum, silicon chips, and defense con- 937FM tractors), the area has, for the most part, LITE RIONCIC___LESS TALK year -round warmth. Today, Interstate 45 leading into Houston is still jammed with carloads of shivering Northerners. And as a result, this sprawling metropolis is an eclectic mixture of not only HOT HOUSTON - Although slowed somewhat by an oil industry recession, this Gulf city con- Texans, but also huge numbers of people tinues to grow at a feverish pace. Aftér closely examining that growth, KLTR stepped away from broad sections of the country. An ex- from a protracted battle for the Urban market in favor of A /C. Shown is a print version of a amination of the ratings reflect tastes just television ad the station used during the fall. as eclectic. The number one adult station in the last four rating periods has been from a different format: Country, Urban, CHR, and A /C. Such diversity in other markets is PD Jim Herron listed some of the reasons downright rare. With an average age of 27, for KLTR's quick growth. "There was un- the city is now filled with a new breed of questionably a need for us. KFMK is a people - Yuppies! great station, but they fulfill different needs A/C Ratings One company making the southward trek - they have a higher oldies and personality was Gulf Broadcasting, which in 1981 pur- profile. We also benefitted from KRBE's chased Urban KRLY. Although always a change to CHR not long after we debuted. Race strong challenger to format competitor And there's always an advantage to being KMJQ, the company saw more billing pos- Jim Herron John Hiatt Houston 'new.' We've turned our newness into a 12+ Population: 2,970,400 sibilities with an A/C format. marketing advantage by calling ourselves 'The new Lite Rock.' Rank: 8 No Big Buys the results of which did point to another F83 SM84 F84 As VP /GM John Hiatt explained, "There A /C. Muses Hiatt, "We gathered 25-34 year- were four product categories which consti- old listeners of KFMK, KRBE, and KMJQ Sticking With Less Talk KFMK ® 8 @6 @8 tuted the largest part of our billing: beer and asked them, 'What is the more -music Highly protective of its image, the station KLTR ® 5 @6 ®8 and wine, is clubs and records, fast foods, and station in Houston, Texas ?' And they said, cautious about conducting on -air or street KRBE-FM 105 ® 5 3' believe it or not hair care promotions. Commented - - products. We (Beautiful Music outlet) 'KODA.' I was Herron, "How KOUE ® 2 ® 3 @3' were the number one station 25-54, but we watching Jon through a one -way mirror much can we discuss such events on the air couldn't get a bank or an airline buy; it was and his mouth almost fell off." before we violate our 'less talk' image ?" Arbitron figures used are for 25 -49 adults, unbelievable. and it wasn't just us; 'Mag- Mon -Sun 6am- midnight, MSA. Shares are ic' (KMJQ) couldn't get those buys either." rounded off to nearest whole figure. Hiatt sensed a need for an A/C with a sub- Asterisk (') indicates tie figure. KLTR was dued personality profile -a "less talk" sta- Urban KRLY during fall '83 sweep. KRBE tion. He commissioned Jon Coleman and Progress changed format to CHR during the summer Associates to conduct focus group research, '84 ratings period.

Val Stouffer joins Doctor Duncan for morning drive duties at WCLRIChicago. Stouffer had pre- John Hiatt said the station will maintain viously been with the station handling traffic reits eight -unit-per -hour spot load. "We ran a ports ... WIBA /Madison welcomes Douglas full schedule from day one of the format. I even took some of the generic Music Monitor Lane as its new PD from WCIIILouisville . . spots from WTKSIWashington goes live in the afternoons our old format and ran them free just tq meet the load. Because we're sold out we Here's an afternoon drive with DC air veteran Linda Kelly ... Former sample hour from don't have to do that anymore, we've KLTR/Houston: WEZCICharlotte PD Ralph Rhoades quickly re- but since been able to preserve our surfaces as Asst. PD at WASH /Washington .. . commercial Mike Dowling joins WWCO/Waterbury as OM, policy throughout the life of the format." "Hard Habit To Break" - Chicago Both managers feel there's more room The while Joe Anatra comes in from nearby WTIC- "Just Way You Are" - Billy Joel for growth, but John said attaining higher "Think Of Laura" - Christopher Cross FM /Hartford. Lineup at KTLT/Wichita Falls, TX numbers is not absolutely critical. "If we "You And I" - Rabbitt & Gayle begins with in lose a point or so, we'll be fine. Right now "Love Is The Answer" England Dan & Jason Scott mornings, Julie West middays, PD - we're one of the highest -cuming stations in J.F. Coley Lance Bailey afternoons, Steve Elliott evenings, and Joe Wurster, Jim King, and Kendale Ward Douglas Lane Elyse Sommers Houston, so more sampling is possible. As it "Foolish Heart" - Steve Perry stands, we have on weekends. Tony Nash coordinates RKO pro- New WFFX/Tuscaloosa midday man is Dave the potential to double the "Feel Like Makin' Love" - Roberta Flack billing from our Urban days." "Drive" Cars gramming overnights ... Elyse Sommers pro- Nelson from US99IBIrmingham ... WWOM /AI- - Indeed, the station represents many of "Miracles" Jefferson Starship moted to ND at WMID & WLOE/Atlantic City from bany brings aboard J.W. Wagner for mornings - the elements possessed by its city: an eclec- anchor reporter Chris . "Joanna" - Kool & The Gang ... Sousa now MD at WWSA & WCHY /Savannah newsman Garr V100 1Charleston tic group of people (an Urban staff and an "I've Been Searchin' So Long" Chicago from nights. Also at V100, Williams leaves for more schooling, as does Mar- - AOR PD combining for a new A/C direc- "Out Of Touch" Hall & Oates Nancy Ryan climbs from overnights to middays, keting Director Carole Gunter, who'll join the ad- - tion) and quick growth in "We've while Ken Roberts is named Assistant PD. Ken vertising world ... Steve Smith joins KFSBIJop- this fiercely com- Only Just Begun" - Carpenters petitive will maintain his afternoon shift. lin, MO as newsman. market. All's well in Houston. sp.iooaa hou b'88b' jo sna-enn wof8 pue uossaapuy Xuua8 '(ao7s.racfnS snsarpuo o703) ai):1 WU_ 1siai-JX1 aalseW Xq pasodwoj ;ag wnqid algnoQ br SS3 HD»

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from Page 43 Continued from Page 43 Continued For now, KAPE has a Black/Urban mon- What Country Is Boise? vided by an A/C station. "Tom made up his opoly on San Antonio. Would Kelly keep the the most you'll hear in this valley." Sterling's been working at his show for mind that KAPE should be in the back- cable hookup going if a fulltime AM or FM Sterling and Edwards were both also for- more than a decade, and because many of ground, since it was the black access chan- competitor came on in the market? "We tunate to be on the payrolls of their radio his connections are grandfathered from a nel." would have to. We'd go with the cable 24 stations. (Most block programmers are day when record companies were a lot hours, as opposed to the 18 hours that we're obliged to barter their shows from radio more generous with product, he says his on now. go record service has always been pretty good. AM 1480 Qi22Cabk103.7FM stations, then out and sell time.) Ed- wards was a fulltime employee of KBBK; "In the beginning, I sacrificed and made all "If another station had the opportunity to Sterling sells time on commission for KGBC the conventions so I could meet people. get on cable, I'd tell them to jump at it. Not (and can, in fact, line up sponsors for all Since then, I've been able to get records. only is it an image booster, but it also allows dayparts), but he's also on the station's Most of the people who are presidents of you to exploit your format a little longer." payroll. companies now were promotion people MUSK With HEART SOUL when I started out. Where service has fallen off for others in the business, mine has continued as it has all along." The basic cost to KAPE is about $100 a month in phoneline charges and the salary Edwards, on the other hand, describes his of an extra on -air person. Presently neither Remembering quest for service as "really a selling job. I Kelly nor GM/owner Sam Sitterle expect Birmingham would call people and they'd say, 'Boise, the venture to make money. They're just Idaho, what is that near? Is that in the happy it's there. Dear R&R: United States ?' They were putting me on "The only time hold and going to grab a map. we've been able to sell I enjoyed reading the January issue R &R because you reacquainted me with a friend, Shelley KAPE of "Some companies aren't helping, while at night was during the elections," Stewart, whom I haven't heard about in several years. But more important, you allowed him to Kelly others do. Warner Brothers sent me every- states. "This year we're going to con- remind us that twenty years ago plus, Birmingham, Alabama and the King movement were a big centrate thing I need. Vicki Leben at Motown said, more on the selling end than in the factor in our survival. We have moved forward and if nothing else the King holiday has now be- now 'Whatever you want, call and tell me how past that we've proven cable FM as come a national holiday effective in 1986. beneficial to both sponsors and ourselves." many you need.' She still does that even I have not spoken with Shelley. But I plan to call him soon. He is a fine man and I respect his though I'm not at a major station. People Blackness. are still servicing me at home because I've proven that I'm for real and know what I'm Again, I hope that young programmers, old disc promotion men and everybody else Black /Urban all jockeys, doing." that reads R&R will read your column. This week I give it 100 stars. It was nice of you to remember Radio and remind us. Off The Block? Sincerely, Edwards says he might be willing to do another block show under certain circum- Avant My TV Sure Sounds Good To Me Clarence stances. He's proud of his success so far, President, One of the earliest lessons of which he attributes to his religious beliefs. MTV was Tabu Records that, with fewer choices on cable, listening But what Edwards really wants is to work spans go up. Kelly programs accordingly for a fulltime Urban outlet, probably out- by slowing down his rotations at night, ad- side Boise. ding extra jazz and LP cuts to the music Sterling, however, says that the only mix. He also runs a weekly "Quiet Storm" - Picture Yourself In R &R thing that could get him away from his type program called "Blue Monday." perch on KGBC would be "if I had total con- But Kelly isn't trying to completely reim- With Black History Month quickly drawing to a close, I'm sure you have trol of five or six radio stations. If I had that age KAPE as an FM station. All three fre- plenty of pictures you'd like to share with our readers. We encourage you to opportunity, I'd probably move." quencies are given throughout the day, in- forward these and other promotion photos to supplement our format coverage. For the time being, KGBC will continue to cluding mentioning the AM at night as if it Remember, you don't have to be a reporter to contribute. There are 353 Black/ segue from adult standards to Black music were still there. (KXOJ /Tulsa is every night, but Sterling notes that the on- another Urban outlets across the country, and we'd like to hear from everybody. station with a similar hookup that IDs in the air transition really isn't as unusual as it Send the photos me same manner.) "The only problem we to at 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA sounds. For one thing, after 13 years, people have," says Kelly, "is when people who 90067. If you have any questions, call me or Associate Editor Sean Ross at know what to expect. "Besides," he con- wonder where they can pick up the FM in (213) 553 -4330. The sooner you send the pictures, the sooner they will cluded, "we have an up- and -down format. their cars. Then the jocks have to explain appear in R &R. Because we mix in ballads and blues, we that we're on cable and available only at - Walt Love really haven't found it that hard to move home." from one format to another." LUTHER VANDROSS

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The following questionnaire is to be com- 7. Regarding rotations: 16. Does your station utilize the services of a pleted by Country radio station Program Di- a) How many records are in your "Heavy" consultant? rectors Music and Directors. The results will rotation? Yes No be presented at the upcoming Country Radio b) How many records are in your Seminar by the President of Baton and Asso- "Medium" rotation? If yes, how much influence do they exert ciates, Rob Baton. c) How many records are in your "Light" on your playlist? rotation? d) Total: A lot_ Some None 1. With regard to the direction of Country music, circle the letter of the statement you 17. Do you feel trade charts accurately repre- 8. How many recurrents do you play? believe is most accurate. sent the true strengths of records?

a) Radio influences the music being pro- 9. At your station, what people have input into Yes No duced. the records you add? b) Record company promotion depart- 18. Here are four major trade publications. How ments tell radio what to play. GM PD MD Jocks much do you use their respective information c) Producers make the kinds of records when doing your music? they want. 10. Who determines the chart numbers? Billboard: 2. As a radio station, how much influence do GM PD MD Jocks A lòt Some None you feel you have in determining the direction of Cashbox:

music produced in Nashville? 1 1 . Who determines the rotations? A lot_ Some None Gavin: A lot Some None GM PD MD Jocks A lot Some None Radio & Records 3. How much influence do you think you 12. How much influence do promotion people A lot_ Some None should have? have over the records added at your station? 19. Have you ever felt threatened or pressured A lot Some None A lot Some None to "play ball" with a record label?

4. Do you think Nashville record labels - ma- 13. How much influence do promotion people Yes No jors and independents -- are developing enough have regarding your stations chart numbers? new artists? 20. How many records a week do you A lot Some None receive? Yes No 14. How much influence do promotion people 21. How many records a week do you 5. Do you feel a responsibility to help labels have regarding your stations rotations? listen to? break new artists by playing those new artists with quality product? A lot Some None 22. Country record sales are down. Do you feel any responsibility in aiding their recovery? Yes No 15. On what kinds of input do you rely? Yes No 6. Regarding your playlist: Call -out research: A lot Some None 23. Your position: a) How many records receive Local Record sales: A lot numbers? Some None PD MD b) How many extras do you have? Requests: c) How many adds? A lot Some None d) Total current records each In store surveys: 24. As always, representatives of radio, rec- week: A lot Some None ords, and the trades will be among those in attendance for this Country Radio Seminar session. If you have a question you would like answer- The CRS thanks you for your time and cooperation. ed - either in general or by someone in particu- Please mail this completed form to: lar - please type it on a separate sheet and in- Baton and Associates, 1114 Lost Creek Blvd., Suite 310, Austin, TX 78746 clude it with this survey. Jel) '(146u !Isu4o £418-Z6f (flt) SO406 VD '*3!uo!N runs "1:1M8 ter+OO I£l uoo pue 'Ojai wwl pgyl) slaluep Aue7 Ja6euepy weióad IeJaueo '(pe/ wal puooas) ullJepy uenals Allleuoslad 6ulwow s.XINN cue sAaJI ow Jano 6uI>IJOj "SJauuIM xlueoyd AJIOnI ealyl ol sdqs >/uld palues 3313I1I.4 q3) -aid XINN 'Jaóueb pJod't/seaw auo Isn( Aeme 6u/n/6 yllM peysnes 3INVf IoN - V301 1131138 V SVH XINN dWdSd7d Jo N3M0 AQNdZI :span0 solaaM ;xa¡1 SM3N ñ.QiIII03

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r WYLD needs staff) Females encouraged. Photo, T &R: Dell Dominate Adult FM Spencer, 2906 Tulane St., New Orleans, LA 70119. EOE M/F I A I (2 -15) Need INeeds morning talent. Looking for experienced , Contemporary morning personality to entertain adults. Also I New AM stereo A/C station is kok(ng for personalities for all shifts. T &h: John Moore, Box 5314, Meridian, 39302. EOE MAJOR MIDWEST ROCKER news director with experience setting up morn- MS Morning Crazy M/F (2-15) ing news operation. T&R to: Ken Johnson, Seeks exciting, creative talent to No puke ... not T &T. An entertainer ... and NOW Send T&R to: John Wetherbee, 9292 N. Meridian, WYRK, 500 Rand Building, Buffalo, NY 14203.' Top Sunbelt CHR bolting for afternoon news anchor. T &R: Torn complement currently successful Suite 206. Indianapolis. IN 46260. EOE I FOE M/F Kelly, Box 5314. Meridian, MS 39302. EOE M/F (2 -15) I morning show. Production skills and sense humor a . of must. Tapes & re- SW Missouri news leader needs experienced, hard -working 50KW AM COUNTRY sumes to: Radio & Records, 1930 newsperson. T &R: Dan Shelley, KTTS AM -FM, Box 1806 SSS, Dominant 35+ needs upbeat personality for Springfield, 65805. EOE M/F (2 -15) Century Park West, #934, Los Promotion Director, PM drive /Music Director. Country experience Angeles, CA KODS has hrfltime openkm for a dedicated AOR personality. WSYR Radio required. T &R immediately to: Radio & Records, 90067. EOE M/F Greta production a must. T &R: Mike Keller, Box 6167, Duluth, MN 55806. EOE M/F 12 -151 Rare opportunity for someone with media skills 1930 Century Park West, #916, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE who'll help initiate and direct the communica- Leading A/C looking for announcer to double as sports PBP & tions thrust of Central New York's most pres- news. T &R: David Wilson, 920 Commerce, Pine Bluff, AR tigious radio station. Work with Program and 71601. EOE M/F 12 -151 changes.This is Sales Managers. Everything from Advertising KOKL, A/C -MOR, is making West TX station Chicago FM A/C is looking for a ND/morning anchor. No begin- full announcers. T&R: Charlie Oil to Press to Community Activities to Contests. seeking aggressive & parttime ners. T&R: Laurie Schaefer, WZVN, 1000 E. 80th PI., Merrill- Bush, Box 1878, Sen Angelo, 76902. EOE M/F )2 -15) ville, 46410. M/F Qualifications: IN EOE )2 -15) MIDWESTERN MEDIUM MARKET Top 75 market AOR needed funky female yesterday. 35 who want to be stars! COUNTRY POWERHOUSE Excellent verbal and writing skills. You will be Looking for energetic. motivated people minutes from beach, one mile from bay. Call Catt at 92ZEW in Personality emphasis for Lansing area rockin' CHR. T &R: Looking for an exceptional morning man. Enter- tested. Mobile, AL: 1205) 473 -3692 EOE M/F 12 -15) WJXQ, 1700 Glenshire Dr., Jackson, MI 49201. EOE M/F taining, personality, and above all, a team player. Creative Flair. 12-15) Send cassette and resume to: Radio & Records, Ability to organize detail. Z102 is accepting T &R's for possible future opening. Produc- tion, personality, appearance & abilities necessary. Brady Mc- 1930 Century Park West, #930, Los Angeles, Socially compatible and skillful. Graw, WZAT, Box 8247, Savannah, GA 31412. EOE M/F CA 90067. EOE Self -motivated. (2-15) TOP -RATED CHR FM Energetic. Is still looking for the right morning person or Highly aware. team! This market can be blown away if you're Sense of responsibility. WINNING AIR PERSONALITY creative, bizarre, slightly off -center and can needed to finish air staff music. Send Advertising knowledge & media experience; Strong air personality entertain while playing a lot of KILLER CHR PERSONALITIES at 100-KW regional giant FM in South Georgia. T &R immediately! Radio & Records, 1930 radio preferred. Needed for top 20 market. Prime daypart posi- Please send example of writing, resume, desoiption of quali- We have most, but want it all ... #1! Experience Century Park West, #924, Los Angeles, CA tions. Dynamite production a must. T &R to: fications as you see them, to: Hugh Be,,, General Manager, required winning attitude, excellent production 90067. EOE - Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, WSYR. 2 Clinton Square. Syracuse. NY 13202. WSYR is an skills a must. Needed immediately. Blacks and EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. #936, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE M/F females encouraged! T &R to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #929, Los Angeles, Experienced salesperson needed for aggressive 25,000+ - - _LT CA 90067. market. Benefits, salary & commissions. Resume: GM, KODY, Box 1085, North Platte, NB 69103. EOE M/F (2 -15)

50kw Country powerhouse needs PM drive /MD with personali- If you're a team player that ran follow directions. I want to hear WEST ty to continue the tradition. T &R ASAP: Dan Mitchell, WFNC, from you. Good pay, benefits & no ego. T &R: Brian Bruns, Box 35297, Fayetteville, NC 28303. EOE M/F 12 -151 KODY, Box 1085, North Platte, NB 69103. EOE M/F 12 -15) KVEG/Las Vegas has a rare opening. 7- midnight, for a great SE USA capitol city needs pro morning communicator & Coun- voice & communicator. T &R: Doug Shane, Box 15223, NV try talent. T &R: South Corn, 2334 Bay Woods Court, Bay City, Aggressive, successful radio chain in sunny SW seeks air talent. Q97 FM now accepting T &R's. Good pay for good people. 89114. No calls. EOE M/F 12 -15y MI 48706. EOE M/F 12 -15) T&R: Bob Shannon, Box 2727, Longview, TX 75606. (214) Kevin Lein, Box 798, Garden City, KS 67846. No calls. EOE M/F 757 -2662 EOE M/F (2 -15) -15) (2 New AOR in centrai CA has immediate openings for mature & .. Need ASAP: Midday & afternoon drive talent/sales combo. talented jocks, news & production. T &R: Jerry Longden, KKDJ, Local list wide open. Also need ND. T&R: John Parker, Box 92 KTAW FM needs CHR air talent with strong production & 3636 N. 1st St., Suite 135, Fresno, CA 93726. EOE M/F 12 -15) 8980, Perry, GA 36109. EOE M/F 12 -15) one year experience. Females encouraged. T &R: Danny Austin, 3808 "B" Old College Rd., Bryan, TX 77801. EOE M/F (2 -151 PROGRAM DIRECTOR Stereo Country needs drive talent. Females encouraged for rare Major Market, Midwest. Multi- format expenence opening in great location. Photo/T &R: Chuck Gilespie, KFMR, mandatory. Top pay and benefit package. 1120 San Juaquin Ave., Stockton, CA 95202. EOE M/F 12 -081 (J3CwO8F) WSSP-FM Resume to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Country information station seeks morning personality. One of the Southeast's New 100,000-watt, mellow -formatted FM for Park West, #932, Los Angeles, CA 90067. T &R: more respected Cliff Somers, KARS, Box 860, Baden, NM 87002. 1505) CHR 's has an overnight opening. Good pay Orlando, FL looking for air talent. Person- EOE 864 -7447. EOE M/F 12 -15) for the right hardworking individual. Rush able people with good production skills a T &R to: Bill Martin, WBCY, 1 Julian Place, must. T &R to: Allen Jackson, P.O. Box 3845, Charlotte, NC 28208. EOE M/F Cocoa Beach, FL 32924. EOE New Midwest contemporary now staffing. Success -oriented talent should send photo, T &R: Bo Jagger, Box 1867, Joplin, MO 64802. EOE M/F (2-15) KNEW 91AM WMLO/WSPB needs NC air personalities for future full & part- Operations Msnagr needed for coastal area small market in Pittsburgh's newest A/C. all day -parts, needs morning show time openings. T &R: Mike Sexton, 111 City Island Rd., Sara- growing company. Resume: Aubrey Aycock, Box 591, Belhav- San Francisco /Oakland killer immediately. C &R: Mark Rivers, WWCO, 232 North Ave., sota, FL 33577. EOE M/F 12-15) en, NC 27810. 1919) 964-9292 EOE M/F (2 -15) Pittsburgh, PA 15209. EOE M/F 12 -15) A Malrite Station Needed: Afternoon drive & Production Director for FM A/C in Y102 needs a ND with three years experience anchoring news. Rare Bay #1 mu- Creative morning personality needed who has voices & can opportunity at Area's Country East TX Piney Woods. T&R: Phil McKay, KSAM /KHUN, Box Local news is emphasis here. T &R: Larry Stevens, WHHY, work phones. Excellent money. No beginners or calls. T &R: sic station for production director. Creative 330, Huntsville, TX 77340. EOE M/F (2 -15) 3435 Norman Bridge Rd., Montgomery, AL 36105. EOE M/F Jack Swart, WGRD, 122 Lyon NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503. a 12-15) production and voice skills must. Minimum 5 EOE M/F 12 -15) Easy communicator wanted for future fulitime opening. T &R: years experience, AFTRA position. No phone Rod Pode, WXVQ, Box 1777, Deland, FL 32721. EOE M/F calls; T &R to: Bob Guerra, PD, P.O. Box 910 12 -15) MIDWEST Oakland, CA 94604. EOE M/F /H TALK! High profile & drive time CHR personality needed. You'll inherit CAN WE Needed immediately: Fulltirne promotions /air shift at a 20 share. Experience & creativity a must. T &R: Jim Wnek, Can you talk! If your talents lie some- KRNO/Reno. Call Larry Irons: 1702) 826 -1355 EOE M/F 12 -15) NUMBER ONE WLRW, Box 3369, Champaign, IL 61821. EOE M/F 12 -15) where between Joan Rivers and Walter Cronkite, then we should talk. Call Get out of the snow) Top -rated Phoenix AOR seeks aggressive 100,000 -WATT CHR PO's considered for client stations in medium & smaller markets experienced Account Executive. Resume: Tom Duran, KSTM In large North Carolina market, now accepting throughout U.S. Salary, T &R: JMA, Box 1285, Fairfield, IA Bill Klaus, WNIR (216) 673 -2323. FM, 525 W. Southern, Mesa, AZ 85202. EOE M/F (2 -15) T &Rs for rare PM drive opening. No beginners 52556. EOE M/F 12 -15) EOE M/F screamers. KATI needs CHR teen idol for 7- midnight. Excellent market for or Immediate opening. Profession- WFWQ needs air talent /production /creative services. T &R: Lee career growth. T &R: Fred Leemhuis, Box 2006, Casper, WY als with proven records send best to: Radio & Tobin, 2260 Lake Ave., Suite 230, Ft. Wayne, IN 46805. )2191 82602. EOE M/F (2 -15) Records, 1930 Park West, 423 -3678 EOE M/F 12 -151 Century #921, Los Need ND/momkm anchor for country station. Great opportun- Angeles, CA 90067. EOE ity! T &R: Jim Kramer, WTAC, Box 600, Flint, MI 48501. EOE M/F (2-15) MAJOR MIDWEST MC IN AORICHR PROS SEARCH OF PERSONALITY Needed for future openings. Morning Great rare opportunity for right morning personality at hot Relatability and fun for mornings. Solo or team. TOP 25 AIC STATION southern CHR. T &R: Dave Delgado, Box 3764, McAllen, TX and afternoon drive personalities es- Send T &R: Radio & Records, 1930 Century 78501. EOE M/F (2 -15) Group-owned, needs hilarious morning Park West, #933, Los Angeles, CA 90067. pecially encouraged to apply. If you Midday dr personality with production abilities needed for EOE personality or team. Also mature, top- can do more than read liner cards, if 100kw modern Country FM in Monroe market. T &R: Gary Mc- ical midday, afternoon, and evening Kenney, KXKZ, Box 430, Ruston, LA 71270. EOE M/F 12 -15) you have the ability to communicate Oklahoma's top -rated news station seeks aggressive ND to jocks, and authoritative ND /morning and entertain, then great pay and Hot CHR ration expanding! Looking for T &R's for all shifts. motivate seven -person staff. T &R: Kelly Carls, 74KRMG, 7135 Dave Parks, KITE 105, 441 to Laguna Ave., Corpus Christi, TX S. Yale St., Tulsa, 74136. EOE M/F 12 -151 newsperson. We have the money benefits await. Rush tape & resume 48401. EOE M/F -15) 12 build a winning team ... please take Another WROK vet hits a top 20 market, creating a rare mid - to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century WHHY has an opening, 7- midnight, for a DJ with two years air day/MD opening. Rush C&R: Kipper 9. McGee, Box 6186, some of it. T &R to: Radio & Records, Park West, #919, Los Angeles, CA & production experience. T &R: Man DuPriest, Y102, 3435 Nor- Rockford, IL 61125. EOE M/F (2-15) man Bridge Rd., Montgomery, AL 36105. EOE M/F (2 -15) 1930 Century Park West, #920, 90067. All replies are strictly con- 15WLXR has an oprnklg for an outgoing, team- playing Country B94 FM seeks crazy & zany personality to head up morning communicator. Aggressive company needs aggressive person. Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE M/F fidential. EOE M/F team. T &R: Ron Haney, KEZB, 2501 N. Mesa Ave., El Paso, TX T &R: Don Erickson, Box 2017, la Crosse, WI 54801. 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RING JENNY BURTON DEBARGE JEFF LORBER N UANCE NARADA MICHAEL SHASATAR KOFPIE Hottest: JESSE JOHNSON EUGENE WILDE JEFFREY OSBORNE ERAMOS BALL NA MARY FATBACK WARWICK s JONES LILLO JANE GIRLS SAMSON L DELILAH WHAMI CAROL LYNN TONNES Hottest: READY FOR THE WOR THOMAS MIDNIGHT STAR Hottest: LAKESIDE DEBARGE NEW JERSEY MASS C SHALAMAR PHILIP BAILEY ROXANS! S (ITPO PHILIP BAILEY SHEENA EASTON MADONNA COLORS RUN D.M.C. ANGELA BOFILL READY FOR THE NOR Hottast: JEFFREY ANGELA BOFILL Hottest: RAPPIN' OSBORNE ROOL e THE GANG HALL s OATES DUKE Hottest: UTFO STEVIE WONDER GWEN GUTHRIE KYOK/Houston SERGIO MENDES JEFFREY OSBORNE EUGENE WILDE NARADA SOS BAND MAN PARRISH NUANCE DIANA ROSS NEW EDITION TIME MICHAEL MA COMMODORES Hottest: Steve Hedgewood JANET JACKSON JEFF JASMINE DIANA ROSS UTFO DIANA ROSS LORBER TINA TURNER PHILIP WISH MANHATTANS Hottest: BAILEY MALCOLM ACLAREN EUGENE WILDE none READY POR THE WOR DIANA ROSS Hottest: ASHFORD DIANA ROSS COMMODORES POINTER SISTERS WPEG /Charlotte Hottest: WJJS /Lynchburg s SIMPSON ROOL FREDERICK NOLAN WDAS /Philadelphia DIANA ROSS s THE GANG ?SOMAS Mike Rossi BEAT BOX BOYS Lad Gans PAUL HARDCASTLE LUTHER VANDROSS Joe Tarnburro W VEE /Atlanta RUN D.M.C. SL YMA XX WHAM/ WXYVIBLIlimore JEFFREY OSBORNE GWEN GUTHRIE Scotty Andrews HALL Z OATES READY FOR THE NOR GLADYS KNIGHT WEAS/Savannah Roy Sampson MAZE WHAM! THIRD WORLD UTPO PAT BOYS Don Jones WGCI /Chic,go MANHATTANS PRINCE THELMA HOUSTON FAT BOYS PHILIP BAILEY WK W M/Grand Rapids MIDNIGHT PATTI LABELLE Graham Armstrong ISM ?, STAR ZADORA NARWICR Frank Grant JASPER e L JACKSON E JONES REBBIE JACKSON K9a1Nodolk CHERYL LYNN ISLET, JASPER s WJMI MARY JANE GIRLS SHEILA E CAROL LYNN TONNES /Jackson JESSE JOHNSON LUTHER MAGNUM PRINCE Bruce Dowdy SUENA EASTON VANDROSS FORCE NARADA MICHAEL WA JAR Carl Haynes WHISPERS CASHMERE LEVERT DEBARGE LONNIE HILL MIDNIGHT DEBARGE MAGNUM FORCE STAR TEDDY PENDELGRABS RAMIE DEBARGE FAT BOYS DEBARGE LAUREN GREG ALEXANDER O'NEIL DAZI BAND JACKSON MAZE GREY PHILLINGANES WHODINI COLORS WHODINI NEW JERSEY MASS C GRANDMASTER POINTER SISTERS B.B. DAZI PRINCE CHERYL LYNN MAZE FLASH KING BAND PRINCE J. BLACKFOOT MANHATTANS RUN D.M.C. Hottest: DAVID SANBORN MANHATTANS JAR GLADYS KNIGHT MADONNA Hottest: SHERYL LEE RALPH MIDNIGHT STAR B .B. KING SAUNA EASTON Hottest: ROXANNE EVELYN KING MADONNA REBBIE s INFO JEFFREY OSBORNE NARADA MICHAEL WA MTUME JACKSON DAVID SANBORN PHILIP BAILEY ROXANNE Hottest: MARY JANE GIRLS DEBARGE GRANDMASTER SHANTE NEW EDITION GRANDMASTER FLASH MAN PARRISH PLASH J. BLACKFOOT READY POR THE NOR UTFO DIANA ROSS AMII STEWART ZADORA s JACKSON ALEXANDER GO DIANA ROSS GLADYS KNIGHT DAVE GRUSIN O'NEIL KEVIN WELLS DIANA ROSS ROCK MASTER PHILIP Hottest: Hottest: SCOTT BAILEY PLANTE GEORGE BENSON KEITH POLE HAROLD FALTEMEYER LONNIE BILL PATTI LABELLE NOLAN THOMAS UTPO FORD KOOL s THE GANG NEW EDITION Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY ROCKIE ROBBINS BARNEY RACHABANE H ottest: .POINTER SISTERS READY FOR TBE NOB STEVIE WONDER TEENA MARIE TINA PATTI LABELLE Hottest: DIANA 5055 COMMODORES TURNER KRNBIMemphis TESSA MARIE DIANA ROSS SAD! ISLAY, JASPER s READY POR THE COMMODORES WAMOIPittsburgh W RD W/AUgusta BALL s OATES NOR DAZE BAND CBARA Jerry Mason EVELYN RING DIANA ROSS GEORGE BENSON Charlotte Logan JET9A /Chattanooga KHAN TINA TURNER NBAMI Allen Harrison FAT BOYS Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE POINTER SISTERS none Rich Phillips SORTIE BLOW WOHL /Orlando NEW UTFO ASHFORD FREESTYLE EDITION s SIMPSON ONYX Hottest: WAR Earl James EUGENE WILDE PHILIP BAILEY BILLY JOEL ALEXANDER O'NEIL NEW EDITION WK XI /Jackson EUGENE WILDE WILTON FELDER WTLCllndianapolis WILD /Boston NEAMI REO SPEEDNAGON EUGENE WILDE Tommy Marshall EVELYN RING HALL s OATES COMMODORES Jay Johnson Elroy R.C. Smith LUTH!! 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BLACKFOOT CHERYL LYNN SHALAMAR SERGIO MENDES JOBNNIE TAYLOR THELMA MICE JAGGER FOREIGNER DAZI Terri Avery HOUSTON PRINCE MADONNA BAND Hottest: MANHATTANS MIDNIGHT STAR CAROL ROOL MAZE H ottest: Hottest: MAZE LYNN TONNES L THE GANG NEW EDITION B.B. KING Hottest: EUGENE WILDE PAUL HARDCASTLE Hottest: N EW EDITION PATTI LABELLE NARADA MICHAEL NA POINTER SISTERS JAN LESLIE HOLMES NEW EDITION NEW EDITION DEBARGE GAP BAND B.B. KING SHEENA EASTON READY POR THE NOR COMMODORES LILLO THOMAS ALEXANDER O'NEIL DIANA ROSS DIANA JOANNE DIANA ROSS WHODINI DIANA ROSS ROSS GEORGE BENSON FREDERICK JESSE JOHNSON GILL J. BLACKFOOT STEVIE WONDER JEFFREY OSBORNE DIANA JEFF GWEN GUTHRIE PRINCE ROSS HOFFIS LORBER MAZE KLYMAXX GAP BAND UTFO MAZE JONEUN CREW WHISPERS RICHARD D. FIELDS Hottest: /COOL s THE GANG TIME Hottest: SHALAMAR WIAK /Cleveland WON/Washington Hottest: WJAX /Jacksonville DIANA ROSS MANHATTANS WKND / Hartfad ELYMAXX UTPO WPLZ/Petasburg Lynn Tolliver Dan Tony Mann JEFFREY OSBORNE DAN Jodan /McLeen O'Neil ROCK MASTER BARTMAN WLUM EUGENE WILDE SCOTT GAP BAND Hardy Jay KEVIN WELLS /Milwaukee DIANA ROSS TERRA MARIE ROXANNE k UTFO GLENN GEORGE BENSON LUTHER R ELTON5 Jim Brown LUTHER VANDROSS GLENN PREY NEW JUNIS MORRISON FREY VANDROSS PRINCE EDITION CYNDI PHILIP BAILEY WHODINI Hottest: THIRD WORLD LUTHER VANDROSS PAUL NEW EDITION LAUPER LUTHER VANDROSS HARDCASTLE DAVID JESSE JOHNSON JEPPREY PHIL COLLINS DAZI BAND MAZE LEE ROTA WDIA OSBORNE DAVID SANBORN WFXC FRANKIE GOES /Memphis WHISPERS PHILIP BAILEY ROCRIE ROBUNS JENNY BURTON WHISPERS WXOK /Baton Rouge /Durham TO H LILLO THOMAS COMMODORES Bobby O'Jay B EL TONS DIANA DAZI BAND N BISPERS MICR JAGGER Alum Stowe ROSS SIEDAB GARRETT AI Wallace CARS MAZE SERENA ROXANNE SHANTE READY FOR THE Won DEBARGE EASTON SOS BAND WHODINI MADONNA MANHATTANS Hottest: GAP WARWICK s JONES Hottest: Hottest: SOS BAND BAND MARY JANE GIRLS ROXANNE CAROL LYNN TONNES ZADORA s JACKSON SADE MIAMI s UTPO PRINCE KIM CARNES STEVIE WONDER AUTUMN WHISPERS EUGENE WILDE RLYMAXX Hottest: CRAM KHAN SHEENA EASTON MAZE JULIAN LENNON ALEXANDER J. LEGACY O'NEIL PHILIP UTFO COMMODORES BLACKFOOT SHALAMAR DEBARGE NEW EDITION W WDM/Sumler MAN PARRISH BAILEY NOLAN THOMAS FORCE MD'S DEBARGE DURAN DURAN ZADORA s JACKSON UTFO WHAM/ WILTON FELDER Hottest: Mays/Hart THIRD WORLD FOREIGNER UTFO WARWICK k JONES ULTONS BOWIE s METBENKY WHAM! JEFF LORBER GAP ROBARD JOHNSON GLENN PREY CAROL LYNN TONNES MIDNIGHT STAR MAZE BAND CLOCKWORK GLADYS JEFFREY OSBORNE KHYS/Port Arthur RUMS BLOW REO SPEEDWAGON WNHC /New Haven KNIGHT SIEDAB GARRETT DAZE BAND MANHATTANS Hottest: BONNIE POINTER CHAMPAIGN NEW EDITION Mark Petry James Jordan MANHATTANS MAEE WHODINI WHURIWashington B.B. KING Hottest: TINA TURNER Hottest: MAGNUM FORCE MARY JANE GIRLS WHAM! Libby Lawson PUN D.M.C. WISH PHILIP DIANA ROSS W W WSISaginaw MARI BAILEY BALL s OATES JENNY FREDERICK JENNY KOOL BURTON Kermit Crockett JAR BURTON GEORGE BENSON s THE GANG RUN D.M.C. DAZI BAND DAZI BAND CHAMPAIGN Hottest: UTPO SOS BARD SHEENA EASTON WHRK/Memphis WHODINI DEBARGE PHILIP BAILEY MAZE GAP BAND NHAMI AUTUMN GREG PHILLINGANES KNOKfMIFt. Woth Storm/Smith FAT BOYS MADONNA DAZI BAND NEW EDITION NEW EDITION ROCKWELL ALEXANDER O'NEIL B.B. KING Kenny Byrd SHALAMAR MAZE MADONNA KLYMAXX FORCE AD'S WDMTICIeveland CAROL LYNN TONNES DEMRGE KEVIN WELLS DEBARGE DEBARGE PENNY! FORD WPDOIJBcksonville GLADYS KNIGHT Dean Dean Hottest: PRINCE B.B. KING EUGENE WILDE NANB MANHATTANS DIANA ROSS Bob Scott DAZI ATTANS FOOL s THE GANG MAZE PRINCE BAND Hottest: REBBIE JACKSON WATV/Mrmingham WHISPERS LEVERT JENNY BURTON MADONNA LONNIE HILL MICK JAGGER DIANA RAMS MELBA ELI OUE ROBERT WHITE FATBACK POINTER SISTERS MOORE GAP BAND Ron January BOWIE s METBENEY EUGENE WILDE MICR JAGGER MIDNIGHT STAR GRANDMASTER FLASH MAZE THELMA HOUSTON TEENA MARIE TEDDY ANGELA BOFILL NEW EXPERIENCE UTPO WHODINI PENDELGRABS ?BIRD WORLD KOPPLE DEBARGE CONTROLLERS SAD! RAZZ BAND DEBARGE MANHATTANS PHILIP BAILEY MADONNA READY FOR THE WO ALFONSO RIBIERO SHERYL LEE RALPH JOHNNY GILL ZADORA s JACKSON Hottest: WAR READY POR THE WOR Hottest: MAZE ELEANOR GRANT J. BLACKFOOT GREG PHILLINGANES JENNY BURTON DIANA ROSS CAROL LYNN TONNES NAYOBE TBIRD WORLD PHILIP BAILEY PRINCE N ARADA MICHAEL WA JAR WRKSINew York SADE NILTON FELDER KEVIN SADORA s JACKSON Hottest: LEGACY EUGENE WILDE WELLS MAZE KEVIN WELLS WANM/TallaMasN Tony Ouartatone DIANA ROSS POINTER SISTERS FAT BOYS Hottest: FREDERICK Hottest: SIEDAB GARRETT KORTIS MAN PARRISH SABENA EL YNA XX SOS BLOW SHAMTAR NEW EDITION Joe Bullard SHEENA !ASTON EASTON ROXANNE BAND NEM EDITION Hottest: DIANA ROSS NBAMI SHANTE GREG PHILLINGANES IVY GAP BAND UTPO PHILIP BAILEY MAZE DIANA UTFO ASHFORD s SIMPSON JANICS CASISTIR ROOL s THE GANG ROSS MARY JANE GIRLS WOMG/Greansboro DIANA ROSS ASHFORD TEMPTATIONS DEBARGE B ottent: DIANA ROSS FATBACK TINA TURNER s SIMPSON Doc Foster MIAMI MIDNIGHT TINA TURNER PATTI LABELLE MAZE COMMODORES EUGENE WILDE STAR KOOL s THE GANG B.B. THELMA HOUSTON KEVIN PATTI LASELLR SING DAZE WELLS BAD! SHEENA EASTON KAMM/TANS W VKO /Columbus BAND Bot READY FOR THE NOR WANT/Richmond ALFONSO teatt JESSE JOHNSON EUGENE WILDE K.C. Jones KMJM/St. Louis MICRO GAP BAND PRINCE NEW JERSEY MASS C WEDR/Miami Kirby Carmichael AMII STEWART RUN D.M.C. Ron Atkins JEFFREY OSBORNE EVELYN KING POINTER SISTERS JacksoNJoneS MARY JANE GIRLS EVELYN RING GREG PHILLINGANES UTFO HEN EDITION OASI BAND LUTHER Hottest: KIR /Killeen VANDROSS MARY JANE GIRLS DEBARGE DEBARGE KOOL s THE GANG ANGELA ISLET, MADONNA BOFILL JASPER s READY FOR THE NOR ALEXANDER O'NEIL SO! BASO ALFONSO RIBIERO PHILIP BAILEY GLADYS KNIGHT Bill SI. John ROXANNE DIANA SPANTE HALL e OATES JAK TEAM MARIE BALL s OATES ROSS MAIE CAROL OTrO WENN /Birmingham LYNN TONNES JESSE JOHNSON DEBARGE PHIL COLLINS LILLO THOMAS LUTBEN MAZE MANHATTANS MAMI Michael Star VANDROSS MIDNIGHT CHERYL LYNN Hottest: COLORS Hottest: MIDNIGHT STAR MAZE READY STAR THELMA DAZI BAND POINTER SISTERS Hottest: CEARA KHAN FOR THE NOR ELIOT! HOUSTON ROCKIE ROBBINS none JENNY BURTON WHODINI GEORGE BENSON KLYMAXX RATIO Hottest: GLADYS KNIGHT Hottest: REBBIE JACKSON HALL s OATES SABENA EASTON MIDNIGHT STAR JEFFREY OSBORNE JACKIE NEW EDITION JEFFREY OSBORNE TEMPTATIONS MOORE SOS BAND CULTURE CLUB WHAM! PHILIP BAILEY EUGENE WILDE Hottest: MAZE GAP BAND ROCKIE ROBBINS FOOL s THE GANG OTrO WHAWI KOOL MIDNIGHT STAR DIANA ROSS Hottest: s THE GANG Hottest: DIANA ROSS DIANA ROSS PHILIP BAILEY GAP BAND EUGENE WILDE UTFO NEW JERMAINE JACKSON NEW EDITION PHILIP EDITION GEORGE BENSON BAILEY GEORGE READY THE BENSON NOLAN THOMAS WIMP /Tampa WDAOIDaylon WIEN /St. Louis FOR NOR DIANA ROSS NILTON FELDER TIME Michaels/Moore Lankford Stephen Doug Harris ROXANNE ASHFORD s SIMPSON KJLHILos KACE s UTFO WBLX/Mobile WEST Angeles WOKS/Williamsburg /Los Angeles MIDNIGHT STAR MIDNIGHT STAR JENNY BURTON B.J. 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KING KLYMA XX LIMIT PHILIP BAILEY NARADA MICHAEL WILTON FELDER MIDNIGHT PRINCE LUTHER VANDROSS DAZI BAND MAZE WA STAR PAUL HARDCASTLE DEBARGE GLADYS READY POR THE NOR WHISPERS MAZE O170 THELMA HOUSTON ROXANNE s UTFO KNIGHT JONNNIE TAYLOR SHEENA EASTON WAR EVELYN KING ISLET, JASPER NOLAN THOMAS DERANGE DEBARGE LUTHER VANDROSS LILLO THOMAS SOS BAND s MANHATTANS SADE GREG MICR JAGGER ROCKWELL ATOME KLEMM WAR LUTHER VANDROSS DAIS BAND PHILIP PBILLINGANES MIDNIGHT BAILEY WARWICK THIRD WORLD LUTHER VANDROSS MANHATTAN JEFFREY OSBORNE Bot testt EUGENE WILDE ISLAY, JASPER STAR s JONES RURTIS s JEFF BONNIE POINTER BLOW SOS BAND TBELMA HOUSTON BILLY OCEAN MANHATTANS MARY JANE GIRLS LOADER KUKOIPhoenis KEVIN WELLS NARADA MICHAEL LIMIT RLIOUE PATTI LABELLE NEW EDITION J. 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2 1 5 13 MEL McDANIEL/Baby's Got Her Blue Jeans On (Capitol) 138/0 84 38 16 RESTLESS HEART (19) Ride 14 12 10 14 GUS HARDIN w /EARL THOMAS CONLEY /AII Tangled Up In Love (RCA) 136/1 81 45 10 Let The Heartache (RCA) 24 22 18 JOHN SCHNEIDER/Country Girls (MCA) 161/2 44 96 21 21 19 17 LACY J. DALTON /If That Ain't Love (Columbia) 141/0 62 58 21 26 24 19 EARL THOMAS CONLEY /Honor Bound (RCA) 160/1 42 100 18 162/1 101 19 34 29 22 1CD BELLAMY BROTHERS /I Need More Of You (MCA /Curb) 42 32 25 21 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND /High Horse MB) 158/2 43 93 22 HOTTEST - 38 28 ! ALABAMA/There's No Way (RCA) 161/9 29 95 37 28 26 23 ® GEORGE JONES w /BRENDA LEE/Hallelujah, I Love You So (Epic) 145/5 35 86 24 29 27 24 JANIE FRICKE /The First Word In Memory Is Me (Columbia) 151/1 33 94 24 RAY CHARLES (WITH WILLIE NELSON) (72) 30 28 25 JOHNNY LEE /Rollin' Lonely (Full Moon/WB) 156/2 34 95 27 ® Seven Spanish Angels (Columbia) Run On Me (Capitol) 156/7 30 99 27 37 31 27 a) ANNE MURRAY/Time Don't Out EXILE (70) 42 33 29 JUDDS /Girls Night Out (RCA/Curb) 157/10 20 103 34 Crazy For Your Love (Epic) 5 7 15 26 ED BRUCE /You Turn Me On (Like A Radio) (RCA) 110/0 55 31 24 MEL MCDANIEL (55) 36 32 30 ® DAVID ALLAN COE/She Used To Love Me A Lot (Columbia) 135/8 33 61 41 Baby's Got Her Blue Jeans On (Capitol) GARY MORRIS 39 34 31 DOLLY PARTON /Don't Call It Love (RCA) 148/8 18 84 46 (55) Baby Bye Bye IWB) 45 39 34 GEORGE STRAIT/The Cowboy Rides Away (MCA) 147/14 19 81 47 e THE STATLERS (53) 143/10 16 88 39 41 36 33 ( WAYLON JENNINGS/Waltz Me To Heaveh (RCA) My Only Love (Mercury/PolyGram) 47 42 38 ® MICKEY GILLEY/l'm The One Mama Warned You About (Epic) 148/18 10 79 59 LEE GREENWOOD (50) 40 37 35 ® HANK WILLIAMS JR. /Major Moves (WB /Curb) 137/4 16 75 46 You've Got A Good Love Comin' (MCA) 23 21 20 33 JOHN ANDERSON /Eye Of A Hurricane (WB) 112/0 37 59 16 DAN SEALS (50) My Baby's Got Good Timing (EMI America) 48 43 39 Q B. MANDRELL /L. GREENWOOD /It Should've Been Love By Now (MCA) 138/12 8 81 49 GLEN CAMPBELL (46) 1 4 16 35 OAK RIDGE BOYS /Make My Life With You (MCA) 83/0 34 27 22 A Lady Like You (Atlantic America) 119/9 9 63 47 49 44 40 SHELLY WEST /Now There's You (Viva) STEVE WARINER (41) REBA McENTIRE /Somebody Should Leave 124/31 1 51 72 BREAKER ® (MCA) What I Didn't Do (MCA) 121/22 2 52 67 - - 44 © SAWYER BROWN /Step That Step (Capitol/Curb) KENNY ROGERS (35) 47 42 Q RESTLESS HEART /Let The Heartache Ride (RCA) 117/19 4 56 57 Crazy (RCA)

7 6 26 40 EDDY RAVEN /She's Gonna Win Your Heart (RCA) 76/0 26 33 17 BREAKER m EDDIE RABBITT /Warning Sign MB) 105/53 2 32 71 BREAKER SYLVIA /Fallin' In Love (RCA) 104/34 1 34 69 - 46 JOHN FOGERTY /Big Train (From Memphis) (WB) 91/8 4 40 47 96/9 4 41 51 - 48 FORESTER SISTERS /(That's What You Do) When You're... (WB) YOST ADC I NOTTOT list those woo screwing the 4 17 32 45 T.G. SHEPPARD /One Owner Heart (WB /Curb) 62/0 17 20 25 most adds nationally, and the tongs reported'11-ltte*t compiled from all our reporters. The number In paren- CHARLY McCLAIN /Radio Heart (Epic) 89/32 1 25 63 [W theses Immediately folbwlne tee ,ongS In Moat Added a 8 11 36 47 RICKY SKAGGS /Something In My Heart (Epic) 55/0 15 20 20 Hottest Indltate the tote number of Country reporters 3 23 37 48 CONWAY TWITTY /Ain t She Somethin' Else (WB) 44/0 11 21 12 adding the tone this week or noting that the song Is among trod Rye hottest. DEBUT 0 MOE BANDY & JOE STAMPLEY /Daddy's Honky Tonk (Columbia) 66/3 2 29 35 /PG) 2 20 47 ( DEBUT II" a) MAINES BROTHERS BAND /Everybody Needs Love... (Mercury 69/13

The Information shown on the National Airplay 50, Breakers, New & Active and Significant Action, Is current. The results shown are based on reports taken from our reporters BREAKERS. on Monday, 2-11-85.

REBA McENTIRE Somebody Should Leave (MCA) On 76% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 51, Light 72, Total Adds 31 including WXKW, WAJR, WXTU, WMZQ, WYNK, WZZK, WFNC, KILT -FM, WAMZ, WSIX, WQHK, WFMS, SYLVIA WMIL, WTOD, KMPS, KRPM. A most added record. Moves 43 -37 on the Country chart. Fallin' In Love (RCA) On 64% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 34, Light 69, Total Adds 34 including EDDIE RABBITT WKYG, WXTU, WPOR, WMZQ, KMML, WSOC, KIKK, WUSQ, KSO, WMIL, WXCL, KGHL, KNIX, Warning Sign MB) KSON, KCUB. A most added record. Debuts at number 42 on the Country chart. On 64% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 32, Light 71, Total Adds 53 including WCAO, WQBE, WNYR, WWVA, WCOS, WESC, KSSN, WKIX, KKYX, WQYK, WTQR, WQHK, WBCS, WOW, WTOD, KLZ, KVEG, KGA. A most added record. Debuts at number 41 on the Country chart.

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MOST ADDED HOTTEST MOST ADDED EAST MIDWEST HOTTEST MOST ADDED SOUTH HOTTEST MOST ADDED WEST HOTTEST Eddie Rabbits (WB) Exile (Epic/ Eddie Rabbit (WB/ Exile (Epic) Ronnie MCDowel IEpic) R. Charles/W. Nelson (Columbia) Eddie Rabbit ÌWB) R. Marne/W. Neben (Columbia) Cherly McClain (Epic) Gary Monts (WB) M. Gray & T. Wyman. (Columbia) R. Charles/W. Nelson (Col) Eddie Rabbht (WB) Exile (Epic) Ronnie McDowell (Epic' Garry Morrill (WB) Mark Gray 8 Tammy Wynn. (Caiumble)

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OVAN MORRISON /A Sense Of Wonder (Mercury /PolyGram) 35/26 (9/9) Adds include WIYY, WBAB, WAAF, KLBJ, WTKX, KQDS, WWWV, KOZZ. Hots: 5 KBCO, KINK, CHEZ, WIZN, KSPN. Mediums: 17 include WMMR, KAZY, KSJO, KZOK, WDHA, KLYV. Here's what you get in simple. easy to read and useableform. JOHN HUNTER/Famous At Night (Private I /CBS) 27/3 (30/41 Chapter 1 Adds: WZZO, WXLP, WWCT. Hots: 6 include CHUM, WLUP, WMMS, WIMZ, KFMX. Mediums: 20 include KSHE, Radio Research Overview KBCO, WCMF, WRXL, KGGO, WRUF, KLYV. -a history of research on CHICAGO /Chicago 17 (WB) 26/16 (18/3) Chapter 2 WI Adds include WMMS, WZZO, WRDU, WSKS, WTUE, KGGO. Hots: 5 CHUM, WKQQ, KMJX, WZXR, WTKX. Focus On Focus Groups Mediums: 18 include WOOS, WXLP, WWCT, KMOD, WWWV. - Definition, use, do-it- yourself UTOPIA/P.O.V. (Passport) 26/8 (25/18) Chapter 3 Adds: WKLS,KCAL, KQAK, WAQY, WTKX, WAPL, WYFE, WWWV. Hots: 0. Mediums: 21 include WBAB, KBCO, Telephone Studies KAZY, 91X, KLBJ, KISS, WLAV, WRKI. - strengths/weaknesses, do's and don'ts FLASH AND THE PAN/Early Morning Wake Up Call (Epic) 23/1 (24/5) Chapter 4 Adds: WOUR. Hots: 7 KBCO, 91X, WLIR, WCPZ, KSPN, KTCL, KRQU. Mediums: 15 include WDVE, KAZY, KROQ, Other Market KQAK, KNCN, KEZO. KEEL/The Right To Rock (Gold Mtn. /A &M) 22/6 (20/5) Research Techniques Adds: WYSP, KCAL, WHEB, WAQY, KQDS, WIOT. Hots: O. Mediums: 18 WBCN, WHJY, KLOL, WQFM, KUPD, - Mail, in-person, when/how to WAAF, WIMZ, KISS, WTUE. BILLY JOEL /An Innocent Man (Columbia) 22/4 (20/5) Chapter 5 Adds: CHUM, WLUP, WXLP, WWCT. Hots: 6 include WDHA, WRDU, WRXL, WRKI, WHMD. Mediums: 15 include A Look Inside Arbitron WBCN, WMMS, WRCN, KGGO. - Intro and production WIDOW/Gone Too Far (CBS Associated) 21/4 (22/3) Chapter 6 Adds: WLLZ, WRCN, WFYV, WOOS. Hots: O. Mediums: 20 include WIYY, WHJY, KZEW, KZAP, KZOK, WPYX, KILO, The Almighty Diary KEZE. - evolution, longevity, history ERIC CARMEN /Eric Carmen (Geffen) 17/2 (18/3) Adds: WLUP, WWCT. Hots: 5 include CHUM, WMMS, WBYG, KRQU. Mediums: 11 include KSHE, KAZY, KBPI, Chapter 7 WZZO, KLAQ, WTKX. Diary Analysis BRONSKI BEAT/The Age Of Consent (MCA) 16/0 (16/1) - how to get the other 75% of information Adds: O. Hots: 11 include WBCN, KBCO, KROQ, KQAK, WLIR, K97. Mediums: 5 WMMS, WQBK, WIZN, KSPN, KRQU. Chapter 8 MADONNA /Like A Virgin (Sire /WB) 15/3 (15/1) Quarterly Measurement Adds: WHEB, KMJX, WBLM. Hots: 8 WMMS, KCAL, WZZO, WLIR, WHMD, KLYV, WBYG, KSPN. Mediums: 5 include - how to succeed, history and problems CHUM, WIMZ, WRDU. CHESS /Chess (RCA) 14/3 (13/4) Chapter 9 Adds: CHUM, DC101, KSPN. Hots: 2 include KQAK. Mediums: 9 include WMMR, KBCO, KROQ, 91X, WLIR, KTYD. Birch Radio BEAT FARMERS /Tales Of The New West (Rhino) 14/3 (12/2) background, methodology, - comparison with ARB Adds: WYSP, KKDJ, KSPN. Hots: 3 KBCO, 91X, KTCL. Mediums: 7 include KAZY, KUPD, KGB, CHEZ, KILO, KTYD. Chapter 10 CONEY HATCH /Friction (Mercury/PolyGram) 13/11 (3/2) a key to better revenues Sales Research - Adds include WBAB, WHJY, KZEW, WAQY, WAQX, KLBJ. Hots: 1 K97. Mediums: 5 include WLLZ, WQFM, KOMP. Chapter 11 JANEY STREET/Heroes, Angels, & Friends (Arista) 13/1 (12/0) Sales Breakouts Adds: KNCN. Hots: 2 KBCO, WDHA. Mediums: 11 include WMMS, KAZY, WOUR, WWWV. - computer options, types of breakouts r Order your copy now and take advantage of this SPECIAL PRE -PUBLICATION OFFER: NEW & ACTIVE - Records building In airplay and coming closest to charting. Numbers Indicate total Please send me copies at $39.95 of reports /total adds; for example, 40/20 means 40 reports and, of those, 20 added It this week. Figures in paren- Hibemetics,A Guide to Radio Ratings and Research. theses are last week's data. Checked records are those that were among the week's most added.

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INIS MAIM shows that other tracks from MINA 010 POOLE rAIS WCPZISandusky that record are In those rotations szus KEZOIOmeha OVID OS 0111 MI (419) 8281010 Mow 00.01. .00 MCC (medium or light add). An artist's CAM O. W WCTNewy (402) 592-5300 MI sue Mr KNVIN 1010 TINA WRIFIDetrolt 1306) 6742000 P01 11CORIODP name with no abbreviations O VID 001 PO. JD. MCCO 300 SAPS 3012 POOR. 121 827-9505 P10 300 MEP. W MlMadls< MOND DRIIST (313) IBAf LM mil IN/ 101 MO MOM MAN PARSOS Rel. means all airplay of that artist Is 1007 10,01 274-5450 1010,111MT 0.10 (608) Mee 0.217 00 /MP PAM CAPS ToTO PO In the listed rotation. When three Tatra (10011 RSO WBYGROnkak ChM JON 100.17 PO: MCI 1117011111 VISION LPS Amt Ones GYM LOS LOON (815) VISION pOST 110 CAM 1.16 DOW. 939-4541 more from same al- NADAN 11 DAVID LTD 1001 or tracks the CARS 10PM 100112, 1010, SPIONGOTTIN MICR JAM. SCANDAL EMI 10227 CMG ItINN PO. CMI1Tle 11.000 AMP= SAINT JULIM LOS LOOM IMO bum are reported in medium, SURVIVOR DONIS OIS PM MAMA. 2111011 outs, 30111 MGM. 1 2.0.1 PILLS 110 TINA TONS, COP 112101 MANS OM. ISM 0. that album will receive credit as MY01 PAIL [DILI. FALCO MD 00 SM MY. 01/ PHIL COILLIS DON RM. Apo 00012.51 11101 MILO SAIL. MAT. MIL. VID L10 100.1 N00 JAM. Nomscs O being In hot and be Ilsted as such. [MID LE. 0111 ms. IMPAIN 0. SICK JAGGS mopv MOO 1.00015 sp.. MIA MANS IX. EN.00I4 00 GIONTRIA Cl. 010 PAIL COILINS The album's tracks will continue PALL. NOD TNT 00 ISO SPEZOING01 P ALCC1 MID 110 MO OM. 01010.00 ALM ALM 1.00001 JOIN PAM M MOMS ALAN PAMONS AMIL CITY SONSIONS CAIN 0017.2 MILEY VISION QOM 0/.1 ORAN to receive credit as being In E VAXII M. aa MUM 0110.1001 RVO sP.D1.011 O /12 CRC. JON NAM MIAS ADAM 21. JACOR PAW UNMAN medium rotation. O 010.11 00 TOSS 0012 1OLLIDAY NOLL. 400110 01.07127 CLIO MPNAVILLS PR. 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WJXO/Jeüson, MI DM/South Bred IN KOCR/Cedr Repkla, IA WDBRISpringlNld, IL MIND/Eugene. OR K POPBaren5mo. CA KBIMIRewaK NM RN MCheelte J.K. Daring Clary Dixon MoorellarMay MIN. Purdy JNMIWFamrl Parallel Three Rey &We MIDWEST TIME FIRM Idp) DERANGE DON HENLEY B RUCE SPRINGSTEEN DAN HARTMAN TRIUMPH TUBES Hottest: PRINCE CHICAGO DON HENLEY DEBARGE (dpi DON HENLEY FOREIGNER 3 -1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ISLEY, JASPER, IS CHICAGO Idp) CHICAGO LIE KOOTIAnehorsge. AK MURRAY BILLY OCEAN 5 -3 ALAN PARSONS GO WEST HEAD DENNIS DEYOUIIG Idp) Idp) TUBES BEAT ISLEY, POINTER SISTERS 10 -4 ROBE? WP) DON HENLEY BRONSKI Kay Taylor JASPER, IS NAILS Idp) PATTI LABELLE SIMPLE Parallel Two GLENN FREY 13 -5 Hottest: DENNIS DEYOUNG SANTANA MINDS JEFFREY OSBORNE (dp) GO NEST AUTOGRAPH (dp) GREG KIHN CHICAGO DAVID LEE ROTH 15 -7 REO SPEEDWAGON 1 -1 TUBES (dp) GO WEST (dp) VELS Hottest: DERANGE DEBARGE WHAMI 2-2 Hottest: NORMAN NARDINI AN (dp) ALPHAVILLE 6 ALAN PARSONS WKOD /Akron, OH WHAM! 1 -1 REO SPEEDWAGON -3 Hottest: Hottest: GLENN FREY 3 -3 ISLEY, JASPER. OH FIRM a 9 -7 IS POINTER WRONROlado, AUTOGRAPH 10 -8 POINTER SISTERS 3 -2 POOL THE GANG SISTERS 2 -2 Man Patrick REO SPEED/MG/314 3 -1 TRIUMPH HURRAY HEAD JOHN FOGERTY 8 -5 TIME 12 -9 HALL 6 OATES 3 -3 COOL 6 THE GANG S -2 Sehear!MIahell PHIL COLLINS 31 -23 SIMPLE MINDS Hottest: CHICAGO REO SPEEDWAGON 10 -6 TRANSIE GOES TO H 35 -24 BILLY OCEAN 4 -4 JOHN POGERTY 4 -3 GO WEST JEFFREY OSBORNE REO SPEEDWAGON 7-1 DEBARGE Idp) KCMOICokmMBla, MO TIME 22 -12 SURVIVOR D-31 GLENN FREY 7 -6 GREG RINN BILLY OCEAN 10 -4 TOTO (dp) ISLEY, JASPER. IS DAVID LEE ROTH 9 -5 JOHN FOGERTY 18-16 POINTER SISTERS 14 -9 TuNNBaker ROBEY JOHN FOGERTY 11 -6 ANIMOTION (0p) TRIUMPH (dp) WSPT/Savara Point NO Hottest: DON HENLEY Idp) ALAN PARSONS ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON 15- COMMODORES Bouley/Tacy KSKDISNem. OR 9 SLY95/8an Lela Obispo. CA WHAM! 2 -1 WKFRIKWmaeuo. MI TUBES (dp) Hottest: DURAN DORAN 22-14 ANIMOTION TINA TURNER 21 -9 Lan E. Mahan Jos Conks REO SPEEDWAGON 5 -3 WebathtiChapnan DERANGE (dp) CHICAGO BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN DURAN DURAN 25 -13 MT DAVID LEE ROTH 9 -7 DENNIS DEYOUNG (dp) TEERAA MARIE DON HENLEY KWAIBINIrqs. GREG RINN MADONNA Hottest: DERANGE PRINCE 36 -16 BRYAN ADAMS 22 -17 GREG KAHN DON HENLEY CHICAGO Charlie Fa ALAN PARSONS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 2 -1 MADONNA 35 -17 JOHN PARR 24 -21 BILLY OCEAN Hottest: GREC KINN SIMPLE MINDS SANTANA JOHN WAITE JOHN PARR 19 -14 PHIL COLLINS 39 -20 ANIMOTION MIAMI 1 -1 MURRAY HEAD (dp) ISLEY, JASPER, IS (dp) ISLEY, JASPER, IS WANG/Appleton-Oshkosh. COMMODORES SURVIVOR 28 -19 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN TIME 17 -13 Hottest: ROBBY (dpi DON HENLEY DAN HARTMAN (dp) JULIAN LENNON 29 -22 KBOS/Fresno, CA JOHN PARR Chris Caine JOURNEY 23 -16 REO SPKEDWAGON 3 -1 GO WEST (dp) GO MISST LM (dp) 36 -27 JEFFREY OSBORNE MICK JAGGER JOHN PARR 5 -4 Kris Van Kamp TRIUMPH Hottest: DERANGE FRANKIE GOES TO H 29 -24 (dpi SCANDAL NEW EDITION DURAN DURAN 39 -29 JOHN FOGERTY 12 -6 BRONSKI BEAT WHAM 2 -1 PRINCE (dpi JOIN WAITE Hottest: MADONNA KAY1071Tuiee, OK DAVID LEE ROTH 20 -10 HotteRt: FOREIGNER 1 -2 MICK JAGGER (dp) DON HENLEY POINTER SISTERS 5 -1 ANIMOTION BIa1NStephro Y961Fergo, ND TINA TURNER 22 -14 BILLY OCEAN 4-3 JEFFREY OSBORNE GREG KINN CHICAGO BILLY OCEAN 3 -2 Collina/Anderson DAVID LEE ROTH 3 -3 REO SPEEDWAGON 8 -6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ZADORA 6 JACKSON Idp) SURVIVOR KOWITOpaNa. KS BARBRA STREISAND REO SPEEDWAGON 13 -4 DAVID LEE RO-FN 9 -6 DAVID LEE ROTH 10-8 Hottest: ottest: Hottest: CHICAGO H TEENA 17 -8 REO SPEERWAGON 12 -7 431 Idp) RebaVParmelY MARIE REO SPEEDWAGON 1 -1 WHAM! 3 -1 AUTOGRAPH PHILIP BAILEY 1-1 GLENN FREY 17 -8 DEBARGE FRANKIE GOES TO H 25 -16 KZOZISen Lids Obispo. CA FRANKIE GOES TO H 5 DAVID LEE ROTH 11 -9 DON HENLEY WHAM! 2 -2 -2 DON CHICAGO DAVID LEE ROTA 10 NEW EDITION 22114 JEFFREY OSBORNE HENLEY GLENN FREY 21 -8 Mike Dawson -6 ALAN PARSONS LRB (dp) KDON.FM/SellneeMOntersy, AUTOGRAPH 23 -15 JULIAN LENNON 29 -22 ZADORA i JACKSON JOHN FOGERTY 18 -10 KBOZ-FMIBOeaman. MT Hottest: MICK JAGGER (dp) SANTANA DURAN DORAN 25-16 SURVIVOR 35 -26 Hottest: REO SPEEDWAGON 19 -13 Kirk Cllen CHICAGO WHAM! 2 -1 CO WEST Michel Hasse PHILIP BAILEY I -1 SIMPLE MINDS GREG KINN POINTER SISTERS 3 -2 SANTANA W KAU /ApplatonOehkoah. WVICAAnsIng MI WHAM! 5 -2 KMOX/Freno. CA JOHN PARR DEBARGE REO SPEEDWAGON 6 -3 Hottest: DON HENLEY SPEEDWAGON 8 -4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Roee!Bradlalgh MaksualKNeadgs REO REO SPEEDWAGON 1 -1 Carey Edwards ALAN PARSONS ALAN PARSONS JOHN FOGERTY 9 -7 CHICAGO JOHN FOGERTY 14 -8 JOIN FOGERTY 11 -6 ISLEY, JASPER, IS GO WEST ANIMOTION DAVID LEE ROTH 14 -9 Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN GLENN FREY 20 -12 DAVID LEE ROTH 17 -8 none Hottest: DON HENLEY DAN HARTMAN DAN HARTMAN Hottest: FOREIGNER 1 -1 KKXUFM /Orand Forks. ND SURVIVOR 19 -10 POINTER SISTERS l -1 DAN HARTMAN GREG KINN Hottest: NEW EDITION 2 -1 WHAM! 2-2 KEYN-FMIWIoSN. KS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN D -23 GLENN FREY 6 -3 Hottest: ALAN PARSONS (dp) NHAMI 1 -1 Nordlne/Rl9M WHODINI 6 -2 REO SPEEDWAGON 9 -7 Taylor /Brown TEENA MARIE 15 -6 POINTER SISTERS 5 -1 SIMPLE MINDS (dp) POINTER SISTERS 5 -2 DIANA ROSS 10 -4 DAVID LEE ROTH 10 -8 BRUCE KFMWIWaterloo, IA MADONNA 21 -9 FRANKIE GOES TO H 7 -3 Hottest: BILLY OCEAN 4 -3 SPRINGSTEEN SHEENA EASTON 11 -7 JOHN FOGERTY 12 -10 none ANIMOTION Mark Potter JOIN PARR 18 -12 REO SPEEDWAGON 8 -1 MIAMI 1 -1 EDOL L THE GANG 7 -4 Hottest: REO SPEEDWAGON 24 -19 JOHN HUNTER KCDO/Bowman, MADONNA 17-11 REO SPEEDWAGON 9 -4 HALL OATES 6 -5 WHAM? 1 -1 MT TEENA Hottest: DERANGE KYNO-FMIFreno. CA KCPXISalt Lake City, UT MARIE 21 -16 DAVID LEE ROTH 13 -7 REO SPEEDWAGON 6 -6 CARS Greg Williams WHAM! 2 -1 TIME 19 -12 Z104/Medison. WI GLENN FREY 8 -8 CHICAGO WRlker/Davis AehMMein KIST/Santa Barben. CA REO SPEERWAGON 10 -5 FRANKIE GOES TO N 26 -19 DAVID LEE ROTH 11 -11 FIRM Idp) DON HENLEY LNN&Hudson DAVID LEE ROTH 9 -7 CHICAGO Dick Williams TEEID MARIE 29 -29 SCANDAL JULIAN LENNON CHICAGO WROC /Cleveland, AUTOGRAPH 26 -18 PRINCE OH BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN JEFFREY OSBORNE BARBRA STREISAND DON HENLEY TEENA MARIE FRANKIE GOES TO H 30 -22 GREG KINN LOS LOBOS Scott Hewitt KKRDIWIthib, KS REO SPEEDWAGON 3 -1 DON HENLEY GREG KINN PRINCE IN DAVID LEE ROTH 10 -3 JEFFREY OSBORNE (dp) GO WEST TUBES DEBARGE JOHN PARR ANIMOTION WAZY-FMltafaysta, OlHvar/Wllilams FRANKIE GOES TO H 23 -13 Hottest: SANTANA ROBEY BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BRYAN ADAMS Hottest: Stacy /Louisa TIME 22-15 WHAM! 2 -I DERANGE DEBARGE DAN HARTMAN DAN HARTMAN Hottest: DAVID LEE ROTH 1 -1 MADONNA 39 -27 FOREIGNER 4 -2 GO WEST PRINCE FIRM .GREG KINN ANIMOLION MIAMI 1 -1 REO SPEEDWAGON 4 -2 POINTER SISTERS B-1 SIMPLE MINDS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN CHICAGO Hottest: ANIMO?ION (dp) GLENN FREY 13 -8 POINTER SISTERS 8 -3 BILLY OCEAN 10 -5 Hottest: GO WEST COMMODORES REO SPEEDWAGON 1 -1 JERAINE STEWART REO SPEEDWAGON 14 -11 GLENN PREY 9 -5 GLENN FREY 11 -6 BILLY OCEAN 1-1 ROBEY SANTANA WHAM( 2 -2 Hottest: DAVID LEE ROTH 15 -12 PHIL COLLINS 30 -10 DAVID LEE ROTH 7 -5 Hottest: DON HENLEY KIKI /Honolulu, HI JOURNEY B -3 WHAM? 2 -1 TEENA MARIE 18 -13 JOURNEY 13-11 GLENN FREY 4-2 WHIN?! 2-I ZADORA 6 JACKSON FRANKIE GOES TO H 5 -4 WZUUIMNwaukw. 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NE BOWIE 6 METHENY WHAM! 7 -1 PHILIP BAILEY 3 -3 GREG SINN PRINCE DEBARGE Hottest: FOREIGNER 5 -2 Tracy Johnson REO SPEEDWAGON 14 -7 DON HENLEY DON HENLEY SANTANA JOHN PARR Idp) CHICAGO REO SPEEDWAGON 13 -8 POINTER SISTERS 3 -3 KNMO/AlbWpuRtpue-Sena STEVIE WONDER 15-12 ALAN PARSONS ALAN PARSONS DERANGE JERMAINE STEWART PHIL COLLINS 24 -16 BILLY OCEAN 9 -4 DAN HARTMAN TUBES FIRN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Stucker/Rountree ZADORA i JACKSON FRANKIE GOES TO N 28 -18 GLENN FREY 16 -10 PATTI LABELLE BILLY Fs. KOM(MHOnok.lu, HI NOLAN THOMAS AUTOGRAPH DURAN DURAN 32 -19 ISLEY, JASPER, IS JOEL Hottest: GO WEST MADONNA 31 -25 Hottest: AUTOGRAPH (dP) DON HENLEY Kimo Akins COMMODORES VELS KJ703/Oklahorne City. OK REO SPEEDWAGON 4 -2 MIAMI 1 -1 GREG KINN DAN HARTMAN Hottest: LPNAVILLE BIII DON HENLEY DAVID LEE ROTH 10 -6 MGM/Dayton. OH CaMN REO SPEEDWAGON 4-3 Hottest: ALAN PARSONS WHAM! 2 -1 Hottest: SANTANA GLENN FREY 9 -9 SHEENA EASTON 14 -11 WHAM! 2-1 SANTANA FOREIGNER 3 -3 JOHN PARR 3-2 King/Robertson CHICAGO DEFAME SHEENA EASTON 12 -11 NEW EDITION 23 -13 BILLY OCEAN 3 -2 AUTOGRAPH POINTER SISTERS 1 -4 JOHN FOGERTY E -4 DON HENLEY ALAN PARSONS JULIAN LENNON 21 -11 PRINCE JULIAN LENNON 22 -16 DAVID LEE ROTH 6 -4 Hottest: TEENA MARIE 12 -7 DAVID LEE ROTH 15 -6 ISLEV, JASPER, IS ZADORA i JACKSON REO SPEEDWAGON B -S REO SPEEDWAGON 8 -4 ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON 15 -9 1 -9 BILLY JOEL ROBBY FIRM FOREIGNER WYFM/Youngetown. OH TIME 16 -9 DAVID LEE MOTH 10 -6 MADONNA 24 -15 BOWIE 6 METHENY Hottest: Hottest: ANIMOTION (dp) Tobin JOHN FOGERTY 13 -8 KZZUISpokane, WA KKAZIChyenne. WY JULIAN LENNON 23-18 REO SPEEDWAGON 3 -1 Jell WHAM! 1 -1 Hottest: WRKMRscIn.Mlhauke, JULIAN LENNON 26 -16 POINTER SISTERS 10 -4 HALL 6 OATES 4-4 B ill Saks John Ramsey COOL 6 THE GANG PHIL COLLINS 28 -17 REO SPEEDWAGON 3 -1 DAVID LEE ROTH 15 -7 Pat Martin REO SPEEDWAGON 10-6 DAVID LEE ROTH 5 -2 JULIAN LENNON PRINCE PRINCE FRANKIE GOES TO H 13 -9 9 SCANDAL KKXX/BeksrsfieN. CA JOHN POGERTY -8 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN SHEENA EASTON 12 -8 SHEENA EASTON 17 -10 DAVID LEE ROTH 16-9 DAN HARTMAN DURAN DURAN 26 -19 Hottest: JERMAINE STEWART Squires/Kemper JINN WAITE GREG KINN MADONNA 30-24 KOFMIOklahona City. OK REO SPEEDWAGON 4 -2 AUTOGRAPH KLUC/Lee Vagas. NV COMMODORES AUTOGRAPH (dp) DAVID 8 Hottest: ASHFORD R SIMPSON Miller /Cooper LEE ROTH -4 JEFFREY OSBORNE SCANDAL KIM/Doh/M. MN MIDNIGHT STAR 10 -8 REO SPEERWAGON 1 -1 JOHN PARR RichrdslChristlen VELS Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN HONEYDRIPPERS 15 -9 WHAM! 2 -2 GREG KINN DAN HARTMAN 2 Bury Knight DON HENLEY WHAM( -1 ANIMOTION MADONNA 23 -18 DAVID LEE ROTH 4 -3 DEBARGE Hottest: MURRAY HEAD FOREIGNER 1-2 COMMODORES MADONNA 12 -4 Hottest: OP) DAVID LEE ROTA S -4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN PRINCE REO SPEEDWAGON 11 -5 DAN HARTMAN DURAN DURAN 21 -13 WHAM! 1 -1 JOURNEY 10 -B ROBEY KINN DAVID LEE ROTH 15 -9 FOREIGNER 2 -2 GREG JULIAN LENNON 12 -9 MinierION (dp) CHICAGO Parallel Three CHICAGO JOHN FOGERTY 16 -10 KKLS- FMNIspid City, SD MIDNIGHT STAR 5 -4 DURAN DURAN 32 -23 SCANDAL Idp) DOM HENLEY Hottest: GO WEST FIRM (dp) REO SPEEDWAGON B -5 PHIL COLLINS D -29 KOZEllwwrton. ID SharnNMPiper DAVID LEE ROTH 13-10 SIMPLE MINDS GREG KIMM MADONNA 24 -15 (dp) JOHN PARR 17-12 Jay McCall CHICAGO ISLEY, JASPER, IS KFYRIBImerok. ND TEEAA MARIE CA JOURNEY 24 -18 Nottest: Hottest: GREG KINN KOXWBelaaßeld. DON HENLEY Braman/Hard( JULIAN LENNON 29-21 KNBOfTeconrSsetta. WA MIAMI 1 -1 WHAM! 3 -1 ANIMOFION Doug Dana CHICAGO TEENA MARIE PHIL COLLINS 35-30 RIt Henan REO SPEEDWAGON 5 -3 BILLY OCEAN 4-3 JOHN PARR DERANGE MURRAY HEAD N JOHN FOGERTY 18 -13 REO SPEEDWAGON 5 -4 JEFFREY OSBORNE PRAIRIE GOES TO SANTANA PRINCE NEW EDITION KO931Modssto, CA AUTOGRAPH BILLY JOEL 25 -15 JOURNEY 11 -9 Hottest: DURAN DURAN JEFFREY OSBORNE SIMPLE MINDS TEENA Hottest: ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON MADONNA 39 -21 MARIE 24 -18 WHAM! 1 -1 Mika Novak DEBARGE GO WEST MIAMI 6 -1 JOHN PARR ERIC CARMEN 12 -e ISLEY, JASPER, IS Hottest: 7 -3 PRINCE MANHATTANS WKDO/EvanevIlls. IN KOKOIOrneha. NE JOHN HUNTER 17 -12 REO SPEEDWAGON REO SPEEDWAGON 6 -1 ZADORA 6 JACKSON SANTANA DAVID LEE ROTH 11 -4 SANTANA DAVID LEE ROTH 12 -4 Btu. Clarks Taylor /Dean JULIAN LENNON 18 -15 DOLLY PARTON Hottest: SHEENA EASTON 15 -6 ALAN PARSONS 19 JOURNEY 20 -16 FOREIGNER I -I JOURNEY -10 PHIL COLLINS JOHN FOGERTY 18 -12 Hottest: DON HENLEY MADONNA PHIL COLLINS BARRY MANILOW REO SPEEDWAGON 5-3 24 -12 BOWIE 6 WHAM? 1 -1 WARWICK 6 JONES METHENY WBNOJBIoomington. IL GLENN FREY 8 -5 TINA TURNER 22 -14 98KGISelins. KS DAVID LEE ROTH 11 -2 Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN JOHN PARR MADONNA 17 -10 Hottest: ANIMOTION JuatlnlRobbine Denny Collier BILLY OCEAN 4 -3 GEORGE BENSON 5-1 KC NIReno, NV HONEYDRIPPERS 12-5 TEENA MARIE 15 -I1 WHAM! 1 -1 Hottest: POINTER SISTERS 16 -1 NEW EDITION DAVID LEE ROTH 24-16 Jim O'Neal FOREIGNER 2 -2 FOREIGNER 1 -1 LRB GLENN FREY 14 -5 JEFFREY OSBORNE BILLY JOEL 28-19 KHYT/Teoeon. AZ STEVE PERRY 3 -3 TIME 2-2 DAN HARTMAN (dp) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ROMAN HOLLIDAY REO KFBB!Bolas, ID COMMODORES 32-24 Shrmen Cohan REO SPEEDWAGON 9 -4 SPEEDWAGON 4 -3 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Idp) CARS PRINCE DAVID 7 DIANA ROSS 5 -5 LEE ROTH -5 GO WEST Idp) ROBEY Idp) Doss/Gregory ANIMOTION CARS GLENN FREY 17 -14 ALAN PARSONS (dp) JERMAINE STEWART GREG KINN WSTOIEwneeNle. PRINCE DON HENLEY KHOP(ModetoStockton, CA DEBARGE IN Hottest: GREG KINN JEFFREY OSBORNE KZIBIPeorkt IL Hottest: ZADORA 6 JACKSON Wm/Lindsey BILLY OCEAN 2 -1 David Kahm ROBEY IANA ROSS WHAM! 3 -1 TRIUMPH (dpi Keith Edwards WHAM! 3 -2 SANTANA Hottest: REO SPEEDWAGON 17 -10 COMMODORES MIDNIGHT STAR HALL L OATES 4 -3 DERANGE FIRM (dp) NNAM! 1 -1 6 JULIAN SURVIVOR 35 -25 GO WEST CHICAGO ASHFORD SIMPSON LENNON GLENN FREY 5 -4 Hottest: REO SPEEDWAGON 6 -2 TEENA MARIE 37 -27 MURRAY HEAD Hottest: DURAN DURAN REO SPEEDWAGON 6 -5 Hottest: FRANKIE GOES TO H 8 -7 DON HENLEY MIAMI l -1 REO SPEEDWAGON 3-1 TEENA MARIE JOURNEY D -31 WHAM! 1 -1 JULIAN LENNON 16 -10 IS POINTER SISTERS 12 -6 POINTER SISTERS 10 -6 Hottest: REO SPEEDWAGON 7 -2 ISLEY, JASPER, Idp TIME 17 -11 WBWBIBkMMelngton, IN HARTMAN REO SPEEDWAGON 16 -7 DAVID LEE ROTH 11-9 WHAM! 2 -1 KKRC/SIOUK Falb. SD DAVID LEE ROTH 12 -B DAN Bob Leonard Hottest: BILLY OCEAN 9 -8 KDOL 6 THE GANG 13 -10 REO SPEEDWAGON 4-2 Dan Malay JOURNEY 18 -9 KHTMReno. NV JOHN FOGERTY 4 -1 NEW EDITION 11 -10 JULIAN LENNON 24-19 BILLY OCEAN 3 -3 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN JULIAN LENNON 25 -11 6 -3 PHILIP BAILEY 5 DAVID LEE ROTH John Chommis -5 DAN HARTMAN ASHFORD I. SIMPSON KRO/Tucaon AZ Wayne JOHN FOGERTY 13 BRUCE KIKX/Coloeedo Springe, CO GLENN FREY 9 -5 WMEEJFH -9 FIRM SPRINGSTEEN Kelly Norris MADONNA PRINCE JOHN PARR 18 -10 HONEYDRIPPERS Scen Dugan GREG KINN John Dentist MADONNA 35 -23 WZOK/Rotkford, IL TEENA MARIE GO WEST BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN CHICAGO DEBARGE Kipper B. McGee Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS BOWIE 6 METHENY DERANGE DON HENLEY KCAO/OsrardVemun. CA ALAN PARSONS Idp) JEFFREY OSBORNE FOREIGNER 1 -1 BOWIE 6 METHENY DAN HARTMAN ISLEY, JASPER, IS GREG RINN MADONNA ROTH 11-6 Hottest: DAVID LEE ANIMOTION Thoma/Jay GREG KINN (dp) DERANGE Hottest: SURVIVOR BILLY 2 -1 TIME 18 -8 GREG KINN DON HENLEY 4 OCEAN DIANA ROSS Hottest: BILLY OCEAN -1 PHIL COLLINS FRANKIE GOES TO H 20 -14 FIRM SHEENA EASTON 9 -6 WHAM! 1 -1 Hottest: WHAM! 3-2 BILLY JOEL DURAN 25 -18 MADONNA REO SP /MONAOON 16 -10 DORAN Hottest: JOIN FOGERTY 6-2 POINTER SISTERS 3 -1 REO SPEEDWAGON 5 -4 JULIAN LENNON ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON OCEAN 3 -1 DAVID LEE BOTH 17 -12 BILLY JULIAN LENNON 14-10 DAVID LEE ROTH 7 -6 DAVID LEE ROTH 7 -6 SCANDAL KWTO- FM/Sringfield, MO CHICAGO JULIAN LENNON 26 -18 REO SPEEDWAGON 8 -4 BILLY 18 REO SPEEDWAGON 14 -9 SHEENA FASTON 19 -10 JOIN HUNTER KLYMAIK JOEL -12 Mika SehMdt ROOL 6 THE GANG 11 -9 PHIL COLLINS 23-14 ERIC CARMEN 21 -16 BRYAN ADAMS ROBEY WORD /Gmnd Rapids. MI WCIUFM /CerboMe4. IL DAVID LEE ROTH 16 -13 TINA TURNER 23 -17 Hottest: DAN HARTMAN HONEYDRIPPERS 25 -17 Hottest: Swat/Mavens none Tony Weltelfe GREG KINN REO SPEEDWAGON 5 -1 TEENA MARIE 7 -5 TINA TURNER DEBARGE KKFM /Cobado Springs, CO TOTO MADONNA B -6 MICK JAGGER WIOO(Sa91new-Bay City. MI LAB FRANKIE GOES TO H (dp) Finney/Anderson PAUL HARDCASTLE 15 -9 CHICAGO BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BelchenShnnon BRYAN ADAMS (dp) ANIMOTION 16 -13 PRINCE HOttes t: Hottest: PRINCE Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS 2-1 REO SPEEDWAGON 1 -1 POINTER SISTERS ALAN PARSONS WHAM! 1-1 CARS 3 -2 FOREIGNER 2 -2 WHAM! GREG EIRN BILLY OCEAN 3 -2 TOTO MADONNA 14 -4 GLENN FREY 11 -8 DAN HARTMAN REO SPEEDWAGON 6 -3 LAB 7 -9 COOL 6 THE GANG 21 -6 TIME FIRM (dp) 9 -7 AUTOGRAPH 20-14 POINTER SISTERS ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON D -14 JULIAN LENNON ISLEY, JASPER, IS DAVID LEE ROTH 12 -9 JOHN WAITE Hottest: BILLY JOEL WHAM! 2 -1 WZPUIndisnepoN.. 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«i4t%i s!ui Ile 01 uais9l Lus3 lsni I11 4ci%* Ì R &R /Friday, February 15, 1985 Page 78 MOST ADDED HOTTEST Contemporary H it Radio Continued from Back Page CHICAGO (96) REO SPEEDWAGON (181) Along Comes A Woman (WB) Can't Fight This Feeling (Epic) DON HENLEY (95) WHAM! (151) All She Wants To Do Is Dance (Geffen) Careless Whisper (Columbia) DEBARGE (85) DAVID LEE ROTH (130) Rhythm Of The Night (Motown) California Girls (WB) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (57) POINTER SISTERS (65) I'm On Fire (Columbia) Neutron Dance (Planet /RCA) BREAKERS® GREG KIHN (57) BILLY OCEAN (59) [ Lucky (EMI America) Loverboy (Jive /Arista) ANIMOTION (53) FOREIGNER (58) Love Is (Atlantic) Obsession (Mercury /PolyGram) I Want To Know What

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN I'm On Fire (Columbia) 72% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 14, Debuts 61, Same 53, Down 0, JERMAINE STEWART "The Word Is Out" (Arista) 67/23 KEGL, 92X, WKTI, KMJK, FM102, KMEL, KWSS. PRO -FM, KAFM, KBEQ, 92KTU, KWIC, KZZB, KIIK, Adds 57 including Moves: Up 18, Debuts 3, Same 22, Down 1, Adds 23 including B104, WMAR, Complete airplay in Parallels. KISN, WOAY, 0104, 94Q 27-22, Y100 4-3, KMEL 25 -18. And (CBS Associatbi) 64/32 ISLEY, JASPER, ISLEY "Kiss Tell" KKFM, WFLY, WBEN-FM, 93Q, WBBQ. KZZB, KJ103, KOFM, Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2. Same 29, Down 0, Adds 32 including Z93, KSND, KDON -FM, WKHI, KTDY, WDBR, KHTX. TOTO "Holyanna" (Columbia) 59/4 ANIMOTION WCIL -FM, B96 on, WLOL -FM 35 -31, K104 34 -32, Moves: Up 14, Debuts 2, Same 39, Down O, Adds 4, CKOI, WIOG, WRQN, 30 -26. KBIM 36 -32, KIST 39-32, OK95 28 -19. Obsession (Mercury /PolyGram) WKDD 32 -28, WJXO 35-32, K093 26-21, KCPX 28-25, 95XIL 31 -29, WONG SIMPLE MINDS "Don't You (Forget About Me)" (A &M) 52/32 it. Moves: Up 32, Debuts 37, Same 48, Down 0, CKOI, KMEL, KPLUS, K104, WLAN -FM, WRCK, WSSX, 66% of our reporters on Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 32 including WXKS-FM, Adds 53 including B104, 94Q, Q105, 92X, KKRZ, FM102, KS103. Complete KX104, KZIO. KSKD, WOAY, WKSF, KKQV, KDVV, KCDO, KBIM. airplay in Parallels. AUTOGRAPH Turn Up The Radio (RCA) SIGNIFICANT ACTION 66% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 81, Debuts .15, Same 44, Down 3, Adds 27 including WNYS, PRO -FM, WCZY, WHYT, KITS, 98PXY, KHFI. See NOLAN THOMAS "Yo' Little Brother" (Mirage /Atco) 49/8 Parallels, debuts at number 37 on the CHR chart. KKOV, Y100 15 -12, Moves: Up 14, Debuts 2, Same 22, Down 3, Adds 8, CKOI, 2106, WKRZ -FM, KISN, WKHI, KTDY, WGLF, KMEL 11 -10, 0100 33 -29, WSPK 26 -17, KZZB 30 -27, WKZL 23-18, KCAQ 13 -8. ROMAN HOLLIDAY "One Foot Back In Your Door" (Jive /Arista) 44/2 on, WTLO d -38, PATTY SMYTH Moves: Up 4, Debuts 2, Same 36. Down 0, Adds 2, WKZL, KCBN, KPLUS on, 0100 37 -35, WERZ on, WKRZ -FM SCANDAL featuring WHTF d -35, KWIC on, WOK( 40-33, KX104 30 -28, WJXQ on -dp, WRQN on -dp, WHOT on, OK95 40 -35. GO WEST "We Close Our Eyes" (Chrysalis) 41/41 Beat Of A Heart (Columbia) WHTF, WBBQ, 0 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 41 including WCAU -FM. 94Q. Z93, KPKE, 0100, WVSR, 61% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 57, Debuts 22, Same 55, Down 0, WJZR, WFMI, KZIO, WJXO, KKRD, KF95, KSND. KIIS -FM, KS103, WBEN -FM. MURRAY HEAD "One Night In Bangkok" (RCA) 38/17 Adds 21 including PRO -FM, 94Q, KIMN, Q103, KTFM, WKZL, Moves: Up 5, Debuts 4, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 17 including WHTX, 0100, WKRZ -FM, WTLQ, WZLD, Y106, Complete airplay in Parallels. KLUC, KHOP, WSPT, KBIM, CKGM 24-10, KMEL 36-22, Z104 39 -21. DIANA ROSS "Missing You" (RCA) 35/14 Moves: Up 13, Debuts 3, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 14, B104, 2100, 940, WKTI, Y108, KMJK, KWOD, KITS, Y107, WZUU, WKSF, 12 19 -15, KMGX 10-4. KCBN, WMAR -8, WHYT < JEFFREY OSBORNE ROBEY "One Night In Bangkok" (Silver Blue /CBS) 30/20 KZIO, KJ103, KKRD, Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 7, Down O. Adds 20 including ZZ99, Q100, WERZ, WKRZ -FM, WTLO, WZLD, The Borderlines (A&M) KSND, KCAQ, KHYT, 195 39 -34, KPLUS d -36, OK95 d -34. 60% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 40, Debuts 16, Same 73, Down 0, TEMPTATIONS "Treat Her Like A Lady" (Gordy /Motown) 29/0 Y100 19 -16, Z106 Adds 25 including B94, KIMN, KITS, WBEN -FM, WDCG, KAY107, KYNO -FM, Moves: Up 15, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 6, Adds 0, WXKS -FM 17 -16. CKOI d -38, PRO -FM on, 94Q 20-18. 18 -17, WBBO 19 -14, KSET -FM 19 -15, WRVO 22 -19, K093 13 -11, WOAY 18 -13, WOLF on. Complete airplay in Parallels. STEVE MILLER "Bongo Bongo" (Capitol) 28/2 WZLD on, WJXQ on- Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 25, Down 0, Adds 2, 0100, WTLQ, Y100 on, WFLY on, K104 on, WSSX on, dp, WHOT on, KSND on, KSKD on, OK95 d -39. TRIUMPH "Follow Your Heart" (MCA) 26/11 KWES, KKQV, WHSL, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 11, 93Q, KX104, WRQN, KF95, KSND, KSKD, WJAD, KBIM, KPLUS on, WHTF on, KWIC on, WJXQ d -40. PAUL HARDCASTLE "Rain Forest" (Profile) 25/3 16-10, FM102 NEW & ACTIVE Moves: Up 12, Debuts 3, Same 6, Down 1, Adds 3, WPST, WBBO, WIKZ, WCZY 19 -17, KITS -FM 27 -26, KOPA -22. 11 -5, KS103 30 -22, KMEL 13 -8, KITE d -18, KTFM 20 -10, 2104 25 -18, KCAQ 15-9, KHYT 26 -21, WPFM 33 VELS "Look My Way" (Mercury/PolyGram) 24/13 KSND, KZZU, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 13, WXKS -FM, 195, KPLUS, WERZ, WKRZ -FM, WJZR, KSET-FM, WCGO, 794, OK95, WCAU -FM on, WZLD on, WOKI d -39. DEBARGE "Rhythm Of The Night" (Motown) 146/85 PATTI LABELLE "New Attitude" (MCA) 23/16 WGCL. WHYT, WZLD, KITE, LAI Moves: Up 4, Debuts 19, Same 38, Down O, Adds 85 including WMAR, WHTX, WAVA, Z93, KEGL, B97, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 16 including WCAU -FM, Z93, 195, WVSR, WERZ, WTLO, WBBQ, KDWB-FM, KIIS-FM, KWSS, KUBE, Y100 31 -28, KMEL d -36, KCPX 40 -34. Y107, KSND, KISN, WXKS -FM on, 940 d -31, 92KTU on. aGREG KIHN "Lucky" (EMI America) 129/57 DOKKEN "Just Got Lucky" (Elektra) 20/1 KWSS, WKEE, WJZR on, WOK( on. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 19, Same 51, Down 0, Adds 57 including WMAR, Z93, KEGL, KDWB -FM, 0103, Moves: Up 1, Debuts 3, Same 15, Down O, Adds 1, WKZL, WVSR on, WERZ on, WKRZ -FM on, WHTF d -40, WANS -FM, WKFR, KKXX, KHYT, WKSF, B97 d -30, WCZY d -38, KMEL d -35. KX104 d -40, WJXO 39 -36, WRQN on -dp, WCGQ d -40, COMMODORES "Nightshift" (Motown) 126/23 KENNY ROGERS "Crazy" (RCA) 14/0 KMEL, WVSR, 18 KHYT Moves: Up 34, Debuts 25, Same 44, Down O, Adds 23 including WNYS, CKOI, WPW, B94, Y100, WCZY, KITS, Moves: Up 8, Debuts 1, Same 4, Down 1, Adds O. K104 12 -10, KAMZ 20 -18, KTFM 23 -21, KIKI 35 -31, K093 -17, WB80, KCMQ, WSSX 30 -24, WOAY 20-14. 25 -23, KRO d -27, WOCM on-dp, OK100 18-11, 95XIL on-dp, WIXV 26 -19. aDAN HARTMAN "Second Nature" (MCA) 122/42 TIME "The Bird" (WB) 12/7 KITE, RI -104 d -34, Moves: Up 8, Debuts 11, Same 63, Down 0, Adds 42 including WXKS -FM, WHYT, WLOL -FM, 0103, Q100, WSPK, Moves: Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 7, WAVA, KAFM, B97, KKRZ, KMJK, KPLUS, 92KTU, 0102 on, KRGV, KIIK, KPOP, OK100, WBWB, WCAU -FM 25 -22. KPLUS 37-32, WKDD 37 -32. KJ103 39 -35, KIKI 30 -23, WCIL-FM d -25. LRB "Playing To Win" (Capitol) 102/13 GREG PHILLINGANES "Behind The Mask" (Planet /RCA) 11/1 -FM, WKRZ -FM, KHFI, WNOK -FM, KMBQ, WKFR, WZYP on, KSND on, 95XIL on, WJAD on, KWES Moves: Up 22. Debuts 12, Same 55, Down 0, Adds 13 including WHIT, WLAN Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 1, OK100, KPLUS on. K104 on, WIOG, KPOP, 99KG, KDVV, WBEN -FM 40-35, WJXQ 32 -29, OK95 31 -22. on, WIXV on, WHSL on, OK95 on. CHICAGO "Along Cornea A Woman" (WB) 100/96 TUBES "Piece By Piece" (Capitol) 10/10 PRO-FM, B97, WLS -FM, WGCL, KBEQ, KSND. WHSL, WDBR, KCDO, OK95. F& Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 96 including WMAR, WHTT, WNYS, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 10, WRCK, WZLD, WFMI, WJXQ, WRQN, 2299, KWK, KIIS -FM, KS103, KPLUS, KAFM 35-30, KISN d -32. (Qwest /WB) 10/2 JACK WAGNER "Premonition" 40 -37, KOFM on, KAY107 JOHN WAITE "Restless Heart" (EMI America) 97/10 0, Adds 2, PRO -FM, Y100. KWIC on, WOID d -32, WKDD WIOG, KBOS, Moves: Up 3, Debuts 2, Same 3, Down Males: Up 17, Debuts 15, Same 55, Down 0, Adds 10, WXKS -FM, PRO -FM, WGCL, WLAN -FM, WZPL, WKFR, 38 -35, KCAQ 32-29. KNBO d -40, WOAY on. KZZU, KNIN, WCAU -FM 32 -24, KPLUS 36-31, WRCK 28-23, WOKI 38 -34, KIST 36 -29. DON HENLEY "All She Wants To Do Is Dance" (Geffen) 96/95 ZZ99, WLOL- mil Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 95 including WNYS, CKOI, WAVA, 940, KAFM, 92X, KBEQ. FM, KIIS -FM, KKRZ, KWOD, KS103, KPLUS d -37. Significant FIRM "Radioactive" (Atlantic) 91/21 New & Active Includes songs reported by at least 50 of our CHR reporters. 12, Debuts 13, Same 45, Down 0, Adds 21 including 195, WGCL, WKTI, KWSS, WTLQ, WANS -FM. KKRD, WHOT, The Moves: Up songs reported by fewer than 50, but at least 10 of our CHR reporters. KIKX, KKFM, KHYT, KQCR, KPLUS 40-35. WJXQ 34 -28, WIXV 38 -31. Action Includes (label) designation Indicate the total number, how pnALAN PARSONS PROJECT "Let's Talk About Me" (Arista) 88/42 two numbers following the artist /title WGCL, ZZ99, KWK, KWOD, WERZ, this week; Moves: Up 2, Debuts 5, Same 39, Down 0, Adds 42 including WMAR, WCAU -FM, many added It for the first time this week. Moves Indicate the type of activity KAMZ, WRNO, WHOT, KOXR, KOMO, WSQV, WKDD d -40, KCBN 40-35. uncharted activity, Down Up for upward chart movement. Same for sideways or continued pmSANTANA "Say It Again" (Columbia) 82/40 station WKEE, and Adds for the number Is a sampling of Indlvidúal Moves: Up 0, Debuts 4, Same 38, Down 0, Adds 40 including CKOI, WCAU -FM, 92X, WHYT, KDWB -FM, KIMN, for downward chart activity, WZYP, WHOT, KQXR, KHYT, WKHI, KNOE -FM, WAZY -FM, KMEL d-40, WERZ d -38, WJXQ d -38. activity. Complete activity can be found In the Parallels. The Rain Begins To Fall" (Curb/MCA) 81/18 Breakers may ac- JERMAINE JACKSON & PIA ZADORA "When Note: Records that lack the required 60 %, of our CHR reporters to become 94Q, WKEE, KZZB, WSSX, KMBQ, WKFR, KAY107, KF95, KOMO, Moves: Up 2, Debuts 6, Same 55, Down O, Adds 18 including high chart positions on those stations reporting them, K093, WZON, WAZY -FM, FM102 29-27, KXX106 d -33, KSND d -29. cumulate enough chart points from BRONSKI BEAT "Small Town Boy" (MCA) 72/10 to debut on the CHR National Airplay /40. Q101, Moves: Up 23, Debuts 7, Same 28, Down 4, Adds 10, WNYS, KWOD, KWSS, WSPK, 98PXY, KW1O, KHOP, KPOP, KSKD, WXKS -FM 7 -8, 94Q 25-19, Z93 19 -16, WCZY 38 -30, OK95 32-26.

7' Moe Tuvo W Woolf* WON. Wr Another Night (Columbia) 5 1 0 MICK JAGGER/Just (A &M) r 4 2 2 BRYAN ADAMS /Somebody 0 Compiate Tracks clan 21 9 4 ©FIRMIRadioactive (Atlantic) Bspins on Paps 83 The Young (Geffen) I 6 4 3 4 JOURNEY /Only W /One More Night (Atlantic) 15 6 0 PHIL COLLINS 4 2 1 /Careless Whisper (Columbia) 0 WHAM! JOHN FOGERTY/Rock And Roll Girls (WB) /Can't Fight This Feeling (Epic) 10 8 7 0 13 8 7 0 REO SPEEDWAGON Is Not... (EMI America) 16 11 w /P. METHENY /This To Know What Love Is (Atlantic) 30 0 D. BOWIE 1 2 3 FOREIGNER /I Want 1 /All She Wants To Do Is Dance (Geffen) /Arista) 28 19 16 0 DON HENLEY 3 4 BILLY OCEAN /Loverboy (Jive 5 4 /That Was Yesterday (Atlantic) Girls (WB) 12 12 12 0 FOREIGNER 9 DAVID LEE ROTH /California 17 12 0 FOGERTY /The Old Man Down The Road (WB) Dance /RCA) 1 1 5 10 JOHN 4 6 POINTER SISTERS /Neutron (Planet 9 6 FREY /The Heat Is On (MCA) FREY Heat Is On (MCA) 3 7 8 11 GLENN 11 9 8 0 GLENN /The Love (RCA) Can't I Have You (Elektra) DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/Method Of Modern 23 17 18 CARS /Why 8 5 5 a e /Let's Talk About... (Arista) Man Down The Road (WB) 24 19 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT 18 15 10 Q JOHN FOGERTY/The Old ® (Capitol) (De- Lite /PG) 18 17 LRB /Playing To Win 15 14 12 KOOL & THE GANG /Misled 20 e) a America) Grill (Geffen) EASTON /Sugar Walls (EMI 5 6 9 15 DON HENLEY /Sunset 19 17 13 ® SHEENA COLLINS /Easy Lover (Columbia) LEE ROTH /California Girls (WB) 2 3 6 12 PHILIP BAILEY w /PHIL 2 3 10 16 DAVID Street (WB) EDITION /Mr. Telephone Man (MCA) 26 DAVID LEE ROTH /Easy 27 22 15 e NEW 45 a LENNON /Too Late For Goodbyes (Atlantic) /High On You (Scotti Bros. /CBS) 39 31 21 a JULIAN 14 13 15 18 SURVIVOR Love (WB) LENNON /Too Late For Goodbyes (Atlantic) 23 19 16 0 TIME /Jungle 8 10 14 19 JULIAN The Young (Geffen) SPRINGSTEEN /I'm On Fire (Columbia) 35 27 22 C) JOURNEY/Only BREAKERS BRUCE (Capitol) Fight This Feeling (Epic) 26 23 20 ASHFORD & SIMPSON /Solid 9 13 21 REO SPEEDWAGON /Can't a /Island) 11 OD FRANKIE GOES TO HOLLYWOOD /Relax (ZTT 34 28 23 51 37 23 CARS /Breakaway (Elektra) MARIE /Lovergirl (Epic) e 33 26 el TEENA 32 SANTANA /Say It Again (Columbia) /Material Girl (Sire/WB) a At Your Back... (Mercury /PG) - 32 MADONNA 20 24 DEEP PURPLE /Knocking 0 Dancer 11 14 32 29 25 TINA TURNER /Private (Capitol) Heart (EMI America) ® 38 32 24 25 JOHN WAITE /Restless DURAN /Save A Prayer (Capitol) 38 30 © DURAN KINKS /Living On A Thin Line (Arista) /Rockin' At Midnight (Es. Paranza /Atlantic) 33 31 28 30 26 24 e HONEYDRIPPERS TRIUMPH /Follow Your Heart (MCA) On You (Scotti Bros. /CBS) BREAKERS Me) (A &M) 36 26 C) SURVIVOR /High SIMPLE MINDS /Don't You (Forget About HENLEY/The Boys Of Summer... (Geffen) BREAKERC America) 6 7 11 25 DON THOROGOOD & THE... /Gear Jammer (EMI Naughty (Atlantic) 27 26 25 29 G. 37 34 29 C JOHN PARR /Naughty Moments (Mercury /PG) 34 33 30 MARTIN BRILEY /Dangerous 38 PHIL COLLINS /One More Night (Atlantic) a (Columbia) 34 BILLY JOEL /Keeping The Faith 39 a N&A Begins on Page 78 Inspiration (WB) 3 11 14 29 CHICAGO /You're The PERRY /Foolish Heart (Columbia) 10 10 18 30 STEVE /Urban &M) Black (A 39 a BRYAN ADAMS /Somebody 40 MICK JAGGER /Just Another Night (Columbia) a Die 4 U (WB) ROSS /Missing You (RCA) 7 13 17 33 PRINCE /I Would 6 3 2 0 DIANA /I Wanna Hear It From Your Lips (Geffen) /Nightshift (Motown) 40 37 C ERIC CARMEN 35 24 12 0 COMMODORES I /CBS) Is My Night (WB) 40 35 33 35 JOHN HUNTER/Tragedy (Private 20 17 8 CHAKA KHAN /This Ooh Song (Chrysalis) e BAILEY w /PHIL. COLLINS /Easy Lover (Columbia) 37 36 36 PAT BENATAR /Ooh 11 5 4 0 PHILIP /Turn Up The Radio (RCA) /The Borderlines (A &M) AUTOGRAPH 1 1 OSBORNE BREAKER a 2 5 JEFFREY Me With U (WB) Walls (EMI America) DEBUT Q PRINCE /Take 17 13 6 0 SHEENA EASTON /Sugar CARS /Why Can't I Have You (Elektra) SIMPSON /Outta The World (Capitol) I DEBUT Q 10 ASHFORD & (EMI America) 22 19 0 D. BOWIE & P. METHENY /This Is Not America /Private Dancer (Capitol) [ DEBUT a 37 28 14 0 TINA TURNER /Mr. Telephone Man (MCA) 1 2 3 9 NEW EDITION (WB) 7 4 5 10 GEORGE BENSON /20/20 Freak (Total Experience /RCA) 12 11 11 11 GAP BAND /Beep A it Contemporary /I'II Still Be Looking... (MCA) FELDER f /B. WOMACK Ab / 39 30 17 e W. SISTERS /Neutron Dance (Planet /RCA) 23 20 15 a POINTER Whisper (Columbia) THE WORLD /Tonight (MCA) 1 1 WHAM! /Careless READY FOR 1 0 25 22 19 0 REO SPEEDWAGON /Can't Fight This Feeling (Epic) Roxanne (Select) 16 9 4 © 29 25 21 (D UTFO/Roxanne, Want To Know What Love Is (Atlantic) Whisper (Columbia) 2 2 2 3 FOREIGNER /I 36 29 23 4) WHAM! /Careless The Faith (Columbia) /Yo' Little Brother (Mirage /Atco) 13 7 6 0 BILLY JOEL /Keeping 19 16 13 17 NOLAN THOMAS Heart (Columbia) Men All Pause (Constellation /MCA)_ 4 3 3 5 STEVE PERRY /Foolish 9 9 9 18 KLYMAXX/The Late For Goodbyes (Atlantic) Attitude (MCA) I i 9 JULIAN LENNON /Too CD LABELLE/New NaA B.g1ne on Pep. 53 25 18 0 33 PATTI ROGERS /Crazy (RCA) Bird 14 11 8 0 KENNY 30 27 22 TIME/The (WB) 0 My Baby Comes Home (Epic) 5 DIANA ROSS /Missing You (RCA) LUTHER VANDROSS /'Til 5 5 8 BREAKER G The Inspiration (WB) REVUE /Be Your Man (A &M) 3 4 7 9 CHICAGO /You're - - 31 JESSE JOHNSON'S a Time 12 BENSON /20/20 (WB) KNIGHT & PIPS/My (Columbia) 12 11 a GEORGE - - 35 ® GLADYS (Motown) BAND /Heartbeat (Motown) 24 22 17 (11) COMMODORES/Nightshift BREAKER C DAZE COLLINS /Easy Lover (Columbia) /Love In Moderation (Island) 19 17 13 a PHILIP BAILEY w /PHIL 8 7 7 25 GWEN GUTHRIE More Night (Atlantic) GANG (De- Lite /PG) - 22 PHIL COLLINS /One 5 8 18 26 KOOL & THE /Misled 0 Of Modern Love (RCA) Of Modern Love (RCA) HALL & JOHN OATES/Method D. HA....L & J. OATES /Method 21 19 15 0 DARYL BREAKER S CARMEN /I Wanna Hear It From Your Lips (Geffen) GILL /Half Crazy (Cotillion /Atco) - 23 20 ERIC - 40 37 a JOHNNY e Don't Run Out On Me (Capitol) Last You're Mine (Private I /CBS) 22 20 19 C) ANNE MURRAY /Time 40 36 32 Q CHERYL LYNN /At (Geffen) Forest (Profile) 9 8 10 17 ELTON JOHN /In Neon 3 6 16 30 PAUL HARDCASTLE /Rain WONDER /Love Light In Flight (Motown) JACKSON /A Fork In The Road (Columbia) 6 6 12 18 STEVIE 39 ® REBBIE 19 WAGNER/All I Need (Qwest/WB) FAT BOYS /Can You Feel It (Sutra) 7 13 18 JACK BREAKER e G. JONES /Finder Of Lost Loves (Arista) Kind Of Lover (Solar /Elektra) - - 25 Q D. WARWICK & BREAKER WHISPERS /Some No Mistake... (Columbia) e (Jive/Arista) w /K. CARNES /Make 38 /Freaks Come Out At Night 10 10 14 21 B. STREISAND © WHODINI /Epic) Of Control (RCA) CULTURE CLUB /Mistake No. 3 (Virgin 40 "CHAMPAGNE" KING /Out 17 15 16 22 a EVELYN /Neutron Dance (Planet /RCA) On To Your Love (Portrait /CBS) DEBUT POINTER SISTERS 14 14 20 36 SADE /Hang j e (Arista) &... /Request... (Reality /Fantasy) 8 14 21 24 RAY PARKER JR./Jamie 16 23 28 37 ROCK MASTER SCOTT TRANSFER /Baby Come Back To Me... (Atlantic) Time (Columbia) 15 16 23 25 MANHATTAN 28 26 26 38 CHAMPAIGN /This Belong Together (MCA) I DEBUT ROCKIE ROBBINS/We N&A Begins on Page 59 e 1 in Stride (Capitol) BREAKER C) MAZE f /FRANKIE BEVERLY /Back