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I N S I D E: Lippincott Back To FREEZE ON FAIRNESS Chicago As WYTZ PD Congress freezes the Fairness Doctrine KYUU /San Francisco Man- for one year and orders an FCC study. ager of Programming Ric Lip- Page 14 pincott has resigned from the NBC O&O AC to become PD at RADIOACTIVITY Cap Cities /ABC CHR WYTZ (Z95) (formerly WLS- FM) /Chi- George Duncan acquires Oppenheimer cago. He replaces Jan Jeffries group for $38 million, while the Viacom who left three weeks ago to board rebuffs a management buyout. More become GM & VP /Program- about these and other industry happenings t ming at WXLK /Roanoke- in Radio Business. Lynchburg, VA. The move Page 10 marks a return to the station for RADIO Lippincott, as he programmed AC: OFF THE BEATEN TRACKS & RECORDS WLS-AM & FM from 1981 -83. Ric Lippincott WLS & WYTZ President/GM very successfully. Naturally, The queât for good material is leading AC Jeff Tramper told R&R, "When I'm very excited to have him beyond the designated hits to B -sides (OM) John Gehron was GM, back, as he's done a great job and album tracks. in Hurricane Heeran Ric programmed both stations San Francisco, and has learned discusses the phenomenon with four ELLIS BECOMES MD a lot between his experience in programmers. L.A. at KHTZ (later KBZT, now Page 60 KLSX) and KYUU. LIPPINCOTT,See Page 6 IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK Salkowitz Slated To Jeff Kelly PD, Al Lewis Sales Bennett Manager at WDMT Program Paul Harvey re -signs with ABC WQHT VP /AOR Sean Lynch upped to KKRZ PD Joel Salkowitz has been experienced. I was born in Dave selected New Reinhart OM /PD at WLW as Program Director York and for Emmis Broadcasting's worked here five At MCA Ed Chandler KBUC PD years before moving to L.A. It's Urban -slanted hybrid WQHT Gary Fisher VP /GSM at WHIZ great to be home again, and I (Hot 103) /New York (formerly Tom Parker WGFM PD hope to make the Hot 103 team WAPP). Previous WAPP PD Stan Main PD at WCMF as good as the one at Power Steve Ellis Fred assumes the Music 106." Gregory GSM at WBYR Director's chair. Dave Salkowitz worked at ABC Gariano Harris VP /Programming GM Stuart Layne remarked, Radio Enterprises and ABC Rip Pelley Allied Artists "Joel has been instrumental in Watermark for three years be- VP /Marketing the development of our.new -Ur- fore joining Ennis. He 1DB sets remote record ban/CHR hybrid stations. became KPWR's Research Director Page 3, 4, There are very few people last 6, 8 in the January. Regarding country who have as Ellis, good a Salkowitz continued, "Steve AOR = ALL OLD RECORDS? grasp of the format as he does, Joel Salkowitz was PD before the format Bill Bennett Although format defenders and I'm glad to give him this op- nothing but the best things to disagree, switch, and has worked hard Bill Bennett has joined others including portunity" say about Emmis. I've worked MCA - record companies - familiarizing us with the sta- Records as VP /Album Promo- are questioning Salkowitz, who helped put co- for two other companies in my AOR's ability and desire tion's systems. He's been in tion, responsible for AOR owned KPWR (Power 106) /Los career, and by far this is to break new artists. Steve Feinstein the New York a long time and has a airplay for all the label's artists Angeles on the air, said, "I have best working situation I've ever talks to label executives about their great knowledge of this market, on a national basis. Bennett viewpoints. SUMMER '86 ARBITRON as well as good relationships comes to MCA after 13 years Page 54 with the record promotion peo- with CBS, the last three as VP/ ple. I think he'll be a great addi- National Album Promotion for tion to the staff." THE GOLD RUSH CIRCA 1986 WHTZ,WPLJ Tie; KITS E /P /A. BENNETT /See Page 4 More new Gold stations are hitting the CHR ENDS WGCL CALLS scene without benefit of much lead time. In First, KPWR Gains Sean Ross shows how KFSOIFresno New York Los Angeles Gorman WNCX made the switch in less than VP, 30 days. Spnng '86 Su '66 Spring '86 Su '86 Page 38 WHIZ (CHR) 6.9 5.5 KITS-AM & FM (CHR) 6.3 7.1 WPLJ (CHR) 5.9 5.5 KABC (Talk) 7.0 6.7 Sanders PD REPACKAGING THE FUTURE WOR (Talk) 4.5 5.3 KPWR (B/U) 6.0 6.6 WRKS (B/U) 6.2 Adam White reports on label and retailer 5.1 KJOI (B/EZ) 5.2 4.4 WELS (B/U) 4.3 4.9 KOST (AC) reactions to 4 X 12 cassette packaging, 4.2 4.1 WINS (News) 4.6 4.9 KRTH-FM (Gold) 3.5 4.0 and surveys CHR PDs on the single's WPAT-FM (B/EZ) 4.3 KBIG (B/EZ) future. 4.4 4.3 3.9 WLTW (AC) 4.2 3.6 KLOS (AOR) 3.4 3.7 Page 44 WCBS (News) 3.3 3.5 KROO (AOR) 3.8 3.6 WNEW-FM (AOR) 3.9 3.5 KNX (News) 3.1 3.5 HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO US WCBS-FM (Gold) 3.6 3.3 KMPC (BBnd) 3.0 3.3 WXRK (AOR) This month R &R begins its 14th 3.1 3.3 KFWB (News) 3.7 3.3 year WNEW (BBnd) of publication. 2.7 3.0 KINO (Span) 2.7 3.2 WHN (Ctry) 3.0 2.8 KIOO (AC) 2.9 2.9 John Gorman WABC (Talk) 2.6 2.7 KLVE (Span) 3.4 2.2 Denny Sanders WNSR (AC) 1.9 2.3 KMET (AOR) 2.2 2.0 WGCL /Cleveland has chang- cations to Metropolis Broad- WOXR-AM & FM (Clas)1.7 2.0 KJLH (B/U) 1.4 1.8 ed hands from GCC Communi- casting, owner of WDTX /De- WPIX (AC) 2.0 1.9 KZLA (Ctry) 2.5 1.6 troit, and will switch call letters WADO (Span) 1.8 1.8 KUTE (A/A) 1.2 1.5 Camelot Chain later this month to WNCX. Cur- WYNY (AC) 2.0 1.8 KDAY (B/U) 1.1 1.5 Curtails rent PD Phil LoCascio will exit, 14 WNBC (AC) 2.0 1.5 KBZT (AC) 1.2 1.5 as former WMMS PD (now WPAT (B/EZ) Gorman Media President) John NEXT WEEK IN R &R 1.6 1.5 KNAC (AOR) 1.2 1.4 Store Reports WNCN (Clas) 1.2 1.4 KNX-FM (AOR) 1.8 1.4 Gorman has signed a multiyear Dan O'Day kicks off a two -part interview WONT* (B/U) .1.6 1.4 KLAC (Ctry) 1.2 1.4 Concerned over the mounting deal to become VP/OM. At the pressure with Gary Owens. WSKO (Span) 1.0 1.4 KWKW (Span) 1.7 1.3 for store reports used same time, former WMMS As- WLIR-FM (AOR) .8 1.2 KRLA (Gold) 1.2 1.3 in compiling national trade sistant PD and 15-year air WKDM (Span) 1.1 1.0 KKGO (Jazz) 1.3 1.3 charts, the Camelot Music talent Denny Sanders has join- WLIB (B/U) .6 1.0 KFI (AC) 1.6 1.2 chain has instructed its local ed the station as PD and air managers Newsstand Price $5.00 KFAC-FM (Clas) 1.1 1.1 to stop giving out talent. A GM has not yet been such information. named. 'Formerly WAPP (CHR) KACE (B /U) 1.2 1.0 Instead, MORE RATINGS/See Page 30, 32 CAMELOT /See Page 6 GORMAN /See Page 4 ¡VI C. A DEBUT ALBum

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Radio Business 10 Any superstition surrounding October 13 didn't stop Reba McEntire (above), who walked away with Washington Report 14 both the Enter- tainer Of The Year and Female Vocalist Of The Year honors at the 20th annual Country Music Association Awards Street Talk 19 show Monday night at the Grand Ole Opry house in Nashville. The many recognized talents included George What's New 25 Strait as Male Vocalist Of The Year, the Judds (Vocal Group), Marie Osmond/Dan Seals (Duo), and Randy Travis Ratings Research: Rip Ridgeway 26 & (Horizon Award, given to the top up- and-coming artist). Dan Seals's "Bop" triumphed as Single Of The Year; "On The Ratings Results 30 Jeff Kelly Other Hand" by Paul Overstreet and Don Schlitz won as Song Of The Year; and Ronnie Milsap's "Lost In The Fifties Networks: Reed Bunzel 33 Tonight" earned the Album Of The Year award. Many artists performed during the ceremony, including such highlights Sales 36 Jeff Kelly has returned as PD to as Alabama and Lionel Richie, Ricky Skaggs and Amy Grant, and the trio of Linda Ronstadt, Emmylou Harris, and Dolly Parton (above). Image & Marketing: Beasley Black /Urban station The late comedian Whitey Ford and publisher Wesley Rose were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. Hosting Harvey Mednick 37 WDMT /Cleveland, replacing the the star -studded, black -tie event were Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson. Gold: Sean Ross 38 exiting Dean Rufus. Kelly was OM Calendar: Brad Messer 40 and PD at WDMT between 1980-84 before being transferred to the On The Records: Ken Barnes 41 Harvey Re Lynch Datebook: Sean Ross 42 chain's WLAT & WYAV /Myrtle -Signs With ABC Calendar: Brad Messer 40 Beach. Also, Al Lewis, formerly Records: Adam White 44 GSM at WVAF /Charleston WV, Advances CHR: Joel Denver 47 has been named Sales Manager, while Calvin AOR: Steve Feinstein 54 Hicks moves from To KKRZ Country: Lon Helton 57 Production Director at WYAV to Nashville: Sharon Allen 59 the Asst. PD /MD job at WDMT. AC: Donna Brake 60 "The thing that impressed me PD Post Black/Urban: Walt Love 62 about both Jeff and Al," said Easy Listening: Yvonne Olson 65 WDMT GM Charles Slavic, "is that National Music Formats 66 they're very professional both in Marketplace 67 their systems and their accounta- Opportunities 68 bility, which is something we need Country Chart 71 very much here." Paul Jazz Chart 74 "Beasley is really growing and Harvey signed an exclusive seven -year contract with the ABC Radio Network last week, renewing his 35 -year relationship AC Chart 104 I'm really excited about getting with the company. Harvey, whose four news programs are heard on over 1200 radio stations AOR Chart 104 back to Cleveland," said Kelly. nationwide and on 400 stations on Armed Forces Radio, had been courted Black/Urban Chart 104 WDMT's summer Arbitron fell 4.8-3.5, leading some observers to by several other networks but chose to remain with ABC. The terms of the CHR Chart 104 contract were not disclosed. predict a format change for the station. But Kelly insisted, with ABC Radio Networks President Aaron Daniels commented, "Paul Harvey is the most recognized radio news commentator in America several Cleveland outlets poised today. We at to ABC are pleased to continue our relationship with him." Pictured switch, "We following want to see what hap- the official signing are (l -r) Harvey, ABC's Daniels, and Mrs. Lynne Harvey. pens. I'm just going in there to Reinhart observe and learn. There are Sean Lynch weaknesses in some areas demo- graphically, and while we want to Chandler Joins KBUC KKRZ (Z100) /Portland MD Sean Becomes shore those up, we don't want to Lynch has been promoted to PD at totally mess up what's already As Program Director the Taft CHR. Lynch had been WLW been done. serving as acting PD since Gary "It's been quiet in Cleveland for Veteran Country programmer try Division for Dallas -based Cen- Bryan left recently to become PD a while. Now it looks like this is go- and air talent Ed Chandler has tury 21 Programming, a position at First Media's KUBE/Seattle. OM /PD ing to be a really changing market been named PD /afternoon person- he's occupied since July. KEX & KKRZ VP /GM David in the next couple of weeks. It ap- ality for TK Communications TK Communications National Crowl told R&R, "A lot of folks Dave Reinhart has been named pears there could be a rock and roll Country combo KBUC -AM & FM /- PD Rick Peters told R&R, "Ed is a wanted this job, but we felt very OM /PD at Republic Broadcast- war in town, and we want to see San Antonio. He replaces Jay Rob- fabulous manager, great with peo- good about Sean all along. He ing's R'LW /Cincinnati, where he what our place in the market is." bins, who was named PD three ple, and a great jock. What we saw knows what we're doing here, and weekend has been a personality for Kris Blake, who helped Kelly put months ago and remains as the sta- was the chance to bring in a player has a working knowledge of the working the past three years while WYAV's present format on the air tion's morning host. who is absolutely an asst to the systems Gary left behind. KKRZ is as a stockbroker for John Finn & two years ago before leaving radio, While Chandler will be leaving company plus the opportunity to let in fine hands with Sean, and he will Co. Reinhart was formerly one of has returned to those stations as his afternoon airshift at KPLX /- Jay concentrate on his morning have a great opportunity to grow the "Good Guys" on the city's PD. Dallas, he'll continue as PD/Coun- show." into this position. Things have fall- original WSAI. Chandler commented, "This is a en nicely into place for us all." Republic Exec. VP /Operations chance to get back to what I really Lynch, who will retain his mid- Randy Michaels, who retains that Gariano Named Harris love - programming at the local day airshift, told R&R, "Z100 has title as Republic merges into level. It was real tough leaving my been the most exciting thing to Jacor, commented, "Anyone who home town and a great radio sta- happen in Northwest radio since its would leave a successful, well - VP /Programming tion like KPLX, but programming inception two and a half years ago. to pro- paying job as a stockbroker David Gariano has joined Harris is where I want to be. With the sup- With the support of Taft TV & Ra- gram a radio station is absolutely Communications as its third VP/ port TK Communications gives its dio, an incredible airstaff, and the crazy. and we thrive on that Programming. Tom Kelly and people and facilities, KBUC has a assistance of our consultant (Burk- around here. Dave is extremely Chris Gable also hold that title with real good chance to go to the top of hart /Abrams President) Dwight bright and understands the product the company. this market." Douglas, there is nothing we can't here, but still knows how to have Gariano, a 14 -year broadcasting do." fun. And if you can't have fun in veteran, served as PD of WZOU/ Before his move to Dallas in mid - A former PD at KNBQ /Seattle, this business, you ought to get a Boston, WLLZ/Detroit, KPOP/ July, Chandler was PD for Tran- and KENI /Anchorage, Lynch add- real job. I'm really pleased that Sacramento, and KMJJ /Las star's Country network. Prior to ed, "We are pleased to announce Dave's a guy who had a real job Vegas from 1983-86. From 1981 -83, that he was morning personality at the addition to the 'Morning Zoo' of and got back in radio." he was Director of Marketing for AC KMGG /Los Angeles. Between John Murphy. who's been doing "I'm here because Randy Mi- the Sebastian /Casey & Associates 1971 -83, Chandler was a San Diego mornings at EZ's WBMW (B106)/ chaels has new dragons to slay on consultancy. Prior to that. Gariano Dave Gariano Country programmer, working at Washington. He's an incredible behalf of Jacor," Reinhart said. was Director of Research for President George Harris com- KSON from 1971-79, KCBQ be- talent and we're very fortunate to "I'm going to stick around and hold WCOZ /Boston when it climbed mented. "David's extensive ex- tween 1979 -81, and back to KSON have him join us. He'll fill Gary's down the castle!" 1981 -83. 4.1 -12.6 in just over a year. GARIANO /See Page 6 from shoes in the mornings." NEWS

Gorman some competition. It's too soon to talk about projecting ratings, WCMF Continued from Page 1 Gregory New WBYR GSM but we're confident of success." Fred Gregory has been named Gregory is formerly of crosstown Several additional WMiIS Sanders told R&R, "We're so GSM at Devine Communications WYRK, where he worked his way Selects staffers have also joined busy right now putting this to- AOR WBYR /Buffalo. Former up from AE to Sales Manager. "We WNCX. Former WMMS Pro- gether we're not worried about GSM Carl Gerace remains with the have merely begun to fight," he Main As PD gram Coodinator Rhonda Kief- specific problem areas of rec- station as Local Sales Manager. said. "It's a tremendous feeling to Stoner Broadcasting AOR er has been named MD, while ord company, concert promo- In the summer Arbitron, WBYR, be this successful in 90 days, but WCMF /Rochester has hired former WMMS Promotion Co- ter, or client support. We'll ad- which switched to AOR in June, it's also a big responsibility. We WDAY -FM (Y94) /Fargo PD Stan ordinator Gina Iorillo will be- dress things as they come debuted fifth 12+ with a 7.4, don't expect anybody here to sit Main as PD, effective October 20. come Promotion Director. along. We're planning to pursue finishing first in adults 18-34. In the back and concede; the competition Main succeeds Greg Ausham, who WNCX has drafted WMMS me- vigorously all the avenues we summer Birch, it placed second is going to get better. It'll make us left last month to take the pro- teorologist Shane Hollet to han- choose to, and the best station 12+ with an 8.2. stay on our toes." gramming reins at WQFM /Mil- dle similar responsibilities, as will win. I'm just glad I'm waukee. At WDAY -FM, Jack Lun- well as WHK & WMMS Chief here." dy has been upped from MD to PD. Engineer Steve Church, who Instead of jingles, WNCX will A 15 -year radio veteran, Main joins WNCX and sister WERE utilize custom sweepers voiced had been PD at WDAY -FM for the in a supervisory engineering by Ken Nordine (Taster's last six months. He previously pro- role. Church will also bring Choice, Levi's). Sanders said grammed KELP/EI Paso and along his Sunday night talk that the music will be primarily worked under Ausham, his WCMF show "Live Wire" to WNCX. from CD; the studios will be predecessor, at KCPX /Salt Lake The airstaff is still being "state -of- the -art." There are City as Assistant PD and KOSO/ assembled, but WGAR /Cleve- plans to mass market the sta- Modesto as MD. land's Paul Tapie has signed on tion through a variety of media. WCMF is coming off a spring Ar- for morning drive. WHK /Cleve- bitron of 15.6, first in the market land PD Bernie Kimble has and the highest rating in the sta- joined WNCX as a personality, Bennett Continued from Page 1 tion's 17-year history. When asked as has WMMS air talent Space- about his first shot at program- man Scott and Nancy Alden Commented MCA Music En- ming AOR, Main said, "This is a from WKDD /Akron. tertainment Group President super -successful station which has Metropolis President and Iry Azoff, "I've long known and been doing AOR for the past 18 WDTX PD Jim Harper com- respected Bill, and it's always years. Stoner is committed to the mented to R&R, "This will be wonderful to have your best AMC WEST COAST LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN- To help kick off the West format and to maintaining domi- the most competitive- sounding competitor join your team." Coast's AMC Cancer Research fundraiser campaign, A8M Chairman Jer- nance in the market. I'm simply CHR in the history of radio. Added label Exec. VP/Mar- ry Moss (I) hosted a luncheon for industry leaders at a Beverly Hills res- going to continue with the method- John is uniquely talented in put- keting & Promotion Rich taurant. Also on hand were AMC President Dr. Marvin Rich (c) and RCA/ ology Greg put in place. I'll be ting basic formatics together Palmese, "Album radio is not Ariola President and CEO Elliot Goldman, the 1986 honoree. keeping the station very visible and and at coming up with fresh only important to our establish- promotionally active." ideas. The people in Cleveland ed artists, but we believe that are in for a real treat, as this the AOR format will develop the - station will be putting on some new rock artist of today into the great radio." star of tomorrow. We look for- In reference to WMMS, Harp- ward to Bill's contributions on THESE 2 er added, "The new calls don't both of these fronts." mean 'North Coast Express,' as Bennett, who reports to MCA WMMS has suggested on the Sr. VP /Promotion Steve Meyer, ITC CART MACHINES air. We realize this will be a has relocated to the label's Uni- long and hard battle. We are versal City headquarters. Prior ARE IDENTICAL street fighters and will definite- to heading the album radio ly go the distance." department at E /P /A, he held a "It will be almost like beating variety of promotion posts at myself," Gorman said of his sit- CBS, which he joined as a uation. "But it seems WMMS is salesman in 1973. making some changes which will make that easier to do. I'm not concerned with their changes, as we are simply out Parker to build one hell of a radio station for the North Coast." Upped To Explaining the new calls, Gorman continued, "There hasn't been a station in this WGFM PD market since WIXY to use an 'X' in years. As for a specific Tom Parker, a five-year station meaning, the letter 'X' gives us veteran and MD for the past three lots of creative room. While we years at WGFM /Schenectady-Al- will be programmed differently bany, NY has been promoted to PD from sister WDTX, the same for the CHR outlet. creative spark will be present Said WGY & WGFM Program here as well. Manager Michael Neff, "From day DELTA I STEREO DELTA I STEREO "Both Denny and I were one, Tom has been a vital member heavily influenced while grow- of the staff in the areas of ideas and THIS ONE CAME FROM ALLIED THIS ONE DID NOT ing up to CHR giants WBZ, execution. A winning station needs WMEX, WCOP, and WRKO," a coagulation of ideas, efforts, and he continued. These were teamwork, and Tom has really broad -based, personality -ori- been the 'point man' on this. It was delivered promptly ented stations playing a lot of "Many of the programming ele- The service and follow thru were more than current music. They were comments we introduced eventually expected munity-involved and highly in- fell into Tom's lap and area of ex- of news, Neff ex- It was priced right formational in terms pertise to implement," traffic, and public affairs. In plained. "Perhaps one of the main (International Tapetronics Corporation /3M) short, we are going to be a full- reasons for the promotion is his service CHR with a wide demo- musical ability. He's been able to graphic appeal. It will reflect audition, select, and air the hits, ATLANTA, GA DALLAS, TX Cleveland and expose it to new and maintain a great relationship (404) 964 -1464 (214) 423-8667 and different things." with the labels and promoters. LOS ANGELES, CA CHICAGO, IL Gorman indicated his con- Without question, much of our suc- (818) 843-5052 (312) 794-0224 ALLIED sultancy will continue. "This cess as a music-intensive station SEATTLE, WA RICHMOND, IN will be very difficult to build goes to Tom." (206) 838 -2705 (317)962.8596 Broadcast Equipment something from the ground on Parker, a native of Albany, has up and mold it into a winner. MD at crosstown station RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO (416) 731 -3697 P.O. Box 1487 RICHMOND, IN 47375 also been For the longest time, people WPTR. He will continue to report have said WMMS could use to Neff. 41 R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 lI .%/ II %/. /.0 %/ II`//. gII Y. %/.II %/flS fI Y %/. %/. II %/. %/.II Y %/fl%/.CII . %/.II Y %/. %/. II %/. . II

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independent radio promotion. WHTZ GSM Fisher Camelot Many of the calls to local outlets Continued from Page 1 of the big chains, they say, originate from independent Earns VP Stripes Camelot will release national marketing firms as well as sales information through its duct (President Dean from record company staffs. /GM) Thack- headquarters in North Canton, er and (PD) Scott Shannon have The issue was discussed in clos- OH, but will not be able to give crafted, and the quality of people ed session during last month's radio stations specific data per- within NARM retail/manufacturer ad- the sales department, it's taining to their markets. easy to visory committee meetings in rather appear smart." Camelot currently operates Fisher was also GSM for ten San Diego last month. 191 stores in more than a dozen years at crosstown WABC, Chain chiefs say they're wor- and states, and is one of the nation's held various ried about the effect on store sales positions at Rip Pelley largest record retailers. The neighbor WCBS. managers. "They're too easily leading chain, Musicland, stop- put in a compromising posi- Gariano Pelley VP/ ped its store managers from tion," says Record Bar Vice Continued from Page 3 reporting to the trades this past Chairman Bill Golden. "It puts Gary Fisher perience in research, consultation, summer. However, Musicland too much pressure on them." Marketing to WHTZ (Z100) /New York GSM and on -line radio programming outlets locally are permitted Musicland VP Gary Ross points Gary Fisher has been elevated to will add even greater dimension provide sales information to to the potential for "possible in market. VP /GSM, a newly created position and depth to our growing company. At Allied radio stations their under- the -table activity." He within Malrite. A veritable walking encyclopedia Record industry veteran Rip Another major retail chain, adds, "However, we're very Gil Rosenwald, Malrite Exec. of radio, David has achieved suc- Pelley has been named VP/Mar- Record Bar, recently stressed happy to report to a specific its personnel the importance VP and President/Radio Division, cess in a variety of formats in- keting for Allied Artists Records. to radio station what's hot in an in- commented, "Gary is the first cluding AOR, CHR, AC, and Coun- In his new position, he will oversee of giving out accurate sales area." GSM to be recognized as a VP. try, and offers a broad perspective sales, promotion, advertising, and formation, and asked store Explaining Camelot's stance, While his accomplishments at on the radio business." creative services, and will be the managers to minimize the time Sr. VP Joe Bressi told R&R, WHTZ alone would justify this ac- Gariano said, "This company is label's chief liaison to Capitol spent on reporting. The com- "The amount of time being tion, Gary's election was based on dedicated to providing quality distribution and manufacturing. pany is reevaluating its policy spent by the various labels and has no his contributions to the sales ef- broadcasters with the absolute best Pelley previously headed his own regarding the trades, but promotion people in extracting forts, training, and operating phil- service and all the tools they need firm, Advance Marketing, for six changes at present. reports became just a little bit osophy of our entire radio group." to achieve big ratings and big years. Before that he spent eight Roll Over, King Arthur more than we felt was neces- An executive at Z100 since its in- bottom -line returns. The applica- years in the National Promotion Reaction from radio pro- sary. It became a burden for ception three years ago, Fisher tion of computer technology is and Artist Development depart- grammers was openly critical. our managers, so we decided to told R&R, "I'm thrilled with the essential for winning in today's ments of Elektra /Asylum. Upon hearing Camelot's deci- go to a national report." The in- stripes, but in reality the credit highly competitive radio environ- In a related move at Allied, Bob sion, KCPW /Kansas City PD formation is available Fridays should go to the passionate sales ment. All this energy and excite- Schlesinger was promoted to VP/ Dene Hallam charged, "King and Mondays, Bressi says, and people who just sell the hell out of ment, plus Philly cheesesteaks and Retail Services. He has been with Arthur would roll over in his derives from computer data of this station. With the kind of pro- soft pretzels too!" Allied for two years. grave. We all have problems across -the-counter sales at with pressure, but we also have Camelot outlets, not warehouse - an inherent duty to help each to-store shipments. other. In a sense, Camelot is reneging on its commitment to this give-and-take relationship. They should have better checks Lippincott and balances." Continued from Page 1 Musicscan Plus is the Said KTXQ /Dallas PD Andy Lockridge, "I think it's a coun- "Some fabulous candidates HOT music rotation terproductive move for the en- applied, but Ric's growth system tire industry. What happens in makes him the absolute right Boston or Seattle means no- person to program Z95. Ric is from TAPS CAN. thing to us here in Dallas. We coming in with a nice start, with have access to enough national a jump in the book from 2.0-2.5. outlooks already, so does every- Under his leadership we'll score one else, so you could say the even better. move is pretty ridiculous." Said Lippincott, "I'm going Even if for two reasons. One, be- KHFI /Austin MD Selby Ed- back cause of the people I worked wards pointed out, "I unders- you with before. Two, when I left I are already using tand their concerns but feel I'm had (B96 PD) Buddy Scott on being punished for nothing." the ropes, and I want to put him a "state of Remarked WGKX /Memphis the art" back there again. Sorry, nothin' PD Dana Harmon, "I don't see personal, Buddy. It was an how national figures will do a music system, emotional decision to leave this damn bit of good for us. I need station as I've been here for al- to know with other retail out- most two and a half years and you haven't seen the lets. It's important to me for my best... wonderful relation- research." have some ships. This is the only program- until you've seen KHTR/St. Louis PD Dave ming job that could have lured Robbins stated, "This is not me away." good for the industry as a Lippincott went on to analyze whole, and certainly not help- the Chicago market and the MUSICSCAN. like ours which ful for stations strength of the format. "I'm require an effective retail glad to be going into a station will be base. The repercussions that's on its way. Z95 is position- even stronger in smaller mar- ed where it should be, and with (205) 987 -7456 kets which don't have many al- continued effort in the same di- ternative sources." rection it should be very suc- Concluded WRBQ /Tampa cessful. It goes without saying PD Randy Kabrich, "It's one- that the formula to success is sided and shortsighted on their easy, but when you try to keep behalf. From now on, should expanding your demos it can radio pull out all its local lead to mistakes. From listen- reports so retailers won't know ing to this market, I'd say most what to order? This can work of the stations are very lacka- CAN' both ways." daisical in approach. That would explain why CHR hasn't Store Report Pressure been as dominant in Chicago as Retail and label sources fa- elsewhere." miliar with these developments A replacement hasn't been confirm that the pressure for named KYUU for Lippincott, 1996 TAPSCAN, INC. - 2100 OATA PARK, SUITE 202 OIRN1ING0-1AM, AL 35244 at "favorable" store reports has who assumes his new duties intensified since the cutbacks in fulltime October 27. 6 /R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 ...... TRYUSICNCONCER' '''''''' ''' ''' ''''''' COUNTRY.'''':''',,.''.,,''.,.,,: , , : : . : , . : : , . : , . '. ' ' . ': ' , . : ' , . ' ' . . ' : . ' , . : , . . : , . : : , . : : : . . : : : , . .

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MERLIN BOBS has been appointed TED HIGASHIOKA has been named TERRY KING, GM of KFMZICoIum- MIKE KASABO, an independent JOHN GRIFFIN has been promoted Director /A &R for the Black Music Divi- National Promotion Manager for MCA bia, MO, has been elected President of promotion veteran and former seven- from Production Director to Program sion of Atlantic Records, based at the Jazz, and will be responsible for the the Missouri Broadcasters Associa- year AC Editor at Radio & Records, Director at WPLRINew Haven. He's company's New York headquarters. promotional efforts of the label's jazz - tion. WILTON OSBORN Iii, President/ has become the Adult Contemporary been with the AOR station for ten Prior to joining Atlantic, Bobb was Mu- oriented artists on a national basis. Pri- GM of KJLAIKansas City is the new Promotion Affiliate for The Music years. sic Consultant and an air personality at or to Joining MCA, he spent eight years President -Elect. Immediate past Presi- Group. TMG, headed by President WBLSINew York. as Director /Marketing & Promotion for dent RON PETERSEN (VP of KDMO & JOE ISGRO, provides a "full- service" CHARLIE COOPER has been pro- California Records Distributing. KRGKICarthage) continues to serve marketing company for the radio and moted to PD at Capitol Broadcasting on the MBA Board for one year. Direc- record industry. The firm has moved to Corp.'s WVAFICharleston, WV. He BOB ZIEGLER has been named PD tors elected to two -year terms include new headquarters: 3575 Cahuenga was formerly Asst. PD of co -owned and morning man for Ingstad Broad- THOMAS BIRK has been appointed ALVINA BRITZ, GM at KIRX & KRXL/ Blvd., Suite 650, Los Angeles, CA WMJJIBIrmingham. casting's KXLPINew Mankato, GM at Woodward Communications' Ulm- Kirksville; WILLIAM NEAL, President/ 90068; (213) 969 -8133. MN. He was most recently morning KLMS & KFMOILincoln, NE. From GM, KOYX & KSYNIJoplin; and WALT ED LENANE has been advanced to man at KKXLIGrand Forks, ND, and 1975 -79, Birk had worked as an Ac- TURNER, GM, KDEX -AM & FMIDex- RONN MOU becomes GM of AOR PD /morning man at WLIXIBay Shore, programmed WRJZIKnoxville, TN from count Executive at KFMQ. His back- ter. WZZOITerre Haute. Formerly of NY, where he was previously after- 1982 -83. ground includes stints as LSM at WJBMIJerseyville IL, he replaces noon drive personality. He formerly KPTM- TVILincoln -Omaha and Presi- GREG MULL has been named PD WILLIAM KEPLER. did afternoon drive at WBLI/Patcho- dent/GM at KFMGIAlbuquerque. of Beasley Broadcasting Group's gue, NY. CRAIG HODGSON and BOB LIN- WLEOIFt. Myers, FL, which will be TOM BIRK is the new GM of KLMS DEN have been named GM and PD, re- FRANK MOORE has been named switching from AC to AOR soon. Mull & KFMOILincoln. Formerly of KFMGI KKLZILas Vegas. Hodg- spectively, at GSM at WELIINew Haven. He was for- comes from WXRCICharlotte-Hick- Albuquerque, he replaces RAY FARR- joins KKLZ after four and a half STAFF son merly President/GM of WGTU & ory. INGTON. at Louis. He years as GM KLTHISt. WGTQ-TVITraverse City, MI. Moore previously established and was GM at worked previously for WELT from Foa 004 WRSON the Continental Radio Network, man- Platinum Pets nrewH. DWKME CAN 1972 -79 as VP /GM, and was Sr. VP/ ENNAM Wee ANYat DICK KRMMAN aged Bend, and spent WHMEISouth GM at WELT sister stations WVCG & Loy Myww Once 111 Jr 553 -4330 nine years with Fairbanks. Linden was WYOR/Miami from 1979 Swan, Mo Radani { EM KEN BANES -82. Former M DnCM RICHARD AnWAlr formerly PD at KESIISan Antonio, GSM MARK WILDER has accepted a Mama EM JEFF GREEN WLVEIMiami, and KEZOIOmaha. Emma. EM- GAK MaOEu similar position at WMJJIBirmingham. EMaoMC { MINI* EM. MO ELS LZR AM,g* { Mama EM M 1DGEWAY N.E. { MaMU,p EM NANO. MEDMCK AC EM DONNA TAKE AO. EM STEVE FEINSTEIN Mw.A,MEK, EM WALT LOVE CM EM JOEL DENVER Carol. EM LON MELTON .um EM EHRSAM DIMS IDB Disney Remote Awe. EM ADAM WMM New Tont Nat TM EM ,vOeNE OLSON MO Ella SE AN ROSS Eav Law#N Eea ,VONME OL ON Rimmed UM EM A40AWSON Serves 135 Stations Cep, Ea44, CAROL VAN NEON -H, UaCH EM KAMM* MOM Macao Mom Mt NELSON. TONY IKE. TAU BEYER In what is regarded as the larg- leaders, EMw UsrMAN WON DIXON. GREG AGNEW. than 10,000 government N, BARNES est project of its kind in broadcast entertainers, and members of the wee .,qnr CO3H.MrarM DKK ILAN Cans- swam. LEE CLAW PAM LANE, radio history, IDB Communica- media to take part in the celebra- MIKE OMAER, 304N IIMNUTSCN Na Wa' IWML W000WORTH tions Group provided remote facili- tion, including media representing The Pet Shop Boys received platinum awards for their first LP, "Please," recent- p Mat óaa MIA SOMEEEIN GrcdA,on uaNr MDIA NORMAN ties for 135 radio stations covering Canada, Europe, Japan, and South ly. Pictured (I -r) are group's Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe, EMI America Presi- Naw0m Seeman STEVE SMIN the 15th anniversary of Walt Dis- dent Jim Mazza, and manager Tom Watkins. AoaMVUn O4Nnr.. RICHARD AGATA America. M O,Eager MARAYN EFVOSEN ney World from September 29-0c- W , ROGER 111MWALT T,noyan, REFA THOLLAS. LLKE MOM6. KL MOLAI tober 5. 0,_4 GAA vaa DER SMG R. IVA ovE MER0W 1DB President Jeffrey Sudikoff SMEAR MMMMY.A Genesis Of Brilliance MOM N eR hADIw Cawaran. MARGART MCKWAH commented, "1DB has been involv- ALYaiMp WENDE YANG AttcMMM AMant MAIE V5111061 ed in a host of exciting, often exotic lea* Comma ,ASON,E.M.Y projects, but this is our most chal- New hnR MMOM 1Nn k050355. SIS Mwkai Avenue vow NY 10022 lenging to date. This is not merely Mu ADAM WMTE p;M, Mawr .A A Searle one remote going to 135 different NMM,pn 06116112021 112.14M, Na,Mw hew auiwu,o Sole a2. 529 enn Sr NW W.,Ewpw. DC 20045 stations, this is 135 different re- awwu OuN-wWi{,w EM MAD WOODWARD M EM ROMn OMEN motes going to 135 different sta- IN_a ..n_ él SI 241282. n2211. 1610 1601 A,e,..e tions. very complex, and we're Sow 1212 It's Evr,nCwMSwa SeDN AMEN proud that Disney chose us to be in- Amway EM UTY REE NHCMap DEM MNN311 - -- volved." law --__ Sana NC. w.aat all CLARK 1DB facilities provided simultan- to AnB.NE 111 31 55 31330 Oct AMmanusMN. AMaA Rpm MICHAEL ATRNSI In eous transmission of programming AcaMt EMNam PAM MLUMY. If GELS 50 stations via its two transpor- Man4.Pka. CawalMa. ADRIENNE RIDDLE for MN VIENNE 71 6050355 located Dis- Noe Aadan.-s.1a R3y.. Galata amen HOWARD r ARIE 9 table uplinks, one at Rae h.waN,SMM MARA OMEN ney's Magic and the oth- NRMi,la1SI 7129518, 2422563 Kingdom Accani MM.* 5NAe0N AMEN er at Epcot Center. Each facility Radio & Records is plEblMlwd eery Friday for $215 was capable of uplinking two dif- per year, or $400.00 for torsign aubacrlptlns, by Radio & Records. Inc., al 1930 Century Park West ferent transponders simultaneous- Los Angeles. California 90067. Application to mail ly. IDB beamed up to Westar at second class postage rate is pending al Los III's Angeles. California. POSTMASTER: Send address Transponder 2 (with 40 SCPC chan- changes to Radio IS Records, 1930 Century Park West. Los Angeles. California 90067. All reasonable nels) and Satcom 1R's Transpond- care taken but no responsibility assumed for unsol kited material RAR reserves all rights In mater,al er 15 (12 channels, digital format). accepted for publicatron All letters addressed to ASP or its Editors Yell be assumed Intended for IDB's headquarters in New York publication and reproduction and may therefore be and Los Angeles served as central used for Ines purpose Nothing may be reproduced in whole or in pan Without written permission from switching points where the signals the Publisher The terms AOR. Back Page, Break- ers. Most Added, National Airplay 30. Parallels. were downlinked and retransmit- Radio k Records. and Street Talk are registered trademarks of Rada & Records. 0 1986 ted to other transponders on Sat- A highlight of Atlantic Night at the recent WEA National Sales Meeting in Hollywood, FL was the presentation of special A Subsdary of Harle.Hanks Communications, Inc corn 1R for reception by stations awards to Genesis for "two decades of musical brilliance." across the country. Pictured (1 -r) are manager Tony Smith, Atlantic Exec. VP /GM Dave Glew, label President Doug Morris, and Genesis's Phil Walt Disney World invited more Collins, Mike Rutherford, and Tony Banks. 8IA &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 We just signed up the top ur radio personalities the U.S.

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Paul Harvey. often referred to as a one -man news network. has just signed a new contract with ABC Radio Network which lasts until 1993. Paul Harvey began his special brand of news and commentary for ABC Radio Network back in 1951. and has been a landmark here ever sin, His list of honors and awards is endless. His unmistakable voice and style are delivered to more than 1.290 great radio stations, plus an additional 400 stations of American Forces Radio around the world. We're proud and delighted to have renewed the contract of The Number One Radio Commentator in America. Thanks, Paul. ABC RADIO NETWORKS

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TRANSACTIONS TRANSACTIONS AT A GLANCE

Duncan Grabs Oppenheimer Transactions So Far In 1986: $2,431,818,000 This Week's Transactions: $80,378,000

Group For $38 Million Capitol Cities Broadcasting $38 million KIXL & KHFI /Austin BUYER: Encore Communications KOKY & KZOUILittle Rock WXAM & Waxy/ WHWH & WPST/ Associates, George Duncan, Presi- WXAM & WOXYIBaton Rouge BATON ROUGE TRENTON, dent is NJ KBFMIMcAllen- Encore in the process of pur- DIAL POSITION: kHz; Brownsville 910 100.7 PRICE: $8.1 million for an °° inter- chasing KOKA & KVKIIShreveport. 80 WGSM & WCTOINassau- Suffolk $9 million MHz est SELLER: Capitol Cities WHWH & WPSTITrenton, NJ $8.1 million Broadcast- POWER: 1 kw daytimer; 100 kw at BUYER: Nassau Broadcasting, ing, Dick Oppenheimer, owner. The John WGNC & WZXI/Gastonia, NC $6.1 million 690 feet Morris, President firm /CEO. Morris is a WCOA & FL million retains KDVE & KOXY /Beau- FORMAT: Heart & Soul; AC WAG/Pensacola, $5.5 20% owner, and has mont, TX, but will soon announce its served as Presi- WMYF & WERZ /Exeter, NH $5 million dent of the company for eight years. sale also. Oppenheimer says he is WGSM & KCAL-FM /San Bernardino-Riverside $4 million WCTO/ The remaining interests "very confident" that both deals can have been KNFOIWaco, TX $2 8 million NASSAU -SUFFOLK purchased by a group of local in- KLCY & KYSSIMissoula, be closed by year's end to enjoy PRICE: $9 million (unconfirmed) MT $1.05 million vestors who will not be involved in favòïáble capital gains treatment. Op- BUYER: KGEEIMidland-Odessa, TX $750,000 Elton Spitzer of Phoenix control of the station. penheimer says he will "probably" Media and Bob Williams, in an as -yet- SELLER: Nassau reenter radio in 1987. Broadcasting, Her- unnamed company. Spitzer is opera- bert Hobler, Chairman. Hobler is WGNC & WZXI/ WMYF & WERZ/EXETER, NH tor of WLIR /Garden City, NY, under founder of the company. GASTONIA, NC PRICE: $5 million for 1009/0 of stock special tempodry authority from the DIAL POSITION: 1380 KIXL & KHFIIAUSTIN kHz; 97.5 PRICE: $6.1 million BUYER: Justice Broadcasting Corp., FCC. MHz DIAL POSITION: 970 kHz; 98.3 MHz BUYER: Beasley Broadcasting, Larry Justice, President. It also owns SELLER: Greater Media, Frank Ka- POWER: 5 kw; 50 kw at 410 feet George Beasley, President. It WCIBIFalmouth, MA POWER: 1 kw daytimer; 1.3 kw at also and WOEZ1Ft. bela, President. It also owns KRLA & FORMAT: AC; 420 feet CHR owns WXTUIPhiladelphla; WDMT/ Myers, FL. It is currently selling KHTZILos Angeles, WPEN & WMGK/ FORMAT: Cleveland; WMOO & WBLXIMobile; WCRJIJacksonville to Hoker Com- Religious; CHR Philadelphia, WHND & WMJC /De- WGACIAugusta, GA; WYNGIEvans- munications. troit, WMEX & WMJXIBoston, KBFM/McALLEN- ville; WLAT & WYAVIConway, SC; SELLER: Porter Communications, WWRC & WGAY /Washington, and BROWNSVILLE KOKY & KZOUILITTLE ROCK WFAI & WKML /Fayetteville, NC; Inc., Turner Winslow Porter, Jr., WCTC & WMGOINew Brunswick, (EDINBURG) DIAL POSITION: 1250 kHz; 98.5 WWMOIReidsville, NC; WFTC & owner. it also owns WWGT -AM & NJ. DIAL POSITION: 104.1 MHz MHz WRNS /Kingston, NC; KFMDIDes FM /Portland, ME. DIAL POSITION: 740 kHz; 94.3 MHz POWER: 100 kw at 990 feet POWER: 1 kw days /50 watts nights; Moines, IA; WPOW /Miami; and DIAL POSITION: 1540 kHz; 107.1 POWER: 25 kw; 3 kw at 300 feet FORMAT: CHR 100 kw at 880 feet WLEQ /Fort Myers, FL. MHz FORMAT: Nostalgia; Beautiful Music PRICE: $38 million FORMAT: Urban; CHR SELLER: WGNC Inc. and WZXI Inc., POWER: 5 kw daytimer; 3 kw at 300 BROKER: Blackburn & Co. BROKER: Amerlcom subsidiaries wholly -owned by the Mc- feet Swain family, Pat McSwain, Presi- FORMAT: AC; CHR dent, Jerry McSwain, VP. The family BROKER: Richard A. Foreman Asso- also owns WFGNIGaffney, NC. ciates DIAL POSITION: 1450 kHz; 101.9 KCAL-FM/RIVERSIDE- CHAPMAN IS MHz SAN BERNARDINO, CA AT POWER: 1 WORK kw; 100 kw at 870 feet (REDLANDS) FORMAT: Classic Rock; Format 41 PRICE: $4 million IN 'THE SOUTHWEST: BUYER: San Bernardino Broadcast- ing, Tim Sullivan, President. Other & WCOA WJLQI major principal is Brian Applegate, PENSACOLA, FL partner in venture capital firm Burr, KOXK/KCIZ KBBB/KDXR PRICE: $5.5 million cash Egan, Deleage. Sullivan is President KSLE -FM Springdale Borger BUYER: Norman S. Drubner. He is a of Anaheim Broadcasting, Seminole KPOM-TV which Connecticut -based group broadcast- Ft. Smith owns KPZE & KEZYIAnaheim. er who owns WNLC & WTYD/New SELLER: Southwest Broadcasting, London, CT; WNFI /Palatka, FL; and KJAC -FM Andy James, President. It retains EI Dorado WTAP /Panama City, FL. Drubner is KCAL(AM) /Riverside -San Bernardi- 50 °0 owner of Ronette Communica- no. TM Programming tions of Oregon, Inc., owner of KSLM DIAL POSITION: 96 7 MHz Dallas KDOK /KEYP & KXYQ /Salem, OR. POWER: 3 kw at 300 feet Tyler KMLB /KWEZ SELLER: Summit Communications FORMAT: AOR KLOZ -FM KIIZ /KIXS KNAN-FM of Florida, Richard S. Stakes, Chair- El Paso Killeen /Austin Monroe KLCY & KYSS/MISSOULA, MT man, Peter Schulte, Executive VP,' PRICE: $1.05 million Radio. Summit is based in Winston - BUYER: USA Broadcasting Co., Salem, NC and owns WREC & WZXRI KGTN -AM /FM KAYC /KAYD. John Mattus and Craig Cordial, prin- Memphis, KCNN & KXXYIOklahoma Georgetown /Austin Beaumont cipals. City, and WSJS & WTQR /Winston- SELLER: Garden City Broadcasting, Salem. a wholly -owned subsidiary of Stan- DIAL POSITION: 1370 kHz; 100.7 dard Communications, George MHz Hatch, President. POWER: 5 kw; 100 kw at 1554 feet DIAL POSITION: 930 kHz; 94.9 MHz FORMAT: Nostalgia; CHR POWER: 5 kw; 15 kw at 2511 feet BROKER: Richard A. Foreman Asso- FORMAT: AC; Country ciates BROKER: Frank Boyle & Co.

KGEE /MIDLAND- ODESSA, TX KNFO/WACO, TX The above properties represent over $25,000,000 in transactions (MONAHANS) which Chapman PRICE: $2.8 million PRICE: $750.000 Associates has brokered over the past several BUYER: KNFO Broadcasting Co., BUYER: American General Media, months. T.H. Dinerstein, Vincent and Jack If you're a Southwestern owner /operator considering Anthony Brandon, owner. It also selling, call our Associate Bill Whitley Caltagirone, John Enoch and Nor- owns KERN & KOZR /Bakersfield, today. man Fischer, general partners. CA; KLLF /Wichita Falls, TX; KVOX/ Fischer is President of Norman Lubbock, TX; WYDE /Birmingham; CHAPMAN ASSOCIATES' Fischer & Associates, Inc., an Aus- and WWWG /Rochester, NY. tin -based media brokerage firm. SELLER: KGEE Communications, nationwide media brokers SELLER: Sunburst Communica- Inc., John Patton, Ronald Driver and D tions, Inc., John Borders, owner. Jerry Reed. William L. Whitley DIAL POSITION: 95.5 MHz DIAL POSITION: 99.9 MHz 510 S. Waterview, Richardson, TX 75080 (214) 680 -2807 POWER: 10 kw at 200 feet POWER: 100 kw at 500 feet FORMAT: Country FORMAT: Country Ji BROKER: Norman Fischer & Associ- BROKER: Norman Fischer & Associ- ates, Inc. ates, Inc. 10%ßi &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986

It reaches beyond sight. Into the imagination. 200 million listen every week. Three and a half hours every day. On the road, at work, on the jogging path, 96% of all Americans sing its tune, hear its message. That's the power of radio. Radio advertising sells. How do we know? We've been measuring and describing radio audiences so you can turn the power of radio into money -for over 21 years. Arbitron. We know the territory.

ARBITRON RATINGS

< 1986 ARBITRBN RATINGS RADIO BUSINESS

CAPITAL GAINS ESCAPE HATCH Viacom Board Tax Certificates To Bolster Rebuffs Minority Buyers In 1987 Management Buyout When the new year arrives, bringing Two-Year Or Viacom's board of directors has However, a special committee of with it a stiff hike in capital gains taxes, "Sale to minorities is Indefinite Deferral turned down a bid by senior manage- the Viacom board, made up of the radio station sellers may find them- clearly something that ment to buy the assets of the media eight members who are not part of the selves casting about for innovative "It's similar to the tax situation you experience in will want to company, despite efforts by the management team, turned down that means of ducking the increased tax selling a house," ex- owners plained Roy managers to boost the value of their offer. They said they will consider burden, which could run as high Stewart, Chief of the given as an consider, the tax original $2.7 billion offer. alternative offers. extra 8%. FCC's Video Services Division. The certificate permits the seller to defer certificates." President /CEO Terrence Elkes Some reports speculate that Sum- One way to defer capital gains taxes originally offered $40.50 for each of ner Redstone, Chairman of National payment of the capital gains tax for at - Don Thurston entirely is to sell to a minority buyer more least If, than 53 million shares of com- Amusement, Inc., a nationwide chain under the FCC's tax certificate pro- two years. in that two -year period, the certificate's mon stock. He later upped the bid to of movie theaters, will make a bid for gram. It appears that next year the holder rein- was twofold: to increase the incentive vests in other broadcast properties, $44 per share, comprising $35 in the company's assets. The firm al- program will put minorities in an to sell to minorities, and to indirectly the capital gains is cash and partial shares of preferred ready owns 18% of Viacom stock. A unusually advantageous position to of- tax deferred in- help the minority purchaser, who is definitely. stock worth $9. spokesman for Viacom could not com- fer owners a hedge against heavier likely to be underfinanced, meet the are ment on that report. tax bites, while shoring up the paltry Sellers instructed to apply for a purchase price. tax At stake are Viacom's eight major profile minorities enjoy in certificate following the comple- "The tax certificate is effective only ownership Window Open market radio stations, as well as TV suites. tion of the license transfer. There is in those situations where the seller's no application form. stations, and its cable programming The flight from capital gains is ex- "Just write us a capital gains savings exceed the dif- letter," On 106.7 FMs networks and operating systems. Via - pected to drive an increasing number said an FCC staffer who ad- ference in purchase prices offered by ministers com's assets are valued at $2.7 of sellers to the ambitious but largely the certificate program in the a non -minority and a minority pur- An October 10- November 26 filing FM branch. "That's billion. ignored tax certificate program. To about all there is chaser," the FCC stated in 1982. window has been set for 14 FMs to to it." date, the FCC has issued only 105 "Minorities are supposed to benefit be licensed on 106.7 MHz in the The FCC in 1982 extended the pro- tax certificates for sales to minorities. through reduced sales prices," Thur- Docket 80-90 (proceeding. The drop- New FM gram even further, "The tax certificate is primarily deciding to offer ston explained. "Whether it's been ins are available in Truman, AR; Grin- tax certificates to investors in responsible for the number of sales of joint just a motivation for owners, or nell, IA; Mt. Vernon, IN; Berea, KY; Channels ventures and stations to minorities that we've seen limited partnerships con- whether it's actually had an impact on Cave City, KY; North Fort Polk, LA; trolled by minorities. Assigned to this point," said Donald Thurston, prices, I don't know. It depends on the Rayne, LA; Babbitt, MN; Mt. Vernon, In that ruling, Chairman of BROADCAP, NAB's ven- the FCC said its intent individual negotiations." MO; Semora, NC; Irondequoit, NY; The FCC has assigned new FM ture capital fund for minority owners. Churchville, VA; Matewan, WV; and channels to Newberry, FL (100.5 $70 MILLION DEAL Perryville, MO (subject to change on MHz); Celina, TN (93.7); and Good - reconsideration by the FCC.) lettesville, TN (97.1) "Cornerstone" Of Minority Resort Broadcasters Merging Ownership Policy CALL SIGN CHANGES The FCC agrees, stating in a 1982 With Telstar report on strategies for advancing Resort Broadcasters, the first radio cross promotion to strengthen our in- Albany, NY WWOM to WKLI (effective Lyons, KS KLFO to KSKU (9/23) minority ownership in telecommunica- group to buy up to the 12 AM -12 FM dividual business activities." 11/1) Mackinaw City, Ml WSSW (new, 108) tions that tax certificates are "the cor- limit, is undergoing a three -way mer- Resort's radio stations are WVABI Amarillo, TX KRGN (new station) Macon, GA WPTC to WDEN (10/2) nerstone of the Commission's minority ger twith Telstar Corp. and Golden Virginia Beach, VA; WAKS -AM & Baker, OR KCMB (new, 10/3) McComb MS WCCA to WXLT (10/2) ownership policies." West Television Productions to form FM /Raleigh; WLNB-AM & FM /Char- Bushnell, FL WWLB (new, 10/6) McDaniels, KY WBFI (new, 10 /1) But with only about two percent of a "diversified multimedia company." leston, SC; WGAI & WWOKIColum- Des Moines, IA WDFR (new, 10/1) Moab, UT KMOB to KCNY (9/30) all broadcast stations controlled by Resort's 24 radio stations are valued bia, SC; WFLB /Fayetteville, NC; Earlysville, VA WKTR (10/3) Nampa, ID KNPA to KSGR (requested) minority owners, even Thurston ac- at $70 million. WVBS -AM & FM /Wilmington, NC; Erie, PA WJET to WBLO (10/2) New Bern, NC WRNB to WLOJ (re- knowledges the tax certificate hasn't Under a preliminary agreement sub- WWGH /Cape Charles, VA; WSVS- Erie. PA WSEG to WJET (10/2) quested) revolutionized minority ownership. ject to approval by boards of direc- AM & FM /Crewe, VA; WDSC & Evansville, IN WROZ to WIKY (9/29) New Hope, NC WAUG (new, re- But, Thurston indicated, that may tors, regulatory agencies, and Telstar WZNSIDiiiion, SC; WHCC & WONS( Farmville, VA WUTA to WLCX (11/1) quested) change. "Under the tax laws, as they shareholders, Resort will become a di- Waynesville, NC; WETT & WWTRI Fergus Falls, MN KJJK (new) Pageland, SC WCPL to WPSC (10/9) exist today and will exist next year, vision of Telstar. Resort President/ Ocean City, MD; WDVR /Ocean City, Fergus Falls, MN KJJK to KJJK-FM Parkersburg, WV WIKS to WLTP sale to minorities is clearly something CEO Ellek Seymour will join Telstar's NJ; and WYAK -AM & FM /Surfside (9/23) (11/1) that owners will want to consider, management team. Beach, SC. Fort Myers, FL WCAI to W W WO Phenix City, AL WEIZ -FM to WGLV given the tax certificates." Telstar is a publicly- traded Los An- (11/20) (requested) Begun in first 1956, the tax cer- geles firm specializing in satellite Gilmer, TX KNIF to KAEZ (requested) Portales, NM KNIT to KKHJ (11/1) tificates were awarded as a means WYEN Renewal of delivery of television programming, in- Gordon, GA WMKS to WOXM (11/3) Pueblo, CO KPFR (new) financially salving the wounds of cluding the Country Music Televi- Gray, KY WALY to WKYZ (9/22) Quincy, IL WGCA -FM (new, re- group owners who were ordered by sion video channel. Golden West is a Upheld Healdton, OK KZEA to KTYX (requested) the FCC to divest parts of outlawed TV programming and distribution com- quested) Quitman, GA WGAF -FM (new, 10/1) AM- FM -TV- newspaper combinations. pany. One of the new venture's first WYENIDes Plaines, IL's license re- Henderson, NV KYYX to KLSO Redding, CA KSXO to KHTE (9/30) Although the FCC rarely orders projects will be a home shopping TV newal has withstood another chal- (10/15) Riverside, CA KMAY to KPRO (10/30) such divestitures anymore, it con- service. lenge from the National Black Media Houston, AK KJHA (new, 10/8) Riverside, CA KPRO to KDIF (9/23) tinues to offer tax certificates to group Seymour said in a statement, "Our Coalition (NBMC). The Commission Houston, TX KSRR to KKHT (10/15) Rochester, MN KLSX-FM to KZSE owners who willingly divest of combos broadcast stations will provide strong last week affirmed its 1985 grant of Hyannis, MA WPXC (new, 10 /1) (9/26) "grandfathered" under its - cross marketing backup to several of Tel - the license, subject to EEO reporting Jeffers, MN KCHN (new, 10/3) Rochester, NY WMJO (remains ownership rules. star's business segments, including conditions. Kinsey, MT KCCA to KMTA (9/23) assigned) In 1978, the FCC voted to extend cable television programming and NBMC had sought to deny the sta- Lafayette, LA KVOL to KRKR (re- Roy, UT KRGO -FM to KRPN (9.19) the tax certificate program to situa- special events. The -combination tion's license for failure to recruit quested) Saginaw, MI WIOG to WGER -FM tions where non-minority owners sell would enable major distribution of pro- minorities. But the FCC upheld its La Quinta, CA KBZT-FM (new, 10/1) (9/22) their stations to minority buyers. gramming and the advantages of earlier view that "the licensee's short- Laurel, MS WLAU to WKYL (re- St. Augustine Beach, FL WAIA (new) comings warranted future monitoring, quested) Terre Haute, IN WVTS to WMGI (11/1) not an investigation or evidentiary Liberty, MO KKCI -FM to KLTY (10/2) Taos, NM KVNM to KTAO (10/6) hearing." 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FCC STUDY ORDERED Congress Freezes Fairness Doctrine For One Year In a major victory for broadcasters, Congress last week refused to codify the Fairness Doctrine. Instead it effectively froze the doctrine into place for a year by ordering the FCC to undertake a study on possible alternatives and report back with its findings by next September. While FCC is the study under- earlier in the week. Broadcasters way, the Commission is barred were urged to telephone confer- from abolishing or weakening the ence committee members at once policy, which requires stations to to lobby against writing the cover varying points of view on Fairness Doctrine into federal law. controversial issues of public im- NAB and other broadcast groups portance. staunchly oppose the doctrine, O'Neill Leads Charge claiming the threat of a complaint House Speaker Tip O'Neill triggering a government investiga- (D-MA) led a last- minute charge tion has the "chilling" effect of last week to add codification of the discouraging, rather than promot- Fairness Doctrine to an omnibus ing, coverage of controversial spending bill urgently needed to issues. The FCC takes the position that, keep the federal government from AM EMPHASIS STANDARDS WIN BACKING - NAB's Medium Market Radio Committee last week endorsed new asked going broke. A House - Senate con- while it believes the doctrine to be standards on AM preemphasis and deemphasis and urged other broadcasters to fall into line. The Committee radio ference committee, however, re- an unconstitutional violation of stations to file supporting comments by December 15 with the National Radio Systems Committee, the /refused to go along. broadcasters' First Amendment ceiver industry panel that developed the processing standards to improve AM reception. Heeding arguments that policy rights, only Congress has the Committee members pictured at last week's Washington meeting are (seated, 1 -r) Rusty Shaffer, KBOL/Boulder, River should not be made in appropria- power to alter it. CO; Gene Millard, KFEQ/St. Joseph, MO; Charles Wilson, KBOI & KOFC /Boise, ID; Robin Martin, Deer Andrew Langston, tions or money bilis, the committee However, a federal appeals court Broadcasting, Washington; (standing, l-r) Walter Maxwell, WGHQ & WBPM /Kingston, NY; & FM /Columbia, SC; and NAB Sr. VP /Radio Dave Pamigoni. settled on the study proposal, ruled recently that the doctrine WDKX /Rochester, NY; William McElveen, WNOK -AM which the Senate had voted into the was never written into federal law. continuing resolution on federal And another appeals court, hearing spending several months ago. oral arguments two weeks ago in a lawsuit in which RTNDA and other 922 ACTIVATIONS IN 1986 Broadcasters Lobby groups seek to overturn the policy, Against Codification sharply questioned FCC attorneys NAB, anticipating a move to on how the agency can continue to Call Signs Permitted In EBS Tests codify the doctrine, had activiated enforce a doctrine it believes to be its legislative liaison network illegal. Acting on a request from WLIF /Baltimore, the FCC months of 1986 the EBS system was last week authorized stations, for the first time, to insert activated 922 times by 125 stations. their own call letters into the language used on their week- There have been 7653 reported activations since 1976. ly tests of the Emergency Broadcast System (EBS). Emergencies cited by stations NEWS BRIEFS Historically, stations have been this year include floods, tornadoes, required to stick to the precise test if, within the test 'week, a station hurricanes, snowstorms, "911" script, which refers in several has activated the EBS system or phone service outages, toxic leaks, Main Studio Rule On Senate Bill Targets places to "this station." participated in a coordinated test. high winds, tidal waves, water- The Commission continues to re- FCC Agenda Digital Taping Emergencies spouts, earthquakes, power out- quire that stations air EBS tests at Varied ages, forest and chemical fires, a The FCC this week was expected to Six U.S. senators have introduced least once a week, at random days Reported volcanic eruption, an evacuation, issue a Notice of Proposed Rulemak- legislation to curb importation of digital and times, between 8:30am and lo- Meanwhile, the Commission an- and a possible dam break. ing aimed at eliminating the main audio tape (DAT) recorders that can cal sunset. Tests are not required nounced that in the first nine studio rule, which has come under in- be used for home taping. Under the creasing attack from broadcasters in bill, DAT devices not equipped with the past year. "copy -code scanners" to block dupli- "Stations have an cation would be subject to a 35% im- obligation to serve in the The rule requires stations to main- port fee. Scanner -equipped machines tain a "main studio' in their community would be subject only to the present public interest ... the of license, and to originate at least fee of 4.1%. EBS is an excellent 50% of their non -network program- DAT has the recording industry wor- example of fulfilling that ming from that community. ried because it will permit consumers to make near -perfect recordings using obligation." A consortium of radio groups. acting the same technology as compact as the Arizona Justice Committee, discs (CDs). petitioned the FCC earlier this year to Cosponsor John Danforth (R -MO) The top user of EBS was KORQ/ Dabolish the policy. They say it im- the legislation would says pending Abilene, TX (165 poses unnecessary economic bur- times), followed "preserve the status quo until Con- by WOWO /Ft. Wayne, IN (76), dens on stations, often forcing them gress has an opportunity to consider a to maintain two full studios. KRLD /Dallas (76), KRED & comprehensive response to the home KPDJ /Eureka, CA (38) and taping problem." Other sponsors are The Commission was slated to take WKBN -AM & FM /Youngstown, Sens. Pete Wilson (R -CA), Al Gore up the petition at a meeting this week OH (38). (D -TN), John Chafee (R -RI), Lloyd (10/16). Mass Media Bureau Chief Bensten (D -TX), and Alan Cranston Public Service Commended Jim McKinney has gone on record (D -C A). According to the Commission, supporting abolition the rule, and of the actual number of uses is proba- has predicted the FCC will ultimately bly higher, since stations aren't re- agree. quired to report EBS activations. has presented to the Alaska Broadcasters Associa- COOL AID - NAB The Commission commended Issuance of the expected NPRM Other Key tion (ABA) another of its checks underwriting government relations activi- broadcasters for using EBS, ad- this week would most likely trigger a Developments: ties. Pictured are NAB Sr. VP /Radio Dave Parnigoni and board member KOBI -TV /Medford, OR, who delivered the ding, "Stations, as the holders of a 60 -day public comment period, clear- Patricia Smullin (center) of Former Chief Justice Warren check at ABA's recent Anchorage convention to outgoing ABA President valuable public franchise, have an ing the way for an actual rule change Burger has named NAB President Ed- Ron Moore, Northern Television; ABA Executive Director Theda Com- obligation to serve in the public in- in early 1987. die Fritts to chair the U.S. Bicenten- stock; and incoming ABA President Roy Robinson, KFQD & KWHL/An- terest. And the use of the EBS is an nial Commission's Media Advisory chorage. excellent example of fulfilling that Committee. obligation." 14 /R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 "LEA's market approach actually enhances the value of properties for sellers. '

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CBSI Marketing Rossmeier WEA Blair Taps Three Reorganizes VP/Controller At Blair's Radio Rep. Division, With the reorganization of its Mar- Dorothy Leonhart was named keting department, CBS Records Manager, East Coast Retail Devel- International has named Mason opment, Karen Harper was pro- Munoz Director/Marketing and moted to Manager /Retail Develop- Sales, Columbia; Frank Hendricks ment, and Lisa Morrison became Director /Marketing and Sales, Exclusive Consultant. Leonhart Classical and Jazz Product' and joins Blair from KGWIPortland, Alan Street Director/Marketing and where she was Manager /New Sales, Special Products. Steve Rip- Business Development since ley is on special assignment from 1983. Harper joined Blair as Man- CBS Records U.K. as Director/ ager /West Coast last year after Epic, Portrait, Associated Labels. working at KIRO- TVISeattle as Di- Munoz joined CBS in 1975 and rector /Market Development. Mor- rison has became a Product Manager in Mason Munoz Steve Ripley been Director of Blair's 1980, advancing to Director /East Retail Development Program since in Coast Product Marketing. In 1985 Gordon Rossmeier its inception 1984 and will now be responsible for the develop- he joined Bronze Records as VP/ Gordon Rossmeier was ap- ment of new vendor/retail selling GM. He returned to CBS this year. pointed VP /Controller of WEA In- approaches. Most recently Director/Marketing ternational. He joined Warner Administration for CBSI, Hendricks Communications in 1981 as Di- joined the label in 1965, holding rector /Financial Planning. Since various finance, accounting, and 1984 he has been Assistant Con- marketing posts. troller for the company. CHANGES Street joined CBS Records UK in Also at WEA, Don Sweeney has 1983 as Marketing Manager. been named Asst. Controller /Fi- Damian Rajkovich, former Ripley joined April Music in nancial Analysis and Budgeting. Sales Manager for Roslin Radio/ 1978, transferring to CBS Records Sweeney was most recently Man- Chicago, joins Weiss & Powell /Chi- Sales in 1980. He joined the CBS ager of Budgeting /Planning for cago as AE. label in 1984, where he became Warner Home Video, and served Christopher Squire, former Product Frank Hendricks Alan Street Manager in 1985. as manager of WCI's West Coast Director of Creative Services Audit Division from 1970- WBMX /Chicago, has been promot- Arista Ups Frank GM For Almo Irving 1980. ed to Corporate Director/Merchan - PROS THE ON DiRienzo and Jones Mary Dell Frank has been pro- dising & Promotions. moted to GM of Almo Irving/Nash- Fresh Bows LOOSE Judy Stitt, former Coordinator of ville. Having served for five years Atlanta -based Fresh! Records Christopher Alexander - OM Donna DiRienzo fills the newly - Chapter Services for March of as Al's Professional Manager for has debuted, headed up by Arthur KOSW & KRKKIRock Springs, WY created position of National Manag- Dimes /Sacramento, joins KFBK & their Nashville operation, she previ- Hanson, Jr. as A &R /Talent Acqui- (307) 362 -9022 er /Artist Development for Arista KAER /Sacramento as Creative Ser- ously handled administration and sition and Willie Hunter directing Randy Chambers - Nights Records. DiRienzo joined the label vices Director. National Marketing & KTKSIDaIIas (214) 690 in 1981 and was most recently Ad- copyrights for Nashville -based PI- Promotion. -3701 former AE for Gem Music. The label's first release is "The Francis Hickey, Joe Collins - PD KSLYISan ministrative Assistant, Artist Devel- WMRY /Belleville, Girl's With Me" by Ede. The label's joins WLS & - Luis Obispo (805) 549 -9150 opment. Z95.Chicago as AE. Michael Cross - Afternoons address is: 3542 Garfield Way SE, Atlanta, GA 30354; (404) 642- KDWZIDes Moines (515) 225- In other company activity, Sandy CHRONICLE Mary Antonelli, former Sales Jones 2645. 8088 has been named Manager/ Born To: Assistant at WLS-TV /Chicago, joins A.J. Daniels - 7pm- midnight R &B Artist Development & Publici- WLS & Z95/Chicago as AE. KSOYIRapid City Asst. PD /MD/ TSF Bows . KGMGISan Diego (619) 728- ty. Jones joined the label in 1985 midday personality Jeff Michaels, Major market production spe- Julie Phillips, former AE 1601 as Administrative Assistant. /San wife Julie, daughter Nicolle Renee, cialist Tyree Ford KSDO Diego, joins KYXY/San Johnny Dolan - Afternoons has established September 24. Diego as AE. KGNRISacramento (916) 924- TSF, a company that helps sharp- Lewis Finch, former Marketing 6635 en airstaffs' writing, performance A &M Records Co- Director Director for the North Carolina Barry Freeman Director Talent /Na- and operating skills, assesses /up- - Cypress Records Bows Press Association /Raleigh, joins Acquisition Westwood One (818) tional Publicity Audrey Strahl, hus- grades production systems, and Cypress Records, headed by band Tom, daughter Magda provides information. WRDU /Raleigh as Co -op Advertis- 501 -6732 Strahl new product former CBS Records exec Losonczy, ing Specialist. Doug Hamand - Mornings Craig September 30. TSF is based at 3804 Ednor Rd., Sussman, has scheduled the re- WKZLIWinston -Salem (919) 446- Baltimore, MD 21218; (301) 889- lease of five albums in the next WMEEIFt. Wayne midday jock Art Jones, former AE for 0957 six 6201. months. Handling the label's mar- Tommy Allan, wife Terri, daughter KFWB/Los Angeles, joins McGav- Robin Luse - Production Direc- keting responsibilities is Ted Co- Danielle, October 4. Johnstone Joins ren Guild Radio/Los Angeles as AE. tor WIOD & WAIAIMiami (305) hen, who formerly served in various John Chichester, former 861 -0852 Earle Tones artist development posts for West- Married: Sales Manager for John Blair Com- Mike O'Neil - Nights KRTHILos Margaret Johnstone has exited wood One Radio Networks and KLAC Angeles pany /Detroit joins CBS Radio Net- Angeles (818) 884 -9321 /Los night jock her Director /Publicity post at Warner Bros. Records. Jim Snow- Maggie Ross to KFIILos Angeles work/Detroit as AE. Dale Taylor - PD WJDO(0101)1 Windham Hill to join Earle Tones den will utilize his PARAS market- afternoon personality Roger Rose, Meridian, MS (601) 482 -4720 Music as Publicity Consultant. Her Greg Madden, former free- ing services, while Jeff McClusky August 24 lance sports reporter, Michael E. Taylor - Mornings new role with composer /performer joins WMJX! and Rick Cooper will handle CHR WHYZIGreenville, SC (803) 246- Mark Isham will cover all aspects Boston as Sports Director. promotion. For more information 6432 KOST/Los Angeles morning per- of his recording career, including Pamela Greeley, former AE contact Sharon Weisz, (213) sonality Brian Simmons to Minda Mark Ward - Weekends KDAYI involvement with his recording WMJC & WHND /Southfield, MI. 852 -1043. Kaylor, September 27 Los Angeles (213) 296 -8634 projects for Windham Hill. joins WNIC /Dearborn as AE.

"It's irresistible. This will be a 'A great way of saying 'I Love You' This Christmas. I'd Like To Wrap Armed Forces Radio will air our Christmas programming staple for to a radio audience." Up A Dream For You All will be show on 400 radio stations in 44 Td IiKeYo years and years to come." (Don Richman /Hollywood) heard on radio stations from Nome countries and 150 ships at sea. (Chuck Blore/Hollywood) to New York, including WHTZ/New "The minute we heard it, we knew it If you'd like to wrap up the exclusive York, KFI, KOST -FM /Los Angeles, wrdp up "The first time we've ever had was right.:" radio rights in your market to the WJR /Detroit. WZGO /Philadelphia, listeners request more airplay of (WKHX /Atlanta) very Christmas radio special-that WIRE /Indianapolis, WHDH /Boston, a feature." reaches out and gives listeners "The best we've ever heard." KDKB /Phoenix, WOKY /Milwaukee (WTQR /Winston Salem) great big hugs, please call Beverley aDream (KIDO /Boise) and nearly 100 others...so far. "Premier Christmas programming. McDonald at: "We listened to it once and bought We're delighted.' The exclusive Canadian radio rights P.S. PRODUCTIONS it for every one of our markets." for you tlll (KOST/Los Angeles) have been wrapped up by (800) 231 -9208 or (Sandusky Broadcasting /Denver) McDonald's of Canada. And (805) 251 -4493 (a very Christmas radio special)

16/ R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 'O. VA VA A VA VA AVM N VI VA 40. WAVA V% 'IA VA ;O WESTWOOD ONE RADIO NETWORKS PRESENT SPECIAL HALLOWEEN C NCERT The rock & roll wizards at Westwood One have con- jured up a super-special treat for you and your listeners this Halloween - 38 Special, that is, live via satellite in digital stereo from the Summit in Houston. Starting at 11 p.m. (ET) Friday, October 31, bandmem- bers Don Barnes, Steve Brookins, Jeff Carlisi, Jack Grondin, Larry Junstrom and Donnie Van Zandt will make their musical magic, delivering a 90-minute set featuring the best bone-rattling rock & roll from their seven albums. --- You'll hear devilishly hot versions of "Like No Other Night," "Somebody Like You," "Caught Up In You," "Hold On Loosely," "Teacher Teacher," "Rough Housin'," "Back Where You Belong," "Rockin' Into The Night" and much more. Get ready for the witching hour with 38 Special live from Houston - exclusively from Westwood One, the leader in live concerts and big events! To scare up exclusivity in your market, contact your Westwood One Station Relations alchemist now at (213) 204-5000 or Telex 4996015 WWONE.

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fun? Forbes magazine has just released its show from UNITED STATIONS bit the dust a . annual "Forbes 400" list - the compendium few weeks back, WINDHAM HILL lovers have of the 400 richest Americans - and it turns been waiting for another program ,supplier to out there's a handful of radio and record types take a stab at it. It may be DIR sitting on a nice nest egg. Tops among BROADCASTING's turn; seems it's been broadcasters is JOHN KLUGE, whose $2.5 "looking into the idea." LEE ABRAMS, who's billion from METROMEDIA places him second got a new age format on the drawing board, on the national list. Also among those keeps popping up as a possible consultant on likely never to buy a lottery ticket are DICK the show. CLARK ($180 million), BERRY GORDY (also Speaking of formats, THE million), host -station at $180 and talk show PROGRAMMING CONSULTANTS (formerly MERV GRIFFIN ($235 million). owner TM PROGRAMMING) has joined forces with Likely to join the list in a year or two is DICK BARTLEY to produce and syndicate BILL COSBY, who is shaping up as a key "Rockin' Oldies," a solid gold format. (FOREVER) player to purchase the RKO RADIO stations. "Rockin "' is slated to debut mid -November. COZZIN COMMUNICATIONS has Cosby's Meanwhile, Dallas -based TM already filed against all but one RKO license COMMUNICATIONS has purchased all shares (WHBOIMEMPHIS being the exception), and at of TECFILMS, INC. stock for an undisclosed a price that figures to be well into the price. Tecfilms is a specialist in the production find hundreds of millions Cosby may himself of media aids for corporate and government with more pudding pops than he can shake a LIVE AND interests. DIE. stick at. With B1061WASHINGTON morning man With transaction fever continuing unabated JOHN MURPHY moving to mornings at this month, don't be surprised to see EDENS KKRZIPORTLAND, and former 0107 and BROADCASTING announce the purchase of a WPGC morning star JIM ELLIOTT grabbing San Diego FM this week. Murphy's gig, is the three -city HOWARD Rev. JESSE JACKSON met with leading STERN simulcast rumor over? Maybe, maybe blacks from the music, broadcasting, and not. INFINITY, which has Stern simulcasting r entertainment communities Sunday (9/12) in on WXRK/NEW YORK and WYSP/ FOREVER Los Angeles. On the agenda were his PHILADELPHIA, may have plans to slip Stern initiatives against WARNER into Washington, although it's been denying COMMUNICATIONS, as well as industry this move ad infinitum. issues affecting blacks in general. Jackson Is something exciting is about to happen apparently reported that WCI Chairman to ARISTA VP /Promotion PHIL ROSS replied his STEVEN has to original QUARTARARO? The full story as soon as the letter,-denying the allegations it contained and ink is dry. OMD. expressing a wish that the problems might have been discussed more privately than DANNY GOLDBERG's new venture, publicly. But a meeting between the two has GOLD CASTLE, appears to be heading for not yet been scheduled. What's next for the POLYGRAM distribution. Described as a label Jackson campaign? Stay tuned. for survivors of the '60s folk scene, its first BREAKER release will be an album by PETER, PAUL & GROUP W is severing its relationship with MARY. Goldberg'spartner in Gold Castle is BLAIR's SELECT RADIO REPRESENTATIVES. movie maker JULIAN ( "No Nukes ") Effective November 27, all 13 Group W O&Os SCHLOSSBERG. will be repped by RALPH GUILD's INTEREP, Debut m which will form a "dedicated rep organization" You have to hand it to KDABIOGDEN's GHB Chart just to handle the grqup. The out for Group W MIKE BUTTS, who shook his way into the came when Blair was taken over by record book by gripping 16,615 hands last RELIANCE, triggering a clause giving the week - shattering the old record of 12,387. company review rights in the event of a Blair For six hours Mike toured several colleges, ownership change. hospitals, and state agencies to press the flesh and raise over $16,000 for United Way. Blair, JOHN BLAIR & CO. has Speaking of "My hand is like mush," Butts said after it was confirmed that it's been holding discussions all over. with several potential purchasers for its radio stations through DREXEL BURNHAM. Looks What's all this we hear about Broadcasters Against Drugs? While KIIS -AM & FM's RICK like Westinghouse is interested in buying the Produced by Stephen Hague group's WFLA & WPDSITAMPA, this in DEES, LORNA LOVE, and Coach CHARLEYE addition to a possible (and widely- rumored) Management: Direct Management Group, Steve Jenseo ft Mariin Kirkup. Continued on Page 22 deal with GE -NBC for some O &Os. íßf ¡,M a,iel'. III Ili ,Y: nwwl !sad lilt' rtt,lt I:I.''r' Iw,l: III

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Continued from Page 19 WXKS- FM /BOSTON's DALE DORMAN's Carly .Simon WRIGHT were hobnobbing with the bobbies in car was stolen from the station's parking lot London live via satellite this past week, Rick last week, so he gave a description of the car slipped and made an uncontrolled remark and license plate.over the air. A loyal listener is back on top about controlled substances. Seems Dees was spotted the hot vehicle and called the station. interviewing a waitress and asked her what the Dale was able to track the car and recover again. best selection was on the menu. When she almost all of it. The only thing missing: the responded, "Me!" he chuckled, "We're getting radio. loose and wasted." Realizing the gaffe, Dees Also out of Boston: JOAN RIVERS has ordered "another round of coffee for WMRE to thank for getting her show on everyone." television. The scheduled outlet WNXE -TV She has the #1 Speaking of substance abuse: Dr. (owned by the CHRISTIAN BROADCASTING TIMOTHY LEARY is the featured guest on NETWORK) decided Joan was too saucy for AC single this WESTWOOD ONE's "Psychedelic Psnack" its tastes; in response the AM station began a next week (10/20 -24). Among other things he "Banned In Boston" campaign, which talks about his new "Mind Mirror" computer succeeded in getting Joan's show on the air. week in R&R, software package and the MOODY BLUES' Just wait till FOX takes over . . . musical declaration that "Timothy Leary's Is automated AOR KOLA /RIVERSIDE-SAN pulling heavy Dead." BERNARDINO about to go live CHR? Station "King of the Schmooze" is the title of Manager AL BARNETT says there's "no requests and selling Esquire's November profile of CBS /RECORDS format change to announce, but stay tuned." GROUP President WALTER YETNIKOFF - Should we take that as a yes or no? Walter. You'll pick your and it's pure, undiluted It's musical chairs in Atlanta as former Z93 favorite anecdote, but here's a sample through at retail, own MD /afternoon driver CHRIS THOMAS is now concerning independent promotion. Apparently the night rocker at crosstown CHR asked by GEORGE VRADENBURG, General WARM(Power- 99.7). Over at Z93, six -year and we're ready to he hadn't given Counsel for CBS, to prove that night veteran and Promotion Director or taken kickbacks, or been aware of them, LYNDSEY BURDETTE becomes MD. bring this smash Yetnikoff complains, "How the hell is a man supposed to prove a thing like that? Do you Longtime KZZP/PHOENIX afternoon driver put your pecker on the desk and swear an STEVE GODDARD has left to do mornings around to CHR. oath ?" No word yet as to what Yetnikoff thinks crosstown for PD RALPH CARROLL at of the article. KKFR. KZZP PD GUY ZAPOLEON will' have an on -air replacement for Goddard shortly, but BEARD DB RECORDS' DANNY and meanwhile KEVIN WETHERLY has added MD about an artist You can play it CAPITOL have been talking duties to his Research Director responsibilities. development deal involving several acts. The indie and the major just paired up for "Bad Hold the presses! FALCO has come out In now, or wait until Pumpkin," the new album by FETCHIN favor of a worldwide home taping royalty. The BONES. " Amadeus" rocker made his position clear at ,r later, but you will Meanwhile, bon voyage to SUSAN the recent International Confederation of BLOND -ERICKSON, who's leaving E/PIA as Authors, Composers and Publishers congress VP /Publicity to start her own PR company. in Madrid. "The best things in life are not play it because ... always free," he said. "That is why I want to Expect some heavy hitters to go after the be paid for the use of my songs." morning slot at WNEW -FM /NEW YORK, where Former WCXI -AM /DETROIT personality wake -up team members MARK McEWEN and JYL JACKSON has moved to New Orleans station vet RICHARD NEER have Arista is committed! 15-year for middays at WNOE. exited. Newsperson LISA GLASBERG remains on board, while PD CHARLIE KENDALL will be L.A. AOR vet BILLY JUGGS has joined cc doubling on mornings. the city's Classic rocker, KLSX. He's doing Coming Around WYNG /EVANSVILLE's studios were mornings for the time being, but chances are partially destroyed by fire early last Tuesday he'll eventually end up on another shift. Again" (10/7) morning. No one was injured, the all - MCA President IRVING AZOFF has been night personality escaped unharmed to call the named the 12th annual recipient of the T.J. fire department, and at present there is no MARTELL FOUNDATION's Humanitarian damage estimate. PD DALE CARTER said Award. The award is in "recognition of Azoff's that, while not official, the blaze is believed to continuing and active participation in aiding The first Arista have been deliberately set. He added that the numerous humanitarian causes," and will be station is broadcasting from the transmitter and presented in New York next April. is in need and gold country product. hit by Carly of current Too many dates to keep track of? Mark KFMW/WATERLOO is back to full height. 'em down on the new 1987 Country Simon is coming The station's transmitter tower crashed in a Calendar, now available from the COUNTRY severe storm in Nov. '82. And while KFMW MUSIC FOUNDATION. Featuring the JUDDS, has been at full power, it's been with a short GEORGE STRAIT, EXILE, the STATLERS, and home. stick. But now, says PD MARK HANSON, "We other country artists, the calendars are have a five-state listener party every day." available in bulk at discount prices.

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RIP RIDGEWAY Need Confidence In A Summer Survey? The summer Arbitron will present surprises for your rates the same as in other broadcasters, sea- which cover months rather than Ana and more will benefit from them than seems sons, or do you just "give the time is completely overlapped by possible. weeks: sell rate protection over the the Los Angeles metro. It will reveal that demographic groups other than away," assuming there is a small- summer period to spring adverti- You should be able to evaluate teens have their listening peak in er audience out there? This could sers. the summer relative to You can document the audi- your summer survey with greater other seasons. It be a daypart, where any increase ences you will also show that some dayparts are rel- deliver that warrant the confidence since you have new in revenue drops directly to the bot- higher rates. atively stronger in summer than in the rest Let regular adverti- skills in evaluating your AQH of the year. tom line. sers benefit and Therefore, the summer book is worth by giving them a lower come. In addition, the fact that studying. The cost per thousand, while Arbitron released some daypart Mon -Fri 10am -3pm you re- agencies will have 77 markets high- has its greatest duce your inventory and increase lights of a release titled listening audience should change the way they look at "Radio night. This is true for each major in your summer billings. Year -Round" at NAB's the summer, and not just be- the value of summer information Radio '86 age grouping for both men and cause Summer has its lowest Convention. This of teen listening. The listen- adult aud- for the placement of summer buys. release can be women. The listening levels are ing ience during the Mon -Fri very helpful in pointing by women 18-34 and men 35-64 6-l0am the way to from five to 12 percent above the daypart. This is some of the assets also peaks during summer. De- true for men, of a summer annual average. Women listen women, Also survey. pending on how your audience and teens. Afternoon drive New for Summer The data are presented to about two percent more (Mon than men skews, you may find your -Fri 3-7pm) is also somewhat Arbitron started - highlight variations by season rela- adults using its Day in every age group. For teenagers, 25-54 are similarly lower than the average, but gener- part Diary tive to the year's listening level affected. Sum- with the summer sur- by this daypart is below average, mer is at or above ally about the same level as fall. vey period. demographic group and daypart. the annual level This diary was design- probably because teens use radio for all adult Look not only at the AQH, but al- ed to But let's focus on summer. demographics. eliminate confusion in diary to accompany their homework dur- Here is another so at the cume. Expect to find some entries The daypart which benefits opportunity for which either omitted AM/ ing the rest of the year. marketing your seasonal real time- spent -listening changes PM or those broadcasters the most by summer audience entries which could be Do you actively market your to your advantage, with knowledge in a summer book. Your best hint interpreted as crossing measurement is Mon -Fri 7pm-mid- summer noon or evening listening? Are that could help you sell schedules of what to expect can be obtained midnight. The Daypart Diary elim- by looking at the differences be- inates the AM /PM _confusion, tween your previous spring-to-fall maintains listening levels, and surveys. Do not use fall-to-spring should provide some increase in re- (it would cover winter). Fall will sponse rate. The Daypart Diary generally be the lowest point in the should not cause any changes in RADIO year. The differences and varia- station shares or performance. tions provide the range of expecta- Metro definitions changed in Ar- tions from summer measurement. bitron's Chattanooga, San Francis- co, and Portland Among the unsung dayparts markets. STATION which Birch Radio is excited about theer- have summer value is a new delivery of its one for which there is little infor- summer quarterlies ahead of Arbitron's. mation readily available. To get in- Bear in mind, however, Birch National formation on the Mon-Fri lam-yam that has changed ACQUISITION the dates for Association daypart, special analyses need each of its Quarterly to Reports. of be purchased. A post- midnight or "Overnight" daypart will Broadcasters appear New for Fall SEMINARS with the winter Arbitron book. This daypart has its highest listening For Arbitron: New metro defini- level in summer, which should help tions will be in effect for Dayton October 24 San Francisco you with those longterm contracts and Salt Lake City. and ways to provide "make New procedures for males 18-24 goods start with fall. Here we should see November 7 St. better representation and larger Louis These nationwide general per- intabs for that demographic group. formance levels may or may not be This change should improve November 21 applicable the New York in your market. Study overall reliability and audience your market's history. Determine stability between books. Don't ex- Featuring where there Radio Industry Financial Experts To Teach You: are and are not simi- pect any one format to benefit. The larities. Try to find a rationale for greater number of male 18-24 Small & Large why di- Market Acquisition Techniques the numbers look like they do. aries will actually have smaller Next, think Property Evaluation about your market and weights, which are necessary to start looking for the success stories ensure that proper representation Sources of that Financing are particularly applicable to is still provided. For audiences your to Negotiating individual situation. change, the added 18-24s Purchase Agreements Arbitron's will have summer survey to listen quite differently than those New Tax Laws should on Property Buying & Selling begin to build greater stabil- currently available, which is not ity into the audience estimates Seminars will be- likely. be held at the locations listed below. Please make your hotel cause the sample size variations, The way the "Race/Nationality" due to "overlapping" reservations directly using the phone survey areas, question is asked will change. The numbers listed below, and specify will that you are be more consistent over the question will ask if the respondent attending the NAB Radio Acquisition Seminar. year. Previously, Arbitron could is black or white, and then if the re- have swings San Francisco Airport Marriott (800) 228 -9290 in sample size in a spondent is Hispanic or not. This Henry given county based on its measure- should improve Hispanic repre- VIII Inn at St. Louis Airport (800) 325 -1588 ment in more than one market, sentation in some markets. with each Marriott Marquis at Times Square (800) 228 -9290 market at a different Arbitron has introduced a series measurement frequency. With 77 of factors, each markets of which could act Pre-registration being measured four to improve return and response $295 (NAB members -$50 discount) times a year, intab variations by rates. Expect an improvement, but On -site registration $325 (regardless county between of membership) surveys will be re- it would be very difficult to esti- To pre- register, duced. However, this condition will mate how much improvement or for more information, call NAB Radio still at exist in those counties /metros there will be. We and Arbitron which will (202) 429 -5420. are only measured once or just have to wait and see. twice a year. The largest of these Birch Radio will situations have no occurs in Los Angeles, changes in its format where and proce- the metro of Anaheim -Santa dures for the fall quarterly 26/ R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 service.

The Label To Look or!

WHAM! "Wher=e Did Your Heart Go ?"

Third Straight Week Of Hot ADD - Tivity

ONE OF THE MOST ACTIVE NOW ON OVER 85 CHR REPORTERS! Including K106 WPHD Y100 KHTR KS103 WXKS WBLI 896 KITS KPLZ WREN WCAU WMMS KKRZ WKSE PRO -FM KBEQ KMJK

BANGLES "Walk Like An Egyptian" Heavy Phones; Explosive Chart Movement CHR CHART: DEBUT 40 103/41 - 43 %! ONE OF THE MOST ADDED ONE OF THE MOST ACTIVE TOP TEN:

Z93 7-3 KUBE 7-5 KITY 7-5 KZZU 2-2 KOZE 5-1 KPLZ 6-4 KZZB 2-1 99DTX 5-5 WCIL 14-9 KZFN 10-5

"'Walk Like An Egyptian' has just unseated 'Walk This Way,' which had been #1 requests for over 3 months."

1986. CBS Inc. MARK ST. JOHN, PD, WAVA /WASHINGTON, DC GREGORY ABBOTT "Shake You Down" Graces the top of the urban charts and has a host of CHR and AC stations that couldn't wait any longer. 52/20 - 22% The Major Market Lock -Up Continues

WXKS Y100 27-20 Added This Week: WKSE WNVZ deb 20 Q100 WANS 100KHI 99KG WPLJ add 19 B96 add WTIC 94Z WGAN KKAZ Z100 add 20 FM102 KC101 WKZL Q104 KBIM WKQB 94Q 99DTX WVBS G105 KMGX BLACK/URBAN: © The OUTFIELD "Everytime You Cry"

Their album has now broken the 1.5 million unit mark and is racing towards double platinum. Now On 80 CHR Reporters! Q Check These Moves: WKSE add WSSX 16-14 95XXX 31-23 WPHD deb 38 KWES 23-17 OK100 22-18 KEGL deb 31 WKDD 14-11 95XIL 20-17 KRBE 38-34 KJ103 29-25 K1SR 38-34 KWK 24-19 WRQN 7-6 Y94 27-20 WAMX 11 -9 KZZU 18-12 WSPT 40-34

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The BURNS SISTERS STABILIZERS "I Wonder Who's Out Tonight ?" "One Simple Thing" ifs early start at one of the most - watched radio stations in the country spells a hit in the making: It's accelerated growth at AOR makes it a candidate for immediate CHR consideration.

KZZP 26 AOR TRACKS: CC) - Arbitran Summer Results 12 +

San Francisco Chicago Boston KGO Retains Lead; KABL WGN Slips, Still Leads; Combo Up; KCBS Dips; WXKS -FM Leads; WBZ WGCI-FM Increases KRQR Ties KFOG. B/U Drops; WJIB, WRKO, Lead; WKQX & WBBM-FM WZLX Increase; Spmg '86 Su '86 FM AC In Close KGO (N/T) 7.2 7.3 Battle. Race Tightens. KSOL (B/U) Spmg '86 Su '86 4.4 5.0 Spmg '86 Su '86 KCBS WGN (Talk) (N/T) 6.8 4.9 11,4 10.1 WXKS-FM (CHR) 6.7 8.5 KNBR (Misc) WGCI-FM (B U) 4.9 4.7 7.2 8.4 WBZ (AC) 9.2 8.2 KABL-AM WBMX (B U) & FM 5.7 6.7 5.3 5.9 WBCN (AOR) 7.7 7.6 (&EZ) WBBM (News) 5.7 5.6 WJIB (13/EZ) 5.3 6.8 WLOO (B/EZ) KMEL (CHR) 3.0 4.3 5.5 5.6 WRKO (Talk) 6.0 6.8 KYUU WLUP (AOR) 4.6 (AC) 2.9 3.1 5.6 WHDH (AC) 6.9 5.1 WLAK (AC) KLOK-FM (AC) 2.4 2.6 3.9 3.6 WZLX (Gold) 4.1 4.6 WKOX (CHR) KBAY (B/EZ) 2.3 2.5 3.3 3.4 WEEI (News) 3.9 4.3 WBBM-FM KBLX-FM (A/A) 2.9 2.5 (CHR) 3.2 3.3 WROR (AC) 3.3 4.3 WCLR (AC) KOIT-FM (AC) 2.7 2.4 3.6 3.0 WSSH (AC) 4.7 4.1 WXRT (AOR) KFOG (AOR) 2.8 2.2 3.1 2.9 WMJX lAC) 3.0 3.2 WFYR (AC) KIOI(AC) 2.5 2.2 3.1 2.6 WAAF (AOR) 2.2 3.0 WJMK (Gold) KROR (AOR) 2.1 2.2 3.0 2.6 WVBF (AC) 2.9 2.6 WLS (CHR) KSAN (Ctry) 2.8 2.2 2.4 2.6 WBOS (Ctry) 2.8 2.4 WUSN (Ctry) KSFO (Gold) 2.1 2.0 2.9 2.6 WZOU (CHR) 2.4 2.1 WJJD (BBnd) KNEW (Ctry) 2.0 1.8 2.9 2.5 WILD (B/U) 2.0 1.6 WYTZ (CHR) KFRC (BBnd) 1.6 1.7 2.0 2.5 WPLM (BBnd) 1.2 1.6 WCKG (AOR) KWSS (CHR) 1.8 1.7 2.2 2.0 WCRB (Clas) 1.2 1.4 WMAO (Ctry) KYA (Gold) 1.6 1.6 2.6 1.8 WXKS (BBnd) 1.7 1.1 KKHI-AM WVON (B/U) & FM (Clas) 1.8 1.5 1.3 1.6 WMRO (AOR) 2.8 1.1 WRXR (AC) KITS (CHR) 1.9 1.5 1.2 1.5 WFNX (AOR) 1.3 1.1 WFMT (Clas) KOME (AOR) 1.6 1.5 1.7 1.4 WROL (Rel) 1.0 1.0 KDFC-AM & FM (Clas)1.3 1.4 WOJO (Span) 1.3 1.2 WNIB KOFY (Gold) 1.8 1.4 (Clas) 1.2 1.0 WGCI (B/U) KJAZ (Jazz) .9 1.2 .6 .7 KSJO (AOR) 1.1 1.2 KDIA (News) .8 1.1 KKCY (AOR) 1.3 1.0 KLIV (BBnd) 1.0 1.0 'Switched horn CHR Nassau- NEW & ACTIVE I Suffolk ONE OF "MOST ACTIVE" 92/26 Riverside - San WALK -AM & FM Tie With THIS WEEK'S ACTION: WHTZ For Lead; WPLJ Bernardino Takes Third; WXRK WXKS deb-32 KIIS 17 -14 KXYQ 26 -19 Closes In On WNEW-FM; WPHD 13 -12 KKRZ 31 -28 KDON add KGGI Grabs First; KIIS -FM WOR Up; WCTO Nearly WCAU add -40 KWOD deb -33 WIGY add-26 San Diego A Strong Second; KOST Doubles. Gains B94 20 -17 KMEL 31 -25 A Share; KDOU Spnng '86 Su '86 95XXX add KFMB Increases WALK-AM PRO -FM Slips. & FM (AC)5.5 5.8 deb -34 KPLZ 36 -33 WQCM add Dominance; KGB Takes WHTZ (CHR) 7.4 5.8 Spring '86 Su '86 WPLJ (CHR) Q107 add RI -104 deb-30 WFXX add AOR Lead; KSDO-FM KGGI (AC) .4 5.0 7.1 8.4 WOR (Talk) WAVA Gains As KSDO Slips. KIIS -FM (CHR) 3.1 4.6 add B106 add KQIZ add 4.9 6.2 WBLI (CHR) KDOU (B 5.7 4.5 Spmg '86 Su '86 /EZ) 7.9 5.6 94Q 31 -28 WKRZ add WKSF WBAB (AOR) 4.6 3.9 add KFMB (AC) 9.0 9.8 KOST (AC) 3.5 4.6 WCBS-FM (Gold) 3.5 3.7 Z93 36 -33 KXX 106 add KGB (AOR) KRTH-FM (Gold) 5.0 WCGQ add 6.6 7.3 4.3 WNEW-FM (AOR) KFI 3.3 3.6 KTKS KJOY (13/EZ) 8.2 7.1 (AC) 5.1 4.1 30 -26 WBCY deb-34 KISR add WCBS (News) 3.5 3.5 KSDO -FM (CHR) 4.8 6.5 KLOS (AOR) 4.5 3.8 KRBE deb-30 WDLX WXRK (AOR) 2.2 3.4 add WZYP add KSDO (N /T) 7.0 6.0 KFXM (BBnd) 3.7 2.8 WPAT-FM (B/EZ) 2.7 3.3 Y100 add KZIO deb -34 XHRM (B /U) 4.9 6.0 KNX (News) 2.4 2.8 WPFM add WCTO (B/EZ) 1.7 3.2 XTRA -FM (AOR) 6.6 6.0 KCKC (Ctry) 2.8 2.7 WRSR 28 -25 WGRD 34 -25 WGLF WINS (News) 2.9 3.1 add KFMB-FM (AC) 6.8 5.9 KPWR (B /U) 2.0 2.7 WABC (Talk) 2.4 2.8 Z95'17 -16 WIXX add -38 KPOP (BBnd) KCAL (Span) WBWB 28 -20 3.5 4.2 2.4 2.5 WGSM (AC) KMET 1.6 2.8 WMMS KYXY (AC) 3.1 3.0 (AOR) 2.2 2.5 on WEAG 16 -12 WLRW 31 -19 WHLI (BBnd) 3.1 2.8' KSON-FM (Ctry) 3.9 2.9 KCAL -FM (AOR) 2.0 2.4 WKTI deb-27 Z104 11 -9 WRKS (&U) 2.1 2.8 Y94 add -38 KWLT (AC) 3.1 2.9 KMEN (Gold) 1.3 2.3 WLTW (AC) 4.1 2.4 KDWB add-38 KZ93 KFSD (Glas) 2.4 KOLH (AC) 3.2 2.3 add WAZY 13 -S 2.8 WHN (Ctry) 2.7 2.2 KIFM (AC) 3.1 2.6 KOLA (AOR) 1.7 2.1 KWK 33 -26 KIYS 17 -11 KFRX add WNBC (AC) 3.5 2.2 KCBO -FM (Ctry) 2.8 2.4 KROO (AOR) 2.2 2.1 12 WNSR (AC) 2.0 2.1 WLOL -9 KFIV add KFMW 20 -14 XTRA (Gold) 2.9 2.4 KBIG (B /EZ) 4.2 2.1 WLIR-FM (AOR) 2.0 2.0 KNX (News) 1.6 1.8 KMPC (BBnd) 1.4 2.0 WKJY (B/EZ) 2.2 1.9 KLLZ (AC) KLAC (Ctry) 1.1 1.9 2.3 1.7 WOHT (B/U) 2.2 1.5 KWDJ (Ctry) .9 THE SINGLE [...ROM 1 HE ALBUM XHITZ (AOR) 1.4 1.3 1.8 WBLS (B/U) KABC (Talk) 1.4 1.8 KSON (Ctry) 1.3 1.2 2.2 1.6 WNEW (BBnd) "TRITE STORIES KIOO (AC) 1.2 1.8 KKOS(CHR) .5 1.1 .9 1.4 WPIX (AC) KNX-FM (AOR) 1.6 1.8 PRUbI'C'F.0 ANI) PFRFURMI1U BY TALKING III :\I)ti KWLT (AC) 3.1 1.1 1.4 1.4 WYNY (AC) KBON (AC) 2.0 1.4 KCBO (Ctry) 1.6 1.0 1.2 1.1 INI ü1 WEZN (B/EZ) .6 1.3 u\II\\\ A I .lEl. \I AI\., !. RN I,, KUTE (A/A) .4 1.0 'Fdmady WAPP (CHR) 30/ RJR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 MICHAEL MCDONALD SINGS HITS.

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TSE Arbitron Summer Results 12.+

Philadelphia ammo Baltimore Detroit WBAL Soars To Top; WLIF WMMR Increases Lead; WJR Hits Double Digits; Down; WXYV Gains A WEAZ Down; WUSL WJLB Level; AOR Race Share; WBSB Down. Steady; WMGK AC Tightens; WWJ Drops. Spring '86 Su '86 Champ. Spring '86 Su '86 WBAL (N T) 6.9 9.1 Spnng'86 Su '86 WJR (Mist) 9.9 11.6 WLIF (B/EZ) 10.2 8.8 WMMR (AOR) 10.9 11.5 WJLB (B/U) 7.9 7.9 WXYV (B/U) 7.7 8.7 WEAZ (B/EZ) 8.1 7.2 WJOI (B/EZ) 5.4 5.7 WBSB (CHR) 7.3 6.7 WUSL (B/U) 6.9 6.9 WRIF (AOR) 5.3 5.3 WIYY (AOR) 6.4 6.1 KYW (News) 6.8 6.5 WCZY -AM & FM 5.8 5.1 WPOC (Ctry) 6.6 5.8 WWDB (Talk) 4.0 5.3 (CHR) WFBR (AC) 4.6 4.4 WMGK (AC) 4.9 5.0 WLLZ (AOR) 4.1 5.0 WWDC-FM (AOR) 2.4 3.2 WCAU-FM (CHR) 4.4 4.7 WWJ (News) 6.3 4.7 WMKR (CHR) 3.6 3.1 WPEN (BBnd) 4.5 4.7 CKLW (BBnd) 5.0 4.1 WITH (BBnd) 2.6 3.0 WCAU (News) 4.7 4.1 WHYT (OHR) 5.0 4.0 WBGR (Rep 2.9 2.8 WDAS-FM (B/U) 4.0 3.9 WNIC -AM & FM (AC) 3.8 4.3 WYST-FM (AC) 2.8 2.8 WXTU (Ctry) 3.8 3.8 W W WW (Ctry) 3.5 3.5 WWIN-FM (B/U) 2.8 2.7 WYSP (AOR) 3.6 3.6 WCAO WXYT (Talk) 3.5 3.4 (Ctry) 3.3 2.4 WKSZ (AC) 3.4 3.5 WDTX (CHR) 2.8 3.1 WHUR (B/U) 2.0 2.3 WSNI (AC) 4.7 3.5 WLTI (AC) 2.5 2.6 WEBB (B/U) 2.3 2.0 WIP (Misc) 3.2 2.6 WOMC (AC) 3.6 2.6 WQSR (Gold) 2.9 1.9 WI00 (AOR) 2.6 2.5 WKSG (Gold) 3.1 2.4 WROX (CHR) .8 1.8 WFLN (Clas) 1.8 2.0 WGRX (AOR) WORS (Clan) 1.1 2.1 1.2 1.7 WFIL (Gold) 1.8 1.6 WWIN (B WMJC (AC) 2.2 2.1 U) 1.2 1.7 WTRK (CHR) 1.5 1.6 WCBM (AC) WJZZ (Jazz) 2.3 1.9 1.4 1.4 WDAS (B/U) 1.0 1.1 WHFS (AOR) 1.2 1.2 WGPR (B /U) 1.8 1.7 CKLW-FM (Gold) .9 1.5 NEW & ACTIVE WCxI (Ctry) 1.0 1.4 WCHB (B /U) 1.1 1.2 139/38 WOBH (B/U) .8 1.1 WHND (Gold) 1.1 1.0 ONE OF THE Washington, "MOST ACTIVE" Houston TRACK DC KMJQ Takes First; KKBQ WKYS Builds Lead, Other Combo Down; KRBE -FM Cleveland Urbans Up; WMAL Slips; Gains; KODA Stable. WMMS Holds First; WQAL WMZQ-FM Down. Spnng 86 Su '86 Gains; WMJI Widens AC Spring '86 Su '86 KMJO (B/U) 8.0 8.0 Lead; WZAK Urban WKYS (B U) 7.6 8.0 KK BO-AM & FM(CHR) 8.3 7.4 WGAY (B EZ) 7.3 7.2 KIKK-FM (Ctry) 7.4 6.8 Champ. WHUR-AM & FM KODA (B EZ) . 6.2 6.4 Spnng '86 Su '86 (B U) 6.1 6.5 KRBE-FM (CHR) 5.1 6.2 WMMS (CHR) 13.2 13.5 WMAL (AC) 6.8 5.8 KTRH (News) 5.8 5.8 WOAL (B /EZ) 7.1 8.2 WWDC-FM (AOR) 4.4 4.7 KILT-FM (Ctry) 5.7 5.7 WMJI (AC) 7.0 7.8 WAVA (CHR) 4.7 4.5 KLOL (AOR) 3.8 5.0 WWWE (N/T) 4.9 6.9 WMZQ-FM (Ctry) 6.8 4.4 KFMK (AC) 6.6 4.6 WLTF (AC) 6.7 6.3 WROX (CHR) 3.5 4.3 KPRC (N/T) 3.4 4.4 WDOK (B /EZ) 6.5 5.9 WDJY (B/U) 3.9 4.2 KQUE (AC) 4.6 3.7 WGCL (CHR) 5.4 5.1 DON'T WTOP (News) 4.3 4.1 KJYY (AC) 2.7 3.1 WZAK (B /U) 4.8 4.9 WCXR (Gold) 5.3 3.8 KLAT (Span) 1.1 3.0 WBBG (BBnd) 4.5 4.2 WBMW (CHR) 2.3 3.6 KLTR (AC) 4.4 3.7 WGAR -FM (Cty) 4.0 3.6 WLTT (AC) 3.8 3.2 KRBE (Gold) 7 1.2 WDMT (B /U) 4.8 3.5 GET WGMS (Clas) 3.1 2.8 KSRR (AOR) 4.8 2.9 WERE (N /T) 3.8 3.5 WCLY & WPGC KXYZ (Span) 1.0 1.8 WROC (CHR) 2.1 2.5 (AC) 2.7 2.5 KYOK (B/U) 1.4 1.8 WONE -FM (AOR) 1.9 1.8 WWRC (BBnd) 3.1 2.5 WRMR (B /EZ) 1.9 1.8 ME WXTR (Gold) 1.6 2.2 WCLV (Clas) 1.5 1.6 WASH (AC) 1.7 1.8 WJMO (B /U) 2.0 1.5 WTKS (AC) 1.5 1.8 WABO (Rel) 1.4 1.4 WYCB (Rel) WBEA (CHR) i all [! 1.0 1.7 1.2 1.1 WHFS (AOR) 1.3 1.3 WHK (Gold) 1.9 1.1 THE WGAR (Ctry) .8 1.0 NEW SINGLE PRODUCED BY JIMMY (OVINE AND BOB CLEARMOUNTAIN Format Legend FROM THE FORTHCOMING ALBUM AC- AdulVContemporary, AOR- Album- Oriented Rock, BBnd -Big GET CLOSE Band, Blk- Black, BM /Easy- Beautiful Music /Easy Listening, CHR - Contemporary Hit Radio, Clas- Classical, Ctry- Country, Gold - Oldies, Jazz -Jazz, Misc- Miscellaneous, News -News, N/T- 9 News /Talk, Rel- Religious, Span- Spanish, Talk -Talk, Urbn-

1986 WEA RECORDS LTD. Urban Contemporary.

32/ R&R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 NETWORKS /PROGRAM SUPPLIERS

REED RUNZEL CBS World Series Lineup

After playing more games in one season than most pro Detroit Tigers. He made history in football players go through in a lifetime, the boys of sum- 1984 when he became the first man- mer are finally heading into the final days of autumn. The ager to win 100 games in a season long 1986 baseball season is almost over no strikes, very with two different teams and win a CBS - World Series in both leagues. RADIO Elliot SPORTS few player holdouts, and clear runaways in each of the has provided pre -and post -game JACK BUCK SPARKY ANDERSON four major league divisions. The World Series begins to- summaries for the Series for the morrow (10/18) - and for the 11th consecutive season the past ten years and has covered vir- CBS Radio Network is broadcasting the play -by-play. tually every professional sport. The Spanish broadcasts will be More than 250 CBS affiliates will FROM ORANGE PRODUCTIONS: The CBS announce team broad- called by Juan Vene carry the broadcasts in the US, and and Gustavo casting the World Series play -by- Lopez Moreno. Vene is known more than 400 international outlets to play includes Jack Buck, Spark), the Hispanic will air the best-of-seven series community as the Anderson, and Win Elliot. Buck voice of the New York through Armed Forces Radio. In Yankees, New Special, has called the Series action for CBS and addition, the network will also pro- also anchors the Spanish lan- three times, and has covered the duce a Spanish language broadcast guage version of "This Week In National League Championships Baseball." Moreno has San scheduled to be carried by 25 Cab- been a for the network since 1978. He also Diego Padres Heritage Programs allero Radio Network stations in announcer for 16 has been Sports Director at KMOX/ years, and has teamed up with the US and a total of 175 worldwide. St. Louis for 30 years and is co-host 11 Producing a sportscast for radio Vene for years of CBS post-sea- Narberth, PA -based Orange Productions has intro- of "The NFL Tonight" on CBS. son broadcasts. is less of a logistical nightmare duced two new radio programs: "Something Anderson is back in the World The World Series broadcasts are Special," an than doing one for television. In- MOR-oriented Series commentary chair for the scheduled to run through weekly hour-long music show ; and "Reflec- stead of involving dozens of differ- October eighth year and also manages the 26, if necessary. tions On The Black Experience," a daily Black/Urban ent camera angles and scores of series. technicians, radio can broadcast the game with two or three micro- "Something Special" is describ- programmers recognize this." phones, a cassette recorder, and Syndicate It ed as "an intimate hour of music several expert announcers. But and interviews," and features tra- "Reflections" is a :60 daily vign- covering an event with the scope of 9 9 ditional and contemporary MOR ette focusing on black heritage. the World Series still presents Unveils "Essence artists. The show is hosted by "We found that stations are very some challenges Says CBS Execu- "Sounds Of Sinatra" host Sid interested in serving the communi- tive Producer Frank Miller, "Tele- Syndicate It Productions, in a joint effort with Es- Mark, and is targeted at a 35+ ty with information on black herit- vision has a mammoth operation sence magazine, has developed a new program targeted to audience. "I've enjoyed a terrific age and history," Cohen explains. going. Just the number of camer- Black/Urban radio stations. relationship with artists like Steve "By creating a daily :60 trivia- and Eydie, Tony Bennett, Vic Da- style feature we've given stations as, not to mention their pre-and "You ... From The Pages Of Es- is information that you can use as mone, and newcomers like Pia Za- the opportunity to be good pro- post -game shows, dwarfs us in size. sence Magazine," aimed at the soon as you hear it." dora," says Mark. "We'll get their grammers and good neighbors." "Still. we have a lot of basic ar- black female audience, deals with Essence Editor -In -Chief Susan music and their personality across The program is rangements we have to consider," self-help topics based on articles Taylor adds, "All of us are excited written and to the audience." voiced Miller continues. "These include published in the magazine. Lead- about the show. We think our by noted black historian that "The great artists are not nostal- ordering booth facilities, working ing experts will comment on a vari- teaming with Syndicate It makes a Mark Hyman, who stresses that gia," Orange Productions Presi- black heritage - with the Commissioner's Office ety of topics including beauty, winning combination. The pages of should be a year dent Lita Cohen adds. "They and round interest, not and the various clubs, ordering our mental health, relationships, Essence, with their current topics just something their music are as vital as ever to to highlight during Black satellite system, arranging the en- money, nutrition, and career strat- of interest to women, will be rein- History the stations' core audiences, and Month in gineers, and installing lines into the egies. "You" is hosted by broad- forced in the radio message." February. hometeam dugout and dressing cast journalist Gillian Harris, who The programs are set to run on a rooms. There are a lot of consider- says, "'You' is a show for contemp- daily basis for 13 consecutive ations we have to work out." orary and progressive people. This weeks. All Star Tap -Dance

All Star Radio has signed radio's first (they say) tap dancing newscaster. Sondra Lowell, who has covered the news while demonstrating her fancy footwork on KABC/Los Angeles as well as several TV talk shows, is now available to dance and sing the news nationwide. Lowell first tapped out the news while dancing to "Tea For Two," but the song's publisher disagreed fions has two new weekly pro- with her choice in music. She now grams available for national syn- uses her own composition, "Tap dication. Dance The News," as the musical "Back At The Chicken Shack" background for her delivery. Lowell features artists involved in the de- claims to be the first reporter to re- velopment of early rock and roll and port a tap dance newscastirom be- urban blues, including Big Joe hind the Iron Curtain, and also tap- Turner, Richard Berry, Screamin' ped out coverage of the 1986 royal Jay Hawkins, and Koko Taylor. wedding of Prince Andrew and Artist interviews are mixed with or- Sarah Ferguson. iginal recordings to present vintage Says Lowell of her news delivery: material in a contemporary setting. "Someone had to fill the gap be- "The Cactus Ranch Barn Dance" tween news and entertainment. I'm applies nostalgia to country pro-

glad I could be of service." gramming through interviews with TRICK OR TREAT During recent NAB Radio - the '86 in New Orleans, Cap Cities/ABC arty Global Satellite Network Chicken Nuggets, such artists as Wanda Jackson, sponsored a Mississippi riverboat cruise on the Natchez, with music provided by Cheap Trick. Pictured during a break Tommy Collins, Billy Walker, are (I -r): Global's Howard Gillman; CT's Robin Zander; ABC's John Axten Beverly Padratzik; CT's Rick Nielsen; Cactus and Cooler Rose Maddox, and Charlie Walk- ABC's Jim Arcara, and CT's Jon Brant & Bun E. Carlos. Santa Barbara -based A Produc- er.

R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986/33 NETWORK FEATURE FILE NEWS & INFORMATION FEATURES October 20-24

MUSIC FEATURES The Week Of COMEDY GENERAL INFORMATION October 27 -31 i The Weekend Album Party (NBCE) Pete Townsend American Music Magazine (US) Amatellin U (DD) The Blimp (PM) Janet Rota-rooter Jackson (10/27/ Daryl Hap (10'30) repair /sit up and beg/smart is a four Late night TV: office rivalries disciplining letter word/professional undergraduate/ OMD (10/28) Howard Jones (10 31) children/appearances of politicians expensive October 25 -26 Cameo (10/291 I got mine at AU stereo equipment obsession The Concert Hour (WO) Bobby Jo Ambergey's Eugene Wilde/Jets Bar & Grill (DD) Car Show American Eagle Singles night/happy hour ugly /the perfect (DIR) Metalshop (MJI) Country Calendar (CW) Coast To Coast (SCGI) Tom T. Ha /Roger Miler Wasp pairprettier at closing time bulletproof Lee Greenwood (10/27) Warren Hirschfield. chief engineer for Cadillac Comedy (MJI) Christian Music Of America (ABCR) Charlie Daniels (10/28)Conway Twitty (10/31) Hour Live Guest: Harry Shearer/Saturday Night Countdown America (CCA) Larry Gatlin 8 the Gatlin Brothers Band /10 24) Juice Newton (10/29) Tammy Wynette (11/1) Computer Program (PM) Live/Bill Cosby /Albert BrooksBob 8 Ray Rick FbriiWhite Heart Musical! (WO) Steve Earl (10/30) T. Graham Brown (11/2) Elementary school use /college ose. smxl Comedy Show business use'powertul The Countdown Supernatural themes Country Report (WRN) portables word (WO) -Marne'. Ruby Keeler processors Sweethearts With Dick Cavett (CW) General Kane Millie Jackson Musical Starstreams (FF) of the Rodeo /Leon Everett/ Lyle Lovett blaloweed Robert Klein /Abbott 8 COStelo/BOb Countdown America Pierre Bachelet Earth News (WO) NewhartFlip Wilson /Gene Wilder ,'Jonathan With Dick Clark (US) National Howard Stern Show (DIR) Winters Entertainment Eddie Money. Bun Lancaster 8 Kirk Douglas. Elton John Father Guido SarduccvBilly Squire Coast-to-Coast (CBSR) 'Tough Guys"/Neil Young /Marc Price 8 Gene Daily Feed (DCA) Saly Struthers/Wlliam Devane David John Leader's National Music Survey (WO) Simmons: "Trick or Treat .)Cassandra Max replaces Bernard Kalb /LaRouche-Hnkley 8 David /Isle of Mat'Bums Sisters Countdown USA (CUSA) Dan Fogleberg/Madonna.Paul Simon Peterson' "ENira, Mistress of the Dark" in '88.'aí Soviet subs sink/did the Iceland cometh/Nancy's autumn fall schedule R c Ocasek On The Radio (NSBA) Encore With Jim Lange (WO) Country Report Countdown(WRN) Steve Winwood 1952: Peggy Lee Hiney Wine (DD) Health Care (PIA) Hiney toast know it's hineyeven with John Schneider T Brown/Girls Next Door Party In Concert (WO) you your Common sense of preventive medicine America (ABCR) eyes closedhineyween /trick for hiney George Carlin/OMD /Survivor Red Rider Bruce Hornsby 8 The Range Country Today (MJI) Irving Loblolly (DD) Pioneers In Line One (WO) NBC Extra (NBC) Judds Music (DIR) Running back wide receiver/pep rally/who's on Fabulous Thunderbirds The new bottom line. Pt 2 Dick Clark's Electric Rock of the '60s. '70s. '80s: Rick first/fumbling for dollars Wakeman/Yes/Moody Blues/Devo /Roxy Live From Gilley's (WO) Rock, Music /Brian /Thomas Jackie The Joke Man (OHR) Roll & Remember (USP) Eno Dolby/Eurythmics Salute to Country Music Month National procrastinaaot weekannies tired/good Page One (PIA) Smokey Robinson & the Miracles Powercuts (GSN) Music Of America (ABCR) on the piano,romantic elephants'hot Shimon Peres and Yitzhak Shamir Israel's Dr. Demento (WO) PretendersKBC Band Larry Gatlin 8 the Gatlin Brothers dog wagon Prime Meister Halloween show Reslin' & A Rockin' (RI) Off The Record (WO) Laugh Machine (PM) Elvis Hour (CRS) Robert Palmer/Whoop Goldberg Huey Lewis/Toto /Tina Tuner George Carlin Bob Hope /Robert Klein,Rodney Public Affairs (PIA) The King sings Dangertield Soupy SalesSteven Wright/Emo Reelin' In The Years (GSN) Examining education Off The Record Special (WO) Ph,lps. Entertainment Bob Dytan /Jefferson Jackie MasoVPhyliis Diller Airplane Bad Company Coast To Live From The Improv (DIR) Coast (CBSR) Rock Chronicles (WO) Pop Concerts/ Ronnie Shakes. Bobby Slayton/Evan Davis/ Reviewing Stand (PIA) Halloween show: Gene Simmons /EN,raiAlyssa Producer of the year Dave Stewart, Star Trak Profiles (WO) Steve Schaffer Jeff Mader Tax reform Pat 3: What it means to business Milano/Vincent Price Steve Wmwood /David 8 David Paul McCartney profile. Pt Haskell Benoshay Life bell Mary Beth Rock Watch 2 Mel Blanc's Future Hits (WO) (USP) Rockline Berkoff/Apples Europe. R W "Johnny" Apple David Lee Roth (GSN) Biankety Blancs (ASR) Paul Young/Genesis Daryl Hal ; Joe Jackson,Pet Shop Boys Scott Muni's Ticket To Balloon man/Einstein /weather till now/tongue Great Sounds (USP) Ride (DIR) Michael Des Barres twister/town crier Sound Advice (PM) Abbey Road Rash medical trouble- shooting hospitalization Lettermen Rock Over London (RI) National Comedy Wireless (DD) Scott Shannon's warranties 8 services handling records Highlights (DIR) Paul Young,Anti- heroine interviews Larry's imperfect pet shop/Iceland candy Rockin' America preserving plastics preening records Freddie Hubbard /Fun Seals Countdown(WO) Rock Today (MJI) bar/starine- Johnny /bite this, Gorbachev Bon JovBoston/Toto John Landers' Talking Heads National Lampoon's Sports Explosion (PIA) Sinatra Special (CRS) Hit Music USA (US) Shootin' The Breeze (WO) True Facts (SLP) Reggie Jackson Chris Chambliss Dan Reeves Harty James Hank Bulough. Elton John.Van Halen Jeffrey Osboume /Usa Usa & Cup Jam,' Great baps of fire'coffin up /beam me up can't Mark Murphy Solid Gold Saturday Stacy Latfisaw see the forest/mama mia Hot Rocks (USP) Night (US) Buddy Holy 8 Billy Ocean the Cnckets Solid Gold Country (USP) Party Drop -ins (ASR) Sports Flashback (CW) Star Beat (MJI) Birthday salute: Lee Greenwood (10/27) Slimy's seafood hut all rerun cable network/how NL East '84 winner Pete Rose's 4000m hit King Biscuit Cameo Feature year 1979 (10,28) to party 427 /Merle Normal make -older 8 team, NL'84 Cy Young award-'84 Cubs record offer champ catcher: '84 Tiger pitcher no hitter '84 Flower Hour (DIR) Solid Gold Country stars in the news (10,29) Superstars Rock Concert (WO) AL East winner NFL kickoff return record GTR Jackson Browne Golden Duets: #1 Duet albums (10/301 Radio Hotline (ASR) Birthday salute: Bill World of beef picking you up on my radio/ex- Jazz Show That's Love Mderson (10/31) (WO) plosive pens'deeiay scrapbook only Sporting News Report (CW) With David Sanborn Yoko Solid Gold Scrapbook (US) (NBCE) Ono/Ben E. King/Belinda Carlisle 49 states Ernie Harwell / Rocky Bleier/Gordon White: Ray Lee Rltenour The name genie, chapter 2 (10/27) Top 30 USA (CBSR) Wersching. Wit Fleming This week in 1960 (10/28) Stevens di Grdnic's Legends Of Rock (NBCE) 1965 top ten tunes Live in concert (10/29) Comedy Drop -ins (ASR) Supertramp Urban Sports Trivia (SM) Music Magazine (SI) This week in 1967 (10/30) Voce chips/battle of network sports - Genobia casters/Bobby Rockiaw high school New York Mets' Gary Cater Live Album Party (NBC) JeterNesta Williams/Beau Williams Halloween novelties 8 nonsense songs (10/31) detective /Bill 8 Doc /topless PSA Pete Townsend Weekly Country Special Edition (WO) Live From United Spots Of America (ASR) Wireless Flash (CN) The Apollo (WO) Music Countdown (USP) Jean Came /Pieces of a Dream Laven Wayon Jennings Lggies/vicarious traveVnatbnat ".Mama's Family": Vicki Lawrencer "The Day Star Trak (WO) /boogaloo /placebos checklne stereo The Universe Changed " -- James Burke/REM Eddie Money /Bon Jovi/M of Noise

NETWORK PEOPLE

ABC TalkRadio promotes David gion; and Batusic as Sales Director/ ing, her background includes stints as Rimmer to Director /Station Operations Midwest region, and subsequent Mid- Promotions Director at WXRK /New & Services. Rimmer most recently west Region Sales Director for both York and Staff Producer at Narwood served as the network's East Coast WW1 & Mutual. Productions. Operations Manager. Before joining In other company activity, Thomas Also at USRN, Bob Bartolomeo be- TalkRadio in 1983, Rimmer was Pro- Evans comes aboard as Mutual's New comes Manager /Sports & Entertain- gram Coordinator for NBC's Talknet, York -based Director /Research; he pre- ment; prior to this appointment he was prior to which he was with WOR /New viously was Director of Research for with WMZO -AM & FM/Washington. At York for five years. the NBC Radio Network. Also, Bill the same time, Steve Taylor joins the Angela Becker joins NBC Enter- Roberts segues tq Mutual's Program network as White House correspon- tainment as Manager /Program Clear- Clearance Manager, Midwest Region dent. Most recently a freelance corre- ance. She has served as Radio Buying post. He was previously GSM at spondent for Post -Newsweek Televi- Unit Supervisor for New York -based WAGE/Leesburg, VA and operator/ sion, he has also served as general Ted Bates Advertising since 1985, owner of WCKM /Winnsboro, SC. In assignment correspondent for ABC and also worked with Ogilvy & Mather, addition, Mitzi Barnes is named South- Radio & Television. Marschalk Company, and Dancer, west Clearance Coordinator, advanc- In other company activity, Kerry Fitgerald, Sample. ing from her Contract Administrator Ward, Karen Akerstrom, and Mark post at Mutual. Also, Kathy Springer Maddrey become Station Clearance Westwood One/Mutual promotes becomes Administrative Assistant Reps for United Stations Programming IT'S ON US That's the positioning statement taken by United Stations in Gary Schonfeld - and Greg Batusic to while Meredith Dayton joins Mutual's Network's Washington, DC office. its new media presentation, which was unveiled for advertisers and agencies VP/New York Sales Manager (WW1) L.A. office as Western Clearance Co- Ward was USRN's Marketing Assistant in New York, Los Angeles, Detroit, and Chicago over the past week. Pic- and VP /Midwestern Region Sales Man- ordinator. for the past 2Y, years, Akerstrom was tured prior to the West Coast premiere at Pip's Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills ager, respectively. are (l -r) Levi- Strauss District Sales Manager Tom Krakker, Both joined WW1 in KNX /Los Angeles's Community Serv- United Stations the partner Dick Clark, and Levi -Strauss Regional Sales Manager Wendt Taylor. summer of '85: Schonfeld as Direc- Janice Ginsberg joins United Sta- ices/Technical Operations Coordina- tor/New Business Development, ad- tions as Director/Artist Relations. Most tor since 1982, and Maddrey recent- vancing .- to Sales Director /Eastern Re- recently a Producer at DIR Broadcast- ly interned at WCHL /Chapel Hill, NC. '34 /R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 O 44 ß 0 O G

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New York Washington, D.C. Chicago Detroit Dallas Los Angeles London SALES I The Image Issue

By David Franklin Imagine two cans of green beans on a groc- Remember the two cans of er's shelf. One is generic, and the other is a na- green beans? Both contain- tional, name -brand product. The generic can ed essentially the same pro- has a plain white label with black printing. The duct; the only difference name -brand's label is quite colorful. Which between the two was in the can packaging. To the consum- will the average consumer reach for, put in the car, and purchase? er, the product with the in- The ñame -brand product, in ferior packaging was an in- most cases. The next question is: which can of ferior product. beans is comparable to, your station? One of our greatest sales Consumers purchase tools available is the ability name brands more to create our own image - often not than generics not David Franklin is an air of what our stations are, LIP SERVICE - Among the 2000 recipients of the Blair Radio Repre- only as a sentation Division's radios personality at KTWN /Tex- but of what we persuade the with moving lips was (I) DFS /Dorland World- result of strong product wide, NY VP/Radio Media arkana, listeners to Sam Michaelson. Also on hand: Blair Radio NY merchandising and adver- TX. believe they AE Rosemary Zimmerman. tising, but also are. A radio station is really because of just another type of merchan- a bunch of people's creates what is known as voices, your market dising that is just as some music, and - a faceless, Next, you must concen- impor- the "image" of the product. generic radio station. tant: the product's label, technical equipment. trate on your on-the -spot or The image you create for Sounds Go back and imagine packaging. A a little generic, a merchandising, or the combination your "product" will do as can of both prior promotion doesn't it? Without the of beans again - only packaging of your product. and much work selling it as this on- the -spot proper packaging, that's all time the can is your It must be colorful and it merchandising your best salesperson can. station. you are to the people in Into the can put must stand out to keep the your music, personalities, consumer (listener), listen- news department, contests, ing to it. Through on -air and local features; all the promotions, slogans, and ingredients that make your jingles, you package your radio station a unique pro- product and complete the duct. image of what you have Your next task is to let persuaded listeners to be- INTERACT the consumer know your lieve your radio station is. 0-- - product is available. Just as So ask yourself what im- WITH THE MOST ACTIVE the name brands merchan- age your product has, dise their products through whether it's good or bad, MUSICSCAN Plus is winning favor with top radio program- the various media, so and what you can do to en- mers across the U.S. and in Canada -fast. should you, through bill- hance the image. Let today MUSICSCAN Plus is working for them now, winning ratings. boards, print, TV, commun- be the day you start mer- ity involvement, and other MUSICSCAN Plus is the HOT music scheduling system from chandising your product TAPSCAN. methods. Consumers will more effectively. You not purchase a product they MUSICSCAN has already become the industry definition might find it's like opening cient music for effi- do not know is rotation. The system provides every tool you need available. a whole new can of beans. cise control for pre- over the broadcast day... it's that versatile. And now interactive. Schedule it's a 24 -hour pre -log in ONE minute; retest any song, then MUSICSCAN will suggest possible replacements. elements You can swap instantly within any hour or across the entire day. All are immediately changes SPOTS reflected in your "History" files for absolute accuracy. Blair's Radio Representation MUSICSCAN is as dynamic as radio...new features Divi- Major Market Radio has been are developed sion conducted a "We and added constantly. Yet MUSICSCAN Talk Radio" selected to replace Masla as national will never become "too compli- contest /giveaway cated" -the system's ease of for advertising sales rep for the United Broadcasting operation is self- evident, even if your first agencies time with MUSICSCAN is your first covered by the national Co. United stations now represented time with a computer. sales offices of the division's Select by MMR include: KSOL/San Francis- Radio, Blair Radio, Ask anyone who has worked with the system...use and Torbet Ra- co, KALI /Los Angeles, WROC /Cleve- it once, and dio. AEs distributed 2000 radios with nothing else will do. The hottest stations in land, WJMO/Cleveland, WKDM/New the country are switching to moving lips that lip -sync MUSICSCAN. And no one who's ever the music, York, WYST -AM & FM /Baltimore, begun using MUSICSCAN has ever news, or talk stopped. being broadcast. Ac- and WINXIRockville, MD. The com- companying the radios were entry pany's WDJY/Washington will be blanks for a Montego Bay vacation represented by Weiss & Powell. (205) 987 -7456 giveaway. A total of four trips were MMR has also announced its repre- awarded on October 15. Or Call Toll Free: 1 sentation of KEBC/Oklahoma City, -800- 634 -3322; When Dial Tone Returns, Dial 726 formerly represented by Torbet Ra- dio. Metro Radio Reps of Denver has RAB has released a booklet that brought together five area radio sta- includes findings from its "Media Tar- tions to create a local unwired net- geting For The '90s" research project work, and claims to - be the first corn conducted by R.H. Bruskin and As- pany utilizing last May's combination sociates. The results offer an up -to- talffrOrg: sales deregulation by the FCC. date comparative analysis of the major KBRO -AM & FM /Denver, KDENIDen- media, using time spent as a criteria. 2100 DATA PARK, SUITE ver, KLSCIAurora, 202 BIRMINGHAM, AL 35244 and KTCLIFt. Col- For more information, contact RAB's BOSTON CHICAGO lins are the non -affiliated LOS ANGELES TORONTO stations in- Danny Flamberg at (212) 254- volved. The IN CANADA: 60 ST. CLAIR AVENUE EAST, SUITE combination approach is 4800. (w /pic) 510 TORONTO, ONTARIO M4T IN5 intended to allow smaller stations to compete more effectively PHONE: (416) 963 -9944 for major This column was coordinated by Jim advertising dollars. Dawson. 36 /R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 IMAGE & MARKETING

Aspects Of The Managerial Mind HARVEY MEDNICK

A NEW WAY OF THINKING Managerial Minds Really Do Work Differently

At this year's BPME meeting I found not only that the the steps necessary for moves that quality of promotion/marketing people has increased, but will take years to complete, but can that these professionals have very real ambitions to move also envision the consequences of upward in our industry. Since the development each step and take the appropriate and execu- measures to set plans in tion of long -range marketing plans motion. is an integral part of If you've now started to measure upward mobility in our field, I thought you'd be interested yourself with an eye towards a GM in some new research you can use to assess your own man- stripe or better in the future, be agement potential. It will also help you deal with manag- aware that a person typically be- ers you must work with both the ones at your station comes able to handle progressively - as longer well as those at the client, agency, and advertiser level. time frames over a lifetime. Time Frame not guarantee superior managerial However, this process is not devel- Is An Important Gauge thinking, and there is no standard- After years of studying the sub- oped smoothly. It occurs in spurts ized college board -type test at this the individual ject, behavioral scientists have "Executive types are not that carry from a Time frame is believed to be the time to determine executive think- minimum one -day time frame to a concluded that there is indeed only able to identify the best indicator of broader mental ing ability. something distinctive about the three -month time frame and, after capabilities called cognitive power. I was fascinated by this study workings of the executive mind. steps necessary for a reasonable interval at each Cognitive power is not IQ; it does and wanted to bring it to your The expert who has labored longest stage, to one -year, two-year, five-, not reflect raw at- moves that will take brainpower, but tention not only as a resource for in this field is Elliott Jacques, Di- ten -, and maybe 20 -year time how perception years to complete, but and thinking are your own career assessment and rector of the Institute of Organiza- frames. I was surprised to find that organized and how they operate. development, but also as a guide in tional and Social Studies at Eng- can also envision the most of the population is never cap- An individual capable of thinking dealing with the managerial people land's Brunel University. He bases able of planning out more than a one year consequences of each ahead has one level of with whom you interact in the per- his findings on a 30 -year study of an three -month time span. If you plan cognitive power, someone capable formance of your job. engineering outfit in England. The step and take the a quarter in advance promotionally, results are shared with you here appropriate measures you're part of the norm. A Now all of you potential 250-year courtesy of Fortune magazine. smaller group is capable of envi- planners to set plans in motion." can resume normal sioning an entire year. Only one "A near-genius IQ does breathing and go back to planning One Dominant Thought person out of several million is cap- for tomorrow. The core of Jacques's findings is doubt found, maybe at your own able of a 20-year time frame. To not guarantee superior a concept he calls the "time station, it taxes some folks to figure give you a target to shoot at, Jac- managerial thinking, and frame" ques noted that Konosuke Matsu- of the individual. He has out what they have to do, and in there is no test to found that individuals vary dra- what order, for the day. Jacques shita has laid down a 250-year plan matically in terms of the time peri- claims that others, namely execu- for the giant Japanese company determine executive DATELINES ods they can think out, organize, tive types, can see a long way. (of which Panasonic is a small thinking ability." and work through. As you have no part) that bears his name. They are not only able to identify 1987 The Good Stuff February 1-4 Jacques found that there is a sort National Religious Broadcasters 44th of natural structure to organiza- of thinking out two years is at the Annual Convention ONE YEAR AGO TODAY tions engaged in work. Most jobs next level, and so on. Sheraton Washington, Washington, can be classified according to the Each level has a characteristic DC mode of thought. For example, Jim Harper programs WDTX /Detroit time frame required of the worker. a February 7 -10 person capable of thinking out ten Rick Balis OMIPD at KSHEISt. Louis The unskilled can almost always Radio Advertising Bureau 7th Annual years can shape whole systems. He Arbitron announces four surveys per year for top 75 markets get by with a one-day horizon. Per- Managing Sales Conference can understand how a large organi- #1 CHR: "Take On Me A-Ha (WB) (3 wks) sons holding down base level man- Hyatt Regency, Atlanta agerial positions, if they're to be zation (such as a group of stations) #1 AC: "Part-Time Lover" - Stevie Wonder ( Tamla/Motown) (3 wks) March 28 -April 1 any good at them, must be capable fits together, imagine how its boun- #1 BIU: "Part-Time Lover" - Stevie Wonder (Tamla/Motown) (3 wks) National Association of Broadcasters daries might be expanded ( such as #1 Country: "Can't Keep A Good Man Down" Alabama (RCA) (2 wks) of at least a three -month time 65th Annual Convention - by getting into cable or #1 AOR Track: "Sleeping Bag" ZZ Top (WB) frame. (Got that ?) Dallas Convention Center, Dallas - production), and reason through #1 LP: "Scarecrow" Jacques's research also showed - John Cougar Mellencamp (Riva/PG) (8 wks) April 1 -5 that the best organizations, in the second or third-level conse- Alpha Epsilon Rho 45th Annual Con- of quences of such a move. terms productivity and morale, vention are those which possess a natural FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY What Clarion Hotel, St. Louis progression : one -day time frame This Means 'lb You workers report to a department April 26 -29 If you believe this information is #1 CHR: "Arthur's Theme' Christopher Cross (WB) (3 wks) head who can organize three Broadcast Financial Management As- - valid, you now have a gauge to #1 AC: "Hard To Say" - Dan Fogelberg (Full Moon /Epic) (2 wks) months, he in turn follows a man- sociation Annual Meeting measure your peers and superiors. Marriott #1 BIU: "Take My Heart" Kool & The Gang (De- Lite/Polygram) ager who can plan longer, Copley Place, Boston - a year or This is useful because a large part #1 Country: "Never Been So Loved (In All My...) Charley Pride (RCA) that manager reports June 6 -9 - to a GM with of our jobs involves planning ahead #1 LP: "Tattoo You" Rolling Stones (Rolling Stones/Atlantic) (2 wks) a two-year time frame, American Advertising Federation An- - and the GM in concert with other department answers to a corporate VP capable nual Convention heads. It also gives you a reference of strategizing over five years. On Buena Vista Palace Hotel, Orlando point when dealing with people at TEN top of this structure sits a CEO who June 10 -13 YEARS AGO TODAY the top; if they can't think in a time looks forward ten years. In American Women in Radio simple frame longer than yours, you have and Televi- terms, this ability is called sion 36th Annual Convention #1 CHR: "Rock'N Me" Steve Miller (Capitol) to deal with them on a task-orient- - "vision," and is one of the most Beverly Hilton, Los Angeles #1 AC: "If You Leave Me Now" Chicago (Columbia) (5 wks) ed basis, one small step at a time, - sought -after qualities in contemp- June 10 -14 #1 Country: You & Me" Tammy Wynette (Epic) and avoid grand -scale plans. - orary Management. If you'd like to Broadcast Promotion and Marketing #1 LP: "Songs In The Key Of Life" - Stevie Wonder (Tamla/Motown) get a feel for where you fit, think 1Wo key points worth remember- Executives /Broadcast Designers As- about the most distant deadline ing: a near- genius IQ (claimed by sociation Annual Seminar with which you feel comfortable. many, possessed by very few) does Peachtree Plaza, Atlanta R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986/37 GOLD

SEAN ROSS

TURNING ON A NEW STATION KFSO: Up From "Nothin "' In 30 Days

In the last week of September, there were no less than "About the only advantage I had ahead. "' Even with those addi- One area where many Gold sta- four new Gold stations in top 50 markets. By the time you with this facility was that they had tions, Bushey said the one thing he tions trip themselves up is music read this, given the current ferocity of the Gold rush, there a record library stored in a shed would do differently if he were image; in start-ups, it's often possi- will probably be more. The speed at which these changes somewhere in the vicinity with signing on now would be to start ble to hear "Hanky Panky" back- are taking place at least over 30,000 records Easily 50% of out with greater library depth. He sold as from 1968 or something - three of them occurred after them were unusable, most of them also commented, "The national equally wrong. One consultant re- the fall book started - means that many of these outlets left over from when KNTN had charts sometimes mislead you on a cently estimated that, on new sta- haven't had much startup time. (At least one major mar- been a Religious station. song's potency. That's one thing a tions, 90% of his listeners knew ket PD says his switch had to be implemented over the "I put on my dirty clothes and consultant helps a lot with." more about the music than his course of four days.) spent weeks crawling through the jocks. One way to avóid ID snags, cobwebs with a couple of an- according to Bushey, is not to talk KFSO /Fresno PD Mike Bush - nouncers, pulling out records and "I put on my about the past very often." We ey's advice to programmers of dirty clothes carting them up. We also had to communicate amongst ourselves new Gold outlets is, "You've got and spent weeks crawling buy all-new recording equipment: that time is a continuum. I once to try and come on with all the reel -to-reels, cart machines, turn- through the cobwebs had a morning sidekick who pieces in place, or at least as many would tables, pre -amps, the whole num- refer to deceased people as if they of the pieces as possible." KFSO, with a couple of ber." Within a month, the library were still there somewhere, never until 14 months ago known as had hit 1500 titles. Bushey esti- announcers, pulling out in the past tense. We try to treat KNTN /Visalia, hadn't shown in the mated it has increased to 2000 records and carting them songs the same way. Fresno book for several years; it songs now. Even after a career "Everybody here is in his late was completely rebuilt after Amer - up. spent mostly in AOR, he said he -Mike Bushey 20s or early 30s, so a large chunk of icom bought it in April 1985. has never had as many working the library is familiar to them. And Bushey came on board June 6 and titles. most of them were natives. My kicked off the new format on July Flamethrower On Low morning man and I went out and 3. While 27 days might seem like a Music Bee Even before Bushey arrived at learned the city went to Bulldog luxury now, KFSO is a good exam- KFSO also made early attempts - KFSO, want -ads soliciting new an- football games and everything, ple of a station springing into ac- to localize the music library. Bus- nouncers had run in the trades. On- Since I'm single, I just did what I tion without a lot of lead time. hey noted, "I put an ad in the Fres- ly one member of the sign-on staff, normally do and went out a lot at Mike Bushey no Bee looking for people who had the evening person, had been with Raising The Boom night. I didn't tell people what I did if -- - collected old Top -40 hitlists, and we KNTN. "Our morning KNTN known derisively as man came for a living, but I listened to them ' - assembling a music library. Much found some. Since the beginning, from KBND /Bend, "K- Nothin' " in the market had OR. I did mid - talk and learned certain pronuncia- - of its starter list came from con- we've tabulated requests. We kind days. My PM drive person. an even tougher job than many sta- was tions. We flag things in the studio sultant Jeff Pollack. "We found a of prompt listeners for informa- stolen from KFYE, tions because most of the physical which was phonetically to protect ourselves syndicated service that would, for tion." One example of how this ef- Transtar AC outside AM plant had to be overhauled. "We drive at from being stupid. a fee, do something they don't nor- fort paid off is "Gloria." In Fresno, the time. had to replace everything: micro- He was being totally "The other thing that has to be mally do for us," Bushey recalled. Them won the cover battle, so both wasted running waves, studio-transmitter link, the carts. My over- learned in this format is that we "Rather than send us music on its version and the Shadows Of night person was from (local control boards, countertops, walls, Coun- have an 18- song -an-hour clock. reels, they took Dynamax tape, re- Knight version are used. Other try ceilings, and lights," Bushey said. outlet) KNAX. The Letter' is 1:43. 'Shut Down' is corded the songs, then cut and titles added as a result of listener "I looked for good jocks first, "I've seen turnarounds before, wound them on 1:57. 'Fun Fun Fun' is 1:53. Most cart so that most of research are lbwer Of Power's since we think of ourselves as a three of them in fact. But this is the our carts jocks under age 30, and even peo- are custom length and re- "You're Still A Young Man" and CHR. station that happens to play silliest one I ever saw. We even had cue in 10-15 ple like me in their early 30s, have seconds." Quicksilver Messenger Service's oldies. Everything is in stereo here, to replace the mike boom; they had Of the 1200 titles K- forgotten exactly how fast that is." Fresno turned "Fresh Air." even the commercials. Believe it or a chair caster holding the mike on with, roughly 1000 were obtained "We told Jeff Pollack and (asso- not, that is unusual in Fresno. The Say Hello up " this way. "The way the format has ciate) Dave Brewer we thought we station is a flamethrower set on "We wanted to be on by July 4," As that was happening, KFSO al- grown in recent months," Bushey should add records based on what low, so I looked for people with continued Bushey, "because from so went to work on perhaps the said, "I AC think more titles would be we could find out. Their attitude backgrounds who could be kicked a promotional viewpoint for the fol- hardest part of a change to Gold - available from the syndicator now. was, as always, 'if you're sure, go up 10 mph." Continued on Page 39

AND THIS IS NOW - WFIL/Philadelphia recently staged-a contest for tickets to the Monkees' local show; those winners also qualified to vie for NEW HEROES KRTH (AM) /Los Angeles awarded its first "Hometown Hero" plaque to Lorayne Lamas for her work tickets to the group's Los Angeles - performance. Mickey Dolenz, Davy with needy families. Shown making the presentation on KHJ -TV's "Mid- Morning LA" are hosts Meredith McRae & Jones, and Peter Tork flank WFIL's Jerry Blavat. Tommy Hawkins, Lamas, KRTH's Al Conners, and Marilyn Lamas, who nominated her mother.

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------GOLD KFSO: Up From "Nothin "' Continued from Page 38 lowing years, it's a tremendous advantage. For 48 hours before we signed on, we ran a 38-second endless loop of a music box winding up, then playing 'Somewhere My Love.' My GM's voice would say '92.9 is recycling. Please stand by.' There'd be a two-second pause and it repeated, approximately 6000 times. There's a store down the block with 500 -watt car stereos; VALLI OF THE SHANNON OF DEF -Frankie Valli (I) was a recent visitor these people had the music box on the afternoon drive program of WCBS-FM /New York's Bob Shannon. ticking away so loud it was rocking the walls of the building adjoining them. "I signed on with 'Layla' be- VETERAN ARTISTS NEED HANDOUTS - Lou Christie and Lesley Gore cause I knew it would scare (AOR) stopped by WCBS -FM /New York to promote their new "Since I Don't GOLD EXCHANGE KKDJ, which I confirmed after the Have You They're seen in the classic "arms outstretched" Medley." WFIL/Philadelphia honored the twen- edge of the format should send T &R to fact. I have a history of AOR. The pose with MD Jeff Mazzei (c). tieth anniversary of its switch to Top 4891 Pacific Hwy., San Diego, CA company has history a of CHR. 40 in 1966 with a day -long on -air reu- 92110. Pollack was AOR first, although he ?ays & 1tUstfays titínci5 Cen' AT NOON nion. Among those who showed up: At WMEX/Boston PD Don Daniels does many other formats. So we ,,, i( Don Rose, Dave Parks, J.J. Jeffries, moves to mornings. Midday jock Ron were trying to send Hyatt ReT: ; ¡ +()1S Mai( as many con- Jay Cook, Lee Sherwood, Alan Scott is named APD. And veteran fusing signals as possible." Chicago PI r17.Á "Brother Love" Smith, Tom Tyler, Boston Gold personality Little Walter While Bushey said the new Banana Joe Montione, and Dick joins the station for 10am-3pm Sun- K-Fresno "wasn't complete by any Heatherton. George Michaels made a days ... KYA has received FCC per- stretch of the imagination," he cameo appearance via telephone, and mission for a translator in Contra Costa added, "We came on conceptualiz- several WFIL engineers from the '60s County, the portion of the San Fran- ed. You've got to get done as much and '70s showed up to be board ops cisco metro that manages to thwart as you can before you open the again. (Yes, it's the same board.) APD almost every Bay Area radio station. microphone the first time. When I Carole Harris coordinated the entire Syndicated R &B history program signed the station on, I had my first PUBLIC MEMORIES - WJMK (Magic 104) /Chicago sponsored a lunch- event. Look for reunion pictures in a "Harlem rap all written out and had practic- time concert at the Illinois Center Plaza. Dick Biondi MC'd and "all -girl '50s Hit Parade" has entered its Mickie & future issue second ed the clock. The other jocks had band" The Memories (pictured) entertained. season, with veteran rocker With KBZT/Los Angeles converting Ruth Brown hosting. More information all done run-throughs. The library to Classic Rock KLSX, Charlie Tuna is available from Felix Hernandez or was at least two-thirds ready. We moves to mornings on sister KRLA. knew what the station Karen Jefferson at (718) 745 -4273. should sound The rest of the KRLA lineup is now like. Mike Wagner, Johnny Hayes, Don "We were probably a little rough Steele, and Wolfman Jack. The latter around the edges at times. But by is touring local clubs backed by the coming on the air with no summer Rock & Roll All Stars and performing book last year we were able to have New Orleans-style '50s and '60s it totally tuned by the time the fall rock." book began." KLZZ/San Diego, recently converted While KFSO had money and to "California Classics," adds cross- time advantages that not every town XETRA staffers Michael Boss SWITCH PARTY Throwing the switch KZZC new Gold outlet possesses, it under- - on /Kansas City's conver- and Gary Beck for PM drive and even- sion to SMN Pure Gold were (I -r, back): KZZC's SM Dennis Meier, Dave stood the importance of offering its ings, respectively. Beck had been with Tidmore, Debra Walsh, SM Art Samuel, Chandler Wiems, and Steve Mc- KAMP FOLLOWING KAMP/EI new come a relatively finished pro- KLZZ during its now distant AOR incar- - Cavett. Center: SMN VP Greg Daugherty, KZZC's Bonnie Barnes, Sheila Centro recently made listener Pat duct. Top 75 market stations will Hallacy, Gil Shapiro, OM Laura Strouse, Lynn Nevins, Jacque Montgom- nation as KPRI. At XETRA Nicky Silver Abubo (seated) its guest weather never have the luxury of signing on ery, GM Mark Wodlinger, Sara Dickey, Bridget Breen, and T.J. Johnston. moves from parttime to nights, leaving personality for the day. Abubo is outside a book again. But it's still Kneeling is SMN OM Gary Hamilton. PD Jim LaMarca with an afternoon flanked by PD John Dionne and MD possible to hit the ground running. opening. CHR -style jocks with knowl- Ed Diaz. All Your Oldies on Compact Discs At last ... all your music can Be first in your market to sound cleaner, clearer and find out about GoldDiscs` for

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An enjoyable blast from the past occurred the other had followed the K.I.S.S. Rule: day when I visited the Hollywood studios of KFWB, the Keep It Simple, Stupid! Westinghouse All-News outlet for Los Angeles, to have a Today at KFWB, Rudman still look at the layout and engineering setups which smoothly appears to be refining the handle nonstop news and information seven days a week. ergonomics of air studios, partly My host was Westinghouse Chief Many of his former co-workers through even more stringent simplification. Engineer Richard Rudman, a recall that, prior to the rebuilding of For instance, there friend from days gone by, and one the KGB newsroom, Rudman used are no V-U meters in front of the of the more capable and a collection of cardboard boxes to anchors. "They don't have time to ride levels," cooperative engineers around. We make full-scale mockups of the says Rudman, "so we worked together back in the early equipment he was purchasing. In installed devices to do that for glory days of KGB-FM/San Diego, cooperation with all the people who them." the 1970s birthplace of the first would eventually be using those Rudman still refuses to speak the Homegrown Album, the first Cha- machines, he shuffled the mockups native tongue of engineering, rity Ball rock concert, and the fa- here and there in the studio to mumbo jumbo. During my visit, mous Chicken. determine the best possible place- someone approached him about a Today, as back then, Rudman's ment, so everything would be line- project and said, "We'll have to philosophy is based on making an of-sight and within easy reach. The develop a protocol for that." Dick's air studio reliable, cost -effective, studio turned out to be the best in reply was, "A protocol. Do you simple and convenient to use. Very which many of us had ever worked, mean a way ?" convenient. because it worked. The engineer Still simplifying.

Capitalism Okayed By Red China "FAME AND fUßTUNE" MONDAY, OCTOBER 20 - The Communist government of China announced in 1984 that it was liberalizing the national economy to allow individual capitalistic competition. The second Reagan -Mondale presidential campaign debate was held in 1984. Three members of Lynyrd Skynyrd died in a plane crash in 1977. Astronomers predict the annual Orionid meteor shower will produce between 10 and 70 shooting stars per hour after TRACK m ALBUM midnight, but bright light from the moon (which was full last Friday) will overwhelm all but the brightest of these meteorites, which are debris from Comet Halley. Hurricane Thanksgiving Day, a legal holiday in the Virgin Islands celebrating the end of the hurricane season on 10 -25. Birthdays: Mickey Mantle 55. Dr. Joyce Brothers 58. Art Buchwald 61. Edison Saw The Light TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21 - The world's first successful electric light bulb was switched on 107 years ago at "THIS LOVE" Thomas Edison's laboratory in Menlo Park, New Jersey (1879). It burned out after 40 hours and was then (7- 8955) dismantled for inspection. The first major Vietnam antiwar demonstration drew 35,000 participants to the Pentagon, and resulted in more than 600 arrests, in 1967. NOW BREAKING CHI?! R.J. Reynolds introduced the first machine -rolled national cigaret brand, Camel, in 1913. Birthdays: Carrie Fisher 30. Elvin Bishop 44. Michael Landon 49. Edward "Whitey" Ford 58. Houston Became Texas President PRO-FM WKQB KATD KSMB WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22 - 150 years ago, Sam Houston was sworn in as the first President of the Republic KTKS WNOK OK100 WPFM of Texas, an independent nation (1836). General Houston had been the hero who led Texas to victory in the battle of San Jacinto with the battle cry "Remember the Alamo." WRSR WLRS ) 00KHI WVBS The world's largest crossword puzzle, with 12,308 clues covering 18.5 square feet, was published in England in 1979. WMMS KTUX 95XIL WBWB President John Kennedy announced an air and naval blockade of Cuba in 1962 to stop a buildup of Soviet missile bases. KWK WEAG Y94 WGAN Chester Carlson, inventor of the Xerox machine, made his first copy in 1938. The FBI shot Pretty Boy Floyd in Q100 WZOK WOMP KKLS 1934. Princeton University was chartered (as the college of New Jersey) in 1746. K104 WRQN WJAD WDBR Birthdays: Catherine Deneuve 43. Annette Funicello 44. Dr. Timothy Leary 66. WERZ KIKX WJMX KKAZ Father of Canned Food WAMX KBOS Q104 KTMT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23 - Nicolas Appert, born in France on this date in 1752, invented canned food. His method of heating food and sealing it in airtight containers made it possible, for the first time, for people to have WKRZ fresh food from crops which were not in season. Appert, who became very wealthy, also invented bouillion cubes. . A dynamite -laden truck crashed into U.S. Marine headquarters in Beirut, Lebanon in 1983, killing 241 people. Korean President Park Chung Hee was assassinated by his chief intelligence officer in 1979. The swallows traditionally depart San Juan Capistrano, CA. Produced by Keith Olsen Birthdays: Pele 46. Johnny Carson 61. Executive Producer: Mick Jones Wall Street "Black Thursday" Management: Bud Prager /(E.S. P. Management) 8 Phil (arson FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24 - "Black Thursday" hit Wall Street in 1929 as stocks began plunging in panic selling. Within a week, some blue chips lost two- thirds of their value (Wall Street "crashed" Oct. 29) and the market continued to nosedive until America was hopelessly enmeshed in almost ten years of Great Depression. - Two years ago, a Philippine panel reported the top military JZ commander had been involved in the conspiracy to murder Benigno Aquino Jr. (1984). A major snowstorm in Colorado in 1956 ended a 66 -day drought in Denver. Vietnam t» was established in French Indochina in 1945. The George Washington Bridge across the Hudson River, linking New ON ATLANTIC RECORDS, CASSETTES Jersey and New York City, opened in 1931. AND COMPACT DISCS 125 years ago, the first instant coast -to -coast communication was achieved transcontinental telegraph between California and 7986A1wf ñecofe.ea Co,n New York (1861). United Nations Day. Christmas two months from tomorrow. Birthdays: Bill Wyman and David Nelson 50. Y.A. Tittle 60. 40/R&R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 ON THE RECORDS Multiformat Cover Timeline_

artist m bold type. Yea r Song R &B Pop Country 54 Sh-Boom Chords Crew Cuts KEN BARNES 54 Shake Rattle & Roll Joe Turner Bill Haley 55 Ain't That A Shame Fats Domino Pat Boone 55 At My Front Door El Dorados Pat Boone

55 I Hear You Knocking Smiley Lewis Gale Storm 55 Sincerely Moonglows McGuire Sisters Custom Covers 55 The Wallflower (Dance Etta James Georgia Gibbs With Me Henry) 55 Tweedle Dee Lavern Baker Georgia Gibbs For Specific Formats 55/56 Tutti Frutti Little Richard Pat Boone 56 Church Bells May Ring Willows Diamonds Gloria Loring & Carl Anderson called it "Friends & 56 Long Tall Sally Little Richard Pat Boone Lovers" and scored a massive CHR/AC hit. Eddie Babbitt 56 Why Do Fools Fall In Love Frankie Lymon & Teenagers Diamonds & Juice Newton dubbed it "Both To Each Other" and took 57 Little Darlin' Gladiolas Diamonds it to the top of the Country charts. Two titles, two duos, but 57 Party Doll Roy Brown Buddy Knox just one song. 57 Silhouettes Rays Diamonds It's not that common for differ- OWA ).ORING & CARL ANDERSON 58 You Cheated Shields Slades N D S t O Y r R S ent versions of the same song to 64 Go Now Bessie Banks Moody Blues succeed in different formats. Usu- 64 I Want To Hold Your Hand Beatles Homer & Jethro ally a song with multiformat ap- 64 It's All Over Now Valentinos Rolling Stones peal will cross over in its original 64 Someday We're Gonna Barbara Lewis Searchers form. But Country these days is so Love Again isolated from other formats that 64 Time Is On My Side Irma Thomas Rolling Stones Babbitt & Newton were able to re- 64/65 Don't Let Me Be Nina Simone Animals vive an age-old tradition and cus- Misunderstood tomize a cover version for a specif- 65/66 Good Lovin' Olympics Rascals ic format. 65/66 Green Green Grass Of Home Tom Jones Johnny Darrell/Porter The dual versions on this song Wagoner were noted by United Stations' 65/66 Satisfaction Otis Redding Rolling Stones Chris Charles and Ed Salamon, as 66 Day Tripper Vontastics Beatles well as R&R's Sean Ross. Thanks 66 The Men In My Little Girl's Life Mike Douglas Archie Campbell Lovin' Spoonful Flatt to all of them for the idea. print the ones you remind me of at 66/67 Nashville Cats & Scruggs a later date. 66/67 There Goes My Everything Engelbert Humperdinck Jack Greene 66/67 You Keep Me Hangin' On Long Supremos Vanilla Fudge Trends Running 67 Dark End Of The Street James Carr Archie Campbell & Using the sample compiled here, Lorene Mann you can note that most of the '50s 67 Jackson Nancy Sinatra & Lee Johnny Cash & June covers followed the classic pattern, Hazlewood Carter the one cited ad nauseam in all the 67 Mercy Mercy Mercy Cannonball Adderley Buckinghams rock history books, of white pop 67/68 Ode To Billie Joe Kingpins /Mighty Flea Bobble Gentry Margie Singleton artists covering R&B hits. This 67/68 To Love Somebody Sweet Inspirations Bee Gees practice had a flurry of revival in 67/68 You Better Sit Down Kids Cher Roy Drusky the midsixties, when British Inva- 68 Son Of Hickory Holler's Tramp O.C. Smith Johnny Darrell sion artists like the Stones and 68/69 Abraham, Martin & John Miracles /Moms Mabley Dion Moody Blues covered their favorite 68/69 Born To Be Wild Wilson Pickett Steppenwolf R&B artists and got the pop /rock 68/69 Hey Jude Wilson Pickett Beatles hits as a result. But in recent years 68/69 The Weight Aretha Franklin Band the black -to-white syndrome has 69 Color Him Father Winstons Linda Martell As long as there have been for- become far less common (although 69 Games People Play Donald Height Joe South Freddy Weller mats (in the sense of musical not extinct, as a recent example 69 In The Ghetto Elvis Presley Dolly Parton styles), there have been competi- that doesn't quite fill the one-year 69 Lodi Creedence Buddy Alan tive covers. Pop singers have re- requirement, Robert Palmer's 69 MacArthur Park Richard Harris Waylon Jennings done R&B and country hits long be- cover of Cherrelle's "I Didn't Mean 69 Proud Mary Solomon Burke Creedence Anthony Armstrong Jones fore rock & roll came into the pic- To Turn You On," testifies). 69 These Eyes Junior Walker Guess Who ture. The chart I compiled, how- The lack of competitive covers 69/70 Come Together Ike & Tina Turner Beatles ever, begins with the early days of between 1959 -63 is an interesting 69/70 Leaving On A Jet Plane Peter Paul & Mary Kendalls rock, since what I know about pre- phenomenon for which no ready 69/70 Me & Bobby McGee Janis Joplin Roger Miller rock music could fit into one of answer comes to mind. (Same for 69/70 Sugar Sugar Wilson Pickett Archies R&R's 24-word Openings ads. the less drastic gap in 1978 -80.) In 69/70 Take A Letter Maria R.B. Greaves Anthony Armstrong Jones Some definitions: Because there the late '60s you begin to see more 70 Border Song Aretha Franklin Elton John are approximately 793,427 cover R&B covers of country or pop 70/71 Double Lovin' Spencer Wiggins Osmonds versions recorded since rock be- songs, as well as country covers of 70/71 Lookin' Out My Back Door Creedence Buddy Alan gan, according to the authoritative pop hits. And there are still pop 71 Help Me Make It Joe Simon Sammi Smith Encyclopedia of Random Num- covers of country hits, which con- Through The Night bers, I had to put some limits on tinue into the '70s and '80s. These 71 Love The One You're Isley Bros. Stephen Stills this chart. I restricted it to sizable more recent times reveal more in- With hit (mostly) covers recorded teraction between pop and country 71 Me & You & A Dog Named Boo Lobo Stonewall Jackson within a year of the original, so than pop and B /U, probably be- 71 Never Ending Song Of Love Delaney & Bonnie Dickey Lee there was some semblance of com- cause it's become easier for B/U Rings Cymarron Tompall & Glaser Bros. petition. Therefore, the Rolling records to achieve significant pop 71 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down Joan Baez Alice Creech Stones' cover of "It's All Over impact, while country records are 71 You've Got A Friend Roberta Flack & Donny James Taylor Now" by the Valentinos qualifies, finding it virtually impossible. Hathaway 71/72 Fashioned Love Song Three Dog Night Jeris Ross since it came within a few months Of particular interest are those Old 72/73 Delta Dawn Helen Reddy Tanya Tucker of the original R&B hit, but the rare songs that score triple ver- 73 Bad Bad Leroy Brown Jim Croce Anthony Armstrong Jones Stones' version of "Ain't Too Proud sions, across Country, B /U, and 73 Drift Away Dobie Gray Narvel Felts To Beg" doesn't make it, since it CHR/AC, the "Ode To Billie 73 Tony Orlando & Dawn Johnny Carver came eight years after the Temp- Joe" / "Every Breath You Take" Tie A Yellow Ribbon 73 Carpenters Lynn Anderson tations'. type. It's a neat trick to write a Top Of The World 75 David Geddes Kenny Starr song with such multiformat Blind Man In The Bleachers It's important to note (important broad 75 Rocky Austin Roberts Dickey Lee me, for - appeal. to anyway, reasons of self 76 Afternoon Delight Starland Vocal Band Johnny Carver respect) is not Anyway, there are many more that this a definitive 76/77 Here You Come Again Randy Bishop Dolly Parton chart, listing every instance of cus- conclusions to draw from this data 81/82 Every Breath You Take Otis Liggett Sting Mason Dixon tomized cover hit. It's a sampling, and other examples. It's obvious 81/8Q Should I Do It Pointer Sisters Tanya Tucker I & one hope has most of the impor- that the Loring/Anderson Rab- 81/82 Slow Hand Pointer Sisters Conway Twitty tant examples, but one I'm sure is bitt/Newton situation is not unique, 86 I'd Lie To You For Your Love Kim Carnes Bellamy Bros. missing some perfectly valid en- but it's quite unusual these days Carl Anderson á Gloria 86 Friends & Lovers (Both To Each Other) Eddie Rabbitt & Juice trants. As always, I'll be happy to and a phenomenon worth noting. Loring Newton R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986/41 DATEBOOK SEAN ROSS I

Bootsy's Birthday & Earlobotomies MONDAY, OCTOBER 20 1954 /Lavern Baker records "Tweedlee -Dee" in New York City. 1956 /Elvis Presley's "Love Me Tender" charts at #2. 1969 /John Lennon releases his second solo single, "Cold Turkey," after the rest of the Beatles refuse to put the group name on it. 1976 /Led Zeppelin's concert film, The Song Remains The Same," premieres. 1977 /Lynyrd Skynyrd's Ronnie Van Zant, Steve Gaines, and Cassie Gaines die in a plane crash near Gillsburg, MS. 1980 /KIMN!Denver's Steve Kelly sits in every seat of Denver's Mile High Stadium to raise money for the American Cancer Society. The project takes three days. Birthdays: Tom Petty 1953, Wanda Jackson 1937. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21

1965 /Elvis Presley's drummer/combo leader Bill Black dies in Memphis at age 39 following surgery for a brain tumor. Also, the Kingsmen perform "Louie Louie" on "Shindig." 1971 /Mick & Bianca Jagger's daughter Jade is born in Paris's Belvedere Nursing Home. 1978 /Country artist Mel Street ( "Borrowed Angel," "Close Enough For Lonesome ") kills himself on his birthday. 1979/A Vietnam vet holds 27 people hostage in a West Virginia church until WCHS/Charleston allows him to make a public statement about poor health care for vets. 1983 / "Islands In The Stream" #1 Country: Yes's "Owner Of A Lonely Heart" released. Birthdays: Elvin Bishop 1942, Charlotte Caffey 1953, Steve Cropper 1953, Manfred Mann 1941, Steve Lukather (Toto) 1957. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22 1964/EMI rejects a demo tape from the Who. 1965 /Ernest Tubb is elected to the CMA Hall of Fame. 1966 /Eddy Arnold is elected to the CMA Hall of Fame. 1976 /Keith Moon plays his last North American show with the Who at Toronto's Maple Leaf Gardens. 1979 /Then -Elektra /Asylum President Joe Smith takes an open letter in the trades asking radio not to track entire LPs. Birthdays: Annette Funicello 1942, Stiv Bators 1956, Eddie Brigati (Rascals) 1946.

Charlotte Caffey, Tom Petty, Manfred Mann, Annette THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23 Funicello / 969/Twenty years after recording "It's All In The Game," ten years after it was a hit, Tommy Edwards dies. 1976 /Rum, sodomy, and the gash: Jane Mo-dette tears the earlobe of a pre-Pogues Shane MacGowan at a Clash concert. 1978 /But at least his earlobes were okay: Sid Vicious tries to kill himself at Rikers Island. 1979 /City -owned WNYC1New York makes its first broadcast of nine names of arrested prostitutes' customers. 1981 /George Thorogood & the Destroyers set out for a 50- day /50 -state tour in a Checker Cab. 1982 /Culture Club's "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me" #1 UK. 1984 /Aid for THEN Ethiopia begins to trickle in after the first pictures of that country's famine surface on Western TV. FROM THE SMASH ALÑJ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24 1970 /Does this mean that congressional wives have more power than former presidents? Richard Nixon BACK IN THE HIGH publicly asks record companies for a reduction in sex and drug lyrics. Li 1973/Ten days after being sentenced in France for another drug bust, Keith Richards is fined $500 and conditionally discharged for four drug and three firearms charges. 1975 /Dickey PRODUCED BY Russ TITELMAN Lee's version of Austin Roberts's death -rock "Rocky" goes #1 Country. The German pop hit, incidentally, went to Frank Farian, later responsible for Boney M and then the Far Corporation. 1980 /Donna Summer's "The Wanderer" and Linda Ronstadt's "Greatest Hits Vol 2" are released. And AND S I I=1' E: \VINWOOD: WMMS/Cleveland's Kid Leo appears on the "From Cleveland" comedy show as the leader of a street gang called "The Buzzards." MANAGEMEN I `(SI()NS MANAGEMENT, LTD Birthdays: Bill Wyman 1936, Ted Templeman 1944. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 i NER BENh1TT FREED ,..,;,-. 1964/The Rolling Stones make their first appearance on the "Ed Sullivan" show. 1973 /As part of his battle with US Immigration, John Lennon sues the government charging that his phone was tapped. 1974/BTO's CHR CHART "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet" goes #1 . Also, Louis Newman, then the promotion director for e Frank Zappa's DiscReet Records, advertises the lyrics to "Don't Eat The Yellow Snow." The copy charges radio to "have some balls, play a hit." 1980 /Paul Kantner suffers a stroke at age 39. Birthdays: Jon Anderson 1944, Helen Reddy 1942, Glen Tipton (Judas Priest) 1948. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26 1970 / "Doonesbury" debuts nationally. Over the next 15 years, there are several recorded spinoffs, among them "Ginny's Song" by Jimmy Thudpucker and Reathel Bean's "Rap Master Ronnie," but none of them chart. 1974/AI Green gets his first gold single for "Tired Of Being Alone." TM Owned By Island Entertainment Group, Inc. 1976 /Walter Murphy's "A Fifth Of Beethoven" LP goes gold. Manufactured and Distributed By Nárner Bros. Record, In. /984/Ted Turner's Cable Music Channel, the best publicized although not the only attempt © 1986 island Records Inc to compete fulltime with MTV, debuts ... briefly. Birthdays: Bootsy Collins 1951. Maggie Roche 1951. 42/ R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986

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Three packages in the happy ending machine: 4 X 12 cassette, Measures 4x12 Norelco box. LP. and knows that when that 12 x12 dis- You probably saw those close to 500,000 on the Madonna al- recent newspaper reports ing music in an increasingly non- play begins to diminish because the bum, about the video game configuration 325,000 on Genesis, and more industry's plans for a comeback at LP world than the small caccette is not selling, we rec- than Christmas. ord 250,000 on David Lee Roth. The news reminded me how the music box. That's a view strongly endors- manufacturers will be in trou- ness busi- ble." reacted - in a less than cool way - to the competi- ed by RCA/Ariola President /CEO Catalog Cassettes tion from PacMan Elliot Goldman. "How our product Mother test which and friends last time around. WEA has been researching may be con- Music is presented to the consumer at conducted soon, according survived that onslaught, sumer and merchandiser to the WEA of course, retail is all - important, and the reaction executive, will be the and this Yule, we've to the 4 x 12 effect of 4 x12 specific packaging of that product with a number of titles, in the even got a boxed set from the Boss "How our product including catalog cassette section of is the most important element albums by Madonna, Ju- retail to help us do battle with the new of lian stores. This would try to dis- is presented to the all," he explained. "With the Lennon, Van Halen, Jackson cover generation of Space Invaders. But Browne, how it performs vs. the prerecorded cassette now repre- Genesis, Prince, Steve the consumer continues to be consumer at retail is Norelco in a security box when the senting 55% to Winwood, David Lee Roth and Talk- courted by many other industries 65% of the album product is out of the new release all- important, and the market, and the LP dropping ing Heads. Upcoming releases by for his leisure -time dòllars. This to bins and Top 20 sections. "We want specific less than 20 %, the the Pretenders and Yes will also fact was reiterated during packaging of that issue of the Nor- to find out how cassette product last elco box as an employ this packaging. month's NARM meeting product is adequate packaging performs when it's merchandised of label the most vehicle must be addressed." Musicland and Camelot stores and retail executives in without the LP next to it," said San Diego, important have been involved in specific, in a discussion about element of all." Bach. the industry's WEA-sponsored tests; the results approach to cassette packaging. -Elliot RCA /Ariola's support of the Goldman have proved "inconclusive" so far, Sounds exciting, RCA Trouble Ahead packaging will be visible right? Actually, /Ariola President /CEO said Bach, because of data through it is an important Goldman continued, "Anyone collec- this selling season issue in the tion snafus. More information, via approx- manufacturer and merchandiser who has watched consumers in rein a imately 40 titles, including several concern ourselves with the second round of testing, is needed. community. Two leading industry very tail stores eye -browse through the from Arista and A &M. According real possibility of turning off "There's a lot more to be tested forces WEA and RCA this colorful wall or step-down displays to Goldman, the company is mak- /Ariola consumer." before we come to any conclu- want to see the 4 x 12 cassette of 12 x 12 LP covers of the top 50 ing them available in both Norelco jf pack- In other words, sions," he added. Even so, he age become standard, the 4 x 12 is a albums, before going to request his said and 4 x 12, while absorbing the as opposed more effective way 4 x 12 sales amount to "some very ex- to the original, small of merchandis- selections at the cassette desk, tra costs involved in the latter Norelco box. nice numbers." Among these: "for Some large retail chains, such as as long as we can." Camelot and Musicland, support There are several reasons why this initiative. Others oppose it, other manufacturers aren't ready especially chains which merchan- to convert; at CBS the primary reason dise cassettes on wall shelves or in is cost. The 4x 12 concept special 45s has the support of floor fixtures (with security Get Fresh! the company's Sr. boxes) and which would have to VP /GM of Marketing, Paul bear substantial refixturing costs. Talking to people in the music Smith, but it's thought that current industry these past few in an album." economic pressures In The Non -LP World weeks about the single and its future That's the same within CBS - - was informative point made in a letter here last Inc. form a stumbling block. MCA The point about and thought- provoking. competition for I hope you felt the same about the week; it's also the way much of the will test a number of new age titles the leisure dollar helps resultant put this columns. UK music business operates. in 4 x 12 this month, while Poly- issue in perspective. In San Diego, To conclude this survey I also in- four, but in a roundabout Gram and the Capitol labels are WEA Sr. VP /Marketing way, it Make It Collectible Develop- terviewed a number of CHR PDs, does." watching developments. ment Russ Bach noted, Another question is why record "The con- who seemed to have similar mixed But teens aren't the Commented Russ Bach, "We're sumer is aging, and very only con- companies don't market singles likely to feelings about the single as did sumers buying singles. hoping that the position we're go- be overloaded with stress Comments more aggressively to the consumer factors in their colleagues in records. Singles WTIC-FM /Hartford PD Garry ing to get for our product will force his life. Rock and roll is a view expressed by Tower 30 years have lost dominance in the broad Wall, "It depends on the record some other people in that direction old this year. If the consumer and Records' Stan Goman (R&R, can- context of the music industry, the artist. You can't tell as well. Right now, we feel that we not easily find a selection, me that 10/10). "I just wish they could work or can- these PDs agree, but obviously Anita Baker is a teen have an advantage, because the not read the graphics when artist, but out something where the single he does they still play a critical role in pro- she's still selling singles." The package is an attractive piece of find the selection, he may Lor- would become more valuable than just pass motion and in focusing consumer ing /Anderson duet is probably point -of-purchase in the stores." by our leisure -time product big just because of the song which hap- for one tastes. on teen appeal, he adds, that will be "but that's pens to be on it," says Marketing Future less stressful to his KDWB /Minneapolis PD also a record this pro- life." Dave that skews 12 to what- grammer. To hear Each tell Anthony makes a particularly ever." it, this entire Bach was referring Sharing that view are Dave An- issue is vital to the industry's well- to the fact astute observation. "The 45 Spending time that the consumer re- at retail and thony and Garry Wall "There being. WEA wants retailers' shopping for mains a good ,barometer when watching consumer are a and music currently "has buying habits significant number of people wholesalers' continued use easy refer- you're checking sales," he says. is very much endorsed who and ence to the LP for by Q105/ go in for the collectors' and limited support of the configuration, graphics and "but on the other hand, it worries Tampa PD Randy Kabrich. - he other information to "It's a edition stuff," Wall states. "You says, as well as the participation help make the me when I go out and see who's ac- very good exercise which of purchase decision." every could put out a gift pack at Christ- other manufacturers. "This truly He added, tually buying those things. If I did programmer should go is "We well noted the through," mas, sell a 45 with the cassette, and our marketing future," he conclud- CBS research that too much, I'd probably never he says. "When you have of last year that showed ten teens press it in blue vinyl," ed 65% of use them." .come in and buy one record, cassette-only buyers that's "Singles could just be imaged So what happens in the unlikely shopped the fine. But when you see in LP section an adult buy such a way that would vent that 4 x 12 before making their a single make them e isn't eventually cassette or two, then you obviously collectible," Anthony dopted industry selection. If this cassette- Watch The Consumer have adds. "I a -wide? Elliot only buyer to make a mental note of it mean, people save Goldman expressed finds it impossible to What he means by this, of and damned base- concerns that shop that has to weigh heavily in ball cards, and consumers the they're "are . LP section because retail- course, is teens. "I. don't see too your just pieces going to browse ers are mind as to what adults will of cardboard. for music with not buying many LP selec- many adults going out to buy sin- buy." The single is very their heads cocked bons and salvageable, and I don't to one side, trying this same conswner gles," he continues. "But damn it. Also, Kabrich see why to read the side can't shop wonders why la- record companies of a Norelco box." the CD section because they still seem to pretty well bels don't can't make a He is also wor- CDs are use singles to test an profit from them properly ried, as is Russ not day- and -date with the predict the pulse of the market. It's act's commercial done. Bach, that the con- LP or then viability "before It's an old idea; sumer may be cassette we need to like two plus two does not equal they invest all they have to do turned off. Video more time and money is freshen the idea." games, anyone? '44/ R&R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 M!AMTv " FL k FIoe. w°

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JOEL DENVER

BREAKING THE RULES An Around -The -Clock Zoo At KZZU

What would you do if someone told you, "Here, Competition take this radio job, but As far as direct CHR competi- there's a catch. We're tion, there hasn't been any up until going now; to pay you well, KVXO is gearing up to do bat- but you tle. But who does John see as the have to be able to break just major challenger? "No one is real- about all the rules you've ly a threat, but (AOR) KEZE is our ever thought should be biggest competitor. As far as broken in radio." KVXO goes, we expect them to be good until they prove themselves Some dyed -in- the-wool liner -card otherwise. Any competition really readers would panic and run - but makes us stronger in the long run. for people such as KZZU /Spokane a "You know, just because we on -air PD John Langan it would be PD John Langan Breakfast Boys Jim Arnold & Craig Johnson haven't had someone take a run at a dream come true. "We basically us doesn't mean we don't stay get on the air and screw around," sharp," he stated. "I work with my Langan said. "This is every radio jocks all week long. We talk all the guy's dream: to get on the and air time, and they seem to look for- be allowed to break the rules." ward to it as much as I do. Out Of The Cage "We've only lost an afternoon Langan credited much of man since I've been here. I replac- ' KZZU's success to this attitude. ed him with Ken Hopkins, who "Our focus is really mass appeal, started as an intern almost three and our demos are huge (see side- years ago. Now he's Assistant PD bar), especially with the crazy and has a 22 share in afternoons." stuff we do. We are a zoo around Breakfast Boys the clock. But what about the "Breakfast "The jocks are always encourag- Production Director Boys ?" "Jim Arnold & Craig John- ed to make it fun and reflect the /noon -3pm Assistant PD /3-7pm Kendall Night -rocker Todd Brandt Pete Sensen Hopkins son are two of the ugliest and funni- way we are. We have gotten away est men we know," he joked. from putting listeners on the air "When I first got here, I pulled having orgasms over winning an them off the air for two days and album. If there is something to say, made it a bit. We never said they the jocks can say it. They're all fa- were fired. In their place we put miliar with our direction. on the `Breakfast Guys' two of our "Now, don't get the impression - salesmen. The town went nuts things are and totally carefree and really put up a stink. without structure," he cautioned. "So, when Arnold and Johnson "We are well-formatted musically, suddenly reappeared, they did 36 and pretty aggressive, I might add. hours straight on the air and raised Generally, we are early on prod- money for the local food bank. uct, and are playing no more than 93Z00-FM got tons of TV cover- 15% noncurrent music." ,.ate age. It went off better than I ever All- nighter Derrin Allen Weekender John Michaels Promotion Director Bruce Deming could have hoped." Tongue In.Cheek Speaking of TV, KZZU spends Diverse the station almost three years ago. "The promotions Background Calling All Wieners the bucks on tube -time for promo- and the way we He also shed light on the coopera- approach the listeners Langan's background isn't all in One of the most important as- tional purposes. Its last campaign are very tive efforts between VP /GM Bar- loose. We don't take AOR; he's even done a bit of Coun- pects of KZZU's success is the way featured Langan in a Sam Kinison ourselves too bara Beddor and the sales depart- seriously on the try. "I did CHR at KILT /Houston, the station promotes. "Over $30,000 type role, asking the remaining air. Because we ment. "A month ago, some stereo make fun of ourselves, and was PD at WWY /Jacksonville in cash has been handed out in five or six listeners in the market to we can liquidators came into town and make fun of everything in the mid '70s. Programming 'Cash Call' during the last year and tune in the station. It soon turned to else." bought spots on every station. If you think KZZU is like coming back and do- a half, but when we did an 'All begging, then outright hysterics. John and his staff Their spots were the screaming, keep tongue firmly planted ing the fun things all over again," Wiener Weekend,' with 'a wiener As it hit a crescendo, the screen in super -hype variety, so we did a 'no cheek most of the time, you're he said. an hour,' we got more talk going went black and the calls appeared. liquidators weekend.' We had the right. "We're silly but cool, like "This job really is a lot of fun. In than with the cash. Why? Because Along with the TV time, a liberal audience listen for the sound of the David Letterman. Around the many ways, it's more fun than it was fun and quite unexpected. outdoor campaign completed 'exploding liquidator,' and then clock, it's like one continuous AOR. You can break new music in We made the three -day wiener KZZU's marketing efforts. call in to win a Walkman. No other morning show not from the CHR. I find most AORs tired - weekend sound like the Second - sales department I know of would Shining Future standpoint of a lot of talk, but from sounding, with so many oldies. Coming. have let us do that." I asked Langan our attitude." Um is vibrant, alive, and stimu- "It's simply a matter of picking what KZZU has KZZU celebrated its second up its sleeve for this book. "We are A 16 -year radio veteran, Langan lating." and choosing things your audience birthday earlier this month. Ac- starting something called the 'Cash became PD last January. He re- will have fun with. If it's not fun, Comparing his experience in Se- cording to Langan, "We crammed Cow.' We air a disgusting cow placed PD Bill Stairs, who went to then KZZU won't do it. Make the attle with the approach he takes in between 5000 and 6000 folks over sounder, and people call in to guess Constant Communications for all of big things small, and the small Spokane, he said, "The two-hour the evening into a place that was the amount which is $93. five minutes as its VP /Pt'ogram- things big. Just like David Letter- - always show I do is to keep my hand in be- designed for about half that many. Then the cow unceremoniously ming. "Yes, that was slightly long- man does." ing on the air. It allows me to keep It was nuts. There were police bar- 'dumps' the money. er than the two minutes I spent a feeling for our station, which is ricades, and folks were lined up "We have a super -secret contest with ex-partner Mike West doing Programming & Sales important here. The folks in Spo- around the block. It was like a Roll- coming in the back half mornings at KMET /Los Angeles," of the kane have one foot in Seattle and Cooperation ing Stones concert. All we did was book," he said. "It's something Langan quipped. His other credits the other in Billings. It's a mixture Langan was quick to credit Bill throw a party with local bands and done years ago at KRLA /Los An- include mornings at Seattle AORs of the Pacific Northwest and the Stairs for instituting this "let's prizes, and the folks came out and geles, which I grew up listening to KZOK and KISW. West /Midwest stereotype." have fun" attitude upon starting 'boogied 'tit they puked.' " Continued on Page 50 R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986/47 ...and a whole new mean-

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Roaring Success." GLASS

TIGER. THE THIN RED LINE is their

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(WHEN I'M GONE) is a smash.

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ON TOUR WITH JOURNEY

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MICHAEL HANSON -DRUMS WAYNE PARKER -BASS SAM REID -KEYBOARDS CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO An Around -The -Clock Zoo At KZZU Continued from Page 47 KZZU- FMISpokane is far and along with KFWB." away number one in its market with As for any predictions for the a 12+ shale of 19.0. It has been next book, Langan said, "Nothing simulcasting with KZZU (AM) since but success. I really look at this the beginning of March. Here is a station as a baby yet. We are com- five -book trend for the FM only: mitted to the format and the mar- 5.8. 12.2. 14.1 -15.6 -19.0. Im- ket on a longterm basis. During the pressive - and so are the demos. last six months these people and I Combined AM & FM numbers put have gotten to know each other, the combo #1 in men 18 +, 18 -34, and I look at the coming months as 18 -49, 25 -49, and 25 -54. In wom- being even better. As long as this en, it is #1 18+, 18 -34, and station can remain irreverent 18 -49, but ties Country outlet within reason, yet warm and KDRK for top honors in 25 -49 and community-oriented, it will remain 25 -54. In teens, the station has better than a 62 share. dominant." An example of the hundreds of banners brought to Spokane International Airport to welcome MCA artist Charlie Sexton. PIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMIIIMIMI It pays to listen to 9uve qakut* t Vil. á0=0

KZZU's spring busside campaign.

Great show in spring `86 Arbitron:-...:r,

Morning maniac Jim Arnold hugs another satisfied KZZU listener. Donrey Outdoor Advertising congratulates the Zoo.

MOTION changes: News Director Liz York exits Promotion Director ... Jonathan since split duties. Darrell handles Jim Elliott is doing BITS weekend /swing and is replaced by Promotion Director Smith and Darrell Ray were co -PDs at WVAM and Jonathan programs WPRR at B104 /Baltimore ... Judy Puente, Angela Aresco; Blayne Perry joins as NAM & WPRR/Altoona, but have exclusively. aka Toni Phillips, leaves WTRK/Phila- ft's Cellular, Like Fer Sure! - It's delphia and has joined WKQX/Chicago always been difficult to cover the traffic as a partner to afternoon drive person- accurately in a large metropolis, but ality Dan Walker ... Mike "The now Y1001M!ami is getting its listeners Hose" Evans, formerly with L.A.'s involved by having them report from KROQ and KMET, has joined PD Jay their cellular phones. Any listener with Stone on the morning show at a car phone can dial a toll -free number 194 /Honolulu. to the studios and give their traffic report, which is recorded and played on- Slim "The Slim One" Nelson re- air. turns on -air as a weekender at KNBQ/ Seattle ... Night rocker Dave Curry moves to middays and adds promotion Dining In Style! - WKXUCon- director duties at WBWB /Bloomington, cord, NH's current contest is "Dinner while Chris Newton is boosted from For Two, Anywhere In The World." The overnights to evenings ... At WGRD/ four-week promotion asked listeners to Grand Rapids, Sales Coordinator Kim send in postcards with their hoped -for Krause is upped to Promotion Director destinations including such locales as replacing Lisa Georgis, and parttimer Moscow, Paris, Nairobi, Boston, San John Howell takes over morning drive Francisco, Quebec, and New York. from Preston Thompson. The winners will be given round -trip air- fare, two nights of first class hotel ac- Ron Reams leaves WABB/Mobile to comodations, $200 dinner allowance. join crosstown WKRG as News Direc- $100 spending money, and transpor- tor, and Randy Patrick is promoted to tation to and from the airport. Assistant PD ... At Z93 /Gainesville, FL: Reynold Hawk, formerly of Buzzard Balloonfest WSLQ /Roanoke, is GM and Mark Dav- - WMMS/ Cleveland sponsored is leaves K106 /Baltimore to become Balloonfest '86 by releasing more than two million PD ... Russ Rountree exits MD balloons in the sky above downtown duties at KNMQ /Albuquerque and is Cleveland. The event set a new world replaced by Bruce Daniels, formerly of record and gained entry in crosstown KQEO ... Shane Rosa the Guin- ness Book. Over 3000 students from goes from parttime to the 6 -10pm slot the Cleveland area volunteered at KNMQ, replacing Tom Rush. to in- FIGHTIN' AGAINST flate, tie, and stuff 2000 balloons into Chuck. Crane exits MD /Asst. PD MDA - WNCUColumbus personalities joined the fight against muscular dystrophy on Labor Day 1000 balloon release bags. The duties at WLS/Chicago to be PD at by making a 51000 donation and answering phones for the Jerry Lewis telethon. Pictured (l-r) are WNCI's Andy Clark WMMS WYNY as Rich McMillan succeeds and Michael J. Fox, 1986 MDA poster child P.J. Dixon, and WNCI's Dave Ryan. air personalities were on hand during the event and broadcast live him . . . WNVZ/Norfolk makes throughout the day. 50/R&R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 The Sound of the Town That Set Music On The soulful sound that first came out of the tunes the artists will tell their stories in brief Detroit in the sixties seems to own a per- Its capsule form. Each show will also highlight manent place on the charts. a year in the history of the Motor City's music. Now, every week, for three solid hours, your We'll play every one of your favorites: Diana listeners can cruise to the infectious rhythms Ears Ross, Wilson Pickett, Michael Jackson, Stevie of MOTOR CITY BEAT, a new guaranteed rat- Wonder, Mitch Rider and The Detroit Wheels ings- grabber from US. and scores of other superstars. MOTOR CITY BEAT will include a focus on So don't spin your wheels. Call today and a different star or topic each week, with rev up your ratings with the hottest new track after track of Detroit's best. Between show around!

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AOR = ALL OLD RECORDS? Why The Format Has A Bad Rap At Record Companies

Rock radio seems to always be in the doghouse with David & David, Bruce Hornsby, someone. Not too long ago, it was the pariah format of the Smithereens, and Timbuk3. Bands broadcasting industry. The resurgence of CHR such as the Fabulous Thunderbirds made and Icehouse scored their ratings inroads on AOR, first ma- which many people predicted was jor airplay this year, and rock ra- on its deathbed. After some soul searching, the format dio supported Peter Gabriel and reevaluated its target audience and adjusted its presenta- INXS prior to their breakthroughs tion accordingly. The result is that ratings are now better on recent albums. In '85, first sin- than ever. gles by the Hooters and Outfield were hits on AOR before subse- But those very changes deeper - quent releases took hold in other oldies, less metal, more 25+ listen- formats. Also, rock radio has been ers have cast AOR in an increas- "It's a perception vs. - loyal to acts such as U2, R.E.M. ingly unflattering light in the eyes reality problem. The and Stevie Ray Vaughan even of record companies. More oldies - perception among record without substantial CHR play. means fewer slots for currents, to companies is that This line of defense would hold the point where many record ex- AOR that ecutives the format usually finds and might suggest that should be there for new champions the new acts that are "AOR" stands for "All Old Rec- the pick of the litter, while most ords." Jess metal has artists." of cut back on -AI Cafaro the records that don't get played the genre's only outlet for radio air- simply don't have the goods or play, while are skewing 25+ results in inappropriate for the format's tar- the format reaching less of the WITH GUIDE ON OUR SIDE - Here ye, hear ye ... the latest edition of new acts, too slow in its rotations, get audience. WMMR's 12 -24 audience that buys the bulk of Survival Guide has hit the streets of Philadelphia. Besides the Of course, such reasoning as usual seating records. and doing a lackluster job of spot- diagrams of concert venues, the 93 -cent guide includes an lighting new music on the "it's all in the grooves" or "sur- interview with Eagles head coach In particular, many record com- air. Buddy Ryan and a wacky seating vival of the fittest" begs the ques- diagram for the Morning Zoo studio. For more info, call Promotion Direc- r panies are beginning to question Credit Where It's Due tion: `But what about all the wor- tor Jack Quigley at (215) 561-0933 or Parkway Publishing at (215) AOR's ability (and even desire) to Defenders of the format would thy acts it doesn't play ... deserv- 496-0219. break new artists. It's seen as too point to recent breakthroughs on ing acts that fall between the conservative in stepping out on AOR by exciting new acts such as cracks ?" Worthy Artists Neglected CHR - is at college radio and at a play, but few acts "break" in very few commercial stations." That's terms of sales with only AOR play. Columbia VP /AOR Pro- Still, Glass bears no malice motion Paul Another observation is that, Rappapport's conten- towards AOR. "A lot of record tion. "Look peo- Hooters and Outfield notwithstand- at the number of quali- ple have chips on their shoulders fied ing, AOR is seen as reluctant to try artists being released and look and are pissed off at album radio. at the a second track by a new artist number that get pushed I'm not. It's making money, doing through. It's if whose first single didn't cross over not as the acts not what it should be doing to grow getting played to CHR. Says Cafaro, "When an are no good while with its audience. I just think it's up the cream is rising to the top. Ev- act's first track does well for AOR to us to find alternative ways to but hasn't erything we release isn't a hit, but had some degree of CHR promote records." acceptance, more and more time and care is invariably the act is being taken by A &R departments then perceived by AOR as a failure. You'll hear, `Well, the first to bring in good records. There're "If we get a number one fewer records released and there's track didn't do anything! That more nurturing of acts today than AOR track and don't cross crimps our ability to further impact with there was years ago when we sign- it over to another format, a new band." ed everything and threw it all what have we really done? AOR As Starter against the wall to see what would Record reps acknowledge AOR's stick." We've hit the average role as a proving ground for rock Perception Vs. Reality 25 -34 year-old, but is he records that cross over to other formats. They just wish it would A&M Associate AOR Director Al really going to buy that play that role more often. Arista AOR Cafaro feels there's a gap between record? " -Daniel Glass what album radio is and what rec- Director Sean Coakley: "AOR does continue ord companies think it should be. to be the starter and does "It's a perception vs. reality prob- He questions the value of target- build acts for future break- lem. The perception among record ing only the AOR listener. "If we throughs. Bon Jovi is a great ex- companies is that album radio is get a number one album radio ample. It's going to be a multi-platinum (or should be) there for new ar- track and don't cross it over to an- record, and nobody can say it tists, when in many cases it's just other format, what have we really started anywhere other than AOR. Our not. The reality is that it's a format done? We've hit the average 25-34 problem is that those stories so that deals with 70% old music and year -old, but is he really the one are few and far between because BEAR BITES IT CFOX/Vancouver midday man Darrell - A. Bear chomps 30% new." who's going to buy that record? Or playlists are so heavily- weighted on a ceramic sandwich that contains one of the many inventive Electric with oldies." Lunch song "menus" submitted That reality doesn't jibe with do we really want an 18 year-old? A by area businesses. (Note also the inner He also bemoans what he feels is tube with song titles lying behind Promotion Chrysalis VP /Promotion Daniel heavy rotation on a college station Director Peter Taylor). Winning a lack of on-air sizzle and enthusi- entries hear their suggestions played on the noon hour Glass's definition of genuine AOR. may actually sell more records, oldies feature and asm when presenting new get pizzas for their Friday staff lunch. A recent round of trivia "The only true form of album radio concert tickets and merchandise, music. contesting on "Album radio Me show drew an estimated 10,000+ phone calls, blowing out the phone I know of - where stations get ex- which is really our goal." by -and -large is not company's switching apparatus excited when it does play new and landing CFOX a new exchange for its cited about new music, play more Other executives also note that mu- request line number. sic. The new songs often get sand - than one track from a new group, AOR may "break" a record in have more artist heritage than terms of giving it extensive air- Continued on Page 56 54 /R&R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 KILLER MILLER

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Continued from Page 54 ratings. "I'm realistic enough to shock. I would submit, though, pealing to this or that demograph- elude: wiched in between the classics, and admit that album radio is more that more stations could get to #1 ic, etc." More thorough sales research listeners aren't told who the artist profitable than ever before in its the way WBCN has by not rigid- In lieu of getting more currents Involving more of the staff in is and why they should be excited history. It's not going to turn back ly segmenting every record and on the air, what would Cafaro, music decisions. "When they're in- about it." fron>:playing a lot of oldies until it turning down so many because Coakley, Glass, and Rappoport like volved in the musical activity of a Cafaro adds, "That lack of ex- experiences a severe ratings they're too soft, too hard, not ap- AOR to do? Their suggestions in- station, you can hear it on the air citement at album radio is com- by the way the music is pounded by its inability to deal with presented," says Coakley. sales stories. It's one thing if you Air new music shows like Scott can't hear a record, but it's another Muni's "Things From England" on thing when you don't read the road - WNEW-FM /New York, where new map. When you tell them that UB4o records get exposure and become is over a quarterof- a- million rec- candidates for adds to the playlist. ords with no airplay, they just say Ideally, they'd also like to see a 'that's nice.' new rock format for 12 -24s disen- "Most AORs also don't devote franchised by AOR. Says Glass, "A enough resources to answering and new kind of station has to evolve. logging requests. When was the There's nothing for these 16-23 last time somebody in your studio year-old kids to claim for their answered the phone and paid atten- own." tion to it ?" Cafaro asks, "Is there someone Oldies Backlash: out there pitching the GMs that they can profit by being involved How Soon? with the active 12-24s ?" Countering No analysis of this situation this, however, he points to the sky- would be complete without stating rocketing costs of radio properties the obvious radio trends are cyc- as putting a damper on formatic in- lical, and the emphasis on gold novation. won't last forever. But that's little Rappoport concludes with a consolation to Rappoport, who wor- commitment to support stations THIS CAR ROCKS On the other ries, "Where will album radio go? KSJO'S GREAT - that are musically aggressive. AMERICAN SIGN OFF - Enough already with those silly hand, KSHE/St. Louis and KATT/ When do you finally just not care "Baby On Board" rear window stickers "We can't give enough to people and all their variations, said KSJO/ Oklahoma have chosen to join the about hearing these old records San Jose. The station offered a tree album to anyone who who are excited about the music. beautified Ameri- trend rather than try to buck it. anymore? When does it ca by removing his sticker and turning it in. Hundreds of listeners for them with burn itself took KSHE's sign attaches with a suc- We go over the top up the out and become extinct? Are we offer and local newspapers and TV outlets covered the stunt. Pic- tion cup and is sold for $1.50, promotions that help the station with putting ourselves in a big hole that tured some of the signs affixed (temporarily) to the KSJO van are (I -r) while KA TT's has an adhesive back and build the act. We're there for Promotion Director Jim Sheehan, we're not going to get out of ?" newsman Rudy Koerner, and per- like a bumper sticker and is distri- people who help us explore new sonalities Laurie Roberts Coakley says AOR will change and Ted Kopulos. buted for free. areas. We have an investment in only when faced with declining the format, and we have long memories." Next week, VPs /Promotion speak out. In two weeks, we hear RADIO from programmers. Coming soon, ACTIVITY we'll debut our New Artists Charts that spotlight the progress of new KBCO: Tacky, Tacky mer to send in the campiest cards they Good Deeds among the celebs; $15,000 was rais- artists. Are you the type of person who, could find. 'BCO received 500 cards, KGONIPortland flew 80 listeners, ed for the Make -A -Wish Foundation, when travelling, looks for the tackiest ranging from shots of fur -bearing trout sponsors, and celebrities to Las Vegas which grants wishes to terminally ill postcards you can find? If so, you'll get in Michigan to beach bunnies in Flori- for the station's first Celebrity Golf children. SEGUES a kick out of KBCO/Denver's "Tacky da. There was no grand prize for the Tournament, hosted by morning team A WFXR/Charlotte Fox/MDA Free- Ligget Broadcasting's new Fresno Postcard" contest in which the station tackiest card, but some of the "best" Mike Turner & Iris Harrison. Michael dom Ride had a field of motorcyclists property will reportedly have call let- asked listeners on vacation this sum- were put on display in shopping malls. Jordon of the Chicago Bulls was ride to the tune of $12,000, the most ters of KCLQ. Does that indicate a ever raised for MDA in the market. Classic Rock format? ... Reach WRJX /Jackson, TN OM /PD Roy

Gregory at (901) 424.1310 . . . Presidential Giveaway KKEG /Fayetteville AR is evolving This ones a little dated, but too good from CHR to AOR with OM J.L. Fisk at to not pass on. When a supporter of (501) 521-5566. Ferdinand Marcos took over a hotel in WXRC /Charlotte- Hickory PD Greg Manila and declared himself the coun- Mull leaves to program AOR -to -be try's President this summer, KKFMI WLEQ /Ft. Myers ... WPLR /New Ha- "I think my favorite singer Colorado Springs morning man John ven promotes Production Director Millinder decided to "give away" the is ROBERT CRAY. It's John Griffin to PD ... With KCAL - Presidency of the Philippines to the FM /Riverside's sale, GM /PD Jim not fair that he can play sixth caller. James will exit, with Jeff Salgo set to "There seems to be a new president become PD. the guitar like that at the every week," explains Promotion Di- WXRK /New York is no longer con- same time." rector Alan Rider. "John just thought sulted by Jeff Pollack, with no this week's president should be from replacement named. -Jimmie Vaughan/ Colorado Springs." Ex -WKLC /Charleston MD Mike The Fabulous Thunderbirds The winner, by the way, was a ho- Richter replaces David Miller on tel's short order cook whose father KFMZ /Columbia nights ... Paul happens to be an immigration officer in "Lobster" Wells returns to middays the Philippines. The second -floor at KSJO /San Jose, where Shanna "ROBERT CRAY: Give men's room in KKFM's building was Lea takes on overnights. chosen as her headquarters. KSHE relocates to 700 St. Louis me more!" Other listeners called up to join in the Union Station: The Annex Suite 101; fun. Soldiers stationed at a nearby base St Louis MO 83103: (314) 621- -Keith Richards volunteered to train the new presi- 0095. dent's security guards - two 11-year- Sherrie Gregory takes over old Boy Scouts armed with Uzi water 6 -10pm at WFYV /Jacksonville ... pistols. The manager of a shoe store WGTR /Miami Production Director offered to donate 3200 pairs of shoes. Robin Luce exits ... Shelly Hammer Millinder, who was in his first week resigns KICT Wichita middays to con- PolyGram Records on the job, capped it off by calling the centrate on Z -Rock weekends. Also.

Philippine embassy in Washington to Dave Richards exits KICT nights .. . inform them of the change in leader- Terry Miles from KHTZ /Reno takes ship. The stunt received extensive cov- on afternoons at WHEB- FM /Ports- erage from the local media. mouth . 56 /R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 y

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LON HELTON

CMA LARGE MARKET PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR

Terry Dorsey: More Than Have a Terry Dorsey day Just Another Witty Hiney MORNINGS ONt "There aren't a lot of rewards you can put your hands over to 'SAI PD Roy Cooper and on for doing a good job in this business. Sure, somebody said 'Here I am. I'm ready!' While WHON got him close, Dorsey de- may come up and say 'nice job,' but after that it's gone. cided a move to Dayton would get After 20 years it feels great to get something from some- him even closer, so in '72 he moved body who says 'Hey - you're doing a great job.' " to Top 40 WTUE, where he did That's how KPLX /Dallas morn- mornings for five years. ing talent Terry Dorsey expressed "This was the pivotal time in my his thoughts after winning the development," said Dorsey. "The Country Music Association's Large station had been automated, but Market Personality of the Year decided to go live, and we had a award. ball. I cut my personality teeth at Dorsey's road to the CMA award 'TUE with the teaching of PD Bill began some 20 years ago. Born and Struck. He helped me more than raised in Cincinnati, he never had anybody along the trip by offering any thoughts of going into radio un- real constructive criticsm. I learned how to talk with other people, THE KPLX til after high school. "I went to col- MORNING CREW - (I -r) Sports Director "Uncle Bob" Dahl - lege for a few weeks and decided which is the key element of a morn- gren, Terry Dorsey, newsman Mark Watkins and "Traffic Doctor"' Bob King. that wasn't any fun at all," he said. ing show. And I learned how to de- As a mater of fact, I even flunked liver a punch line, and I learned if those great radio stories. come PD at KPLX /Dallas, called golf. At any rate, one day I was you're going for humor do it in as Dorsey's replacement at WONE his old buddy - the one who'd driving an office supply truck and few lines as possible." was a kid named Bobby Kraig, who bumped him from afternoons to Terry heard this commercial for the Ca- Dorsey When the numbers began to slip had come up from Terre Haute. As evenings in Dayton - to come and reer Academy of Broadcasting. I Dorsey did the overnight show WTUE moved to AOR. Neither the Dorsey recalled it, "Three months do mornings for him ... where signed up for a six-month course. It there for eight months, and then it company nor Dorsey felt he fit into later I got a call from WONE. They he's been ever since. consisted of sitting in a booth from was on to WHON /Richmond, IN, the AOR sound, so he was switched wanted me back and I went. They noon to six, listening to pronuncia- where he did afternoons for a year. to afternoons at Country sister sta- moved Bobby to 7- midnight, but Anatomy Of A Hiney tion records. Twice a week I got to All this time, though, he'd been tion WONE. Six months into this despite the fact that I replaced him No Terry Dorsey story can be go in and run a board, we also had harboring the secret desire to get gig he decided he wanted to make we became good friends." complete without a recount of the to move to New York City during back to Cincinnati. "I grew up lis- some money in the radio business, The story picks up in the fall '81. Hiney Wine tale. As a matter of that time and everybody who took tening to WSAI, and I wanted to so he left the station to take a job in By this time Dorsey had been doing fact, outside of those who have the course stayed in a hotel. That work there. When I got out of sales at his former employer, oldies at WING /Dayton for two bought and aired the Hiney Wine broadcasting school, I went right WHON thus was kind of scary for someone - setting up one of years. Kraig, who had since be- Continued on Page 58 who'd never been out of Cincinnati." At the end of the course, the CAB CMA MEDIUM MARKET PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR found Dorsey a job through its placement service. He went to WFKY /Frankfort, KY, where he spent a year and a half doing Coyote Calhoun: Louisville Slugger 3-5pm, taking an hour for supper, and then returning for 6- midnight. The so "I was like a pig in heaven," laugh- last several years have been pretty good for Coyo- great is you gotta send your tape ed Dorsey, who was there from te Calhoun, and he's the first to admit it. So good, in fact, and resume in and it's actually judged early '67 through mid -'68. "This that he's been in these pages a lot recently. So much, in in competition with four was show biz." fact, that I other extremely talented people. wasn't sure what we could talk about for this To have been chosen by a panel of Headphones To Helmets article. But, knowing Coyote, I knew we'd come up with professionals is really what makes The above dates are especially something. this one special." meaningful to those of you over 35, WAMZ /Louisville is the station Afternoon Delight who may already have an inkling he programs, and has led the mar- Afternoon jocks typically play of where Dorsey's next gig was: ket twice in the past two years. more music than their morning K-ARMY. Unable to get into Arm- While Coyote is still moaning counterparts and use fewer of the ed Forces Radio, he chose instead over this spring's second place fin- elements typically allowed in mor- to enter through the draft, serving ish (WAMZ's 12+ of 15.7 ranked nings. WAMZ features a more mu- two years as a combat engineer - behind sister station WHAS and its sic format, and Coyote's bits must including a year in Vietnam. 17.6), last spring WAMZ received fit into that structure. "I don't do the ACM as Prior to getting out, Dorsey en- award as "Station of the much as guys Year." who do morning tered a program designed to help shows," he explained. "They may GIs reenter the work force in their In the spring of '85 Coyote receiv- have five or six breaks where they RUNNING chosen field. "The Army got me a ed the ACM trophy for "Personali- do bits, but I don't even have that AWAY - Calhoun (I) Coyote Calhoun keeps pace in a recent marathon. job at KYSN /Colorado Springs, ty of the Year," but for him the many breaks. When we do stop and which is near Fort Carson, doing capper is this year's Medium Mar- first few conventions, not knowing do a bit, however, I can be more se- doing mornings somewhere? one shift on Sunday, 6am-3pm," he ket Personality of the Year Award. anyone and just standing around lective and make the bits better. "Never, ever, ever, ever, ever!" remembered. "When I got out of For a more detailed study of Coyo- listening to people talk. Then I be- They may stand out more in peo- was his reply (followed by seven the Army, KYSN Offered me the te's career (like the story about his gan to make friends on both the ra- ple's minds since I'm not doing one more "evers. ") "I would never all-night shift, and they sent me to Dad firing him) check the May 17 dio and record end. Coming up that every few minutes. I look at it as consider doing mornings." Sarasota to get my first Country column in phone R&R. If you've way, it's very gratifying to receive quality as compared to quantity." He did admit, however, that he through one of those quickie six- misplaced yours, Coyote still has the nominatlSns and awards for The vast majority of Personality did mornings once. "And I won't week courses. The deal was if I two or three hundred. both myself and the station. Of The Year winners are on in the ever do another one. I don't re- came back with my first class ti- "I made the switch from rock to Despite the earlier awards, Coy- morning. Since getting up at member anything that happened cket I had a job. If I didn't, I Country in 1980," Coyote remin- ote was genuinely ecstatic about 4:30am would conflict with Coyo- before 8:30. I've made every didn't." ex- isces. "I remember going to my winning this one. "What makes this te's lifestyle, would he ever think of Continued on Page 58 R&R FRID AY, OCTOBER 17, 1986/57 L COUNTRY I

CMA SMALL MARKET PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR Dana Webb: He's Got Huntsville n His Net Dana Webb lived and workedin Indianapolis his en- ning, Webb said, "I can't believe I won this award. I always thought it tire life before moving to Huntsville two years ago to pro- was political. I'd always heard the gram and do mornings. Not many people get the chance to stories that you had to play the be on hometown radio in their life, but that's where Dana right records sent by labels, and Webb's career started. play all those games." Webb continued, "I'd been told After receiving his undergrad Also, with heavy aerospace and for so long that programming, not and graduate degrees from Butler high -tech industry in the market, air work, was my strength, and I University in Indiana, Webb decid- the education level and average in- t-- let people convince me of that. I ed he wanted to teach broadcast- come is well above the national never thought of my airwork as ing. "I felt most of the people average. "And here we are getting FAMILY AFFAIR - (I-r) Webb, wife Karen, sons Curren and Correy. good, simply as 'adequate.' I was who were teaching broadcasting with AM huge numbers an Country as the field of particpants couldn't do it, and I thought I could surprised station," laughed Webb. down that I was still make a greater impact because I was narrowed Dana's Place running. I was caught com- wanted to teach by choice." He in the off guard when the call ended up teaching high school for Webb bills his show as "Dana's pletely saying I won. As a matter of seven years. Place: Where people can come for came I thought it was a crank call." "About two years in, however, the information they need to get fact, with my first child on the way, their day started." He comment- Just as are many of the other WIRE PD Gary Havens asked me ed: "The topics, information, and small market winners I've talked to work weekends and summer presentation make us sound like a to over the years, Webb is very vacations," Webb recalled. "Six full service AC in a major market. content with where he is and what years later, in 1980, I was asked to This package is strong enough to he's doing. "I'm really very happy do the midday slot full time." work in markets much larger than MORNING BLUES - Morning team members who didn t accompany here," he insisted. "It would take a Harold Bugg, and News Director Gary Hahn to a In 1984 WIRE decided to drop Webb, Sports Director lot for me to leave, although I'd -r) weatherman Roy Ackland, traffic's Mike Country. Subsequently Webb made Webb is joined each morning by live broadcast from Epcot; (l love to program an AM-FM combo. news anchor Valerie Benton, and Community Events' Linda move to WBHP, where he took newsman Gary Hahn (who recent- Sweeney, "I'd be reluctant to move up as the Block. over as PD /morning personality. ly arrived following two years at talent only," he continued. "I want His arrival in February 1985 sig- NBC in New York), a local TV I try to keep the things I talk about talented people around, but my the free reign I get as PD. I need naled a remarkable turnaround at strapped down by somebody else's within those confines while being strength is being able to pull the the freedom, and I don't want to be WBHP. The spring '84 12+ Arbi- research. I understand how to get friendly and being myself." best from the people around me sportscaster, a local TV weather- tron was 9.5; the following year it an audience. You have to bend And those qualifies come across both on the air and asPD. It has to man, and a traffic reporteí . Doing was 22.5 and the recently released sometimes to create talk about the airwaves extremely well. Con- do with listening, and I think that traffic in a small market may 1986 spring book was a 20.6. The what you said that morning, and I gratulations on being the CMA comes from my seven years as a sound odd at first, but Webb ex- morning 12+ numbers in Webb's don't want someone telling me 'it's Small Market Personality of the teacher." plained that the city's population first book went 11.5 to 30.4 and outside of the research don't do Year! growth has outstripped the road were 26.8 this time out. it.' " Describing his own strengths, The Envelope, Please expansion. Thus, the need for traf- WBHP is a 1000-watt AM station Offering his on -air philosophy, Webb said, "There are a lot more When asked his thoughts on win- fic reports. in competition with two other Coun- Webb said, "I try and come up with try AMs and two 100,000-watt FM things that are comfortable and Country outlets. None of the other present them in such a way that four are in double digits. people feel they're listening to a Terry Dorsey: WBHP is owned by Buster Pol- member of their family. I come Continued from Page 57 hand," Dorsey added. for bumper stickers, calling in from family and have thought lard and has been in his family a big bits, few people are aware that "I started out very slowly and from remote locations, or conduct- about all the roundtable discus- since signing on 50 years ago. The Terry is the originator of what is built it up carefully. I was really ing a special assignment the sions we used to have. I try to pic- station is truly a Huntsville tradi- perhaps the single most successful only expecting six weeks worth of latest of which was a search for the in my mind. I know them tion. Huntsville is a market of ture them syndicated radio bit ever. If you've play. But all of a sudden, every- best donut in the metro. because they're family, and I know 167,000 people and has doubled in never heard of Hiney Wine, don't where I went, that's all people Dorsey sees his role as that of a what I can and can't get away with. population over the last five years. go running down to your local li- wanted to talk about. We knew we traffic cop. He makes sure every- quor store send for a demo. (The had something, but weren't sure body knows where they're going vitals are: Dorsey & Donnelly, 1170 what. To test the strength, we and when they're supposed to be Coyote Calhoun Corporate Dr., Suite 297, Arlington came out with a T -shirt that had a there. Before each show he hands outline Continued from Page 57 TX, 76007. (817)-640-0392.) crummy looking picture on it. On the other members an me showing the time slots certain bits cuse in the book to keep from even Dorsey described the origin of the back was the line `Ask to fall into. "Fifty percent of filling in on that show. I hate it. Be- the Hiney bit: "One of my favorite about my Hiney.' We got a P.O. are we do is planned and the sides, we've been very successful bits at WING featured the fictici- box, charged $7.95, marketed it on- what "I like being a PD; I love other half of the outline we leave in the afternoons. Who's to say peo- ous `Babs Knevens Bar & Grill' ly on KPLX, and within two mon- for spontaneous stuff," he ple don't want to be entertained in being on the air. This is (she knew 57 different ways to ths sold 7000!" open noted. "I have 25 regular bits I can the afternoons? In addition, if of all worlds." make Spam). Spoofing a terrible Dorsey has purposely reduced the best locally, Babs also use at any time. They're my safety you're programming a radio sta- beer brewed Hiney's visibility in his show, -Coyote Calhoun Double valve. If nothing local is going on, tion, it's very tough to also do made her own brand called it hasn't taken a back seat. though I'll out." mornings." Bs. Of course, I told everyone to go reason for the cut- drag 'em The primary "The show is basically Mark, Joining Coyote in the afternoon is out to the bar and grill and grab back was Dorsey's fear of becom- double Bs. Bob, and myself. Bob's in the stu- newsman Ralph Dix. "Having a Babs's ing a one -dimensional personality. line I wanted dio 75% of the time; he's the Ed great straight man like Ralph is "People who have heard from their "But I had a punch "It got to the point where it was the want- McMahon of the group. Most of the critical to the show," Coyote said. friends that you're crazy might to use, aimed at singles who show," explained Dorsey. Friday morning jokes are aimed at him, although I "He's a great sounding board for cume the station," he theorized, ed to go out and screw on "What scared me was the morning was: and get a lit- take some of the shots. We feel it's all the stuff I do, and he provides a "and they might stay if they heard nights. It `go out numbers were growing, but the di- important to protect Mark's news certain amount of normalcy listen- a couple funny bits. I've seen some tle hiney tonite.' But I wasn't sure aries showed listeners didn't know integrity. Otherwise, it's just a big ers can rely on." funny things happen in that situa- how to work it in. The idea actually my name or anything about other of the WING AEs I round table where everybody sits tion. They listen for the jock, and came from one bits I did, or about other people on Old Kentucky Home around and has fun. There's one all of a sudden decide the stuff they was having lunch with and grew the show. But they all knew 'the said in the entire empty chair where listeners feel Reaffirming what he's now call country music isn't so bad from there. Essentially this Hiney guy.' I even took it off the air he has no to make that one line free to get involved, and we let past, Coyote maintained after all. You can't lose if you get bit was built for three months. I knew what is the on- work. It just snowballed from them do this by taking lots of intention of leaving. "This new people to the station." Hiney had done, but I wanted to be I I Wine was spun calls." ly place in the world wanna be. This may well be part of the there, and Hiney known for other stuff, too." have the best of all worlds. I like secret to Coyote's success. WAMZ off." The folks in Dallas who listen to they being a PD and I love being on the won the 18-34 demo this past At this point, Hiney Wine was on- KPLX don't know how close KPLX Mornings Hiney air. I wouldn't want to do one with- spring. A Country station needs ly a part of the greater "Bar & came to never hearing about morning out the other. I like the feel being more than the music to do that, but Grill" bit. It wasn't until Dallas Dorsey is joined every Wine, or Terry Dorsey. "It's a good on the air gives me for the pro- Coyote brings more to his show that Hiney swung on its own. Bob- by newsman Mark Watkins, sports- thing Bobby Kraig doesn't hold a gramming decisions I make." than music. by Kraig had some reservations caster Bob Dahlgren, and a chop- grudge," he concluded. Can a personality transcend the Congratulations on being the about the bit, especially the hook per pilot who does traffic. In addi- Congratulations on being the format and attract "non- country" CMA Medium Market Personality line. "But he approved it on the tion Tim Hart reports twice an CMA Large Market Personality of looking , listeners to a Country station? of the Year! condition that I pull it if it got out of hour from the KPLX van, the Year! 58 /R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 NASHVILLE THIS WEEK Thanks To You Radio... SHARON ALLEN

CRB QUESTIONNAIRE If You Want It In, Turn It In Country Radio Broadcasters, Inc. has mailed out The Lens Of Kenny 2500 questionnaires Rogers to fulltime and parttime Country Kenny stations to Rogers has just publish- gather comprehensive information for next ed a book called "Kenny Rogers' year's Country Radio Seminar program book. This America: Sights and Insights." directory will appear, free of charge, in the 1987 The 128-page book, published by Seminar Program Book. Little, Brown & Company, is now available in stores Station managers are asked to and highlights be returned to: 50 over 100 complete and return the question- CRB, Music photographs the singer Square West, #604, Nashville, TN took throughout naire by November 10. Directory his concert 37203. If you don't return the travels. information covers GMs, PDs, questionnaire by November 10, In conjunction MDs, SMs, air personalities, and with the book CEs, plus syndicators your company's information release, the Country Music Hall and label won't be listed. promotion personnel. The ques- of Fame & Museum is introduc- ing a new exhibition on Rogers tionnaire, being sent along with Remember: The CRS is set for this year's program starting November 1. The presen- book, should February 19-21, 1987. tation, "Kenny Rogers' America," exhibits 35 duotones taken from the book collection. This view of America, as seen through Kenny's eyes, will be on display through October 1987. Previous museum profiles have The O'KANES featured Willie Nelson and Dolly Parton. Alabama Special In their first network TV Are Getting All special, popular group Alabama will appear on the CBS feature "My Home's In Alabama," The Right Breaks! scheduled to air November 28. The Dick Clark production was taped last summer at the group's fifth annual June Jam in Ft. Payne, AL. It also stars Willie Nelson (performing with a ROGERS'S EYE VIEW - Ventura Farms in Hidden Valley, California. "OH I broken thumb), the Judds, and DARLIN''., Charlie Daniels. During the hourlong special, Alabama group members reflect Written And Produced By on their lives and careers over JAMIE O'HARA And KIERAN KANE NASHVILLE IN MOTION the past five years, the Judds visit Randy Owen's mother's From The Specially Priced Debut ASCAP has promoted Eve Vaupel to house to sing "Grandpa," and Album "THE O'KANES" Isst 40459) Public Relations Liaison for the Nash- guests Willie and Charlie sing a ville Membership Office. She will head gospel finale, "I'll Fly Away," up press relations for such special with the native sons. events as ASCAP's CMA Week activi- BMI Student Awards ties and songwriters' workshops .. . Attention students! You may Ben E. Payne Jr. is now Operations not have to be present to win, but Manager for Mel Tillis's Musiplex you do need to be a resident of the BREAKERS Group, Inc.... Rob Battle is now with Western hemisphere to compete Entertainment Artists, Inc. as an Agent. in the 35th annual BMI Awards to Sharon Dangler and Curtis Pittman Student Composers competition. have formed Mufti-Talent Entertain- The licensing organization ment, Inc., for booking and artist devel- awards $15,000 in prize money opment. Their new offices are at 4815 R&R.Q BB 41) (varying from $500 to $2500) in Trousdale Dr., Suite 350, Nashville, TN cooperation with music educa- 37220 and P.O.Box 5100, Suite 108, tors and composers, and is Tyler, TX 75712 (214) 825 -6957, or designed to encourage the crea- contact Jeff Walker at Aristo Publicity: Eve Vaupel tion of concert music. The (615) 320-5491. Hester to Blue Chip Talent ... Johnny deadline for entering a solo com- Inkings: Ronnie Sessions to Corn - Lee signed a management agreement position is February 10, 1987 for pleat Records: the Cannons to Mer- with McFadden Artists Corporation .. . contestants under the age of 26. cury; Jett Stevens and The Bullets to Tom Campbell inked a writer's agree- There is no limit to instrumenta- Atlantic America On Columbia Records And Cassettes ... Steve Wariner to ment with Uncle Artie Music (ASCAP), tion, style, or length of work Entertainment sub- Artists, Inc. and "Hoot" a division of MTM Music Group. mitted. R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 198 ADULT CONTEMPORARY

SHOOTING WITHOUT 45s Music Of A Different Caliber

By Hurricane Heeran

Despite the stereotype that all ACs are conservative in Neither U102 PD Gabe Hobbs or believe that today's people are any their music selections, there are plenty of AC stations will- Trotter actively go hunting for dif- different from people five years ferent material. "Most of the time ago or ten years ago, ing to find a few songs set them from and above and suddenly that apart it's something we may have been they don't like good pop- sounding their competition. The quest tor such material has led a alerted to via the trades or a pro- good number of stations to use B -sides of current singles or gram director from somewhere album tracks by hot artists. else. In the case of Lionel Richie's 'Deep River Woman,' we were "But if a major single is just listening to the album, heard released that doesn't fit We talked with KOST /Los An- that song, and knew it was some- us, we may look into the geles Station Manager Jhani Kaye, thing we just had to play because of KVEC/San Luis Obispo Executive Alabama's popularity around here album and see if there's VP /Programming Dan Arm- and Lionel's popularity every- something else we can strong, U102 /Knoxville Asst. PD where." Larry Trotter, and WTIC/Hartford play." PD David Bernstein why Bernstein explained his method about Kaye, they were going off the beaten as keeping a stack of singles beside -Jhani KOST tracks and adding these songs. All the turntable and putting them on said it was to preserve their texas time permits. "I just keep these ture sound. As Armstrong put it, songs in the background, and if one country music from artists such as "A lot of the AC material that catches my ear I put it on cassette Crystal Gayle, Rosanne Cash, or Jhani Kaye it a time in the comes out is hard- sounding. For and listen to second Anne Murray. So I look at the that reason, it doesn't fit in with my car." Country chart to see what's doing song," said Bernstein. "She said, well. There's nothing wrong with 'I've got to play this beautiful song Armstrong also listens to cas- for you.' When heard the songs. They're very pop- sound- I it and saw settes in the car. "One of the things how excited she was about it, I "So I look at the Country ing, have good, strong melodies, record companies are doing now knew it would be perfect." chart to see what's that I particularly like is sending and shouldn't be aired only on cassettes. As I'm driving, I put the Country. A good full- service or AC doing well. There's station can use them as well." Different Songs nothing wrong with the Kaye gave another example: "We're playing 'You Can't Take r.. songs." All For Whitney Your Memory' by Don Johnson, Dan Armstrong All four of the interviewees' sta- which is having incredible re- -Dan Armstrong, KVEC tions played Whitney Houston's sponse on the phones for us. For an Armstrong felt it bum that comes in, but does search "All At Once." Adult Contemporary audience, you was a safe pick, since she is a hot radio station's through new LPs from key artists. couldn't ask for a better artist. We perception of this was easy to go with an- "We have a good solid core of artist. "It couldn't play `Heartbeat' because sound." other song even if it wasn't going to of women and we always like to treat it is a little too overproduced for Bernstein added, "The sound it to the them with the kind of tunes that be a single, because added KOST. So we looked on our own for the record is what's really impor- sound." they like." station's something that sounded `KOSfish.' " tant. We've added several records According to 1Yotter, "That on any chart, "If a record company releases a A B-side which wasn't on any al- that did not appear week, for our radio station, there because they sounded good. We single and it happens to fit, sure bum but received plenty of AC air- added Kiri Te Kanawa when that we're going to play it," said Kaye. play was John Cougar Mellen - came out, because it had such a "But if a major single is released camp's version of "Under The nice sound to it." that doesn't fit us, we may look into Boardwalk." As Trotter explained, Trotter noted that he doesn't look the album and see if there's some- "Beach music is really big in this for non -single tracks from every al- thing else we can play." part of the country. Since that was an old Drifters tune, it was a natural." (It should be noted that "beach music" has more to do with the soul music vacationers would hear "She said, 'I've got to David Bernstein at a Myrtle Beach resort than the EVENTS play this beautiful song surfin' craze.) "You go down on Frat Row at I heard it cassette on. I listen to the radio, but for you.' When UT (University of Tennessee) on BUCKING FOR THE BRONCOS there are times you want to get and saw how excited Saturday night and you're going to 0103/Denver handed out 75,000 away from it, and that is a perfect - see an eight- or ten -piece soul band bright orange palm -poms (poms -poms) she was, I knew it would opportunity to listen to an album." from to Bronco fans for the game against the -a beach band the Carolinas be perfect." ten frat New England Patriots. Each palm -pom - playing at eight or Unlocking Key Artists houses. They play Drifters, Tams, contained a token good for a dollar dis- songs, and everybody count on Amoco premium lead -free and Platters -David Bernstein, WTIC key nuts. people grow gasoline. All four agreed that artists goes Since frat whose singles are usually automat- up to be yuppies and people that ic adds are most likely to yield usa- are part of our demographic, we THE COLOR OF FAME - KYUUI Song Search ble album cuts. "Anne Murray, Larry Trotter really want to look at those tunes. San Francisco morning man True Don Kaye credited other ears with Neil Diamond, Ronnie Milsap, and John Cougar Mellencamp is a cur- Bleu teamed up with KPIX -TV's "Even- finding those songs. "(KOST MD) Air Supply - those are easy art- wasn't that much out there. I'm not rent artist with a song that people ing Magazine" to produce his second Liz Kiley brings them to my atten- ists," commented Armstrong. saying that we would add some- are emotionally tied to. Boy, did it rock video. It's called "Hail Of Fame" tion because she listens to the al- "Sometimes an artist may not be thing marginal just because we work well." and finds Bleu singing and dancing at a bums, either in her office or at well- known, and that's where you needed an add, but Gabe was alert- Could this be a trend, further variety of Bay Area landmarks. A single home. Many times, we have been take your chance. You put your ed by someone that the song was separating the AC and CHR for- has been released, with proceeds go- early on things because listeners money on the sound of the tune." out there, and we felt it was the mats? Maybe it could lead to sin- ing to Pros For Kids. The flip side is have tipped us off. They buy the al- best song to play that week." gles with one side geared towards called "Bleupers," which teams bums, get tired of what's the hit He added that being different - CHR, the other to AC. For now it Michael Marshall of the Timex Social across the nation, and tell us, 'We sounding doesn't mean only going "My wife was listening to the al- gives the audience one more rea- Club with Bleu. would love you to play this cut.' " with album cuts. "I find it hard to bum and called my attention to the son to tune in to AC. 60/ R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 SOMEWHERE OUT THERE

PERFORMED BY LINDA RONSTADT AND JAMES INGRAM

DESTINED TO TOP YOUR A/C CHARTS FOR CHRISTMAS

PLAY IT AND YOUR AUDIENCE WILL LOVE IT.

PRODUCED BY PETER ASHER ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: STEVE TYRELL ALREADY PLAYING KOST-FM LOS ANGELES

"Linda's performance is better than ever. Coupled with the talent of James Ingram, and being featured in Steven Spielberg's new film `American Tail'... what more could you ask for!" Jhani Kaye Operations Manager /Program Director KOST -FM /Los Angeles

From the Motion Picture Soundtrack album "An American Tail" MCA -ivo%

Linda Ronstadt Appears Courtesy of ElektralAsylum Records ON MCA MLAIU HO uSSITTU MC RECORDS James Ingram Appears Courtesy of Qwest Records MCA RECORDS L BLACK/URBAN

WALT LOVE

ONE YEAR LATER Joyner Continues To Fly

On October 15 Tom Joy- time." my life," he answered. "As long as ner will complete one full I was able, however, to reach I do what the doctors have told me Torn Joyner year of on-air service for Joyner and WGCI -AM & FM Oper- to do each day, I feel fine. When I Lee Michaels ations Manager /PD Lee Michaels. two stations located in dif- cheat, it catches up with me and I time Michaels was PD of WBMX/ "I think Tom has set some new I asked Joyner if he was surprised might start feeling a little tired." ferent cities. First, he does Chicago.) I didn't think one human standards for our industry. Cer- that he's been able to keep up with When the conversation shifted to being could hold up under all of the tainly, any organization that offers the morning show at KKDA. the routine. "I figured I could do what was happening in Dallas, Joy- travel and keep his family life a contract to a personality these (1(104) /Dallas. Then Joy- this, but everything really did hap- ner replied, "Things are the same. together. days will make sure of what the ner hops an airplane and pen very quickly," he said. "I've The numbers are real good, and terms are going to be. I'm not try- flies to Chicago, where he been surprised at the results in I'm still working a six-day week. "When I took over the program- ing to be negative, but you must ad- each city. The ratings are good, but The people in Chicago have ming reins, we made some adjust- mit that this is a situation that had does afternoons WGCI- been at I honestly thought it was going to very nice by allowing me a five - ments to what Tom was doing. At never taken place in our industry. FM. He shuttles between take a lot more time for me to be a day week. I'm about to go to four that time he was esentially doing a "When Tom is in the middle of a both cities five days a week. winner in both markets." days a week so I can stay home (in morning show during the afternoon crowd, he's truly a performer. His Saturdays find him once He also expressed surprise about Dallas) and have more time with hours. Now that we've gotten ability to work a live audience is again on 1(104 mornings. the exposure he's received. "No my family. I'll be satelliting one things taken care of, we're on outstanding: that's another way one could have ever told me that I show per week live to Chicago. Lis- track. He's very popular and well that he's an asset to an organiza- When Joyner started this ven- would have gotten all of this public- teners will think I'm right there liked by his Chicago audience, and tion. With him flying all the time he ture, I had the pleasure of flying ity. That's been the biggest plea- with them as always." we're very pleased. doesn't get the chance to be involv- with him the first day. To say the sure about this entire' situation. I Michaels added, "Tom's situa- "We've been working on mak- ed in live promotions in either city least, it was an exciting experi- really think the publicity had a lot tion is working out for us very well. ing sure Tom can keep his spontan- as much as he could if he was only ence. Just five days shy of the first to do with my ratings success in He currently has ratings in the 8+ eity with his audience, because he working for one station. You know, anniversary, however, people are each city." share range, depending on which does a lot of bits and things by I believe that you've got to win in wondering abort the future of this I asked how he's feeling physic- ratings service you use. I must say phone. As long as we can keep the the streets to win on the.air." arrangement. ally and mentally after a year of that when I first heard that 1bm high quality presentation, the one- It will be interesting to see if Joy- You may remember that Joyner jumping on and off airplanes daily. was going to be doing this fly -back- day -a-week show from Dallas will ner can continue to win on both sta- hadn't been totally upfront about "I'm probably in better physical and-forth thing, I really wasn't a more than likely come about in the tion fronts. Stay tuned to this sec- the facts he signed with each health now than I've ever been in believer in the concept. (At that near future. tion for future updates. station- both discovered the dual commitment after the fact. The folks in Chicago seem to have taken the situation in stride. But The Nashville Black /Urban Story the folks in Texas didn't care for it in from the beginning. And from what An unlikely success story for an Urban Contemporary different occasions. He's been for a year and a half. informed sources have told me, radio station is happening in Nashville, of all places, Nashville Floyd has found out some very they like it a whole lot less a year where WQQK -FM and sister WVOL are really making later. interesting things about his market their presence felt. In the spring '86 Arbitron WQQK jump- "Nashville is a You're probably thinking the through research. problem concerns ratings. But the ed 5.8 -9.3 in persons 12 +. WVOL, with its Oldies format, very young (by age demographics) city," he said. numbers are still strong in both fell 4.3 -2.8. markets. And when I called KKDA WQQK is now fifth in the Nash- stations. Floyd, a 15-year industry "We also found out that there owner Hyman Childs, he only said, ville market overall. J.C. Floyd is veteran, has had success program- seems to be a gap in population be- "We have no comment at this Operations Manager /PD of both ming WAMO /Pittsburgh on two tween the ages of 25-34. So what we've tried to do is give the youth- oriented audience (12 -24) something they like with '92Q,' and give with WJIZ Repeats Ratings Success the older audience something J.C. Floyd our WVOL approach. WJIZ /Albany, GA has posted a fantastic success story "From 10pm -2am Sunday again this year. Last year the station earned a 33.8 share through Thursday we simulcast for me as a programmer. It's also enjoyable." in persons 12 +.This year it claimed a whopping 42.6 share. our 'Quiet Storm' program. This Albany is still a one -book-per -year market, but next year helps us with our 18-49 listeners, The late '705 also encompassed the females. When the market will go to two books spring and fall. and especially the disco era, and Floyd talked - we want to air a rap song, for ex- about its lack of influence on the When I spoke with GM Fred and the community if you plan to ample, we put that on WQQK dur- Nashville market. "Music from "Doc" Sutiles last we year, talked stay there. ing the earlier hours of the even- that period didn't test well for us. about just how high WJIZ expected "A number of FM stations in the ings, if then." People said they'd rather hear to climb. Well, this year's ratings Black/Urban format have gone to Addressing the "Big Chill" phe- some of those great Whispers tunes yielded the unexpected. a laid -back style. We don't lay back nomenon, Floyd said, "We're using like 'Lady' and classic Isley Broth- Just how unexpected: Asst. PD/ at all. We're a 100,000 -watt FM that the best music from the baby boom- ers songs. We've found that in this MD 'Rey Wright said, "When we does play some ballads and blues, er years, and that's more than Mo- market these groups and songs test last talked, we really didn't think but we keep our music flow moving Tony Wright town. We've gotten into some great very well, and we've gotten some we could do too much better. To be at all times. We have to make sure pel from 10am-noon. At noon our things by Sly & The Family Stone, results playing them." honest, I didn't think anything like we give the people what they want. contemporary music format re- the Chambers Brothers, and Buddy this would happen to us. We're all Uptempo dance music mixed with sumes until 9pm. At nine GM Sut- Miles." I asked Floyd what he thought just blown away by the current blues and gospel does a lot of things ties, who's been with the station about his FM's showing in the Floyd mentioned that the station for us. It gives us variety and helps since its inception (20 years), does spring '86 ARB. "We had a re- has also gotten into things by Rufus I asked Wright why he thought keep our tempo up. We get soft, but a gospel airshift until 11pm. (Rev- markable increase in our share, Thomas and his daughter Carla. this kind of success was possible in nothing like the 'Quiet Storm' -type erend Perry McNeil does the other but we feel that Arbitron finally did "We've gotten calls from some of the Albany market. "The key to stations." two gospel shows.) a better job of sampling our mar- our younger listeners who want in- our success is the fact that we keep Gospel is very big with WJIZ, "The results speak for them- ket as opposed to us doing so much personality on the air at all times. and I asked Wright to explain the selves," Wright continued. "We are formation about some of the artists better. One of the things we found We have stn ng personalities, we station's gospel positioning. "We do really very thankful for all of the on WVOL because they like the out about the spring book was that play the best music, and we are gospel three times a day. Our first good things that have been happen- music. When we tell them the we have more than blacks listening coma-amity-oriented. When you're show is from 4-6am. After I coìn- ing for us. I guess we'll just keep songs are 15 or 20 years old, they're to our station. We have approxi- in a small town, you always have to plete my morning contemporary trying to do a little better each amazed. Doing these two formats mately 59% black listenership and show true concern about the people music program, we go back to gos- time." has been a real learning experience 41% Caucasian." 62/R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 GREGORY AbbOTT

SI lAKE You D04í'\

r This R&R BILLBOARD Week O 0 Moves \,0 From...

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Columbia Records "Radio's Best Friend" - 1986 cBS Inc BLACK /URBAN PICTURE PAGE FOUR OF THE HOTTEST JAll ALBUMS'

WYNTON MARSALIS "J MOOD" o #2 HOTTEST

YELLOWJACKETS BUZZ INTO L.A. - Shown backstage alter the Yellowjackets' Los Angeles appearance are (I -r) the band's Ricky Lawson, KUTE's Talaya Trigueros, KACE's Brad Williams, the group's Russell Ferrante, DONALD MCA's Sara Melendez, Marc Russo, Yellowjacket Jimmy Haslip, and MCA's Ricky Schultz; kneeling (l -r) are KACE's HARRISON Paul Perrodin and MCA's Cynthia Johnson. AND TERENCE BLANCHARD NASCENCE"

ROUND :117- MIDNIGHT SOUNDTRACK o #4 HOTTEST

BRANFORD WJLB DRIVES PONTIAC - WJLB /Detroit sponsored its third annual "Strong Songs Labor Day Jam" at Pontiac's MARSALIS Phoenix Center. In the first photo, WJLB's Lynn Briggs emcees. In photos #2 and 3, Mazarati and Michael Henderson "ROYAL entertain the 15,000-person crowd. GARDEN BLUES"

DEBUT #1 MOST ADDED

WHEN YOU THINK OF JAll MUSIC GOODE TO GO - WUSL/Philadelphia was the winner of a city-wide "Philadelphia ... Get To Know Us" competition - sponsored by Mayor Wilson Goode's office. Pictured (l-r): WUSL's PD Tony Quartarone and Lauren Kates, Goode, YOU THINK OF COLUMBIA RECORDS WUSL GM Bruce Holberg, Loraine Morrill, and Clint Frye.

64/ R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 EASY LISTENING RADIO

YVONNE OLSON

A COMPREHENSIVE CHECKLIST Syndication: Easy Choices

It's that time again to get out the rolodex and make Radio Arts Portraits In Sound, Inc. Radioworks 210 sure all the services you may ever need are in there with N. Pass Ave., Suite 104 1024 J St., Third Flr., Suite 314 6363 Sunset Blvd., Suite 520 correct addresses and contacts. The following is a list of Burbank, CA 91505 Modesto, CA 95350 Hollywood, CA 90028 syndicators marketing the format. Most (818) 841 -0225 (209) 578 -6747 (213) 466 -1935 are available in Contact: blocks as well as 'round-the -clock. Larry Vanderveen Contact: Thom Reinstein Contact: Stacie Hunt Yesco Interview /music with Windham "Personal Encounters," a one -hour Bands Of Gold Drake -Chenault Enterprises 915 Yale Avenue North Hill /new age type artists special featuring standard artists 1222 Glenarm Place 2000 Randolph Rd., SE Seattle, WA 98109 through interviews and music Denver, CO 80204 Albuquerque, NM 87106 (206) 682-3737 United Stations Contact: Ed Wren PPA /USA (800) 247-3303 (800) 426-9248 2000 15th St. North P.O. Box 10848 Contact: Denny Adkins Contact: Steve Ward Suite 200, Arlington Plaza Bonneville Broadcasting Eugene, OR 97440 Al Ham's Arlington, VA 22201 4080 Commercial Ave. Music Of Your Life (503) 686-0248 Research Center Contact: Ruth Presslaff Northbrook, IL 60062 Contact: Peter Powell, 90 Soundview Avenue "The Great Sounds," 4-hour pres- (800) 631 -1600 Program Suppliers Larry Nathan Huntington, CT 06484 entation of standard ballads & big Contact: James Opsitnik The following are syndication "Mini -bingo" and "Screen-Test," a (203) 929-6395 band music. companies which supply shows to guess -celebrity contest Contact: Joe Capobianco /AI Ham Churchill Productions fit the Easy Listening format. A 1136 E. Campbell Ave. Kalamusic Programming brief description of each compa- Phoenix, AZ 85014 600 Industrial State Bank Building ny's product is below J1 each listing. Radio Arts (602) 264 Kalamazoo, MI 49007 -3331 210 N. Pass Ave., FLOW (616) Suite 104 Contact: Tom Churchill 385 -5110 Burbank, Contact: Stephen Trivers Media General Broadcast CA 91505 Services, Inc. (818) 841-0225 Joy Katzen Guthrie is the new Concept Productions Public Information The Programming Consultants 2714 Union Extended Contact: Larry Vanderveen Director at WCXR/ 1224 Coloma Way Tampa ... Former KYA 8 KSFO/San 2000 Randolph Rd. SE, Suite 2000 Memphis, TN 38112 Celebrity tributes, such as Bing Roseville, Francisco GSM Bob Schemer is nam- CA 95678 Albuquerque, NM 87109 (901) 320-4212 Crosby, Johnny Mercer, Nat King ed Station Manager for KKLI (916) 782 -7754 (505) 843 -7807 8 KKSN/ Contact: Dick Denham Cole, and the like; comedy shows Portland ... Eric F. Contact: Dick Wagner Conta,3: Thom joins Steve Hibbard Shows featuring standard artists with Milton Berle, Bob Hope, and WEZN/Bridgeport as Director/Market- with current releases other big comedians ing 8 Promotion from RAB, where he was Director /Communications. Musical Starstreams P.O. Box 44 A New Beginning Mill Valley, CA 94942 (415) 383-STAR Greetings! I've just joined the front lines of R &R as Contact: Frank Forest "New Age" music your Easy Listening Editor. I'm green, I admit it. But I know featuring current releases my color will change as I grow in efforts to serve you. Easy Listening is a powerful, But I'll save that for future col- winning approach to radio. Inter- umns. Musicworks, Inc. estingly, however, P.O. Box 111390 the format In the meantime, I expect to (quote, unquote) itself is quite un- spend most of my working hours Nashville, TN 37211 definable. There's just so much on the telephone communicating (800) 251-9000 out there! Content and delivery with you. These are your columns, Contact: Bill Robinson varies from "Easy Country" featuring covered station to station be- after all, and I want them to be a cause, in addition to new musical window on the Easy Listening and original standards forms entering the realm, many world. standard but different forms are What do you need to read? I wel- Orange Productions sometimes included in one imple- come your thoughts, ideas, news, 105 Forrest Ave. mentation of the idea. criticism, and everything else. Narberth, PA Write me too many letters, call me (215) 667-8620 And that's only the music. We HAPPY 25TH WJJD too many times! I'll be waiting. And Contact: Lita Cohen - /Chicago morning personality Clark Weber was could go on forever about posi- honored by station staffers and friends for twenty -five if I don't get a call from you, expect "Sounds memorable years in tioning and its Of...(Sinatra, Bennett, Chicago radio. Happy Anniversary Clark! effects on revenue. a call from me. He's shown here with producer etc.)" show profiles of standard Keens Leonard (I). artists

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Box MONEY BACK requirements Sc Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park GUARANTEE 95, Syracuse, N.Y. 13250. EOE Yearly $120.00 West, #487, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE. IL mcrícair 22adio Photo desired if you have one. JOB MARKET 1553 N Eastern. Las Vegas. NV 89108 MORNING PERSONALITY r Were Number 1 in the market and need a OPERATIONS MANAGER Seeking midday pro with production for contemporary Oldies Number 1 morning man to help us stay PM Drive Needed T An AM station that dominates the Jock station. &R: Russ Egan. 2707 Atlantic Ave.. Atlantic City, there. Funny, topical, able to work with Rising CHR in NJ 08401 EOE 110/101 market? Yes - we still have one, and desirable Top 40 metro our female co-talent, and able to relate to looking for personable afternoon DJ. this is a rare opportunity at one of Responsible adult communicator to drive home NYC commut- an adult CHR audience. We're HOT, and Must be able to relate America's premier radio stations in well to adults. T &R ers. Tri-State residents send T &Rs: Joe Colleran, Solid Gold we're willing to pay for our morning show to Radio and Records, 1930 WNNJ, Box 40. Newton, NJ 07860 EOE 110/10) this major Eastern market. Looking for Century to be nothing less than great. C &R to "Morn- Park West, #484, Los someone to program our #1 rated sta- Angeles, CA ings," P O. Box 9530, South Burlington, VT 90067. tion. This is a news /sports /personality Evening position 05401 EOE a open at WLBR. PBP helpful but not necessary . powerhouse that is the #1 biller in the T &R: Box 1270, Lebannon, PA 17042 EOE 110/17) market, so we have money to spend for EAST Boston ares AC seeks ale persona$ties. Current & future open- that person with the right skills ings. T &R: Mark Edwards. Box 9250. Haverhill, MA 01830 EOE and experience. Perks, money and 110/171 benefits excellent. Send resume, in- Win/Newton is seeking top -notch jocks for future openings. TOP 50 NORTHEAST MARKET Must be responsible. cluding references, a adult communicator. A knowledge of Immediate opening for experienced air talent. Western Motivated, professional and positive. and cover letter Country music a must. Maryland's leading Country combo. T &R: Jeff Krone, WFRB, to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Top 50 N.E. market is seeking seasoned Box 430, Frostburg, MD 21532 EOE (10/17) Park West, #486, Los Angeles, CA WFTQ /Worcester seeks experienced "killer" on -air anchor/ talent for immediate part time and future reporter. 90067. EOE/MF Conversational writing style. T &R: Dave Goblaskas, Professional announcers & newspsople who want to learn from full time openings. Production skills a #19 Norwich Street. Worcester. MA 01608 EOE 110/101 the best & grow with a top -shelf company. Needed yesterday. must. Creative and personable morning T &R: Rick McGee, WCAW, Box 4318, Charleston, WV 25304 Top -rated AOR seeking morning talent /team. Good company. EOE 110/171 talent and personality news with a strong money & benefits. T &R: Simon Jeffries, WTPA-FM, Box AOR /CHR background. If you've got the SOUTH 9350. Harrisburg, PA 17108 EOE 110/101 Upcoming news opening with FSA in beautiful Shenandoah experience and the attitude, we want to Seek mature communicator for established Valley. All replies answered. T &R: David Rafferty, ND, WTON, news. information 1/101EF hear from you. If not, don't bother. Also MOR. Must be sincere, conversational & get seeking newspeople for future openings including ND. Box 1085, Staunton, VA 24401 EOE 110/171 ability to to Self- editors with solid radio skills. T &R: WREF, Box 1085, engineering applicants. T &R to Radio & know community. AM morning drive. CALL: Jim Andrews, Ridgefield. CT 06877 EOE 110 /101 Records, Box 490, 1930 Century Park 19041 829 -3416. EOE 110/101 Growing station seeks afternoon personality with decent pro- West, Los Angeles, CA EOE Rare fulhime opening. WPST /Trenton. 90067. /MF Seeking experienced anchor /reporter with good voice, strong T &R: Torn Cunning- duction skills. T &R: Nick Harris, WGSA, Box 669, Ephata, PA ham. WPST, delivery & writing skills. T &R: ND, WKZQ, Box Box 9750. Trenton, NJ 08650 EOE 110 /101 17522 EOE 110/171 2389, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 EOE 110/101 68 /R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 OPPORTUNITIES

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WZZK /Birmingham seeking fulhime air talent, creative, strong in production & the desire to be a winner. T &R: Jim Tice, A 30 SHARE IN WOMEN!! WZZK, 530 Beacon Parkway W, Birmingham. AL 35209 EOE MIDWEST 110 /101 We have it. We want more. If you have the talent and leadership, we have a Mature announcer with copywriting, Seeking good pipes, imagination & common sense. Gulf great team of local personalities to build production & play -by- A GREAT JOB FOR play. Experience necessary. T &R: Coast CHR is looking, T &R: Bryan Rhodes, WZKX, Box 2639, Andy Lia, KDLM, Detroit a morning dynasty. T &R, references, and Lakes, MN 56501 EOE 110/10) Gulfport. MS 39503 EOE 110, 10) INNOVATIVE AIR TALENT picture to Radio & Records, 1930 Cen- Large market AC sound in small market. Signal Florida Contemporary Country seeks creative air talent & pro- tury Park West, Box #483, Los Angeles, covers arfóst of Central Kansas. Seeking announcer ASAP. Can you with duction person for immediate & future openings. T &R: Bob Lance or Chris: communicate adults using CA 90067. EOE 13161 792-7108. EOE 110 /101 Davis: GC -101, Box 5069. Gainesville. FL 32602 -5069 EOE the telephone and today's music? 110'10) Top -rated CHR. in top 50 market seeks air talent. On the way This is a personality- driven, full- service WTMX /Tupelo has afternoon drive opening. T &R: J. Michael up? T &R John Robertson, WGTZ. Box 2346, Dayton, OH radio station in a major, major market. Pruet, Box 954, Tupelo. MI 38802 EOE 110,101 45429 EOE 110/101 NEEDED: PRODUCTION PRO Immediate opening PM drive. 100kw AOR Hybrid. Good Seeking T &Rs for future full /parttime openings. WAMJ -AM, Send tape, resume and support materials We have studios equipped with a harmonizer, digital pipes & production. Good bucks, incredible benefits. Beach 1129 N. Hickory, South Bend, IN 46615 EOE reverb and effects, 110/101 resort. T &R: Paul Franklin, Box WZVC, Beaufort, NC 28516 paragraphic equalizer. 4 track re- to: cording capability, ITC 99 cart decks, MCI reel-to- EOE 110. 10) Attention AC communicators KCRG /Cedar Rapids is accept- reels. studio compressor and more. What we are missing T &Rs for possible future openings for all shifts. T &R: Afternoon drive position for Contemporary Country ing is you! You'll do production and weekend air work. Interested, Chris Caine, Box 816, Cedar Rapids, IA 52406 EOE 110/10) format.T&R: Bill Cox, WKXS. Box 5994, Florence, SC 29501 Send tapes and resumes to: Radio & Rec- ords. Box 482, 1930 Century Park West. Los Angeles. EOE 110/10) KSEZ seeks T &R's for future fulhime air talent. All dayparts CA 90067. FOE encouraged. T &R: Tim Harrison, Box 177, Sioux City, IA SHANE MEDIA SERVICES Ir _ A 51102 FOE 110/101 FL CHR seeks creative, aggressive morning zoo producer. Over- 6405 Richmond Ave., Suite 311 night airshift included. Creative samples T Brian & &R: Douglas, Houston, TX 77057 Z -103, Box 13549, Tallahassee, FL 32317 EOE 110/17) Seeking ND. AM /Ffv1 in Northern IL. T &R: WLBK/WDEK. Box 448, Dekalb, IL 60115 EOE 110/101 Seeking natural- sounding air/production talent. T &R: David Beecher, WLSQ. Box 5000, Montgomery, AL 36192 EOE Christian FM WMUZ seeks warm, one-on-one communicator 110/17) for PM drive music show. Sincerity a must. T &R: WMUZ, Frank Southern California's 91X/69 Xtra Gold wants youll Seeking LITTLE ROCK Franciosi, 12300 Radio Place, Detroit, MI 48228 EOE 110/171 a promotions coordinator who's familiar with all aspects of Seeking experienced moneng driver. Rush T &R: the San Diego market. Resume: Rob Tonkin, 4891 Pacific Jeff Brown, Is seeking talent air and news personalities, and Box 6367, Tyler, TX 75711. Also need your salary re- Seeking aggressive ND for fui-service, news-oriented, regional Highway, San Diego, CA 92110 (no calls.) EOE 110/101 due to com- quirements. EOE 110/171 production people for near future openings Country station. T &R: Chuck Robson, KFH, 104 S. Emporia, pany expansion. Join our soon to be three medium Wichita, KS 67202 EOE 110/171 Modesto's top-rated CHR seeking weekend /swing talent. Al- so building talent pool. T &Rs: Todd Fisher, KFIV, 2437 E. Seeking announcers both young & old for AM nostalgia station. market station group. We have a lot to offer if you do. Orangeburg, Modesto. CA 95355 EOE 110 /101 Also FM CHR. Reply to the hottest combo in the FL Keyes. KLASS 106 seeks female for 7pm- midnight. Some girl's big Rush tape and resume in confidence to: Toe Wed, WKWF, #7 MacDonald Ave., Key West, FL 33040 EOE 110/171 chance to get out of the sticks. PETE: 15151 423 -8634 or T&R, MAGIC 105, 11200 Rodney Parka= H., Box 1837, Mason City, IA 50401 EOE 110/171 Seeking experienced salesperson in California. Top 75 market. Direct & agency sales. Steve Katomski, KGFM, Box 260, Adult CHR seeking tight. bright jocks. Entry level okay. T &R: Little Reek, Al 72212. EOE/MF Bakersfield, EOE Jim Kelso. Box Pleasant, TX 1(105 seeking greet air talent for future openings. Four-track ex- CA 93302 110/10) 990, Mt. 75455 EOE 110/171 An alfimubve ntim/equal opportunity ro/I/h/v employer. perience a plus. High energy contemporary Country. T &R: Don 98 KUPD is smiting entertainers, morning theatre, zoo, new WTMX/Tupelo has immediate opening for overnight & even- Riley. WASK, Box 7880, Lafayette, IN 47903 EOE 110/171 & what have you. Concepts to: Ern Gladden, 1900 W Car- ings. Rush T &R: J. Michael Pruet, Box 954, Tupelo, MS 38802 men, Tempe, AZ 85283 EOE 110 /101 EOE 110/17) KMNS radio is seeking an assistant ND. T &R: John Bentzinger, Box 177, Sioux City, IA 51102 EOE 110/17) KZZK /Tri -chies seeks divetkne entertainers for adult ,Seeking parttime & fulkime announcers for Northern Virginia CHR. Ex- perienced pros only. T&R: Jonathan Walker, Box 2485, Tri- ., ,FM. Looking for good news readers & experience with commer- Seeking parttime announcer for Grand Rapids CHR. T &R: Matt Our talent ends up in places like L.A., Hous- cities, WA 99302 EOE 110/171 cial production. T &R: WORA. Box 1157, Warrenton, VA 22186 Clenott, WGRD, 122 Lyon NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503 EOE EOE 110/171 ton, Sacramento and Reno! Aggressive, pro- 110/17) fessional, number one West Texas CHR KATA/Arcata seeks MD /rrtiddays/production wiz. AC on the beautiful North Coast. JILL HENRY: Tremendous opportunity for experienced AEs. Are you ready Seeking Sales Manager for KLMS/KFMQ. Prefer CMRC, college 1707) 822 -7223. EOE seeks mornings and evenings. T &R's plus 110/17) for Atlanta? Resume: Andrea degree, five years' experience. Resume: Thomas Birk, KLMS/ Bergero, WEKS -FM, 19 Atlanta cover letter to Jim Scott, P.D., KWES, P.O. St., Marietta, GA 30061 EOE 110/17) KFMQ, 1540 S. 70th St., Suite 200, Lincoln, NE 68506 EOE Powerful FM in Box 4716, Odessa, TX 79760. EOE. Fe- 110/171 Colorado ski country seeking airchecks for mfuture openings. T &R: Steve Hamilton, KEYQ, Box 1111, New South Communications seeks morning personalities for males and minorities encouraged to apply. Eagle, CO 81631 EOE 110/171 CHR & Country. FL MS LA. T &R: Bob Lima, Box 4606, Biloxi, No calls please. US 99/WUSN seeking weekend sit talent. T &R: Lee Logan, MS 39535 EOE 110 171 ÚS99, 875 N. Michigan, Suite 1310, Chicago, IL 60611 EOE AC on the beautiful 110/171 North Coast seeks MD /middays & production whiz. If you can handle all three, contact KATA/Arcata. We're the place for you. Henry: Ready to move up7 Z -93 is accepting T &Rs for future air Jill 17071 822 -7223. EOE i `,»fit t'1 1 - 1 110/17) talenVsales & current news opening. T &R: WKQZ, Box 6393, Saginaw, MI 48608 EOE 110/17) Seeking Gold/AC personalities. Also news communicators for combo on FSA seeks fulhirne utility jock- Great opportunity. Great station. CA Central Coast. T &R: Randy Scovi), Box 1240, THE WHINING TEAM Santa Maria, CA 93456 -1240 EOE JOIN T &R: John Lane, WTVN, 42 E. Gay St., Columbus, OH 43215 110/17) I -95 is searching for a creative, enthusiastic 10 -29m air EOE 110/171 KYYA/Bllings seeking ai talents. T &R: Jack Bell. 1645 Central personality. Send tape and resume to Kevin McCarthy Ave., Billings, MT EOE Seeking immediately! Sharp, experienced CE /Announcer. 59102 110/171 P.D., WAPI /I -95, P.O. Box '10886, Birmingham, AL Modern Country giant. T &R: KZKX, 111 N. 56th St., Suite 205, "Ute" music station seeking 35202. EOE Lincoln, NE 68504 EOE 110/17) mature person fo possible future Morning Personality fulltime opening. Delivery, voice more important than personality. Seasoning essential. Our morning man has lefi for a TV career. We Contemporary Country inviting you to step into mid -morning T&R: Ford Michaels, KDLM, 1276 N. position. Palm Canyon, Suite 106. Palm Springs. CA 92262 EOE 110/171 have a witty, creative co -host and now need a announcer Good production a must. T &R: KSWO, Box 709, Lawton. OK 73502 EOE 110/171 warm, personable communicator who is strong TALENT SEACH on basics and can relate to the female listener. MORNING DRIVE This individual must be intelligent, articulate The talent search is on for experienced OPERATIONS MANAGER That drives people crazy! West Coast and motivated to become actively involved in air personalities to be a part of a winning Class "A" FM in a very competitive Wisconsin market major looking for outgoing, outrageous Music City. Good personal appearance is a is looking for team at South Florida leading AM AC sta- an individual with strong management person(s) to continue the dynasty. Send must. Send cassette tape, resume, and recent skills to take charge of Programming, Promotion and tion. Key shifts for key people. EOE. People. tape, resume, picture, etc., to Radio & photo to: David Manning, General Manager, We need an organized. aggressive leader who Send tape and resume to Radio & wants to go to the top of a young Corporation. Send Records, 1930 Century Park West, WLAC, 10 Music Circle East, Nashville, Records, #493, 1930 Century Park T &R to Radio & Remords, Box 480, 1930 Century Park #491, l'os Angeles, CA 90067. EOE /MF TN 37203. No phone calls please. M/P TOE West. Los Angeles. CA 90067 EOE West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE /MF

RESEARCH MANAGER ATTN: Air talent in Minnesota, The Dakotas, Growth company in need of Research AFTERNOON DRIVE Wisconsin, Montana, Michigan to the snow Managers for new and future acquisi- Uptempo adult FM looking for energetic personality. belt states: 2104 announces 1: A 7 -1/2 month tions. If you love "In House," we may be Have a blast in one of the finest major San Antonio's leading A/C FM is southeast's summer, complete with sunshine, and 2: An your new home. cities. Beautiful facility, great signal and excellent pay. Send resume, creden- Send aircheck and production examples today to Radio looking for a zany morning sidekick opening for one fantastic talent who'd love to join tials, etc. to Radio & Records, 1930 Cen- & Records, 1930 Century Perk West, #489, Los who's into parody songs, character Tulsa's hottest station. Forget the bits. If you're tury Park West, #492, Los Angeles, CA Angeles, CA 90067. EOE spontaneous, topical and downright funny, then 90067. EOE /MF voices & the bizarre to work in a we need to talk. Bill Bruun, 2104, 5810 East Skelly Dr., Suite 801, Tulsa, Oklahoma great creative atmosphere ... also 74135. EOE searching for full- and part-time air POSITIONS SOUGHT talents ... EASY LISTENING Contact Jay Scott, P.D., One of our clients has openings for Operations Manager and for (512) 646-0105 ... RUSH TAPE and Aggressive personality with broadcast Production Director. OM will be responsible for airstan. promo- degree & production skills seeks entry -level fulltime tions, live assist and fully automated operations. Production Di- RESUME to KSMG-FM, 8930 Four shift. Prefer S CHR /AOR /Hy- WEST brid. RON: rector in new 13181 425 -1866. 110/101 will be working an all 4 -track studio with MCI. Ota- Winds, Suite 500. San Antonio, ri, Eventide and Ramsa equipment Both positions require drive - Personality CHR /AC. time airshifts. Looking for warm, relatable. alive -sounding people Seeking MD /airshift in E or W /PA. Five Texas 78239. EOE years' experience. AL: (2011 Big market quality station in a Texas market of 100,000 $18- 383 -3133. 110/101 20.000 per year. depending on experience. EOE. TfR to Burns Help) My ND for eight years went TV. SE Idaho's top -rated Desperately seeking a rocker) Will Media Consultants, 12429 Ventura Court, Studio City, CA station needs pro now. T &R: Dave, KSEI, Box 40, Pocatello, accept any market. Experi- enced & great numbers. 91604. ID 83204 EOE 110/101 KEITH: 18051 325 -4569. 110 /101 li(' RNS Female announcer with seven years' MEN .\ Fulltime midday air personality needed for Barstow /Vegas experience. I am familiar with AOR /CHR /AC. Prefer AOR /Metal. (:( )NS('1.I:AN FS MAGIC 105 MOR station. T &R: Lance Todd, KRXV, Box 1668, Barstow, Southern CA, areas only. CA 92311 EOE 110:101 Seeking weekend shift. PENNY. 12131 553 -4330 x39. 110/10) R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986/69 OPPORTUNITIES L._ POSITIONS SOUGHT POSITIONS SOUGHT POSITIONS SOUGHT POSITIONS SOUGHT

I want outte Nashville! Talented female loves production/, airy Outrageous zoo writer /performer. Six years' experience. Sharp, enthusiastic morning man with one-year experience. Promotions- work & is seeking medium /large market E /SE of Nashville. Outrageous minded personality with CHR/AC experience seeks characters & bits. More bite than Z -100! More News /production skills. CHR /AC /AOR. TOM: 16021 287 -5675. Nine years' experience. midday or afternoon position. Small /medium market in 16151 331 -5157. 1101 101 punch than ACN, Extremely original. JACK 2:1914) 562 -5964. 110/171 the S. 110/171 JIM: 19191237- 2648.110/171 Natural one -on -one communicator. Disciplined, tight proddc Hardworking, dedicated MD/Asst. PO seeking opportunity to tion seeks drive /evenings at AOR Not a pit stop. Parttime work desired at sound operation in /Hybrid. JOHN: 1312) Excellent production & good voice. Seeking work where my work at your station. Prefer IL/IN/MI/WI. MICHAEL: 1615) Southern CA. CHR/Country/AC /AOR 262.3773. (10/10) talent isn't wasted. Eight years' experience. Serious replies on- 729 -3844.110/171 experienced. DAVE: ly. RON FOLKS: (803) 779 -3281. 110/17) 17141 837 -5541.110/171 Have voice. brains, talent. ambition & ability. Seeking job. I wane be a morning men. Small or medium market. Make us both happy! DON: 1816) 14 -year roteren In top 100 markets. Seeking CHWAOR oppor- 525 -6278. Good attitude, ten -year CHR veteran seeks position in SE. (803) Guaranteed ratings boost. More ambition than experience. No 457- 4556.110/171 tunity. Prefer E. BOB: 15171 792 -4867. 110/171 TX. AOR /AC/CHR, ANDREW: 12151 431 -4618. 110/17) Experienced MD seeks medium market MD/Asst. PD position. Extensive knowledge in AOR /AC /CHR. Reliable. mature. pro- AOR/CHR personality seals progressive personality yesterday. Two years NYC suburban anchor /reporter. BJ degree. Seeking Longtime CHR/AC/Oldies personality believes in topical fessional attitude, very enthusiastic. GARY: 13011 759 -3264. Any market. Former PD, team player & winning record. D.L.: small /medium market news humor/information. Not a robot. Pipes included. No charge if 110/10) challenge in NE. Solid writing skills. 13141 265 -5275. 110/171 JEFF: 1201) 444- 8425. 110/17) you are in the East or warm climate. BILL: 1516) 423 -0167. 110/17) Seeking programming position in top 100 or mornings. Call Not your typical Englishman! Three years' experience. Well Seven-year pro with solid production. Team player seeking my contact: 11 800) 345-4104. recommended on all levels. Definitely unique. STEPH 110/10) Ready. wiling & able. Just graduated from broadcast move to medium /large market position with winning company, school & CHRISTEN: 17071829- 1865.110/171 AC or Country. DON: 1913) 242 4789. (10/171 am working parttime but seek fulltime employment. Announc- Rescue me from this nightmare. Two -year pro. forty plus ing /production & copywriting. TIM: 13191 524 -6796. 110/171 character voices, timely humor & a down right nice guy. Cur- Sports is more than just a game- My experience in PBP & sport- Do you went a morning pro/PD with varied talents who gets rently employed. JIM KELLY: 1419) 797 -2202. 110!101 Dependable, I stalk can make you a winner. BILL: 1216) 255 -8143. (10/171 CHR, AC, Urban. Professional DJ /PD with things done? seek stable FM in Sunbelt. Let's discuss the outstanding voice /delivery /production. Greater Cincinnati. possibilities. 1715) 878 -4170. (10/171 -"- Stable. versatile. personality /MD with five years 4xperience Classic Rock/AOR ND scouting opportunities. TERRY: MARTY: Box 44292, Cincinnati, OH 45244 110/171 wants to learn from the best. I'm hungry! CHRIS: 1503) 19191 371 -3846. Production Director for large/major market. Good voice 734.2245. 110'101 110/171 & creative. Also ten years' on-air experience. JOHN: 16021 Experienced MD seeks medium market MD /Asst. PD challenge. 748 -2338. (10/17) British workaholic guarantees ratings success. Six years' ex- Knowledgeable in AOR /CHR /AC. Risk seeker, versatile, reliable, perience in CHR. Major market drive personality seeks CHR in creative professional. GARY: 13011 759 Eight -year pro. Two in Phoenix & one national. Seeking on- S or W. DON: 19041 427-4788. 110/101 -3264. 110/171 YOUR NEXT PD OR OM air /promotions at major market AOR /CHR /AC. JOE: 16021 Now available - II year pro with success at 829 -1157.110/171 Have mouth. will babble. Humerous CHR/AC /Oldies. Programming and management skills air & novelty production English CHR pro/workaholic with six years' experience in US. for medium market drive. Don't excellent. Ready for your challenge anywhere. Bob Small markets. over three years' college experience. delay ... call today. DENNIS: including major markets. Always a ratings grabber. Prefer West Jock /news /production. Give me a place to start. 14191 255.5665 or 255 -1221. 110:10) Coast/South. DON: 427 Raleigh (20$) 281-3762. JOHN Q: 1214¡ 1904) -4788. (10/171 495-5041. (10/171 Youthful exuberance. Major market consulting experience & Attention wann climate medium markets. 18 years' solid ex- innovative research concepts. I can turn your AOR into a win- perience as morning man, programming & production. Good Are you seeking an adult communicator to till your ner at a minimum cost. T.F. BARNES: 1305) 464-5832. voice, stable & available yesterday. LARRY KAY: 1717) PBP is what I do. Something I can do for you. Masters degree & medium /large 110.101 MW opening? Leave message for ART: 16181 653 -2500.110/171 ten years' experience separate me from most of my peers. 397 -2521.110/171 TOM: 1316) 231-6875. 110/171 Hardworking, dedicated PD /MD seeking established position Announcer with titrai years' small market experience seeking E. NY state jock with eight years experience seeks gig in your with your station. Will consider all offers. MICHAEL: 16151 medium market position. JIM: 17171 597 -9239. (10/171 Top 26 winner, CHR. high numbers. Hot /fast /tight. Seven local station. STEVE: 1401) 729.3844 101 596 -8961. 110/171 110' years' experience. Seeking good position with the possibility of programming. GREG: 1715) 696 -3261, 110/17/ Entertaining. devoted 12 -year pro seeks station dedicated to Doubled 12+, Quadrupled adults. Wasn't enough for my Seeking entry level position in radio. Have had some broadcast excellence. Great pipes, references. Experienced in W. major management. Available PD Asst. MD or PD. J.T.: 1804) schooling. Willing to learn & relocate. JOHN: 16021 945 -8757. markets. VIC: 16021 748 -2338. 110/171 3792250.110/101 110/171 NEW GM, NEW PD = Seven-year pro with solid production. Seeking medium market Attention chief engineers in San Francisco Bay Area. Black femur news announcer/anchor seeking opportunity to position with winning company. AC /Country. DON: 19131 L. A. engineer is seeking exciting new position. I'M LOOKING Five years' ex- work for a solid news operation. College grad. 1419¡ 865 -8776. 242 -4789.110/171 perience. BRUCE: 18181 342 -6521. 110,10) To Anchor morning team, middays or PM (10'17) Drive. 20+ shares Proven track record. Experienced, Men/Women 25-49. enthusiastic pro seeks W Personality seeks position in small or medium market. Dates appearing the end of listing university town. 17 years' experience Experienced: D.C., San Francisco, at each in small/ medium mar. Miami. Talk/CHR /Country. Prefer MW or mountain W. HAL: (617) kets. MICHAEL JAY: 150317724170. 110/101 Mike Taylor (205) 941 -1653. 457-0120.110/171 signify first week listed Parttime lover uh, jock available right ... now for LI /NY/NJ & To al PDs. We're sorry, but your station needs a fresh new Conn. I can do it all. CRAIG: 1718) 343-2192. 110/101 voice. DONALD TRAPP: 1201) 472 -5188. Make a note of it. 110/171 Important Notice: When replying to R &R Hello America! Available right now, a solid & fun air talent on Five years' experience in top 20. Production, continuity & the way up. Medium market Blind Boxes. please keep the size of your experience. I will get you the copywriting. Part/fulltime personality. Will relocate. DENNIS 16 years' doing morning drive. Personality, voices, humor & numbers you seek. CRAIG: 17181 3432192 or 347 -0476, SULLIVAN: (718) 330-0991.110/17) warmth. Award winning production. Management experience. packages limited to a 9" x 12" envelope. 110/101 JAY: 17011667-1800.110/171 Let me sell you. Production /copy specialist. Great pipes & WI'm I'm looking. Great pipes & excellent references. Twelve able to use them. Spots, promos that sell. Ten -year pro. MW Seeking a start! Female DJ prefers IA /IL areas. years' experience in Boston, Denver, Kansas City. All markets only. BRAD: 18151436- 5081.110/171 News /copywriting /production. Any airshift. Have license. & formats considered. VIC: 16021 748 -2338. 110/101 CARI: (3191 289.2873. 110/17) Save me front the soaps. CHR /AOR PD seeks new on -air or pro- R &R Opportunities Major market radio gramming personality seeking production/on-air in W challenge. MW preferred. All considered. D.L.: 13141 Former talker in S.F. market seeking PT /weekends/ market. Ten years' experience. Prefer large 265- 5275.(10/171 /major. JOHN: voicers /production in L.A. MICHAEL: Box 1185, Venice, CA Display Advertising 16021 748 2338. 110 101 90294 -1185.110/171 PD/Promotions/DJ. Personable & professional, Eight years'ex- Promotion. Display: $40 per inch per community -minded PD /mornings seeks stable perience. Three years' major market. Seeking W. Coast Energetic air personality/copywriter, team player. Two years' week (maximum position at FM in Sunbelt. My standards are high & yours Jazz /AOR /CHR /BU /AC. JOE: (6021 829 -1 157. 110/17) experience CHR/AC formats. Seeks home in major market. Will 35 words per inch). Includes border should be too! M.M.. 17151 878 -4170. 110/101 relocate. NORRIS: 16021 9643530. (10/171 and logo. Major market GSM spedelzes kt counselor selling. develop- Experienced announcer /sales, team player. I pull ment & training. my own Superior track record in medium/major PD & morning drive in top 50 market. Seeking major market air - Blind Box: $50 per inch per week (maxi- weight & more Small medium markets. DANNY: 19121 markets. GLENN: 11627 Sagepark Ln., Houston, TX 77089. shift or medium market programming. JOHN: (7141 265-2819, mum 35 words per inch). In- 110/101 110/17) 862-e4569. (10/171 cludes border, box number and Four -year Country with jock sales experience. Seeking locale Pro on the loose. Relocated to Los Angeles after Deep South Time to leave home. Five -year pro seeks AOR/CHR station. Will- postage handling. where it only snows on TV. Any market. RON: 1419) success as GM/PD /AT & sales. Twelve years' experience. ing to try anything. ALEXANDER SCOTT: #8 N. 35th St.. Van 325-2695.110/101 CHARLES: (818) 331-4495. 110/17/ Buren, AR 72956 110/171 Payable In Advance! Good looking major market female with many voice charac- Female Classical announcer /producer/writer. Five years' ex- ters seeks on -air position Will work all formats/dayparts. perience. BA degree. Seven years' .advertising experience. Display & Blind Box advertising orders must be LISA 17041 545 -1367 110: 101 Awards & references. JEAN BARTHELL: 1307¡ 754 -9768. typewritten or printed and accompanied by check (10/17) 6.2 -8.7- 11.4 -13.9 mailed to our office in advance.

Seeking programming position in CA. Excellent knowledge of 4.3- 7.8 -9.1 -11,8 AVAILABLE MORNINGS Classic Rock, Soft Rock, Jazz & Classical. BRUCE: 1818) H or CUME, great numbers Deadline 342-6521. 110/17) in Morning Drivel LONG JOHN WADE t, upbeat, topical humor targeted to the demos To appear in the following week's issue. we must WIL/KSON /KEX/KSPO. Country AM PO receive (15 YEARS MAJOR drive with many years t count CHRs -Top markets only. PRESTON your ad by Thursday noon (PST) prior to MARKET EXPERIENCE) major market experience. Prefer NW. DICK BYRD: (5031 issue date. Address all ads to: R Meticulously prepared to on your AC morning wakeup tea' 325 -3503.110/17) OMPSON, (616) 247 -1337. &R /Opportunities, understanding. 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA stimulating and attracting the s F 90067. Reel. alive, committed 16-year pro. PD '000' (817) 255 -9149 or (305) 942-8861 /MD AOR/Hybrid /AC. Afternnon drive my specialty. Make the distinction now. RAN- Does anyone really read these? Experienced as PD /MD & in pro- DY: 13051287- 1170.110/171 motions/research. Excellent production, On -air A +. TOM: R 1602) 483-0347.110 /171 &R Opportunities PM drive MD five with years' experience available now. I am ready to hit the airwaves in a P2 /P3 market. Recent Dedicated & hardworking. AC /CHR winners call CHRIS: 19191 graduate from the Brown Institute. Interested? MARV: 17151 Seeking weekend /WHIM. Prefer Baltimore/Washington mar- Free Advertising 734 -2245. 110/171 735 -6875. 110/17) kets. Formerly WBSB/WKYS/WNVZM2YQ/WQCM. JIM CUR- TIS: 13011 733 -4815. (10/171 Radio & Records provides free (24 words or 3 CHR communicator seeks new challenge in S Of W. Ten years' Five years' experience 'e top twenty mother. Production, con- lines) listings to radio stations experience, good production. PD /MD positions desired. tinuity, copywriting. and record com- Part/fulltime personality. Will relocate. Four-year pro with announcing/programming experience seeks SHAWN: 1505) 722-9025. 110/171 panies in Openings. Free listings of the same DENNIS: 17181 330-0991.110/17) fulltime career in radio. Willing to relocate. Currently at WBT /Charlotte. MARK DUNCAN: (7041 553 -8921. 110/17) length are also available to individuals seeking Listener-oriented PD seeks more room to breathe in a larger Seven years in I radio & want to do weekends for you. Female work in the industry under Positions market AOR /CHR. Promotions, voices, comedy are specialties. good Sought. All with voice & experience in AOR /CHR /AC seeks on -air Seeking talk show. Major market experience, law professor. D.L.: 1314) 265-5275. 110/171 other advertising must run display. _ position in Southern CA. PENNY: 1213) 553 -4330 x39.110/17) Provocative, humorous, knowledgeable. Know politics, money, sports. Any market. HOWARD: (7031 534-3194.110/171 Major market PBP /Sportstalk specialist seeks quality position. Two years' major market experience. I am seeking fulltime on- Deadline Nine years' experience. Pro/major college hockey, basketball, air position or programming opportunity. DON BURNS: I (8171 love Country. but am stuck in CHR. Three years' experience. I football & baseball. TED: 12131 476 -5282. 110/17) 795- 3936.110/171 work hard. MARK: 1501) 863 -0041. 110/17) To appear in the following week's issue, we must receive your ad by Thursday noon (PST) prior to NErretuming to school. Experience writing, reporting, anchoring Tait show personality/host. Extensive experience in radio & TV. One-to -one. natural AOR personality with the ability to draw issue news, plus some on -air announcing, production, copywriting. Articulate, extemporaneous date. specialist. Openline /topical. Major listeners. Seeking AOR /hybrid in medium market. JOHN: (3121 Seeking parttime position. For J.R.: 13161'792.7415. 110/171 market background. FRANK: 16191 353 -8033. (10/171 262 -3773.110/171 opportunities you must place your free listings by mail only. Address all 24 -word ads to: Seeking position writing /recording radio programs for Denver & Colorado! Experienced, talented, versatile com- Seasoned, warm communicator experienced in talk/inter- R &R Opportunities, 1930 farm /ranch field done in my studio. Sample sent on request. municator Century Park West, Los seeking DJ.Production /MD /News. Experience in- view/DJ & production. Seeks small /medium market production, LEONARD ARLINT: 1801)528- 7956.(10/171 cludes Twin Angeles, CA 90067, Cities. R.K.: 13031 444 -1071. 110/171 Prefer Classical /Jazz /BU /EZ. JIM: (714) 839 -5105. 110/17) 70/R&R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986

RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY COUNTRY

TOP 50 OCTOBER 17, 1986

Total Reports/Adds Heavy Medium light MOST ADDED 9 6 2 O RESTLESS HEART/That Rock Won't Roll (RCA) 156/0 133 17 6

5 3 1 2 RANDY TRAVIS /Diggin' Up Bones (WB) 149/1 124 18 7 13 9 5 © MARIE OSMOND & PAUL DAVIS/You're Still New To Me (Capitol /Curb) 155/0 119 34 2 DAN SEALS (56) 17 11 6 ALABAMA/Touch Me When Were Dancin' (RCA) 158/0 107 51 0 0 DON WILLIAMS (39) 22 18 9 GEORGE STRAIT /It Ain't Cool To Be Crazy About... (MCA) o 156/1 90 62 4 JOHN CONLEE (33) 3 2 3 6 EARL THOMAS CONLEY & ANITA POINTER/Too Many Times (RCA) 139/0 95 30 14 CONWAY TWITTY (33) 16 12 10 o STEVE WARINER /Starting Over Again (MCA) 153/1 83 59 11 STEVE EARLE (25) 19 15 12 O JOHN SCHNEIDER /At The Sound Of The Tone (MCA) 150/1 73 73 4 JUDDS (25) GIRLS NEXT DOOR (25) 24 20 13 o GATLIN BROTHERS /She Used To Be Somebody's Baby (Columbia) 153/0 78 71 4 GARY MORRIS (25) 1 1 4 10 EXILE /Wu Be Me (Epic) 129/0 89 27 13 WILD CHOIR (25) 30 22 16 BELLAMY BROTHERS with FORESTER SISTERS/Too Much Is Not Enough (MCA/Curb) m 157/0 59 87 11 LYLE LOVETT (24) 21 19 14 JUICE NEWTON /Cheap Love (RCA) 145/0 65 70 10 29 23 19 ® T. GRAHAM BROWN/Hell And High Water (Capitol) 153/3 45 89 19 23 21 17 BARBARA MANDRELL/No One Mends A Broken Heart... (MCA) 137/0 62 63 12

18 17 15 15 SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO /Since I Found You (Columbia) 126/2 58 49 19 10 7 7 16 LEE GREENWOOD /Didn't We (MCA) 116/0 60 41 15 2 4 11 17 CRYSTAL GAYLE Cry (WB) 109/0 63 24 22

7 5 8 18 SCHUYLER, KNOBLOCH d OVERSTREET/You Can't Stop Love (MTM) 106/0 57 34 15 38 28 HANK WILLIAMS JR. /Mind Your Own Business (WB /Curb) 150/11 14 87 49 31 28 25 HOLLY DUNN /Daddy's Hands (MTM) 135/5 31 79 25 26 24 22 ® JOHN ANDERSON /Honky Tonk Crowd (WB) 120/0 51 53 16 HOTTEST 37 32 26 e MICHAEL JOHNSON/Give Me Wings (RCA) 146/5 11 93 42 28 25 20 23 ANNE MURRAY /My Life's A Dance (Capitol) 117/1 24 74 19 38 33 30 e WAYLON JENNINGS/What You'll Do When I'm Gone (MCA) 137/9 7 89 41 RANDY TRAVIS (86) ALABAMA (65) 34 31 29 SAWYER BROWN /Out Goin' Catlin' (Capitol /Curb) 127/5 18 81 28 RESTLESS HEART (54) 47 40 33 RICKY SKAGGS /Love's Gonna Get You Someday (Epic) 139/12 7 78 54 MARIE OSMOND & PAUL DAVIS (49) 39 JUDD &Cry Myself To Sleep (RCA/Curb) 136/25 7 68 61 - e E.T. CONLEY & A. POINTER (47) 45 36 REBA McENTIRE/What I e Am Gonna Do About You (MCA) 136/18 6 68 62 GEORGE STRAIT (42) ..> 40 35 31 GEORGE JONES/Wine Colored Roses (Epic) 118/4 19 73 26 EXILE (37) F 36 34 32 e BILLY JOE ROYAL/I Miss You Already (Atlantic America) 110/4 22 62 26 BELLAMY BROS. w FORESTER ... (24) BROTHERS 14 14 18 31 MICKEY GILLEY/Doo -Wah Days (Epic) 89/0 42 29 18 GATLIN (22) JOHN SCHNEIDER (18) 4 10 21 32 TANYA TUCKER /Just Another Love (Capitol) 79/0 36 24 19 46 42 38 MEL McDANIEL/Stand On It (Capitol) 112/9 9 60 43 BREAKER Q DON WILLIAMS/Then It's Love (Capitol) 116/39 6 38 72 42 39 37 GENE WATSON /Everything I Used To Do (Epic) 99/5 17 51 31

39 37 34 RONNIE McDOWELL/When You Hurt I Hurt (MCA/Curb) 93/2 7 58 28 XR366. 43 CD PAKE McENTIRE /Bad Love (RCA) 114/17 0 52 62 48 44 41 KATHY MATTEA/Walk The Way The Wind Blows (Mercury/PG) 98/7 6 58 34 e© 48 42 cy JUDY RODMAN /She Thinks That She'll Marry (MTM) 106/11 1 51 54 15 13 24 40 SOUTHERN PACIFIC /A Girl Like Emmylou (WB) 75/0 33 29 13 47 44 CII) STATLER BROTHERS /Only You (Mercury /PG) 91/7 2 47 42

8 6 21 42 ROSANNE CASH /Second To No One (Columbia) 67/0 25 24 18 MOST ADDED & HOTTEST list those songs achieving the most BREAKER Z T.G. SHEPPARD /Half Past Forever (Columbia) 101/18 3 37 61 adds nationally, and the songs reported "hottest" compiled front all our reporters. O'KANES /Oh Carlin' (Columbia) BREAKER 97/14 1 41 55 The number in parentheses immediately following 6 16 35 45 EDDIE RABBITT & JUICE NEWTON /Both To Each Other (RCA) 60/0 21 21 18 the songs in Most Added & Hottest indicate the total BREAKER p CONWAY TWITTY /Fallin' For You For Years (WB) 95/33 2 28 65 number of Country reporters adding the song this week Or nobng that the song is among their five hottest. 33 29 27 47 DOLLY PARTON/We Had It All (RCA) 76/0 3 52 21 DAN I DEBUT C SEALS /You Still Move Me (EMI America) 70/56 1 12 57 MERLE HAGGARD The I DEBUT p /Out Among Stars (Epic) 69/14 3 24 42 DEBUT a JOHN CONLEE/The Carpenter (Columbia) 59/33 3 13 43

BREAKERS O'KANES Oh Darlin' (Columbia) DON WILLIAMS On 61% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 41, Light 55, Total Adds 14, Then It's Love (Capitol) WXTU, WVMI, WKLO, KIKK, KYKX, WSIX, WSLR, WFMS, KXXY, WTOD, KTPK, KCKC, KMPS, KRPM. Moves 47 -44 Country On 73% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 6, Medium 38, Light 72, Total Adds on the chart. 39 including WCAO, WORE. WTCR, WIXL, KEAN, WYNK, WVMI, WEZL, WSOC, KBMR, WONE, KSO, KWMT. WFMS. KFKF, KYAK, KYGO, KUGN, KFRE. Moves 45 -34 on the CONWAY TWITTY Country chart. T.G. SHEPPARD Fallin' For You For Years (WB) Halt Past Forever (Columbia) On 60% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 28, Light 65, Total Adds 33 On 64% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 37, Light 61, Total Adds 18 including WCAO, WYRK, WQBE, WTCR, WIXL, WZZK, WKLO, KLLL, KJJY, KSO, including WYNK, WCOS, WESC, KSSN, WAMZ, KLLL, WONE, KIOV, WTHI, KWEN, WKKQ, KWMT, WFMS, KFKF, WDAF, WTSO, KYAK, KLZ, KUGN, KFRE. Debuts at KYAK, KUUY, KLZ, KUGN, KTOM, KGA. Moves 48-43 on the Country chart. number 46 on the Country chart.

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KAYLEE ADAMS "I Can't Help The Way I Don't Feel" (WB) 16/3 NEW & ACTIVE Rotations Heavy O. Medium 2, Light 14. Total Adds 3, WPAP. WAXX, KALF Medium. KRKT, KSOP. Light. KRRV, WOKK, WCMS, WQYK, KITS, KVOO, KVOC. KUUY B.J. THOMAS "Night Life" (Columbia) 16/1 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 5. Light 11. Total Adds 1. WYII. Medium WQYK, KITS, KFDI, KKCS, KEIN. Light WORE, WOKO. WPOR, WGTO, KHEY, KILTFM, WIRK, WOW STARER BROTHERS Only You" (Mercury/PolyGram) 9117 WILLIAM LEE GOLDEN "You Can't Take It With You" (MCA) 14/4 Rotations Heavy 2. Medium 47. Light 42, Total Adds 7. WYRK. WVMI, WSOC, WESC, WTOR, WITL. KSOP. Heavy: WAMZ, Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 9, Total Adds 4. WGTO, WRAF, KITS, KLZ. Medium. WLWI, WOYK, KRKT. KSOP Ugh. KBMR Medium. WCAO, WWVA, WEZL, WUSY, WSM, KKYX, WDAF, WOW. KUZZ, KLZ. Moves 47-44-41 on the Country KYKX, KKYX, KVOC, KRWO, KOLO, KIGO chin RAY STEVENS "Southern Air" (MCA) 12/7 DM SEALS "You Still Move Me" (EMI America) 70/56 Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 1, Light 10, Total Adds 7. KRRV, WEZL. WPAP, KITS, KTPK, KVOO. KTOM. Heavy. WTVY Rotations Heavy 1. Medium 12, Light 57, Total Adds 56 including WDSY, WNYR, KEAN, KYKR, KIKK, WAMZ, WKSJ, WLWI, Light. WCVR, WOKK, WTCM, KIGO WS1X. WWKA. WQYK, KJNE. WTOR, WXCL. KITS, KVOO, KWEN, KYGO, KCCY. Debuts at number 48 on the Country Chart. GLENN SUTTON "I'll Go Steppan Too" (Mercury/PolyGram) 11/1 MERLE HAGGARD "Out Among The Stars" (Epic) 69/14 Rotations Heavy 1. Medium t, Light 9. Total Adds 1. KRWO Heavy WTCM Medium WOW. Light WYII, KYKR, WTVY, Rotations Heavy 3, Medium 24, Light 42, Total Adds 14, KEAN. KIKK, KSSN, WSM, WUSO, WMNI. WONE, KSO, WKKO. WLWI, KKYX, KWMT. KITS. KFDI KTPK. KUUY, KFRE, KTOM. KCKC Heavy WCVR, WOKK, KFDI. Debuts at number 49 on the Country chart. CANNONS "Do You Mind If I Step Into...." (Mercury/PolyGram) 10/5 JOHN CONLEE "The Carpenter" (Columbia) 59/33 Rotations Heavy O. Medium O. Light 10, Total Adds 5, WYOU KIKK. KKYX. KFDI. KSOP. Light. WYII, KYKX, WOW, KVOO, Relations Heavy 3, Medium 13. Light 43. Total Adds 33 including WCAO, WYRK, WWVA, WSOC, WUSY, WTVY. KYKX, KILO WLWI, WMNI, WKCQ. KTPK. WTCM, KFDI. KFRE, KWJJ, KOLO, KSOP, KMPS, KRPM. Debuts at number 50 on the Country OSMOND BROS. "Looking For Suzanne" (EMI America) 9/8 chart Rotations Heavy O. Medium 0, Light 9, Total Adds 8, WYOU, WKSJ, WCMS, WPAP, KKYX, KOLO, KSOP, KIGO. Light. WYII NICOLETTE LARSON "That's More About Love (Than I...)" (MCA) 51/9 JIMMY MURPHEY "Two Sides" (Encore) 9/7 Rotaors Heavy 0, Medium 17, Light 34. Total Adds 9. WCAO, WUSO. WKKO, WDAF, WTSO, KXXY, WLLR, WKCQ, KFDI. Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 0, Light 9. Total Adds 7. WIVY, KKYX, KSO. WAXX, WOW, KVOO. KFDI. Light: WLWI. KFGO. Medium- WCMS, KKYX, WOW, KITS, KRKT, KKCS, KUGN, KOIL, KNIX, KCCY, KSOP.

C SIGNIFICANT ACTION Breakers are those records that have achieved concurrent airplay at 60% of our reporting stations. New & Active records are those receiving airplay at 30-59% of the stations. Records in Significant Action are receiving airplay at 5 -29% of the stations. Records do not have to reach Breaker in order to chart. However, once a record charts, it must reach the 60% airplay NEW GRASS REVIVAL "Ain't That Peculiar" (EMI America) 43/2 level within the two following weeks to achieve Breaker status. Relations Heavy O. Medium 14. Light 29. Total Adds 2. WDXE, KSOP Medium. WCAO, WTSV, KEAN, WUSY, WKLO. WTVY, KKIX, WOKK. WCMS WOW, KITS, KFDI, KUUY. KEIN LIONEL RICHIE & ALABAMA "Deep River Woman" (Motown) 421 Rotators Heavy 8 Medium 10. Light 24, Total Adds 8. WZZK, WESC, KYKX, KYX)(, WODR, KWMT, KRWO, KUPL. Heavy. WCOS WTVY WIVK. WLWI. WWKA, WPAP, KKCS Medium: WBOS, WHN, WXTU, WUSN, WWWW, KYGO, KSON. SIEVE EARLE "Someday" (MCA) 40/26 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 4. Light 36.1otai AdJs 26 including WCAO. WHN, KEAN. KJNE. WUSO. WAXX. WKCQ, KFRE, KALE KOIO.KCBO CON HUNLEY "GuiNin' Time" (Capitol) 38/1 Rotations Heavy O. Medum 15, Light 23. Total Adds 1. WIXL. Medium. WGNA, WUSY, WCMS. KKYX, WQYK. WXCL, KITS, KFDI, KRKT KRWO. KEIN, KCCY, KALF, KOLO. KIGO. ADAM BAKER "Weren't You Listening" (Arista) 35/7 ARTIST/Song Title (Label) Album Title Rotators Heavy 1, Medium 4 Light 30, Total Adds 7. WYII KEAN. WVMI. KJNE, WKKO. WWJO. KFDI. Heavy. WCVR. Medium KASE. WLWI. KRKT. KEIN KENNY ROGERS "They Don't Make Them Like They Used To (RCA) 29/13 LIONEL RICHIE & ALABAMA /Deep River Woman (Motown) Dancing On... Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 8, Light 21, Total Adds 13, KEAN, KRRV. KYKX, WGKX. WCMS, KJNE, WUSN, KSO, WKKO, WDAF. WTSO, KIOV, KRWO Medium WOKO. WUSY, WCOS. KEIN, KSOP, KIIM. RANDY TRAVIS /Messin' With My Mind (WB) Storms Of Life LYLE LOVETT "Cowboy Man" (MCA/Curb) 27/24 HANK WILLIAMS JR. /Montana Cafe (WB /Curb) Montana Cafe Rotations Heavy O. Medium 4. Light 23, Total Adds 24, WYOU, WTSV, WCVR, WNYR, WIXY, KRRV. KASE, WORE. KYKX, WOKK. KJNE, WUSO. KBMR, WBCS. WTCM. KFDI. KRKT, KUZZ. KVOC, KUUY. KKCS, KEIN, KALF. KCBO. FORESTER SISTERS /Drawn To The Fire (WB) Perfume, Ribbons, & Pearls GIRLS NEXT DOOR "Baby I Want It" (MTM) 26/25 GEORGE STRAIT /Rhythm Of The Road (MCA) #7 Rotations Heavy O. Medum t, Light 25. Total Adds 25. WYOU, WTSV, WDSY, WCVR, WNYR, WIXY, WYII, KRRV. WGTO. WDXE. KYKX WOKK. WUSO, KBMR, WXCL. WKCQ, WTCM. KVOO, KRKT, KVOC, KUUY, KKCS, KOIL, KALF, KIGO. RANDY TRAVIS /My Heart Cracked (WB) Storms Of Life WILD CHOIR "Heart To Heart" (RCA) 26/25 GARY MORRIS /I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry (WB) Plain Brown Wrapper Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 25, Total Adds 25. WOKQ, WXKX, WNYR, WIXY, WGTO, WTVY, KKIX, WDXE, WOKK, WI WI WCMS. WAXX, WPAP, KKYX, WGEE. WXCL, WWJO, KVOC, KUUY, KKCS, KFRE, KCCY, KOLO, KSOP, KIGO. ALABAMA/The Touch (RCA) The Touch GARY MORRIS "Leave Me Lonely" (WB) 26/25 SOUTHERN PACIFIC Rotations Heavy 0, Medium O. Light 26. Total Adds 25. WCAO, WYOU, WIXY, WYII, KASE, WGTO, KKIX, KYKX, WOKK, /Pink Cadillac (WB) Killbilly Hill KJNE. WKKO. WAXX, KXXY, WKCO, WWJO, KVOO, KRKT, KVOC. KKCS, KUGN, KOIL, KWJJ, KTOM, KCBO, KIGO. SOUTHERN PACIFIC /I Still Look For You (WB) Killbilly Hill CARLETTE ' We Belong Together" (Luv) 22/7 Relatons Heavy O. Medium 3, Light 19. Total Adds 7. WCAO, KEAN. KSSN, KKYX, KJNE. KWMT, KFDI. Medium: KYKX, DAN SEALS/Three Time Loser (EMI America) Out On The Front Line KRKT KTOM GEORGE STRAIT/Deep Water (MCA) #7 LARRY BOONE "She's The Trip I've Been On" ( Mercury/PolyGram) 21/10 Rotations Heavy 2. Medium 7. Light 12. Total Adds 10. WYOU. WIXY, KEAN. KRRV, WTVY. WOKK, WLWI, WAXX, KRWO, CRYSTAL GAYLE /Only Love Can Save Me Now (WB) Straight Heart KALF Heavy WCVR, KIKK RICKY SKAGGS /A Hard Road To Hoe (Epic) Love's Gonna Get You JAMES & MICHAEL YOUNGER "She Wants To Marry A Cowboy" (Air) 17/2 Rotations Heavy 1. Medium 5. Light II. Total Adds 2, WLWI, KRWO. Heavy KILO Medium. KRRV. WTVY, KKYX, KJNE, NEW GRASS REVIVAL /Revival (EMI America) New Grass Revival KRKT bight WAJR, KSO. WOW, KITS, KFDI, KOIL. EARL THOMAS CONLEY /Dancin' With The Flame (RCA) Too Many Times

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R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986/73 RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY JAZZ

MOST ADDED HOTTEST C TOP 30 BRANFORD MARSALIS (19) KEVIN EUBANKS (23) laD MILES DAVIS (13) OCTOBER 17, 1986 WYNTON MARSALIS (22) CROSSING POINT (7) LEE RITENOUR (16) KEVIN EUBANKS/Face To Face (GRP) BEN SIDRAN (7) O RANDY BRECKER á ELIANE ELIAS (11) MIKE STERN (6) 2 WYNTON MARSALIS /J Mood (Columbia) ROUND MIDNIGHT (11) 0 DREAMSTREET (5) 3 3 RANDY BRECKER & ELIANE ELIAS /Amanda (Passport Jazz) MILES DAVIS (10) TERRY GIBBS (5) KLUGH 4 LEE RITENOUR/Earth Run (GRP) THE LEADERS (5) EARL (8) Q J. BLAKE /D.LOCKW00D/M.URBANIAK/Ahythm & Blu (Gramavision) YANA PURIM (5) O DIANE SCHUUR/fimeless (GRP) lo Q ROUND MIDNIGHT/Soundtrack (Columbia) TERRY GIBBS The Latin Connection" (Fantasy) 9/5 s 9 DONALD HARRISON & TERENCE BLANCHARD/Nascence (Columbia) Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 2/2, Light 3/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WBGO, KPLU, WHVE, WUSF, KCNR. Heavy: 6 9 COUNT BASIE/Long Live The Chief (Denon) KLON, KJAZ, WNEWAM.

11 HARVIE SWARTZ/Smart Moves (Gramavision) FREE FLIGHT "Illumination" (FM/CBS) 9/3 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/2, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WFPL. KREM, KLCC. Heavy: WMOT, KLSK. Track a 11 OTBAnside (Blue.Note) Medium: KKGO, KJZZ, KPLU, KIFM. 12 JOE SAMPLE & DAVID T. WALKER/Swing Street Cafe (Crusaders /MCA) JIMMY KNEPPER "1st Place" (Black -Hawk) 9/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 5/1. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WMOT. Heavy: KANU. Medium: WRTI, WDET, 9 13 EARL KLUGH/Life Stories (WB) KLON. 16 (D KENNY G/Duotones (Arista) JOHN McLAUGHLIN "Adventures in Radioland" (Relativity) 9/1 Rotations: Heavy 3 /0, Medium 3/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1. WGBH. Heavy: WFPL, WNOP, WDET. Medium: I DEBUT ® MILES DAVIS/Tutu (WB) WRTI, WUWM, KXPR. 14 16 BRANDON FIELDS/The Other Side 01 The Story (Nova) ERNIE WATTS "Sanctuary" (Owest/WB) 94 20 e MEL LEWIS/20 Years At The Village Vanguard (Atlantic) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KUHF, KIFM. Medium: WAER, WJZZ, KKGO. 18 18 GENE HARRIS TRIO/Gene Harris Trio Plus One (Concord) ETTA JAMES/EDDIE "CLEANHEAD" VINSON "Blues In The Night" (Fantasy) 8/4 19 JOE LOCASCIO VCHET BAKER/Sleepless (Pausa) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/3, Light 3/1, Extra Adds O. Total Adds 4, WGBH, WDET. KLCC, KXPR. Heavy- WBGO, 2s G THE LEADERS /mudfoot (Black -Hawk) KLON. RECKER BAND "Fun With Old Clothes" (Autumn Breeze) 11/4 23 LENI STERN /Clairvoyant (Passport Jazz) STEVE ® Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 2/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WAER, WDET, KJZZ, KPLU. Medium: WFPL, z4 S AL JARREAU/L Is For Lover (WB) WHVE, WVPE, WDMT. n 23 DON PULLEN/GEORGE ADAMS QUARTET/Breakthrough (Blue Note) STANLEY CLARKE "Hideaway" (Epic) 7/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 2/1, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WOTB, WJZZ. Heavy: WLOO, WNOP, KKGO. BRANFORD MARSALIS/Royal Garden Blues (Columbia) ( DEBUT . © Medium: KTCJ. 27 YANA PURIM/For A Distant Love (Pausa) LINDA PETERSON "Too Late To Leave Early" (Celebration Records) 7/2 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 2 /0, Light 4 /1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WOTB, KMHD. Medium: WBEE, KJZZ. 28 ED CHRIS HUNTER /Chris Hunter (Atlantic) GEORGE RUSSELL LIVING TIME ORCHESTRA "So What" (Blue Note) 7/1 Show Band w/Doc Sevennsen (Amherst) á DEBUT TONIGHT SHOW BAND w/DOC SEVERINSEN/Tonight 1. WBFO, WNUR, ff/ Rotations. Heavy 1 /0. Medium 3/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds WFSS. Heavy. KERA. Medium: t5 28 HENRY BUTLER/Fivin' Around (MCA Impulse!) KXPR. 7/0 30 KENNY BARRON/Scratch (Enja) STEVE SLAGLE "Rio Highlife" (Atlantic) e Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KPLU. Medium: KWMU, KIFM, KLSK. SIDRAN The (Windham Hill) DEBUT ) e BEN /On Live Side M. ALEXANDER/N.H.O. PEDERSEN/G. TATE "Threesome" (Soul Note) 6/4 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/1, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WBGO, KUHF, KJAZ, WUSF. Black /Urban stations contributing to Jazz: KJCB /Lafayette, Horatio Handy WYLD- FM/New Orleans, Dell Spencer. FLORA PURIM á AIRTO "The Magicians" (Concord) 6/2 WDMT 'Cleveland. Dean -Dean Rufus. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3 /1, Light 2/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WYRS, WAER. Heavy: KJAZ. Medium: WBGO, KKGO. HANK MOBLEY "Straight No Filter" (Blue Note) 6/1 Rotations. Heavy 5/0, Medium 0 /0, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1. WEBR. Heavy: WBGO, WRTI, KJAZ, KREM, KCNR. NEW & ACTIVE SATHIMA BEA BENJAMIN "WlndSong" (Black-Hawk) 6/1 L 1/0, 0, Total Adds 1, KWMU. Heavy: KJAZ. Medium: KERA, KANU, r Rotations. Heavy 1 /0, Medium 4/1, Light Extra Adds KPLU RON ESCHETE "Stump Jumper" (Bainbridge) 15/4 DIRTY DOZEN BRASS BAND "Live: Mardi Gras In Montreux" (Rounder) 6/0 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium Light 7/3, Extra Acids 0, Total Adds 4, WYRS, WHVE. WVPE, KWMU. Heavy. WAER, 6 /1, Rotations' 1/0, Medium 1/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy. WRTI. Medium. WDET. KADX Medium. WEER, KUHF, WFPL, WMOT, KTCJ. ART FARMER & BENNY GOLSON "Back To The City" (Fantasy) 6/0 15/1 DIZZY GILLESPIE with MITCHELL-RUFF DUO "Enduring Magic" (Black-Hawk) Rotations. Heavy 1/0. Medium 4/0, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy. KWMU Medium WRTI. KUHF KANU. Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, KADX. Heavy. KUHF, KCNR. Medium: WBGO. KADX. WOTB, WCLK, KLON, WHRO, WNUR, KLCC. MIKE STERN "Upside Downside" (Atlantic) 144 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 6/3, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 6, WBGO, WDET, KKGO, KJZZ, WFSS, WDMT. L REGIONALIZED ADDS & HOTS Heavy. WRTI, WFPL, WNOP. Medium. KPLU, KXPR, KIFM. CROSSING POINT "Listener -Friendly" (City Pigeon/Optimism) 13/7 Rotations. Heavy O /0, Medium 7/1, Light 5/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WFAE, KMHD, KUOP, WHVE, KLCC, KIFM, WDMT. ..» Medium. WAER, WFPL, WNOP, KKGO, WVPE, KLSK. EAST MIDWEST x.Wlr SOUTH NOVA MASTS DAN SIEGEL "Short Story" (Pausa) 134 131. MMUS 1.11.1 MIAMI Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 5/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy WOTB, KMHD, KLCC. Medium: WNOP, w.Taa.a .r,..,..rr ...... w.a..... wBxW..I, boot MN LA*. A.1. Ar. MOON NOMA. c KBEM, KWMU. KLSK, WDMT. ...a. ..s.a AO SIAN. HARSAIAS MIAS =YID DAVIS BILL MR. NAM. TOR GANS TOM NOVIIMIAL MI. MOM. mg. DREAMSTREET "Dreamatreet" (Artful Balance) 12/5 MARIA MIS MAO MIA 11.111 COAT MIA OMB ONTO PILL COMM AAA. DINA /CAM Rotations Heavy Medium 7/2. Extra Adds Total Adds 5, KUOP, KBEM, WVPE, KLCC. Heavy: WAER. NI. DAMS IOAMONS NAM.. !G NONA LLESSICSII OTN 3/2. 2/1. Light 0, WOTB, MAIMAIS MAMA ANA MOM MASON 104 STILIM ILCI, AAAAAA 1.10. LAA,N.A. MN. IA., AMMONS OAMIND MAMA. 1.011 MATZ Medium KIFM TAM MOAN A.aaNal.-+ TANA 1.114 mom ArAAAL, MIAALA AMA. o coNT MOT N UM DAVIS MAS NM. TAM MIA COO Alan. LAM SAO MILIA NAVA TRPTS. "Transforming Tradition" (Black -Hawk) 11/2 MM. NALIALA MOOD wLO.rxr.a.I, H ICK GRATIN MOM. N ITA aL MAO. ...y.,-... Rotations. Heavy 4/0. Medium 3/0, Light 4/2. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KUOP, WUSF. Heavy: WOTB. WHRO, KCNR, MILAN Irmo. nu.sru.n. M OO MIDNIGHT MT. Lai IIITINOLA O VA AAA. On RAMA SM MM. KXPR. Medium WCLK, WDET. KLCC. MAI. a AANAA ON MANS SIMS MAN. DAVIE MAMA MUM M MUM MAI. M. TMAN MORGAN SAAPLA VALIUM MOW, wFApx.l.ax ,.,rl...... FRANK "Lament" (Fantasy) 10/2 wo.w.-a.p o.sA...0 .ASIA.., 1049111141.444.4114 ...I....I. ..+....r Rotations. Heavy Medium 2..0. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WDET. KCNR. Heavy: WRTI, WHRO, Gm. r.... ao. w 3/0, 5/2, Light WBGO, ....I...N.r, ra... NI. 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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14th SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15th SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16th Registration 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Registration 10:00 am - 12 Noon 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm - Cocktail Party General Session 9:00 am - 10:00 am YBPC ANNUAL Workshop I 10:30 am - 12:00 Noon MEETING Lunch 12:00 Noon - 1:30 am Workshop 11 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Election of National Workshop Ill 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm Officers Cocktail Party 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm 11:OOam - 2:00pm Award Banquet 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm

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L BREAKERS. MOST ADDED HOTTEST BOBBY BROWN (32) GREGORY ABBOTT 162i ANITA BAKER (26) MELBA MOORE f .FREDDIE JACKSON (53) ISAAC HAYES (24) CAMEO (40) JEFF LORBER featuring KARYN WHITE CHAKA KHAN (24) FIVE STAR (36) (24) Facts Of Love (WB) BILLY OCEAN HUMAN LEAGUE (32) 70% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 20/2, Light 41/18, Total Adds VESTA WILLIAMS (24) HOWARD HEWETT (27) (22) 20 including WUSL, WZAK, WJLB, WAOK, KDLZ, KOKY, KAPE, WVOI, KMYX, KUKO. NEW EDITION TINA TURNER (23) Debuts at number 40 on the Black /Urban chart. SOS BAND (22) CLUB NOUVEAU (19) JEFF LORBER featuring KARYN WHITE (20) FREDDIE JACKSON (18) FULL FORCE GWEN GUTHRIE (18) GENERAL KANE (11) Unfaithful So Much (Columbia) 69% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 5/O, Medium 27/3, Light 29/13, Total Adds 16 including WDAS, WVEE, KJLH, WAOK, WFXA, WBLX, WWDM, WCKX, WXLA, WWWS. Debuts at number 35 on the Black /Urban chart. ANITA BAKER SHIRLEY MURDOCK "As We Lay" (Elektra) 24/1 Caught Up In The Rapture (Elektra) Rotations Heavy 3 0. Medium 12 0, Light 9.7, Total Adds 7. WHUR, Z93, WHYZ, WOFX, KHYS. WWDM, WANM Heavy. 67% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 18/4, Light 37/22, Total Adds WZAK, WNHC. WFXA Mediums include- K104. WEDR. WYLDFM, KACE. KQXL, WXOK. KDLZ, WLOU, WALT. WPLZ 26 including WXYV, WRKS, WVEE, K104, WHRK, WVKO, WJLB, KSOL, Z93, WTLC. DONNELL PITMAN "Chocolate Lover" (After Five/FasNire) 24/5 1 Total Adds 5, WOWI, WZAK, WLOU. WBLX. WANM. Heavy WZAZ Medium. at Rotations. Heavy /0. Medium 2;0. Light 21/5. Debuts number 36 on the Black /Urban chart. WAOK, KHYS. VESTA WILLIAMS UTFO "Split Personality" (Select) 24/3 Once Bitten Twice Shy (A &M) Rotations Heavy 20, Medium 40. Light 183. Total Adds 3, WDJY, Z93, KHYS. Heavy WZAK, KDAY Medium WAN, WPAL WQMG, WZAZ 65% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 18/4, Light 40/20, Total Adds KRYSTOL "Precious, Precious" (Epic) 23/17 24 including WILD, WAMO, KMJQ, WBLZ, KSOL, WNHC, WAOK, KBUZ, KDKO. WAN, Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Medium 4 0 Lght 19 1 7. Total Adds 17, WHUR, KMJQ, WHRK, WYLDFM, WGCI, KACE, WAOK. KURTIS BLOW KQXL, WTKL. WAN, WENN. JET94, WHYZ, WOFX, WALT. KAPE, WTLC. Mediums include. WWINFM, WDIA, WZAZ. CON FUNK SHUN "She's A Star" (Mercury/PolyGram) 23/1 I'm Chillin' (Mercury /PolyGram) Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/0, Light 14,1, Total Adds 1, WAN. Medium: K104, KSOL, WJIZ, WTKL. WKXI, KAPE, KOKS, 63% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 27/0, Light 27/12, Total Adds WANM, KBUZ. 12 including WBMX, WFXA, KQXL, WXOK, WPEG, WQMG, KIIZ, WORL, WAAA, WKWM, TEASE "I Wish You Were Here" (Epic) 21/8 KMYX. Debuts at number 37 on the Black /Urban chart. Rotations Heavy 00, Medium 2/1, Light 19/7. Total Adds 8, WAMO, KMJQ, WDIA, WTMP, WDKX, WKXI, KAPE, KBUZ Medium KDLZ.

RUN D.M.C. "You Be III'In" (Profile) 20/17 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/4, Light 14/13, Total Adds 17, WXYV, WDAS. KMJO, WDIA, WEDR, WTMP, WBLZ, WPAL, NEW & ACTIVE Z93. WFXC, WQMG, WHYZ, WBLX, WOOK, WANM, KMYX, KUKO. Medium: WZAK, WWDM. VOLTAGE BROTHERS "Insecure" (MTM) 19/4 Rotations Heavy WO. Medium 5/1, Light 14,3, Total Adds 4, WDIA, WFXA, WPEG, WALT. Medium: WOFX, KOKY, WOOK, WTLC

SHIRLEY JONES "Last Night I Needed Someone" (PIR /Manhattan) 51/6 GLENN JONES "Stay" (RCA) 18/12 Rotations Heavy 10/0. Medium 281. Light 13,5. Total Adds 6. WXYV. KMJQ. JET94, WQMG, WHYZ, WLOU. Heavy: Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 5/1. Light 13/11, Total Adds 12, WDIA, WHRK, WEDR, WZAK, XHRM, KOXL, WTKL. WXOK, WWINFM, WDAS, WAMO. WTKL. WAN, WPAL, WJMI, WPLZ, WTLC. WWWS. Mediums include. WILD, WDJY, WDIA, WENN. KDKS, WWWS, WZEN Medium WAMO, WDKX, WJJS. KAPE. WEDR Debuts at number 38 on the Black/Urban chart. KLYMAXX "Sexy" (Constellation /MCA) 17/16 CHAKA KHAN "Tight Fit" (WB) 49/24 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/3, Light 14/13, Total Adds 16, WXYV, K104, WBLZ. KDAY, XHRM, KSOL, Z93, WOFX. Rotations Heavy 1,0. Medium 11:1, Light 37/23, Total Adds 24 including WILD, WHRK, K94, WOWI, WVKO, XHRM, WJIZ, WKXI. KIIZ, WPLZ, WTLC, WWWS. KBUZ, KMYX, KUKO. WFXA. WTKL, WXOK Heavy WWINFM Medium. WAMO, K104, WKND, KDLZ, WOFX, WJMI, WLOU, WOOK, KAPE, CUT "Kindness For Weakness" (Supertronlc) 17/3 WANM Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 10/0, Light 7/3, Total Adds 3, WEDR, WFXC, WWDM. Medium: WWINFM, WAMO, WHUR, ISAAC HAYES "Ike's Rap/Hey Girl" (Columbia) 46/24 WDIA, WHRK. WOWI, WTMP, WKXI, WZAZ, WTLC. Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 13/2, Light 31/22, Total Adds 24 including WXYV, WDJY, WHUR, WBMX, WJLB, XHRM, INFORMATION SOCIETY "Running" (Tommy Boy) 17/2 WKND. WDKX, KOXL. WTKL, WXOK, WAN, WPAL. 193. WQMG. Heavy WAOK. KIIZ. Mediums include: WAMO, WDIA, Rotations Heavy 1,0, Medium 1/0, Light 15:2. Total Adds 2, WFXC. WANM. Heavy: WTMP. Medium WTLC WBLZ, WZAK R. JUSTICE ALLEN "Crackin' Up" (Mamola) 16/6 BILLY OCEAN "Love Is Forever" (Jive /Arista) 45/24 Rotations Heavy 010, Medium 2/1, Light 14/5. Total Adds 6, WPEG, WOMG, WZAZ, KOKY, WGPR, KDKO Medium: WDIA. WGCI, Rotations Heavy 00, Medium 16/5. Light 29/19. Total Adds 24 including WUSL, WAMO, WVEE, WHRK, WBMX, LATIMORE "Sunshine Lady" (Malaco) 15/5 WBLZ. WZAK. XHRM, KQXL, WXOK. WENN, Z93, KDLZ. WJMI Mediums include: WTMP, 0C104. WJIZ. Rotations Heavy 20 Medium 2/1, Light 11/4. Total Adds 5, WDAS. WQMG, WPDO. WBLX. WVOI Heavy: WPAL, KOKY. S.O.S. BAND "Even When You Sleep" (Tabu /CBS) 45/22 Medium WAN WZAK, KACE, KDAY, KJLH, Rotations. Heavy 1/0. Medium 12/3, Light 32/19, Total Adds 22 including WAMO, WTMP, KARTOON KREW "Batman" (Profile)15 /1 WDKX, WJIZ, WFXA, WPAL, KDLZ. WHYZ, WKXI, WKGN, WLOU. Heavy: WILD. Mediums include: WHUR, WYLDFM, Rotations Heavy 0 :0, Medium 2,0. Light 13,1. Total Adds 1, WFXC. Medium. WTMP, WZAZ. WBMX, WGCI OLIVER CHEATHAM "S.O.S." (Critique) 43/6 EL DeBARGE "Someone" (Gordy /Motown) 14/14 Rotations Heavy 80. Medium 24,2, Light 11 4. Total Adds 6, KSOL. WFXA, WAAA, Z103, WXLA, WVOI. Heavy: WOWI, Rotations Heavy 0 /0. Medium 2/2, Light 12/12. Total Adds 14, WAMO, WBMX, WGCI, KMJM, KACE, WAOK, KOXL, WXOK, WGCI. KOXL. WPEG, WOFX, WKXI. WPDO. WZAZ Mediums Include WXW, WVEE, WDIA, WHRK, WEDR, WTMP. JET94, WQFX. WKXI, KJCB, WTLC. WZEN. MIKI HOWARD "Come Share My Love" (Atlantic) 39/16 FDR "Somebody Stole My Mouse" (Fantasy) 13/2 Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 7/0, Light 32/16, Total Adds 16, WVEE, KMJQ, WHRK. WOWI, WVKO, KACE, WTKL, WXOK, Rotations Heavy 00, Medium 1/0, Light 122, Total Adds 2 WFXA, WQMG. Medium: WEDR. WAN, Z93, WOFX, WKXI, KJCB. WALT, KAPE, WANM. Mediums include. WLOU, WZEN. CERRONE & LA TOYA JACKSON "Oops! Oh No" (Macola) 12/8 RANDY CRAWFORD "Desire" (WB) 39/7 Rotations Heavy 0 /0. Medium 1/0, Light 11/8, Total Adds 8, WDIA, WTMP, JET94, WKXI, KOKY, WALT. WGPR, WWWS Rotations Heavy 0,0. Medium 82, Light 315, Total Adds 7. WBLZ. WNHC, OC104. KQXL, WPAL, WANM. Z103 Medium Medium- WEDR. WJMI. WZAZ. KIIZ. WAAA WJIZ. WENN SHANNON "Prove Me RIgM" (Atlantic) 12/6 O.C. SMITH "You're My First, My Last, My Everything" (Rendezvous) 38/7 Rotations. Heavy 0.0. Medm 20, Light 10;6, Total Adds 6, WXYV, WEDR, WPAL, WQMG, WANM, WCKX Medium WDIA, Rotations Heavy 1,0, Medium 16/0. Light 21:7, Total Adds 7. WZAK, WFXA, WPEG. WOOK. WPLZ, WGPR, WTLC. Heavy. WAAA WTKL Mediums include WDIA. WEDR. WOWI, WJIZ, WAN. WFXC, WKXI, WPDO, WZAZ, KJCB, KOKY, WALT MANHATTANS "Where Did We Go Wrong" (Columbia) 11/8 MECES OF A DREAM "Joyride" (Manhattan) 35/6 Rotations Heavy 00. Medium 31. Light 8.7. Total Adds 8, WDAS, WHUR. WOWI, KSOL, KIIZ. KOKY. WALT, WWWS Rotations Heavy O/0. Medium 13/0, Light 2216. Total Adds 6. WVEE. WOWI. KQXL, KDLZ. WWDM, KDKO Medium. Medium WAOK, WANM WYLDFM, WZAK, WENN. WPAL WFXC. WBLX, WOOK, WPLZ, WANM, WAAA, WTLC, WWWS. KBUZ SCHERRIE PAYNE/PHILIP INGRAM On & On" (Superstar International) 11/3 BOBBY BROWN "Girl Friend" (MCA) 34/32 Rotations Heavy 0 0, Medium 1.0. Light 10'3, Total Adds 3, WHRK, KACE, KHYS. Medium WKXI. Rotations Heavy 2,1, Medium 88, Light 24,23. Total Adds 32 including WILD, WDAS. WUSL. WDJY, K104. WHRK, PATTI AUSTIN Only A Breath Away" (Qwest/WB) 11/2 WYLDFM. WGCI WZAK. KDAY. WJIZ. WXOK. WAN, WPAL, Z93. KDLZ. Heavy WAOK Rotations Heavy 00. Medium 4;0, Light 7,2, Total Adds 2, KDKS, KMYX. Medium WWINFM, WYLDFM, KACE, WJIZ. WORD OF MOUTH featuring DJ CHEESE "Coast To Coast" (Profile) 33/4 Rotations Heavy 3 1. Medium 10,0, Light 208, Total Adds 4, WEE, WDIA, WOWI, WJLB. Heavy. WTMP. WPAL. Medium: MAZE "When You Love Someone" (Capitol) 10/10 WDAS. WEDR, KSOL, WFXA. WAN WFXC, WQMG, WZAZ, KOKY, KHYS. Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0,0, Light 10/10. Total Adds 10. K104. WEDR. WYLDFM. WGCI, KACE. WJIZ. WBLX, Z103, DENIECE WILLIAMS "Healing" (Columbia) 31/2 WWWS. WZEN Rotations Heavy 0,0, Medium 11 0. Light 202. Total Adds 2, WZAK. Z93 Medium WAMO, WOJY. WHUR, KACE. WFXC, OCTAVIA "2 The Limit" (Pow Wow) 10/5 WOFX. WZAZ, KHYS, KAPE WAAA WTLC Rotations. Heavy 0 /0. Medium 1/0. Light 9/5, Total Adds 5, KDAY. XHRM, WFXA. WPAL, WBLX. Medium. WPEG. KEITH PATRICK "Night To Remember" (Omni /Atlantic) 295 TRINERE "I Know You Love Me" (Jampacked) 10/5 12,1. 17/4. Total Adds 5 WOMG. WHYZ. WWDM. WWWS Medium WPAL, WENN. Medium. WJMI. Rotations Heavy 0 /0. Medium Light WZAK. Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 1 Light 9/5 Total Adds 5. WYLDFM, WOWI. WGCI, WXOK. WOFX, WZAZ. KIIZ. KOKY. WALT. WBLX. KDKS. WTLC, WVO /.KBUZ RAPPERS CONVENTION "The Wiggle" (EMI America) 10/4 NEW EDITION "Once In A Lifetime Groove" (MCA) 27/22 Rotations Heavy 00. Medium I/O. Light 9/4, Total Adds 4. WJLB. WCKX. WWWS. WVOI. Medium: WEDR.

Rotations Heavy 1 1. Medium 6/4, Light 20/17. Total Adds 22 including WUSL, WAMO. KMJO. WDIA. WGCI, WZAK, KSOL, NOCERA "Summertime, Summertime" (Sleeping Bag) 10/2 WNHC, WAOK, WFXA. KQXL Medium KJCB. KAPE. Rotations Heavy 1/0. Medium 4/1, Light 5/1, Total Adds 2, WJIZ, KUKQ. Heavy: WILD. Medium. WRKS, XHRM. WANM ERIC B "Eric B Is President" (4th & Broadway/Istand) 27/4 LEE FIELDS "Stopwatch" (B.D.A) 10/1 Rotations Heavy 1,0, Medium 120. Light 14/4, Total Adds 4, WJLB, WAN, WENN, KHYS. Heavy KDAY. Medium WRKS. Rotations. Heavy 010. Medium 5/0, Light 5/1. Total Adds 1. WKXI. Medium: WFXC, WQMG, WZAZ, KHYS, WTLC WDAS. WUSL, KMJO, WHRK. WOWI. WZAK. WQMG. WGPR, WKWM, WWWS, WVOI BARBARA ROY "Gotta See You Tonight" (RCA) 27/2 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/0. Light 17/2, Total Adds 2. WHRK. KHYS Heavy WNHC Medium WWINFM, WXYV, WILD, WRKS, WDAS, WEDR, WIMP. Z93, WTLC ET "Magic In The Air (All Around You)" (Total Experience/RCA) 25/2 Rotations Heavy I /0, Medium 8.0. Light 162. Total Adds 2 KSOL. KDKS Heavy WDJY Medium WHUR. WFXA, Z93, Breakers are those records that have achieved concurrent airplay at 60% of KHYS, WGPR, WKWM, WXLA, WVOI our reporting station. New & Active records are receiving airplay at 25 or more stations. Records in Significant Action are receiving airplay from 10 -24 L SIGNIFICANT ACTION stations. Records with substantial heavy and medium rotation airplay activity do not have to achieve Breaker status to enter the Black /Urban chart. Records which have achieved Breaker status must also have sufficient heavy and GWEN GUTHRIE "Outside In The Rain" (Polydor/PolyGram) 24/18 medium rotation airplay to enter the chart. Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/1. Light 23'17, Total Adds 18. KMJQ. WDIA, WYLDFM, WOWI. WJIZ. WENN, WPAL, Z93, WPEG. WOMG. WJMI, KIIZ, WJYL. WOOK, WPLZ, KAPE, WAAA, WWWS.

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MCA RECORDS BLACK/URBAN ADDS & HOTS

MOORE L JACKSON ZBB/CNaWSton KOKYILMtle Rock W OOKMashvIlle LOOSE ENDS WTLCAtWXanapolla EAST SOUTH Cliff Fletcher Frazier/Earl J.C. Floyd GENERAL KANE MIDWEST J.y Johnson L ANITA RAKER NICHOLAS BOBBY BROWN ROBERT PALMER r NEW EDITION GREGORY ABBOTT JUSTICE ALLEN MOVIES I SAAC HAYES WUSL/PhIledelphla W IZ/Albeny WTKLUBeton EL WXYV/B.ItIn,o . Rouge VESTA WILL IAMS MANHATTANS O.C. SMITH DEBARGE Tony ouarterone Tony Wright RUN WOCl/Chlogo ANITA BAKER Roy Sampson E. Rodney Jones O.M.C. NEW EDITION GWEN GUTHAIE W K W M/Orand Raplds MIKI WOFX/Oullport-Blbxl Lee SOS BAND SA FIRE HOWARD JEFF LORBER PATTI LABELLE Michaels OnnUFnnklln ISAAC NOCERA ISAAC HAYES KLYMNIX Al Luv GRACE JONES HAYES NEW EDITION CERRONE L JACKSON JEFF LORBER KLYMAXX SOS BAND, TRINERE NEW EDITION BOBBY BROWN DENIECE WILLIAMS KLYMAXX Hottest: JAR I SJIAMM KURTIS BLOW BILLY OCEAN SURFACE BOBBY BROWN EL DERANGE SHIRLEY MURDOCK KRYSTOL BOBBY BROWN KRYSTOL JESSE JOHNSON CHAK PEABO BRYSON FREDDIE JACKSON ERIC B. JAMES BROWN MAZE KHAN WHISTLE EL DEBARGE Hottest: BEASTIE BOYS JEFF LORBER BILLY JEFF LORBER GENERAL KANE SNAKES SHIRLEY JONES CHAKA KHAN OCEAN RILLY OCEAN MAZE CAMEO G.C. SMITH BILLY OCEAN ANITA BAKER ANITA BAKER PATTI LABELLE RUN D.M.C. SHANNON JEFF LORBER OTTO Hottest: BILLY OCEAN GREGORY ABBOTT MARKUS ANTHONY Hottest: BOBBY ELIJAH JONES COMMODORES DONNA ALLEN BROWN ISAAC MILLIE JACKSON L KLYMAXX RUN D.M.C. CAMEO HAYES KRYSTOL BOBBY BROWN HUMAN LEAGUE MOORE JACKSON GWEN GUTHRIE KURTIS BLOW BOBBY TRINERE NEW EDITION ANITA BARER LISA LISA BROWN SHIRLEY MURDOCK MOORE L JACKSON HUMAN LEAGUE Hottest: Hottestt MIKI HOWARD GWEN GUTHAIE BOBBY BROWN JOHNSON MIDNIGHT STAR MIKI HOWARD COMMODORES JESSE Hottest: HUMAN LEAGUE GLENN JONES WLOUILoulwllle Hottest: LATEST CLUB NOUVEAU FIVE STAR Hottest EL DEBARGE ROBERT PALMER RJ'S ARRIV HANSON L Hottest: Tony Fields FIVE STAR FIVE CAMEO PHYLLIS HYMAN DAVIS FIVE STAR WORD OF MOUTH STAR MOORE L JACKSON Hottest: KENNY MOORE L JACKSON CLUB NOUVEAU MOORE L JACKSON G GREGORY ABBOTT HOWARD HEWETT HUMAN LEAGUE SHIRLEY JONES WZAK/Cleulend GREGORY MOORE L JACKSON GREGORY ABBOTT JEFFREY OSBORNE MOORE L JACKSON ABBOTT GREGORY FREDDIE JACKSON SOS BAND TolBwrmerry TEMPTATIONS C ASH FLOW ABBOTT TINA TURNER WYLDFM/New Orleans GREGORY ABBOTT IIKMAN LEAGUE CLUB NOUVEAU MOORE L JACKSON ISAAC HAYES WDA HUMAN LEAGUE Dell Spencer COLONEL ABRAMS SF Nils d.1 ph i* GENERAL KANE GREGORY ABBOTT RUBY TURNER CAMEO W TINA DONNELL PITMAN TRINERE GLENN Joe T.mbuno VEE/AIInta TURNER WBMX/Chkago JONES W W INFMBaitlmore WPEC /Charlotte Hottest: KRYSTOL SOS BAND WI LA ILan s Ing RUN D.M.C. Ray Boyd Micheal Saunders CAMEO MAZE (bolding/Spoon BOBBY BROWN Casey McMlchaels Don Brook. FULL FORCE WARM/Tallahassee KMJO111ouston BILLY MOORE L JACKSON GWEN GUI'HRIE DILLY OCEAN Atkins/MklM.l* ISAAC OCEAN MANHATTANS MTUME Joe Bullard KURTIS BLOW GREGORY ABBOTT GEORGE CLINTON HAYES NEW EDITION FALCO none BOBBY BROWN GENERAL KANE CHICO DEBARGE Hottest DAZZ RAND MTUME FREDDIE JACKSON BOBBY BROWN JEFF LORRER SK IPWORTH L TURNE BUMPER TO BUMPER CHICO DERANGE CHAKA KHAN KURTIS BLOW RUBY TURNER GREGORY ABBOTT ANITA BARER RUN D.M.C. SHIRLEY MURDOCK Hottest: DENI ECE WILLIAMS LATIMORE CLUB NOUVEAU MTUME EL DEBARGE LIONEL CAMEO WORD OF MOUTH KRYSTOL CAMEO O.C. SMITH RICHIE MODERN MAN BOBBY BROWN MILLIE JACKSON MILLIE JACKSON MILLIE HUMAN LEAGUE FULL FORCE MIKI HOWARD HOWARD HEWETT KEITH PATRICK JACKSON FREDDIE MCGREGOR WHOD INI VOLTAGE BROTHERS WJYL/Loulsyllle BILLY OCEAN TEMPTATIONS RUBY TURNER BEASTIE BOYS FIVE STAR NAYOBE JEFF LORBER Hottest: RUN D.M.C. O.C. SMITH W Illlams/March Hottest JEAN CARNE PHYLLIS PIECES OF A DREAM GWEN CUIHR IF. GREGORY ABBOTT DONNELL PITMAN HYMAN CAMEO RANDY CRAWFORD GWEN GUTHRIE CAMEO MIKI HOWARD NEW EDITION REBATE JACKSON Hottest FULL FORCE KENNY G SOS BAND JUSTICE CHICO DERANGE HOWARD HEWETT Hot testa ALLEN SHIRLEY JONES GREGORY ABBOTT OLIVER CHEATHAM SHIRLEY JONES SHIRLEY MURDOCK Hottest: PATTI LABELLE FIVE STAR CAMEO VESTA WILLIAMS ISAAC ANITA BAKER Hottest JEFFREY OSBORNE MIEI HOWARD GREGORY ABBOTT HAYES TINA TURNER FIVE STAR HOWARD HEWETT TEASE BOBBY CASH FLOW WILDBo.ton HUMAN LEAGUE. SHANNON MOORE L JACKSON BROWN WOWI/NOrlolk TEMPTATIONS CAMEO STACY LATTI SAW NEW Hottest: JAMES BROWN SCOTT L RAVEN Elroy Smith EDITION CAMEO Don Allen MOORE L JACKSON FIVE STAR KENNY L JOHNNY GWEN GUTHRIE MOORE L JACKSON MISS THANE FIVE STAR WBLLCIncinnetl HUMAN LEAGUE PATT I LABELLE GREGORY ABBOTT HOWARD HEWETT CHAKA KHAN PIECES OF A DREAM INFORMATION SOCIE CLUB NOUVEAU Brien CLAW JESSE JOHNSON BOBBY BROWN DONNELL PITMAN MOORE L JACKSON ANITA BAYER GWEN GUTHAIE WAMO/PlnsDurgn GREGORY ABBOTT VOX/Columbus CHAKA KHAN DONNA ALLEN READY FOR THE WOR JANICE CHRISTIE VESTA WILLIAMS WoodeonlAnthoep WAOKIAtiente JET94 /Chatlenooga RJ'S LATEST ARRIV OHARA Mika Deals VESTA WILLIAMS Hottest : GEORGE CLINTON KHAN K LYMAK% Larry Tinsley Frank St. Jame. MANHATTANS WLUMMIIwukee D TRAIN LUTHER VANDROSS CAMEO Hottest: RANDY CRAWFORD ROBBIE DONNELL PI IMAN NEVI LLE NEW EDITION KRYSTOL GREGORY ABBOTT EL DEBARGE WJMIAack.on CAMEO SILLY OCEAN JAKI GRAHAM Bernard Miller TR I HERE Hottest: TEMPTATIONS EL DERANGE HOWARD HEWETT SH IRLEY JONES Carl Haynes GREGORY ABBOTT JAMES BROWN BOBBY BROWN CAMEO HUMAN ANITA BAKER RANDY CRAWFORD CYNDI LAUPER EL DERANGE NEW EDITION LEAGUE FULL FORCE FIVE STAR GENERAL KANE AL JARREAU MIKI HOWARD Hottest: TEMPTATIONS TEASE VESTA WILLIAMS FREDDIE JACKSON RUBY TURNER CLUB NOUVEAU RUN D.M.C. MAZE BILLY OCEAN LEVEL 4 OLIVER JANET JACKSON CLUB NOUVEAU BETTY ROCKER GAP BAND ANITA BAKER MOORE L JACKSON Hottest: CHEATHAM BOBBY BROWN VESTA WILLIAMS Hottest: JANET JACKSON HUMAN LEAGUE SOS BAND FULL FORCE VESTA WILLIAMS CAMEO WENNBbmingham GWEN GUTHRIE READY FOR THE NOR GREGORY ABBOTT ORAN JUICE JONES VESTA WILLIAMS KURTIS BLOW KRYSTOL WJJS/Lynchburg FIVE STAR NEW EDITION WORD OP MOUTH HOWARD HEWETT EDDIE MONEY BILLY CC RAN JEFF LORBER Dave Donnell CERRONE L JACKSON Lad Coins GREGORY ABBOTT Hottest: Hottest: MOORE CAMEO ANITA BAKER Hot MOORE L JACKSON L JACKSON WKNO/Kartlord Hottest DAZZ test GREGORY ABBOTT GREGORY ABBOTT TEMPTATIONS PHIL PEARON GREGORY ABBOTT BAND CLUB NOUVEAU VESTA WILLIAMS JESSE JOHNSON FIVE STAR JordenlMCLeen LOOSE CLUB NOUVEAU HOWARD ONE Hottest CAMEO ENDS HUMAN LEAGUE JEFFREY OSBORNE HEWETT WAY MARSHALL L BAGS TINA TURNER MTUME MOORE L JACKSON ISAAC HAYES MOORE L JACKSON ORAN JUICE JONES JESSE JOHNSON WOPR/Detrolt GLENN JONES FREDDIE JACKSON LEVERT TINA TURNER WCK% /Columbus W W W SISagl new ANITA RARER GREGORY ABBOTT HOWARD HEWETT PHYLLIS HYMAN Joe Spencer BILLY OCEAN MILLIE JACKSON CHARA HUMAN LEAGUE David VESTA WILLIAMS STACY LATEX SAW FREDDIE JACKSON READY FOR THE WON KHAN Rick Slovens Rosas PHYLLIS CHARA KHAN SOS BAND SIP MIX -A -LOT READY FOR THE WOR HYMAN WKXIIJCckson Hottest: FULL FORCE Hottest: WORL/Orlando O.C. SMITH BILLY OCEAN KEITH PATRICK ERIC B KWMorlolk Tommy Marshall CAMEO BILLY JEFFREY OSBORNE RAPPERS CONVENTIO CAMEO W F %A/Augusta Earl James OCEAN TR IN ERE Scott/Nelson MILLIE SHANNON MANHATTANS JANET JACKSON Cherlotls HOWARD HEWETT JACKSON Logan KRYSTOL FULL FORCE GREGORY JEFF LORBER WHOD INI CHAKA KHAN GWEN GUTHAIE TEMPTATIONS WOKXModNStM READY ABBOTT OLIVER CHEATHAM GWEN GIJTHRIE FOR THE WOR MIKI HOWARD PATT I LABELLE OHARA SOS BAND KLYMAXX CLUB NOUVEAU JANET JACKSON KHAN Andre Marcel ANITA BAKER LEE FIELDS BOBBY BROWN ISAAC HAYES GLENN JONES- MOORE O.C. SMITH Hottest MOORE L JACKSON JUSTICE ALLEN L JACKSON VESTA WILLI AM JAEI GRAHAM SURFACE BOBBY BROWN SOS BAND OCTAVI A HOWARD HEWETT CLUB NOUVEAU FULL FORCE CHAKA KHAN MOSES TYSON BILLY TEASE NEW EDITION CAMEO KURTIS BLOW CERRONE L JACKSON JAK GRAHAM OCEAN Hottest KLYMAXX W DIA /Men ph Is FULL PATTI LABELLE KURTIS BLOW GREGORY ABBOTT CHAKA KHAN Hottest: RAPPERS CONVENTIO FORCE FIVE STAR BOBBY BROWN Bobby O'Jay CERRONE WNHCINew ISAAC HAYES FOR TINA TURNER Hottest CAMEO VESTA WILLIAMS L JACKSON Haven GREGORY ABBOTT SOS BAND NEW Hottest: VOLTAGE BROTHERS MOORE L JACKSON WORD OF MOUTH FIVE STAR MOORE L JACKSON Hottest: EDITION °end Dickenson TINA TURNER CERRONE E JACKSON HOWARD MAZE CAMEO SOS BAND MTUME HEWETT HUMAN LEAGUE PI VE STAR NIMAN LEAGUE EL DEBARGE RENE Hottest: ANITA BAKER MIDNIGHT STAR FULL FORCE RUN D.M.C. L ANGELA GENERAL KANE MOORE L JACKSON WATVBIrmingham CLUB NOUVEAU TEASE GEORGE BENSON MOORE L JACKSON NEW EDITION GREGORY ABBOTT OHARA KHAN NEW EDITION FREDDIE JACKSON GREGORY ABBOTT Hottest: TINA TURNER HUMAN LEAGUE VESTA WILLIAMS HUMAN LEAGUE Hottest : Ron January VOLTAGE BROTHERS HUMAN LEAGUE HOWARD HEWETT GREGORY ABBOTT D TRAIN GENERAL KANE GENERAL KANE WFXC /Durham PEABO BRYSON KBUZAWIchlta RJ'S LATEST ARRIV SHIRLEY ARETHA FRANKLIN MOORE L JACKSON FREDDIE JACKSON RANDY CRAWFORD MURDOCK Doc Holllda. GLENN JONES KHYS/POrt Arthur Rachel Wright Hottest FREDDIE JACKSON NEW EDITION GREGORY ABBOTT JANICE CHRISTIE Petry/Davis VP/KO/Columbus JEAN CARNE BOBBY BROWN TINA TURNER TEMPTATIONS FIVE STAR BEASTIE BOYS JAMES ARTHUR JOHN VESTA WILLIAMS KC JAMES BROWN RENE L ANGELA PEABO Jones CLUB NOUVEAU GREGORY ABBOTT KARTOON KREN CERRONE L JACKSON BRYSON BOBBY BROWN W HU W WaMingbn MIRI HOWARD GREGORY ABBOTT WHOD INI GWEN GUTHAIE FULL FORCE KLYMAXX JEFF LORBER WZEN/SM. Louis Mike Archie KBY STOL ANITA MOORE L JACKSON INFORMATION SOCIE WZAZAJacksonvIlle BEASTIE BOYS BAKER PEABO BRYSON PEABO BRYSON KOXLJBaton ISAAC HAVES Andre Fuller SHIRLEY MURDOCK B. FATS Rouge RUN O.M.C. Nat Jackson TEASE SHIRLEY MURDOCK CHAR KHAN CHICO DEBARGE VESTA WILLIAMS UTFO MANHATTANS C.L. Hayes READY FOR THE WOR Hottest: TEASE ANITA RAKER SOS BAND CON FUNK SHUN MTUME ERIC B OHARA KHAN SHIRLEY MURDOCK KRYSTOL WORLD CLASS WRECK JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest EL DERANGE ERIC B NEW CHARA KHAN BARBARA ROY FREDDIE MIKI HOWARD ISAAC K RYSTOL KURTIS EDITION RJ'S LATEST ARRIV JACKSON HAYES WRKSINew York BLOW Hotte ett DONNA ALLEN SOS BAND ISAAC PORTER CARROLL II TINA TURNER MOORE L JACKSON CASHFLOW MAZE HAYES RANDY CRAWFORD GREGORY ABBOTT MOSES Tony Gray CUT TYSON GREGORY ABBOTT PAYNE L INGRAM HUMAN LEAGUE Hottest: GLENN JONES ONE WAY PIECES OF A DREAM MOORE L JACKSON Hottest: JUSTICE ALLEN FREDDIE RONNIE LAWS JESSE JOHNSON FIVE STAR BOBBY BROWN ANITA BAKER BILLIE GLENN JONES CAMEO JACKSON GREGORY ABBOTT JANICE CHRISTIE BILLY OCEAN CLUB NOUVEAU HOWARD HEWETT BILLY OCEAN Hottest: Hottest: NEW EDITION CLUB NOUVEAU TINA TURNER READY FOR THE WOR Hottest : HUMAN LEAGUE OHARA KHAN ORAN JUICE MILLIE JACKSON READY FOR THE WOR FIVE WHRK/MempN. JONES STAR L CAPTAIN SKY FIVE STAR MOORE L JACKSON NEW EDITION ANITA HOWARD HEWETT ISAAC HAYES MOORE JACKSON WsIlslSmlth WONT/Cleveland BARER SURFACE MOORE L JACKSON TEMPTATIONS Hottest: CAMEO GENOBIA JETER EL DEBARGE FIVE STAR Jeff Kelly MICHELLE GOULET HOWARD HEWETT JERMAINE NEW HUMAN LEAGUE BILLY OCEAN CLUB NOUVEAU ONE WAY STEWART EDITION WPAUCharleston B. FATS GREGORY ABBOTT none CAMEO HOWARD GREGORY ABBOTT Hottest: JAMES BROWN WJLBIDNrolt HEWETT Don Kendrick* Hottest: TINA TURNER Hottest: GENERAL PIVE STAR KDLZJFI. Worth-Dalles ANI TA BAKER Alexander/Whitmore KANE GREGORY ABBOTT BARBARA CAMEO PHYLLIS HYMAN MOORE L JACKSON NEW EDITION TuckerlMedlaon ROY FIVE STAR TINA TURNER WORD OF MOUTH JEAN CARNE GREGORY ABBOTT SHANNON BILLY OCEAN WPLZJPetenburg MOORE E JACKSON FIVE STAR ERIC B 0C104/Ocean City WDJY/Washingbn HUMAN VESTA WILLIAMS CHICO DEBARGE Crumbley/Danlels LEAGUE GWEN GUTARIE CLUB NOUVEAU ONE WAY ANITA BAKER ButI. iFIIIlpp.III Brute Bailey TINA TURNER BOBBY BROWN MIKI HOWARD JESSE JOHNSON CO.I000RES PRINCE TEMPTATIONS ISAAC HAYES SURFACE BILLY OCEAN CHAKA KHAN HOWARD HEWETT ISAAC LORBER PHILIP BAILEY JEFF LORBER HAYES RANDY CRAWFORD JEFF BOBBY BROWN W VOIAToI.do ANITA RAKER JESSE JOHNSON SOS BAND WPDOIJackaonvllls SYBI L LEVERT K104Sollas BOBBY BROWN CLAUDJA BARRY O.C. Paul Brown STEVE WINWOOD SERGIO PIECES OF A DREAM SMITH RAPPERS CONVENTI MENDER Terri Avery CHAK A KHAN Brody/Henry GLENN JONES READY FOR THE BOBBY JANICE CHRISTIE Hottest OLIVER WON BROWN RUN CHICO DEBARGE KRYSTOL WBLX/MPBII. CHEATHAM D.M.C. ONE WAY KLYMAXX GREGORY CLUB NOUVEAU UTFO ANITA BAKER Hottest : L ABBOTT RAPPERS CONVENTIO SOS BAND PAYNE INGRAM Tony Brown RANDY CRAWFORD BOBBY BROWN BEAU WILLIAMS MILLIE JACKSON GWEN GUTHR I FREDDIE JACKSON BOBBY BROWN Hottest OCTAVI A Hottest: Hot test: FIVE KLYMAXX LATIMORE FULL FORCE HUMAN LEAGUE JEEP LORBER STAR MILLIE JACKSON GENOBI A JETER HOWARD HEWETT ISAAC HAYES FIVE STAR PHYLLIS MAZE MOORE L MOSES TYSON CONTROLLERS MOORE L JACKSON JAEI GRAHAM HYMAN ISAAC HAYES JACKSON MOORE L JACKSON MTUME GREGORY Hottest KID RJ'S LATEST ARRIV CLUB ABBOTT CAMEO WHODINI Hottest CAMEO HUMAN LEAGUE ANITA RAKER NOUVEAU JANET JACKSON LISA FIVE STAR HOWARD HEWETT READY FOR THE WOR FULL FORCE LAT IMORE LISA Hottest: MOORE L JACKSON GREGORY ABBOTT HUMAN LEAGUE MTUME PATTI LABELLE GREGORY ABBOTT JERMAINE AL JARREAU RUN D.M.C. Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON STEWART KMJM/SI. Louis CAMEO CAMEO CAMEO Hottest MOORE L JACKSON CHICO DEBARGE WONG/Greensboro DONNELL PITMAN MOORE L JACKSON MOORE L JACKSON GREGORY ABBOTT Mike Strsdlord HUMAN LEAGUE SHIRLEY JONES Doc Foster WALT/Meridian OHARA KHAN RENE L ANGELA FREDDIE JACKSON SHIRLEY JONES LATIMORE JESSE JOHNSON HUMAN LEAGUE Aundra Russell EL DERANGE CLUB NOUVFAr: VESTA WILLIAMS HUMAN LEAGUE CAPTAIN SKY FIVE STAR KIIZ/Kllleen PHYLLIS HYMAN Hottest : GREGORY ABBOTT JEFF LORBER LIONEL RICHIE VESTA WILLIAMS MOVIES SHANNON Bill St. John BOBBY BROWN MAZE HOWARD HEWETT KEITH PATRICK KENNY G OCTAVI A KURTIS KAPE/San Antonio GREGORY ABBOTT KMYXIOIel KUKO /Pho.nlx ISAAC HAYES BLOW JEFF LORBER Hottest: WEST KLYMAXX MIB. Kelly MOORE L JACKSON Rick Thomas KURTIS BLOW KRYSTOL FIVE STAR CHICO DERANGE SHIRLEY JONES MANHATTANS ISAAC HAYES TINA TURNER GWEN TEASE KLYMAXX PHYLLIS HYMAN FULL FORCE GUTHRIE MANHATTANS MOORE L JACKSON Hottest: JEFF LORBER VESTA WILLIAMS VESTA WILLIAMS ANITA BAKER MIKI HOWARD GREGORY ABBOTT K RYSTOI. JEFF LORBER JEFF LORBER GWEN E MOORE L JACKSON GENERAL KANE KDKOIDenver KACEILo. Angeles eteree OHARA KHAN GWEN GUTHAIE PATT I AUSTIN NOCERA RUN CLUB NOUVEAU Danny Harris Pam Robinson D.M.C. CERRONE L JACKSON BILLY OCEAN RUN D.M.C. RUN D.M.C. JUSTICE ALLEN GREGORY ABBOTT VOLTAGE BROTHERS MIKI HOWARD WXOK KURTIS BLOW KLYMAXX BEAU WILLIAMS Baton Rouge VESTA WILLIAMS PAYNE L INGRAM FDR Hottest : Hottest: GENERAL BOBBY BROWN Broady /Morton BOBBY BROWN CONTROLLERS Hottest: HATIMORE KANE GREGORY ABBOTT Hottest : NEW EDITION EL DEBARGE TINA TURNER GREGORY ABBOTT Hottest: ORAN JUICE JONES FIVE STAR TINA TURNER OHARA KHAN PIECES OF A DREAM AL JARREAU FIVE STAR GREGORY ABBOTT WKGN /K f011111. CAMEO ANITA BAKER ROBERT PALMER HUMAN LEAGUE JUSTICE ALLEN SOS BAND MOORE L JACKSON FIVE STAR Bill Clary HOWARD HEWETT JAMES ARTHUR JOHN HUMAN LEAGUE ONE WAY Hottest MAZE HOWARD HEWETT HOWARD HEWETT JANET JACKSON KRYSTOL 87 Current Reports MOORE L JACKSON CAMEO READY FOR THE NOR MOORE L JACKSON MOORE L JACKSON MIKI HOWARD LOOSE ENDS MIKI HOWARD PEABO BRYSON READY FOR THE WOR GREGORY ABBOTT KRYSTOL TINA TURNER VESTA WILLIAMS WEDRMIaml GLENN JONES FREDDIE JACKSON Hottest: 1SAAC ANITA BAKER JacksonlJon.s HAYES JESSE JOHNSON HOWARD HEWETT WHYLGr.sovllle W WDM /Sumter Hottest: KSOL /San Francisco XHRMIS*n BILLY OCEAN ONE WAY PHYLLIS HYMAN Diego Taylor/Canon CLUB NOUVEAU Tony Dun CAMEO GREGORY ABBOTT Robinson/Moody LO. McCollum SOS BAND SHANNON JANET JACKSON GREGORY ABBOTT JAMES L SANBORN ANITA BAKER GLENN JONES PHYLLIS FIVE MILLIE JACKSON DAZZ RAND Hottest HYMAN STAR R.1 S LATEST ARRIV OLIVER CHEATHAM KEITH PATRICK RUN D.M.C. JEFF LORBER MOORE L JACKSON KDAYILO. OCTAVI A CAMEO Angeles KRYSTOL CUT READY MTUME SAAC HAYES FOR THE WOR HUMAN LEAGUE 89 Reporting Stations Patterson/Canning SOS BAND GREGORY ABBOTT MAZE PATTI KLYMAXX ROCK I ROLL CLUB LABELLE RUN D.M.C. NOUVEAU Hottest: PISCES JANET JACKSON KJLN/Los Angele. MANHATTANS GLENN JONES TINA TURNER OF A DREAM ANITA BAKER SHIRLEY MURDOCK HOWARD HEWETT SURFACE WAAAWInstonS.I.m BOBBY BROWN W inston/Ton.s CHAKA KHAN MOORE L JACKSON NEW SHIRLEY JONES REBBIE JACKSON SOS BAND WHOD INI EDITION K LYMAKX TIC* Carson Hottest: TINA TURNER CHERRELLE DESIRE VESTA WILLIAMS BILLY FULL FORCE OCEAN FREDDIE JACKSON KJCB/LslayeM. GREGORY ABBOTT DAZZ BAND LEVERT FULL FORCE ET SHIRLEY MURDOCK Hottest GREGORY ABBOTT Horatio BETTY WRIGHT KURTIS BLOW KLYMAXX SOS BARD Hottest CAMEO Handy KEITH PATRICK HOWARD TEMPTATIONS BILLY GWEN GUTHR I SOS BAND PATTI LABELLE HEWETT MIAMI SOUND MACHI ISAAC HAYES OCEAN WWIN -FM /Baltimore and FIVE STAR LIONEL RICHIE WTMPIT.mpe CUT JEFF LORBER OCTAVI A Hottet PRINCE MIKI HOWARD TINA TURNER ASHFORD SIMPSON Chris Turner OLIVER CHEATHAM Hottest: CAMEO GENERAL KANE PRABO BRYSON Hottest: WDMT /Cleveland called CAMEO FREDDIE JACKSON ISAAC HAYES ERIC B FIVE STAR GREGORY ABBOTT VESTA WILLIAMS CERRONE L JACKSON RJ'S LATEST ARRIV ORAN JUICE MOVI ES in frozen playlists, SALT E PEPA GREGORY ABBOTT KDKS/Shrev.pod RENE L ANGELA RUN D.M.C. JONES MOORE BOBBY BROWN CAMEO CHICO DERANGE C. Erwin Daniels EL DEBARGE SOS BAND L JACKSON GREGORY KID OTTO FREDDIE JACKSON CHANA KHAN TEASE ABBOTT READY FOR THE NOR CAMEO Hottest HOWARD HEWETT Hottest Hottest: GREGORY ABBOTT WHOD INI FIVE STAR STACY LATTI PATTI AUSTIN SAW FIVE STAR MOORE L JACKSON JESSE JOHNSON TINA TURNER GLENN JONES GREGORY ABBOTT GENERAL KANE ET MOORE L JACKSON TINA TURNER HUMAN LEAGUE PHYLLIS HYMAN Hottest: CLUB NOUVEAU LIONEL RICHIE 78/ R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 ITS A FACT. Jeff Lorber Has A Breaker.

"Facts Of Love" The Hit Single Featuring Karyn White Produced by Evan Rogers, Carl Sturken and Jeff Lorber From The New Album Private Passion

Direction: Left Bank Management Pssst... "Tell Me What I Gotta Do" Al Jarrean The New Single Produced by Nile Rodgers From The Smash Album L Is For Lover

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TOP 20 OCTOBER 17, 1986 MOST ADDED r total Three Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Light VA.{, Week, W: .. KENNY ROGERS (7) GORDON LIGHTFOOT (6) 6 4 TOTO Q /I'll Be Over You (Columbia) 45/1 5 1 39 SERGIO MENDES BRASIL '86 (6) 4 3 3 Q ANITA BAKER /Sweet Love (Elektra) 40/0 32 7 1 BILLY OCEAN (6) 12 7 5 Q CARLY SIMON /Coming Around Again (Arista) 40/0 31 9 0 WHAM! (6) 20 14 6 PETER CETERA Q with AMY GRANT/Next Time I Fall (Full Moon /WB) 44/3 24 17 3 2 1 2 5 GENESIS/Throwing It All Away (Atlantic) 40/0 29 8 3 16 6 Q LIONEL RICHIE /Love Will Conquer All (Motown) 41/0 22 17 2 17 15 11 CYNDI LAUPER/True Q Colors (Portrait/CBS) 33/0 21 11 1 11 10 9 GLADYS KNIGHT & BILL MEDLEY/Loving i Q On Borrowed Time ( Scotti Bros /CBS) 35/0 21 13 1 1 2 4 9 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Stuck With You (Chrysalis) 38/0 20 14 4 HOTTEST 3 5 7 10 CARL ANDERSON & GLORIA LORING /Friends And Lovers (Carrere /CBS) 31/0 14 13 4 5 6 10 11 NEIL DIAMOND/The Story Of My Life (Columbia) 29/0 15 11 3 14 13 13 ® PAUL SIMON /You Can Call Me Al (WB) 27/1 15 12 0 TOTO (28) 11 KENNY ROGERS/They Don't Make e Them Like They Used To (RCA) 34/7 3 25 6 CARLY SIMON (26) 19 DAVID PACK/I Just Can't Let Go (WB) 28/4 8 18 2 ANITA BAKER (21) 6 8 12 15 EL DeBARGE /Love Always (Gordy /Motown) 26/0 7 14 5 GENESIS (20) 18 (ID BEACH PETER CETERA w /AMY GRANT (18) BOYS /California Dreamin' (Capitol) 27/2 1 19 7 20 e JANET JACKSON/When I Think Of You (A &M) 22/2 9 10 3 DEBUT MADONNA/True Blue (Sire/WB) 26/3 3 19 4 I DEBUT BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/The Way It Is (RCA) 26/3 4 15 7 BREAKER e HUMAN LEAGUE/Human (Virgin /A &M) 25/5 2 16 7

GORDON LIGHTFOOT "Stay Loose" (WB) 13/6 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6 /0, Light 7/6, Total Adds 6, WDBO. WTMJ, WIBC. WROK, WMTR, WASK. Medium: WCCO. BREAKERS WHBY, KUGN, WPOE, KTWO, KVEC. Light including WTKO. BEN E. KING "Stand By Me" (Atlantic) 11/5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5/1, Light 6/4, Total Adds 5, WFBR, WGOW, WPOE, WTKO, WMTR. Medium including WPRO. WCCO, KHOW, WSTU. Light including WCHS, WROK. SERGIO MENDES BRASIL '86 "Take This Love" (A&M) 10/6 HUMAN LEAGUE Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3/1, Light 7/5, Total Adds 6, WFBR, WCHS. WPOE. WTKO, WMTR, WGBR. Medium including WCCO, KSL. Light including WHBY, KTWO. Human (Virgin /A &M) GREGORY ABBOTT "Shake You Down" (Columbia) 9/3 54% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 16, Light 7, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/0. Light 8/3. Total Adds 3 WCCO WPOE WCIL Meds,d, WHBY Light including WWNR. WTKO, WSTU, Total Adds 5, WPRO, WCHS, WHAS, WRVA, WHBC. WMTR, KTWO. Debuts at number RITA COOUDGE & RUPERT HOLMES "Touch And Go" (Polydor/PolyGram) 9/2 20 on the Full- Service chart. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5/0, Light 42, Total Adds 2, WIBC, KUGN. Medtum. WFBR, WHBY. KSL, WPOE. KVEC. Light Including WGBR, KTWO.

CHRIS DeBURGH The Lady In Red (A &M) 50 °ó of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 16, Light 5, Total Adds 2, WTMJ, WIBA. L, SIGNIFICANT ACTION

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WILLIAM LEE GOLDEN "You Can't Take It With You" (MCA) 8/2 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1 /0, Light 7/2, Total Adds 2, WCCO. WIBA Medium: KVEC. Light including WHBY. WPOE, WTKO, WGBR, WJBC. METROPOLITANS "Camden Tide" (T.C. Records) 7/0 JANET JACKSON When I Think Of You" (A &M) 22/2 Rotations: Heavy O, Medium 2/0, Light 5/0, Total Adds O. Medium: WCCO. KVEC. Light WHBY, WHBC, WPOE, WTKO. Rotations Heavy 9.0. Medium 10,1, Light 3/1. Total Adds 2, WDBO, KOY. Heavy: WFBR, 55KRC. KFMB. WICC. WHAS, WGBR. KUGN. WWNR. WSTU, KVEC. Medium including WCHS, WGOW. WHBC, WSPD, KBOI, WPOE, WMTR, WGBR, KFQD. BILLY OCEAN "Love Is Forever" Moves 20-17 on the Full Service chart (Jive/Arista) 6/6 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2/2, Light 414. Total Adds 6. WFBR, WCCO, WHBY, KUGN. KSL, WGBR. CHRISTOPHER CROSS "Loving Strangers" (Arista) 17/2 BOSTON "Amanda" (MCA) 6/2 Rotations. Heavy 0. Medium 13/1, Light 4/1, Total Adds 2, KFMB, WCHS. Medium including WFBR, WHBY, WSPD, KBOI, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3/0, Light 3/2, Total Adds 2, KFMB, Medium: WPOE, KUGN. WMTR. WTKO, WSTU. Light including KSL, WWNR, WPOE. WGBR, WJBC, WASK, KTWO. Light including WROK, WMTR, KFOO. WWNR DOUBLE "Woman Of The World" (A&M) 17/1 OMD "(Forever) Live And Die" (Virgin /A&M) 6/0 Rotations Heavy 2/0. Medium 910. Light 6/1, Total Adds 1. KBOI. Heavy. WCCO. KTWO. Medium: WFBR, WJDX, KUGN, Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 4/0, Total Adds 0. Medium. KUGN, KVEC. Light. WCCO. WWNR, WTKO. WASK. KSL. WWNR. WPOE. WGBR, WASK, KVEC. Light including WCHS, WROK, WMTR, WSTU. HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS "Hip To Be Square" (Chrysalis) 5/1 WHAMI "Where Did Your Heart Go?" (Columbia) 16/6 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 4/1, Total Adds 1. WGOW. Medium: KUGN. Light including WICC. WJBC. KTWO. Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 6 /0, Light 10/6, Total Adds 6, WCHS, WGOW, WROK, KUGN, WMTR. WGBR. Medium: WFBR. GLASS TIGER "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)" (Manhattan) 5/0 WELL WGY, KBOI, WPOE, KVEC. Light including WWNR, WTKO, WSTU, WJBC Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3/0. Light 2/0. Total Adds 0. Medium WICC, WHAS. WSTU. Light. WWNR, WTKO RIC OCASEK In (Geffen) 16/0 "Emotion Motion" BILLY VERA & THE BEATERS "At This Moment" (Rhino) 3/2 Rotations. Heavy 1/0. Medium 10 /0, Light 5/0, Total Adds 0. Heavy. WGOW. Medium: WCHS. WHBC. WIBA, WSPD, KUGN, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 2/2. Total Adds 2, WPOE, WJBC. Medium KVEC. WPOE. WMTR. WASK. KTWO, KVEC. Light WWNR, WTKO, WSTU, WCIL, KFQD.

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It0 /R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY 1 ADULT CONTEMPORARY

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BENJAMIN ORR (44) TOTO (62) BILLY OCEAN (40) CARLY SIMON (61) AIR SUPPLY (22) PETER CETERA w /AMY GRANT (52) No Records Qualified For Breakers Status This Week. SERGIO MENDES BRASIL '86 (22) LIONEL RICHIE (44) DARYL HALL (20) CYNDI LAUPER (42) BEN E. KING (15) JANET JACKSON (41) MONKEES (15) GENESIS (24) RITA COOLIDGE & RUPERT HOLMES (14) BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE (23) NEW & ACTIVE RIC OCASEK (14) DAVID PACK (17) HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS (10) BILLY JOEL (16)

RIC OCASEK "Emotion In Motion" (Geffen) 48/14 Rotations. Heavy 4 0 :.um 30/7. Light 14/7, Total Adds 14. KHYL, WTFM, KIOA, WTNY, WAHR. WORG, WAEV, WXUS, WJON, WBOW, KKLV. K99, KANO. KMGO. Heavy. WEIM, WBGM, KYJC, KALE. Medium including WSBFM, WMJI, WMYX. OMD "(Forever) Live And Die" (Virgin /A&M) 31/7 AC Rotations. Heavy Debuts at #28 on the Chart 2/0, Medium 1340. Light 16/7. Total Adds 7. WAEB, KEY103, WEIM, WOHO. KRLB, KFSB, WBOW. Heavy: KDUK, WJON. DARYL HALL "Foolish Pride" (RCA) 46/20 Medium including WHTX, KIFM. WKYE, WWMJ, WSKI, WSKY, WCHV, KTYL, KYJC, KQSW. Rotations: Heavy 0. Medium 19/3. Light 27/17, Total Adds 20 including WMJI. 8100, WKYE, WKGW, WAVE, WNAM, K099. COREY HART "I Am By Your Side" (EMI America) 30/3 WTRX. KMZQ, WSKY. WGSV. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium Medium including KIFM, WAEB, WIZD, KIOA, WOHO, WWPA, WCKQ, WAGE, WBGM. 12/0, Light 16/3, Total Adds 3. WAEB, WXUS, KYJC. Heavy WBGM, WJON. Medium: KIOA. SERGIO MENDES BRASIL '86 "Take This Love" (A&M) 45/22 WGLL. WSKI, WTNY, WSKY, WCKQ, KTYL, WBOW, KKLV, KQSW, KMGQ, KALE. Rotations. Heavy 1/0. Medium 19/7. Light 25/15. Total Adds 22 including WLTS, WARM98, WOMC, KHYL, WKYE, WKGW, BEN E. KING "Stand By Me" (Atlantic) 28/15 WXTC, WRKA, WNAM, KWAV. Rotations: Heavy Medium 11/5, WKNE. WGLL. Heavy. KOST. Medium including KIFM. WIZD, WMGN, WCKQ, WGSV, WAGE. 0, Light 17/10, Total Adds 15 including WSBFM. KVIL, LOVE94, KOST, KHYL, WKYE, WING. WOHO. WAHR. KTYL. KFSB, WJON. Medium including WHTX, WOMC, WTRX, BENJAMIN ORR "Stay The Night" (Elekira) 44/44 KWAV, WORG, KRNO. Light including 2WD. Rotations. Heavy GLASS TIGER "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)" (Manhattan) 0, Medium 12/12, Light 32/32, Total Adds 44 including WARM98, WSNY, WMYX, KHYL. KIFM, WAEB, 28/2 Rotations: Heavy 14/0, Medium 8 /0, Light 6/2, Total Adds 2. U102, KVUU. Heavy WKGW, KEY103, U102, WRKA, WIZD, WNAM, WMGN, KDUK, KWAV, WWMJ. WSKI, WOHO, WSKY, WCKQ. KVIL, WLLT, WLTF, WMJI, WKYE, KEY103, WIVY, WAVE. WING. WMGN KRAV, KDUK. KALB. K99. Medium including WSNI WHTX MONKEES "Daydream Believer" (Arista) 8100 WENS. Debuts at 29 on 41/15 the AC Rotations. Heavy Chart 0, Medium 20/5, Light 21/10, Total Adds 15 including WSBFM. KYKY, KOST, KGW, K099, WSKI, WTNY, KRLB. WBOW, KYJC, KQSW. Medium including WHTX. WAEB, WKYE, WEIM. WOHO, WGSV, WORD, WZLQ, KTYL. BILLY OCEAN "Love Is Forever" (Jive /Arista) 40/40 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 14/14, Light 25/25, Total Adds40 including WHTX. WLTS, WSNY, KOST, KGW, WAEB. WIZD. WSFL, WSTF. WNAM. KIOA, WMGN, KWAV, WWMJ. SIGNIFICANT ACTION WEIM. WQHO. WSKY, WCKQ, WGSV, WAHR. WAGE. WHAM! "Where Did Your Heart Go?" (Columbia) 40/9 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 19/2, Light 21 /7. Total Adds 9, WSNI, KVIL, KLLT, WKYE, KEY103, WEIZ, WZLQ, KFSB, KMGQ. Medium including W101, KOST. KIFM, WAEB, WTRX, KKUA, WEIM, WGLL. WOHO, WCKQ, WORG, KALE. CHRIS THOMPSON "What A Woman Wants" (Atlantic) 23/0 HOWARD HEWETT Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6 /0, Light 17/0, Total "I'm For Real" (Elektra) 40/8 Adds 0. Medium: KIOA, WEIM, WGLL, WOHO, WCHV, KALE Light Rotations. Heavy including KIFM. WAEB, WKYE, WNAM. KCIX, WSKI, 0, Medium 14/1, Light 26/7. Total Adds 8. KKLT, KIFM, WKGW, WSFL, WWMJ, WKYX. KWEB. KYJC. WGSV, WORG, WAEV, KTYL. KFSB, KWEB. KKLV. Medium including KHYL. WMGN, WEIM, WSKI, WOHO. WTNY, WSKY, WGSV, WBGM. WZLQ. KTYL, WMTFM, KALE. AIR SUPPLY "One More Chance" (Arista) 22/22 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/1, Light 21/21, Total GREGORY ABBOTT "Shake You Down" (Columbia) 39/9 Adds 22 including WAEB, WNAM, WWMJ, WKNE. WSKI, WOHO, WEIZ. Rotations. Heavy WGSV. WORG, WAEV, WBGM, WZLO. 1/0, Medium 13/1, Light 25/8, Total Adds 9, KYKY, B100, WEZC, WRKA, K099. WHNN, KVUU, WAGE. KKLV. Heavy WBGM. Medium including KEY103. WSFL, WTRX. WSKI, WOHO, WCHV, WORG, WAEV, KALE. HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS "Hip To Be Square" (Chrysalis) 22/10 BOSTON Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 12/5. Light 10/5. Total Adds 10. "Amanda" (MCA) 36/8 WLLT. K101. WSTF. KIOA. KMZO, WSKY, WZLQ, WFFX, KTYL, Rotations. Heavy K99. Medium including WHTX. WKYE, WRKA, WGLL, 5/1, Medium 17/2. Light 14/5, Tólal Adds 8, WHTX, KVIL. WSFM, WING, K099. WENS. WSKI, WAEV. WWPA, WCKQ, KALE. Heavy including WMJI. KDUK, WCKQ, KALE. Medium Including 2WD. WLTF, 8100, WKYE, WAVE, WMGN. WGLL. WWPA NEW EDITION "Earth Angel" jMCA) 19/0 GORDON Rotations: Heavy 1/0. Medium-10M, LIGHTFOOT "Stay Loose" (WB) 35/3 Light 8/0. Total Adds O. Heavy. WEZC. Medium: KVIL, WLTS, K101, WNAM. WAHR, Rotations Heavy O. KALB. WORG. WBGM, WJON, KALE. Light. Medium 16/2, Light 19/1, Total Adds 3, WIZD, KDUK, WWMJ. Medium including WPIX. WEIM, WSKI, 2WD, KIOA, WTRX, WCKQ, WCHV, WAGE, WZLQ, KFSB. WTNY. WSKY, WGSV, WAHR, WBGM, WZLQ, KTYL. WMTFM. WJON, KKLV, KALE. Light including WAEB, WKYE, KEY103. ROBERT PALMER "I Didn't Mean To Turn You On" (Island) 13/0 TINA TURNER Rotations. Heavy 8/0, Medium 3/0, Light 2/0, Total "Typical Male" (Capitol) 33/3 Adds 0 Heavy WLLT. 8100. WKYE, WAVE, WSKI. WWPA, WCKQ. Rotations. Heavy 12.0. WCHV. Medium. WING, KALB, K99. Light. WIVY. Medium 14/2, Light 7/1, Total Adds 3, WLTF, KKLT, WEZS. Heavy WSNI, KYKY, U102, WAVE, KQSW. WMGN. WGLL, WWPA, WSKI, WCKQ, WCHV, WFFX, KQSW. Medium including WHTX, KVIL, WMJI, 8100, WING. LISA LISA & CULT JAM with FULL FORCE "All Cried Out" (Columbia) 12/3 RITA COOLIDGE Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/0, Light & RUPERT HOLMES "Touch And Go" (Polydor/PolyGram) 32/14 5/3, Total Adds 3. KEY103, WAVE, WING. Heavy KMZO, KALB. Medium. WHTX, Rotations: Heavy O. WMYX, WKYE, WWPA, WFFX. Light including Medium 9/2, Light 23/12. Total Adds 14 including WPIX, WKGW, WSFL, WWMJ, WKNE, WSKI, WSKY. B100, WRKA. WJON. WBOW, KMGQ. Medium including WAEB. WEIM, WOHO, WAHR. WBGM, KTYL, KQSW. Light including WCHV. WILLIAM LEE GOLDEN "You Can't Take It With You" (MCA) 9/8 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 0, Light 9 /B, Total Adds 8, WNAM, WEIM. WKNE, WSKI, WAEV, WBGM, KWEB, including WOHO. WJON. Light MATT BIANCO "More Than I Can Bear" (Atlantic) 9/5 Rotations: Heavy O. Med.', 0, Light 9/5. Total Adds 5, WSKI. WOHO. WBGM, KTYL, KALE. Light including WAEB. WEIM, ROTATION BREAKOUTS WAGE, KMGO PRETENDERS "Don't Get Me Wrong" (Sire/WB) 8/4 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 3/1, Light Total 5/3. Adds 4, WSKI, WSKY, WAGE, KALE. Medium including WCKQ, KQSW Light including WEIM, WZLQ. OUTFIELD "Everytime You Cry" (Columbia) 8/0 Total Rotations: Heavy 1 /0. Medium 4/0, Light 3/0, Total Adds O. Heavy KOSW. Medium: WKYE. WEIM. WCKQ, KALE. Light Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Light KALB, WORG. KTYL

O CARLY SIMON 101/0 85 14 2 Breakers 2 TOTO are those records that have achieved concurrent airplay at SU 'is 97/0 87 9 1 of our reporting stations. © PETER CETERA with AMY New & Active records are receiving airplay at 25 or GRANT 100/0 78 21 1 more stations. Records in Significant Action are receiving airplay from Q LIONEL RICHIE 99/0 65 32 2 8 -24 stations. Records with substantial heavy and medium rotation airplay 5 CYNDI LAUPER 93/2 69 18 6 activity do not have to achieve Breaker status to enter the A/C chart. Rec- o JANET JACKSON 87/2 67 15 5 ords which have achieved Breaker status must also have sufficient heavy 7 GENESIS 77/0 50 23 4 and medium rotation airplay to enter the chart. o HUMAN LEAGUE 91/6 39 46 6 o BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE 88/5 45 42 1 e DAVID PACK 83/3 53 26 4 11 ANITA BAKER 68/0 40 21 7 BEACH BOYS 87/5 25 55 7 e MADONNA 90/9 19 52 19 14 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS 60/0 26 31 3 15 PAUL SIMON 72/0 38 30 4 16 BILLY JOEL 61/0 33 23 5 The KENNY e ROGERS 74/6 8 52 14 18 BOB SEGER & THE SILVER BULLET BAND 56/3 14 34 8 19 EL DeBARGE 48/0 9 27 12 Call C CHRIS DeBURGH 63/3 12 38 13 ® LEVEL 42 55/0 24 28 3 CHRISTOPHER CROSS 67/4 3 46 18 That ;¡; GLADYS KNIGHT & BILL MEDLEY 57/6 11 26 20 24 CARL ANDERSON & GLORIA LORING 35/0 5 19 11 25 BILLY OCEAN 33/0 4 21 8 Gets 26 BERLIN 36/0 4 20 12 e LUTHER VANDROSS 51/1 4 26 21 e) RIC OCASEK 48/14 4 30 r4 It All! e GLASS TIGER 28/2 14 8 6 DOUBLE 48/0 5 34 9 (213)553-4330

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BAD COMPANY "Fame And Fortune" (Atlantic) 29/14 (151) Adds including KTXO, KZAP. WEZX, WROK, KEZO. MOST ADDED KKDJ, WIXV, KTYD. Heavy 2: KORS, WOMF. Medium 24 including HOTTEST WEBN, WRIF, WOFM, KISW, WFYV. KMJX, KOZZ. POLICE/Don't (92) JOAN JETT 6 THE BLACKHEARTS "Good Music" (Blackheart/CBS) 28/5 (23/3) BOSTON /Amanda (80) Adds. WOUR. WDIZ. WLNZ. WXRC, WZZQ. Heavy SURVIVOR/1sThis (56) 6. WNEW, WDHA, WLIR, KRIX, KROU. Medium 12 including HUEY LEWIS WBAB, KZEW, WSHE, KGB, WHCN, WPDH, WMGM, WRKI, KRNA. LONE JUSTICE/Shelter(45) d THE NEWS/Hip (51) 0MO "(Forcer) Uve And Dle" (A&M) TRIUMPH/Tears RIC OCASEK/Emotion (48) 25/1 (252) (40) Adds- CHOM. Powers 2. Heavy 11 including WXRT, BRUCE HORNSBY 6 THE RANGE/The KAZY, KROO, WLIR, CHEZ, CFNY, KRNA. Medium 10: WBAB, 91X, BENJAMIN ORR/Stay (33) Way (45) CFOX, WRDU, WXLP, KSTM, KKCY, WFNX, KESI, KTCL. STEVE WINWOOD/Freedom PETER GABRIEL/Voice (27) (38) GENERAL PUBLIC "Too Much Or Nothteg" (IRS/91CA) 24/7 (19/9) PRETENDERS/Don't (36) Adds- WCCC, WPLR, KIEL. KSTM, WORK, WWWV, R.E.M. /Superman(24) KRNA. Powers 1. Heavy 7- WXRK, KROO, WLIR, CHEZ, WFNX, KTCL. BILLY IDOL/Loyer (32) KTYD. Medium 11 including WNEW, KBCO, WHFS, WHEB, WBRU, KBAT, DAVID 8, DAVID/Swallowed (22) WRKI. BON WORLD PARTY "Ship Of Fools" STABILIZERS/Simple JOVI/GIve (24) (Chrysalis) 24/5 (211) (20) Adds. WBCN, KLOL, WXRT, WBRU, KWIC. TIL TUESDAY/What Heavy 0. Medium 14 including WNEW, KAZY, WHFS. KLBJ, KNCN, WONE. BOSTON/Ready(20) (23) KFMF DARYL HALL "Foolish Pride" (RCA) 23/15 (513) Adds including WMMR, WDHA, WCCC, WZYC, WIMZ. WKOO, KGGO, WWCT, KRNA, KOWB. Heavy 2 including KKCY. Medium 19 including WPLR, WEZX. WRDU, KMOD, WMGM, KATP, KROU. IRON MAIDEN "Wasted Years" (Capitol) 23/5 (20/3) Adds. WOFM, WPLR, WAOX, KMJX, K97. Powers 1 Heavy 2 KISS, KNAC. Medium 10 including 0107, KUPD, KGB. KNCN, CHART CLIMBERS KLAO, KFMG. KILO i 38 SPECIAL "One In A Million" (A&M) 232 (26/4) Adds. WRIF. WHMD. Heavy 7 WTPA, WRFX, WKRR, WKDF, WKOZ, KFMG, KRNA. Medium 13 including KGB. WFYV, STABILIZERS "One Simple Thing" (Columbia) 9420 (76/19) WEGR, WDIZ, WXKE, WMGM, WWWV. Adds including WSHE, KGON, KODS, WLAV, WFBO, KKDJ. KOWB, KOZZ. Heavy 7: KISW, KZEL, KSTM, KEZE, PETE TOWNSHEND "Behind Blue Eyes" (Ate) 22/10 KWHL, KSPN. WXRC, (13/13) Medium 66 including WXRK, WMMR, WDVE, WHJY, KTXO, WLUP, WLVO, Adds. WCKG. WLLZ, WRIF, KYYS, KUPD, WAOX, KLAO, KYYS, KSHE. Moves 48 -38. KILO. WGIR, WFXR. Heavy 2: KLPX, WXRC. Medium 16 including RIC OCASEK "True To You" (Geffen) 93/11 (86/20) WMMR, KZEW. WLVO, KGB, KFOG. KATT Adds including KLOL, WCKG, WBRU, WZYC, GLASS WAPL, KATT, KOZZ. Heavy 38 including WMMR, WHJV, WLVO. KORS, TIGER "Someday" (Manhattan) 21/4 (17/9) KROO, 91X, KGB, KFOG, KROR. Medium Adds. 51 including WIYY, WKLS, KTXO, WNOR, WKLC, WTUE, WMRY, KGRO. Heavy 1 KYYS. WQFM, WPDH, WOUR. Moves KRNA Medium 16 including KAZY, WCCC, WPLR. WEZ%, KLAO, WONE, 28 -26 WXLP, KGGO. IGGY POP "Cry For Love" (A&M) 93/7 (91/11) TINA TURNER "Overnight Sensation" (Capitol) 21/2 (22/2) Adds WKLS, KMJX, WTKX, WROK, KZRR, WMGM, WWTR. Adds. CHOM. KWIC Powers 2 Heavy Heavy 10 including WBCN, WNEW. WXRK, WOFM, WLIR, 6 including WXRT. KBCO. KZEL. KPOI, KRIX. Medium 11 including KFOG, WPYX, CFNY, KOWB Medium 65 including WBAB. WDVE. WIOO. WEZX, WKDF. KEZO, WIXV. KOZZ. KTXO. WNOR. 91X, KFOG. WPYX. WCCC. WPDH. Remains at 34. HUMAN LEAGUE "Human" (VirgIn DAVID & DAVID "Swallowed By The Cracks" (A&M) 87/22 (66/23) /A&M) 21/1 (202) Adds. WIMZ Powers 3 Heavy 11 including Adds including KYYS, KORS, KGB, KISW, WKOO. KMJX, WAPL, KODS, CHOM, KINK, CFOX, WLIR, CHEZ, KTCZ, K97, KKCY. Medium 10 KEZO, KDJK. Heavy 18 including WLUP, KUPD, WDHA. CFNY. WZYC, including KFOG, KOME, WOUR, KLBJ. KZEL, KOWB, KTYD. WLAV. WMRY, WFNX, WHMD Medium 60 including WIYY, WHJV, WOFM, KZAP, 91X, KROR, WEZX, WKDF. WROK. Moves 40 -36 ELTON JOHN "Heartache All Over The World" (Geffen) 20/8 (12/11) Adds. WBAB, KAZY. KEPI, WONE, PETE TOWNSHEND "Cite To Life" (Atlantic) KGGO, K97, KATP, KGRO. Heavy 2 CFOX, WHMD. Medium 14 including 86/12 (77/24) WIOO. WNEW, Adds including WOFM, KORS, WHTF, WRFX, WZYC, WXLP, WOBK, KZOO. KNCN, WDIZ. WRDU. WIBA. Heavy 13 including WBCN. KAZY, WPLR, KISS, WONE KILO, KZEL, KOWB Medium 66 BEN SIDRAN "Space including WIYY. WNEW, WKLS, WLUP, WXRT, WLVO, KYYS, KZAP, KFOG, KOME. Cowboy" (MagentaMllndham Hill) 204 (18/7) Remains at e35 Adds. WCKG, WHCN, WPDH, WLAV. WWWV Heavy 0 Medium 14 including WXRT. KBCO. WHFS, WEZX, KTCZ. KKCY, BOSTON "Cool The Engines" (MCA) 82/10 (77/11) KOZZ Adds: 0107, KOME, WEZX, WAOY. WIMZ. RIC OCASEK "Keep On KBAT, WXKE, WWCT, WKOZ, WGIR. Heavy 43 including WNEW, WHJY, WEBN, Laughing" (Geffen) 18/2 (17/2) KGB. WPYX, WCCC. WPDH, WKRR, WFYV, WKOO. Adds. KNCN. WFNX. Heavy 7 including 91X. KRQR. Medium 37 including WIYY, WBAB, WKLS, WROK, KGGO. KODS. CHEZ. KLBJ, WLAV, KZEL. Medium 10 including KTXO, WSHE, WEBN, WFBO. KATT, KILO, KKDJ Remains at ;30. KZAP. WAAF, KILO. WRKI, KFMF TALKING HEADS "Pualin' Evidence" (Sire/WB) 80/19 (52/16) BRIAN SPENCE "Hear It From The Heart" (Polydor/PolyGram) 16/6 (102) Adds including WNEW, KGON, WDHA, WCCC, WPLR. WADY, WZYC, Adds. WLLZ. KOME, WTPA. WHEB, WGIR, WZZO. Heavy KFMF. Heavy 30 including WHJY, WOFM, KROO, 0. Medium 10 including WYNF, KSHE. KFMG. KZEL. WMGM, 91X, KFOG. KLBJ, WAPL, KATT, KILO, KZEL. KATP, KROU Medium 42 including WIYY, WKLS, KTXO, WNOR, WLUP, KYYS, KZAP, KGB, WEZX. Moves 39 -33. STEVE WINWOOD "Back In The High Life Again" (Island/WB) 18/4 (15/1) RATT "Dana" (Atlantic) 782 Adds DC101, KATT, KJOT, KZEL Heavy 10 including (7224) KZEW. WXRT, WLLZ, KISW, CHEZ, WFYV, KLPX. Medium 6 including Adds. KTXO, WEZX, WOUR, KKDJ. WRIF. WFXR, WAOR. WGIR, WXRC, KFMX, KZOO. Heavy 7: WBCN. KISS, KNAC. KRIX, KTAL, KOWB. KWHL. Medium 57 including WIYY, WBAB, WNEW, WXRK, WDVE. WHJV, WNOR, WRIF. WQFM, KSHE. Moves 47-40. EURYTHMICS "Thom In My Side" (RCA) 18/4 (14/4) CINDERELLA "Nobody's Fool" Adds. WHFS. WPLR, KDJK, WWWV. Powers 1. (Mercury/PolyGram) 894 (621) Heavy 5 including WXRT, CFOX, WFNX, KSPN. Medium 9 including KZEW. Adds WNEW. WXRK, KBPI, WXLP, WXRC, KBCO, 91X, WBRU, KSTM, KTYD. WZEW. WIXV, KOZZ. Heavy 6. KUPD. WAOX, KNAC, KRIX, KTAL, KRQU. Medium 45 including WBAB, WMMR, WHJY. KSHE, KGB. KOME, KISW, WPYX, WCCC. Moves 53 -47. RICHARD THOMPSON "Valerie" (Polydor/PolyGram) 15/3 (15/0) GENESIS "Land Of Confusion" Adds WTUE, WLAV, KATP. Heavy 6 WXRT, KBCO, (Atlantic) 68/17 (55/13) WHFS, KSTM, WFNX, KTCL. Medium 8 including KAZY, CHEZ, WONE, Adds including WNEW. WLVO. WPYX, WMRY, KKCY. WPDH, WROK, KGGO, WFBO, WIBA, KOZZ. Heavy 27 including WIYY, WBCN, WXRK, WMMR, WLUP, KGON, KGB, WCCC, KATT. Medium 38 including WBAB. WHJY, WSHE, WXRT, WOFM, KORS, BILLY SOWER "Shot O' Love" (Capitol) 15/3 KSHE. WZZQ, (12/12) WCMF. Moves 41.37. Adds. WLLZ. KORS. KFMF. Heavy 3. KOME. KMOD. KLPX. Medium 11 including KTXO WAIF. KGB. KSJO. WDHA WHTF R.E.M. "Superman" (IRS/MCA) 6724 (4421) KEZE Adds including WNEW. WXRK, WMMR, KOME, WPDH. KLBJ, WRXL, WLAV, WRKI, WGIR. Heavy 14 including WLUP, WXRT, WCCC. KZEL, WWWV, KOWB, KTYD. Medium 43 includirgWHJY. WKLS, KFOG, KNCN, WAPL, WROK, KODS, KATT, KEZO. KILO Moves 57 -42. EDDIE MONEY "We Should Be Steeping" (Columbia) 53/15 (48/10) Adds including WNEW, WLVO, KGON, KZAP, KNCN. WKDF, KOZZ. Heavy 22 including WHJY, WEBN, WOFM, KSHE, KGB, KOME. KLBJ, WKOO. KISS. Medium 37 including WRIF, KFOG, WAPL, WROK, KATT, KEZO. KILO, KDJK, KFMF. Moves AOR ALBUMS 52 -39 TRIUMPH 'Tears In The Rain" (MCA) 62/40 (222) Adds including WIYY, WXRK, WMMR, WHJV, KTXO, WC/FM, KORS. KOME, WPVX. Heavy 9 including KUPD, KISS. WAPL, WROK, KKDJ Medium 43 including MOST ADDED HOTTEST KZEW. KGB. WEZX, WOUR, KATT, WIXV, KTVD. Debuts at #44. PAUL SIMON "Greenland" (WB) 58/12 (47/19) SURVIVOR Adds including WNEW. WHJY, WHEB, WKFM, KLBJ, (56) BOSTON (73) KWIC, KNCN. Heavy 13 including WBCN, WXRT, KBCO. CHEZ, KSTM, KKCY. KESI. Medium 38 including WXRK, STABILIZERS KTXO. KINK. KFOG. WPDH, WEZX, WRXL, WROK, KEZO, KILO. Moves (19) HUEY LEWIS 6 THE NEWS (59) 55 -49 BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE (16) RIC OCASEK (48) SURVIVOR "Is This Love" (Scott, Bros. /CBS) 5656 (04) OUTLAWS (16) BRUCE HORNSBY 6 THE RANGE (45) Adds including WBAB. KSHE, KGB. KOME. KNCN, WXQO. WXKE. KATT, KLPX, WRKI, Heavy 5: WPLR, WWCT, KRIX, COLOR OF MONEY (15) WZZQ, KROU. Medium 42 including WHJY. WLUP, WLVO. STEVE WINWOOD (44) WAPL, KGGO. WFBO, KILO, KRNA, KOWB. KFMG. Debuts at *56 GEORGE THOROGOOD...(14) BON JOVI (25) HOWARD GEORGIA SATELLITES JONES "You Know I Love You ... Don't You?" (Ekidra) 52/18 (34/30) (13) TILL TUESDAY (23) Adds including WBAB, KBPI, KROO, WEZX. DARYL WKDF, KRNA, KFMZ, KOWB. Heavy 9 including 91X. WLIR, WPLR, WPDH, HALL (13) EDDIE MONEY (21) CFNY, WXLP, WWCT. Medium 33 including WNEW. WLUP, WXRT, WLVO, WCCC, WKOO. KGGO, WLAV, WRKI. KBC BAND (12) #53 Debuts at JOHN FOGERTY (21) R.E.M. (12) TALKING HEADS (18) BON JOVI "Wanted Dead Or Alive" (Mercury/PolyGram) 50/13 (36/15) Adds including WNEW, 0107, WTPA. WHCN, KMJX, WAPL, KOZZ. KTYD. Heavy 12 including KZEW, KORS, KISW, WPLR, WCMF, WLAV. KILO Medium 32 including WIYY. WOVE, WKLS, KTXO, KGB, KOME. WOUR, KNCN, KODS. Moves 60 -51. 1 VAN HALER "5150" (WB) 474 (43/12) Adds WNEW, WPDH. KFMG, KMBY, KRNA, WZZQ. Heavy 11 including WXRK, WEBN, KGB, KOME, KISW, WTPA, KISS. KZEL, WGIR. Medium 29 including WMMR, WHJY, WAIF. WFYV, KJOT, KILO, KKDJ. WRKI. WWWV. Moves 56 -52. L NEW & ACTIVE NEW & ACTIVE Continued from Page 84 GENERAL PUBLIC "Hand To Mouth" (IRS /MCA) 30/9 (22/10) Adds KAZY, WCCC, WPLR. WONE, KZEL, OUTLAWS KSTM. WORK, WWWV. KRNA. Powers 1. Heavy 9 WXRK, KROO. "Soldiers 01 Fortune" (Pasha /CBS) 5313 (4017) CHEZ, CFNY, WFNX, 91X, WLIR, Adds KTCL, KTYD. Medium 15 includingWNEW WXRT. KBCO. WHFS, including WLLZ. KSHE, WPYX. WPDH, WKDF KISS. WWWV, WHEB, WBRU, KBAT KOWB Heavy 0 Medium 32 including WOVE. KYYS, WORLD WEZX, WAPL, WLAV, WGIR, WIXV, KOZZ PARTY "Private Revolution" (Chrysalis) 304 (24/11) Adds. WBCN, KLOL, WXRT, 91X. CHEAP TRICK WBRU. KWIC Heavy 0. Medium 18 including WNEW. KAZY, WHFS, "Kiss Me Red" (Epic) 464 (40/9) KFMF KLBJ. KNCN. WFYV. Adds WEGR. KJOT, WMGM, WZEW, WIXV, KOWB. Heavy 2: KOMP, KROU. Medium 31 including KGB, KROR, WEZX, KNCN, WKDF, KISS, KRNA, KFMF. OMD The Pacific Age" (A&M) 251 (262) Adds CHOM Powers 2 Heavy 11 including WXRT. KAZY. KROO, LONE JUSTICE "Shelter" (Geffen) 45/45 (0/0) WLIR, CHEZ, CFNY, KRNA Medium 10 WBAB, 91X, CFOX, WRDU, WXLP, KSTM, KKCY, WFNX, KESI, KTCL. Adds including WBAB, WNEW, WSHE, WLVQ, 9,X, WKRR, KZEL, KLPX, WWWV. Heavy including WMMR, 2: KZEW, KTCZ. Medium 30 IRON MAIDEN "Somewhere In KTXO. WPYX. WEZX. KLBJ, WXKE, KEZO, WRKI, WGIR. Time" (Capitol) 24/5 (21/3) Adds. WOFM. WPLR, WAOX, KMJX, K97 Powers 1 Heavy JASON 6 THE SCORCHERS 2. KNAC. Medium 11 including WBAB. 0107, KUPD, KGB. "19th Nervous Breakdown" (EMI America) 381 (34/7) KNCN. KLAO, KILO. Adds KOME, WTKX KKDJ WRUF. WZZQ Heavy t WBCN Medium 19 including WYNF. WHFS, WFYV. KOZZ WDHA, WPDH, KNCN, HUMAN LEAGUE "Crash" (Virgin /A&M) 23/1 (22/1) Adds WIMZ. Powers 3 Heavy 11 including CHOM, KINK. BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE "C'mon CFOX, WLIR, CHEZ, KTCZ, K97. Medium 12 including WXRT, Every Bathos" (Columbia) 37/16 (224) 91X. WDHA, CFNY, WZYC, WLAV. WMRY Adds including WBCN. WBAB KZEW. KFOG. WCCC. WWWV, KOWB. Powers 1 Heavy 6 including KROO. WFNX KTCL Medium 10 WHFS, WLIR, BEN SIDRAN "On The Uve Side" (Magenta/Windham including WNEW. WMMR, WXRT, 91X, WPLR, KZEL, Hill) 20/5 (18/7) KKDJ. Adds. WCKG. WHCN. WPDH. WLAV. AUCE WWWV. Heavy 0 Medium 14 including WXRT. KBCO. WHFS, COOPER "Give It Up" (MCA) 37/4 (34/13) KOZZ WEZX, KTCZ. KKCY, Adds WAAF, KWIC, KEZO. WMGM Heavy 1 KNAC Medium 23 including WBAB. WXRK, WLVO, KILO. KDJK, KLPX, WIXV WRIF, KNCN, KATT. BRIAN SPENCE "Brothers" (Polydor/PolyGram) 154 (1112) Adds WLLZ. KOME. WTPA. WHEB. BERUN "Like WGIR, WZZO Heavy 0 Medium 10 including WYNF, KSHE. KFMG. Flames" (Geffen) 34/4 (30/17) KATP. KROU KZEL. WMGM, Adds. CHEZ. KNCN, WDIZ. WMGM. Heavy 2 KRNA, KROU. Medium 27 including WSHE. WLUP. KBPI, KROO, WLAV. KEZO, KILO, KDJK. 91X. WCCC, ROBIN TROWER "Passion" (GRP) 164 (104) Adds KAZY. KNCN. WONE. WZEW. KOWB, BROKEN HOMES KTCL Heavy 1 WMRY Medium 10 including KISS, WTUE, "In Another Land" (MCA) 331 (27/5) KWHL. KSPN KNAC. KATP, Adds WLUP. WHEB. WKDF. WTUE, KDJK, KOZZ Heavy 4 WORM. KLBJ, KWIC, KZEL. Medium 16 including WLLZ, RICHARD KOME, KATT. WMRY, KLPX, WGIR, KRNA THOMPSON "Daring Adventures" (Polydor/PolyGram) 16/3 (16/0) Adds WTUE, WLAV, KATP Heavy 6 WXRT, KBCO. MOODY BLUES "Running WHFS. KSTM, WFNX, KTCL. Medium 9 including KAZY, CHEZ, WONE, Love" (Polydor/PolyGram) 324 CCC. WMRY. KKCY, KSPN Adds PDH WLNZ Medium 23 including WZZQ, KZEL, WRKI, WGIR. WWWV, KRNA IMP, WOODENTOPS "Giant" (Columbia) 15/1 (15/1) Adds KROO Heavy 4 WHFS, WLIR. KZEL. GEORGE THOR00000 KTCL. Medium 9 WXRT, KBCO. 91X, CHEZ. KTCZ. WMRY. KSTM, 6 THE DESTROYERS "NIgM Time" (EMI America) KTYD WFNX, Adds including WMMR. 30/13 (1917) KUPD, WEZ %, WAOX, WHTF, WAPL, KRNA, KOWB. Heavy 1 KFMG. Medium 20 including WXRK, COLOR OF MONEY WOFM, WZZO, WTPA, WPLR, WLAV, WKOZ, KMBY, WRKI. "Soundtrack" (MCA) 15/15 (0/0) Adds including WRXL. WLAV, WIOT, WOBK, WWTR. WKLT Heavy 2 WEBN, WRKI Medium 13 including WRIF, KISW. WHCN. WKFM. WRAF. WOMF, WLNZ R&R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986/83 RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY AOR ALBUMS

Thee TWO LAU Total Week, Werks Week 170 REPORTS OCTOBER 17, 1986 Reports/Adds Power Heavy Medium

- I 1 O BOSTON/Third Stage (MCA) "Amanda" (136) "Ready" (123) "Cool" (82) 156+/1 73+ 147+ 8=

2 2 2 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Fore! (Chrysalis) "Hip" (145) "Jacob's" (83) "Whole" (50) 158-/0 59- 143- 15+

4 4 3 3 RIC OCASEK/This Side Of Paradise (Geffen) "Emotion" (148) "True" (93) "Laughing" (18) 163 -/0 48- 138- 24+

2 3 4 4 STEVE WINWOOD /Back In The High Life (Island /WB) "Freedom" (148) "Split" (39) "Take It" (36) 157-/1 44- 139- 18+

3 5 5 Q JOHN FOGERTY /Eye Of The Zombie (WB) "Change" (142) "Headlines" (91) "Eye" (25) 161 +/3 21+ 112+ 48=

6 6 6 6 TALKING HEADS/True Stories (Sire /WB) "Wild" (96) "Puzzlin' " (80) "Love" (25) 137-/2 18- 77- 51+

14 11 8 Q BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/The Way It Is (RCA) "The Way" (142) "Down" (11) "Western" (6) 150+/8 45+ 110+ 37=

13 10 9 Q BON JOVI /Slippery When Wet (Mercury/PG) "You Give" (113) "Wanted" (50) "Livin' " (8) 129=/2 25+ 93- 28+

7 8 7 9 DAVID & DAVID /Boomtown (A &M) "Welcome" (90) "Swallowed" (87) "Easy" (3) 141-/3 16- 71- 65+ (2) 16 12 m 'TIL TUESDAY /Welcome Home (Epic) "What About" (144) "Coming" (7) "Lover's" 146+/2 23+ 81+ 59-

9 9 11 11 PETER GABRIEL/So (Geffen) "Voice" (108) "Eyes" (42) "Big Time" (10) 127+/10 7- 60- 61 +

5 7 10 12 EDDIE MONEY /Can't Hold Back (Columbia) "Take Me" (66) "We Should" (63) "Endless" (11) 113-/6 21- 70- 36+

20 15 BAD COMPANY/Fame And Fortune (Atlantic) "This Love" (115) "Fame" (29) "Burning" (9) 139+/10 3= 47+ 87+ 17 17 14 m TINA TURNER/Break Every Rule (Capitol) "Back" (119) "Overnight" (21) "Typical" (12) 132+/8 6+ 45+ 82+ DEBUT ) KBC BAND /KBC Band (Arista) "It's Not You" (143) "America" (7) "Mariel" (3) 147 /12 6 43 91

1e 18 17 TIMBUK3 /Greetings From Timbuk3 (IRS /MCA) "The Future" (134) "Life" (6) "Hairstyles" (1) 135+/9 8- 53+ 77- (6) 18 m BILLY SQUIER /Enough Is Enough (Capitol) "Love Is" (125) "Shot" (15) "Powerhouse" 130+/3 6+ 47+ 80- 10 "Throwing" (15) 46+ 43+ 15 19 m GENESIS/Invisible Touch (Atlantic) "Land" (68) "Deep" (21) 96+/10 7- 11 13 16 19 TRIUMPH/The Sport Of Kings (MCA) "Somebody's" (67) "Tears" (62) "Night" (2) 108-/10 8- 37- 62+

27 24 GEORGIA SATELLITES /Georgia Satellites (Elektra) "Keep" (140) "Can't Stand" (1) 141 +/13 3+ 22+ 99+ 51-110 12 14 13 21 DAVID LEE ROTH /Eat 'Em And Smile (WB) "Crazy" (93) "Ladies" (21) "Tobacco" (6) 99-/0 6- 44- (4) 11 + - - 23 ® WANG CHUNG /Mosaic (Geffen) "Everybody" (104) "Eyes" (6) "Let's" 46+ 56- 22 21 20 23 OUTFIELD/Play Deep (Columbia) "Everytime" (105) 105-/3 11 + 45+ 51- "Superman" "Fall" (39) (6) B 12 21 24 R.E.M./Lifes Rich Pageant (IRS /MCA) "Cuyahoga" 99-/12 4- 31- 57+

15 19 22 25 SMITHEREENS /Especially For You (Enigma) "Blood" (79) "Behind" (12) "Lonely" (5) 93-/6 5 - 24- 58

28 27 ei IGGY POP/Blah, Blah, Blah (A &M) "Cry" (93) "Real" (7) "Blah" (2) 2= 12+ 67+

20 23 25 27 PETE TOWNSHEND/Deep End Live! (Atco) "Barefootin' " (43) "Behind" (22) "Save" (11) 74-/9 1= 14= 54- (2) "Stand" (1) 39 33 31 m PLAYING FOR KEEPS /Soundtrack (Atlantic) "Life" (86) "Say The Word" 89+/li 0= 14= 67+ 39 36 STABILIZERS/Tyranny (Columbia) "One Simple Thing" (94) "Underground" (2) 94+/19 1= 7+ 66+ "Dance" (78) "Body Talk" (7) "Drive Me" (3) 2= 7+ 61+ - 37 33 0 RATT/Dancing Undercover (Atlantic) 86+/7 28 29 34 PAUL SIMON /Graceland (WB) "Graceland" (58) "You Can" (16) "The Boy" (6) 65+/11 1- 18+ 39=

32 (47) "Love Walks In" (7) "Summer" (2) 16= 33+ 33 32 ® VAN HALEN /5150 (WB) '5150" 56+/6 6+ 24 24 29 33 JOURNEY /Raised On Radio (Columbia) "Girl" (56) "Raised" (1) "Positive" (1) 58-/6 7- 18- 33- 14-71 16 25 28 34 BILLY JOEL/The Bridge (Columbia) "A Matter" (28) "Running" (11) "Baby" (7) 43-/1 8- 24- Me" (5) 36 34 35 ® CINDERELLA/Night Songs (Mercury/PG) "Nobody's Fool" (69) "Shake i= 6+ 47+ 21 26 26 36 EURYTHMICS /Revenge (RCA) "Tomorrow" (30) "Thorn" (16) "Missionary" (7) 54-/0 2+ 16- 31-

19 22 30 37 NEIL YOUNG/Landing On Water (Geffen) "Weight" (39) "Touch" (9) "Hippie" (2) 45-/0 1 + 5- 37- 40 © OUTLAWS /Soldiers Of Fortune (Pasha/CBS) "Soldiers" (53) "One Last" (13) "Night" (5) 71 +/16 1= 3+ 45+ "Is This Love" (56) 56 1 5 42 I DEBUT )© SURVIVOR /When Seconds Count (Scotti Bros. /CBS) /56 32 31 39 4o RAINMAKERS/The Rainmakers (Mercury /PG) "Let My" (30) "Downstream" (10) "Nobody" (3) 42-/1 0= 6- 28- TODAY'S PREMIER BASS SYNTHESIST BREAKERS®

KBC B R I A N BAND KBC Band (Arista) B ROMBERG 86% of our reporters on It. NEW & ACTIVE

THE INDUSTRY'S "A NEW DAY" CHEAP TRICK "The Doctor" (Epic) 49/8 (41/8) BEST KEPT Adds. WCKG, WEGR, KJOT, KILO. WMGM, WZEW. WIXV, KOWB. Heavy 2. KOMP. KROU. Medium 33 including KGB, KROR, WEZX, KNCN, WKDF, KISS, KRNA, KFMF SECRET "MUSHY TUSHY" GEORGE THOROGOOD & THE DESTROYERS "Live" (EMI America) 42114 (3011)

Adds including WMMR. DC101, KUPD, WEZX. WAPL. KRNA, KOWB Powers 1 Heavy 3 WNEW, KGB, KFMG. Medium 28 including WXRK. WLLZ, WRIF. WOFM, KBPI, KISS, KENDS. WLAV, WRKI. ALICE COOPER "Constrictor" (MCA) 40/4 (3712)

Adds WAAF, KWIC, KEZO, WMGM. Heavy 1 KNAC. Medium 26 including WBAB. WXRK, WLVO. WRIF, KSHE, KNCN, WKDF, KISS, KATT. KILO BERLIN "Count Three And Pray" (Geffen) 38/7 (30/17) Adds KBCO. KZAP. CHEZ. KNCN. WDIZ, WMGM. KSPN. Heavy 3 K97, KRNA, KROU Medium 27 including WSHE, WLUP, KBPI, KROO, 91%. WCCC, WLAV. KEZO, KILO, KDJK. BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE "Number 10 Upping Street" (Columbia) 37/16 (22/8) Featuring Joe Farrell's farewell studio performance! Adds including WBCN, WBAB, KZEW, KFOG, WCCC, WWWV, KOWB Powers 1. Heavy 6 including KROQ, WHFS. WLIR, WFNX, KTCL. Medium 10 including WNEW. WMMR. WXRT, 91X, WPLR, WMRY, KZEL, KKDJ. and the hot tenor sax of Ernie Watts DARYL HALL "Three Hearts In The Happy Ending Machine" (RCA) 3513 (25/2) Adds including WKLC, WCCC, WHTF, WZYC. WKOO, KGGO, WWCT, KRNA, KOWB. Heavy 7 including KINK. WZZO, WMRY, KKCY. KESI. KSPN Medium 24 including WMMR. 0107. WPLR, CHEZ, WI00, WEZX, WRDU. BROKEN HOMES "Broken Homes" (MCA) 35/5 (30/5) Adds WLUP. WHEB. WKDF, WTUE. KDJK Heavy 4 WOFM. KLBJ. KWIC, KZEL. Medium 18 including WLLZ, KOME. KATT. COMING SOON TO AOR RADIO: Baba Olatunji, Produced by Mickey Hart (Grateful Dead) KLPX, WGIR, KRNA, KOZZ. Oliver Lake MOODY BLUES "The Other Side Of Life" (Polydor/PolyGram) 33/8 (25/12) Malo Adds. WTPA. WPDH. WEZX, WLNZ. WRUF, KSOY, KROU. KOZZ. Heavy 2 WCCC, KSPN. Medium 25 including WDVE. KINK, KZAP, WZZO, KZEL, WRKI, WGIR, WWWV, KRNA. GLASS TIGER "The Thin Red Line" (Manhattan) 33/4 (2912) Contact: Brenda Winfield 818- 506 -0129 (Blackhawk) Adds WSHE, WKLC, WTUE. KATT Powers 1 Heavy 3 0107. WIMZ. KRNA. Medium 25 including WBAB. WYNF. KZAP. Dede Whiteside 415- 974 -3500 (Aspen Group) WCCC WEZX, KNCN, KGGO. JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS "Good Music" (Blackheart/CBS) 32/6 (26/5) Adds 91X, WOUR, WDIZ, WLNZ, WXRC. WZZO Heavy6 WBCN. WNEW, WDHA, WLIR. KRIX. KROU Medium 13 including

THE ASPEN RECORD GROUP WBAB. KZEW, WSHE. KGB, WPDH, WRKI. KRNA MORE GREAT MUSIC FROM 525 Nonnnn St VINNIE VINCENT "Invasion" (Chrysalis) 32/3 (34/3) BUCK HAWK Son r,an,.,,o CA 94107 Adds. KZEW, WHEB, WXRC. Heavy 2 including KNAC. Medium 11 Including KTXQ. WLVQ, WLLZ, KUPD, KISW, KISS. WROK. Continued 84/ R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 on Page 83 í

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PETER 170 REPORTS Total GABRIEL Reports/Adds Power Heavy Medium

5 3 3 Q HUEY LEWIS &... /Hip To Be Square (Chrysalis) 145-10 51- 130- 15+ That Voice Again - 15 6 0 PRETENDERS /Don't Get Me Wrong (Sire /WB) 156+12 36+ 116+ 38-

1 2 1 3 RIC OCASEK /Emotion In Motion (Geffen) 148-/0 48- 127- 19+ TRACKS 3 1 2 4 BOSTON /Amanda (MCA) 136-/2 60- 126- 9+

6 4 4 s STEVE WINWOOD /Freedom Overspill (Island /WB) 148+14 38- 123- 25+ 18 8 5 0 BILLY IDOL/To Be A Lover (Chrysalis) 150-/0 32+ 110+ 35- 15 9 7 O BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/The Way It Is (RCA) 142+/8 45+ 108+ 31- 19 13 9 0 JOHN FOGERTY/Change In The Weather (WB) 142+/10 16+ 91+ 49- 16 12 8 0 'TIL TUESDAY/What About Love (Epic) 144+/2 23+ 80+ 58- 11 11 10 BON JOVI /You Give Love A Bad Name (Mercury/PG) 113-13 24+ 86- 21= WANG CHUNG ze z, BOSTON/We're Ready (MCA) 123+/20 14+ 71+ 49- 20 ,7 TIMBUK3/The Future's So Bright...(IRS /MCA) 134+/9 8- 53+ 77- - 29 19 ® KBC BAND /It's Not You It's Not Me (Arista) 143+/9 6+ 43+ 88- Everybody Have 22 20 17 m BILLY SQUIER /Love Is The Hero (Capitol) 125+1? 6+ 45+ 77- - 39 26 GEORGIA SATELLITES /Keep Your Hands To Yourself ( Elektra) 140+-;Y 3_ 22+ 99+ Fun Tonight 4 6 12 16 TALKING HEADS/Wild Wild Life (Sire /WB) 96-/0 58- 32- 32 25 18 m BAD COMPANY/This Love (Atlantic) 115-/2 3= 44+ 68- TRACKS 7 7 11 18 DAVID & DAVID/Welcome To The Boomtown (A &M) 90-/1 14- 60- 27- 33 26 22 TINA TURNER /Back Where You Started (Capitol) 119+16 1+ 37+ 76+ DEBUT G POLICE /Don't Stand So Close '86 (A &M) 106+192 5+ 41+ 51+ 25 21 20 21 OUTFIELD/Everytime You Cry (Columbia) 105-13 11+ 45+ 51- 47 44 29 ® PETER GABRIEL/That Voice Again (Geffen) 108+127 2+ 37+ 64+ 45 32 27 E j WANG CHUNG /Everybody Have Fun Tonight (Geffen) 104+14 11+ 45+ 52- 14 14 15 24 DAVID LEE ROTH /Goin' Crazy (WB) 93-10 6- 41- 49- - 36 on BENJAMIN ORR /Stay The Night (Elektra) 113+133 2+ 18+ 88+ RIC OCASEK 43 34 28 m RIC OCASEK/True To You (Geffen) 93+/11 0- 38+ 51+ 12 19 24 27 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Jacob's Ladder (Chrysalis) 83-/2 6+ 43- 38- 23 23 23 28 JOHN FOGERTY/Headlines (WB) 91-/1 2+ 39- 50-

True To You 2 5 14 29 EDDIE MONEY/Take Me Home Tonight (Columbia) 66-10 15- 53- 9- TRACKS - 36 30 Q BOSTON /Cool The Engines (MCA) 82+/10 2- 43+ 37= 17 18 25 31 SMITHEREENS /Blood & Roses (Enigma) 79-/2 5- 22- 45- 9 10 16 32 TRIUMPH /Somebody's Out There (MCA) 67-/0 7- 32- 32- 58 48 39 ® TALKING HEADS/Puzzlin' Evidence (Sire /WB) 80+119 3+ 30+ 42+ s, 42 34 © IGGY POP/Cry For Love (A &M) 93+/7 2= 10+ 65+ 55 49 35 PETE TOWNSHEND /Life To Life (Atlantic) 86+112 0= 13= 66+ - 55 40 Q DAVID & DAVID /Swallowed By The Cracks (A &M) 87+/22 1- 18+ 60+ 44 41 41 ff/ GENESIS /Land Of Confusion (Atlantic) 68+/17 4+ 27+ 38+ BERLIN 56 53 48 0 STABILIZERS /One Simple Thing (Columbia) 94+120 1= 7+ 66+ - - 52 m EDDIE MONEY/We Should Be Sleeping (Columbia) 63+115 3= 22+ 37+ - 59 47 Q RATT/Dance (Atlantic) 78+/8 2= 7+ 57+ Like Flames 31 30 32 41 JOURNEY/Girl Can't Help It (Columbia) 56-/6 7- 18- 31- - - 57 R.E.M. /Superman (IRS/MCA) 67+124 0= 14+ 43+ L NEW & ACTIVE 13 24 33 43 PETER GABRIEL/In Your Eyes (Geffen) 42-/0 4- 29- 9-

I DEBUT TRIUMPH/Tears In The Rain (MCA) 62+/40 1= 9+ 43+

2s 45 38 45 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /I Know What I Like (Chrysalis) 44-/0 3+ 22= 22- 24 33 37 46 STEVE WINWOOD /Split Decision (Island /WB) 39-/1 5- 21- 16- se 53 CINDERELLA /Nobody's Fool (Mercury/PG) 69+/8 1= 6+ 45+ 43 42 48 BOSTON /Can'tcha Say /Still In Love (MCA) 41-/1 0- 18- 21- - - 55 C) PAUL SIMON /Graceland (WB) 58+/12 1= 13+ 38+ LONE JUSTICE 39 45 50 so HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Whole Lotta Lovin' (Chrysalis) 50-/1 1+ 13= 35- 60 ® BON JOVI/Wanted Dead Or Alive (Mercury/PG) 50+/13 2= 12+ 32+ 56 e VAN HALEN /5150 (WB) 47+/6 4+ 11+ 29+ DEBUT Shelter HOWARD JONES/You Know I Love You ... Don't You? (Elektra) 52+118 2+ 9+ 33+ 38 46 54 54 STEVE WINWOOD/Take It As It Cornes (Island /WB) 36-13 0- 17+ 17- FIRST WEEK OUT! 45/45 8 16 31 55 R.E.M. /Fall On Me (IRS /MCA) 39-/0 3- 20- 15-

ONE OF THE WEEK'S MOST ADDED TRACKS I DEBUT 0 SURVIVOR /Is This Love ( Scotti Bros. /CBS) 56 /56 1 5 42 26 27 38 57 NEIL YOUNG/Weight Of The World (Geffen) 39-10 1+ 4- 32- NEW&ACTIVE 37 37 46 58 ARETHA FRANKLIN /Jumpin' Jack Flash (Arista) 48-/0 0= 10- 31-

30 31 44 59 PETE TOWNSHEND /Barefootin' (Atco) 43-/3 0= 7- 33- And 21 35 49 60 BILLY JOEL/A Matter Of Trust (Columbia) 28-/0 7- 16- 10- DON HENLEY BREAKERS.. Who Owns This Place BENJAMIN ORR PETER GABRIEL ON YOUR DESK NOW! Stay The Night (Elektra) That Voice Again (Geffen) 66% of our reporters on it. 64% of our reporters on It.

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SC Rn D.H.C. -21 LIZA LIN 5 -S DARYL HALL ROBBIE TOI L ROBBIE TItt0111 TKLING BEADS 25 PEETENDERS SILLYILLY `MAL (ap) MOIL TIMWM 3 -23 PET'. GABRIEL 8 -3 AIE JON'. ROBERT TERPIR DIEL MALI. Dr.ws>w.B LIN LIN 3-1 BAY KM 0-25 MAMI BAD COMPW (ep) E LTON JON TItt..t o NOVAE JOE. TINA MINIM e -6 MANIE NEVI LIN LISA 6 -1 I VAMM/SohonfooMPy. MY MANI TINA TINKER GREGORY SAM E. KING Ttt..t ORAN JUICE JOIES 15 -9 WMMVdWMbn POLICE -I ORAN JUICE JONES 10 -S AUDIT TON WV 3 DON JOVI 6 -4 BILLY OCEAN ORNER 4-1 B MW 23 -14 Tan Pakts TIMM MO EDDIE MONEY M JONI 3 5 -4 MONEY LISA LISA 14-5 EON JOUI Bomment p ARIANE JACKSON MAIM -S M 30-20 TINIAN 3 CARED 13 -11 LN EOR JONI nut TALKING !LAOS LISA 9 -6 JESSE TINOUK 3 e -6 Hottest, MAUNA 32 -16 RANSOM BOSTON KNINABNM OEM JUICE JOKER o t te.to TO TO 16-1-13 SAMMPI'HA PO 9 -3 Fse., TX TINA IONIZE 2 HottU.t, PAKTÖDERE TIKA TURA= 4 -4 TINA -1 STACY UTTIW CAMM 11 -8 Be.Iok.y REGINA TURK= 4 -1 CYADI LAUPER 11 -4 K 2OU /Utile Rach AR ROBERT PAL= 2 -1 CONI lAUTER S -5 BOSTON 14-9 OCOMDIhultIeh, BUNIVOR NGNIVOR ROBERT PALMER 10 -5 NC PNAR CETERA 15 -12 0101IMMIBNrt TIIOUR LISA LIM 9 -9 MIMES 23 -16 LoN.a.IAANaI CIMEREJA MS RIC MAUR 14-7 EA RP8.,WNeht CAMEO 27 -22 ROOM 3EV IL TItt..t B ON JONI 5 -15 BON ROVI 25 B Hottest I Tan KR. -18 BOBTON 20 ILLY LIDOL 40 -34 TINA TURKE 4 -1 AM ON 20-20 -10 LIONEL RICADE MADONNA 18 SURVIVOR LISA LISA 30 -20 Burr LOOS M 0 MO OT -35 -7 HURERT AAL= 6-2 I THE WANG CWN ROE BILLY OCIAS SottstI WPMNB.an RNt5 JOUI 19-10 MADONNA 19 . LA SILLY IDOL PRIMMER. WHVOMichmone, SERVITOR BOSTON 6 -4 -11 EROISYB.aI. NY OD VA CLAIM 22 -11 LISA LISA 23 -14 WKPOC.P. MWAltyson SAMANNA nc LIONEL RIC OCAS= MAW JOVI II IAIrWW Cal. MA MANO CARING YeV RICHIE 21 -13 MDIS MARY 28-18 RUN D.N.C. (dp) ORAN BOA JONI TINA TURK= -3 Bade FAWN 05800EY AB601T JUICE JOE'S 25 -15 JONES LIM LIN TRIUMPH BILLY OCEAN BEIE ANVIL ORAN JUICE JOINS 31 -21 DRAW TIMOR 3 K10MENR PA SURVIVOR t D POLICE CANSO -23 DARYL HALL BENJAMIN OM NUM. ANGLER MINER SM. M 33 WANG 0511. TIL HOMY TINA 2 -1 CINDERELLA IN Shannon ETON Jon DANL HALT. NUM PM. CETERA hod H ottest r BILLY OCEAN era ORAN WVBBMrMinST0 MC POLICE ALTON JOHN LISA LISA 12-2 WANG CMUMG JUICE JOKY ROUST 4 Hott.t I EON ARIL SILLY CCEM TUIPTATIONE lap) O MITS 1RVoL P.N. -3 JOVI 14 -e TRIUMPH POLICE Hot toot RNay N" Turres BOSTON 6-S TINA TURKS 8-1 BOBTON JANET ALICE COOPER HoeteSto POLICE 16 -9 Ho!t.t r GOAD JACKSOB 2 -2 ET= CREM 16 LISA LISA 9 -2 OMIT ROIRT ORNGORY PRATED'. JNN JACKSON 3 -1 B ARGIEN -12 JUICE JONES Ili -I0 OONMIS 1 -1 ERAN JONES PINES 8 -3 ANOTT E DDIE NORM ANITA 6-3 POU CS TINA WNW 4 -2 Mbtt..t, le-13 W= JANET JACKSON 6-2 ERNIE NEIL ANITA WAR 6-4 SRMAMPMA POI SONIA MIDI WINK 15 -5 WOJSJLad.'EN. KY TINA TOTO 13 -8 SURVIVOR MOIL CY801 WIPER 13-3 CYRD1 WIPER 5-1 MOM S -3 AL MOAN RODE WOGLA.an Rot.. LA ROBOT PALMIN 16 -6 S ILLY OWL MAUL 11 ANIAIE EU'. MADONA 20 -10 MUM PALM= 8 -6 N.rwy/MryE JOEL B -4 TKING MEADS -26 JOIN LISA POLICE Motto., B OBPO. M -16 BOSTON 10 -3 MNh1I AaERK KAMEEI PAN. TX LISA 16 -12 FIVE KTAR lap! 2 -1 MURK. KHANIMaxo.. LA ELtoe JOHN tRI(MU PATER CRAM 23 -1S TIetet I WRIT/Trenton. NJ TINA TURNER MABBAYEDE DWI, HALL WXLKRO.noks. CANAO JODUN 5 -3 AALI JUICE VA TINA TURK= 1 -1 Cluck Rook. (ap) T.y=NCrL JON'. 33 -25 OUTFIELD RACY LAMAI Joan JACKSON 3 LATTIW O'SnWrhena. 051131 LIP= 2-2 (Sp) - PETER CETERA HUEY LOIN e THE CID HU. UNIS Hettut, TINA TURK'. 9 -5 CINDER AR JANET JACKSON 3 -3 e RR lap) RACY UTTIW (4p) S. KING ROMEO WAS LEAGUE Se A THE 12 -6 FIVE ST MRK2lGEneM+yrp. PA In TRIUI. LISIVTY 6-a JON= 10 -6 OOAKUMIM -1 S MUT TIM (Sp) B i Bot tut r OW .NICE JOAAS LISA LIM 21-9 ILLY IDOL BOSTON 13 -8 MIDeIar STAR RI. Noonday JUST JACKSON ILLY OCW LOWER*. NM ROYIE ANVIL 5 -2 ROW! PAINn 2 -1 Hottest E.TOJON W JUICE JONES 30 -21 BILLY JOEL 6-3 Hottest I 3 RUAI MANG FYeNAIBUBy SILLY OCEAN NONA. JON. OW JUICE JOBAR -5 JANET JACKSON 1 -1 MIFL Motet AR D.N.C. lap) CMNG 30 -28 ROBERT 3 CYMDI IAUFn 3 DAeYL HALL PALAU -5 -1 MNNDS LEAGUE 3 -6 TINA TIN. 9-7 TINMUK 3 PRETENDERS 33 -19 POLICE CAMHD Jahn 0'D.. DAR. HALL Hottmn BANGLES BOSTON 13 -3 13 -9 CAMEO 14 -9 BON JOUI 16 -14 SURVIVOR MADONNA 24-19 SOSO. 16 -10 BOSON OIT TIER IMAM JoMN SANKT JACKSON 2-1 POLICE 21 -1(1 PIVE NAR POLICE K22BM.MNnaltt TX AMMAN LAWN 26 -20 CAMEO 36 -23 SANGFES MBERT PILIER 3-2 TIttt, G W OW JUICE JONES SOWAMA AWKY AMONT 29 -25 WILwYvwe. KY Hotter NORM TIPA WINER 4 -3 MIDI /WM 2-1 MNUNJa4.On RIC OCASER E A KNqWLya KITT3E.n Antonio. TX TINA MOWNN 6 -2 N.THA a WNW SONON 3 -2 KEENER Ps.D TX Hottest I TIUMMS 3 EOM JONI 15 -S BM JOINT LIM LISA 12 -3 O io-s 34 -22 S. KING NI.rIAy1B11. WNW.. JACKSON 2 -1 nIGLM PNM CNEN 12 -6 MINA WOVE TOTO MIAMI. 4 -3 0510« 21 -11 WNVWR18N. NY ANNA LEMUE 23 -9 RIC MUNK ROBBIE MIL RUN D.M.C. LOVERNY 6 -5 CAMEO 23 -20 REACH BOYS BOSTON JUICE Hotte.[ I Hottest NORA. WAS P ETER W JOINS 33 -21 WNAntksw RUST CNEN 23 -15 TINA 2 -1 BANGLES LOIS 6 THE MOWN! ROM JOVI BON ROVI TUN= 2- EDDIE 26 -19 HUMAN LN01(0 6 -3 WZYCAP Makk. MD LISA MOI. POLICE HOMAID WATT SURVIVOR LISA 3-2 K BOBTUN KomoNINAWAMOrp utor STAR Hott.StO NG Oi_O.e._Ml. 10 -3 B ILLY OCEAN ROBERT PALMER 12 -S Hottes, (ap) AL EDDIE MONEY 16 POLICE CORI W INN 13 TINA TURK= 2-1 TIltetI -8 -10 JAN. JACKSON Bt Jahn... B RUCE MRK55V I3 -10 JUICE MADONA 24 -19 2-1 P OLART RAINER 4 -2 CAMEO 1 -1 LISA 3-2 f.. ORANAPO JOINS LIN BOSTON S-3 TINA CYMI F RUPEE 2 -1 MINIM 9 -3 TONIVOS ANITA WER 4 -4 E SANGLES WNNKMarbrre, PA TINA TURNER 4-3 UMW WAPnYrNnghm. AL DDIE MONEY 6 -4 3 -S BILLY OCEAN JAllIST OW JUICE LANES 16 -8 Sao. B OSTON 14 JACKSON 3-1 Mecs MADONNA 8 -10 MADONA 12 -7 GREGORY Rare -5 -w- MADONNA 25 -21 B ON JOVI 19 -7 b'TON 12 -2 RU D.N.C. 0.10 AMY TAYLOR Sp) AUPER S FMMOMMSIrphio. TN POLICE LIONS, -3 TIL TUESDAYSDMA= DARYL HALL RICHIE 23 -16 WINK/R. MyMK R. LA ARMAN JONES LISA LISA 14 -6 NO MY JoMYCHNry KNK/Mavpat S -52 DAVE ADAMS M ICKIUOSA NY EOM JONI 16 -11 DARYL HALL San.lot .r BaW WNrr Hottest, OWL BALL Hottest I SURVIVOR LISA R.IaAMirrr SURVIVOR USA 4-1 BEACH WS TIMA TOWN 3_1 TONAtIONB BANMARMA TINA TURNER 3 -4 WOCM/H.pM.mwn MD HONATO LANES TtL TUESDAY SURVIVOR ROBERT PALL= 3_ MouLEES CAMEO 11 -6 WIN DARYL HALL ONO FREDDIE Hott.Ut I HOWARD WAN KMMnrn MUNAN LONGUE 10 -8 JACKSON 5 BMW la -9 BILLY MW P TINA TURK= 3_3 ANDY TAYLOR LODIE MONEY 14 -10 Hottest I RNODEM TOPTATIOAS 24 POLICE TOIPTATIOYS -13 OMNI JUICE B EON JOVI 20 -15 TINA TURNER 3 -1 POLICE 20-14 ERLIN BANGLES MORON 23 -15ON SANARTNA SURVIVOR BOSTON 12 -6 SURVIVOR TALKING HAIES Hottuto MADONA 33 -21 TEMPTATIONS KKXlOMBkmkrfhm, AL ROBERT PAVER 13 -10 NOMEN lap) B ILLY OCEAN TURKU 5 -1 MARI 36 -22 WNMNIA Kra O'KRy LIN LISA I8 -11 B ILLY WEAN PETER CLAW 14-7 RER CETERA 21 -16 Hottut LABAN PON9ON 21 WTIC/NerN8N CT Hottutl TINA TURNER 5 -1 MAIO CHUNG -i1 W PER 2-1 CYNOI LIMPER 6-2 MADONNA 3S WPOW/Maml FL TINA CIRDI 6 -a STACY LOTTI SAW TURN= 7- 239 Reportara w-w-t PETER CREM 11 -6 RAW CWM 36 -26 B ON NON JONI 11-S TALKING WADS Tenrw/C...My JONI 6 -5 ARMORY ABBOTT 14-9 BOSTON 13 -3 EOW BOSTON I3 -10 232 Current Reports AN LISA LISA 14 -9 WKSUOrwrnoro. NC MADONNA COMEDORAS MADONNA 20 -13 Hottest DEAD OR ALIVE 13 -12 LIONE RICHIE 10 -6 KO RN)... PETER CETERA CORN 11108WS. OK1000lMc. NY TINA TURK'. 13 TAMERS WDLJ(IW.ONneton,NC lauPM 2-1 Mston. DC -9 BILLY The following OCEAN I stations reported JUICE ORAN JUICE JONES 18 Hott..t J.CIISNJLee OW JON= 5 -3 KoshonMonmooy NSNINW*HIR -10 SURVIVOR BOTAN 9 -6 HUN LAMS L THE 3-11 JERMINE JACKSON 1 -1 s frozen playllet BILLY DAVID a DAVID this week: CAMEO 18 -11 TOTo WW EON ROVI 23 -23 SECAM TIES 3 -3 ROBBIE DEVIL (00 STONE RADINA BOA JOVI 21 -12 TALKING NN ROBERT PALMER 4-3 MAW DOMAS HEADS (Sp) POLICE BUGLES ROBBIE KNIL WKOMChMS.ton. SC CYNDI PPER 5 -4 MOORE a JACKSON KBrMMCAIbn- Brownsvllb B ANGLES MOGLLY RU IN E 6 -5 oMA WAMX/IMAN an. WV Hottet I ONASMRw.W PRETENDERS BILLY IDOL (ap) TALRING =GADS SLY96/San Luis Obispo ROOM- WC-Nn. WAN LEAGUE -1 DOL STACY UTTIEAM BOSTON 6 -4 GREGORY ABBOTT (Sp) WASMM.nIN. AL SURVIVOR MOM MAAS ANIMA 3 (dp) PRAM ROBERT AWOL 10 -6 AMY TAYLOR lap/ FUMB.wya IMtt.st, o DEVICE (ap) This following stations DARYL HALLL. MADONNA -3 TIttt CORM WT CYMI UOPER 10 - failed E LTON Jo. GEBNIS 1 -1 PRETENDERS TItt..t, AO EDITION 13 -3 '. E. KING13-- D-14 LOVERBOY CYMAI none to report this week, therefore HottAt, 2 -2 NNW JOBAR DUPER S-3 CANSO 19 -9 JANET Bons S -1 LCKSO5 3-3 POLICE TIKA TURN= 9 -5 TEMPTATIONS 23 -15 their plsyllats were frozen WKRZAWRA94.. PA (Sp) MOLT PALMER 10-10 TINA TURK= -2 TRIUMPH 6 -4 Mott..[. TOM 15 -11 OA 13 -13 Am TINA PATER HUMAN LA AGUE 15-15 IMAMNEY 3-3 NW TURK= 10 -S B OSTON 2 CETERA 13 -11 -3 BOSTON 18-18 WKZUWIneton$.Nm, BILLY JOEL 9 -6 MADONNA 1B B OSTON 26 -15 NC WOFMISDMnectedy MAMMA PM( 1001(14eO.0 Clry MD -9 ORAN JUICE JOAY 21-21 OUTFIELD 11 -9 JWRKN 19 -10 LylNJH.ph wOCL/ClevNand CINDEROJA WANMONUnvISo SC MADMAN 25-25 TALKING MEADS EDDIE MOAN 23 -12 KIIKIDavenport WKEEMunMptal. WV PR.EDSI W JUICE JOAN 24 -13 Tammy Smith WSAMIMOnqawy. AL GREGORY ABBOTT TIMIUK 3 MNNItw -n PM E. HOWARD JONES KAY103/TWN DARYL MIL WRBKJChra.an. OW LAICH JONES Ow.rWJpksan POLICE K SC BO E. RING EDDIE MONEY B LTON JON °REGERW ABBOTT PET= GAMIEL WABBMoblls MMUS PNwpIABMI STEVE MINNOW J OURNEY ORMORGABBOTT DAVID a DAVID (dp) DARYL HAUL (Sp) B =LN TIL TUESDAY BRIDLES B ILLY W A= E. KING POLICE TIMOR 3 BILLY OCEAN P OID Nob: KHFIIAustln Is now known as B ILLY KM A THE POLICE RSTODERS TItt..t TItr.t, JAN. JACKSON 4-1 WARD JONES JERKAINE MOAN ONO JNN. JACRSOH 6 -1 EN E. KING TRIMPH DON JO.SO. 3 -1 K96. PATER CETERA 12 -3 S ILLY =IAN o JANET Hott. NITR 2 -2 TONATIONE JACKSON 3 W= ROBERT PALMER 6 -6 Hottest BILLY OCW LISA LISA 1 -1 ROMPT PALPA 11 WNAAAMA I PER I- -8 HITA BAKER 18 -8 TINA TUUR 4-1 JANET JACKSON 9 -2 CORRY Hotte.t I CAMEO 13 -10 MAT 15 -12 MUNAN C11101 ULMER 2-1 TOTO 5-3 LEAGUE 19-9 ROBERT CTSDI TAUTER 5-2 BOSTON 15 -I1 MOWN 23 -16 PILL= 3 -1 LISA 3 ANITA BARER 10 -4 LIM -2 PEr= CETERA 20-3 CAIRO S-S ROBERT PALER ROBERT PALMER 15-9 LISA LISA 12 -7 16-7 O/OWN* PA OW JUICE JONES IS -6 CAMSO 24 -16 YKILJJPEk.rWVM WV BON S ONNE 14 -9 CrxkOVONln JOVI 12 -9 BON JONI 29-20 WLANKAnommor. PA PARA DM111. EDDIE MONEY 23 -13 WCKN12monvN.SC PARALLEL MEkra/MM OW JUICE JONES WNMYOOnaalwy, AL CAMEO WRCWC' No ANA. NC WMwNMa+a POLICEOCW B rowNCoKkr THREE COREY WT NEVE N 0000 Jock DEAN MUM PROEM=S BILLY LOIN a TN E B ILLY IDOL 0W JUICE STEVE 110881E PRKTENGERS OW JONES KOR/ASNN1D TX MINCOD NOMAD JONES MOIL ROSSI! NEVIL TOPTATIOMS WARD JOINS DON 5WBE HOWARD JONN RO=LE KNIL KNw Mkn1"""" 01113 REGINA SILLY IDOL BANDIES TIttut H o BILLY OCW SILLY tt.s SAMASDIA FM (Sp) IDOL POLICE CYNGI LOUPES -1 TINA MAMA 2 -1 ONE TO ONE Holt.1I LISA 5 DOMI JOHNSON 4 -1 TINA WAVER 1 CINDERELLA LIN -3 LISA LISA 11 -3 -1 TINA LAUER 4 -1 TOTO 12 -6 JOURNEY 2 -2 GENESIS 4 -2 Hot tut TALKING HEADS MADONNA 16 -8 BOSTON 10 -6 PITRE READY 1.0001'.8 5-4 JAN. JACKSON H LISA LISA 5-3 AMY TAYLOR Music Key: (DP) indicates Cr,.. 16 -9 -6 RIC MAMA 9 -8 the song is getting play dur- tl1IlAY IeAGUE 3-12 TINA TURNER 3_5 ROHM LEAGUE CAMEO 12 -9 SAWN HUMAN LEAGUEAGUE xs -u 12-7 MAR EABRIE. 15 EON JONI 10 -8 AN 5081011 13 -11 -I2 NNIVOR ing certain parts of the day ITA ER 18 -12 BOA JOUI 21 and/or night. (RA) indicates OW JUICE LAMAS 20 -15 -16 JAMES BOON RCIOVNw Naden. CT WROCUChallotto.NC L10N9L RICHIE 21 -16 Hocto.t, the song was dropped from the playNst PARALLEL KIFM/MCAJEtarowrrvlI.. TX then readded. tW RyhR WOANIPardud. ME M 1W.WWwyry JANA TJRNER 3-t SITYMJ.ck.of CnaJMann JANET THREE Toas MN.n MS ISUPER 1 -2 ROERIE NAIL H OWARD JONES AH.Crws none ROMAR UUP= 1 -3 POLICE SILLY OCEAN SOSO. PALMER H SURVIVOR PA I -5 WPUOIAItoHrl.. OW JUICE Hottest POLICE ARMINE NOW CIIAIRELu JONES ROBERT bproe Ix -3 TOaa NNNby 'PATER CLAW PAL= 5 -5 CRAOSY ABBOTT BANGLES JNDMAIME N//IMAM LIOSAL RICHIE 3_3 OREGON ANDYY MCA HORNSBY WKSFIASMVIM, NC MANLY WTINEL ELTON JON ABBOTT TATIOA LISA LISA 8 -8 3 COREY WT I HOMARD TIMBIIK J ohn BW.II TIttu JONES ION JOUI TOTO 14 -14 JNKT 3 OND CIRE=OJA (dp) Note*. JACRADA -1 LATIHORE CAMEO 16 -16 Breakouts are records TINA TURNER (1-3 SURVIVOR Moeet, 16 -S HOWARD JON= not included in the re- CORM MADONA Hottest RUN NLN LEAGUE 13 -]0 ROBBIE ANIL LOUP= 2 -1 22 -12 YIOTINMhvN. TN gional most ROOM? 4 PETER COTEJA TINA TIN= 1 -1 PINE DSTAR added. but which have five SOSTOA 11 -I3 HottestI MINER -2 30-15 or more JANAT JACKSON 4 -2 CIwNWMWa TALKING HEADS O W JUICE JOINS 19 -15 CUM LAURA -1 BOSTON l4 -S TEMPTATIONS 25-17 adds in a region. MN JONI 10 MAW CYNDI IMP= 3-3 JESSE N and fewer than 50 stations ROBERT P 3 9 -6 -8 WM 26 RUBY LIONEL DOI JOHNEOM LOIS 6 THE BÁ203125 ROSTOK 21 -9 RICHIE 23-16 0. overall SOBIO. 18 -9 OW JUICE JONES ELTON JoNN LISA LISA 23 -19 EON JOVI BILLY OCW ROY JOUI 30 -21 STEVE WIWOOD W NNGMA FIVE STAR HottSOt I DARYL NALL b9TON 1 -1 Hottet I ROBERT PALER 3 -2 TINA TIRK= 3-1 MAW JANET JACKSON LEAGUE 10.5 3 -3 EON JOYI 11 -6 ROUET RAINER 11 -6 CASINO 16 -9 BOSTON 19 -B TOTO 14 -9

94/ R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 MOST AMID WEST SRI AKOUTS Run D.M.C. Pollee Andy Taylor Daryl Hal CHR ADDS & HOTS Robbie NMI BRIM Oman

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Ci.noNONk ANDY TAYLOR lap) MADONNA 16-8 PETER CETERA 13-7 .DONNA 22-10 WNONRda.O. ROBERT PALMER 7-5 OH ATIORN BOSTON 22-10 1E4Hm31.4 HI MADONNA 14-9 3 , BOSTON 9-6 SURVIVOR Joe Thorne. TINA TURNER TIMBUX BON JOV1 16-13 K BIMIRO.wW, NM BOBTON 1 LIAGIJE 113-31 PuLIC[A ldpl 10- WSPTIM.y.m Point WI Jay none MA. WHANI PALMER II -7 H.rry Dierks ROBERT ROBERT PALMER -3 COREY HART PIMy)saRan BOSTON KITSiS.n Fr.wnco. CA MiR DAVID a DAVID 12-5 KTRSIC.SOe. WY ELTON JOAN ,ACKSOM 4-I BILLY JOEL 5-3 RADON. BILLY IDOL 31 -20 BI LLY WV. Richard San. DARYL HALL AR COREY HART 18-11 EL.N JOHN CHICO WBARGE May GOdon TOW 3-3 TINA [R10-S STAE1r GMT SAW BADCE 33-25 SURVIVOR RANGLES WLRWICNamÇMBn. IL MM.. 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M ib-°1 in smaller markets with a metro WRS1 17-9 14.6 34-24 RARI 34 -32 on 1001x1 20-1 12+ sr WK. 940 2104 24-21 491ñ :1T I7_ ó WARS 6069 13-10 i2á'o I1-6 WNW 49 95 26-20' erso 4-16 10-4 usos 10-17 11700 an 293 25-ñ6 L I5106 18-16 population, according to Arbitron, of 14-17 on Min 18-9 14.1014P 10-7 5-121 199,999 and below. 1á W KS 14-10 2i_2ó MlOOt 27_7i IMPE 16-13 SOUm KPKE I-l5 94K 28-]4 17x0 14 -12 i 107012 18355 210 940 6-5 WW1 20-15 WPHO ]4-21 W660 20-18 MOM 2i-19 W O on WA 77 WS. 29-22 293 6-4 8012 d-77 R li 31-30 WePT -17 e01rte VXPE 1-15 W KS 9-16 R795 02-29 9516 L63_I WI T-9 m-25 M.p 30'15 WWI 8-14 WS, s 7 KOW on WCAU 72-10 9704 14-17 KITS -36 -6 117.0U 16-9 OrYp X200 7-6 Ka Sn.. 40-77 8012 12-7 694 KRIM 5-11 e-39 B 97 5-4 w 6-10 22-18 mica 26-24 239 Reports VP. 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MYRS 26-19 NIAMR . 61 on 1101 2l 11_; ' Rwe YYY 36-22 KWX YP 9-11 1IP SI 6 ulnl 22 -16 17 9-12 0-21 E WOO 14 30t Debuts 1J -17 e a105 21-20 20 101. 10-7 61_6 0101SO 26-17 M 2116 MILL 19 fr KITT 16-7 Y106 37-33 san 4 K M l-8 WCIL 30-19 MKT WRAU 111111 20 fr R8140 27-11 9111 942 W M% 110/7 10-7 WOOL 27 fr 15-12 WPM 5_79 D.n 0 WWI 20-16 IO[R 1 IMIS 6-11 _23 M11vp K1 IS 10-9 t040 l8-IS K IM. 14-7 4 fr 2102 74-26 M Ailey 213 RRSO 11-8 -32 WM 24-22 K2. 14-14 124 14- 7108 12-6 10012 14-6 WOLF al 99010 20-20 RorP 10-3 WC ZY 31-28 T 21-17 Kelm 10-0 MOIL 19-16 R116 28-20 Map 10- MAW 5-4 2107 28-21 MITT 19-19 KlUx -17 KRIM -1e Klan 13-14 KLO R 17-10 WRPR 11-9 malo 25-14 4-1 512 -5 ROSO 25 WIS 22-19 .1111 14-11 ií Osti 24 -17 2,-25 EXAMPLE 619013 13-15 MOM 4 M 11101441 A. 71.22 /0146 R°r102xsnt. O 24_219 MIA 32-7 N IpMK9 - .-zr WORD 23-21 mionwr mr:' , c i9-79 0106 100/25 - 100 C1111 reporting 14-1 1 nM1 Ol 15-12 W100 7-1 stations on 610.23 12-7 21-7' WKDD 7-6 O4TO 13-9 Ru.m 2311 sñO ii-59 I, this week including Kpio IS W RIT IOW 25 new adds. ss o io s is- 11á 7 2leMá 27 yy OR cm é5i 5-fY2 2 215-11Pi1 20114 2104 1.1 30-27 5 r 1 20-23 44% - Percentage of this weeks re. We 12 on) 17-5 KW 1q_19 22 tr ROrR 17_04 RXRD 77-29 ROW K IM moBp 15-25 KOKO 11-5 Rl.w -5 porters playing n Mldr 2e-ie KIWI or. M 72-1n 11116 d-27 0297 11-2 KM FOP 10-36 P 25-19 9llmt 317 Regional Reach K OK 11-7 '4 F . 6-2 - Percentageof reporters wart KOW 9-1 KM 2210 26-18 WON 11 -8 L 20 -l2 BON JOVI MIN 15-10 mR 95518 i8 playing the song within each region. IONA 7-c KAY107 70 10 n5 28-21 .102 on %LC or 2 VAT 2660 15., WAFT 19-14 01óó You Give Love A Bad Name (Polvdor Maur 0800 WORD 26-24 Nationel /94 19-10 KTR6 1n.9 war 17-13 11.0 15-1 Summary RITS 25-2. 051029.123 WS, 12-10 0.2 15-17 LP Sconery When W., PolyGram) WFLY 26-12 WER2 8-6 0100 17-7 án-i Up 51 - Rote 26-21 K WA 10-9 M4ie 7l 1+ Number of stations moving Welt 294 6-t K 21-16 siD 2s-i M [ 20_10 mót oe-5 0 '' 2. WIC i9- RM40 : ' n up on the 18011 _9 charts. 0-1 KI04 31-2. 2195 10-6 oleo 2s-10 0291 27-17 lalei 27-20 KNOX 6-2 04-2á R on WZOF 18-16 MWEE i_ WEI. 10-7 14115 1-f 14899 32-72 Debuts 20 - Number of stations 040 2a O 207/15 17% WNW 27-15 KOH NOVV 16-15 s 11ain3-0 Nat lone] O 111107 25 tr debuting trte song this week. W SPK 7-7 R202 2-0 snmT 1,-7 21996 18-13 malo 1:_11 Reg i one: Sume *ry 5-1 11911D 27-27 -25 Iwo WHOT 4-26 Same 4 - Number of stations report- 70EY6 19511 197 15-15 Reach UP 165 WKEE 19,4 MSOT rtv 6-6 KLAN WORM E 93% DEBUTS 10 26-16 KMGX 27./7 8201 2-4 ting no RCM 1 WLY 21-19 movement this 930 9-7 10101 17-11 0.0 30-25 Kaar 13-10 K 18-15 S 90% SAME 15 0202 la- 0100 -23 s M 194 N-23 0118 15 -11 week. (Onto On. Add K OOK A-7 rá6 294 a 0000100 24- WW1/ 14-36 M 841 DOWN 2 8/-104 2D-I1 Kop 5-323 SOf 25 -21 Rcnl on W601 113 -11 to On. 31 -31. etc. MRCS 22-19 e 789 ADDS 15 ts 20 -17 R190 11-10 DR4596 .6-16 11.116 14-2 20 02 4.5A2 23-14 2106 19-19 RM 7- WERI NIKX 11-9 Down 0 - Number of stations oA2 2-2 970 26 RCAO 28-21 8027 77-27 moving 24-19 CHEM on loe 7_6 WPST 10-r. KM. e mir it down on their charts. WW2 14-5 KT IC 24-20 W1120 27-14 is-'q 1ás 5aá1 lures ao Adds 25 - Total number of stations 1(98 21-16 tip 101110 a-40 14011 d-2, ' Alt 1. 101 25-22 22-16 adding it this week 146PR 71-26 K0194 RK1 Si.. is -19 K 12-9 :9-60sá119 i o-IS " M 6 KLut ' Manx 21-17 5v s-10' 5 Mrmoll l-- 27-26 1, nm121 ! meso e -35' On9 , d 20-17 10iclñ n-2 +30 2e- WO BANGLES e )9-26 Rmmo xxx 95-1é IS_9 WPWD :517 mRle 6-12 WW2 it_19 IMPS 9 -7 Walk Like An Egyptian (Columbia) 19-16B9i4 WOK 6-4 is- 5 0 0105 27-15 rits 16- B l. 15-11 K 220 19.14 A LP Different Light :1-12 K IM 71-23 KOCK1 0-a MOO 19-15 R M d_27 3-9 WKS1 14-10 016-101 CAMEO 0106 13-23 294 17-9 Wan 25-19 100011 29-26 PRD-P21 30-26 W. -20 Word Up (Atlanta Artists /PolyGram) NW ó-é 94992 LP Word Up 103141 lAVA 7l_i0 óas 7 -5 43% 21WOU GREGORY ABBOTT National soil 29-17 i0o T5-18 Regional Summary Mel Shake You Down (Columbia) WPM __1,_ Bourn Reach UP 31 921 9 -7 LP Gregory Abbott E 441 a DEBUTS 14 l7 -x0 Np32 T1-19 70% D . 9-6 E 38% SAME 16 Rut 1-4 VW 6 2ó National 14658 24 fr M 22-1e Reg tonal Summary 29% DOWN 1 27-25 9.14 11-2 MINI VOID Reach UP 125 M 66% ADDS 41 21-16e 13010 E 72% DEBUTS r1óó _loi y107 IFI e a 23 62/2B 22% e 11-]2 626-19 S 84% SAME 18 National WNW% nn K DAVID B DAVID WW2 5-29 2J106. 36-27 72-26 M 72% Regional Summary WEE a DOWN 3 MUM 26-19 Y106 10-5 o1ñ7 WSPR on W 82% To The Boomtown (A&M) Reach UP 10 010S 14-11 woos 9_76 ADDS 18 Welcome E 208 DEBUTS WW2 d-75 LAST LP' Boomtown 219 i11w6-141 S 39% SAME 15 8106 4-28 [Maki siSI4-10 O 101 e M 79 DOWN 0 T 6104 4-29 0y e914 295 RT1.10 KN. 26-18 13-25 6-5 RoSO 11-7 W 14% ADDS 20 95000 -16 5-2 1 WNW sarta 0228 18-31 on 92X a-29 oRiL 20-15 2102 11.10 shsT PRO-161 wCZY 0-37 WOLP 32-27 $4113 36% National L. 2-1 sxldoñosa=ll SOWN 194 on á -29 01 p-]0 wHyT 1l mAasT 2104 15-12 WSW 5-1 217% -37 Summary CAVA bao 14002 90114 d-17 KOMI Kele 11-5 Regional a-40 190 -5é 2-2 WIGY liar Rise don WA UP rae KWN MOM 30-26 WU 28-25 0 -10 Reach 37 K70106 4 MICR MORS 2-8 -5 K106 -27 ace. Wt. On Y O 7a5i6 M55a 2i-21 ens/ K AH2 on Olier 151225 Klos e-ro w MOCL 26 er RIDwr ÓeAMESAM 20 29 -23 -7 apurR s i ii 140 RI1R 8 er 2100 22 -19 9-26 MITO 76-3240 tans on IWICY on MST REGL 11-17 KM 2,-17 M 41% DOWN 0 6262 or. 28 24 WU 26 -21 231 -27 usw 19 -17 a-30 SOOT a R ADDS 13 ]]-i7 m 294 1-1 WIWI ee_20 25 -21 M 44% IMOK on 4 1408a R21e2eWO 1108 99Orx 4034 111,01S d -26 K0969 31-22 G105 a woha Leo 2 97 a WC1L 1-2 6-3] O 3-25 WOW 12-9 10. 39-71 RAMS -25 WASP 4 2226 71-11 WEE ROCO 22-25 1001011 n worn le -31 S OUTH MAYA 25 -21 94/10 32-17 9 S;1L Koax KLI. 13-6 SOUTH m WARS . E WATT 9-4 [A13T Kede B WPM '-2118-12 2040 ]6-21 I MOT MOM ron KSI e-3B RxTS 14528 2102 8-3 -l2 - WO 15-29 K 391J1 WON1 38-22 8012 ] 10502 on wIlMt 0102 D-I. 2111 4-31 RIOL MST S OU. 2- MGO 54-To 293 26-19 11011 17-11 Koar 14-9 ole 28 -24 560 or. NIOITml 26-18 81.6 a WARS 942 a 77.1i 8881. 4-19 0200 4-26 WPMD 16-14 a 117117 4-12 30-1é K 12-2Ç .10 on on 878.9 20,7 Km Rsp a WKDIc x-4" m UiL KRL. 14 aB-11 4379. T WPOW 2-12 WC. 24-1n w 34-2 r.2 40-37 µ -24 enure W24.R1 A, 0-20 WABB on f w o..72 or OD. 74-24 72 -2'. 8506 75-32 2293 on KFRC 28-27 210 28-2' Y1OD 10-- AN 24- , 940 37-25 MAW 79-14 WCIL 14.. 24-17 OITO 26-14 8/87 48-71 aP 2i-20 W IMT MOW 9-14 We 241 37-26 K W% 78-26 MSON 6- 1.0211 17-2 0104 , WKS e I 51113.12W7 14110 24-2. laWler KKRD 0-26 WSPT 707312 P ein2 n. 17-12 oils 27-2< 99051 a IS-10 KIM 512 w2T9 d-7' WPM nor Hen 7-1 on 8227 29-2 11.022 a WILY 33-2! 00111 28-2: Kele s on KII95 18-13 MOW W 21.1 d-lt 0100 9-4 WPM 101 d-30 2116 19-10 296 12-In 0 VLS _22 99020 ' 4-36 118808 or 294 d-25 MDT 3 IINAN 27-20 8210 1 6275 2]] 295 on uir 1. MIND ñ8jp7 u 1001 25-16 RAW KooT on 010 2'a6-2B MRVp a-2j VW 4-26 1r191.60 Itrim FOOT on R 104 1S-12 10 5 -2 4 KP25 6 inuA VOIT 20-19 or e-36 KT. 77-11 2-18 K TYA 6-27 an 9224 1 KHGX e-26 K FAZ on KTRS 22-15 KOMI u3u2SO 17-17 nn -12 CMED on OICY R9Ux 26-]l 62.103 on ' WO xtlp RGO A 1102. 5-1 0-25 KIM 29-24 WAVY wTIG' eams 10-10 9-9 M e 4-31 31-20 28-31 PAL 6-12 1 RIMS KM I XT. 14-71 WKEE d-27 2606 39-34 w3 ó aí_17 FCPX Rp 20_16 MOL 11-10 WPM n7-5 3_25 02111 10-6 . LA5 27-26 TIC 3J -23 KT. 12-T9 WPCK ran KITS on TAR U085 19-16 112101 . 101 on RCM 23112 7N )9-22 14-26 Kowa a-39 KIWI 7^-12 LIP FA. 1.02 on Weft 2-1 K OTO Kars d -75 8220 -2 R16 rin ROW EAST 84096 on fr 27-21 6 IM RSOs -21 0404 12-29 MRDO 0-18 40-37 KINKM (I-40 m01S ! VOTZ 25-15 Ma lap RIM on 5 T2-16 930 11-T2 KITS 6-21 Rw16-29 IT Rx10 .67 12-10 19 tr Mart 77-74 4-l0 WW2 19-7 R isi 25 -17 040 sC M 9 )9-28 WICK 12-8 OK. 619 l6 O-11 14;1 lo co 29-22 001W 40-29 tAeT .1t6 70-29 15 X116 6-2 32-24 Y 25-17 ono 12-27 WKAZ 12-9 inn 00. 18-15 KM 26-22 Kra d Il 0100 0106 12-19 R21. a e33 2RPL2104 1212 O 104 17 K a noto 6-24 -17 M e-5 :0 K 1e -35 104T2 a-71 P 32-29 20-14 RG O' 26 Na 27 -21 W. 2-1 1.93 on fr MOT 0202 on qs T8-x2 d-22 9 p a, 5596 25 fr R o-36 MPOM l InIT2 on mom 39132 Koko 28-24 0001 40 -17 31 ORI 5 920 MPS on OR100 d-76 Herr 0202 a KTR6 411-34 Rro 38-32 = 100 15-12 .9116 w on N i KITS ort WA on KIK2 -72 K M on We. 32-23 CHED on Continued On Next Column

86 /R &R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986 PARALLELS

Huey Lewis Conti Slid Madonna Cofltinlled

1E113 MAT HOWARD JONES JOURNEY 19-90 e-)6 e 1lat.r You Know I Love You... ve'ÓStoM 6=55 Don't You Girl Can't Help It (Columbia) tip 5^' L ñ=;' 52- 11 .w0B 16-31 LP'. To One Orle (Elektra) LP Raised On Radio :á¡éP24 l - W WWI 4-26 FOOT 4-25 P 2-3 3 166 1. 59-5i =0100 a-28 -2 SOCR 22-I2 22112 7-4 ííQTKi'mo 21-11 % 29-219-17 fimo 36 -26 10.01 14-10 24102 5-4 990. 17-21 s 4-26 BOso 2 15210 21-17 191.72 M% CYNDI LAUFER Si65 i"n KITS 24-22 K KA2 d-29 094 31-29 National 19713 92% O6103 National az 24-30 15122 29-22 ROOF (1-29 `9-9 KRXL 11-23 Regional Summary True e-16 W i 14102 20-16 Regional Colors (Epic) 2717. Summary 4-30 WORD 25-21 Reach UP 17 Reach WIC x-l0 KIM 9-12 Rsn 4-30 211. 25-20 122. 29-21 UP LP True Colors 6101 RAU 18-16 L 591 DEBUTS 30 151 22-11 8-27 30-24 E 85% 0 5. 15-;151 N&A DEBUTS 2- RMIGX 40-36 KIEL 1 S 61% SAIE 34 5 78% WW1 92to i-7 SAME 33 a-33 010 14 -12 K SIM 5-52 1-14 G 11-10 M 66% DOWN 0 N 91% 20101 on 194 18 -13 MOW 31-29 DOWN 8 O aial9 M 72% ADDS 72 W 76% WSW on 000 10296 m fr }9x 1 ADDS 3 271/0 1201111 16-8 97% National e-1 2 .9-12 IISAT 24-10 Boma " 1402 Reg i nel Summa ry WGIM o fr 000 .° GST B ROW 21-11 Some P 8:522 910 fr velo Reach UP 182 8-16 1000 22 -I3 RP. 37-28 WIMIT 4-16 t-l4 211517 19-14 298 on 298e E 981 O 0 -24 34 tip 8014-100 DEBUTS 0 0100 0-IS 11110111Of 26-19 H IST UST 2;006 e -22 tiP 11-15 S 97% 'AST v8s98 SAME 37 Sect 4-31 WIR 19-11 rear RGOT 17-14 R oi WOKS WOG. Il - M 91% DONN 12 o 20.1 21-14 M. 5-556 2.11 on W 100% ADDS 40 0 115 55-19 alo 23 -16 2.41 26-16 re00 WI. on WISE WAPI i3-12 911C0 MST W29 11-21 A5 14-11 KTRS 18-16 WPHD on on 12011 19-10 WKIT on LISA C 1S-10 KITS 11241 26-21 á W-10290AY 1] 22 Onto 11 -10 5106 3_l Raw -USA B CULT JAM w /FULL FORCE -35 Mtn 16-12 FIRX 11 894 21-19 11= Raro 1-5 41 35 ._O 9.7 CHM 5 -5,- 1ís50 . 1544m1. a1% 5-9 Al Cried Out (Columbia) ry 1 02100 on KC110B1'1-; ICSALI _1l on b1-^4-2; 5_2' tnNe .. 95XIL 1030'319-111 BAST M LP: Lisa -Lisa & Cult Jam 28011 23-17 Mom 4-30 13-11 9_7 e OWn 95aaa 9':.'--Ie WM 22-10 140 w ool 4 -34 0105 27-18 1204 IS -10 Sú 6"40 soon 7-5 9:P[Y I1-12 Tas 24-16 21111 20-16 MM1 ]0-16 S12. 27 -27 7-4 20 -56 4104IN 4-4 ease 7 fr 194 l 2201 22-I1 122.1 WWI 3,32 191 15-14 111A1 25-22 2 1198 11 -4 00 10-6 on ro WARS ]-2 93ó 20-10 1108 1-116 1.16 fr 23-21 WASS 11 l -1 40 eL 14004 íe-15 WE® 1-1 IOW 1-14 AUX 2-4 Soon 11001 28-25 Alu 13lä °2100 11-6 1-I 19916 9396 National 6- AVIV -14 0095 14-27 940 0ú2 i5-25 Oltre 0-15 2701106 - 3 100051 t -IS 1ríQí3P11C -e Regional vTO 10-I2 KM - 2 s., a- } } Wats on 912105142 85124 2 -3 III SAPS 54 Summary i0 240W 6-40 10-1 tip 11106 3-7 FITT an 13-I-11 w'0Y'itI ` -88 11 -10 -e 1010. 11-6 TAW Reach UP 135 WAD 4 -39 511 CWS XTUX 4-A1 0105 20-17 WO. 15 -12 f 7 E 80% WOW " nu 6-1 DEBUTSDL 2 11125 3,1170 -21 GLAS 13 -11 8100 8 I11C1 7-2 W ISO 1-1 OO a S 88% SAME 23 4 -16 WCAO 4-3 WOO 7-4 wI% 4-2 3WAWAX XX ]4 -21 N 71% Wu n -33 núoó 9_1` S-S 1.112 503 :-1 DOWN 34 MIDNIGHT STAR 12911 22 95 449 M4t 23-10 7-2 Waal 20-17 102015 8-5 W 94% ADDS 5 0104 539 1030 nee 11-10ió 0105 IS -2 sxxX MOO a -40 OSAS s3 Was Touch (SolarIEl ktra) 0 )8 -10 0102 183S 2221 37 fr SI. rRlt 5-2 Wen 99-i6 0107 9-5 SOWS IMIS -9 13 S AVA u-11 L 6 -5 WIRE LP: Headlines Wótt 9211 x5-51 ay 38 -25 .30 1pÌú 0 i 6 -2 6 S-395 n 0MAS .31 a71o3 298025-17 33-26 ~ 7 S l'1, WOO 18-I5 1 53 00016- 0106 tip 21-21 3 MM aL 34 w W 537 NWT 14-20 ST ]0-16 Ala 5-2 t AeT 0290rú 942 W rinr a-24 Yi n -1x 18-11 20-1S 0104 13-13-12 65 100 Aú1 s-9 - 940 3-2 2114 3-2 WSW on 6-S 093 2-1 9420X 7 -1 9501/ 9-7 10-16 MOO 1-4 10110 27-19 96/9 27% SAL 1J-le oT' ]2-20 29n 22-19 220L 27-14 WAAL MAN 2-1 1006 S-5 National 1104 501a 16-14 1001 1-2 an 12 -10 0108 on e -31 1 uert S 610` 10020 5-4 10101 P eg Iona l MIWM2R I- Il -9 Summary 8)10) Watt 2]-21 - 821 9-4 MTN 4-4 WW m tsr 0101 u 5-5 `6-37 WK. 11-II Reach 30 ROW 1-9 S ul UP 12-27 915M1 8 -4 a-10 95r. 30-20 E 24% e-l2 2093 -28 ]2-Il 1200104 4-10 95151 4 3 Boon DEBUTS 5 mus 6-4 7 0105 0-2 147122 20-14 S N&Ali K wOD on 1002 0108 1 -13 0100 4-2 run! 9 -7 m ñ-I8-I6 381 SAME 21 0 00« WMB 38 -33 a-22 OWD u-10 7-3 22 10101 -244 2143 34-30 10411 l-1 M 10\ DOWN 10011 wIall 14-11 Sµ1 5 02 Siro 14-6 0 2141 on 6-4 ll W W2 ' 43 marWits[ Ie-u PRO PM l-1 W 34% 11511 d-34 WWI 24 fr 511211 16-8 ADDS 9 KAU 37-32 KM. 12-12 WS. 11-7 0105 -S WPOW 5-4 0107 2.2 294 a-19 2112 17 fr MXSI 11-7 1001011 3-13 S Wto 0 WER KWOD 8-1 5 14 !r OID 1-2 WAWO MWrc I-1 VANS 12-7 140414 5-3 31-31 J6-32 WHAM 2 -1 Wm0 15-7 12232 KFIS on 1201411 21-11 L e I7 -27 21193 a-37 2145 24-21 KR. 17-24 í3R4M WM 1-17 WRCR on WNW a-39 oT% _22 sours 94TT1 5 11-6 ATM 9-8 RCM K IPS 37-34 PL] 13-11 5-1 6 fr 098 MOM 24-20 2110 WADE -5 11211/ a RSNO17-32 2 Il-1J OBtO 12-]0 7-6 fr tip 10112 4-39 295 10m 12-30 0106 m 210 on 14/250 CAST 194 28RIM -26 KN. 14-7t - .1111 8-6 01046-1 ' WSW on 27-24 °1-33 M WIMS -I 8105 4-3 102/1 5-2 SRS 25-23 W ORD 11-8 1281 24-15 101 o 11210 20011 20-18 920 0106 l WKS on 0100 2211 3-2 9301 1-1 nQCe`5 OOYO WINS 14-11 -8 941 K 21 WC. 21-19 WICI 12 5 -7 ' IM 12-10 35-'8 WRAO 0_IS 2cso 25 101 7_- M tip -22 15021E 1-I 5550 9 -e 2100 2-12 O ROS e-l6 ` VEST Ill -11 810 I1-B FAST MAST WILK 6 -5 KN. 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JAMES BROWN H M R A Gravity ( Scotti Bros /CBS) LP. Gravity HOWARD HEWETT NANCY MARTINEZ RUN- D.M.C. DAVE ADAMS I'm For Real (Elektra) For Tonight (Atlantic) You Be Illin' (Profile) Dancing In My (Elektra) Raising Hell Sleep LP Howard Hewett) LP LP Dancing In My Sleep tiP RRtiP EAST

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Fi&R FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17. 1986/101 RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO

BREAKERS. MOST ADDED MOST ACTIVE HOTTEST BOSTON (147) HOWARD JONES (72) TRIUMPH (74) TINA TURNER (106) SURVIVOR (72) JERMAINE STEWART (68) OMD ROBERT PALMER (85) POLICE (68) BEACH BOYS (64) CYNDI LAUPER (83) (Forever) Live And Die (Virgin BILLY OCEAN (57) PRETENDERS (57) /A &M) HUMAN LEAGUE (79) DARYL HALL (471 ROBBIE NEVIL (50) 66% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 63, Debuts 28, Same 38, MADONNA (75) ROBBIE NEVIL (421 TALKING HEADS (45) Down 0, Adds 29 including PRO -FM, Z93, KEGL, KPKE, KKRZ, FM102, BON JOVI (70) BANGLES (41) BANGLES (44) KNBQ. See Parallels, LISA LISA . (67) debuts at number 39 on the CHR chart. PRETENDERS (38) DAVID & DAVID (42) JANET JACKSON (62) ORAN "JUICE" JONES (34) WHAM! (421 HOWARD JONES CAMEO (51) ELTON JOHN (33) FIVE STAR (41) ORAN "JUICE" JONES (51) You Know I Love You ... Don't You (Elektra) 64% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 17, Debuts 30, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 72 WKSE, including Z93, KRBE, 92X, WCZY, WLOL, Most Active - Ups + Debuts Downs KS103. Complete airplay in Parallels. - 'TIL TUESDAY SIGNIFICANT What About Love (Epic) ACTION 61% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 84, Debuts 22, Same 25, Down 0, Adds 15 including 94Q, KEGL, KTKS, KWSS, WNNK, WAPI, ANDY TAYLOR When The Rain Comes Down" (MCA) 39/19 Z102. See Parallels, debuts at number 35 on the CHR chart. Moves Up 3, Debuts 2, Same i 5, Down 0, Adds 19 including WPHD. 0105, KWOD. WRCK, WKOB, WROQ, WRQN, 0104, KSMB, WDBR, KHTZ, B97 27 -24, KWK 32 -29, KXX106 d -29, KXYQ 34 -31. BANANARAMA "Moro Than Physical" (London/Polyßram) 38/16 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1. Same 18, Down 0, Adds 16 including WPHD, CKOI, WSSX, WRON. KCPX, KITS. KRQ, WOMP, WKSF, KCMQ, B97 29 -26, KMEL d -30, KXX106 28 -24. KYNO 37 -33, WJAD on. NEW & ACTIVE BAD COMPANY "This Love" (Atlantic) 371 Moves: Up 6. Debuts i 3, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 6, KTKS, 0100, KIKX, KSMB, WBWB. KTMT, KWK 31 -28, K104 d -39. WAMX 24 -20, WKOB 32 -27. WLRS 38 -37, 10OKHI 36 -33, WVBS d -37, Y94 36 -34, KKAZ d -36. BERUN ROBBIE NEVIL " C'est La Vie" (Manhattan) 141/42 "Like Flames" (Geffen) 341 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 3, Same 21. Down 0. Adds 8, WRSR. WRCK. WKRZ, WRQN, KCPX, KSMB, WPFM, WPHD Moves. Up 14. Debuts 36. Same 49. Down 0, Adds 42 including WNVZ, KPKE, FM102, KWSS. 98PXY. K98, WBCY, BJ105. KCMG. d -37. CKOI on. WMMS on, KWK d -31, WKDD 35-33, KLUC d-40, WBNO 39 -36. WBEN 38-27. KDWB 36-33, WINK 37 -31, KIKX 38-28. 100KHI 38 -32, WZYP 38-32, Z102 39 -31. PRETENDERS "Don't Get Me Wrong" (Sire/WS) 139/38 STACY LATTISAW "Nall I To The Wall" (Motown) 32/11 Moves. Up 7. Debuts 3, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 11 including WXKS, FM102. KXX106, KAMZ, Moves Up 29, Debuts 28. Same 44. Down O. Adds 38 including WBEN. PRO -FM, WAVA, KTKS, KRBE, WCZY, WKTI, KHTR, WKSI, WDJX, WGTZ. WKSE d -40, Y100 30 -27. 896 39-34, KHTR 35 -34, KMEL 26 -23, WPOW 22 -18, WLOL. KITS, KS103. WRSR 35 -30, WMMS 27 -18. WERZ 31 -25. WEAG 23 -15. KITY 28 -26, Z102 38-30. JAMES BROWN TRIUMPH "Somebody's Out There" (MCA) 127/11 "Gravity" (Scotti Bros. /CBS) 25/1 Moves. Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 19. Down 1, Adds 1, KOIZ, WXKS 31 -25, CKOI on, Y100 on, 0100 on, WERZ WNNK Moves. Up 61. Debuts 13. Same 42. Down O. Adds 11, KZOU, WLRS, WBAM. WRVO, WXLK. KOKO, WOMP, WFXX, KOCR. on, on, WSPK on. KTUX on, WKDD on -dp. WZOK on. 95XXX d -39. WBWB d -39, WCIL 32 -31. KWTO. KZOZ. KWK 4 -1. K104 2 -1. 930 24 -20, 95XIL 14 -11. See Parallels. debuts at number 38 on the CHR chart. RUN DARYL HALL "Foolish Pride" (RCA) 120/47 D.M.C. "You Be Illin'" (Profile) 23/21 Moves: Up 2. Debuts 0. Same 0, Down 0, Adds 21 including WKSE. Y100. KZZP, KWOD, KMEL, WERZ, Moves Up 8, Debuts 23. Same 42 Down 0, Adds 47 including WXKS. B94, Y108. KPLZ. KNBQ. WINK. Y107, 9907X, KRQ. WFMI, KZOU. KITY. KTUX, KF95, KMGX, FM102 3 -2, WPOW 21 -17. 0104, WLOL 33-27. KKRZ 35 -29. 94TYX 37 -33. KNMQ 39-34. WWFX 36 -26. JERMAINE STEWART "Jody" (Ten /Arista) 1101 JESSE JOHNSON featuring SLY STONE "Crazily" (A&M) 23/7 Moves. Up 3, Debuts 2, Same 11. Down 0, Adds 7. KMEL, KXX106. 942, 194. WKSF, WCGO, WBWB, WXKS FM102 Moves Up 57, Debuts 11, Same 34, Down O. Adds 8, KKRZ, WROQ, WBAM. WGTZ, KBOS, KRQ, WGAN. KISR, WXKS on, on. WKOB on, WSSX 34 -32. WROO d -29. WDJX 37 -36, KMGX d -35, Z102 26-20. 26.21. WCZY 30 -26, WERZ 37-31, WCKN 37 -31. KTUX 26-22, KYNO 39 -34, 010432 -26. BEACH BOYS "California Dreamin'" (Capitol) 1071 SAMANTHA FOX "Touch Me (I Want Your Body)" (Jive/RCA) 22/13 Moves Up 0, Debuts 5. Same 4, Down 0. Adds 13. WXKS, KRBE, FM102. WERZ. WRCK. WKRZ. Moves. Up 57, Debuts 7. Same 38. Down 0, Adds 5, 951NZ. WNNK, KEZB. 99DTX, WPFM, WXKS 34 -27, 0102 29-23, K104 WCKN, KZOU. WKDD, WJMX, WVBS, 99KG, OK95, WKOB d -34, WSSX d -34. 27-22. WSPK 40-34. RI -104 30 -26. WIXX 37.30. KZZU 30-25, 95XXX 26 -22, OK100 34 -26. 95XIL 30 -24. LABAN "Love In BANGLES "Welk Like An Egyptian" (Columbia) 103/41 Siberia" (Critique) 21/5 d Moves: Up 2, Debuts 3, Same 11. Down 0. Adds 5, WXKS, WRCK, KIKX, WVBS. WBWB, WBEN Moves Up 31. Debuts 14. Same 16, Down 1. Adds 41 including K106, PRO -FM, 93FM. B97. WRSR. 0102, WHYT, KBEO. 36 -35, WKSE on, KRBE on, WERZ 39 -36, WKRZ d-40, KAMZ on, KF95 d -31, KSND on, KMGX on, 95XXX d -38. KDWB, KMEL, Z93 7 -3. KZZP 28 -20, KPLZ 6-4. KURE 7 -5, KZZB 2 -1. See Parallels. debuts at number 40 on the CHR chart. MONKEES "Daydream ELTON JOHN "Headache All Over The World" (Geffen) 99/33 Believer" (Arista) 19/10 Moves Up 0. Debuts 1. Same 8 Down 0. Adds 10. K106. WPHD, PRO -FM. 0107. WKSI. FM100. Y106. Moves. Up 2, Debuts 19. Same 45, Down 0. Adds 33 including CKOI, WMMS. KDWB, KKRZ, KWOD. 930, WZPL, KDON. 0105. KTUX, WJMX. 894 on. Z93 d -30. WKRZ on, 194 on-dp. WKPE, WKSE d -37. WRSR 39-35. KMJK d -31. KIKX 34 -29, KFRX d-32. KWNZ d -29. CHRIS DeBURGH "The TALKING HEADS "Wiled Wild Life" (SireAVB) 92/26 Lady In Red" (A&M) 18/1 Moves: 4. Up Debuts 0. Same 13, Down 0, Adds 1. WSPK. WBEN 35 -34, CKOI 34 -26. CFTR 1 -1. 93FM on, KRBE on. WERZ Moves Up 36. Debuts 12. Same 15, Down 3, Adds 26 including WCAU, 0107. WAVA, Y100. KDWB. B106. WKRZ, WIGY. on, WKRZ on, WRON on. CHED on, OK100 20 -16, WBNQ 36-32. WKSF, WGLF, WLOL 12 -9. WGRD 34 -25. WEAG 16 -12. KIYS 17.11, WDBR 25-22 CINDERELLA "Nobody's WHAM! "Where Did Your Heart ßo7" (Columbia) 85/14 Fool" (Mercury/PolyGram) 17/16 Moves: Up 0. Debuts 1, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 16 including WPHD. WCAU, 0100, WPST, WKRZ, WROO. WRQN, KIKX, Moves Up 31. Debuts 11. Same 29. Down 0. Adds 14 including WCAU, KHTR, KPLZ, RI -104, K98, KMGX, WOMP, WSPT. WGAN, WOMP, WFXX, KOIZ, KOZE d -32 WPHD 40 -35, KMJK 35-30. WNNK 36.22, KIKX 37-30. KLUC 40-34. KCAO 35-29. WJMX 35-27. K.T.P. "One Step" (Mercury/PolyGram) DAVID & DAVID "Welcome To The Boomtown" (A&M) 84/13 16/3 Moves. Up 4, Debuts 2. Same 7, Down 0. Adds 3, KRBE. 0100, KWES, WXKS d -33, Y100 on-dp. K104 Moves: Up 37, Debuts 5, Same 29, Down 0, Adds 13 including WKSI. WANS, WIXX, KDON, KSMB, KYYY, K2FN, Y97, 940 35 -32, WERZ on. WNNK 39 -33, WKRZ on. 01(100 38 -33. 95XIL 38 -35, WPFM d -39. 32 -25. Z93 32 -26, WLS 32 -22. Z95 38 -26, KZOU 34 -27. KIN'S 39-32. 99KG 12 -5 NANCY MARTINEZ "For Tonight" (Atlantic) FIVE STAR "Can't Wall Another Minute" (RCA) 82/13 16/2 Moves. Up 9. Debuts 2. Same 3. Down 0. Adds 2, KC101. KATD, Y100 d -32, FM102 25-23, KMEL 13 -10, WNNK Moves Up 41, Debuts 5. Same 18. Down 5. Adds 13 including 0107. KPKE, Y107. KIKX. KBOS, 99KG, KKAZ, KZFN. WXKS d -39. WNOK on-dp, KAMZ 17 -15. KEZB 17 -14. WPOW 11 -7. KITY 15 -14, KMGX 22.15, KYNO 38-27.194 24 -16. WHYT 35 -26. WSPK 14 -9. WSSX 19 -15. WKSI 39 -36. Y106 39 -35, WCGO 17 -13 30-25. OUTFIELD "Everytlme You Cry" (Columbia) 80/10 CARLY SIMON "Coming Around Again" (AHsta) 15/3 Moves. Up 4. Debuts 3. Same 5. Down 0, Adds 3. KIKX, WJAD. WZYP. WPHD on, K104 on. KIIK on, KSND on-dp, 194 Moves. Up 35. Debuts 5 Same 27. Down 3. Adds 10, WKSE. WFLY. Z94. WGGZ, WROO, KBOS, KRQ, KSMB, KNAN. on-dp. OK100 d -38, 95XIL d -33. WKSF 25 -21, 0104 18 -14, KOCR 33 -28, KBOZ d -33, KBIM WKFR. KRBE 38 -34, KWK 24 -19, WAMX 11 -9, WKDD 14 -11. KZZU 18 -12 38-37 HOWARD HEWETT For BEN E. KING "Stand By Me" (Atlantic) 7022 "I'm Real" (Elektra) 11/3 Moves. Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 3, WERZ, KITY, WJAD, Y100 on. FM102 d -24. KMEL 14 -12, KAMZ WDLX Moves: Up 23, Debuts 17, Same 14. Down 0, Adds 22 including WBLI. WPLJ. KRBE, B97. WRSR. WCZY, WHYT. KZZP. 294. on. 30 -27, KF95 on. KMGX d -33. WCGO on B94 30 -24, KEGL d -10. KBEQ 15 -8. KITS 15.11, KUBE 21 -14. WPST 34 -22, KATD 7-2 DAVE ADAMS SURVIVOR "Is This Love" (Scott! Bros./CBS) 72/72 "Dancing In My Sleep" (Elektra) 112 Moves. Up 2, Debuts 1. Same 6. Down 0, Adds 2, WNNK, KKLS, K104 on, WROQ on, G105 26 -20, Moves Up 0, Debuts 0. Same 0. Down 0, Adds 72 including WKSE. WPHD. KEGL, KTKS. KRBE. 95INZ, WRSR, 92X. WANS on, WOUT on-dp, KHTR. 94Z 12 -10, OK100 on. 95XIL d-40, KWK. KMJK. KPLZ WFMF. KCPX, KSMB WKSF on-dp. QUIET RIOT "The Wild And The Young" POUCE "Don't Stand So Clou To Ms '86" (ABM) 08/68 (Pasha/CBS) 11/0 Moves. Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 7. Down 0. Adds 0. KDWB 40-37. WERZ on, 99DTX on-dp. WRON 15 -10, KIKX Moves Up 0. Debuts 0. Same 0, Down 0, Adds 68 including WPHD. CKOI, B94, 951NZ. WRSR, WLS, WMMS, KWK, KMJK. on-dp. KXYQ on -dp, KDON d -40. KSMB on-dp, WCIL d -33. KWSS, KPLZ. WSPK, RI -104. 99DTX. WKPE 99KG on-dp. OK95 on. BENJAMIN MIDNIGHT STAR "Midas Touch" (Solar/Elektra) 65/9 ORR "Stay The Night" (Elekira) 10/9 Moves. Up 0. Debuts 0. Same 1. Down 0, Adds 9, 951NZ, WRSR. WMMS. KWK, Moves Up 30. Debuts 5, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 9, WPST, KEZB. Y106, Y108. WEAG, WKPE, WJAD, KZFN. KZZU KIKX, KCAQ, KZZU, KBIM, KZOZ, Y97. Y100 on. 14 -11, B97 19 -14, KZZP 27 -21, WSPK 35 -28, 94Z 14 -11, KLUC 37 -27. STONE FURY "Let BILLY SQUIER "Love Is The Hero" (Capitol) 52/0 Them Talk" (MCA) 10/1 Moves: Up 0, Debuts O. Same 9, Down 0. Adds 1, OK100, KWOD on-dp, K104 on, WRCK on. WRON on, KIKX on-dp, Moves Up 14, Debuts 2. Same 46, Down O. Adds 0 including WXKS 33 -26, WPHD 36 -33. WRSR 36 -33, KWK 35 -30, WERZ 95XIL on, WVBS on -dp, 99KG on, WDBR on. 36 -29. WSPK d -39, WRON 31 -29. KIKX 35-33, WZYP 39 -33. WVBS 36 -31. Y97 d -38. OK95 27 -23 DEVICE "Who Says" (Chrysalis) 60/3 Moves Up 23. Debuts 4. Same 30, Down 0. Adds 3. KPLZ, WKSI. KOMO. WKSE 36 -32, 0100 32-29. K104 30 -27, WRON 22-18, 95XXX 34 -26, OK100 31 -22, 0104 31 -28, WPFM 37 -31, WDBR 40-37. OK95 28-21. New It Active includes songs reported by at least 50 of our CHR reporters. Sgndicant Action inck,oes songs reported BILLY OCEAN "Love Is Forever" (Jive/ Ansia) 59/57- - by fewer than 50 but at least 10 of our CHR reporters The two numbers following the artist/title (label) designation in- Moves. Up 0. Debuts 1, Same 1, Down 0. Adds 57 including WXKS. WKSE. 940. Z93. Y100, KPLZ. 0100. G105, WCKN, WARE, 103CIR. WKSF, KYYY, KWTO, KZFN dicate the total number, how many added it for the first time this week. Moves indicate the type of activity this week; Up for upward chart movement. Same for NU SHOOZ "Point Of No Return" (Atlantic) 54/1 sideways or conbnuetl uncharted activity, Down for downward chart activity, and Adds for the number is a sampling of indrwtlual station acbvrty Moves. Up 25. Debuts 2, Same 16, Down 10. Adds 1, WFLY, WXKS 8 -7, CFTR 19 -9. 0107 25.19, Y100 20 -17. FM102 7-6. Complete activity can be found in the Parallels. KXX106 24-20, KAMZ 12 -10, KEZB 22 -18. WKSI 34 -29, BJ105 8 -7, Y106 31 -23, KOMO 9-8, KSMB 25-20. WAZY 22 -15. NOTE Records that lade the required 60% of our CHR reporters to become Breakers may accumulate enough chart points from high chart positions on those reporting TIMBUK 3 "The Future's So Bright I Gotta Wear Shades" (IRS/MCA) 53/30 statdns them, to debut on the CHR National Airplay /40. Moves Up 3. Debuts 8, Same 12, Down 0. Adds 30 including Z93. KMJK. 0100. WBBO. K98. WKSI. KIPS, KXYQ, KATD. CHR Rotation Criteria - Foll#m. Adds and/or Ons: four plays in a 24-hour period. three of them before midnight WJMX. WLRW. WBEN 40 -37. KRBE d -39. Z94 d -30, Z104 27-23 Dayparted Adds and/or Ons: two plays in a 24 -hour peed, both of them before midnight GREGORY ABBOTT "Shake You Down" (Columbia) 52/20 Moves Up 10. Debuts 7. Same 15, Down 0. Adds 20 including WPLJ. Z100. B96. 0100. WTIC, WKZL, 9907X, 99KG, KBIM. Y100 27 -20, WSSX 29 -23. WROO 19 -13. WKSI 38 -31, WPOW 28-24. WDLX 34 -24 TEMPTATIONS "Lady Soul" (Gordy /Motown) 51/14 Breakouts are records not included in the re- Moves 7 Up 9. Debuts Same 21, Down 0. Adds 14 including WCAU. PRO -FM KRBE. FM102. 930. WSSX, WINK. FM100. gional most added. but which have five or more Parallels Begin on Page 96 KBOS. 194, WNNK 35 -25. WROO 25 -17. WCKN 24 -18, WDLX 23 -15, WCGO 35 -29. 0104 24.17 adds in a region. and fewer than 50 stations Adds & Hots Begin on Page JOAN JETT 8 THE BLACKHEARTS "Good Music" (CBS Associated) 51/3 94 overall. This information will be published in R Moves Up 5. Debuts 5. Same 38. Down 0. Adds 3. KDON. WJAD, WLRW, PRO -FM 35 -32. KRBE on -dp. WRSR d -40, WMMS &R P-I Playlists Begin on Page 91 on. KDWB on-dp, K104 d -38 WERZ 40 -37. WBBO on -dp. KIPS d -38 OK100 d-40. WZYP 40 -34. 0K95 38 -35 each week on the CHR Adds & Hots pages

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5 3 3 HUEY LEWIS &... /Hip To Be Square (Chrysalis) 6 4 3 O TINA TURNER/Typical Male (Capitol) - 15 6 PRETENDERS /Don't Get Me Wrong (Sire /WB) 9 5 4 o CYNDI LAUPER/True Colors (Portrait /CBS) 1 2 1 3 RIC OCASEK /Emotion In Motion (Geffen) 12 7 5 © ROBERT PALMER /I Didn't Mean To Turn You On (Island)

3 1 2 4 BOSTON /Amanda (MCA) 3 2 1 4 JANET JACKSON/When I Think Of You (A &M) 6 4 4 5 STEVE WINWOOD /Freedom Overspill (Island/WB) 29 20 8 © BOSTON /Amanda (MCA) 18 8 5 BILLY IDOL/To Be A Lover (Chrysalis) 22 15 7 0 HUMAN LEAGUE /Human (Virgin /A &M) O 15 9 7 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/The Way It Is (RCA) 33 22 14 O MADONNA/True Blue (Sire /WB) O 19 13 9 JOHN FOGERTY/Change In The Weather (WB) 17 12 9 Q ANITA BAKER/Sweet Love (Elektra) 16 12 8 'TILTUESDAY/What About Love (Epic) 20 13 10 Q LISA LISA & CULT JAM with FULL FORCE /All Cried Out (Columbia) Q 24 17 12 CI EDDIE MONEY/Take Me Home Tonight (Columbia) 11 11 10 BON JOVI /You Give Love A Bad Name (Mercury/PG)

2 1 2 11 GENESIS/Throwing It All Away (Atlantic) - 28 21 BOSTON/We're Ready (MCA) Tracks Cnart 7 6 6 12 DON JOHNSON /Heartbeat (Epic) 20 17 13 TIMBUK3/The Future's So Bright...(IRS /MCA) Compiete N8A Begins on Page 102 Begins on Page 86 26 TOTO /l'll Be Over You 19 21..19 (Columbia) - 29 ® KBC BAND/It's Not You It's Not Me (Arista) 21 18_ 15 JOURNEY /Girl Can't Help It (Columbia) 22 20 BILLY SQUIER/Love Is The Hero (Capitol)

37 28 20 PETER CETERA with AMY GRANT /Next Time I Fall (Full Moon /WB) -392617 ® GEORGIA SATELLITES /Keep Your Hands To Yourself (Elektra) 39 30 22 laD BON JOVI Give Love A Bad /You Name (Mercury/PG) 4 6 12 16 TALKING HEADS/Wild Wild Life (Sire /WB) 18 16 16 17 BILLY JOEL/A Matter Of Trust (Columbia) 32 25 18 BAD COMPANY/This Love (Atlantic) 34 26 ORAN "JUICE" JONES/The Rain (Def Jam /Columbia) 7 7 11 18 DAVID & DAVID/Welcome To The Boomtown (A &M) 30 25 21 e PETER GABRIEL/In Your Eyes (Geffen) 33 26 22 ta) TINA TURNER /Back Where You Started (Capitol) - 36 28 e CAMEO/Word Up (Atlanta Artists /PG) BREAKER m POLICE /Don't Stand So Close '86 (A &M) - 38 31 ® LIONEL RICHIE /Love Will Conquer All (Motown) 25 21 20 21 OUTFIELD /Everytime You Cry (Columbia) 35 29 25 RIC OCASEK /Emotion In Motion (Geffen) ® BREAKER ® PETER GABRIEL/That Voice Again (Geffen) 36 32 27 e COREY HART/I Am By Your Side (EMI America) 45 32 27 ® WANG CHUNG /Everybody Have Fun Tonight (Geffen) - - m HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Hip To Be Square (Chrysalis) 14 14 15 24 DAVID LEE ROTH /Goin' Crazy (WB) 10 10 17 25 STACEY (1/Two Of Hearts (Atlantic) BREAKER BENJAMIN ORR /Stay The Night (Elektra) 5 8 13 26 GLASS TIGER /Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone) (Manhattan) ® 43 34 28 CD RIC OCASEK/True To You (Geffen) 39 33 S BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/The Way It Is (RCA) 12 19 24 27 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Jacob's Ladder (Chrysalis) 1 3 11 28 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Stuck With You (Chrysalis) 23 23 23 28 JOHN FOGERTY /Headlines (WB) 37 32 e ARETHA FRANKLIN /Jumpin' Jack Flash (Arista) 2 5 14 29 EDDIE MONEY/Take Me Home Tonight (Columbia) 8 9 18 30 LOVERBOY /Heaven In Your Eyes (Columbia)

37 WANG CHUNG /Everybody Have Fun Tonight (Geffen) 36 30 el BOSTON /Cool The Engines (MCA) 35 ® BILLY IDOL/To Be A Lover (Chrysalis) 39 © STEVE WINWOOD /Freedom Overspill (Island/WB) 14 14 BLACK/URBAN 23 34 VAN HALEN /Love Walks In (WB) BREAKER m 'TIL TUESDAY/What About Love (Epic) 4 11 24 36 DARYL HALL/Dreamtime (RCA) 4 2 Little Bit More (Capitol) 3 O MELBA MOORE f /FREDDIE JACKSON /A 11 21 29 37 CARL ANDERSON & GLORIA LORING /Friends And Lovers (Carrere /CBS) 8 7 4 GREGORY ABBOTT /Shake You Down (Columbia) E DEBUT Q TRIUMPH /Somebody's Out There (MCA) © 17 10 7 HUMAN LEAGUE /Human (A &M) BREAKER m OMD/ (Forever) Live And Die (Virgin/A &M) © 5 3 1 4 FIVE STAR /Can't Wait Another Minute (RCA) DEBUT BANGLES/Walk Like An Egyptian (Columbia) j 7 6 5 5 TINA TURNER/Typical Male.(Capitol) 30 16 9 0 FREDDIE JACKSON/Tasty Love (Capitol) 19 14 11 STACY LATTISAW /Nail It To The Wall (Motown) L ADULT CONTEMPORARY 31 19 13 Q JESSE JOHNSON featuring SLY STONE/Crazay (A &M) 2 2 3 9 HOWARD HEWETT/I'm For Real (Elektra)

15 11 10 e CLUB NOUVEAU /Jealousy (Tommy Boy /WB) 6 4 2 O CARLY SIMON /Coming Around Again (Arista) 20 1512m RJ'S LATEST ARRIVAL/Heaven In Your Arms (Manhattan)

2 1 1 2 TOTO /l'II Be Over You (Columbia) 1 6 12 CAMEO/Word Up (Atlanta Artists /PG) 17 9 4 Q PETER CETERA with AMY GRANT /Next Time I Fall (Full Moon /WB) 37 23 19 ® ONE WAY/Don't Think About It (MCA) 21 11 6 Q LIONEL RICHIE/Love Will Conquer All (Motown) 33 18 LIONEL RICHIE /Love Will Conquer All (Motown)

e 5 3 5 CYNDI LAUPER/True Colors (Portrait /CBS) 23 17 16 PHYLLIS HYMAN/Old Friend (PIR /Manhattan) 14 8 JANET JACKSON/When I Think Of You (A &M) 33 28 17 GENERAL KANE /Crack Killed Applejack (Gordy /Motown)

3 3 S. 7 GENESIS/Throwing It All Away (Atlantic) 38 30 22 e CHICO DEBARGE/Talk To Me (Motown) 30 21 12 Q HUMAN LEAGUE /Human (Virgin/A &M) 36 31 24 4::) MILLIE JACKSON /Hot! Wild! Unrestricted! Crazy (Jive /RCA) 23 19 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/The Way It Is (RCA) Q 26 24 20 CI JERMAINE STEWART/Jody (Arista) 16 13 10 e DAVID PACK /I Just Can't Let Go (WB) 32 29 21 e JEAN CARNE/Flame Of Love (Omni /Atlantic) I 2 8 11 ANITA BAKER /Sweet Love (Elektra) 37 28 COMMODORES /Goin' To The Bank (Polydor /PG) N8A Begins on Page 81 - ® 26 20 15 BEACH BOYS /California Dreamin' (Capitol) ® - - 32 READY FOR THE WORLD /Love You Down (MCA) 25 17 MADONNA/True Blue (Sire /WB) 28 26 23 ® BEAU WILLIAMS/There's Just Something About You (Capitol) 4 6 9 14 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Stuck With You (Chrysalis) - 35 29 c JEFFREY OSBORNE /Room With A View (A &M) 13 12 11 15 PAUL SIMON/You Can Call Me Al (WB) --38® PATTI LABELLE /Kiss Away The Pain (MCA) 19 17 16 16 BILLY JOEL/A Matter Of Trust (Columbia) 29 27 26 Q RENE & ANGELA /No How, No Way (Mercury/PG) 29 24 KENNY ROGERS/They Don't Make Them Like They Used To (RCA) m 6 5 8 27 TEMPTATIONS /Lady Soul (Gordy /Motown) 18 14 14 18 BOB SEGER & THE SILVER BULLET BAND/It's You (Capitol) - 40 37 e LEVERT /Let's Go Out Tonight (Atlantic) 5 7 18 19 EL DeBARGE /Love Always (Gordy /Motown) - 38 35 e MTUME /P.O.P. Generation (Epic) 28 26 25 CHRIS DeBURGH/The Lady In Red (A &M) W - 36 33 ARETHA FRANKLIN / Jumpin' Jack Flash (Arista) 24 24 22 LEVEL 42 /Leaving Me Now (Polydor /PG) - - 40 JAMES BROWN/Gravity ( Scotti Bros. /CBS) - 30 28 CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Loving Strangers (Arista) ® 14 13 15 32 REBBIE JACKSON /Reaction (Columbia) Page 76 29 GLADYS KNIGHT & B. MEDLEY/Loving On Borrowed Time ( Scotti Bros. /CBS) NSA Begins on ® 39 36 DAll BAND/Wild & Free (Geffen) - © 1 11 18 21 24 CARL ANDERSON & GLORIA LORING /Friends And Lovers (Carrere /CBS) PEABO BRYSON /Good Combination (Elektra) - - 39 © 7 15 20- 25 BILLY OCEAN /Love Zone (Jive /Arista) BREAKER 0 FULL FORCE /Unfaithful So Much (Columbia) 15 22 26 26 BERLIN/Take My Breath Away (Columbia) BREAKER 0 ANITA BAKER/Caught Up In The Rapture ( Elektra) I DEBUT LUTHER VANDROSS /Give Me The Reason (Epic) ) BREAKER ffi KURTIS BLOW/I'm Chillin' (Mercury /PG) I DEBUT RIC OCASEK /Emotion In Motion (Geffen) © I j DEBUT 1 Q SHIRLEY JONES/Last Night Needed Someone (PIR /Manhattan) DEBUT) GLASS TIGER /Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone) (Manhattan) W 13 12 w 39 GEORGE BENSON/Kisses In The Moonlight (WB) 10 DOUBLE/Woman Of The World (A &M) - - a BREAKER JEFF LORBER featuring KARYN WHITE /Facts Of Love (WE'