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D nE ^ARICHARDsi md eD HOT \ II YGEr debut Single AN INSTANT RECORD \ Produced by Richard Gottehrer n£UI5 Top rock books Major staff shake-up from Virgin at HMV Record shops DETAILS OF the first publications as continuing to be responsible for bookfrom Virginpublishing Records, division, newly runcreated by FOLLOWINGmanagement shake-upA major attop-level HMV marketing and advertising within the Maxim Jakubowski, were revealed last Record Shops, the chain's managing chainduction and of thenew development products. and intro- Most important will be The Rock day-to-daydirector James running Tyrrell ofis takingthe HMV over Bernard Kelly becomes director of Yearbook 1981, scheduled for Oxford Street store in addition to his andfinance administration for HMV handlingand the personneldevelop- signingRIVA RECORDS for two years snaps and up onlyits first its VirginNovember as "the release, ultimate and musicdescribed book". by overallthe B6-shop responsibility chain. for direction of ment of management information sys- third since the company was Aimed at the record buying public, it Former manager of the Oxford Brian McLaughlin is appointed launched - Dublin based band The thewill includeprevious comprehensive 12 months reviews music, of Whitmarsh,Street store previouslyDavid Wilde general and man-Ken general manager operations, respons- Lookalikes.titled 'Just AWhat three Youtrack Got' single is specialist sections, surveys and mas- ager special projects, who were both chainible for with day-to-day HMV areaoperations manager in Jimthe released on May 2, and the band will siveAs information with other Virginsections. Books publica- involvedhave left inthe the companygrowlh ofin the the chain re- Pea] and Mike Donoghue reporting to Thinbe special Lizzy UKguests tour. on Pictured next month's centre tions, it will be available for sale shuffle. him as well as head of security George with the band is Riva managing throughVirgin Records record chain.outlets as well as the theTyrrell Oxford will Street be basedshop principallybut will also at i director Bill Stonebridge. Among the other seven books plan- retain an office in the company's lingned byStone Virgin Record for Guide,1980 are The The GreatRol- DeanIan StreetGray ishead promoted office. to director of WEA rejects dealer complaints Rock V Roll Swindle by Michael marketing and new products as well on £l-off catalogue scheme Moorcock, The Sid Vicious Family AlbumUnderwear and by RockPaula Yatcs.Stars In Their Letters criticismWEA RECORDS that it is nothas providingrejected tradecom- idea is good." though in principle the pensation for. reductions in dealer And Boots' audio merchandise Anton Pillar'not sionstock tovalues cut followingLP retail its pricesrecent threedeci- manager, Ian. Smellie, commented: Hagar fans sign a civilian months after release. ers"It's and an WEAimportant should problem realise forthis. retail- It's for LP poster search warrant' reduceWhile the welcoming price of backthe movecatalogue to hard for us to calculate the exact sum currentFANS WHOSammy bought Hagar tickets shows for arethe I HAVE seen constant reports in your product by £1, dealers have com- buthaving it's discussions substantial with and WEA."we're already being offered the chance to have their paper of a so-called search and seize plained that thousands of pounds have However, WEA marketing director, names on a limited edition free poster order operated by the BPI in respect of stocks.been wiped In addition, off the thevalue WEA of movetheir David Clipsham, told RB last week: ingto be album included Danger with Zone Hagar's due forthcom- for mid- actionbootleggers against and assumedby search counterfeiters and seize you or has effectively cut retailers' returns "The company is putting a lot of May release. are referring to the "Anton Pillar" allowances.Guy Melhuish, Bonapartes director, money at risk with this scheme and Leaflets were placed on seats at the order. 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