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EXECUTIVES ON THE MOVE Galante Names Weston

At Black Rock, Jon R. Pei singer has been appointed presi- Vice President/General dent, CBS Music Video Enterprises. He comes from the Vestron International Group, where he served as chairman since 1988, Manager of RCA and as president of Vestron Video since 1981. Jerry Blair has been promoted to national director, top-40 singles promotion Leo for Columbia, a move up from local promotion manager, New Nashville; Josh England, a position he has held for two years. And Jerry Lembo has been promoted to national director, AC promotion Assumes Head A&R Post for Columbia, a move up from director, national singles, top-40 Peisinger promotion. He has been with the label for four years, initially Nashville unique." as the New York local promotion manager. At Columbia Future announcements House, Joanne Singer has been named director, video will be made regarding programming. She comes from Nickelodeon, where she served the structure of RCA's as a consultant in home video and licensing. Diana Graham country label. It was new has been promoted to senior vice president of BMG Music further announced by Publishing International. She joined the company's London Galante that Josh Leo has office in 1987 as vice president. Prior to that, she was general been appointed vice presi- manager of Chappell International. Randy Goodman has dent, artist and repertoire. Singer His responsibilities will been named vice president, product development for RCA, a include directing the exist- move up from VP, promotion and product development, ing roster and all new Nashville. Goodman has been with the label since 1981 in signings. various capacities, and will be relocating to New York in As a producer, Leo has September to take over his new position. And Randy Miller worked with such artists has been named vice president, artist development. He most as Alabama, K.T. Oslin, recently was VP product management. West Coast. He has Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, been with RCA for five years. PolyGram has promoted Matraca Berg and Juice Michael Bays to vice president, creative services. He has been Newton. Leo is also an ac- Graham complished musician and with the label since 1987, as director of creative services. Lynda songwriter who is known Pagliaro has been named manager of production. She has for his session work as a been with PolyGram since 1987, as well, most recently as senior guitarist and in his tour- inventory coordinator. And Wanda Rachel has been named ing with such acts as director of marketing, PMV U.S. She comes from MGM/UA Jimmy Buffet and Kim Home Video, where she was marketing manager. Michelle Carnes. His songwriting Meisner has been named national director, field operations at credits include the #1 hits Elektra. She has been with the label since most recently Jack Weston "Baby What About You" 1986, as director, promotion. West Coast. And John McHugh has NASHVILLE Joe Galante, newly and "Baby's Got a Hold on Me" as A 'fc — been appointed national director, AOR. He comes from A&M, Goodman appointed president of RCA well as numerous top- 1 On singles. where he was local promotion manager since 1988. Island Records, U.S., announced on Leo will report directly to Galante. August 13 that Jack Weston has Galante said of Leo, "In the time has promoted Chris Reade to senior director, media and artist been named vice president and we've worked together, his con- relations, a move up from director, media and artist relations. general manager, RCA tribution to RCA both creatively She has been with Island since 1987. 1/latthew Stringer has a Records/Nashville. Weston was and commercially has had very been named director of marketing for Island and 4th & B'way. positive impact. Josh is passionate formerly RCA's vice president, na- He joined Island in 1989 as director, advertising. Prior to that, tional country promotion, and was and caring for the artists and their he spent several years at Young & Rubicam and Ogilvy & most recently appointed vice presi- music. He will make a great addi- Mather. And Rick Sherman has been appointed West Coast dent and general manager of RCA tion to the RCA team." sales and marketing manager. He comes from Album Net- Records' newly announced second Bays work, he was a retail research specialist for several country label. where In making the announcement, years. BMI has promoted Dexter Moore to director, Galante said, “Jack is a very writer/publisher relations, BMI Los Angeles. He has been with qualified executive whose inten- the organization since 1982, most recently as an executive in sity and discipline will be the in- the writer/publisher relations department for the past four gredients in successfully running years. And Alison Smith has been promoted to director, per- our business. He is a leader who forming rights. She joined BMI Nashville in 1985, relocated to cares about the music and the New York two years later, and has been a member of the people." writer /publisher relations staff since then. Sol Saffian of the Departments reporting directly Meisner to Weston will include marketing, William Morris Agency has been promoted from senior agent promotion and administration. to director of sales operations for the Nashville office. Original- Weston will report directly to ly from New York, Saffian transferred to Nashville from the Galante. Weston said of his new Los Angeles office this past March. In a career that spans 31 position, “It's with extreme en- years. Saffian has worked with a wide variety of successful thusiasm and exdted anticipation artists, including Rod Stewart, Neil Diamond, Rosanne Barr,

of continued success that I ap- Miami Sound Machine, Stevie Wonder, Fats Domino and the pproach the honor of this assign- Josh Leo Temptations. Relativity/Combat/ln-Effect has promoted ment. Joe has built a legendary Allan Flaum to director of production /creative services. He roster and supported them with Leo said of his new poisition at was production manager. MCA has named Jennifer Jay Reade the most valuable asset a company RCA, "Just from my past experien- A&R representative. She has been with for a year and a can possess—great people. We will ces in working with Joe Galante MCA continue his vision and maintain and Mary Martin, 1 know the excit- half, more presently working as an A&R assistant. Susan the quality of the Nashville opera- ing, creative situation I'm coming Keel recently joined the Andrews Agency Incorporated as an tion with those same talented staf- into. After working with many of account executive. Keel, formerly an administrative assistant

fers. I thank Joe and BMG for the the acts, 1 like the feel RCA's at The Tennessean for the publisher, editor and managing editor, faith and education and look for- natural home for me." also served as a staff assistant to U.S. Senator Jim Sasser in his ward to a great working relation- The announced restructuring at Nashville office. Previously, Keel worked for Bullet Recording, ship with the dynamic business RCA Records/Nashville is effec- Top Billing International, Cash Box magazine and the Parker and creative forces that make tive immediately. Group Public Relations. Keel # —

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POINTS WEST LONDON CALLING

NEW RECORD LABELS ARE BEING FORMED EVERYDAY, everywhere CHARMED, I’M SURE: When they get to their 30s, boys like a status symbol or three the odd BMW, the gold Mastercard, the gold Rolex. Billy Idol's got a from funky little basements to sparkling corporate board rooms. While visiting — withered leg, with a wrinkled golf spill- New York in 1987, Chris Murphy, recently in Los Angeles to promote his new ball-sized profusion ing from his upper calf. IFs his testament to a life the rock label, rooArt, was stricken by the fact that few of these newer labels differ from on and roll highway. thebig guys in a crucial way—a commitment to not only finding, but also nurturing The day after he finished his Charmed Life album his Harley new talent. With the knowledge that most of the world viewed hisnative Australia Davidson the obligatory accessory for as home to groups like Midnight Oil, INXS, the Church, and little else (musically), — L.A. living

1 into car. His he decided that there was work to be done. smashed rather nastily a long, curling eyelashes in blinking distance of the curb, he chanted the of his "I know I'm going to sound like a good Samaritan," laughs Murphy, "but the name medical insurance and thought of how he was thankful he label was formed out of neccessity. One of the things that has been very frustrating had titled the album before the accident—-thus it was to me in Australia is that we only have five record companies as options [for young -v •- e a I prophetic, not corny and he was thankful he had not worn bands] to sign to. What was happening at a lot of these major companies—WEA, — his favorite leather jacket, as the paramedic cut off his clothes. Then he passed out CBS, PolyGram and EMI—is that they were getting a lot of bands of 19- and from pain. 20-year-olds and saying, 'Listen, we need a hit record.' A typical thing they would "They cut off my favorite boots. But I had them sewn up again, so they look say is, 'We want you to be like INXS.' But what they forget is that INXS is on their scarred, rather like the leg." He rolls up his trouser leg to enable a viewing of the fifth album and they've done 1,500 shows and they've been around the scars. "Looks like I've got brains coming out of leg, doesn't it?" world.. .and INXS weren't even like INXS on their first album." my It looks like a knotted and gnarled tree stump. It's revolting. By the end of 1988, rooArt had its first gold record and a roster of fresh and innovative bands. More importantly, they'd created a company and atmosphere "I quite like it." Scars are supposed to be sexy, aren't they? "Yeah, all that lick-my-wounds stuff, and I've got the ultimate wound, haven't I? I showed it to in which where the unique and individual talents of the bands, who are largely the other day. She thought it gorgeous. IFs latest trick." geared toward the college-radio crowd, could thrive. Madonna was my party It's usual for people come close to death to rethink life, find God, find "With the college market, there's no such thing as hype," Murphy has been who themselves, find a cause to believe in. But not Billy Idol. quoted as saying. "They either like it, it gets a big response and it stays on the air, "Nah, the accident didn't change anything," he says, pouting bravado and or it doesn't. It's the purest from of music marketing, so it's the purest channel for brashness. "When I woke up from the accident and listened to my album, I us. With rooArt in America, we have young bands who are still basically rebels." —ERNEST HARDY realized I didn't have to rethink my own life. I'd already made these realizations. The songs were already written about life, love, death." First this seems a ridiculous statement, he-man bimbo talk from the leather brain and leather groin. But something about Idol, his bright blue eyes peaking through his rather cute schoolboy wireframes, seemed. ..well, thoughtful, intel- EAST COASTING ligent. "I'd had some dark experiences when I was writing the album. It was a very

double-edged time. 1 broke up with Perry [Lister, his longtime girlfriend], and we FAITH NO MORE is opening up for Billy Idol here, September 14 at Jones Beach, had baby Wolf [named after Mozart, the wild, wine-swilling Amadeus charac- and then again on September 21 at the Meadowlands. That's more than enough ter] —a lot of love going on and a lot of loss." The no-pain, no-gain syndrome. reason for to see Charmed The album has most likely gone platinum me go Mr. Life. "We had him at home with a midwife. Perry didn't take any painkillers. I started the time read this, but will someone please, please, please tell him to do by you crying because I couldn't stand watching her in so much pain. Then I made myself that hair? vey. something about Oy, stop because my role is supposed to be coach and cheerleader. It brought us closer together. I GOT A COPY of the album sleeve for the Goto Boys' self-titled Def "Willem Wolf was a totally planned baby. I think it's stupid and indulgent of American/Geffen release. Fortunately (or unfortunately), that's all anyone is to have a baby without planning for the security of its future. It seems going to be getting for a while. Geffen has refused to be associated with this release women crazy. There were, closer than ever, a planned family unit, and she decided to because of the rather extreme lyrical content. Def American president Rick Rubin we it that's wants. I decided to be strong issued the following leave me. She decided and what she And about it. I've had it with her ruining my life. The last time it happened, I went statement: "I am ob- everybody else around you. It just hurts viously shocked and bananas. But it's not worth hurting disturbed by yourself. "I was in the middle of making this record. How could I help my son if I messed Geffen's decision. I life? I'd done that destructive thing before and I wasn't going to do am very proud of up my own this record, and it again. accident wasn't some kind of stupid death wish, you know," he says, would have liked for "The reestablishing the macho. "I never wanted to be tragic. I'm not afraid of death, people to have had though." the opportunity to (Next week, more rock and scars from Billy Idol.) hear and judge it for themselves. At this —CHRISSY ILEY point, there are no plans for the record to be available to the

public." I have to ask a hard question here: With song titles like "Let a Ho Be a Ho" and "Size Ain't Shit" and "F#@* -’em,"

doesn't it look like this rap race is start- ing to turn into a big game of obscene one-upmanship? It's

no longer letting someone be "as nasty as they wanna be" and still be protected by the First Amendment. It's different groups squaring off and saying "I can be nastier than you," and still be protected by the First Amendment. Anyone with half a brain believes in and supports free speech, but this is getting a little stoopid. Make your point without making a *&$&%$h@?&@$

Supreme Court case out of it, okay? Peace. —KEIRAN WOODS NEW FACES CASH BOX SEPTEMBER 1,1990 6

Blackbox Barbara Weathers

BY ERNEST HARDY on Time" as a new anthem. The next BY ERNEST HARDY self-titled debut album for Reprise. hits on import before A native of Greensboro, North singles (huge BARBARA WEATHERS there was even an American label THE NAME Carolina, Weathers' earliest musical deal), "I Don't Know Anybody Else" MAY BE NEW, but anyone remotely experiences were in the church. Be- and "Everybody, Everybody," made familiar with pop or urban radio of the tween the ages of 13 and 18, with the international dancefloor superstars of Greensboro group Covacus, she Blackbox. The group is fronted by performed at clubs, talent French ex-model Katrin, with "aural shows and dances, developing architect" Daniele Davoli (a producer) a faithful following in the and his teammates, Mirko Limoni and process. In 1984, her talents Valerio Semplid, doing the behind- the- came to the attention of Atlantic boards work. Starr's frontmen, the Lewis Blending disco, Chicago House and Brothers, who realized that artful samples (the voice you hear on Weathers' talents meshed per- "Ride on Time" belongs to diva fectly with the group's own Loleatta Holloway), Blackbox have style. Over the next four years. created a sound that is truly universal, Weathers shone brightly on in which raw vocals and a groove are some of the group's biggest hits, magnets to pull you on your feet. including "Secret Lovers," Mirko and Valerio (both classically "Always" and "If Your Heart trained musicians), along with Katrin Isn't in It" on the Atlantic Starr and Limoni, hope to forge a multicul- albums As the Band Turns and tural dance aesthetic, pulling refer- All in the Name of Love before she ences and inspiration from a variety of decided to pursue a solo career. sources and then reaching as many Barbara Weathers features the people as possible with the end result. sure behind-the-boards talents Already, the group's first U.S. of Atlantic Starr's Wayne Lewis, single, "Everybody, Everybody," is a Earth, Wind & Fire's Maurice hit on R&B, pop and dance charts, White, Vanessa Williams and while continuing to be a club favorite, last few years undoubtedly knows the Janet Jackson stalwart Rex CLUB-GOERS WERE FIRST and the album, Dreamland, is climbing voice. For four years Weathers was the Salas, and Surface's "Pic" Conley. The SEDUCED BY THE SOUND some up the charts. With an album full of primary vocal presence for one of result is an impressive debut album time ago. The passionate, gospel-like potential singles. Blackbox are poised today's most innovative and success- that is about to put a name to the voice outburst, set against the throbbing to conquer America as easily as they ful groups—Atlantic Starr. Now she's that has already made a home at the House track, marked the single "Ride have the rest of the world. O stepped out on her with a stunning top of the charts. O

Blue Tears Steelheart

BY ALEX HENDERSON BY ALEX HENDERSON

ballads "Halfway to THE FOUR MEMBERS OF BLUE (which include FOR STEELHEART, THE ROAD TO chance. It could have been the best Heaven" or "True Romance") to be TEARS HAIL FROM ALABAMA AND A RECORD DEAL WAS LONG AND thing in the world, but nobody wanted headbanger material. "It's American to even listen to it." TENNESSEE, but the AOR-friendly DIFFICULT. After joining forces as a heartland rock and roll," Spears as- Finally, Steelheart entered a rock on their newly released, self-titled hard rock/heavy metal band in Nor- serts. "Not heavy metal. Not pop." management contract that resulted in debut album on Impact/MCA Records walk, Connecticut, lead vocalist At a time when bands are invented a deal with MCA Records, which has more in common with a hook- Michael Matijevic, guitarists Chris by producers, managers and A&R recently released the headbangers' happy Desmond Child project than Risola and Frank DiCostanzo, bassist men, Fulkerson points out that Blue self-titled debut album. If Steelheart's with the Southern-fried country-rock Tears is no such invention. "One of this Jimmy Ward and drummer John experiences have taught the band any- of the Marshall Tucker Band, the Out- Fowler set out to get a record deal. band's strongest points is that we're thing, it's persistence. "I'll tell you or laws Molly Hatchet. While Gregg Matijevic ventured to New York and real," notes Fulkerson, who handles right now, we've definitely got steel Fulkerson (lead vocals), Michael Spears Los Angeles with a seven-song demo most of the band's songwriting. "We hearts," Matijevic asserts. "Nobody (bass, background vocals), Bryan Hall and encountered more than his share of all grew up together. This is not some can do anything to us anymore that (rhythm guitar, background vocals) indifference. "I went to every fuckin' put-together group playing a bunch of hasn't already been done. You can beat Charlie and Lauderdale (drums) rock label," Matijevic exclaims, in a tone songs someone else wrote for us... us, kick us, whatever you want to do, hard on electric guitar-powered songs recalling the frustration he felt. "The We're in this for the music. We do but we're still going to stand up and like "Crush," they don't think of either worst thing was, nobody wanted to lis- music we love that's about real people keep playing. That's it." O their rockers or their melodic power and real places." O ten to it. They didn't even give it a CASH BOX SEPTEMBER , 1 RETAIL NEWS 1 990 H

Ed is definately a special seller and Faith No More have shot up Rappin' with the Retailer here." into our top 10. As far as the indies go, Steve Vai and Ice Cube are still CML1-ST0P, Maryland Heights, BY C.J. AND JEFF KARP Missouri going strong." Bridgeton, Mis- They will do blistering buisness." MUSIC VISION, Reporting: Phil Dunscombe PETERS ONE STOP, Norwood, souri WALL TO WALL, Cinnaminson, "2 Live Crew is extremly hot Maine Reporting: Bob Love New Jersey right now. Kyper is very strong Reporting: Don Moscatell seller at the mo- and up and coming. Bon Jovi "Mariah Carey is all "Our biggest Reporting: Ben Boent Jon around and is Bon Jovi, and he did was blazing right out of the box. selling well. Jeff Healey to ment Jon "Bon Jovi is my #1 record. seems right out of the box. Poison On the R&B side, Anita Baker is be hanging on. Bon is well Poison is really cooking up a Jon Jovi still top three. Bad super hot. Gill, Keith and Winger are storm. M.C. Hammer, Wison Phil- Johnny making the biggest noise right really shot up there. Sweat and M.C. Hammer are real now. Poison is really kicking butt. Co. have lips, Mariah Carey are all smok- Carey, Faith More and strong. After 7 seems to be picking David Bowie has been steady. Mariah No ing. 2 Live Crew are shooting up We Brothers are all blow- back up with the release of their just got in a new Dino, and we the Allman the charts still. Anita Baker and

the door. Wilson Phillips new single. the country side, think we'll alright with it. I ing out Johnny Gill won't slow down. Bell On do it to the Headhunters will and Nelson are both doing Biv Devoe and Keith Sweat are Kentucky are think Prince do well this as well. Right behind still cooking. There's no holdin' week." extremes really going to town. Boogie them, it's 2 Live Crew, and they back Randy Travis, he's doing ex- Down Productions came out real- LIEBERMANS, Norcross, Geor- are scorching hot. Our biggest ceptional well. Shenandoah ly strong. Steve Vai is the hottest gia releases right now would be seems to be picking up. On the R&B indie. David Bowie's Changes is M.C. Hammer, Johnny Gill, the indies, Steve Vai and Ice Cube are Reporting: Jim Scaglione also a hot one. 1 expect to do well "M.C. Hammer, Bell Biv Devoe Sweat both real strong." Time, Anita Baker, Keith with the Prince right out of the and Poison are our top sellers and Bell Biv Devoe. Johnny Van box." Z I A RECORD EXCHANGE, here. R&B-wise, it's a toss up be- is up-and-com- Zant the biggest Phoenix, Arizona STRAWBERRIES, Boston, Mas- tween Johnny Gill and Keith ing artist. He is doing extremely sachusetts Reporting: Brad Singer Sweat. With country, it's Vince well. Eric Johnson isn't slowing "Our #1 record right now is the Gill, Clint Black and Garth Brooks down. Extreme are kicking out the Reporting: Beth MacGrory Jane's Addiction single. We've who are top. Doug Stone is also a jams. The Jane's Addiction, Ratt "Oleta Adams is climbing been pre-selling the album and it contender. Jon Bon Jovi is blaz- and Stryper are all going to ex- quickly, and we are finding it hard reached our #1 two weeks before ing." plode out of the box. Steve Vai is to keep in the store. The its release. Faith No More, Dread the hottest indie for us. I always soundtrack to Ghost is doing well. SAM GOODY, Baltimore, Zeppelin, Danzig and Concrete sell Joe Satriani. George Strait and Regina Belle is moving well. Faith Maryland Blonde are all doing great. Both 2 Kentucky Headhunters always No More is flying out of here. Lisa Live Crew albums have been Reporting: Dennis do real well." Stansfield and Snap are our top "Poison is the top summertime monsters for us. Our biggest indie R&B sellers. On the rock side of SOUND WAREHOUSE, Dallas, release. It's really hot. Wilson Phil- right now is Scatter Brain." life, Iggy Pop, Winger and Red Texas lips has really taken back off. New Hot Chili Peppers are all real MUSIC SALES, CENTRAL SOUTH Kids are still "hanging tough" on Reporting: Julie Oxeman strong. The new George Strait is Nashville, Tennessee the chart. Anita Baker is all over "Prince has the crown for the still one of our top sellers. Reba the place. We get a lot of requests single. Bell Biv Devoe has Reporting: Tony Ross hottest McEntire's re-issued CD we can't "Keith Sweat and Poison are our for it. M.C. is the cleanest captured the hottest album. Hammer keep in the store. Patti Loveless is hottest right now. Damn Yankees rapper around. He's selling him- Candy Man is also a strong seller doing real well. Sonic Youth is our seems to have gotten a big shot in self and "hurting" the others. For for us. Mariah Carey is really siz- #1 indie. Dread Zeppelin is arm and are just going crazy. Anita not a very big country store we sell zling. Bon Jovi took off right Jon moving pretty quickly. We are get- keeps getting stronger. a lot of Garth Brooks. The Adven- out of the box. Tammy Wynette, Baker ting a lot of requests for it. Bell Biv are tures Ford Fairlane has been Doug Stone and Waylon Jennings Johnny Gill and Devoe of Depeche Mode is still real strong. hanging in there. Mariah Carey helped out by the controversy." are all selling like mad." We expect the Jane's Addiction to KARMA RECORDS, Carmel, In- sell real well. diana RECORD ARCHIVES, Rochester, Reporting: Dave Watson New York "Sweet FA and Faith No More Reporting: Jim Huie are on top of the rock. Poison are "Mariah Carey is still blowing still doing it for us. Jon Bon Jovi out of this place. The Neville hasn't been the blockbuster that I Brothers have made an overnight thought it would. Jimmy Ryser is sensation. The customers here are still holding on. 2 Live Crew are "in love" with Harry Connick Jr. out of the ballpark. Mariah Carey and his album We Are in Love. We is doing good buisness. Keith are sweating trying to keep Keith Sweat is also a big contender. Sweat in the store. Johnny Gill is Johnny Gill and Digital Under- hot off the grill. Bell Biv Devoe get ground are my toss-ups right three bells. People are still hunt- now. (Tizzy's Ten Commandments is ing for the Kentucky Head- just blowing my mind. Exodus is hunters. They are one of our doing real well for us. David country sellers. We are still selling Chastain has just inked in. Ricky people at House of Guitars in a lot of Charlie Daniels' Simple MCA recording artists Sweet FA graced the Van Shelton and Steve Earle are Rochester, New York with their presence last week. Never turning down a Man. The in-store play has really chance to play or maybe win over some new fans, the boys treated the both real steady. I look to do well helped it out. Poison are definitely employees and customers to an acoustic set of material from their debut with the new Jane's Addiction, not poison at the counter. Bonnie album, Stick to Your Guns. Pictured here are (I to r): Jim Quick, Steven David Don Dokken and Queensryche. DeLong, Armand Schaubroeck, (kneeling) Jon “Lighting" Huffman, Tricky Raitt is not missing a lick. Special —

NDIE FOCUS CASH BOX SEPTEMBER 1,1990

BY ALEX HENDERSON When Ice Cube left N.W.A. to pur- sue a solo career, cynics wondered if the controversial rap group would go B INDIE PROFILE downhill without that prolific lyricist. But despite the Cube's absence, RED LIGHT N.W.A. remains one of rap's most ex- citing acts. "Real Niggaz," "Sa Prize" CHICAGO IS KNOWN FOR BLUES, and the EP's title track are hard-hitting R&B AND HOUSE MUSIC, but the reflections on the harsh realities of Windy City isn't a place known for ghetto life. having a surplus of heavy metal or JAMES PETERSON: Rough hard rock bands. But if Mark Nawara, and Ready (King Snake/Ichiban president of the Chicago-based. Red Joker Light Records, has his way, Chicago headbangers will become as well known as New York, Philadelphia, L.A. and Bay Area metalheads. Of the five metal and/or hard rock bands signed to Red Light—Diamond Rexx, Joker, Vishusgruv, Manikin Laff and Sire— only the latter two aren’t Chicago-based. "I think there's a lot of talent that 12" CASSETTE SEQUENCE REPEATED BOTH SIDES MC TWIST: "Step Off" b/w "S-M-O-K-I-N-G C-O-K-E" (Lethal Beat 101) Manikin Laff

deal with CBS/Sony. Besides Nawara, key players at Red Light include John Fichera, vice president of sales and marketing; Lorraine Margala, publicity and promotions manager; Lenny Moore, tour manager; and Michael Miller, vice president of business affairs. Although all of Red Light's acts are James Peterson goes for a rockin', either mainstream metal or hard rock, full-bodied urban blues sound Niwara hasn't ruled out the pos- abounding with electric guitar and sibility of venturing into other areas. horns on the striking Rough and Ready. "We don't have any thrash or hardcore The singer/guirist has a definite sense yet, but we may get into that in the Dominic Fichera and Mark Nawara of humor that is especially evident on future," Niwara notes. "If I do get in- "I Fell in Love With a Prositute," goes undiscovered—especially in the volved in thrash. I'd be looking for "Chicken Biddy" and "Bait Cost More Midwest," asserts Nawara, who something along the lines of Scat- Than the Fish." founded Red Light in 1989. "A lot of terbrain—kind of humorous... I'm not Midwestern bands get overlooked be- WILLIAM CLARKE: Blowin' looking to get into [death metal]." cause the A&R staffs from the majors Like Hell (Alligator 4788) Vocalist/harmonica player William are usually on the West Coast or the Clarke delivers another set of straight- East Coast. The majors' offices in the up Chica go-style blues on the self- Midwest don't handle A&R—it's I INDIE NEWS "Step Off" is a hardcore, boasting produced Blowin' Like Hell. While the usually marketing and promotion and CAROLINE: September releases on rap song sampling Wild Cherry's album isn't blues-rock per se, the distribution. Seeing that we're in Caroline include Funhouse's "Play That Funky Music," while "S- electric guitar is prominent and Chicago, I wanted to find hard rock headbangin' Generation Generator and M-O-K-I-N-G C-O-K-E" is a strong and heavy metal talent from the Mid- smokin'. Kinghorse's self-titled debut album. In anti-drug dopejam. Grinning Like October, the New York-based indie is THE ACCUSED: releasing an album by Naked Raygun. an Undertaker (Nastymix 70220) Meanwhile, Caroline metalheads ALBUMS White Zombie are writing and N.W.A.: 100 Miles and Runnin' rehearsing new material for an album (Ruthless/Priority 7224) that may hit the streets in late 1990 or early 1991...

ENIGMA: On September 24, Enigma is releasing Motorhead's The Birthday Party, a live album previously released in Europe but not in the U.S... Return to Metalopolis, the instrumental debut REDLIGHT RECORDS STAFF: Pic- solo album by ex-Megadeth guitarist tured (I to r) Lenny Moore, John Fichera, Mark Nawara, Lorraine Mar- Chris Poland, has a release date of Oc- gala, Michelle Whit, Mitch Nawara. tober 1... west. I'm not saying we don't sign acts from other parts of the country 1 The Seattle-based Nastymix's we've got Laff, INDIE REVIEWS Manikin which is from primary focus is on artists from the [Sacramento,] California, and Sire, Seattle/Tacoma area, the Accused which is from Canada. But I try to tie SINGLES being an exception. Grinning Like an the whole tiling into the Midwest. I'd QUEEN LATIFAH FEATUR- Undertaker, the Accused's first album like to open an L.A. office at some ING DE LA SOUL: "Mama Gave since leaving Relativity for Nastymix, point, but my main headquarters Birth to the Soul Children" is a brutally bombastic thrash-metal would still be in Chicago." (Tommy Boy 957) effort. Songs like "The Corpse Walks," In the U.S., Red Light is distributed The la test single from Newark, New "Dropping Like Flies" and "Bullet- by Important and MS. In Germany, Jersey b-girl Queen Latifah's debut Ridden Bodies" are on the death- Austria and Switzerland, the label is album. All Hail the Queen is a hard yet metal tip, while the socially conscious distributed by Intercord. In Japan, Red fairly meldodic duet with labclmates "Down and Out" includes some rap- Light has a licensing and publishing De La Soul. oing. COIN MACHINE CASH BOX SEPTEMBER 1,1990

EDITORIAL AROUND THE ROUTE

Just for You BY CAMILLE COMPASIO

BY CAMILLE COMPASIO IT’S HARD TO BELIEVE that sum- Driftwood label that is unique for its mer is just about gone. Seems like you mariachi background music. Sides FOR THE PAST48 YEARS, Cash Box reference material you are accus- just put the patio furniture out and are "Forever" and "Fences to Mend," to seeing are contained on the has been publishing an annual Direc- tomed already you've got to pack it up for by Margie Lane. Lyrics are in English, pages of this week's coin section. The tory Issue that is recognized as a vital winter storage. Weather-wise, I hate by the way. The label's Peter Kobal Cash Box staff in our Hollywood office source of information for all levels of to see it go. Market-wise, I'd have to feels the record is a natural for Latin been working diligently the the has on say it so Let's the music business and coin-op "What took long?" locations, but should do well across industry. Both industries questionnaires you returned and the hope that the fall season will bring amusement the board. For jukebox promo copies calls that to are so closely related within the realm follow-up must be made with it some new life and excite- and further info, contact Peter Kobel, of entertainment, but each has be certain that all data is as up to date ment... P.O. Box 1928, Kingsport, TN 37662. specific reference-data requirements as it can be. The phone number is (615) 349-6860... that called for separating the Direc- As defined in Webster's New SPOKE WITH C.A. ROBINSON & World Dictionary, a directory is "a tory into sections, contained in one CO. prexy Ira Bettelman, fresh from book or list of the names and addres- DATELINE: El Cajon, California, single edition over the years. This has his attendance at the recently held home of the Leland Corporation, perfectly for ses of a specific group." In this case, been working out almost Atari Games and Sega distribs meet- sample shipments of five decades. You don't argue with the "group” encompasses such where the new ings, where he saw some interesting success, but that doesn't mean you categories as trade associations (na- Pig Chit have been completed. Sales new pieces. Atari's Pit-Fighter, with can't try something a little different tional, state and local), amusement and marketing veepee Ken Anderson its innovative, digitally processed now and then. machine manufacturers, jukebox tells us the feedback has been good, graphics (that add so much realism to What we've done this year is manufacturers, distributors, miscel- and the game has been maintaining laneous equipment and services, et play) was especially impressive. The produce a Cash Box Directory Issue continuous earnings on test. It has al all relating to the amusement factory's second-generation Race that is designed exclusively for the — also been attracting a kind of different business. Driviri is also expected to do very amusement industry. But that's the player base, with emphasis on only change everything else This year's Cash Box Directory is well. As Bettelman told us, the distrib — females and the six- to 14-year-oldset. remains intact. All of the listings and just for you. Hope you enjoy it. enjoyed much success with Hard We tried to get some info from Ander- Drivin', so the new model will pro- son on Leland's plans for AMOA vide the opportunity to sell some con- Expo '90. "We've got a surprise in version kits. Additionally, Race Atari Wins in Two-Year-Old store for AMOA," he replied. "It is Drivin' offers the capability for 'Turk something we've been working on for up," he pointed out, which is another a long time...but that's all I can reveal Avel Lawsuit plus fetor. The Sega meeting right now." Well, you can't blame a Francisco, ended on August 2, 1990 produced two new entries: the two- CHICAGO—Avel Pty. Ltd., a noted gal for trying. At any rate, it sounds with a unanimous verdict in favor of player Bonanza Bros, and Michael Australian video game dis- like it will be something real special... tributor/operator, filed a lawsuit in Atari Games on all claims brought by Jackson's Moonwalker. With respect to Avel. September of 1988 against Atari the latter, there's a lot of magic con- THE ROWE INTERNATIONAL of- Avel Pty. Ltd. is one of several Games Corporation, claiming that nected to the name and presence of fice in New York has relocated to new Atari had breached oral Australian video game companies Games an Michael Jackson, which is a statement quarters at 231 E. 55th St. (5th floor). and implied contract that would have owned by Malcolm Steinberg. As in itself. The game has much going for New York, NY 10022. The phone given Avel exclusive distribution stated by a spokesperson for Atari, it, backed by excellent test reports number is (212) 888-8415; FAX is (21 2) rights for all Atari products in "Atari Games was shocked and dis- from Sega. At this point, C.A. Robin- 355-1329... Australia for an unlimited period of appointed when Malcolm Steinberg son & Co. hasn't had it on test long time. Avel was seeking $3.6 million in instigated this unwarranted lawsuit enough to give us an accurate evalua- TALKED WITH STEVE BLAT- compensatory damages as well as un- to create rights he did not have. As an tion... TSPIELER who will shortly make an specified punitive damages. importer/operator, we believe a con- , flict of interest existed that had a announcement regarding his new af- Atari Games, which had for many ATTENTION JUKEBOX OPS. years granted distribution rights to negative impact on the distribution of filiation. Keep tuned... There's a new single on the Avel only on a game-by-game basis, Atari Games product in Austrailia." countered that Avel's claims were Stienberg reportedly admitted simply "self-serving fabrications." during the trial that his companies A two-week trial, heard by a jury in control 60 percent of Australia's video the U.S. Federal District Court in San game market. INDUSTRY CALENDAR 1990 September 13-15: West Virginia Music & Vending As- Ngur Oriels sociation; Ramada Inn; South Charleston, WV; 36th An- nual Convention & Exposition. September 13-15: Michigan Coin Machine Operators Association; Clarion Hotel; Lansing, MI; state convention and trade show. September 13-16: North Carolina Coin Machine Operators Association; Charlotte Mariott Executive Park Hotel; Charlotte, NC; 26th annual trade show and conven- tion. Contact Bobby or Cindy Earp. October 11-13: NAMA (National Automatic Merchan- dising Association); Orange Convention Center; Orlando, FL; 1990 annual national convention.

October 25-27: AMOA Expo '90; (Amusement and Music AM®AExPo®0 Operators Association); New Orleans Convention Center; October 25-27 New Orleans, LA; international convention and trade New Orleans Convention Center show.

The Amusement & Music Operators Association Internationa!! Exhibition & Seminar for the Coin-Operated Amusement. Music & Vending Industry COIN MACHINE CASH BOX SEPTEMBER 1,1990 10

Sega's Michael Jackson's Atari Games'Race Drivin' one and Moonwalker HERE YOU HAVE Atari Games' fol- player two races head to low-up to their famed Hard Drivin' head against the first player, a drone THIS IS IT! Sega's highly touted Sounds terrific, doesn't it? Further simulation game. It's called Race car and the clock. This is another first Michael Jackson's Moonwalker video information may be obtained Drivin' and it contains all of the out- from the Atari team. game has been scheduled for release through factory distributors or by standing characteristics of its The Race Drivin' cars, by the way, are by the factory this coming fall. It has contacting Sega Enterprises, Inc. predecessor plus several innovations. modeled after the performance the built-in appeal of its namesake (U.S.A.), 2149 Paragon Drie, P.O. Box A faster microprocessor and more ef- features of several well-known sports (and co-creator), plus a great deal 610550, San Jose, CA 95161-0550. ficient software code provides an cars. more in terms of the entire play theme now-imperceptible lag time between The new model incorporates many and the outstanding attention-grab- control input and screen graphic improvements with the operator in bing graphics—not to mention the response, to further captivate player mind, such as new materials for the presence of this world famous mega- interest. shifter boot and electromechanical star both visually and vocally (via "The engineering team worked for parts, improved serviceability for five of Jackson's biggest hits) months just to make the feel of the major components (such as the steer- throughout the course of play. driving simulation seem even more ing, motor and pedal assemblies), Up to three players can simul- real than the original Hard Drivin'," and various other touches (including taneously control their own "Michael stated Linda Benzler, Race Drivin' easier access to the cash box). Jackson" through five rounds and 13 product manager for Atari Games. Race Drivin' is available in a deluxe stages of non-stop music, dance and "It's hard to explain in words. You cockpit configuration and update kits to convert Drivin' high-speed action. The game play is just have to drive it to see what I Hard will follow. based on the episode of "Smooth mean," she added. "But the thing that Criminal" from the hit video Moon- really turns on the players is the walker, in which Michael Jackson Super Stunt Track. It's like a wild plays the leading role. The objective is roller coaster ride without the rails to to save the children held captive in keep you on the track." each stage by emitting an Aura to In addition to the two original Hard defeat the enemy. Players may moon- Drivin’ tracks. Race Drivin' features walk for more powerful attacks, and two new tracks: the Super Stunt track, may also use the "Dance Magic," which presents such challenges as a which transforms the screen into a corkscrew loop, a jump loop and a live stage where Jackson dances, and section of dangerous winding moun- all enemies on the screen are tain road to test the player's skill; and destroyed. When touching his pet the Autocross track, with a built-in chimpanzee, "Bubbles," Jackson be- vector-drawn pace car and lap timer comes a robot. Players can clear the that provides feedback. The vector- final round by using the robot's drawn pace car is actually a recorded Sega’s Michael Jackson’s Moon- powerful weapons to confront Mr. view of the player's best previous lap. walker Big and destroy the vehicle he rides. The Buddy-Race is a two-player se- quential race for which the computer records the performance of player Atari Games’ Race Drivin’ Taito's AirInferno TAITO’S new Air Inferno video game There's also the violent eruption of a Atari Games' Pit-Fighter provides the simulation of flying a volcanic island where you must avoid volcanic rocks helicopter combined with the thrill of spewing out of two Pit-Fighter is the new, action-pack- motorcycles, oil drums and chairs. craters, and the final a rescue mission that takes you rescue of an ar- ed, dedicated video game from Atari With every three matches comes a chaelolgist through such disaster scenes as a who has disappeared Games that is based on a no-holds- Grudge Match during which players somewhere in the desert where blazing tanker and a skyscraper fire. you barred street fight involving all sorts fight other players in a multi-player have The three-dimensional action and sandstorms to contend with and of toughies and a varity of weapons game (or a computer twin of themsel- the breaking realistic sound effects enhance the ex- of the radar system that as well, to keep the excitement going. ves in a one-player game). The last calls for constant citement of play. checking of the tar- Up to three can play, and the game's Grudge Match determines who will There are a total of six rounds—two get distance. What you have here is a outstanding digitally processed challenge the Masked Warrior and very challenging, for beginners (involving all of the ele- very exciting play graphics provide the ultimate in defeat him to become the new cham- experience. ments of basic training), and the realism as the heated action takes pion. remaining four for intermediate and Air Inferno will be available in a place. Further information may be ob- deluxe moving cabinet advanced players, since these rounds and a small, "This is Atari's first effort at a fight- tained through factory distributors or involve a lot of skill and maneuver- cockpit style sit-down version. Taito ing game," said Jerry Momoda, by contacting Atari Games at 675 will begin shipping this at ing. For example, you must extin- new piece product manager on Pit-Fighter. "It's Sycamore Drive, P.O. Box 361110, Mil- the end of August. guish a blaze on a huge tanker and not like us to make just another 'me- pitas, CA 95035. Further carefully land the helicopter on the information may be ob- too' type of game, so we concentrated tained deck, rather than on the sea where a through factory distributors or on how to make the game unique. by contacting crash would result. The skyscraper Taito America Corp., Utilizing digitally processed graphics fire has you putting out the fire and 390 Holbrook Drive, Wheeling, 1L and growth motion hardware, we 60090. then avoiding strong winds as you have delivered an interesting ap- attempt a safe landing on the roof. proach to a proven theme," he con- tinued. "I'm happy to report exten- sive test results have been extremely strong and steady." Three of the game's characters are Buzz, Ty and Kato, who are skilled masters in different forms of fighting to match the styles of the street-tough opponents like Chainman Eddie, Angel and the Masked Warrior. During the course of action, players can change characters if they desire, but they must be on the alert for the hostile crowd that pushes and attacks fighters if they come too close. Among the various weapons that can be picked up during the confronta- tions are knives, steel pipes, crates, Atori n;» Cjgfclg. COIN MACHINE NATIONAL, STATE & LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS

NATIONAL Georgia Amusement & Music UTAH Operators Assn. Missouri Amusement Oregon Amusement & Music Amusement & Music 54 Dix-Lee 'On Drive Machine Operators Assn. Operators Assn. Utah Amusement Operators Assn. (AMOA) Fairbum, G A 30213 5467 Highland Park Dr. 2598 Willamette & Music Assn. 996-2920 111 E. Wacker Dr., Suite 600 (404) St. Louis, MO 63110 Eugene, OR 97405 350 W. 500 South Chicago, IL 60601 (314) 535-8473 (503) 343-6642 Salt Lake City, UT 84101 (312) 565-4602 IDAHO (801) 364-6172 John Schumacher, exec, vice presi- Missouri Coin Machine PENNSYLVANIA Tony Vina dent Amusement & Music Owners Council of Idaho (AMOI) 1211 Tinsman Pennsylvania Amusement & VIRGINIA American Amusement P.O. Box 3694 Trenton, MO 64683 Music Machine Assn. Machine Assn. (AAMA) Boise, ID 83703 (816) 359-3022 12 N. Third St. Amusement & Music 12731 Directors Loop (208) 733-1212 Harrisburg, PA 17101 Operators of Virginia Woodbridge, VA 22192 (208) 939-2282 MISSISSIPPI (717) 232-5322 4019 Mac Arthur Ave. (703) 494-2758 Kevin Mahler, president PA only: (800)521-7778 Richmond, VA 23227 Robert C. Fay, exec, vice president Steve Gregory, sec/treas. Mississippi Coin (804) 262-9283 William Kidwell, dir. of investiga- Operators Assn. PUERTO RICO tions ILLINOIS 615 Johnson St. WEST VIRGINIA Vickburg, MS 39180 Puerto Rico International Assn, Illinois Coin Machine (601)636-3481 Coin Operators Assn. West Virginia Music of Amusement Parks & Operators Assn. P.O. Box S-4826 & Vending Assn. Attractions (IAAPA) 710 E. Ogden, Suite 113 MONTANA San Jose, PR 00905 1715 W. DuPont Ave. 4230 King St. Naperville, IL 60540 (809) 725-7481 Belle, WVA 25015 Alexandria, VA 22302 (708) 369-2406 Montana Coin Machine (304) 949-3289 (703) 671-5800 Adonna Jerman Operators Assn. SOUTH CAROLINA Leoma W. Ballard John Graff, exec, director 3108 Broadwater Ave. Chicago Metropolitan Music Helena, MT 59601 South Carolina WASHINGTON National Automatic & Amusement Assn. (406) 442-7088 Coin Operators Assn., Inc. Merchandising Assn.(NAMA) 710 E. Ogden, Suite 113 3270 Bagnal Dr. Washington Amusement & 20 N. Wacker Dr., Suite 3500 Naperville, IL 60563 NEW JERSEY Columbia, SC 29204 Music Operators Assn. Chicago, IL 60606-3102 (708) 369-2406 (803) 738-0652 P.O.Box 24807 (312) 346-0370 Adonna Jerman AMOA of New Jersey Seattle, WA 98124-0807 David R. Stone, dir. /communica- 6 Sutton Place SOUTH DAKOTA (206) 682-5700 tions INDIANA Edison, NJ 08817 Steve Anderson (201) 287-4990 Music & Vendors Assn, ARKANSAS Indiana Amusement & Music of South Dakota WISCONSIN Operators Assn. Garden State Amusement 1028 Jackson Blvd. Arkansas Music 9461 E. Washington St. Operators Assn. Rapid City, SD 57702 Wisconsin Amusement & Operators Assn. Indianapolis, IN 46229 409 Munroe Ave. (605) 342-0530 Music Operators P.O. 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ADASTRA, INC. Michael Tillery, president Jim Henderson, vice president Jerry Weiman 747 Sheridan Blvd., Unit 5-D John Martin, vice president Steve McAllister, special events (Whac-A-Mole, Bully Buster, Hot DATA EAST USA, INC. Raymond L. Wilson, C.F.O. Lakewood, CO 80226 (automatic coin-op photo booths & Spot, Pattie Cake, Super Shifter, 1850 Little Orchard St. Sam Zammuto, vp-marketing (303)231-9199 instant 8x10 souvenir photography) Bowler Rowler, Roll-A-Ball Derry, San Jose, CA 95125 Marcio Donilla, vp-sales (800) 638-4667 Water Race and other amusement (408) 286-7080 FAX: 303-238-3138 (mfrer of coin-operated electronic AXLON, INC. games) FAX: 408-971-0722 English Foster Brashear scoring dart games; Mark 110 Pioneer Way Joseph Keenan, president Darts) (coin-operated amusement games) Mountain View, CA 94041 BROMLEY INCORPORATED Gene Lipkin, sr. vice president (415) 961-3671 3231 W. Victona St. Steve Walton, vp-sales AMERICAN SAMMY CORP. ATARI GAMES FAX: 415-964-7715 Chicago, IL 60659 Jolly Backer, director of sales 2421 205TH Street CORPORATION Nolan K. Bushnell, chairman (312) 267-6030 (coin-operated amusement games; Suite D-104 675 Sycamore Dr. Pete Mokris, coin-op development FAX: 312-509-9508 video & pinball) Torrance, CA 90501 Milpitas, CA 95035 Charles Onorato, vp-operations Laura n Bromley, president 434-3700 (213) 320-7167 (408) (coin-op amusement equipment) DATA EAST PINBALL INC. FAX: 213-320-2597 FAX: 408-434-5800 CAROUSEL 1990 Janice Ave. Norman Evangelista, PR. Hide Nakajima, president BALLY MANUFACTURING INTERNATIONAL CORP. Melrose Park, EL 60160 vp-sales Ko Adachi, vice president Shane Breaks, CORP P.O. Box 307 (708) 345-7700 marketing director David Peckels, sales director Mary Fujihara, 8700 W. Bryn Mawr Ave. Eldon, MO 65026 FAX: 708-345-7718 customer service dir. (coin-operated video arcade games, Elaine Shirley, Chicago, IL 60631 (314) 392-7122 Gary Stem, exec. vp/Gen. Mgr. Robert Stewart, dm/manufacturing video game conversion kits) (312) 399-1300 (800) 325-3353 Shelley Sax, JOAT (coin-operated amusement games: FAX: 312-693-3595 FAX: 314-392-7125 Joe Kaminkow, dir. of design merchandise/redemption) videos, Norwood Veatch, president Peter Gustafson, cust. serv. AMERICAN Paul J. Johnson, vp/CFO/treasurer mgr. SHUFFLEBOARD Neil E. Jenkins, vp/secretary & Brad Veatch, vice president Aamie Aarstad, cust. serv. mgr. ATLANTIC & PACIFIC COMPANY, INC. general counsel Ken Schaeffer, vp-sales (coin-op amusement machines-pin- AMUSEMENT CORP. (coin-operated kiddie rides) ball) 210 Paterson Plank Rd. William E. Chandler, vp/financial 1428 N. Broad St. operations Union City, NJ 07087 Hillside, 07205 (201)865-6633 NJ Charles T. Powell, vp/ administra- CAPCOM U.S.A., INC. DYNAMO CORPORATION 926-0700 Mary Cusano, president (201) tion 3303 Scott Blvd. 2525 Handley-Ederville Rd. (800) 327-6076 Sol Lipkin, sales director (casino hotels, health & fitness clubs Santa Clara, CA 95054 Richland Hills, TX 76118 FAX: 201-926-3512 Richard Delfino, co-ordinator & products, lottery business & re- (408) 727-0400 (817) 589-7699 Max Puddy Hinkes, president 408-496-5720 Leo Stelter, plant supervisor lated products, slot machine FAX: (800) 527-6054 Simon Denk, vice president (Coin-op table shuffleboards, coin- manufacturer & distribution) Kenzo Tsujimoto, chairman FAX: 817-284-7606 Rudy Legs, sales op six pocket billiard tables and coin- George Nakayama, president Bill Rickett, president Harry Hank O'Reilly, sales op bumpa pool tables) BALLY GAMING DIVISION William Cravens, vp, dir.-sales & H.L. Coats, exec, vice president Tropic Anny, export Ms. 6601 Bermuda Rd. mrktg. Mark Struhs, vp-sales & marketing (slot machines, pokers. Lucky £ AMERICAN TECHNOS Las Vegas, NV 89119 (coin-operated video games & kits; Mike Trostle, mgr. of engineering Lines, video games, flippers, cartiridges for Nintendo Entertain- (coin-op pool tables, soccer tables, air 4805 SW Griffith Dr. (new address: please call informa- jukeboxes, Quarter horses, pool cushion tables; video games; Beaverton, OR 97005 tion) ment home systems) cranes) tables, arcade equipment, cranes, (503) 643-9768 Lowell Hansen, president bingos, punchboards, boards, kits) Keiichi Iwamoto, president Robert Harpling, vp-sales COMMUNIDYNE, INC. EXIDY, INC. dir. of 636 Anthony Trail 2688 C Middlefield Rd. Aldo Donnaloia, vp-sales PHOTO SYSTEMS, Robert Dickenson, marketing (video games) AUTO Raymond Heidel, dir. of engineering Northbrook, IL 60062 Redwood City, CA 94063 INC. (mfrer of coin-operated gaming (708) 498-2444 (415) 364-5201 ARACHNID, INC. 2722 Walnut Ave. machines and lottery terminals) (800) 637-VEND FAX: 415-364-5286 Tustin, CA 92680 708498-6369 R. P.O. 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Rose Garden Lane Redmond, WA 98052 Peter Bartola, general manager (coin-op amusement games & con- TENNESSEE, INC. Qiiifp ffA (206) 882-2040 (Skee-ball, arcade games) version kits) 1220 W. Jackson Phoenix, AZ 85027 FAX: 206-882-3585 Shelbyville, TN 37160 (602)780-0112 MAXIMUM MARKETING, Minoru Arakawa, president SMART INDUSTRIES (615) 684-0100 FAX: 602-780-0331 Howard Lincoln, sr. vp/gen. counsel 1626 Delaware Ave. INC. 800-456-6882 Gregory B. Sullivan, president Alan Stone, vp-commercial products Des Moines, I A 50317 597 E. Crosstimbers FAX: 615-685-0144 Kim Cook, vp & COO Peter Main, vp-marketing (515) 265-9900 Leslie Warren, president Mike O'Connor, vp-sales Houston, TX 77022 (coin-op amusement games/VS Sys- (800) 553-2442 Judith Thomas, secy/ treas. Marty Sullivan, vp-marketing (713) 695-4220 tem & consumer products) FAX: 515-265-3148 FAX: 713-695-1145 Jess Butler, plant mgr. (coin- opera ted sports games) Gordon Smart, president Mike Hubacek, president (video games) PENN-RAY Jeff Smart, vice president Beamth, vp-technical-R&D IREM AMERICA CORP. Jim 3161-A State Road (basketball games; cranes; Smartball (manufactures convert-a-game sys- GAMETEK, INC. 8335 154th Avenue NE Bensalem, PA 19020 skill alleys; Jackpot Rotary) tem; video game repairs; used parts; 2999 N.E. 191st St., Suite 800 Redmond, WA 98052 (215) 638-4720 used PCB's; kits) N. Miami Beach, FL 33180 (206) 882-1093 (800) 523-8934 SMS MANUFACTURING (305) 935-3995 FAX: 206-883-8038 FAX: 215-639-2732 CORP. MELTEC, INC. R.C. general FAX: 305-932-8651 Frank Ballouz, office of the president Emmrich, manager 601 Prospect St. 1550-B Las Plumas Ave. Grace Dejesus, sales/mrktg secy Max Fujimolo, director E. Xaviar Bridge, sales manager Lakewood, NJ 08701 San Jose, CA 95133 soccer (Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy arcade Darlene Kindler (tournament foosball tables, a (908) 370-3030 (408) 923-1302 video games - upright, cocktail & full line of parts, supplies & acces- (800)221-0138 (800) 356-4777 countertop) JALECO USA, INC. sories for the coin and billiard in- FAX: 908-363-6329 FAX: 408-923-0835 310 Era Drive dustry.) Sal Mirando, president & CEO John McEwan, president GLOBAL BILLIARD Northbrook, IL 60062 Jim Pietrangelo, v.p. /sales & market- Mike McEwan, vice president MFG. CO., INC. (708) 480-1811 PLAYFAIR SHUFFLEBOARD ing Albina McEwan, vice president 1263 W. 132nd St. FAX: 708480-9231 CO., INC. Joan Sierchio, vp-finance & admin. Mel McEwan, chairman Gardena, CA 90247-1595 Howard Rubin, president 7021 Bluffton Rd. Bob Harzer, sales manager (coin-operated ticket redemption (213) 327-0562 Larry Berke, dir., coin-op sales Fort Wayne, IN 46809-2705 (video lottery games, redemption games) FAX: 213-327-3816 Darlene Lamz, sales administrator (219) 747-7288 and merchandising equipment, (coin-operated pool tables, modem Jim Prokop, service technician (800) 541-3743 video amusement games) & antique style) (dedicated and kit video games; con- MERIT INDUSTRIES, INC. FAX: 219-747-0470 sumer software) 2525 State Rd. Brian G. Crowl, president SNK CORPORATION P.O. Box 5004 GRAND PRODUCTS, INC. Federico Alleje, vice president OF AMERICA Bensalem, PA 19020 45 Meyer Road JOHNSTON PRODUCTS CO. Sandy Manor, sales 246 Sobrante Way (215) 639-4700 Bensenville, IL 60130 627 15th Ave. Kelly Caudill, account coordinator Sunnyvale, CA 94086 (800) 523-2760 (sales) (708) 766-8282 P.O. Box 458 (coin-operated and home-style (408) 736-8844 (800) 445-9353 (service) FAX: 708-766-6688 East Moline, IL 61244 tabletop shuffleboards) FAX: 408-736-0446 FAX: 215-639-5346 (309) 755-5021 David J. Marofske, Sr., president Salina, KS 67402-1073 Paul Jacobs, president Peter Feuer, president Stanley W. Jarocki, vp-secretary (800) 747-1144 (913) 827-6229 John Barone, vice president Bernard Powers, dir. of marktg. Terry Sullivan, vp-manufacturing Bud Johnston, president FAX: 913-827-6336 Tracy Tate, sales representative David Rubinstein, natl. sales mgr. (Vending novelty games) Ken Cochran, chairman Susan Jarocki, product mgr. David J. Marofske, Jr., vp-ad- James Kelly, customer service ministration Clyde Male, president Rachel Davies, sales rep Beth Wiener, adv. coordinator Henry S. Ross, exec, director KIDDIE RIDES U.S. A. Tom Collins, national sales mgr. (NEO-GEO multi video game sys- (counter top video games; video lot- (mfrer coin-op amusement games 604 Main St. (manufactures coin-op basketball tem) tery games and electronic dart and universal Video game cabinets. Davenport, IA 52803 games; also home model electronic games) Also design consulting; wire har- (319) 326-6467 basketball game) STANDARD KIDDIE RIDES ness; sub assemblies; contract game (800) 553-8000 8384 Frankstown Ave. assembly.) Robert H. Versman, president MIDWAY PREMIER TECHNOLOGY Pittsburgh, PA 15221 Stuart Heller, exec, vice pres, MANUFACTURING 759 Industrial Dr. (412) 243-6700 GRAYHOUND (coin-operated kiddie rides) COMPANY Bensenville, IL 60106 (800) 874-3371 ELECTRONICS, INC. 3401 N. California Ave. (708) 350-0400 FAX: 412-243-6710 Chicago, IL 60618 P.O. Box 1697 KONAMI, INC. (800) 444-0761 Peter Cantor 900 Deerfield Parkway (312) 267-2240 FAX: 708-350-1097 Rt. 37 & Germania Station Rd. (mfrer/dist. kiddie rides) Buffalo Grove, IL 600894510 FAX: 312-267-8435 Gilbert Pollock, president Toms River, NJ 08753 G. (708) 215-5100 Ken Fedesna, vp-general manager Clarton, east region sales mgr. (201) 341-5200 Dan STATUS GAME CORP. FAX: 708-215-5144 Pat Delahanty, vp-finance Miller, region sales mgr. (800) 222-0491 Duane west 336 Stamm Rd. sr. Mike Wood, mgr. cust. service- FAX: 201-341-6560 Stephen Kaufman, vp-coin-op Ron Zahler, south region sales mgr. Newington, CT 06111 div. part sales (design and manufacture pinball (203) 666-1960 Carmen J. Ricci, chairman Frank Pellegrini, nat. dir.-sales/ser- Joesph Dillon, vp-sales/mrktg. machines) Thomas M. Ricci, president FAX: 203-666-8767 vice (pinball machines, video games, Brian A. Petaccio, vice president Lawrence Dunn, president Michael Kubin, sales novelty games) ROYAL CORONA, INC. Michael Yaffa, vp-amusement div. Daniel J. Dinnebeil, national sales mgr. Jerry Korbecki, service prod. mgr. Essex Road (coin-op counter tops and kits; (coin-operated video equipment & (coin-operated and home computer MIKE MUNVES CORP. Center Conway, NH 03813 gaming equipment) video skill cranes) games) 10 Paulding St. (603) 356-5117 Elmsford, NY 10523 (800) TAN-SALE SUN CORPORATION HUSTLE OF ARIZONA KRAMER MFG. CO., INC. (914) 347-3777 Bo Hermansen, president OF AMERICA Ralph Hotkins, sales manager (token operated tanning beds) 3731 E. LaSalle 451 Magnolia Ave. 11165 Knott Ave. (coin-op arcade games) Phoenix, AZ 85040 Croydon, PA 19020 Suite A & B 788-8516 (602) 437-1054 (215) ROMSTAR, INC. Cypress, CA 90630 FAX: 602-437-1055 (800) 631-2126 MURREY & SONS CO., INC. 22857 Lockness Ave. (714) 891-4500 215-788-8953 Phil Vaught FAX: 14150 S. Figueroa St. Torrance, CA 90501 FAX: 714-892-0150 Philip Comick, (video games & conversion kits) exec, vp Los Angeles, CA 90061 (213) 539-2744 Yoshi Homma, president Phil Horowitz, nat'l sales mgr. (213)321-5161 FAX: 213-539-3626 (coin-op dedicated video games & dir. /customer service president I.C.E. Ed Kaba, FAX: 213-217-0504 Takahito Yasuki, kits; consumer video products, (video pokers, skilldozer II, super- Murrey, president Rene Lopez, national marketing (Innovative Concepts in Gordon software for Nintendo games) star basketball, cranes, video games, Murrey, vp-sales manager Entertainment, Inc.) Patrick kits) accessories) sales manager 1501 Kensington Ave. (pool tables & billiard Tim Jackson, TAITO AMERICA CORP. (video games & conversion kits) Buffalo, NY 14215 390 Holbrook Dr. (716)833-0481 LAZER-TRON CORP. NAMCO AMERICA, INC. Wheeling IL 60090 (800) 342-3433 7042 B Commerce Cir. 453 Ravendale Drive, Suite A SEGA ENTERPRISES INC. (708) 520-9280 Ralph Coppola, president Pleasanton, CA 94566 Mountain View, CA 94043 (USA) FAX: 708-520-1309 Jack Willert, vice president (415) 460-0873 (415) 965-7300 2149 Paragon Dr. Mr. M. Suzuki, president (coin-op amusement games, Chexx, (800) 752-5998 FAX: 415-962-7300 P.O.Box 610550 Yoshi Suzuki, exec, vice pres. Turbo Drive, Super Kbcx) FAX: 415460-0365 Jerald Shaevitz, director San Jose, CA 95161-0550 Rick Rochetti, vp-sales Matthew Kelly, vp-marketing (licensing of software titles, dis- (408) 435-0201 James Chapman, sales mgr. IMAGINATION LEISURE, Mark Kelly, vp-sales tribute and sell SEGA Genesis titles) FAX: 408-435-0294 Natalie Kulig marketing mgr. Norman Petermeier, CEO INC. Tom Petit, president (coin-op video games & kits) (design & manufacture of ticket Howell Ivy, executive vice pres. (formerly U.S. Billiards) NELSON TECHNOLOGY redemption products) dir. mrktg. 251 Dixon Ave. CORP. Lenore Sayers, of Donna Cristich, information Amityville, NY 11701 5706 Corsa Ave. #102 Davidson, mgr. -customer ser- (516)842-4242 Westlake Village, CA 91362 Dari 1 AMUSEMENT MACHINE MANUFACTURERS

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Ira White, accountant (619)755-9715 Larry Vaughn, vending sales Grand Products, Kramer, Litton, lywood, I.C.E., Kramer, Merit, Mid- (American Sammy, American Shuf- FAX: 619-755-9742 Jack McKinney sales Mars, Merit, Midway, Premier/Got- way, NSM-Lions, Pioneer, SNK, fleboard, American Technos, Arach- 1 Barry Feinblatt, president (same lines as Charlotte, office) tlieb, RM1, Rock-Ola Vending, Smart, Strata, NC Taito, Tecmo, Valley, nid. Atari, Bally/Midway, Capcom, Carol Archibald, chief accountant Romstar, Rowe Music & Vending, Williams/United, Ardac, Coinco, Data East, Dynamo, Grand Products, (money pushers, SMS cranes, Leland Sega, SNK, Strata, SMS, Tecmo, US Dixie Narco, Brady Distributing Co. Mars, U-Select-It/USI, Grayhound, I.C.E., Leland, Konami, for export to South America) Games, Williams) 1541 NW 165 th St. Wittenborg World Wide condiment Merit, Nintendo, Premier, Romstar, stands) Miami 33169 Atlas Distributing Sega, Smart, Sun Corp., Taito, Valley, 621-1415 COLORADO (305) 4500 West Dickens Williams, FABTEK, Jaleco, Seeburg FAX: 305-624-5278 Chicago 60639 INDIANA SNK) Brady president Mountain Coin Machine Jon (312) 276-5005 Robert Flaim, vice president Distributors 1 E. FAX: 312-276-9752 Atlas Distributing Mountain Coin Machine 345 W. 62nd Ave. 8 Richard Gershman, general Jerome Marcus, president 1341 Sadlier Circle Drive South Distributors Denver 80216 1 manager Edward Pellegrini, exec, vice pres. Indianapolis 46239 751 E Broadway Bill sales (303) 427-2133 I Arden, mgr. Joeseph Serpico, treas./vp-opera- (317)322-0104 Des Moines 50313 FAX: 303-429-2104 I Enzo Celani, service mgr. tions FAX: 317-359-8035 (515) 282-6211 I Chin, parts (800) 433-2325 Joe mgr. (American Shuffleboard, American James McNally, vending sales mgr. FAX: 515-282-5554 Elden Kingston, owner (Ameri Corp., Atari, Leland, Arach- Technos, Ardac, Atari, Capcom, Data Jim Abbett, branch manager (800) 282-6211 Jack Brown, division mgr. nid, Ardac, Auto. Prod., Bally Cap- East, Dynamo, Exidy, FABTEK, (American Shuffleboard, American Dick Kincaid, manager corn, Data East, Jackie Lassman, record mgr. Dynamo, Fabtek, Grand Products, Grayhound* Jaleco, Technos, Ardac, Atari, Capcom, Data Jack Brown, division manager Konami, (Arcad, Automatic Products, Mars, Pioneer, R.M.I., Rock- Konami, Kramer, Leland, Merit, East, Dynamo, Exidy, FABTEK, (A.P. Bally, Coinco, Ever Pure, Exidy, Ola, Romstar, Sega, Bally/Midway, RMI, Dynamo, SNK, Smart, Mars, Nintendo, Nomac, P&P, Grand Products, Grayhound, Jaleco, Game Plan, Grayhound, Imperial Taito, Williams) Exidy, Moyer-Diebel, Nintendo, Val- Premier, Rock-Ola, Romstar, Sega, Konami, Kramer, Leland, Merit, Holiday Cups, Klopp, Konami, Lit- ley, Arachnid, Digital Controls, Standard, SNK, Taito, Tecmo, USI, Mars, Nintendo, Nomac, P&P, ton, Mars, Merit, Nintendo, Premier, Grayhound, Merit, Sega, American Lawson Distributing Co. Valley, Williams, Wittenborg) Premier, Rock-Ola, Romstar, Sega, R.M.I., Status, Universal, Valley, Shuffleboard, Premier, Johnson 2099 42nd St., N.W. Standard, SNK, Taito, Tecmo, USI, Ardac, Dynamo, NSM, Rock-Ola, Products, NSM, BMG, CBS, Capitol, Winter Haven 33881 Coin Machine Corporation Valley, Williams, Wittenborg) Arachnid, American Shuffleboard, Commtron, Eric, TMG, Gusto, MCA, (813) 967-1171 of America Data East, USI) PolyGram, WEA) (800) 282-6411 4322 N. Western Ave. Cleveland Coin Machine Manley Lawson, president Chicago 60618 Exchange, Inc. KANSAS THE COLORADO GAME Michael Dodson, vice president (312) 588-1814 8735 Boehning Lane EXCHANGE, INC. (Arachnid, American Shuffleboard, Herbert Perkins, president J. Indianapolis 46219 Bird Distributors, Inc. dba The Colorado Dynamo, Merit, NSM, Status, James Carlino, administrative assist. Game & Vending (317) 895-4270/4271 5104 Frontage Rd. Exchange Tradewest, U.S. Games, Joseph Uvelli, vp-sales Tim Dwyer, branch manager P.O. Box B Gamemasters) Henry service 2830 W. 9th Ave. Hazel, mgr. Mark Wagner, service mgr. Manhattan 66502 Denver 80204 (American Lock, American Shuf- (Ameri Corp., American Hand (913) 537-2930 (303) 893-4300 Southern Music Dist. Co., Inc. fleboard, AMI, Bally, Exidy, Dryer, American Sammy, American A. Lou Ptacek, president FAX: 303-893-8652 503 W. Central Blvd. Gamemasters, Nintendo, Seeburg Shuffleboard, American Technos, David L. Ptacek, vp/gm Richard S. Babich, president Orlando 32801 U.S. Games, Valley) Arachnid, Ardac, Atari, Betson, Nate Watkins, operations mgr. (coin-op amusement & music equip- (407) 843-4302 Bob's Space Racers, Bromley, Cap- (same lines as Lenexa office) ment) Ron Rood, president K.A.T. Incorporated com, Carousel, Carson City, Classic Jerry Reeves, vice president 2126-28 W. Callender Wood Products, Coastal Amuse- Bird Distributors, Inc. CONNECTICUT Peoria 61604-5520 ments, Coinco, Coin Concepts, Data 7905 Nieman Rd. Lenexa 66214 Southern Music Dist. Co., Inc. (309) 637-4115 East video & pinball. Design Plus, 2140 Dennis St. FAX: 309-637-0296 Dixie Narco, (913) 888-8877 Betson Enterprises Downyjohnson, Doyle, Jacksonville 32204 Russell Kinzinger Dynamo, Exidy, FABTEK, Fixture FAX: 913-888-7110 32 Higgins Dr. (904) 356-1337 Bryan Kinzinger World, Gamemasters, A. Lou Ptacek, president Milford 06460 Game Tek, Vera Bockius, manager David Kinzinger Grand Products, Grayhound, George Ptacek, vp & mgr. (203) 878-6966 Hol- (SMS Manufacturing Valley Recrea- lywood, Intermark, I.C.E., Imagina- (Automatic Products, RMI, Mars, Bob Lawrence, parts mgr Coinco, NRI, Exidy, tion Products) tive Leisure, Irem, I. VICS, SMS, Dynamo, Chris Polso, sales mgr. GEORGIA Jaleco, Klopp, Konami, Kramer, Leland, SNK, Data East, Konami, Rowe, Nin- (Bally/Midway, Atari, Williams, Mars, Meltec, NSM, Namco, Ninten- tendo, Valley, Arachnid, Rock-Ola MDM, Automatic Products, Greater Southern Dist. Co. The Amusement Equipment do, P&P, Penn-Ray, Pioneer, Plateau, vending, Leland, Capcom, Sega, Dynamo, Ardac, Data East, Leland, 2164 Marietta Blvd., N.W. Exchange, Inc. Playfair, Premier, Rock-Ola vending Amer. Technos, Tecmo, Merit, RMI, Rowe Vending, Trade West, Atlanta 30318 1203 5th Ave. Romstar, SMS, SNK, Seeburg Sega, Grayhound, Sun, Ardac, Dixie Exidy, Merit, Sega, Cinematronics) (404) 352-3040 Rock Island, 61201 Sharp Narco) FAX: 404-355-8149 (309) 788-0135 Images, Sharp Ovens, Skee- Ball, Smart Industries, Standard County Billiard Supply Co. Morris Piha, president Tom Leon United Distributors, Inc. Change Makers, Strata, Taito, USI, 210 Boston Ave. David Capilouto, vice president Bev Jones P.O. Box 1995 Valley, Vari-Tech, Williams, Witten- Stratford 06497 Rubin Piha, vice president Jerry Kneight 420 S. Seneca borg Zamperla) (203) 377-3619 (American Technos, Arachnid, Atari, (coin-op kiddie rides, redemption Wichita 67213 Edward Hanko, president Capcom, Data East, Doyle, Dixie games, arcade novelties, contract (316) 263-6181 refurbishing replacement parts, car- Distributors, Inc. Thomas E. Hanko, vice president Narco, Dynamo, Exidy, FABTEK, J & J Mark Y. Blum, Jr., president 9461 (Gandy Mfg., Playmaster Mfg., Konami, Leland, Meltec, Merit, Nin- nival rides, new casino equipment, E. Washington St. (Acme Premium Supply, American Indianapolis Meucd Mfg., McDermott Cue, Kes- tendo, Premier, Romstar, Rowe, new promotional items, new decor 46229 Shuffleboard, Ardac, Automatic 899-2530 tell Furniture, American Shuf- Sega, Skee-Ball, Smart, SMS, SNK, items, new party rental games anti- (317) Products, Capcom U.S. A, Coinco fleboard) Taito, Tecmo, Williams, Automatic ques & memborabilia amusement (800) 878-0789 Coin Acceptors, Data East, Dynamo, Products, Coinco, Mars, RMI, Rock- park rides, pick-up & delivery in the FAX: 317-899-6080 Dan Brechner & Sons, Deutsche T & M DIST. Ola, Rowe, Sharp, Very Fine) U.S. & most of Canada) Kelly Flynn, president Wurlitzer, Exidy, FABTEK, Game Pat Harper, sales 153 Conn. Mills Ave. manager Operators Corp., Grayhound Game Danielson 06239 Peach State Dist. Co. The Exchange Ron Dixon, service manager Plan, Grand Products, HMS Hank Ranft, parts (203) 774-9064 1040 Blvd. S.E. 12035th Ave. manager Monoco, Jaleco, Konami, Leland, (American Shuffleboard, (800) 648-2636 Atlanta 30312 Rock Island 61201 Automatic Loewen-America, Mars, Mitek, Products, FAX: 203-774-0935 (404) 622-4401 (309) 788-0135 Bally/Midway, Bally Merit, Nichibutsu, Nintendo, Nadel Sente, Cardinal, Coinco, Creative Mike Riquier, vice president (800) 727-3224 Mike Newcomb & Sons, Nancy Sales, Oriental Trad- Fixtures, Data Dan Riquier, sales FAX: 404-622-7972 Bill High East, Debitek, ing Co., Penn Ray Sutra, Peach State Grayhound, IDEA, Interlogic, Dist., Ted Gibson, service John F. Head IB, chairman (coin-op kiddie rides, carnival rides, RMI, Romstar, SNK, Sega, Klopp, Kramer, Litton, Mars, Seeburg (Carson City, Gametek, Gottlieb, Dick Sershon, president amusement equipment & arcade Scan Coin, Taito America, Memetron, Merit, Nintendo, Tecmo, Grayhound, Jaleco, NSM, Plateau, H. Earl Charlton, exec, vp games; specializing in used equip- Tehkan, Valley, Williams, Nomac, Rowe Music & Vending, Wico Dist.) Plush, Seeburg Strata, Valley) (Atari, AT&T, Bally/Midway, Bally ment) RMI, Sega, Tommy Lift, Valley, Sente, Coinco, Capcom, Data East, Vendo/USI, Veryfine, Williams) KENTUCKY FLORIDA Dynamo, Exidy, Kramer, Litton, National Coin Mars, Nintendo, Status, Rowe, 1 405 W. Diversey Kentucky Coin Machine Tecmo, Taito, USI, Ardac, Arachnid, Chicago 60614 Modem Vending Sales, Inc. Birmingham Vending Co. Leland, SNK) (312) 281-8211 7940 Pendleton Pike Distributors, Inc. 4542 L.B. McLeod Road, Suite A 6005 Fern Valley Carl Schmitt, vice president Indianapolis 46226-3995 Rd. Orlando 32811 Louisville 40228 ILLINOIS Elmer Schmitt, president (317) 542-9207 (407) 425-1505 (502) 966-5266 Bill Graves, service manager Tom Goldburg president (800) 330-1233 (Nintendo, Harvey Weingarten (Valley pool tables. Premier, Game Konami, Data East, Wil- FAX: 407-425-5632 American Vending Sales, Inc. Plan Exidy, Kitco, Auto Photo, U- liams, NSM, Valley, Seeburg Atari, Jay Waldman Charles Caplan, general manager 750 Morse Ave. (Ardac, Seal-It) Merit, Memetron, Moyer-Diebel, Atari, Automatic Products, Ron Elmore, credit Elk Grove manager Village 60007 Universal, Mars, Ardac, Dixie- Bally, Exidy, Mars, Midway, Ninten- (Arachnid, Atari, (708) 439-9400 Bally, Capcom, Narco, Lektro Vend, Arachnid, do, Rock-Ola, Taito, Valley, Arach- World Wide Distributors, Inc. Sega, Coinco, Data East, Dynamo, FAX: 708-439-9405 Leland, Vendi/USI) nid, Data East, 2730 W. 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VICS, Tecmo; all Kiddie Ride Mfg. & David Bloomquist, sales mgr. ing; Atari, Nintendo, Data East, Jaleco, Klopp, Konami, Kramer, others) Lieberman Music Co. (Ardac, Auto Prod., Coinco, Dan's Premier, Capcom, Valley, Merit, Leland, Mars, Meltec, NSM, Namco, 9549 Penn Ave. S. Cabinets, Dixie Narco, Litton, Mars, Mars, Litton, Konami, Grayhound, Nintendo, P&P, Penn-Ray, Pioneer, MARYLAND Minneapolis 55431 RMI, Rowe, Royal, Very Fine) Taito, Coinco, Bally, Exidy, FABTEK, Premier, Plateau, Playfair, RMI, (612) 887-9438 Smart, Grand, Jaleco, SNK, Tecmo) Rock-Ola vending, Romstar, SMS, FAX: 612-887-5656 Amusement World, Inc. MISSISSIPPI SNK, Seeburg, Sega, Sharp Images, (800) 533-4878 (outside MN) (Electro-Sport East) Yam ate USA Corp. Sharp Ovens, Skee-Ball, Smart In- Stephen E. 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T.O.P. Distg. Co., Inc. Greco Bros. Jeff Stevens, service Douglas Shipley, sales mgr. FAX: 216-349-2002 739 Linden Ave. (Wurlitzer, NSM, Dynamo, Hamil- Amusement Co., Inc. Jim Misuraca, sales Norman Goldstein, president Rochester, 14625 ton, Klopp, Romstar, Drews, Turbo 1160 Broadway Jay Bender, sales Alex Goldstein, vice president (716) 585-1100 Poker, Electro-Sport, Tekbilt, Albany 12204 Bob Muniak, sales Fred Goldstein, vice president IN:800-222-8671 Nichibutsu, Sharp Image, Mars, 465-0228 Sandy Gold, plush sales Eva Guselia, treasurer (518) OUT:800-872-5656 SESA-IIT Payphones, Hollywood, (Ameri Corp., American Hand David Hesketh, sales manager Joseph J. Greco, president FAX: 716-248-8777 I.C.E.) Thomas D. Greco, vice president Dryer, American Sammy, American (Rock-Ola, Bally/Midway, Williams, L. Thomas Tarantelli, president (coin-op amusement & music equip- Shuffleboard, American Technos, Premier, Dynamo, Romstar, Exidy, Matthew Tarantelli, vice president ment) Operators Distg., Inc. Arachnid, Ardac, Atari, Automatic Valley, Atari, Kitcorp, Konami, Jeffrey Tarantelli, treasurer Route 5, Box 336 Products, Betson, Bob's Space Leland, Arcadia, Betson, Capcom, (Arachnid, Bally, Capcom, Coin-co, High Point 27263 Racers, Bromley, Capcom, Carousel, I.C.E., SNK, Skee-Ball, Smart Basket- Manhattan Coin Machine Inc. Data East, Dynamo, Konami, (919) 884-5714 Carson City, Qassic Wood Products, ball, Smart Cranes, Tecmo, American 599 10th Ave. Leland, Mars, Nintendo, Romstar, Steve Henderson, gen. mgr. Coastal Amusements, Coinco, Coin Technos, Taito, Meltec, FABTEK, New York 10036 Rowe Music Vending, Sega, Smart, Dick McCannel, sales mgr. Concepts, Data East video & pinball. Jaleco, Grand Products) (212) 279-1095 Taito, Valley) Dick Hall, service mgr. 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Box Jerry Grotjan, branch manager Charlotte 28219 Konami, Kramer, Leland, Mars, Mel- S.M.S., Data East, Status) (same lines as Solon, Ohio main Saunier-Wilhem tec, NSM, Namco, Nintendo, P&P, (704) 357-6284 Company branch) FAX: 704-357-1243 2707 E. Elm-Eugene St. Penn-Ray, Pioneer, Plateau, Playfair, Mondial International Corp. Jon Brady, president Greensburo 27406 Premier, RMI, Rock-Ola vending, Royal Distributing Corp. Mondial Building Blair Norris, vice president (919) 272-3412 Romstar, SMS, SNK, Seeburg, Sega, 1210 Glendale-Milford Rd. 661 Hillside Road Jim Frye, vp-marketing Jim Wilhem, vp/ treasurer Sharp Images, Sharp Ovens, Skee- Cincinnati 45215 P.O. Box 889 Tom Kiel, vp-marketing Rudy Vaughn, manager Ball, Smart Industries, Standard (513) 771-4250 Pelham Manor 10803 (Ameri Corp, Amer. Sammy, Amer. Carolyn Pergerson, assistant Change Makers, Strata, Taito, USI, Joe Westerhaus, president (914) 738-7411 Shuffelboard, Amer. Technos, Arach- manager Valley, Vari-Tech, Williams, Witten- Jack Schleicher, general manager FAX: 914-738-7521 nid, Atari, Automatic Products, Mid- (American Shuffleboard, Brunswick, borg, Zamperla) Linda Singer, comptroller S. D. Fesjian, chairman/president way, Coin Acceptors, Data East, Gandy, General Sportcraft, Harvard, Claudia Wilson, sales/parts R Sarkisian, exec, vp Dixie-Narco, Dynamo, Grayhound, Playmaster, Kestell) Cleveland Coin Machine manager Robert A. Fesjian, vp-finance Doyle, Hamilton, Jaleco, Klopp, Exchange, Inc. (NSM, Playmaster, Grayhound, (this office handles all export & ad- Konami, Kramer, Leland, Litton, 4085 N. Leap Rd. Merit, SNK, Valley, Dynamo Soccer, ministration for our various com- OHIO Mars, Merit, Nichibutsu, RMI, Rene Hilliard 43026 Leland, Tecmo) panies) Pierre, Rock-Ola, Romstar, Sega, (614) 771-5901 Cleveland Coin Machine Shaffer Distributing Co. Taito, Tecmo, Valley, Very Fine (800) 767-7779 T. O.P, Distg. Co., Inc. 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Pubtime, Romstar, Rowe, SNK, Laniel Automatic Machine Inc. Sammons-Pennington Tornado, U.S. Games, Valley, Vendo, Salt Lake City 84101 Tecmo, Williams) 151 Ch. Rockland Rd. Co., Inc. Very Fine, Williams) (801)3281636 Montreal, 252-1177 Quebec 440 Monroe Ave. (800) WEST VIRGINIA H3P 2W3 Memphis 38103 O'Connor Distributing FAX: 801-3281641 (514)731-8571 (901)526-0611 Co., Inc. Pres Struve, president Hilltop Distg., Inc. FAX: 514-731-4006 George W. Sammons, president 9030 Directors Row Stan Larsen, vice president 404 Penco Road Pierre Laniel, president D.V. Pennington, secy/treas. Dallas 75247 V. Kent Larsen, vice president Weirton 26062 Jean Coutu, vp/sales mgr. (NSM, Seeburg, Automatic (214) 631-0150 (Arachnid, Atari, Bally, Capcom, (304) 7283195 Pierre Bastien, accountant Products, Ardac, Coinco, Litton, Bill O'Connor, president Dynamo, Exidy, Litton, Mars, Nin- 537-5755 (800) (Atari, Bally, Data East, Dynamo, RMI, Vendo/USI, Mars, Tommy Bobby O'Connor, vice president tendo, Romstar, SMK, Sega, Taito, 304-7280041 FAX: Fasna, Grayhound, Konami, Lektro, Liftgate, EagleLiftgate, Dixie-Narco) (Atari, Nintendo, Capcom, Valley, Tommy Lift, Valley, Williams, Merit, Mark Milletary, president Leland, Lynde, Midway, Nintendo, Williams, SNK, Leland, U.S. Games, Grayhound, Sente, Konami, Axlon, Douglas Wilson, general manager Northwestern, Ordway, Premier, Exidy, Arachnid, Ardac, Betson Data East, Intermark, Rowe) TEXAS Rick Anderson, service manager Sega, SNK, Taito, Toshiba, Valley, Cranes) (Ardac, American Sammy Corp., Wells Gardner, Williams) Allcoin Equipment Company WASHINGTON Bally/Midway, Brewmatic, Cap- Rowe International, Inc. com, Coinco, Dixie-Narco, Exidy, 1811 S. Alamo St. New Way Sales Co. Distributor Operations Dallas San Antonio 78204-1597 General Coin Distributing FABTEK, Gamemaster, Grayhound, 77Janda Court 3115 Flalifax Gremlin, Hollywood Crane, I-Vic, (512) 222-2306 3901 1st Ave. S. Rexdale, Ontario M9W 6V2 Dallas 75247 Lektro-Vend, Irem, Medalist, Merit, (800) 880-8363 Seattle 98134 (416) 674-8000 638-4280 FAX: 512-222-2300 (214) (206) 6281474 Nichibutsu, Pioneer Laser Entertain- FAX: 416-675-6005 FAX: 214-638-3310 ment, Plateau, Sharp Image, SMS, Malcolm H. Gildart, CEO (800) 6681474 Jerry Janda, president Bill Merrell, manager Valley) Jim Gildart, general manager FAX: 208625-0935 Sun, Tecmo, Tekbilt, Paul Janda, vice president Pete Morgan, sales rep Kenneth Vincent, parts/service mgr. Faye McWilliams, general manager Doug Bailey, general manager Freddie Dejameatt, sales rep John Mott, sales Mike McWilliams, sales manager WISCONSIN Dixie Narco, Litton) sales (Rowe, Jerry Estes, office manager Rudy Luna, J.E. Weatherhead Dists. Valley, (American Technos, Atari, Arachnid, (Rock-Ola, VideoBox, Pioneer Sales & Service, Inc. 4318 Dawson St. Southgate Amusement Ardac, Auto. Prod., Bally, Capcom, Grayhound, Capcom, SNK, Jaleco, 1241 Bellevue St. Burnaby, B.C. V5C 4B6 Vending, Inc. Coinco, Data East, Exidy, Tecmo, Ardac, Venex, Tommy & Dynamo, Green Bay 54302 (604) 294-8271 (formally Southgate Vending Sales) Grayhound, Hollywood, Intermark, Liftgate, Coinco, Medalist) (414) 4685200 FAX: 604-294-0771 4520 Tejasco KIS, Litton, Masterlock, Merit, Ralph Lubinski, branch manager Jim Weatherhead, president San Antonio 78218 DM, Midway, NSM-Lions, Nikom, Electronic Entertainment M (Atari, Dynamo, Exidy, I.C.E., (512)824-9223 Pioneer, RMI, Rock-Ola music, Rowe Inc. (EEI) Pioneer Sales & Service Inc. Klopp, Konami, Premier, Valley) John Gatens, president vending & bill changers, Romstar, 597 E. Crosstimber N55 W. 13875 Oak Lane Kathy Daniel, parts/service mgr.

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A-l PRODUCTS John Minkeve, sales mgr. (314) 531-8880 contact: Earl A. Heller EQUIPMENT (A.P.E.) Kim Garland, sales mgr. (plush toys pre-packs for cranes; (dist.: remote control/coin-operated Rt. 1, Box 654A, Flwy 101 & 142 Peconic Ave. stuffed animals novelties) Beaufort, NC 28516 (mfrer: & skeeball & redemption merchandise) amusement equipment) Medford, NY 11763 Other Ace Novelty locations ah (919) 7285311 (516)654-1197 3815 S. Ashland Ave. (800) 782-6721 (U.S. only) ADVANCED GRAPHIC AMUSEMENT EMPORIUM, FAX: 518289-4735 Chicago, 60609 contact: Stan Pearson IL DESIGNS INC. A. Arthur Ayala, dir. of mktg/sales (312) 847-2600 (mfrer/dist.: hard-to-find acces- 4673 Aircenter Circle 6880 S. Emporia St. (mfrer: SMT/Thru-Hole solder- (800) 9281223 sories for game cabinets) Reno, NV 89502 Englewood, CO 80112 ing/desoldering systems, circuit FAX: 312-847-7942 (702) 827-8285 (303) 790-0885 repair kits) 1855 Industrial St. ABC COIN SORTING/ FAX: 702-827-8283 (800) 525-7059 Los Angeles, CA 90021 COUNTING MFG. CO. contact: Ed Mallow FAX: 303-790-0746 BEAN INDUSTRIES, INC. (213) 6280500 2839 Biscayne Dr. (mfrer: graphic design, backlite contact: Gary Voss 10545 W. Glenbrook Court (800) 9282223 Plano, TX 75075 glass, mirror, plexiglass, video game (distg. & mfrer: complete line of Milwaukee, WI 53224 FAX: 213-625-0743 354-9669 (214) 5981212 graphicss, decals, p.o.p. signs) parts & accessories for jukeboxes, (414) Specialty Manufacturing Ltd. FAX: 214-867-8119 amusement, vending & billiards; FAX: 414-354-3161 4660 Dawson St. contact: Marcia Steffen A.L.D. SERVICES, INC. security equipment, electronics, contact: Tom Nichol Burnaby, BC Canada V5C4C3 (mfrer & distrib.: coin counter & 519 A&B Rudder Rd. tools) (mfrer: electronic bean bag toss (604) 299-7511 sorters, coin scales, wrappers, trays, St. Louis, MO 63026 game) FAX: 604-299-6761 boxes, currency counters, belt (314) 349-5050 Jerry Mackey, sales mgr. ASAHI SEIKO USA, INC. changers & a full service depart- (800) 77-PLUSH 4029 South Industrial Road BLOCK AND COMPANY, Ace Novelty Inti., Ltd. ment. FAX: 314-349-5137 Las Vegas, NV 89103 INC. Atlas Estates, Unit F, Cross Street, contact: Alan L. Deutschrnann 794-2920 1111 S. Wheeling Rd. Bradley, Bilston, West Midlands (702) (plush animals) Wheeling, IL 60090 ACE NOVELTY CO, INC. England WV148TS FAX: 702-794-0644 Mines, sales/mrktg. (708) 537-7200 (44) 902-403-344 Richard 'Rick' (800) 323-7556 13434 NE 16th St. FAX: 011-44-90-249-7652 ALTER ENTERPRISES mgr. Bellevue, WA 98005 Westpark Business Center (dist.: all products related to coin FAX: 708-537-1120 Cole, vp merchandising (206) 644-1820 ACME PREMIUM SUPPLY 210 West Parkway #7 handling equipment) Barbara (800) 707-1223 Pompton Plains, NJ 07444 (mfrer: cash handling equipment: 4100 Forest Tark Blvd. FAX: 206-641-0195 (201)6181111 cash boxes, trays, drawers, counters, St. Louis, MO 63108 AUTOMATED FAX: 201-6181415 PRODUCTION sorters, complete bag line, signs, key control products, etc.) 7 MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT & SERVICES

DIGITAL PRODUCTS HAMILTON SCALE CORP. (213)395-3490 4P3 BRANDT, INC. 4021 N.E. 5th Terrace 3350 Secor Rd. (800) 736-TOYS (416)750-4900 1750 Woodhaven Drive Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33334 Toledo, OH 43606 FAX: 213-394-8516 FAX: 416-750-1175 Bensalem, PA 19020 564-0521 (305) (419) 535-766 contact: Jay Salkin contact: Leonie Breeze (215) 638-3600 (electronic coin acceptors) (800) 837-5561 (dist.: plush toys and cranemerchan- (mfrer bulk vending equipment & FAX: 215-638-1188 FAX: 419-535-0345 dise) chrome stands; gum & nut dis- Wilkens, vp-marketing Gary DIXIE-NARCO contact: James Nesmith pensers; coin mechanisms) (mfrer: complete line of coin & cur- 34000 Drive Vokes (mfrer automatic cashiers, currency J-S SALES CO., INC. rency processing equipment) Eastlake, Ohio 44095 changers, token dispensers, bill 5 S. Fulton Ave. THE HENRY W.T. MALI & (216) 946-3000 validators) Mt. Vernon, NY 10550 CO., INC. CALIFORNIA PLAY FAX: 216-942-1835 (914) 668-8051 257 Park Ave. S. CO. contact: Sharon Taylor EQUIPMENT HAPP CONTROLS, INC. (800) 431-2944 New York, NY 10010 P.O. Box 311 (mfrer: dollar bill validators, coin 106 Garlish Drive FAX: 914-668-8735 (212) 475-4960 Bonita, 92002 changers, cold drink vending CA Elk Grove, IL 60007 John Nusser, general manager (800) 223-6468 (619) 432-3166 machines) (708) 593-6130 (Mfrer: conversion kits, power sup- FAX: 212-533-8169 Gladys Storaasi contact: FAX: 708-593-6137 plies, billiard equipment; parts & John O'Connor, sales mgr. (dist.: outdoor pool tables) EAGLE LIFT contact: Frank Happ supplies for coin-op amusement (mfrer: billiard cloth for coin-op P.O. Box 876 (mfrer/dist.: game controls, joys- machines) tables; custom made cue sticks) CAPITOL LIGHTING 2401 W. Broadway ticks, pushbuttons, trackballs, coin- PRODUCTS Council Bluffs, IA 51501 doors, dollar bill acceptors, specialty KLOPP INT'L, INC. MARS ELECTRONICS INT'L. 159 Alexander St. (712)322-1111 switches, steering, power supplies & 225 Dunbar Court 1301 Wilson Drive Yonkers, NY 10701 (800) 872-4283 power cords) Oldsmar, FL 34677-2900 West Chester, PA 19380 (914) 969-3400 FAXS712-823-8383 (813) 855-6789 (215) 430-2500 (800) 544-4866 Dan Barry, sales coordinator HORIZON DART SUPPLY (U.S. manufacturer of manual & (800) 523-5146 FAX: 914-968-6567 (mfrer: complete Une of hydraulic 2415 South 50th electric coin sorters & FAX: 215430-2694 contact: Gary Craig liftgates for pickups & light to Kansas City, KN 66106 counter/wrapper/baggers) Steve Kinder, nat'l sales mgr (decorative & display lighting) medium trucks; 1,000 lb., 1250 lb., (913)236-9111 (mfrer: coin & bill acceptors for and 1600 lb. capacity models.) (darts & dart related items) LEISURE ENTERTAINMENT vending and gaming machines) CHICAGO LOCK COMPANY LTD. 4311 W. Belmont Ave. EAST COAST DESIGN IMPERIAL 25 Hutcheson Place MAYONI ENTERPRISES P.O. Box 681 Chicago, IL 60641 INTERNATIONAL Lynbrook, NY 11563 10340 Glenoaks Blvd. Hammonton, 08037 (312) 282-7177 NJ 1270 Valley Brook Ave. (516) 593-5050 Pacoima, CA 91331 (609) 567-1700 FAX: 312-282-8199 Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 (800) 645-2162 (818) 899-2488 contact: Dale N. Padjen (800) 777-5635 (201)507-0936 FAX: 516-593-5896 (800) 345-1183 FAX: 609-567-3255 (manufacturer of high security locks) (800) 526-6261 contact: Jed Forman (FAX: 818899-0152 Gary Duboff, vice president FAX: 201-507-9181 (mfrer: $1-5-10-20 bill acceptors, contact: Oscar Robbins (mfrer: universal cabinets, contract COIN ACCEPTORS, INC. contact: Bob Lapinski video game kits) (mfrer: talking clown capsule ven- 300 Hunter Ave. manufacturing, video poker cabinet 5116 N. Azusa Canyon Rd. dor, electronic scale, mini pinball manufacturer) St. Louis, MO 63124-2013 Irwindale, CA 91706 LYNDE-ORDWAY CO., INC. bulk vendor, multivend personal (314) 725-0100 (818) 962-1024 3308 W. Warner products vendor, impulse machines- (800) 325-2646 ENM COMPANY (800) 423-2753 Santa Ana, CA 92704 11 models) FAX: 314-725-7198 5617 Northwest Highway FAX: 818-962-1311 (714) 957-1311 contact: Ken Hoffman Chicago, IL 60646-6135 contact: Kevin Cardea (800) 421-0921 (in CA) MICRO-MAGNETIC (mfrer: coin handling equipment: (312) 775-8400 (supplier: Rowe jukebox, parts and (800) 762-7057 (outside CA) INDUSTRIES, INC. coin doors, front plates, acceptors, FAX: 312-775-5968 supplies) FAX: 714433-2166 4062 Fabian Way changers, timers, lighted push but- contact: Lee Bryant contact: Dan Keller P.O. Box 10951 ton switches, shower control devices (mfrer: digital counters-electrical, IMPRESSMENT PLUS, INC. (mfrer, dist., dealer, factory Palo Alto, CA 94303 electronic; hour meters) & electronic acceptors) mechanical, 6217 Factory Rd. authorized: money handling equip- (415) 321-5520 Crystal Lake, IL 60014 ment & supplies; coin sorting, count- FAX: 415494-7658 COIN BILL VALIDATORS, FOXTRONIX, INC. (815) 455-2031 ing & wrapping machines; currency contact: Jack Riddle INC. 5460 Brooks St. (800) 441-5769 counters; counterfeit detectors; contact: Carole Schreier Monclair, CA 91763 FAX: 815455-2074 money scales, paper shredders, com- (mfrer: multi-bill coin changer, bulk 30 Di Tomas Ct. 984-8272 (mfrer: plush toys) puter forms, handling equipment, load $1-5-10-20 bill changers) Copiague, NY 11726 (714) FAX: 714-984-9869 bindery equipment; sales, service, (516) 842-3810 Horst W. Wedner, president parts & rentals.balers, cutters, decol- FAX: 516-842-6819 IMTECH INT'L HMS MONACO ET CIE LTD. (mfrer: Video Lottery Terminals) 260 West Broadway lators, bursters, folders, etc.) 135 W. 20th St. 4th H. contact: Joe Vogel New York, 10013 York, 10011 (mfrer: dollar bill validators $1-100) NY New NY GOLDEN YEARS AMUSE- (212) 226-6900 LYNDE-ORDWAY CO., INC. (212) 691-9000 COIN CONTROLS, INC. MENTS FAX: 212-226-8594 P.O. Box 8709 (800) 777-0901 Jennifer Reid, mktng coord. Fountain Valley, CA 92728-8709 FAX: 212-727-1382 1850 Howard Street P.O. Box 1506 (mfrer: variety of video displays) (money handling equipment & sup- contact: Ira Erstling Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 Castroville, CA 95012 plies; coin sorting counting & wrap- (mfrer: costume jewelry /watches for (312) 228-1810 (408) 384-5800 ping machines; currency counters; use in cranes, rotaries and redemp- (800)323-8174 FAX: 408-633-5494 INNOVATIVE CONCEPTS counterfeit detectors; paper shred- tion equipment) FAX: 312-228-1833 contact: Larry Rose 1501 Kensington Ave. Buffalo, 14215 ders, balers, cutters, decollators, contact: Mike Meisinger (mfrer: novelty amusement NY bursters, folders, etc.) (Mfrer/supplier of coin doors, machines) (hockey game & other novelties) MICRO MANUFACTURING 535 Old Nashville Hwy. featuring both electronic & mechani- MACHINE-O-M ATIC JAISY, INC. LaVergne, TN 37086 cal coin acceptors; also offers hopper GOLD MEDAL LIMITED 227 Broadway, Ste. 202 (615) 793-5510 pay-out systems, magnetic strip card PRODUCTS CO. 51 Bertrand Ave. Santa Monica, CA 90401 (800) 227-6136 readers) 2001 Dalton Ave. Scarborough, Ontario, Canada MIL Cincinnati, OH 45214 COIN MECHANISMS, INC. (513) 381-1313 817 Industrial Drive (800) 543-0862 Elmhurst, IL 60126 FAX: 513-381-1570 SEEBURG (708) 279-9150 contact: Dan Kroeger (800) 323-6498 (mfrer: snack bar equipment for ar- SCD-1 Laser Music $3195 FAX: 708-279-9154 cades, etc.) contact: Frank Schubert SCD-1A Laser Music $3495 (supplier: electronic coin comparitor, GREAT LAKES coin doors, face plates, timer, hous- DART DISTRIBUTORS ing and channel assemblies) 4454 108th St. WALL BANGER SPEAKERS Greenfield, WI 53228 (6 mo. on route. .. $329/pr.) CRANE NATIONAL (414) 425-7287 VENDORS (800) 225-7593 12955 Enterprise Way FAX: 414-425-2598 Slightly Used CD's Mixed Bridgeton, MO 63044 contact: Nicholas Voden $100 Per 20 (314) 298-3500 (dist./mfrer: wholesale darts and (800) 325-8811 dart accessories) FAX: 314-298-3500 contact: Gary Greene GREENWALD INDUSTRIES (mfrer: vending machines) 1340 Metropolitan Ave. AVA Brooklyn, NY 11237 D & R INDUSTRIES, INC. (718) 821-9000 7111 N. Capitol Dr. (800) 221-0982 call collect for: PETE or DOUG Lincolnwood, IL 60645 FAX: 718-417-7412 677-3200 contact: Phil Brown (708) 2301 Olive St. -St Louis, MO 63103 (800) 323-2852 (mfrer: coin meter systems, coin FAX: 708-674-5245 chutes, electronic timers, drop coin 314 ) 421-5100 contact: Lynn Ruber systems) ( (dist: billiard accessories & coin machine parts) I MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT & SERVICES

FAX: 615-793-5512 PLUSH-4-PLAY SUZO TRADING CO BV (513) 681-5424 AUTOMATION contact: sales dept. 11601 SeaBoard Circle Pieter de Hoochstraat 40 FAX: 513-681-5604 TECHNOLOGY (mfrer: video card and 8-Line games, Stanton, CA 90680 3024 CS Rotterdam contact: Arnold Wasserman RESEARCH (mfrer: custom tokens) currency changers, CD jukeboxes) (714)893-8099 Netherlands minted 1403 N. Batavia, Suite 203 (800) 25-CENTS 31-10-4766399 Orange, CA 92667 J.R. MINICK & ASSOC., INC. ROGER WILLIAMS MINT FAX: 714-892-0053 FAX: 4779481 3308 Oak Grove 79 Walton St. (714)744-1496 contact: Bates Robert K.M. van Enhhuyzen contact: Rick Dallas, TX 75204 Joe Attleboro, MA 02703 Grossman (supplier: plush toys) (mfrer & dist.: coin /bill acceptors; (service: game'trak and CD’trak (214) 880-0330 (508) 226-3310 spare parts for amusement computer software for video game, FAX: 214-880-0115 P.M.I. TOYS & NOVELTIES (800) 225-2734 machines) 508-226-2033 jukebox route management) contact: Rich Poling 4310 Tejasco FAX: (design firm: entertainment centers, San Antonio, TX 78218 TEKBILT, INC. contact: Sheila Dellacona E-SOFT SYSTEMS (mfrer: tokens) theme parks, miniature golf courses, (512) 829-4666 3979 Mann Road 1276 Red Pine Circle game facilities and similar recrea- (800) 562-5266 Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006 VAN BROOK OF Baxter, MN 56401 tional/amusement complexes) FAX: 512-824-6565 (215) 322-3232 LEXINGTON, INC. (218) 829-4743 contact: Roy Rodriguez (800) 666-7776 (computer software for route MUNCIE NOVELTY CO, INC. P.O. Box 5044 (importer: stuffed animals, novel- FAX: 215-322-3238 operators) P.O. Box 823 Lexington, KY 40555 ties, mugs, sunglasses, redemption contact: Jack Sullivan Muncie, IN 47308 (606)231-7100 merchandise & balloons) (mfrer: upright & countertop video HANSON DIST. CORP. (317)288-8301 contact: Carol Spence games; AT5100 remote control 9201 Penn Ave. South - Suite 1 (tokens: coin mechanisms; clocks; (800) 428-8640 PRIZES! tv/poker game, wired & remotecon- Bloomington, MN 55431 317-288-3434 casino chips, game tables & sup- FAX: 5452 McFadden Ave. trol 'put on' device puts credit on (612) 884-6604 contact: Bob Broyles Huntington Beach, CA 92649 video games, video card game plies). (800)352-2780 (MN Wats) (mfrer: redemption tickets & roll (714) 891-1710 'upgrade' kits, peb repair. Mars bill PAY (800) 328-2866 (out of state Wats) tickets) (800) 992-2388 acceptors) PHONE COMPANIES FAX: 612-881-7960 897-5260 MURREY & SONS (714) CAPITAL TEL SYSTEMS,INC. contact: Albert F. Tymeson contact: Jerry Rush TOTAL SECURITY (distrib. value reseller: 14150 S. Figureroa St. Expressway Plaza Two, #200 & added (dist.: merchandise supplier for GAME ALARMS Los Angeles, CA 90061 Roslyn Heights, NY 11577 league management software, cranes) 2901 NE 178th St. software; (213) 323-1752 (516) 484-3090 games route accounting P.O. Box 55010 contact: Patrick Murrey R ANDEL LOCK SERVICE (800) 528-0019 (outside NY) computer hardware and Seattle, WA 98155 (pool table parts & supplies) 87 Rockaway Ave. Robert Steinmetz, vp-finance peripherals) (206) 625-9233 Valley Stream, NY 11580 (mfrer/dist: "CASHPHONE," coin- NADEL & SONS TOY CORP. FAX: 206-367-5371 KOBETRON, INC. (516) 825-6216 operated pay phone) 915 Broadway contact: Bud McChesney 2271 Arbor Blvd. William B. Lovering, pres. New York, NY 10010 (mfrer: alarm systems for the game PAY PHONE INDUSTRIES Dayton, OH 45439 (Ace locks, American & Master pad- (212) 254-1677 industry) (formerly Coin Communicators) (513) 299-0990 locks) FAX: 513-299-0990, ext. 218 (800) 234-4697 UNITED ARTISTS 2415 W. Amherst FAX: 212-505-7160 RARITAN COMPUTER, INC. Bloomington, IN 47401 contact: John Harasyn/G. Kobe THEATRE (digital test equipment) contact: Allison Nadel 10 UeneCt., Suite 1 AMUSEMENTS (812) 333-9939 5005 Calle San Raphael #B-5 (importers: redemption mdse., Belle Mead, NJ 08502 Ric Stephan, president MERIT INDUSTRIES various plush, vending machine Palm Springs, CA 92264 (908) 874-4072 (pay telephones) 2525 State Rd. items) (mfrer power supplies) (619) 312-4422 FAX: 619-323-9769 EASTERN DISTRIBUTING P.O. Box 5004 Bensalem, PA 19020 NADEX INDUSTRIES INC. RESOURCE WEST, INC. contact: John Daugherty CO., INC. (215) 639-4700 145 Ontario St. 2295 E. Sahara Ave. (dist. /mfrer: redemption & video (formerly Payphone of America) (800) 523-2760 Buffalo, NY 14207 Las Vegas, NV 89104 games & attractions) P.O. Box 709 FAX: 215-639-5346 (716) 873-6600 (702) 457-7919 Clemmons, NC 27012 716-873-6621 VAN LOCK CO. INC. (mfrer: electronically scored dart FAX: (800) 777-6874 (919) 766-7391 3609 Church St. games; dart tournaments & promo- contact: Rose Emerson FAX: 702-457-3129 (800) 255-5574 Cincinnati, OH 45244 tions) (mfrer/dist: coin sorters, packagers contact: Don Kemp contact: B.G. Hauser (513) 561-9692 & wrappers) (mfrer/dist.: nickelodeon piano) (coin -opera ted pay telephones by 878-1826 NEVADA GAMING SCHOOL (800) SESA-ITT) NATIONAL ROSETTE, INC. FAX: 513-561-0314 3100 Sirius Ave. Las Vegas, NV 89102 ENTERTAINMENT (office & showroom) Jim Padjen, general mgr. INTERNATIONAL (702) 873-2345 TECHNOLOGIES, INC. P.O. Box 232529 Bala Ave. (mfrer: high security cam locks, plug TELEPHONE SYSTEMS (800) 872-4665 (N.E.T.) Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 locks, padlocks, switch locks) Box 112 FAX: 702-873-6207 P.O. Box 648 (215) 668-8392 Buffalo, NY 14221 VARI-TECH INT'L. contact: Carol Adams State Hwy, 38 East (800) 426-6665 (716)681-2111 4520 Spartan Industrial Drive S.W. (trade and technical school; teaching Marshfield, 65706 FAX: 215-664-0125 Arthur Joseph, president MO Grandville, contact: Phil Steinberg MI 49418 the repair & maintenance of (41 7) 468-2900 (mfrer: pay phones; sole importer of (616) 538-4088 electronic coin-operated amusement (800) 458-4116 (manufacturer: stuffed toys for desk pay phone model FT 674) (800) 245-2737 machines; including slot machines, contact: Robert Clair redemption) FAX: 616-538-1281 INC. video games, juke-boxes & pinballs) (mfrer: plastic eggs and egg vending PHONECO, ROYAL OF AMERICA Mark Kane, general mgr. 207 E. Mill Rd. equipment) 1117 STAR TECH JOURNAL Douglas Ave. Reggie Moultrie, sales mgr. P.O. Box 70 Providence, RI 02904 P.O. Box 1065 NATIONAL TICKET CO. Anne Coleman, operations mgr. Galesvi lie, WI 54630 Merchantville, NJ 08109 Ticket Avenue (401) 861-4800 (dist.: redemption and midway (608) 582-4124 (609) 662-1080 FAX: 401=272-2286 equipment and operations) Shamokin, PA 17872 FAX: 608-582-4593 FAX: 609-488-9326 (717) 648-6803 contact: Bob Hardman contact: Ron and Mary Knappen WBG MANUFACTURING contact: James Calore (800) 326-9320 (mfrer: costume jewelry) (mfrer distrib: antique telephones, 209 Commercial Ave. & (monthly technical journal, service Kenneth Kuznicki, office mgr. parts, repair, electronic circuit NANCY SALES Pittsburgh, PA 15215 manuals, national seminar program (mfrer: printed tickets, wristbands) boards) CO. INC/NANCO (412) 782-1008 & test equipment mfg.) IMCN P.O. Box 6477 (800) 289-3256 NU-CONCEPT SYSTEMS, TELE-SMART INC. U.S. AMUSEMENT contact: Earl Glasser INC. 22 Willow Street (sub. of Micro-Magnetic Ind.) AUCTION CO. 2725 Chelsea, MA 02150 (mfrer: conversion kits for cigarette 4062 Fabian Way Advance Lane 2415 W. Amherst (617)884-1700 machines) P.O. Box 50036 Colmar, PA 18915 Bloomington, IN 47404 (215) 822-8400 (800) 626-2947 Palo Alto, CA 94303 WICO DISTRIBUTION (812) 333-9939 (800) 762-4278 FAX: 617-884-0171 (415) 494-7606 CORPORATION contact: Ric Stephan 215-822-1427 contact: Stephen B. Lipkin FAX: 415-494-7658 FAX: 6400 Gross Point Rd. (run 20 amusement auctions annual- contact: Jeanne Charlton (mfrer: plush and other prize mer- contact: Jack Riddle Niles, IL 60648 ly - selling jukeboxes, videos, pin- (mfrer: quality tools, repair/rework chandise for cranes, redemption (customer owned pay telephones; (312) 647-7500 balls, pool tables) equipment) games, vending machines, nudway remote data reporting systems via (800) 323-0765 games, Hanna-Barbera plush and telephone) VALLEY 8-BALL FAX: 312-647-8526 NATIONAL PATT SUPPLY CORP. novelties) LEAGUE ASSN., INC. (VNEA) 1335 S. Michigan Ave. contact: Mike Rudowicz SCHOOLS/SERVICE/ 333 Morton St. Chicago, IL 60605 SCAN COIN, INC. (mfrer/dist: parts, supplies & acces- PROMOTIONS/AUCTIONS Bay City, MI 48706 (312) 939-7616 201 Elden St. sories for coin-op equipment) (517) 893-1800 (800) 621-4418 Herndon, VA 22070 ALLSTAR MUSIC INC. dba/ WILDCAT CHEMICAL CO., FAX: 517-893-0103 FAX: 312-939-7625 (703) 471-6510 SILENT PARTNER INC. 336-3311 INC. R. Gregg Elliott, exec. dir. contact: George Yurkovich (800) 3441 South Park Ave. 3404 S.W. Loop 820 (National 8-ball leagues & tourna- (mfrer/dist.: padlocks, cam locks, FAX: 703481-9369 Springfield, IL 62704 Ft. Worth, TX 76133 ments) hasps, security bars, misc. security contact: Per Lundin (217)793-3350 (817)924-8321 products for amusement & vending (coin counting, sorting, packaging 523-1577 FAX: 817-924-0711 (800) machines) machines; currency counting FAX: 217-793-1842 machines, coin wrappers) contact: Joe E. Peters PENN-RAY-SUTRA CORP. (mfrer: maintenance sup- contact: Ted Furkin (computer software) 3161-A State Rd. 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BY KEIRAN WOODS BY ALEX HENDERSON

STUDIO SAVAGERY: PolyGram has a tentative release date of October 23 for OOPS: I goofed last week. I said that the new Front Line Assembly the Scorpions' next album, which remains untitled at deadline time... album (on Wax Trax) is going to be called Tenebrae Vision. That's not Annihilator's thrashin' second album. Never, Neverland, is due out on Roadracer/Roadrunner on September 9. The label, hoping to cross this thrash true. The FLA album is going to be called Caustic Grip. Tenebrae Vision is the upcoming Cyberaktif album (also on Wax Trax). Bill Leeb from

Front Line Assembly is half of Cyberaktif, so maybe that's like sort of excusable... Okay, it's not. I should know better. Now you do, too.

I GET NEWSLETTERS, and sometimes they make me laugh. Take the

July missive from Caroline (I know it's August, but I'm slow), in particular the "Stupid Comments of the Month" section. Here we have a conversation between the national retail promo guy (we'll call him

"Woody") and a retailer. It goes like this. Woody: "What trades do you report to?" Retailer: "Oh, you know. Hit Parader, Circus, all that stuff."

Oh, no, more competition... In the FYI department: there are a few Annihilator album titles listed in the CD booklet for Pussy Galore's latest. La band over to the mainstream metal audience in a big way, is planning a major Historia de Rock. distribute Caroline doesn't them. No one distributes promotional attack. Listening to an advance of the album, it's clear that accessible thrash could appeal to N' Roses Dio fans them. These albums do not exist. They were made up. It's a joke... Annihilator's Guns and who aren't heavily into thrash but are into Metallica, Anthrax, Testament, EMERGO/ROADRUNNER has a new release this week, from Token Slayer, Megadeth and Flotsam & Jetsam... Dark Angel plans to begin recording its next album, Time Does Not Heal, for Combat/Relativity on September 8. Entry, consistently New York's most advertised band. In every single Terry Date (Overkill, Soundgarden) is producing the album, which is slated subway station in the city there are at least six or seven signs on the for release in January, 1991. Time Does Not Heal marks ex-Viking guitarist Brett Eriksen's studio debut with the Angel... Atlantic is releasing a new Badlands turnstyles that say 'Token Entry," just so you don't forget about them. album this fall... Brilliant marketing campaign, wouldn't you say? Anyway, keep an ear HIGHWAY TO HELL: Aerosmith axeman Joe Perry recently gave Chicagoans a pleasant surprise when he joined bluesman Buddy Guy on stage at a Windy out for The Weight of the World. I'm not usually into City blues club. Aerosmith, which was in Chi-Town for a gig when that event hardcore/thrash/really loud, really fast music, but I do like this stuff. took place, is scheduled to headline at the opening of the Las Vegas Hard Rock Cafe on September 6. Proceeds will be donated to St. Jude's Good Shepherd It's tight, literate, timely and funny in places. I think my favorite song Campus, a home for Nevada's abused and neglected children. After leaving here is also the most light-hearted. It's called "Lucky Seven," and it's Las Vegas, Steve Tyler and co. will resume their international Pump Tour, hitting Australia and the Far East. Later in the fall, the Pump Tour may make its way about the #7 train to Queens. It contains this immortal line: "If I do not back to the U.S. for additional American dates... Levine Schneider Public get a seat / I'll have to stand up on my feet." I like it. Relations reports that MC Hammer has—bust this—expressed interest in touring with eclectic metalheads Faith No More. Talk about an unlikely CHRISTMAS IN AUGUST? Nettwerk/IRS gets the "best promo item of combination... Warrant and Poison, two of the biggest names in pop/metal, are scheduled to begin a tour on September 18... Judas Priest is scheduled to the month" award for a live Christmas tree seedling sent to promote tour the U.S. and Canada in October and November with opening acts the new Waterwalk album, Thingamajig, in particular a song called Megadeth and Testament... Robert Plant concluded the first U.S. leg of his Manic Nirvana Tour on August 14, the second leg of which is to begin in "Never Leaving Eden Again." Cool idea, pardon the pun. Ours was mid-September. Manic Nirvana, the Led Zeppelin graduate's current album, is sent to the Los Angeles office (one could quite possibly get arrested gold and rapidly approaching platinum... Trouble has been touring the U.S. opening for Savatage since April and is scheduled to remain on the road until for trying to plant a tree in New York City), and Stormin' Gorman gets October... the honor of planting it... [Editor's Note: It's currently sitting amidst VILLAINS ON VIDEO: Poison has shot a video for its next single, "Something the clutter on my desk in a KFC Hot Wings cup, 2/3 full of Sparkletts KG] Stay tuned.

Poison

to Believe In"... Atlantic is releasing a video for Bay Area funk/metalheads Psychefunkapus' "We Are the Young"... METALHEAD MISCELLANEOUS: Poison's current album, Flesh & Blood, went platinum thanks to sales exceeding 1.5 million units only three weeks after its release. "Unskinny Bop," the album's first single, is gold... Billy Sheehan, former bassist for David Lee Roth and current Mr. Big member, and Alvin Lee of Ten Years After fame are among the hard-rocking clients of Dr. Arlo Gordin, a Hollywood chiropractor who specializes in correcting CALL THE HALL MONITOR!: Hothouse Flowers (left to right Fiachna musicians' hand and arm problems. Jazz virtuoso Chick Corea has also con- Q’Braonain, Liam O’Maonlai and Peter O’Toole) recently did an impromptu sulted him. For more information on Dr. Gordin, please call (213) 463-0303... set in the hallway of PolyGram’s York offices. New Roadracer is reissuing the first Motorhcad album on its RC Revisited label... ? I

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Marsalis: (Columbia 11 WE ARE IN LOVE 46146) . . . . Harry Connick Jr. DEBUT CB: Ellis, at what point did that Wynton might be a professional musician? you feel (Geffen . s QUESTION AND ANSWER 24293) . . Pat Metheny 10 3 Ellis: When he decided to come to NOCCAI was sure that he was serious about 4 STOLEN MOMENTS (GRP 961 Lee Ritenour 4 15 music. By the ninth grade year, Wynton decided he would leave his Christian 5)

LOFTY’S ROACH SOUFFLE (Columbia 46223) . . . . . Harry Connick Jr. Brothers school and come to NOCCA to study music, because he really, D DEBUT seriously wanted to study music. 6 APASIANADO (ASM 5297) Stan Getz 3 9 CB: Did you really, seriously want to study music 7 CARMEN SINGS MONK (Novus/RCA 3086) . . . Carmen McRae 8 13 Wynton: Actually, I just wanted to leave the school I was in. I couldn't take no ELIANE ELIAS PLAYS JOBIM (Blue Note 93089) Eliane Elias 13 3 more of that—being called "nigger" and all that kind of shit. That's why I gave up on that, at that time. I was playing trumpet and I liked NOCCA, because ON COURSE (Novus/RCA 3087) . . . Cristopher Hollyday 20 3 after my school let out I would go to my daddy and his class, mainly because 10 PARRALLEL REALITIES (MCA42313) Jack DeJohnette 1 15 they were having a good time. I mean, they were going to gigs and playing, 11, FOR YOU ONLY (Columbia 45200) 7 15 and I knew I wanted to learn how to play. ,

12 TIME (Capitol/Blue Note . CB: When did you know that the trumpet might be it for you? ON MY HANDS 92894) John Scofield 2 15

Wynton: When 1 was 12, 1 knew. When I first heard Coltrane, I knew I wanted 13 DEEP IN THE SHED (Novus/rca 3078) Marcus Roberts 6 19 to a musician. Then 1 started listening to classical music a year later and I be 14 THING’S AINT WHAT THEY USED TO BE (Blue Note/Capitol 93578) really liked Maurice Andre. So I knew that that's what I wanted to do, but since McCoy Tyner 12 9 I saw my daddy—he wasn't making any money, but he was playing music—

15 DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH (Novus/rca 3082) . Roy Hargrove 9 11 knew then that whatever 1 did wasn't going to be based on an economic situation. 1 just wanted to play. And I knew if 1 practiced four or five hours a 16 FALLING IN LOVE WITH JAZZ (Miiestone/Fantasy 9179) . . .Sonny Rollins 11 17 day, every day, that I would make it in music. Because I know that that was 17 REMEMBRANCE(Verve/Polygram 841 723) ...... The Harper Brothers 14 24 something that people my age weren't doing. 18 MY FAVORITE SONGS II (Enja/Mesa/Biuemoon 79624) Chet Baker 15 13 CB: How did you feel about Wynton becoming a musician? Did you ever worry, having 19 REUNION (GRP 9598) Gary Burton 17 24 lived the life yourself, that this might be a hard course for him to follow?

Ellis: But I didn't go that road. See, I never went to a conservatory, I never 20 THE NEW ORLEANS ALBUM (Columbia 45414) . Dirty Dozen Brass Band 16 9 played with the symphony, and the opportunities that seemed to be presented 21 WHEN HARRY MET SALLY(Columbia SC 45319) Harry Connick Jr. 19 54 to him were no opportunities that I had. So there was no way for me to make 22 WHERE WERE YOU? (Columbia C 45443) ...... Joey DeFrancesco 18 19 an evaluation. I mean, it looked great for me if that's what he wanted to do— to 23 THE VISIONS TALE (Antilles/lsland 91334) . , . Courtney Pines 22 23 perform and play in an orchestra, or be a soloist. It looked great, if that's what he wanted to do. But I had not comparable experiences to make an evaluation. 24 NATIVE HEART (Blue NotaGapitol 93170) Tony Williams 21 19

I mean, I didn't have any fears for him doing it, from that standpoint. 25 THE INVENTOR (Blue Note 91915) Bobby Watson & Horizon 23 21 CB: Did you ever think about leaving New Orleans to pursue your musical career? 26 ANNIVERSARY (Emarcy/Polygram 838 769) . . . 25 24 Ellis: Yeah, I thought about it a lot of times. I just couldn't put the whole New 27 MOOD INDIGO (Antilles/Island 91320) Frank Morgan 26 36 York thing together. It was either going to be I'm going to leave and they're

28 BIG (Intima/Enigma . . . going to stay, or we're going to all go, and go. And I couldn't figure out how BOP NOUVEAU 73390) .... Maynard Ferguson 24 17 all of us was going to go. 29 ON FIRE (Epic OE 45295) 27 42 CB: What about before there were that many kids? 30 OVERVIEW (Muse 5383) JayHoggard 28 21 Ellis: I thought about going to New York when I got out of the Marine Corps 31 PITTSBURGH (Atlantic 82029) 30 34 and could fit all my worldly goods in the trunk of my career. I had no wife, no

32 ON THE BLUES SIDE (Fantasy 9177) . . Jimmy McGriff & Hank Crawford 29 24 nobody. I thought of going to New York then, but I was in Los Angeles at the time. And I don't know what stopped me from going. 33 WAITING FOR SPRING (GRP gr 9595) David Benoit 32 42

CB: Wynton, I've heard that you're thinking of moving back to New Orleans. 34 MUSIC (Blue Note 92563) .... Michel Petrucciani 31 34

Wynton: I want to move back, yeah. I think I can have more impact, from a 35 THE FABULOUS BAKER BOYS SOUNDTRACKfGRP 2002 .Dave Grusin 34 40 ) cultural standpoint, on all these students and people who are down there, than 36 JAZZ JAZZ(Nova 8918) Rob Mullins 33 48 I can have up here. I've done work in schools up here and stuff, but I can’t have as much impact. Plus, you know, I have two kids now, too. I don't want to raise 37 MY FAVORITE SONGS(Enja 79600) Chet Baker 35 42 the children in New York. 38 THIRD DEGREE BURN (Milestone M-9174) . . . Charles Earland 37 40 CB: Why is it that we think New Orleans as having musical families—Marsalis, of 39 TENDERLY (Warner Bros. 25907) George Benson 38 54 Lastie, Neville, Jordan, Batiste...

40 AFTER HOURS (Teiarc 83302) . . . Andre Previn, Joe Pass & Ray Brown 36 34 Ellis: New Orleans was a town that had a certain amount of respect for musicians. When 1 say respect, I'm not talking about monetary respect. New Orleans is like a proletariat town, like a peasant town. They didn’t have a I wanted to just make it, and be serious, and show my daddy and my momma strange attitude about if you were a musician. They might ignore you for that I wasn't out here to be kissing people's behiinds or going with any another reason, but not just because you were a musician. Because everybody philosophy. there had a cousin or an uncle or a nephew or a grandaddy or a daddy that That's the one thing that I learned from my daddy. He has his philosophy, was involved in music. So that was definitely not a stigma in New Orleans. and he knows that it's going to in terms of to That's one of the reasons. work you knowing how address certain things. Deal with that. Don't come out here following any trend or CB: When Wynton first came to New York and was getting all that good press, what gimmick and embarrassing yourself, no matter how much money you can did you think about all those reviews? make. Ellis: I don't even know if I saw a lot of them. CB: Ellis, is there anything that Wynton did that impressed you, that made you say, Wynton: Hahahaha, that's exactly how he is. He don't care, man. “Yeah, that's alright." CB: Wynton, you weren't sending your clippings home? Ellis: There were a lot of things along the way. I felt good watching him on the Wynton: No, I would never send none of that to my daddy. I would be too stage of the New York Philharmonic, doing the Haydn "Concerto." I can embarrassed to do that, even when I was reading all of that stuff. I would read remember standing in the back of Tyler's with Nat Adderley, telling Nat, when it, but I wanted him to have more respect for me than that. Plus, he's not going Wynton was on the stage with Red Tyler, "Hey, man, see Wynton. Red's telling to take seriously anything that's written about somebody who he knows. He'd him the changes. He don't know the changes to that tune." Nat Adderley just say, "Stand up, you need to learn how to play." And said, "What? And he's playing like that? Well, man, I don't even want to hear Ellis: I remember when he called and said that he was going to go in Art him when he learns them." You know, all kinds of little things. Blakey's band. His mom wanted him to stay in school, and 1 was not opposed Wynton: I'd always know that he was proud, but he's just not the kind of man to him staying in school, either. But when I thought about it 1 said, "Yeah, man, who'd say that. But I would always know that. go ahead and join Art Blakey's band." 'Cause, one thing, school's going to be Ellis: There were all kinds of things that made me feel good about what he was there, and we don't know how long Art Blakey's going to be around. doing. There was no one particular thing. I used to feel good going on their Wynton: See, I was mad when I left home. I was trying to prove something. So funk gigs, 'cause they used to play in the parks, in the city. I used to love to my vibe was, "Look, I'm going to come out here and take care of some business." listen to them play Earth, Wind & Fire, 'cause not too many people could do that. CB: Did you prove it? There are a lot of things. I remember feeling good the time you were striking Wynton: Definitely. I mean, I didn't want to prove nothing in terms of getting all them dudes out at the baseball game. Hahaha. And that home run. publicity, just in terms of being out of my own. I left home when I was 17 and Hahahaha. —

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BY TONY SABOURNIN 1 LOS PRINCIPESDE LA SALSA(CBS Discos) . LUIS ENRIQUE & EDDIE SANTIAGO

2 QUIEN COMO TU(CBS Discos) . ANA GABRIEL OLD ANGLOS REMEMBER HIM EITHER FROM THE CATSKILLS OR THE 3 HOMENAJE A LOLA FLORES cbs Discos) LOLA FLORES PALLADI UM. Young ones probably know of him from the film Stripes, in which ( Bill Murray delivered perhaps the most morbidly realistic line in the movie: 4 Ml MUNDO

6 LA COCO BAND(Kubaney) POCHi Y SU COCO BAND

7 EL SONERODE AMERICA-15 EXrTOS(Sonotone) JOE

8 VEINTEAfiOS(WEA Latina) LUIS MIGUEL

9 SONRIE(CBS Discos) ROBERTO CARLOS

10 EXITOS DE WILFRIDO VARGAS(Sonotone) WILFRIDO

11 EN LAS BUENAS Y EN LAS MALAS(BMG) JOSE JOSE

12 BURBUJAS DE AMOR (12”)(Kafen) J.L. GUERRA Y GRUPO 4-40

13 QUIERO AMANECER CON ALGUIEN(Caprtol/EMl) D. ROMO

14 SOMOSTAL PARA CUAL(CBS Discos) MARISELA VERENA

15 ACUARELA DEL CARIBE(CBS Discos) WILLIE CHIRINO Tito Puente receives his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame 16 OJALAQUELLUEVACAFE(Karen) J.L. GUERRA YGRUPO 4-40 Puente has never had that problem with us U.S. Hispanics. He's always been 17 CON EL MARIACHI VARGAS(CBS Discos) J.L. RODRIGUEZ El Rey, the one and only undisputed King of the Timbales. More importantly,

he's the quintessential New-York-barrio-nino-goes-to-J ill liard-and-does-well 18 CUANDO YO AMO(Sonotone) RUDYLASCALA story, the embodiment of the achievement of the musical American dream. 19 S0L0(CBS Discos) HANSEL Since the day he became a bandleader, Tito Puente has provided various generations of listeners with substantial musical contributions: the mambo 20 SITEPUDIERAMENTIR(BMG) ROCIODURCAL craze at the Palladium in the '40s; his 1959 RCA album Dancemania, widely considered the best-selling latin album of this or any era; and the Puente composition "Oye Como Va," which, via a Carlos Santana version, etched into music history the term "latin rock" in the '60s. Puente has also bugalooed, discoed and—as much as he despises the term salsaed with the best of them, while, in the process, making successful albums I LATIN PICK with singers like Celia Cruz and the historically neglected La Lupe. All through LAS CHICAS DEL CAN: Sumbaleo (Sonotone SO 1443) the '80s, Puente endeavored to develop his latin jazz ensemble via his Concord Picante recordings and extensive international travels, which, in turn, have made the infrequent performances of his big band a much-awaited treat. Lest we not forget, this is a business that often infects its icons with Tarima Disease—an illness developed from spending too much time looking down at the public from the stage, while carrying this attitude also off-stage—and its symptoms: drugs, alcoholism, lateness, overall unreliability, you name them. Through it all, Tito Puente has maintained a professional decorum with his career and colleagues without losing any of his fighting feistiness dike when he was disqualified from the 1981 Grammy competition with the Homenaje a Benny Mori album). Since then, Puente has not only delivered his album in person to the New York NARAS office, but has also sat in the annual screening meeting to ascertain that his latin jazz albums were within NARAS' yearly limits, and outside of the jazz category where his chances of victory are drastically reduced. Though loudly criticized in the past for not going out of his way to credit those musicians used in his recording sessions, the Tito Puen te Julliard Scholar- ship has been injecting new arrivals to El Re/s alma mater for the past 1 0 years, continuing the percussion tradition with better-than-average odds that the roots won't die in the interim. These have been 10 scholarships more than what other more financially successful Latin musicians have sponsored. In between there have been honorary degrees and more corporate sponsor- ships than Tito's timbales sticks. We are talking here about the prototypical victim. First, they were generally On August 14, Dr. Tito got his star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame, at 6933 overlooked as another branch of the Wilfrido Vargas tree, and not helped by Hollywood Boulevard. It's a tremendous honor that still won't get Puente's their lack of personnel continuity during their first year. Even with the sub- script-made rags-to-riches story into that city's film studios, or for that matter, sequent arrival of candy-voiced Miriam Cruz, which gave Las Chicas del Can diminish the burden of his indefatigable performing, which grows bigger with a steady and consistent vocal leader, the group never seem to fully capture its each daily gig. own identity, particularly with Cruz's ever-present participation in Vargas' But we can't feel too angry that Anglos are missing Puente's multi-genera- own albums. tional bridging, particularly when segments of our industry have taken for Nonetheless, their public performances continued to attract a growing seg- granted the contributions made by him, Tito Rodriguez, and Machito, among ment of admirers, thanks to their impeccable routines and innately sexy swing. many others. This is especially true of radio, which, by and large, lacks the Throughout the years, Las Chicas have also managed to put together an foresight to give us commercial outlets to sustain the dreams of yesteryear, and impressive series of hits, accentuated last year with "Juana La Cubana" and of educational systems that teach our children to worship idols of unknown "Pepe." The new release, Sumbaleo, almost guarantees the group's elevation to human origins while ignoring valuable others of the everyday type. a solid-seller status. In my irreverent youth of a long time ago, I thought that Puente ought to have What should make Sumbaleo especially attractive to the record-buying market pushing the production inventiveness indexes, a la Willie been Colon, or is its balance between numbers that are either eminently pista danceable—like seeking the sponsorship of a messianic poet like Ruben Blades, to lead us once the sensual rap "El Cacu," or "Juana A La Americana," which draws more than again away from the quotidian worries of living into the ecstasy of the dancing average inspiration from its Cuban sister—or perfectly tailored for radio floors. Maturity eventually taught me that I asked too much of a man who programming, like the title cut, "Me Duele" and "Derramando Suenos." didn't have to do anything else to earn his niche in history. More importantly, in a business where women are seldom taken seriously At least I admit to being overwhelmed by what's diligently promoted as (unless you are a God-blessed diva like Celia Cruz), Sumbaleo ought to cement currently commercial, and what's of personal interest. in the public's mind Las Chicas del Can's serious commitment to their craft. What's excuse? the industry's Think about it. A string of hits is no fluke. Modupui Tito, and Mucho A chi for your wonderful life. — CASH BOX SEPTEMBER 1,1990

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BY ERNEST HARDY Q I LL GIVE ALL MY LOVE TO YOU (Elektra 60891) Keith Sweat 2 10 AS PART OF THEIR 30TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION, Motown 2 PLEASE HAMMER DON'T HURT EM (Capitol 92857)(P3) .... M.C. Hammer 1 28 3 JOHNNY GILL (Motown 6283) Johnny Gill 3 18 Records is presenting an updated version of their famed "Motortown Revue," 4 COMPOSITIONS (Elektra 60922) Anita Baker 4 7 the traveling cavalcade of stars that introduced the world to the talents of the MARIAH CAREY (Columbia 54202) Mariah Carey 7 7 Supremes, the Temptations, Marvin Gaye, the Four Tops, Mary Wells, Smokey Q Robinson and the Miracles, Stevie Wonder, and more. Sponsored by Pepsi, the 6 BORN TO SING (Atlantic 82084) EnVogue 5 19 "1990 Motortown Revue" stars the Boys, Today, the Good Girls, Rich Nice, PANDEMONIOM (Parsley Park/Reprise 27490) The Time 10 5 Milira and M.C. Trouble. The 22-city tour started August 1 in Minneapolis. 8 POISON (MCA 6387)(P) Bell Biv DeVoe 6 21 Motown Records presi- 9 WE'RE ALL IN THE SAME GANG (Warner Bros. 26241) dent/CEO Jheryl Busby says, West Coast Rap All Stars 8 9 "What Berry Gordy did in the J3 BANNED IN THE USA (Luke Skywalker/Atlantic 91424) 2 Live Crew 14 4 early '60s with the Motortown 11 THE REVIVAL (Wing/Polygram 841 902) TonyToniTone 9 15 Revue was create the oppor- 12 AMERIKKKA S MOST WANTED (Priority 57120) IceCube 13 13 tunity to develop Motown's 13 LET THE RHYTHM HIT EM' (MCA 641 6) Eric B. & Rakim 11 9 young up-and-coming acts and 14 WORLD POWER (Arista 8536) Snap 12 11

showcase them across the 15 REAL fJlEN WEAR BLACK (Mercury/Polygram 846 297) . Cameo 15 6 country. He created a sense of 16 AFTER 7 (Virgin 91061 )(G) After 7 18 48 unity among the young artists, 17 TO THE EAST, BLACKWARDS (4th & BVvay 444019) X Clan 17 16 as well as formulated a major 18 HOLY INTELLECT (Profile 1289) Poor Righteous Teachers 19 14

marketing tool for the fledgling 19 VOL I1 1990 A NEW DECADE (Virgin 91367) Soul II Soul 16 11 Motown name, essentially a CT CALL ME D-NICE (jive/RCA 1202) D-Nice 27 3

travelling circuit. (Profile Rich Nice marketing |?jj LEGAL 1297) Special Ed 39 3 "The '90s are about a world 22 FEAR OFA BLACK PLANET (DefJarrVColumbiaC45413) .... Public Enemy 20 19 market," continues Busby, "and El MORE OF THE NIGHT (Capitol 92957) Whispers 55 2 live performances are a sure way 13 UVE FROM ACKNICKULOUS LAND (Arista 861 5) Three Times Dope 35 3 to penetrate that market. In an 25 IT S A COMPTON THING (Orpheus/EMi 75633) ... Compton’s Most Wanted 21 7 era where live performances are 26 SEX PACKETS (Tommy Boy 1026) Digital Underground 23 21 so rare and tours for new artists 27 JANET JACKSON'S RHYTHM NATION 1814 (ASM 3920)(P3) . . Janet Jackson 25 47 almost are cost-prohibitive, we 28 ALL FOR YOU (Jive/RCA 1181) Glen Johns 22 6 are happy to be able, with the 29 THE REAL THING (Mercury/Polygram 838 366) Angela Winbush 26 44 help and support of Pepsi-Cola, 30 A DAY IN THE LIFE (Atlantic 821 oo) Kwame & ANew Begining 24 10 M.C. Trouble to rejuvenate the Motortown 31 RETURN (Qwest/Warner Bros. 26161) The WlnanS 28 16 Revue [this year]." 32 THE MAN IS BACK (ASM 5256) Bairy White 30 39 As with the original Motor- 33 AFFECTION (Arista 8554)(P) Lisa Stansfield 31 24 town Revue, the artists will STILL TRAPPED (MaJaco 7454) Denise Lasalle 37 5 travel by bus from show to show. 35 WORK IT OUT (Solar/Epic 75316) Midnight Star 33 6 The tour will include a 36 THE DOGS (JR 2003) The Dogs 29 18 homecoming performance in 37 HOWARD HEWETT (Elektra 60904) Howard Hewett 34 21 Detroit, the birthplace of 38 TELL THE WORLD MY NAME (Atlantic 821 08) K-Solo 38 7 Motown Records. Another tour 39 AS NASTY AS THEY WANNA BE (Luke Skyywalker 107)(P) .... 2 Live Crew 32 58 highlight will be the New York 40 ATTITUDE (Atlantic 82035) Troop 36 41 concert, which will mark the 41 LOVE GODDESS (Startrak/ichiban 4021) Lonnie Liston Smith 40 20 Motortown Revue's return to the 42 ESCAPE FROM HAVANA (Capitol 91295) Mellowman Ace 42 3 The Boys site 0f farned 1963 New York BASS IS THE NAME OF THE GAME (Cheetah 9403) D.J. Magic Mike 48 5 show—the historic and legen- Q 44 BACK ON THE BLOCK (Qwest/Warner Bros. 26020)(P) Quincy Jones 41 38 dary Apollo Theater. DREAMLAND (RCA 2221) Black Box 53 2 The young artists taking part 0 46 TENDER LOVER (Solar/Epic FZ45288)(P) Babyface 43 57 in the tour are already estab- lishing themselves as per- 47 MILIRA (Apollo Theatre/Motown 6297) Milira 44 11 48 LIVING LIKE HUSTLERS (Ruthless 46041) Above The Law 47 20 formers of the nineties, as the 49 STAY WITH ME (Columbia FC44367)(G) Regina Belle 45 49 capsules below will show. —The Boys: Their platinum HISPANIC CAUSING PANIC (Virgin 91377) Kid Frost 58 2 51 Michel’le 46 33 debut LP featured the hits "Dial KflCHEL’LE (Ruthless 9i282)(G) My Heart" and "Lucky Charm," 52 ROLLIN' WITH NUMBER ONE (Nasty Mix 7018) Kid Sensation 49 4 while their latest single. 53 PIECES OF A HEART (GRP 9612) Carl Anderson 50 5 (Reprise 52 18 Today "Crazy," is racing up the charts. 54 J BOYS 26076) The Jamaica Boys 51 Their new album is slated for a 55 TOKYO BLUE (EMI 92248) Najee 19 56 PEOPLE'S INSTINCTIVE PATHS OF RHYTHM (Jive/RCA 1331) September release. TRAVELS AND THE —Today: This group scored two A Tribe Called Quest 54 19 IS Klymaxx 57 12 top-10 hits—"Him or Me" and 57 THE MAXX BACK (MCA 6376) 58 GIRLS NIGHT OUT (RCA 9642) Tyler Collins 56 23 "Girl I Got My Eyes on You" THE NEW ME (Chelsea Ave. 7003) Lynn White 64 4 from their self-titled debut LP |[|| CIRCLE OF ONE (Fontana/Mercury 846 346) Oleta James DEBUT . 4 and generated a #2 single from 3 the House Party soundtrack, 61 FREESTYLE (Pandisc 8810) Freestyle 59 4 "Why You Gettin Funky on Me." PH BARBARA WEATHERS (Reprise 26166) Barbara Weathers 66 3 —Good Girls: This trio has al- 0 3 (Epic 46012) Stanley Clarke/George Duke DEBUT ready had two top-10 singles 64 RICH AND POOR (Warner Bros. 26002) Randy Crawford 61 42 The Good Girls "Your Sweetness" and a remake 65 HEAD OVER HEALS (Orpheus 75615) Alex Bugnon 60 14 of the Supremes' "Love Is Like 66 BURNING AT 20 DEGREES BELOW (Next Plateau 1021) Antoinette 63 6 an Itching in My Heart" from 13 DO YOU REMEMBER LOVE (Arista 8543) Geoff McBride 72 2 their debut LP, All for Your Love. 68 THE BLACK FLAMES (Columbia 44030) The Black Flames 62 4 — Rich Nice and M.C. Trouble: 2-4 THE BASS (Sedona/JCi 7521) Del Dames 73 2 These two rappers have both INTELLIGENT HOODLUM (asm 5311) Intelligent Hoodlum DEBUT recently released LPs that have 71 IT AIN'T WHERE YA FROM, IT'S WHERE YA AT (Geffen 24289) been critically acclaimed and Silk Tymes Leather 65 6 helped pull Motown into the 72 JUST WHAT I LIKE (Reprise 25923) Michael Cooper 69 17 '90s. [3 T1C-TAC-T0E (Atlantic 82116) Kyper DEBUT — Milira: The smooth jazz inflec- 74 SOMETHING TO GET YOU HYPED(Pandisc 8809) Young & Restless 67 23 tions of self-titled her LP has 75 BLACK’S MAGIC (Next Plateau 1019) Salt -N* Pepa 68 21 Milira drawn comparisons to Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughn. .

TOP R&B SINGLES

September 1,1 990

#1 Single: The Time High Debut: James "J.T.” Taylo- To Watch: Klara #37

Total Weeks

Last Week

{I JERK OUT (Paisley Park/Reprise 19750) The Time 4 10 FEEL IT (Columbia 38T-73403) The Afros 60 4 JULIES (Atlantic) En Vogue 3 9 52 SOMEONE TO LOVE (MCA 24058) Mac Band 54 4 jjFEELS GOOD (Wing/Polydor 877 437-1) Tony! Toni! Tone! 6 10 gjTHIS IS THE RIGHT TIME (Arista 2049) Lisa Stansfield 56 3

4 COME BACK TO ME (A&m 1475) Janet Jackson 1 10 gjFARE FRIEND (Motown 7917 Johnny Gill 70 WEATHER ) 2

5 INNOCENT (Capitol v-i 5598) Whispers 5 7 Qj WANNA BE THAT MAN (Columbia 44-73396)

6 CRAZY (Motown 2053) The Boys 7 7 59 3

7 DO ME (MCA L3318381) Bell Biv DeVoe 8 13 56 OWNLEE EUE (Atlantic 096494) Kwame & A New Begining 44 11

8 U CAN’T TOUCH THIS (Capitol 44552) M.C. Hammer 9 21 57 THE MASTERPLAN (FFRR/Poiydor 869016-4) Dianne Brown & Barrie K. Sharpe 61 3

9 MY KINDA GIRL (Solar/Epic 35-74515) Babyface 2 12 58 PAPA WAS A ROLLING STONE (Chrysalis 23550) .. 57 6

JJJTHEIVES IN THE TEMPLE (Paisley Park/Warner Bros. 19751) Prince 12 5 2JPICK UP THE PHONE (Warner Bros./Reprise 4-19761) 63 5

11 11 SHE’S MINE (Motown MOTS7925) Basic Black 10 60 SO YOU LIKE WHAT YOU SEE (Atlantic 4-87864) . . 62 3

[0|LIFT EVERY VOICE AND SING (Capitol 4450) Melba Moore 15 21 MORE TO LOVE (EMI 50323) 64 3

OBI'LL BE GOOD (EMI 92248) Najee 16 10 62 GOnALOHA LOVE (Crush 749) 50 6 JU EVERYBODY EVERYBODY

(Eiektra Anita Baker 10 11 15 TALK TO ME 64964) OJlN SUMMER I FALL (Atlantic 4-87874) 74 3

16 HEAVEN KNOWS (Virgin 4-91382) Lalah Hathaway 17 7 65 CIGARETTE IN THE RAIN (Warner Bros. 4-19735) . . 66 3

17 TOUCH ME UP (MCA 79056) Body 18 9 66 ONE MILE FROM PARADISE (Alpha int'l 70706) . . . 48 13

18 SHE’S A CRYING SHAME (RCA 1370-1-JD) Ruby Turner 20 9 67 MY GIRL (Capitol V- 15587) 49 13

2J0NE MORE CHANCE (CBS/Coiumbia 44-73420) ...... Perfect Gentlemen 31 7 fils DAYS A WEEK (MCA 24062) DEBUT

Bros. Winans 23 7 {^J|A FRIEND (Quest/Warner 4-19775) ART OF LOVE (Warner BrosVReprise 4-19802) . . . . 78 2 2JGIRL DANZ WITH ME (Orpheus 4JM-72299) Z Looke 27 9 2JHEAL OUR LAND (Jive/RCA 1376-4) 76 2

22 GOTTA GOOD THING (Arista AS-2022) Geoff McBride 13 11 tifTHE BOOMIN’ SYSTEM (Def Jam/Columbia 38T-73457) L.L. Cool J DEBUT ££IARE YOU REALLY REAL (Tommy Boy/Reprise 19781) Force M.D.’s 32 5 72 LET THE RHYTHM HIT EM (MCA 24026) Eric B & Rakim 51 11

24 VISION OF LOVE (Columbia 38-73348) Mariah Carey 14 13 73 IN A SEXY MOOD (Orpheus/EMI 4JM72303) Eric Gable 65 10

25 GLAD TO BE ALIVE (Eiektra 66629 0) .. Teddy Pendergrass And Lisa Fisher 25 7 ^(PRIVATE PARTY (MCA 53879) Klymaxx DEBUT

26 IF I COULD ONLY HAVE THAT DAY BACK (Eiektra 64947-4) .. Howard Hewett 26 5 131 INDEPENDANT (Next Plateau 50121) DEBUT 27 RHYTHEM OF LIFE (Polygram 875 018^1) Oleta Adams 28 6 [[STOP RUNNING AWAY (asm 1514) 79 2

BROTHER GONNA WORK IT OUT (Def Jam/Columbia 73390) . . Public Enemy 42 9 m NOW’S THE B TURN (4th S B Way/Island 440-509-4) . DEBUT gjTREAT THEM LIKE THEY WANT TO BE TREATED (Uptown/MCA 53822) 78 SHOCK WAVE (Virgin 4-98963) 71 4

Father M.C. 33 5 2JGO OUTSIDE IN THE RAIN (Motown 2029) ...... Milira 84 2 £J|ALL THE WAY (Solar/Epic 35T-74516) Calloway 35 5 80 WHAT YOU DESERVE (EMI 56170) 81 11

FW l LOVE THE WAY YOU LOVE ME

32 CANT STOP (Virgin 96470) After? 21 14 82 ALL 1 DO IS THINK OF U (Atlantic 87952) 69 18

33 WHEN WILL I SEE YOU (asm i5ii) Barry White 22 7 83 YOU CAN GET ME ANYTIME (Epic zsk 73487) ...... Something Special 83 2

34 IF I TOLD U ONCE (SBK ki- 05337) Terry Steele 24 13 2JLOVE AND EMOTION (RCA 2645) DEBUT

^SECOND CHANCE (RCA 2639) Tyler Collins 38 5 85 SONGS OF LOVE (Warner Bros. 19833) 67 12

2JGIVING YOU THE BENEFIT (MCA 79079) Pebbles 40 3 [[Jl DON’T GO FOR THAT (Warner Bros. 0-21594) . . . 90 2

2JYOUR RIGHT ABOUT THAT (Arista 2053) Kiara 53 3 87 MONEY (Epic 4Z9-74508) 89 9

38 WE’RE ALL IN THE SAME GANG(Wamer Bros. 19819) West Coast Rap All Stars 29 12 88 SMOKING ROOM (Mega Jam 7280) Omara Featuring Lavista Miller 80 5

^JCLOSE TO YOU (Charisma 4-98951) Maxi Priest 43 4 89 HOW DEEP DOES IT GO (GRP 3033) 73 11

^JCOME ON LETS DO THIS (Atlantic 4-87871) Rude Boys 55 4 gigHALF (Ral/Columbia 38T-73463) DEBUT

41 MAKE YOU SWEAT (Eiektra 60861) Keith Sweat 30 14 91 THE POWER (Arista 2013) 82 16

42 ROCK THIS FUNKY JOINT (Profile 7302) Poor Rightous Teachers 34 11 92 LOVE HIGH (MCA 42299) Jeff Redd 65 16

43 BANNED IN THE USA (LukeyAtiantic 4-9891 5) ... Luke Featuring 2 Live Crew 45 4 93 1 WANT IT NOW (Atlanta Artists/Murcury 877-588-4) . . Cameo 87 14

44 LAY YOUR TROUBLES DOWN (Mercury/Polygram 8754304) . Angela Winbush 37 15 94 UNTIL U COME BACK 2 ME (Atlantic 4-87934)(C)(T) 88 17

Q^l NEED YOUR LOVE (Motown 2027) Good Girls 52 4 95 BACK TO BASIX (Select 5003) Kid-N-Play 93 5

2JSAVE YOUR LOVE (Capitol 79179) Traci Spencer 68 3 96 PSYKO FUNK (4th S B'Way 440310) 94 6

47 SOME ONE LIKE YOU (MCA 53775) Perri 47 4 97 DOOWUTCHYALIKE (Tommy Boy TB955) 95 11

48 I AIN'T LYING (Wing/Polygram 877-535^) Sinbad 46 4 98 DON’T ASK MY NEIGHBORS (Columbia 38-73353) . 97 6

49 MY MY MY (Motown MOT6283) Johnny Gill 39 14 99 THIS IS LOVE (Columbia 73346) 72 16

50 MASTER KEY (Reprise 26166) Barbara Weathers 41 14 100 OBSESSION (Startrak/lchiban 044 )

Lonnie Liston Smith Featuring Phyllis Hymann 100 12

„ 1 1 n..ui;«u«r 1 ; Total Weeks

Last Week

51 BLOODLETTING (i.r.svmca 82037) CONCRETE BLONDE 61 12 52 SEVEN TURNS (Epic 46144) THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND 48 TOP 200 SJNOBODY’S CHILD-ROMANIAN ANGEL APPEAL (Warner Bros. 26280) ALBUMS VARIOUS ARTISTS 69 3 EJSHAKE YOUR MONEY MAKER (GeHen GHS 24278)

THE BLACK CROWES 57 23 September 1,1990 ^HISPANIC CAUSING PANIC (Virgin 91377) KID FROST 55 5

56 AFTER 7 (Virgin 9106I) (G) = GOLD (RIAA) Certified) AFTER 7 47 41

(P) = PLATINUM (RIAA) Certified) 57 NICK OF TIME (Capitol 91268)CEMA8.98(P) BONNIE RAITT 53 74

58 CUTS BOTH WAYS (Epic 4521 7)CBS(P) GLORIA ESTEFAN 54 58 Pixies #95 High Debut: 59 STOLEN MOMENTS (A&m 5310) JOHN HIATT 59 9 Total Weeks 60 Last Week COLLECTION (Warner Bros. 26242) BONNIE RAITT 60 6

61 THE REVIVAL (Wing/Polygram 841902) TONY, TONI, TONE 56 15 FLESH AND BLOOD (Enigma/Capitol 91613) POISON 1 6 62 PICKIN’ ON NASHVILLE (Mercury 838 744 1)POL 2 PLEASE HAMMER DON'T HURT ‘EM (Capitol 92857) M.C. HAMMER 2 25 THE KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERS 58 37 3 MARIAH CAREY (Colombia 45202) MARIAH CAREY 3 11 5JCALL ME D-NICE (Jive/RCA 12021) D-NICE 81 3 4 WILSON PHILLIPS (SBK 93745) WILSON PHILLIPS 5 20 64 VOL.I1 1990 A (Virgin NEW DECADE 91367) SOUL II SOUL 49 12 0IN THE HEART OF THE YOUNG (Atlantic 82103) WINGER 6 4 5JSTORMFRONT (Columbia 44366)CBS(P2) BILLY JOEL 100 44 6 STEP BY STEP (Columbia C451 29) NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK 7 11 66 FEAR OF A BLACK PLANET (Def Jam/Columbia 4541 3) .... PUBLIC ENEMY 52 19 7 COMPOSITIONS (Elektra 60922) ANITA BAKER 4 7 67 THE LITTLE MERMAID (Wait Disney 6403B)IND 8.98(P) SOUNDTRACK 67 37 8 POISON (MCA 6387) BELL BIV DeVOE 14 21 68 LONDON WARSAW NEW YORK (Epic 45472JCBS BASIA 68 27 ^BANNED IN THE U.S.A. (Luke Skywalker/Atlantic 91424) 2 LIVE CREW 12 4 2J|P0RN0GRAFFrm (A&m 75021) EXTREME II 83 3

10 I LL GIVE ALL MY LOVE TO YOU (Elektra/Vintertainmaent 60861) KEITH SWEAT 9 11 gjjLIVE FROM ACKNICKULOUS (Arista 8615) THREE TIMES DOPE 77 3 11 I’M BREATHLESS (Sire/Warner Bros. 26209) MADONNA 11 13 71 LOVE & EMOTION (LMR/rca 2307-1 -R) STEVIE B 51 6

12 THE REAL THING (Slash/Reprise 25878/Warner Bros.jWEA . . FAITH NO MORE 6 27 72 COCKED & LOADED (Verligo/Polygram 5921) L.A. GUNS 63 18 13 PRETTY WOMAN (EMI 93492) SOUNDTRACK 10 21 2JWHEN I CALL YOUR NAME (MCA42321) VINCE GILL 80 5 14 JOHNNY GILL (Motown 6283) JOHNNY GILL 15 18 74 ATTITUDE (Atlantic 82035JWEA 8.98 TROOP 74 41 15 VIOLATER (Sire/Reprise 26081) DEPECHE MODE 13 22 75 TENDER LOVER (Solar 45288)CBS(P) BABYFACE 73 58 16 ...BUT SERIOUSLY (Atlantic )WEA8.98(P2) PHIL COLLINS 18 40 231 LEGAL (Profile 1297) SPECIAL ED 99 3 17 SOUL PROVIDER (Columbia 450i2)CBS(P) MICHAEL BOLTON 16 58 77 GARTH BROOKS (Capitol 90897) GARTH BROOKS 62 16 [tl STICK IT TO YA(Chrysalis 21702JCEMA 9.98 SLAUGHTER 25 28 78 WE’RE ALL IN THE SAME GANG (Warner Bros. 26241)

19 I DO NOT WANT WHAT I HAVE’NT GOT (Chrysalis 21 759) SINEAD O’CONNER 19 22 WEST COAST RAP ALL STARS 65 9 20 BRIGADE (Capitol 91820) HEART 21 20 79 THE DAY THE LAUGHTER DIED (GeHen 24287) ANDREW DICE CLAY 72 20 ^JBLAZE OF GLORY (Mercury/Polygram 846473) JON BON JOVI 115 3 23[ARE YOU O.K.? (Chrysalis 21778) WAS(NOT WAS) 91 3 22 PUMP (Geffen GHS 24254)WEA 8.98(P2) AEROSMITH 20 49 [2|BROTHER’S KEEPER (A&m 5312) THE NEVILLE BROTHERS 90 2 2JAFTER THE RAIN (DGC/Geffen 24290) NELSON 26 6 5JTIC-TAC-T0E (Atlantic 82116) KYPER 88 4 24 PANDEMONIOM (Paisley Park/Reprise 27490) THE TIME 17 6 5JM0RE OF THE NIGHT (Capitol 92957) THE WHISPERS 140 2 25 CHARMED LIFE (Capitol 21735) BILLY IDOL 30 16 84 QUICK MOVES (Arista 8622) MILLI VANILLI 64 13 26 BORN TO SING (Atlantic C82084) EN VOGUE 23 19 [^EDUTAINMENT (Jive/RCA 1358) BOOGIE DOWN PRODUCTIONS 95 2 27 A NIGHT ON THE TOWN (RCA 2041) BRUCE HORNSBY 31 9 86 LIVE IT UP (Atlantic 82107) CROSBY, STILLS & NASH 66 7 28 DAYS OF THUNDER (GeHen/DGC 24294) SOUNDTRACK 24 7 [3|GIRLS NIGHT OUT (RCA 9642) TYLER COLLINS 107 14 29 DR. FEELGOOD (Elektra 60829)WEA8.98(P2) MOTLEY CRUE 39 50 [JJBRICK YARD ROAD (Ataiantic 82110) JOHNNY VAN ZANT 98 3 30 RHYTHM NATION 1 814 (A8M 3920)BMG8.98(P3) JANET JACKSON 29 48 89 JUMBO GOODBYE (Capitol 21654) WORLD PARTY 70 14 31 SHUT UP AND DANCE (Virgin 91326) PAULA ABDUL 22 15 SJTHE BEST OF LUTHER(Epic45320-EK45423)CBS(P) .. LUTHER VANDROSS 120 44 32 READING, WRITING AND ARITHMATIC (Getfen/DGC 24277) 91 PACKED (Sire/Warner Bros. 26219) PRETENDERS 78 13 THE SUNDAYS 27 14 92 LIVIN' rT UP (MCA 641 5) GEORGE STRAIT 75 13 33 PASSION AND WARFARE (Relativity 1037) STEVE VAI 28 13 93 THE ADVENTURES OF FORD FAIRLANE (Elektra 60952) ...SOUNDTRACK 76 7 34 WE ARE IN LOVE (Columbia 46146) HARRY CONNICK JR. 32 6 94 FOREVER YOUR GIRL (Virgin 90943)WEA9.98(P6) PAULA ABDUL 79 92 [^CLOUDCUCKOOLAND (MCA 6404) THE LIGHTNING SEEDS 40 17 2JBOSSANOVA (Elektra 60963) PIXIES DEBUT 36 WORLD PARTY (Arista 8563) SNAP 33 11 96 STILL GOT THE BLUES (Charisma 4-91369) GARY MOORE 96 10 37 BEST OF (Polygram 841970) VAN MORRISON 38 15 97 ESCAPE FROM HAVANA (Capitol 91295) MELLOWMAN ACE 84 13 [[JDAMN YANKEES (Warner Bros. 26159) DAMN YANKEES 45 23 98 HOME (London/Polygram 88197) HOT HOUSE FLOWERS 82 9 EJBUSTED (Epic 46013) CHEAP TRICK 44 5 [^SOUNDTRACK (Columbia 46792) MO’ BETTER BLUES 167 2 40 HOLY WATER (Atlantic 91371) BAD COMPANY 34 10 [12] 100 MILES AND RUNNIN’ (Ruthless/Priority 7224) N.W.A. DEBUT [^AFFECTION (Arista 8554) LISA STANSFIELD 50 25 101 JOURNEYMAN (Reprise 26074)WEA 8.98(G) ERIC CLAPTON 102 41 42 CANT FIGHT FATE (Arista 8581JBMG 8.98(G) TAYLOR DAYNE 42 42 102 STILETTO (RCA 2090-1 -R) LITAFORD 85 13 43 HELL TO PAY (Arista 8632) JEFFHEALY 36 12 103 DANZIG ll-LUCIFUGE (Del America/Geffen 2-24281) DANZIG 89 7 44 LET THE RHYTHM HIT EM’ (MCA 6416) ERIC B. & RAKIM 35 9 1 04 SPIRITS DANCING IN THE FLESH (Columbia 46065) [3REVITUP(EMI92923) VIXEN 87 3 SANTANA 86 7 46 AS NASTY AS THEY WANNA BE (Luke SkyywalkerXR107)IND 8.98 2 LIVE CREW 37 59 105 TO THE EAST, BLACKWARDS (4th & BWay 444019) XCLAN 105 16 47 THE END OF INNOCENCE (GeHen 24217)WEA8.98(P) DON HENLEY 41 60 106 GOO (Geflen/DGC 24297) SONIC YOUTH 92 7 48 AMERIKKKA’S MOST WANTED (Priority CDL^»XL-SL57i20) ICECUBE 43 14 107 BRICK BY BRICK (Virgin 91381) IGGY POP 93 6 KILLIN’ TIME (RCA 9668)BMG8.98(P) CLINT BLACK 71 66 108 COSMIC THING (Reprise 25854)WEA8.98(P) B-52'S 97 60 50 SEX PACKET (Tommy Boy 1026) DIGITAL UNDERGROUND 46 21 [J3 DREAM CHILD (RCA 2221) BLACKBOX 125 3

[d STANDARD TIME VOL.3 - THE RESOLUTION OF ROMANCE (Columbia 46143) WYNTON MARSALIS DEBUT

The square bullet indicates strong upward chart movement 7 4 5 2 0 4

Total Weeks Total Weeks

111 MANIC NIRVANA (Atlantic 91336) ROBERT PLANT 113 22 169 178 51

FLOATING INTO THE NIGHT (Curb/Warner Bros. 25859) ... JULEE CRUISE 129 13 170 182 9 03 HERE IN THE REAL WORLD (Elektra 8623) ALAN JACKSON 148 22 171 152 72 MINING (Columbia 45398) 114 BLUE SKY MIDNIGHT OIL 112 24 172 STONE COLD RHYMIN’ (Delicious/lsland91309)WEA8.98(P) . . .YOU 155 50

IT (RCA 2108) 115 PASS ON DOWN ALABAMA 103 13 cmrm MENTAL FLOSS FOR THE GLOBE (Arista 8640) . . URBAN DANCE DEBUT

116 THE HARD WAY (MCA 6430) STEVE EARLE AND THE DUKES 94 4 1741 74 NOUVEAU FLAMINGO (Higher Octive 7020) OTTMAR L 156 5

117 TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES (SBK 91066) SOUNDTRACK 104 19 175 STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON (G) (Priority/Ruthless 57102)IND 8.98(P) 158 79

118 TEN COMMANDMENTS (Priority 57129) OZZY OSBOURNE 101 5 176 162 5

119 DOWNTOWN TRAIN/SELECTIONS FROM STORYTELLER (Warner Bros 26158) 177 165 18

ROD STEWART 106 23 1781 78 HANGIN’ TOUGH (P) (Columbia FC 40985)CBS 166 105 m UN-LED-ED (MCA 82048) DREAD ZEPPELIN 164 2 179 168 14 121 BEHINDTHE MASK (Warner Bros. 26111) FLEETWOOD MAC 108 19 cm DEBUT

122 GLEN MEDEIROS (MCA 6399) GLEN MEDEIROS 123 10 181 172 18

CEE1 BLUE PACIFIC (Reprise 26183) MICHAEL FRANKS 128 7 182 169 29

124 REAL MEN WEAR BLACK (Mercury/Polygram 846 297) .CAMEO 109 6 183 173 10

FEE! COUNTRY CLUB (Warner Bros. 126094) TRAVIS TRITT 157 22 184 174 12 J23 BEACHES (G) (Atlantic 81933)WEA9.98(P2) cm DEBUT ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK 136 85 186 176 9

ETTl BAD OF THE HEART (Columbia 45488) GEORGE LAMOND 154 2 187 175 22

128 ORIGINAL LONDON CAST (Polydor 8315631) 188 177 4

PHANTOM OF THE OPERA HIGHLIGHTS 1 30 24 189 179 9

129 LIGHTS...CAMERA...REVOLUTION (Epic 45389) 190 BLACK’S MAGIC (Next Plateau PL1019) SALT -N- PEPA 181 21

SUICIDAL TENDENCIES 110 7 191 183 33 23 THEN & NOW (Warner Bros. 24298) ASIA DE!3UT 192 185 13 131 TAHOOED MILLIONAIRE (Columbia 46139) BRUCE DICKINSON 146 14 1931 93 PAINTING IN MY MIND (Sire/Warner Bros 26148)WEA 9.98 184 23

CEEI HERE COMES TROUBLE (In-Ettect/Reiativity 3012) SCATTER BRAIN 137 11 194 186 19

133 ALANNAH MYLES (Atlantic 81956JWEA 8.98 ALANNA MILES 111 32 195 187 21

134 CHANGESB0WIE(RykodiscRALP0i7i) DAVIDBOWIE 114 21 196 189 42

135 LOVE CHILD (Atco 91307) SWEET SENSATION 141 18 197 188 15

136 LOFTY’S ROACH SOUFFLE (Columbia 46223) HARRY CONNICK JR. 117 6 198 190 26

1 37 CRY LIKE A RAINSTORM HOWL LIKE THE WIND (Eiektra 60872 ) wea s. 98(P2) 199 191 37

LINDA RONDSTADT (Featuring Aaron Neville) 116 45 200 195 10

138 IMPACT IS IMMINENT (Capitol 90379) EXODUS 118 5

139 FUNK -0- METAL CARPET RIDE (Atco 91337) ELECTRIC BOYS 119 13

140 TECHNOTRONIC THE ALBUM (SBK 93422JCEMA 8.98(G) . TECHNOTRONIC 121 37 ALPHABETIZED TOP 200 ALBUMS (BY ARTIST) 141 BACK ON THE BLOCK (Qwest/Warner Bros26020)WEA8.98(P) QUINCY JONES 122 39

142 HOWARD HEWEn (Eiektra 60904) HOWARD HEWETT 124 21 2 Live Crew(Nasty) / 86 hunters/62 Perfect Gentleman/ Tritt, Travis/ 125 46 Cruise, Julee/ 112 Kid Frost/ 55 179 Troop/ 74 CEE1 LEAVE THE LIGHT ON (RCA 9594-i-R)BMG 8.98 LORRIE MORGAN 150 31 2 Live Crew(Banned) / D- Nice/ 63 Kings Of The Sun / 1 84 Petty, Tom / 161 UB40/166

9 Damian Michael / 200 Kwame/152 Pixies/ 95 Urban Dance Squad / 144 A BIT OF WHAT YOU FANCY (Capitol 93177) . THE LONDON QUIRE BOYS 144 17 Abdul, Paula(lst) / 94 Damn Yankees / 38 Kyper/82 Rant, Robert /111 173

FTT! THE EARTH, A SMALL MAN, HIS DOG AND A CHICKEN (Epic 45246) Abdul, Paula(new) / 31 Danzig /1 03 LA. Guns / 72 Poison /I Vai, Steve / 33

Adam Ant / 198 Da yne, Taylor / 42 Lamend, George/ 127 Poor Rightous Van Zant, Johnny/ 88 REO SPEEDWAGON 160 2 Aerosmith/22 Del Amitri/ 195 Liebert, Ottmar / 174 Teachers / 153 Vandross, Luther / 90

Alter 7/56 Depeche Mode / 1 Lightning Seeds/ 35 Pop, Iggy / 107 Vega, Suzanne / 177 146 WAKE ME WHEN ITS OVER (Eiektra 60883) FASTER PUSSYCAT 126 21 Alabama/115 Dickinson, Bruce /1 31 Linear / 156 Retenders/ 91 Vixen / 45 147 JOE COCKER LIVE (Capitol 93416) JOE COCKER 147 10 Allman Brothers/ 52 Digital Underground / Little Ceasar/ 189 Public Enemy/ 66 Was(NotWas) / 80 Armatrading, Joan / 50 Little Feat/ 168 Raitt, Bonnie / 57 West Coast Rap All-

148 BEDTIME STORIES (A&M 5289) DAVID BAERWALD 127 5 186 Dio/ 149 London Quire Boys / Raitt, Bonnie / 60 Stars/ 78

Asia/ 130 Dread Zeppelin / 120 144 Reo Speedwagon / Whispers/ 83 149 LOCK UP THE WOLVES (Reprise 4-26212) DIO 131 14 B 52*s / 1 08 Earle, Steve / 116 Lynne, Jeff / 1 58 145 Wilson Phillips/

/ Electric / C. Hammer/ Romanian Angel Ap- Wnger cm SOUNDTRACK (Varese/MCA 5276) GHOST DEBUT Babyface 75 Boys 139 M. /5 Bad Company / 40 En Vogue / 26 Madonna /II peal / 53 World Party / 89

Ctn NO HOLDIN’ BACK (Warner Bros. 25988)WEA8.98(P) .... RANDY TRAVIS 159 45 Baerwaid, David / 148 Eric B. & Rakim / 44 Marsalis, Wynton/ 110 Rondstant, Linda /1 37 X Gan/ 105

Baker, Anita/ Estefan, Gloria / 58 Maxi Priest / 165 Roxette / 1 71 Y&T / 164 152 A DAY IN THE LIFE (Atlantic 82100) KWAME 132 11 Basia / 68 Exodus/ 138 MayaJI, John / 185 Salt NPepa/ 190 Young M.C./ 172

Baton Rouge/ 192 Extreme/ 69 McDonald, Michael / Santana/ 104 Soundtracks: 153 HOLY INTELLECT (Profile 1289) POOR RIGHTOUS TEACHERS 142 12 Bell Biv Devoe/8 Faith No More / 12 167 Scatter Brain / 1 32 Adventures of Ford 1 54 NOTHING MATTERS WITHOUT LOVE (Vendetta/A&M SP 5280)BMG 8.98 Black Box /1 09 Faster Pussycat / 146 Medeiros, Glen / 1 22 Seduction / 154 Fairlane/93 Black, Clint/ 49 Fleetwood Mac /1 21 Mellow Man Ace / 97 Shinehead / 1 76 Beaches / 126

SEDUCTION 133 44 Black Crowes/ 54 Ford, Lita / 1 02 Metallica/171 Silencers / 199 Days Of Thunder / 28

Bolton, Michael / 17 Franks, Michael / 1 23 MicheHe/191 Simon, Carly / 187 Dick 155 KENNY G LIVE (Arista 861 3)BMG 8.98(G) KENNY G 163 39 Gene Loves Jezebel / Midnight Oil/ 114 Sir Mix AJot/196 Tracy(Soundtrack) / on / 21 Modern English/ 170 Slaughter / 18 200 (Atlantic 134 18 160 156 LINEAR 82090) LINEAR Boogie Dcwn Produc- Giant /1 81 Moore, Gary / 96 Sleez Beez / 197 Dick Tracy(Score) / tions/85 157 ZIGGY STARDUST (Rhycodisc 10134) DAVIDBOWIE 135 10 Gill, Johnny / 1 Milli Vanilli / 163 Snap/ 36 188 Brooks, Garth / 77 Gil, Vince/ 73 Milli Vanilli(re-mix) / 84 Social Distortion / 1 59 Ghost /1 50 158 ARMCHAIR THEATRE (Warner Bros. LYNNE 138 10 Bcwie, David(Chan- 26184) JEFF Healey, Jeff / 43 Morgan Lorrie / 1 43 Sonic Youth / 106 Little Mermaid / 67 ges) / 1 34 Heart/ 20 Morrison, Van / 37 Soul II Soul / 64 Mo' Better Blues/ 99 159 SOCIAL DESTORTION (Epic/CBS 46055) SOCIAL DESTORTION 139 17 Bowie, David(Ziggy) / Henley, Don / 47 Moljey Crue/29 Special Ed / 76 Phantom of 157 Hewett, Howard / 142 Myles, AJannah/ 133 Spyro Gyra/183 Opera( Highlights)/ 128 KISS OF LIFE (Beggars Banquet/Geffen 24260) . . . .GENE LOVES JEZEBEL 180 2 Cameo/ 124 Hiatt, John / 59 Najee/194 Stansfield, Lisa / 41 Pretty Woman/ 13 Carey, Mariah /3 161 FULL MOON FEVER (MCA 6253JMCA 9.98(P2) TOM PETTY 161 69 Hornsby, Bruce/ 27 Nelson/ 23 Stevie B. / 71 Teenage Mutant Ninja Cheap Trick/ 39 Hot House Rowers/ Neville Brothers/ 81 Stewart, Rod / 119 Turtles/ 117 THE EAGLE (Epic 46104) WAYLON JENNINGS 171 2 Clapton, Eric / 101 Q2J 98 New Kids(hangin) / Strait, George/ 92 Clay, Andrew Dice/ 79 Ice Cube / 48 178 Suicidal Tendencies/ IT’S TRUE (Arista AL-8592)BMG8.98(P6) . . MILLI VANILLI 143 76 163 GIRL YOU KNOW Cocker, Joe/ 147 Idol, Billy/ 25 New Kids(new) / 6 129 Collins, Phil/ 16 164 TEN (Warner Bros. 24283) Y&T 145 14 Jackson, Alan / 113 Nine Inch Nails / 182 Sundays / 32 Collins, Tyler/ 87 Jackson, Janet/ 30 N. W.A./175 Sweat, Keith / 1 (Charisma MAXI PRIEST 170 4 Compton's Most 165 BONAFIDE 91384) Jennings, Waylon/ 162 N.W.A.(1 00 Miles)/ Sweet Sensation/ 135 Wanted/ 180 Joel, Billy / 65 100 Technotronic / 140 II (Virgin UB40 149 32 166 LABOUR OF LOVE 91324) Concrete Blonde / 51 John, Ellon / 169 O’Conner. Sinead / 19 Three Times Dope / 70 Connick, Harry Jr. / 34 141 167 TAKE IT TO HEART (Warner Bros./Reprise 25979) . . MICHAEL McDONALD 151 14 Jones, Quincy/ Osbourne, Ozzy/118 Time/ 24 Connick, Harry Jr. / Kenny -G/ 155 Page, Tommy / 193 Tony Toni Tone' / 61 168 MAMBO (Warner Bros. 26163) LITTLE FEAT 153 19 136 REPRESENTING THE Kentocky Head- Penn, Michael / 1 99 Travis, Randy/ 151 Crosby, Stills & Nash / POP REVIEWS CASH BOX SEPTEMBER 1,1990 32

Saints have undeniable appeal for disaf- fected suburban college-age youth. RAUL ORELLANA: Guitarra (Virgin 4-91402)

Raul Orellana's expressive Spanish- Groovy, growling, B-movie style guitar is fused with elements of pop and dance music, making for some I SINGLE REVIEWS soundtrack/second single from Call the interesting contrasts on Guitarra. While GEORGE MICHAEL: "Praying Ambulance (before i hurt myself) will stick the album is largely instrumental, guest with tire BPM crowd a bit better than the for Time" (Columbia CSK 73512) vocalist Christine Benson gets down on more aescetic "-Get Stuck." It also fea- the R&B/dance cut "I Need a Man." tures backing vocals/ wails by Caterwaul's Betsy Martin. KIPPER JONES: Ordinary Story GLENN MEDEIROS: "All I'm (Virgin 91328) Missing Is You" (MCA 18507) Kipper Jones, a graduate of R&B group Tease, delivers a collection of Taking no chances after his recent powerful, moving soul music on this number one hit, "She Ain't Woth It," impressive solo project. Although Medeiros returns with a sure thing that Jones' production is undeniably high-tech, his this time out features the talents of Ray vocals are true to soul's blues and gospel Parker Jr. and should repeat the success roots. Black and pop radio should pay of its predecessor. special attention to the funkin' "Shock VONDA SHEPARD: "I Shy Wave," "Poor Elaine" and a cover of the Away" (Reprise 4396) hard-rock collection in Detonator, which Isley Brothers' "Footsteps in the Dark." was produced by Sir Arthur Payson. Shepard has already made quite an "Shame Shame Shame," "Heads I Win, 2 DEEP: Honey, That's Show Biz impression on the soft-rock crowd, with Tales You Lose" and "Lovin' You's a (Cold Chillin'/Reprise 9 26170-2) her heartfelt singing and thoughtful Dirty Job" are among the cuts that were This rap duo blend humor, social George Michael isn't just a pop star. lyrics. Thanks to some great remixers, co-written Child, known by Desmond awareness clever into an He's an Artist. "Praying," from the she brings those elements to the dan- and rhymes for his work with Alice Cooper and Bon concoction reminding of forthcoming, long-playing disc. Listen cefloor with a song co-written by appealing you Jovi. both n' Play and a harder-edged Without Prejudice Volume One, is "Sign Gardner Cole (who shared similar Kid DJ TEENAGE FAN CLUB: A O' the Times" via George Michael, with chores on Madonna's "Open Your Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince, though overtly political (on tracks) all the depth and insight that suggests. Heart''). This should push the Catholic Education (Matador Ole more some - than either of those duos. For the more The singer's new offering is a fragile singer/songwriter to a new level al- 012 2 ) pop-oriented rap fan. whisper in the hurricane of human in- together. Hippy, trippy retro/neo-psychedelic difference and despair. It's hope. It's a Danzig II: grunge that never strays far from its for- DANZIG: Lucifuge plea for life and humanity that belongs mat—and never should. On New York's (Def American 24281) right next to Billy Joel's substantial newest indie, founded by former Danzig examines the darker side of work, "We Didn't Start the Fire," or Phil Homestead-er2. Gerard Cosloy. It's a life on "Snakes of Christ," "Killer Wolf," Collins' meaningful "Another Day in ALBUMS glimmer of dusty hope for the alterna- "Long Way Back From Hell" and other Paradise." Welcome back, Mr. Michael. 3. tive set. songs on this sinister heavy metal collec- HARRY SHEARER: "(If You PALE SAINTS: The Comforts of tion. Seemingly influenced by bands To I ALBUM REVIEWS Want Free Speech) Go Russia" Madness (4AD cad 0002) like Deep Purple and Uriah Heep, Dan- (Virgin 98913) O THE PIXIES: Bossanova zig has a melodic sound that is slow, Langourous guitar-based pop with (4AD/Elektra 9 60963-2) hard and heavy, yet not as frantically Harry Shearer (of Spinal Tap fame) intentionally monotonous, detached vo- bonecrushing as Testament, Toranaga or makes a statement against censorship cals—the perfect soundtrack for ennui. of Chastain. The haunting "Devil's Play- on this single, portraying an advocate Comforts is basically tire long-form fol- thing" almost sounds like tire Doors censorship and making the point that low-up to last year's Barging Into the turned headbangers. Lucifuge was while freedom of expression is on the Presence of God, which had some sort of produced by Rick Rubin, known for his increase in the Soviet Union, it's on the glory in its listlessness. This one, how- work with L.L. Cool J, Slayer, the Beastie decline in the U.S. ever, could use an amphetamine boost, Boys and the Cult. THE FAMILY STAND: "In or at least a double espresso. Still, Pale

Summer I Fall" (Atlantic 3414-2)

More smooth soul from the outfit who are injecting style, intelligence and LOOKING AHEAD real talent back into R&B. A nice follow- September 1 1990 Independent product most likely to reach the Top 100 Pop Singles Chart up to the hit, "Ghetto Heaven," which , should continue to expose the group to

radio and the buying public. 1 .KNOCKIN’ BOOTS (Epic) Candyman TYLER COLLINS: "Second The follow-up to last year's Doolittle finds the Pixies back in the studio with FEELS GOOD (Wing/Poiydor) Tony! Toni! Tone! Chance" (RCA 2639-2-RDJ) producer Gil Norton, but unable to The third single release from Collins' recapture the perfect pop cacophony NAUGHTY NAUGHTY (Epic) Danger Danger debut album, Girl's Nile Out, comes in they captured on the previous album, or versions that 4. 1 DONT LOVE YOU ANYMORE (Capitol) London Quire Boys six new should keep you on Surfer Rosa, the album that made dancing quite happily for quite some them an ultra-hip household name. 5. ONION SKIN (Giant/Warner Bros.) Boom Crash Opra time. best is the "hip-house" The mix. Still, band loyalty alone will carry this

HILT: "Stoneman" (Nettwerk album through on college/altemative 6. CIVIL WAR (Gefien) Guns & Roses W2-3045) radio, especially tracks like "Havalina," "Velouria" and "Is She Weird." 7. LISA (RCA) Lita Ford BOOGIE DOWN 8. SHINING STAR (Enigma) Stryper PRODUCTIONS: Edutainment

(Jive/RCA 7 82105-2) 9. TURN ON THE RADIO (Warner Bros.) Tommy Page Boogie Down Productions' leader 1 0. ALL I DO IS THINK OF YOU (Atlantic) Troop KRS-1 continues showing himself to be one of rap's most intelligent and socio- 11. BRICKYARD ROAD (Atlantic) Johnny Van Zant political voices on Edutainment, BDFs third album for Jive/ RCA and fourth 12. HEADLINE NEWS (SBK) Everyday People overall. Homelessness, drug-dealing, racism and black-on-black crime are 13. iT TAKES TWO (ASM) Giant among the topics addressed on the hard-hitting album. 14. IF YOU WANNA (Getfen) Nikki RATT: (Atlantic Detonator 1 5. BLACK CAT (ASM) Janet Jackson 82127-4)

Ratt has another melodic yet forceful 2 TOP 100 SINGLES

September 1, 1990

#1 Single: Sweet Sensation

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QlF WISHES CAME TRUE (Atco prcd 3361-2) Sweet Sensation 51 GIRLS NIGHT OUT (RCA 9i74)(C)(T) Tyler Collins 36 18

2 COME BACK TO ME (asm 1475) Janet Jackson 52 HANKY PANKY (SireWamer Bros. 19789) Madonna 38 11 gt^UNSKINNY BOP (Enigma/Capitol 79133) Poison El ALL I’M MISSING IS YOU (MCA 53831) Glen Medeiros 56 4 |m BLAZE OF GLORY (Mercury/Polygram 875896-4) Jon Bon Jovi 54 WHEN I’M BACK ON MY FEET (Columbia 38-73342) Michael Bolton 39 15 Q RELEASE ME (SBK 4JM-07327) Wilson Phillips 10 10 EJHOW MUCH LOVE (EMi 92923) Vixen 6 DO ME (MCA 53848) Bell Biv DeVoe 7 9 ^GEORGIA ON MY MIND (Columbia 38-73490) Micheal Bolton ml EPIC (Warner Bros. 19813) Faith No More 9 13 INNOCENT (Capitol 44593) Whispers

mHAVE YOU SEEN HER (Capitol 44573) M.C. Hammer 8 10 58 MY KINDA GIRL (Solar/Epic 35-7451 5) Babyface 40 12

9 VISION OF LOVE (Columbia 73348)(C) Mariah Carey 59 ENJOY THE SILENCE (SireWamer Bros. o-2i490)(T)(C)(M)(CD) . Depeche Mode 42 21

10 JERK OUT (Reprise 19750) The Time SJSAME OL’ SITUATION (Eiektra 64942) Motley Crue DEBUT

IUTONIGHT (Columbia 38-73461) New Kids On The Block 61 STEP BY STEP (Columbia 38-73343)(C)(CD)(M)(T) . . . New Kids On The Block 46 15

[3 LOVE AND AFFECTION (DGC 4-19689) Nelson 62 I’LL BE YOUR SHELTER (Arista as-2005)(C) TaylerDayne 45 18

13 COULD THIS BE LOVE (Vendetia/ASM 7502) Seduction 11 13 63 WE’RE ALL IN THE SAME GANG (Warner Bros. 4-19819)

UJTHIEVES IN THE TEMPLE (Paisley Park/Warner Bros. 19751) Prince 24 5 The West Coast Rap All-Stars 47 10

15 THE POWER (Arista 201 3) (C)(T) Snap 12 18 ElONLY WOMEN BLEED (Columbia 38-73476) Favorite Angel 74 2

QlTIC-TAC-TQE (Atlantic 4-87910) Kyper 23 6 65 YOU CAN’T DENY fT (Arista 2038)(C) Lisa Stansfield 48 15

17 CRADLE OF LOVE (Chrysalis B-23509)(C) Billy Idol 13 18 66 LA RAZA (Virgin 4-98947) Kid Frost 51

2JLOVE AND EMOTION (RCA 2645) Stevie B. 21 67 DON’T GO AWAY MAD (Eiektra 64962) Motley Crue 52 15

19 KING OF WISHFUL THINKING (EMi 50307)(C)(T) Go West 14 15 68 ALL THE WAY (Solar/Epic 35-74516) Calloway 59 6

20 ACROSS THE RIVER (RCA 2621) Bruce Hornsby 16 11 69 IT MUST HAVE BEEN LOVE (EMi 4JM-50283)(C) Roxette 62 22

mCANT STOP FALLING IN LOVE (Epic 73444) Cheap Trick 26 ^2|l WON'T GIVE UP (Tommy Boy/Warner Bros. 4-19730) T.K.A. 73 3

ENCLOSE TO YOU (Charisma 4-98951) Maxi Priest 31 21VI0LENCE OF SUMMER (Capitol 79235) Duran Duran

FTlTHE GIRL I USED TO KNOW (EMI 50287) Brother Beyond 30 10 ££lUNCHAINED MELODY (Poiydor 871882-7) Righteous Brothers

^SOMETHING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO HEAVEN (Atlantic 87885) LILIES (Atlantic 4-87893) En Vogue DEBUT

Phil Collins 29 74 THATS NOT HER STYLE (Columbia 73442) Billy Joel 66 6

HI MY MY MY (Motown 2033) Johnny Gill 33 [^SECOND CHANCE (RCA 2639) Tyler Collins DEBUT

26 (Getfen 80 3 THE OTHER SIDE 4-19927) Aerosmith 19 11 SJHOLDING MY HEART (Vendetta/A&M ) Bang

27 BANNED IN THE USA (Luke/Atlantic 4-98915) . . . Luke Featuring 2 Live Crew 77 THE RIGHT COMBINATION (Columbia 38-73417) . . Seiko 4 Donnie Wahlberg 77 11

(Virgin 4-98961) 31-7472) Louie Louie 88 EHCANT STOP After 7 [3I 1 WANNA GET BACK WITH YOU (WTG/Epic ^JHEART OF STONE (Arista 2057) TaylerDayne jjjLOOK ,NT0 MY EYES (Columbia 38-73486) George Lamond 94

2JOH GIRL (Columbia 38-73377) Paul Young [J! FLY TO THE ANGELS (Chrysalis 23527) Slaughter 90 31 RUB YOU THE RIGHT WAY (Motown 2045)(C)(T) Johnny Gill 17 17 Q1 JEALOUS (Beggars Banquet/Geffen 4-19688) Gene Loves Jezebel 87 32 POSSESION (Epic eck- 73398) Bad English 20 13 82 PURE (MCA 53816) (C)(T) The Lightning Seeds 61 15

33 HOLD ON (Atlantic 7-87984)(C)(T) En Vogue 27 17 83 POISON (MCA 53772)(T)(C) Bell Biv DeVoe 65 21 UJCANT GET ENOUGH (Atlantic 4-87886) Winger 37 6 21 JOEY (i.R.S. 73014) Concrete Blonde 91 El ROMEO (Island 780127) DinO 41 EJEMPTY BEACH (Atco 4-98932) Tricia Leigh Fisher DEBUT EJi POLICY OF THE TRUTH (Sire/Wamer Bros. 4-19842) Depeche Mode 49 86 STRANGER TO LOVE (Atlantic 4-87899) St. Paul 70 7 EJ DIRTY CASH (MONEY TALKS) (Mercury 875 802-7) The Adventures Of Stevie B 43 87 SUMMER VACATION (Hoilywood/Eiektra 4-64945) The Parly 68 3 EJTELL ME SOMETHING (MCA 79029) Indecent Obsession 44 88 TALK TO ME (Eiektra 7-64964) Anita Baker 69 10 El HOW BAD DO YOU WANT IT (Getfen 4-19699) Don Henley 63 89 CUTS BOTH WAYS (Epic 34 T-73395) Gloria Estefan 71 10 ElPRAYING FOR TIME (Columbia 38-73512) .George Michael DEBUT EJl’D RATHER GO BLIND (Arista 2055) Sydny Youngblood DEBUT

41 SHE AIN’T WORTH IT (MCA 5383i)(C) Glen Mederios/Bobby Brown 25 16 91 DO YOU REMEMBER (Atlantic 87955)(C) Phil Collins 76 19

fEVERYBODY EVERYBODY (RCA 2221) Black Box WONT TALK ABOUT IT (Eiektra 4-64948) Beats International DEBUT

JJlTHIS IS THE RIGHT TIME (Arista 2049) Lisa Stansfield 93 READY OR NOT (Virgin 7-98995)(C) After 7 78 22 4-19679) 79 6 44 I DIDN’T WANT TO NEED YOU (Capitol 79073) Heart 28 11 94 HEARTS IN TROUBLE (DGC/Warner Bros. Chicago

45 MAKE YOU SWEAT (Eiektra 7-64961) Keith Sweat 32 14 95 HOLD ON (SBK 07322)(C) Wison Phillips 82 24

EJGIVING YOU THE BENEFIT (MCA 79079) Pebbles 96 MENTIROSA (Capitol 44533)(C)(T) Mellow Man Ace 81 16 Oil DON’T HAVE THE HEART (Warner Bros. 4-19911) James Ingram 97 VOGUE (SireA/Varner Bros. 0-2151 3)(T)(C)(M)(CD) Madonna 86 21 ElS AY A PRAYER (A&M 1519) Breathe 98 BANG BANG (Epic 34-73380)(C) Danger Danger 84 13 EJTIME FOR LETTING GO (Reprise 19743) Jude Cole 99 BAD OF THE HEART (Columbia 38-7337)(C)(T) George Lamond 85 16

EMcrazy (Motown 2053) The Boys DEBUT 100 U CAN’T TOUCH THIS (Capitol i557i)(T) M.C. Hammer 89 22

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POP (see page 33) Joey (Intemabonal Velvet BMI/Bug, BMI/l.R.S, BMI) . . , . 84 Summa Vacabon (Varry While/Walt GsneyA>irisbn$ King Of Widitul Thinking (Wall Disney/Martin Page. Ascap) 19 Suidde/P. Bulwinkle, Ascap) 87 Georgia On My Mnd (Pen. BMI) 56 La Raza (Mo Knows, Ascap/Mi Palo, AscapEudow, Talk To Me (All Baka's, BMI/Monteque, BMI) 88 Across The River (ZappoEadcally, Ascap) 20 Gris Nitwit Out (Beyerson, BMl/Rossaway, Lid and, BMI/Tuff Ascap/Coast AscapMCA, BM Ascap) 66 Tdl Me Something (MCA, Ascap) 38 All I'm Mssing Is You (Tom Stuges MusioOitysalis/Rayida Cookie, BMl/Virgin Songs, BMI) 51 Ues(2Tuff-E-Nulf,BMI) 73 That's Not Ha Style (Jod Songs, BMI) 74 Music, Ascap) 53 Giving You The Benefit (Kear MusicEpic Sdar Sengs Inc., BMI)6 . Lock Into My Eyes (Tosha, Ascap/Barbosa, AscapWit 8 Rut, The Grt I Used To Knew (Bayjun, BMI/Music Corp. Of All The Way (EpiaSdar, BMICallaco, BMI/Saeen Gems, EMI, Hanky Panky (Bleu DisquaWebo Gtl PubTNo Tomatoe Music, BMI/Hil 8 Hdd, Ascap/Andreula, Ascap) 79 Amaica, BMI) 23 BMI) 68 Ascap) 52 Love And Affection (Matt- Black, AscapGirsler, AscapOther- TheOJiaSde(Pia1fwig. BMI) 26 Bad Of The Heart (Mad- Lou, Ascap/Andr eula, AscapTcsha, Have You Seen Her (Unichappdl, BMI/Bust-lt, BMI) 8 wise, Ascap/BMG, Ascap/EMI April, Ascap) 12 The Powa (Intasong, Ascap/Fdtow, BMLSongs Of Logo, Ascap/Barbosa, Ascap/Hit 8 Hdd, Ascap) 99 Heart Of Stone (Jesse Boy Music, AscapVirgin Music/Elliot Wdff Love And Emotion (Saja. BMt/Mya-T, BMI) 18 BMI/House Of Fun Music Inc., BMI) 15 Bang Bang (Chez Rave), BMI/Wild Wild West BMICRGI, BMIpS Music, Ascap/Trippiand Music, BMI) 29 Make You Sweat (WB/Keith Sweat/Rew/VerbnvWhde Nine The Right Combination (Ensighn, BMI/Famous, Ascap) . . 77 Banned In The USA (Bruce Spingsteen, Ascap) 27 Hearts In Trouble (J.H.SVGeltervMalkosky, WardsE.A. Ascap) 45 Thieves In The Temple (Ccrtfrovasy MusicAV B., Asc^i) . . 14 Blaze Of Gory (Bon Jtvi, Ascap/PRI, Ascap) ...... 4 Ascap

Cradle Of I Love (TCF, Ascap/Davld Wema, AscapEMI April, Don't Have The Heart (Music Cap. Ol America, BMl/Ndana, Praying For Time (Morrison Leahy/Wamer Chappdl, Ascap) 40 We're All In The Same Gang (The West Coast Rap AH Stars, Ascap/Bonadd.AscaprChrysalis, Ascap) 17 BMl/MCA, Asc^vMusic By Candle Light, AscapPSO Lkt, Pure (Publisher Not Listed) 82 BMI) 63 Crazy (Buff Man, BMI) 50 Ascap) 47 Ready Or Not (Epic/Sdar, BMI/Kea, BMI) 93 When I'm Back On My Feel (Realsongs, Ascap) 54 Cuts Both Ways (Federal Imported Productions, BMI) 89 I Back With ... Warma Get You ( Louie Lode, AscapAJnidty, Rdease Me (EMI BJackwood/Willphill, BMI) 5 Won'lTalk About ll(Gol Discs, AscapChappeH 6 Co., Ascap) 92 DirlyCash (Money Talks) (Copyri^it Contd) 37 AscapLNo Pain No Gain, AscapLcrimar, BMIrSpinning Halnum, Romeo (Island Music/Onid Music, BMI) 35 You Can't Deny It (Big Life, PRS) 65 Do Me (Willesdoi, RMl/Low Key, BMI/Baledat BMLSilk Star, Ascap/Sir 8 Trini, Ascap) 78 Rub You TheRightWay(FlyteTime, Ascap) 31

AscapAJnidty, Ascap) 6 I Wcn’t Give On You (Chrysalis, Ascap/Sal, BMI) Up .... 70 Same OT Stoabon (Sikki Nixx Music/Krek Tunes/Mick Mars Do You Remember (Philip Collins Pr s/Hit 8 Run, AscapWidden ffl Be Your Sbdter (Realsongs. Ascap) 62 Music/Borddlo Bros. Misic, BMI) 60 Pun, BMI) 91 H Wishes Came True (Magnetic Force Music/Dema Charles Say A Prayer (Virg'n Music, Ascart 48 Don’t Go Away Mad (Sikki Nicks And Mck Mars, BMI) ... 67 Mieic/Another Strong SongEurface Music Inc., Ascap) ... 1 Second Chance (He Gave Me Music/Almo Music. Ascapkfip Enjoy The Silence (Emile. Ascap) 59 Innocent (Whole Nine Yards, Ascapllself And Macdaddl, Hop fAjsic, BMI) 75 (David Empty Beach Gresham, BMI) . 85 Ascap/Les Etoiles De La Muisique, AscapMrst Be Marvelous, She Ain't Worh It (Tom Sturges, AscapAhkaty, AscapEMI Epsic (Big Thrilling, AscapA/omit God, Ascap) 7 AscapTabaylah, Ascap/Haynestrom, Ascap) 57 April, Ascap) 41 Everybody Everbody (Lambardoni Edizcni, Ascaplntetsong It Must Have Been Lcve (Jimmy Fir, BMI) 69 Something Happened On The Way To Heaven (Phi Colins, USA, Ascap) 42 Jedous (Momentum, BMI/Chappdl, Ascap) 81 PRS/Hit & Run, PRS/Ascap) 24 Fly To The Angels (Topless, BMl/Chrysalis, BMI) 80 Jerk GjI (Warner Brolhers/Ticnna Music, Ascap) 10 Step By Step (M. Starr/EMI April, Ascap) 61

Stranger To Love (Sl Paul, Ascap/EMI April, AscapMusic Corp. Of America, BMI/Bayjun EleaL BMI) 86 R&B (see page 29)

Heal Our Land(Zomba Enletpizes.ASCAP/EmpireMuac BMI/Thor, BMI/Ensign, BMI) 91 BMl/Loma Lee, BMI) 100 8 DaysAWeek(Sula, BMl/Geflen/Matkosky/WB, ASCAP) . 68 Ltd ,adm byWindswepi Pacific Mrsic) 70 Mcney(EpioSolar Songs/Bama Sweel/Bigg Kidd Songs, BMI) 87 Smokin' Room(MCA, Ascap) A FriendfDonril.ASCAP/Zomba.ASCAP) 20 Heaven KnowsfWgn,ASCAP) 16 88 McreTo Lcve(Wi!d Hoiey, ASCAP/Mycanae,ASCAP/Duncanne So You Uke What You See(Two Tuft-Enuff.BMI) I 60 All Do Is Think Of You (Stone Diamond, B Ml/Gold Forever, BMI) Hold On (Two Tuff-Enuff, BMI) 94 Hill BMI) 61 someone like you(Peny lane, BMI/Denken Swanies.BMI) . . 47 82 Fkw Deep Does It Go(Famous. ASCAP/Leon Ware, ASCAP) 89 My Baby's House (Bee Germaine) 88 Someone to lcrve(ande a- All TheWay(Eptc/Sdar, BMI/Cailaoo, pandee music/Hatch- BMlEScreen Gems-EMI, I Ain’t Lying(ReginaJd C. 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MUSIC VIDEO OF THE YEAR "Dumas Walker"; Kentucky Head- Newcomers Dominate CMA hunters, performer; John Lloyd Miller, director "He Walked on Water"; Randy Travis, per- Nominations former; Mark Coppos, director "Hillbilly Rock"; Marty Stuart, performer; Joanne Gardner, director GARTH BROOKS IS hunters also garnered a Horizon Award NEWCOMER "The Dance"; Garth Brooks, performer; nomination, a Vocal Group of the Year THETOP CONTENDER for the 1990 John Lloyd Miller, director nod and an Album of the Year nod for Country Music Association Awards. "Where've You Been"; Kathy Mattea, per- Pickin' on Nashville. Their "Dumas The first-time CMA nominee landed former; Jim May, director Walker" video also yielded a second five nominations. Brooks is followed award nomination for director John by Clint Black, Alan Jackson, the Ken- tucky Head- Lloyd Miller. hunters and Reigning Female Vocalist of the Year Kathy Mattea was the only woman in ACM Elects Kathy Mattea, the Entertainer of the Year category. The who garnered other contenders besides her and Black four nomina- include Ricky Van Shelton, Randy New Board tions each. Travis and last year's winner, George Black and Patty Strait. Loveless made Chairman Mattea, who just received her first the an- nouncements gold record recently, also received ACADEMY OF COUNTRY MUSIC Single and Song of the Year nomina- during a press executive director Bill Boyd has an- tions for her poignant "Where've You conference in nounced that Gene Weed has been „ . .. Kathy Mattea Been," co-written by Mattea's husband the Grand Ole named chairman of the board of the Jon Vezner and Don Henry. The Opry House courtyard. This year's Academy of Country Music for the up- "Where've You Been" video, directed industry function was also attended, coming year, as voted by the ACM's by Jim May, also received a nomination for the first time, by fans visiting the board of directors. This will mark as Video of the Year. Opryland USA theme park in Nash- Weed's fifth time as Chairman, having The 24th Annual Country Music As- ville. previously served in 1972, 1984, 1985 sociation Awards Show will be telecast Vince Gill, Lorrie Morgan, Ricky Van and 1989. live the Grand Old Opry House on Shelton and from CBS-TV Monday, October 8 from 8:00 JON George Strait p.m. (central time). each received p.m. to 10:00 The complete list of finalists in each DENNIS three nomina- category is as follows: tions, with Reba McEntire, Willie ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR SMITH Nelson, Randy dint Black, Kathy Mattea, Ricky Van and Shelton, George Strait, Randy Travis Travis, Tanya Southern Tucker and the FEMALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR Thunder Patty Loveless, Kathy Mattea, Reba late Keith Whit- McEntire, Lorrie Morgan, Tanya Tucker Many Thanks, Radio, ley picking up MALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR two. for our Clint Black Clint Black, Garth Brooks, Rodney In addition to Crowell, Ricky Van Shelton, George Strait Nationally Charted Horizon Award and Male Vocalist of SINGLE OF THE YEAR Single! the Year nominations. Brooks was "Here in the Real World," Alan Jackson nominated for Single and Song of the "If Tomorrow Never Comes," Garth Brooks Year for his chart-topper "If Tomorrow “Please Let Me " Never Comes," Killin ' Time," dint Black "When I Call Your Name," Vince Gill which he co- Love You” "Where've You Been," Kathy Mattea wrote with Kent ALBUM OF THE YEAR Produced by Les Ladd Blazy. Brooks' Here in the Real World, Alan Jackson Each year, Weed produces and directs video of "The I Wonder Do You Think of Me, Keith the Academy of Country Music Awards Exclusively Managed by Dance" claimed Whitley telecast. He has been involved with the EXCELSIOR MUSIC/MANAGEMENT Livin' It Up, George Strait William H. Perry III a Video of the show since it was first televised in 1974, Pickin' on Nashville, Kentucky Head- Year nomina- and will once again produce and direct 1 800 727-5828 hunters tion for director the 26th annual awards presentation on RVS 111, Ricky Van Shelton Promotion A Distribution John Lloyd SONG OF THE YEAR NBC-TV next April. Miller. Joe Gibson "Here in the Real World," Alan Jack- Weed also develops and directs other 1 251 1576 CMA 1989 son/Mark Irwin major television specials and annual 800 Horizon Award "If Tomorrow Never Comes," Kent Garth Brooks events in his capacity as vice president of BeWatching For winner Clint Blazy/ Garth Brooks television at dick dark productions, inc "Killin' Time," dint Black/Hayden Black moved up in the ranks this year, The Academy's new slate of officers Nicholas garnering a nomination for Entertainer and board members for 1990-91 are as "When I Call Your Name," Vince of the Year, as well as receiving nods in follows: Gill/Tim DuBois the Male Vocalist of the Year category "Where've You Been," Jon Vezner/Don President: Fred Reiser and in the Song Henry Vice President: Steve Gatlin and Single of VOCAL GROUP OF THE YEAR Secretary: Marge Meoli the Year fields Desert Rose Band, Highway 101, Ken- Treasurer: Selma Williams for his #1 hit tucky Headhunters, Restless Heart, Board Members (dected to two-year "Killin' Time," Shenandoah terms): Paige Sober, Moe Bandy, Bill which he co- VOCAL DUO OF THE YEAR wrote with Baillie & the Boys, The Bellamy Brothers, Bachand, Mae Boren Axton, Melissa Mc- Foster & Lloyd, The Judds, MATT ROBBINS Hayden Connell, Dave Douds, A1 Bruno, Sherry Sweethearts of the Rodeo and the Mountain Rockers Nicholas. VOCAL EVENT OF THE YEAR Bond, Carson Schreiber, Steve Tolin, Toi Moritomo, Gene Newcomer Vince Gill & Reba McEntire Buddy Owens, Alan Jackson Emmylou Harris & Willie Nelson Weed and Md Simas. first (Waylon Jennings, Willie american fared very well Highwaymen Hold-over board members who were •fCO*os IX- Nelson, Cash, Kris Kristofferson) George Strait at this year's Johnny dected to two-year terms last year and Tanya Tucker & T. Graham Brown nominations, who still have another year to serve are 110316th Ave.S. Keith Whitley & Lorrie Morgan picking up a Horizon Award nod, as Newton, Wayne Nashville, MUSICAN OF THE YEAR A1 Konow, Juice TN 37212 well as nominations for Single and Song Tim DuBois, Don Jeffrey, Rick Jerry Douglas, Paul Franklin, Johnny Scruggs, 615 321 2002 of the Year for "Here in the Real World," Gimble, Mark O'Connor, Brent Rowan Shipp, Charlie Danids, Janice Jackson, co-written with Mark Irwin. His debut HORIZON AWARD George Collier, Gerry Wood, Don Arista Records LP, Here in the Real World, Garth Brooks, Alan Jackson, Kentucky Langford, Llarold Shedd and Ron Weed. was nominated for Album of the Year. Headhunters, Lorrie Morgan, Travis Tritt, Bob Romeo was dected to a one-year The rambunctious Kentucky Head- term in the new talent buyers category. Total Weeks Total Weeks Last Week T Last Week T

(Arista as- Alan mWAMTED 2032) Jackson 2 11 51 EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE (Oak 1093) 54 5

NOTHING’S NEWS (RCA 2596) . Clint 3 H Black 8 BJ|YOUR LOVE (Stop Hunger SHR-1102) 58 4 FOURTEEN MINUTES (Epic 34 73525) 01 OLD Doug Stone 5 8 EJLOST IN THE SHUFFLE (CBC 2190) 56 4 DO N’T GO OUT (Capitol 79149) Tanya Tucker & T. Graham Brown 4 KISS 10 21 LET’S CALL IT A DAY TODAY (Epic 34 73427) ..... 63 3 MEANT EVERY HE SAID (Columbia 38 ^^1 WORD 73413) ... Ricky Van Shelton 6 8 ^JRIVER OF LOVE (MCA 79053) Kelly Willis 62 2 JUKEBOX IN MY MIND (RCA 2643) Alabama 10 5 (2JYOU REALLY HAD ME GOING (Warner Bros. 7-19756) . 64 2 ffij^ MY PAST IS PRESENT (Columbia 38 73423) Rodney Crowell 8 8 57 SIX FOOT DEEP, SIX FOOT DOWN (Epic 34 73424) . . 57 4

Jj^TIL ATEAR BECOMES A ROSE (RCA 2619) . Keith Whitley & Lorrie Morgan 9 6 58 SOUTHERN FRAME OF MIND (Southern Desoto SD 517) . . . . Heath Locklear 59 6

9 NEXT TO YOU, NEXT TO ME (Columbia 38 73373) Shenandoah 1 11 59 PLEASE LET ME LOVE YOU (First American 900430) . . . . .Jon Dennis Smith 61 6 jJJPRECIOUS THING (MCA 79051) Steve Wariner 15 6 SHE PITT MUSIC IN (Step . . El THE ME One SOR 418) . .Clinton Gregory 67 4 11 I’M GONNA BE SOMEBODY (Warner Bros 7-19797) Travis Tritt 7 11 EBPARADISE KNIFE AND GUN CLUB (Step One SOR-420) . . . Jerry Lansdowne 73 3 12 GOOD TIMES (Capitol 79120) Dan Seals 11 12 EJWORK SONG (Mercury 249) 66 3

13 I COULD BE PERSUADED (MCA/Curb 79019) The Brothers Bellamy 13 9 63 WALKIN’ IN MY SHOES (Door Knob DK90-350) 65 5 2JSTORY OF LOVE (MCA/Curb 79052) Desert Rose Band 21 5 EfSHE’S MY ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK (F & L FL-559) . . . . Storm Seymour 70 2 15 HOLDIN' A GOOD HAND (Capitol 79106) Lee Greenwood 14 8 EJALA8AMA CLAY (1 9th Avenue NA-1017) 75 3 FELL IN LOVE (Reprise 7-19915) |fll .Carlene Carter 19 9 El HE WAS ON TO SOMETHING (Epic 34 73496) DEBUT |J|MY HEART IS SET ON YOU (MCA 79046) Lionel Cartwright 23 5 67 IF THEY AIN’T GOT A FIDDLE (SCI mjk-1981) 68 5 Q3 BORN TO BE BLUE (Curb/RCA 2597) The Judds 27 3 68 WHERE DID WE GO RIGHT? (Capitol 79126) 60 4

19 WHEN I CALL YOUR NAME (MCA 79011) Vince Gill 12 15 EJGIVIN UP EASY (Evergreen EV 1122) 72 4 2JDRINKING CHAMPAGNE (MCA 79070) George Strait 37 3 E! HAPPY FOR YOUR SAKE (Evergreen EV-1124) 76 3 2|T00 COLD AT HOME (MCA 79054) Mark Chesnutt 30 4 m|LEAVIN’ < MRC MRC 518°) 81 2 EJLONELY OUT TONITE (Capitol 79183) Eddie Rabbitt 29 5 QjMISBEHAVIN SHOES (American Image AI-6002) 78 3

2JF00L SUCH AS I (RCA 2641) Baillie And The Boys 32 5 Ell 00 YEARS TOO LATE (Grand Prize GP-5228) 80 3 FEW MORE REDNECKS (Epic 34 73426) The [IflA Charlie Daniels Band 31 6 74 GOOD AIN’T GOOD ENOUGH (Ark 1338) 74 4 EJHONKY TONK BLUES(Capitoi79090) Pirates Of The Mississippi 33 6 El HOME (Epic 34 73447) DEBUT 26 HE TALKS TO ME (RCA 2508) Lorrie Morgan 16 14 [gWHO WERE YOU THINKIN’ OF (Reprise 7-19787) ...... Texas Tornados DEBUT 2JFRIENDS IN LOW PLACES (Capitoi79239) Garth Brooks 40 2 HgFEEL LIKE I’M FALUN’ (Evergreen EV 1118) 85 2 28 THE RICHEST MAN ON EARTH (RCA2505) Paul Overstreet 17 15 78 SEA CRUISE (Playback P-1336) 82 3 29 SOMETHING OF A DREAMER (Columbia 38 73361) .. .Mary-Chapin Carpenter 18 11 ElYOU BEAT ALL I’VE EVER SEEN (Hangin' Gokt HG-1001) Lisa Rich 87 2 30 I’M YOUR MAN (MCA 79050) Skip Ewing 20 8 [jJlRIO GRANDE (Baby's B-5178) 86 2 31 THE BATTLE HYMN OF LOVE (Mercury 268) ... Kathy Mattea O’Brien & Tim 22 6 81 TEARDROPS ON TAP (Blue Ridge 002) 83 3 32 I’LL LIE MYSELF TO SLEEP (Epic 34 73319) Shelby Lynne 24 12 ElTHE ONE YOU’VE LEFT BEHIND (Harmony street fisr-6901) . Sylvia Winters DEBUT 2JY0U LIE (mca 79071) RebaMcEntire 49 2 83 1 WANT YOU TO WANT ME (Gallery iig-016) Ginny Wright & Tom Tall 84 3 DANCE IN CIRCLES (Epic 34 73372) Tim Ryan 38 4 [^PERFECT COMBINATION (Killer k-129) 92 2 KE EPIN ME UP NIGHTS (Arista AS-2045) Asleep E3 At The Wheel 41 5 BlYOU DON’T KNOW YOU’RE GONNA BE MINE (Stop Hunger SHR-1102) 36 TELL ME WHY (Capitol 7918I) Joe Barnhill 36 6 , Sweeter Than Honey 93 2 2JRECKLESS HEART (Warner Bros 7-19871) Southern Pacific 42 4 OJMY EYES ARE RED (Solid Gold SG-1177) 91 2 38 ON DOWN THE LINE (MCA 790004) Patty Loveless 25 16 87 HIGH SCHOOL DAYS (Music City usa mc-121) 90 2 39 WHO S GONNA TELL HER GOODBYE (RCA 2511) .... Earl Thomas Conley 26 9 [HARE WE STILL IN LOVE ARE AREN’T WE (Cannon ca 1119) . Freddy Waters DEBUT 40 THIS SIDE OF GOODBYE (Warner Bros 4068) Highway 101 28 14 EJWASTE OF LIFE (CAD DU-2700) DEBUT 41 BOOGIE AND BEETHOVEN (Capitol 79053) The Gatlin Brothers 43 6 90 WRONG (Epic 34 73352) 35 14

ElNOTHING’S GONNA BOTHER ME TONIGHT (Warner Bros. 7 19744) 91 1 CAN’T SAY IT ON THE RADIO (D & T dt 006) . . .Raeanne Carter DEBUT The Forester Sisters 46 3 92 SHE’S HANGING OUT (Round Round RR 1889) . . Harlan Helgeson DEBUT 43 THE DANCE (Capitol 79024) Garth Brooks 34 17 93 MAYBE THAT’S ALL IT TAKES (Capitol 2507) 39 12 2JWHEN IT RAINS IT POURS (Curb 8i6i) Merle Haggard 55 3 94 OH LONESOME ME (Mercury 246) The Kentucky HeadHunters 44 13 45 HEY MAMA (Brykas BRY-1201) Chere Fuller 47 6 95 BABY, WALK ON (RCA 2504) 45 14 L0VE IS STRANGE (Reprise 4338) E3 Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton DEBUT 96 HE WALKED ON WATER (Warner Bros 7-19878) 48 16 mFEED THIS FIRE (Capitol 79189) Anne Murray 53 2 97 SMALL SMALL WORLD (Mercury 247) The Statler Brothers 50 10

48 I DON’T BELIEVE I’VE HAD THE PLEASURE (Buck Creek u-26624) 98 GONE WITH THE MORNING SUN (Soundwaves SW-4837) . Larry Dalton Band 52 10

George Roberson 51 8 99 WHAT GOOD IS DYING (Badger BG 2006) 69 5 J&iTHIS AIN Y MY FIRST RODEO (Columbia 38 73491) Vem Gosdin DEBUT 100 I’M THREE-QUARTER LONELY (MRP MRP-90) 71 5 WHEN SOMEBODY LOVES YOU rca 2663) EH ( Restless Heart DEBUT

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SADLER KILLIN’ TIME (RCA 9668) Clint Black 2 66 SAMMY H LIVIN' IT UP (MCA6415) George Strait 3 13 3 GARTH BROOKS (Capitol 90897) Garth Brooks 1 54 EV-1125 4 PICKIN' ON NASHVILLE (Mercury 838744) .... Kentucky HeadHunters 4 39 5 COUNTRY CLUB (Warner Bros 26094) Travis Mi 5 21 Vince Gill 7 17 mi WHEN I CALL YOUR NAME (MCA 42321) 7 PASS IT ON (RCA 21 08) Alabama 6 11 8 HERE IN THE REAL WORLD (Arista 8623) Alan Jackson 8 24 9 LEAVE THE LIGHT ON (RCA 9594) Lorrie Morgan 9 55 10 THE EAGLE (Epic 46104) Waylon Jennings 10 5 11 NO HOLDIN' BACK (Warner Bros 25988) Randy Travis 12 44

12 RICKY VAN SHELTON III (Columbia 45250) Ricky Van Shelton 11 29 EH DOUG STONE (Epic 45303) Doug Stone 14 18 14 EXTRA MILE (Columbia 45490) Shenandoah 13 11 Q HILLBILLY ROCK (MCA 42312) Marty Stuart 17 17 16 ON DOWN THE LINE (MCA 6401) Patty Loveless 16 13 17 LONE WOLF (Warner Bros^Curb 26090) Hank Williams Jr. 15 27 B3 SIMPLE MAN (Epic 45316) Charlie Daniels Band 19 39 19 WILLOW IN THE WIND (Mercury 836950) Kathy Mattea 20 67 20 TENNESSEE WOMAN (Capitol 9i82i) Tanya Tucker 18 16 21 FAST MOVIN’ TRAIN (RCA 996i) Restless Heart 21 29 22 BUMPER TO BUMPER (Capitol 91780) T. Graham Brown 23 12 23 HIGHWAYMAN 2 (Columbia 45240) Waylon, Willie, Johnny & Kris 22 25 RJ OUT OF THE SHADOWS (Atlantic 782104) Billy Joe Royal 25 7 DUET (Reprise 25791) Emmy Lou Harris 26 2 26 SOWIN’ LOVE (RCA 9717) Paul Overstreet 24 28 27 LOVE ON ARRIVAL (Capitol 91782) Dan Seals 27 18 28 ABSOLUTE TORCH AND TWANG (Warner Bros/Sire 25877) .... k.d.lang 28 28

FI 12 GREATEST HITS (MCA 12) Patsy Cline 31 18 EJ GREATEST HITS(RCA2277) Keith Whitley DEBUT 31 LYLE LOVETT & HIS LARGE BAND (MCA/Curb 42263) .... Lyle Lovett 32 17 Lionel Cartwright 30 12 32 I WATCHED IT ON THE RADIO (MCA 42336) FI THE REST OF THE DREAM (MCA 6407) Nitty Gritty Dirt Band 34 5 34 LAREDO (MCA42335) Steve Warnier 33 18 ANOTHER 35 THE BOYS ARE BACK (Curb/Capitol 92358) Sawyer Brown 29 37 “Along The Rio Grande” JAMES BLUE JUNGLE (Curb 77313) Merle Haggard 39 7 KEYS TO THE HIGHWAY (Columbia 45242) Rodney Crowell 40 39 Beaver") WILLIAMS a (Written by Bill Beaver and Dorothy 38 LACY J (Capitol 93912) Lacy J. Dalton 36 15 PRODUCTION 39 ALWAYS AND FOREVER (Warner Bros 25568) Randy Travis 35 17 40 TELL ME WHY (Curb 77251) Jann Browne 42 17 BACKGROUND 41 WHITE LIMOZEEN (Columbia 44384) Dolly Parton 44 61 VOCALS ME (RCA 9889) Keith Whitley 37 51 42 I WONDER DO YOU THINK OF BY 43 THE LIGHTS OF HOME (RCA2114) Baillie & The Boys 38 10 THE 44 STATE OF THE HEART (Columbia 44228) .... Mary-Chapin Carpenter 46 37 Tornados 54 2 YOUNGER m TEXAS TORNADOS (Reprise 9-26251) Texas . Statler Brothers 47 3 46 MUSIC, MEMORIES AND YOU (Mercury 842518) . The BROTHERS 47 HARDIN COUNTY LINE (MCA 42333) Mark Collie 43 9 48 VERSION OF THE TRUTH (RCA 2ii3) Foster & Lloyd 45 13 49 21 7 HOPE YOU 49 BLACK VELVET (Atlantic 82085) Robin Lee Reba McEntire 51 46 ENJOY MY FIRST 50 REBA LIVE (MCA 8034) GREATEST HITS (Curb/RCA 8318) The Judds 55 17 NATIONAL FTB 52 TOUGH ALL OVER (Epic 46066) Shelby Lynne 52 3 RELEASE" 53 WELL TRAVELLED LOVE (MCA 6390) Kelly Willis 41 7 — Bill Beaver 54 ALONE (Columbia 45104) Vem Gosdin 48 18 55 WHERE THERE'S SMOKE THERE’S FIRE (Island Records 842925) On Buckwheat Zydeco 53 4 pi PIRATES OF THE MISSISSIPPI (Capitol 94389) Pirates 01 The Mississippi 64 2 BABY'S 57 HEART FULL OF LOVE (Warner Bros 9-26173) Holly Dunn 50 11 58 KEVIN WELCH (Reprise 26171) Kevin Welch 59 3 RECORDS 59 PAINT THE TOWN (Warner Bros 25992) Highway 101 56 18 60 THE HARD WAY (MCA 6430) Steve Earle 58 5 RT 1 BOX 333 Desert Rose Band 63 30 BERKELEY SPRINGS 61 PAGES OF LIFE (MCA/Curb 9479) Hank Williams Jr. 57 78 WV 25411 62 GREATEST HITS III (Warner Bros/Curb 25834) 63 KEEPIN’ ME UP NIGHTS (Arista 8550) Asleep At The Wheel 62 5 GREATEST HITS (Columbia 45409) Vern Gosdin DEBUT NATIONAL 10 YEARS OF Strait 65 3 GREATEST HITS, VOL II (MCA42035) George PROMOTION BY 65 66 DIFFERENT KIND OF FIRE (RCA 2049) Prairie Oyster 60 13 JAMES 67 A HEALIN’ FIRE (MCA 42344) Skip Ewing 68 2 Gatlin Bro. 61 4 WILLIAMS 68 COOKIN’ UP A STORM (Capitol 93954) . . .Larry Gatlin & The 69 JERSEY BOY (Capitol 93882) Eddie Rabbitt 69 17 GARY 70 JUST LOOKIN’ FOR A HIT (Reprise 25939) Dwight Yoakam 71 44 72 17 BRADSHAW 71 GREATEST HITS (RCA 7170) Alabama 73 13 CHUCK DIXON 72 LOVING PROOF (Columbia 44221) Ricky Van Shelton 73 HOLDIN’ A GOOD HAND (Capitol 94153) Lee Greenwood 66 4 74 BREAKIN' NEW GROUND (Capitol 93885) Wild Rose 67 17 distributed by nil | DCAX/CD 75 TEMPORARY SANITY (Capitol 90289) Eddy Raven 70 12 DILL DLrWLIx i-soo- 669-hits UP AND COMING

roy likely September 1, 1990 Independent product most to reach the Top 100 Country Chart

FARRAR 1. CAN I COME BACK TO YOU (Door Knob) Perry LaPointe I INDIE SINGLE 2. WALTZ ACROSS TEXAS (Lii Bill) Janel Rae

3. 1 SURE HEARD HER SAY GOODBYE (Sun Dial) Eddie French RELEASES 4. I'M USED TO LOVING YOU (LRJ) Jerry Jaramillo

5. LIVIN’ FOR THE WEEKEND (Door Knob) Doyle Nelson INDIE FEATURE PICKS 6. HEY AMERICA (Music City USA) Marvin Creech 7. EMPTY SEAT BESIDE ME (Ryko) Chris Wall TOUCH OF COUNTRY: "Let 8. ALABAMA SUNSHINE (Door Knob) Susan Thompson Me Be the One" (OL 9. THERE'S A PHONE ON EVERY CORNER (Starway) Susi Beatty OLR-45-143) 10. I’D LOVE TO GET IN TROUBLE WITH YOU (Cricket) Cricket Rhodes Producer: Lonnie Wright 11. HE MADE A WOMAN OUT OF ME (Worth) Janet David Writer Gerry Baze 1 2. POLL OF A HEART (Vision) Live-N-Kickin’ 13. BETTER OFF BLUE (Stargem) Teresa Ramey Yeah! Who couldn't sink into this 14. PROUD TO WAVE OLD GLORY (NSD) Russ Jeffers uplifting performance by Touch of 15. BETTER CLASS OF LOSERS (NUU) Chuck Gibson Country? Proving once again that they 16. THINKING OF ME THAT WAY (Sing Me) Judy O’Quinn represent one of the few exceptionally 17. WHO'S HE TO YOU (BGM) Bubba Bartosh talented independent country acts 18. TWICE AS MUCH LOVE (Wild Cat) Richard & Gary today. Touch of Country dishes out uni- 1 9. V^ITH EVERY BE AT OF MY HEART (Door Knob) Ricky Lee Jackson que harmony and down-home lyrics in 20. MOUNTAIN MAN (Register) Bitter Creek a number that should create a bright addition to country radio. MARK MOSELEY: "Mother's Other Man" (Mosrite M-504-90) HOLLY RONICK: "In INDIE INSIGHT Between a Rock and a ON A ROLL Heartache" (Happy Man at the Pope County Fair in Glenwood HM-823AA) and the Ottertail County Fair in Fergus with the hit single KIMBALL WIN: "Honky Tonk Falls. Accomplishments that Stitch's move to Music City has brought about Rose" (Townson TO-IOOA) “100 YEARS include frequent guest appearances on WSM's Midnight Jamboree and Ralph JACK BARLOW: "Spirit of Emery's Morning Show on WSMV-TV, America" (Antique ANT-61) TOO LATE” and the signing of a personal manage- ment agreement with country music GRAND PRIZE 5228 WILLS: "Like the WOODY veteran Joe Gibson. Stitch has already Flip of a Coin" (OL been labeled a "can't miss" by such OLR-45-144A) Nashville notables as Chet Atkins, and is looking forward to all the prospects LITTLE RON: "Your Memory awaiting on the horizon. Heath Locklear Keeps Calling Me" (BHJ ZYDECO INVADES THE COUN- UP-AND-COMING NEW INDE- 098-015) TRY AIRWAVES: The lively sounds PENDENT ARTIST HEATH LOCK- of zydeco have infiltrated the LEAR is making his dreams of a career country airwaves with the release of in country music come true. In his short Buckwheat Zydeco's rendition of I INDIE ALBUM career, Locklear has thus far ac- the Hank Williams classic, "Hey, RELEASE complished more than many with Good Lookin'." The group's latest Is- similar goals ever manage. His last land Records album. Where There's record release, "The Ride" (made Smoke There's Fire, features a diverse famous a few years back by David Allen selection of tunes from the jazzy Coe), reached a respectable #48 on the "Route 66" to the Stones' "Beast of Cash Box Top 100 Country Singles chart. Burden" to the zydeco treatment of Locklear's current single, "Southern "Hey, Good Lookin'." Recorded at Frame of Mind," is following suit, sit- Dwight Yoakam provided guest vo- Gene Breeden Studio ting at #58 after just six weeks on the cals on the single and also appears in the Nashville country singles chart. The talented, video, which has received heavy friendly Locklear is rapidly building a airplay on both Country Music huge following of fans and friends Television and VH-1. Buckwheat across the country, and definitely seems Zydeco has just returned to the road for to be on his way. a fall tour that will take them to over 30 ANOTHER NEWCOMER TO cities including Tulsa, St. Louis, Kansas City and Ft. Worth. This talented group COUNTRY MUSIC and to Nashville, will cross the Atlantic in late October for Connie Lee Stitch, recently returned to t&c ti&vh-... a two-week European tour. ALISON KRAUSS: I've Got her native state of Minnesota to perform That Old Feeling (Rounder 0275) JOE GIBSON This is some of the best bluegrass- flavorcd country you'll hear this year. 1 CHUCK DIXON call it bluegrass-flavored country be- GARY BRADSHAW cause even though it is bluegrass, there's a cutting edge to it that creates an added dimension to the music. Krauss' crystal- clear soprano vocals ring with sincerity Order From and heart-felt emotion that really bring

NSD, Nashville songs like "Wish I Still Had You," "It's 1 300 251-1576 Over" and "Tonight I'll Be Lonely Too" to life. The traditional bluegrass comes or through loud and dear on "Will You Be Leaving." This gal may be from Illinois, FARRAR ENT. but she has captured the heart and soul P.0. Box 2367 of Appalachia in her music. This project Boise. ID 83701 is stcllarly produced by Bil VornDick and Jerry Douglas, with some of Nashville's best session pickers sitting David Hidalgo, Stanley “Buckwheat” Dural and Dwight Yoakam (photo: in. It's pood stuff. Grea Allen) n

COUNTRY MUSIC # Most Added Singles 1 (Singles receiving the most new adds this week)

1. KENNY ROGERS/DOLLY PARTON-“Love is Strange"—Reprise INDEPENDENT 2. VERNGOSDIN-"This Ain't My First Rodeo"—Columbia — 3. RESTLESS HEART "When Somebody Loves You"—RCA SINGLE

Most Active Singles (Singles receiving the most reports this week)

1. RICKY VAN SHELTON-'T Meant Every Word He Said"—Columbia — 2. ALABAMA "Jukebox in My Mind"—RCA

3. DOUG STONE-"Fourteen Minutes Old"—Epic

)Most Conversions LINDA CAROL FORREST (Singles converting from an add or extra to a number)

1. GARTH BROOKS-'Triends in Low Places"—Capitol REP HOT AND BURNING UP THE AIRWAVES! 2. REBA MCENTIRE—"You Lie"—MCA

3. GEORGE STRAIT—"[Drinking Champagne"—MCA \\\/r\\ in i r\\ ir Hot Phones YOUR LOVE (Singles receiving the most requests) — from the album SONGS FROM THE HEART 1. ALABAMA "Jukebox in My Mind"—RCA (SHR-LCF-1 101) 2. GARTH BROOKS-"Friends in Low Places"—Capitol NATIONAL PROMOTION BY: J.D/s Comer CHUCK DIXON • GARY BRADSHAW • BILL WENCE

Interviews & DJ Copies: Booking & Publicity: Robert D. Metzgar Billy Deaton Talent 242-4722 615 244-4259 ( 615 ) ( ) LCF Productions LCF Productions 758-3680 615 758-3680 ( 615 ) ( )

Boucher, Audibert and Ramsey

THERE’S LOTS OF ACTIVITY GOING ON out there at our country stations across the nation. WLSA in Louisa, Virginia recently held its annual True Value/GMC Truck Country Showdown at the Orange County Fair. The winners of this year's event, held on the grounds of Montpelier, former home of the fourth President of the U.S., James Madison, was the group Slate River from Goochland, Virginia.

Pictured below (1 to r) are local organizers, "105 Country's" Joe Boucher, WLSA morning man and emcee of the event; Nicole Audibert, sales manager and event coordinator; and Skip Ramsey, program /music director and Showdown stage OCTOBER manager. Now there's a real "working" crew. IS MORE ON THE ROAD: Two busloads of KVOX/KIOO fans recently enjoyed a beautiful evening of music by Conway Twitty and George Jones in Regal, Min- COUNTRY MUSIC MONTH nesota. Cornstalk Fest was another winner, with around 5,000 folks enjoying the music, the food and beverages, and watching each other. This year, organizers of • ASCAP AWARDS

the event even let K1 00 put their banner on stage where it couldn' t be missed. Keep ® BMI AWARDS sponsoring those fun trips, K100. ® CASH BOX SPECIAL KFDI RADIO in Wichita, Kansas, has completed its 20th Community Club Awards ® C M A AWARDS (CCA) Campaign. For 19 years thousands of non-profit organizations in the Wichita ® SESAC AWARDS area have turned their purchasing power into cash for their club treasuries through CCA and KFDI. To earn money, club members collect points by visiting sponsoring The Biggest Events Of The Year businesses and by turning in proof-of-purchase (wrappers, cash register receipts, Issue Date: October 13, 1990 etc.). These points add up to cash dollars that are awarded to the clubs at the end On Sale: October 8, 1990 of the campaign. Advertising Deadline: September 24 KFDI'S CCA campaign benefited participating businesses through a comprehen- Nashville (615) 244-2898 sive advertising, merchandising and public-relations campaign, and benefited the Call Jim Sharp, non-profit clubs by raising funds for their treasuries without the hassle of bake sales, magazine sales, etc. These cash awards have been used to send children to church camp, help purchase a van for a nursing home, and to purchase classroom equip- ment by participating CCA clubs. Since 1972, nearly $200,000 in cash awards has been made available to local non-profit clubs and organizations by KFDI. Keep up the good work! THUMBS UP TO THESE CASH BOXSTATIONS AND DJS FOR THEIR CON- SISTENCY IN REPORTING: Bob West, WJLS, Beckley, West Virginia; Clyde Beaver, WSDS, Ypsilani, Michigan; Craig Phillips, KBAM, Longview, Washington; Gary Chidester, KMTI, Manti, Utah; Jerry Raby WYTM, Fayetteville, Tennessee. (Cash Box would love to publish information about events happening at your station. Please

send us any press releases, pictures, etc. for use in upcoming issues.) COUNTRY MUSIC CASH BOX SEPTEMBER 1,1990 40

B SINGLE RELEASES Country Column OUT OF THE BOX BY KAY KNIGHT JANN BROWNE: "Louisville" (Curb NR-76835)

Producer Steve Fishell Writers: Jann Browne/ Pat Gallaghor

Revealing yet another angle of her multi-faceted, vocal talent, Browne pours the sound of early country tradition into this up-beat two-stepper. With intense guitar licks, a hearty fiddle and Browne's fluttering voice taking full control, "Louisville" should be the next major stop for radio.

FEATURE PICKS

CONWAY TWITT7: "Crazy in Love" (MCA 79067) Producers: Jimmy Bowen/Conway Twitty/Dee Henry Writers: Even Stevens/Randy McCormick

Tender strokes on the keyboard make way for Twitty to flaunt a smooth-flowing cry from the soul in this romantic ballad about an undying love. In addition to Twitty's name boosting this tune, stimulating lyrics, down-right pretty music and Reba McEntire and Peter Israelson recently added to Gibson Guitar the production's simplicity should be enough to turn "Crazy in Love" into an (photo: Beth Gwinn) Company's line-up of endorsing artists. audience favorite. RILEY AND REBA: A WINNING Chapman will be using a custom- colored lavender Gibson Hum- COMBINATION... Tim Riley and As- BILLY JOE ROYAL: "A Ring Where a Ring Used to Be" (Atlantic 3431-2) mingbird model acoustic guitar during sociates has just completed a sophisti- her concert and television appearances. Producer Nelson Larkin cated radio campaign for Reba Mc-

Writers: Gordon Eatherly/Bob Moulds/Kris Bergsnes Entire and her Rumor Has It LP, which is set for a late summer/early fall Although the ring is off her finger, the bond still remains, and Royal sings all the release. The Star-Radio-Liners cam- details with his familiar tenor-tinged vocals. Brilliant lyrics with a winning hook, paign consists of customized ID's for in addition to Royal's sensous delivery, create an excellent pop- flavored alternative trade stations as well as numerous for country radio. holiday, seasonal and generic liners. An in-depth interview with McEntire was DALE WATSON: "One Tear at a Time" (Curb NP.-76834) recorded as well.

Producer John Jorgenson Other artists included on the Star- Writer Dale Watson Radio-Liners package include Willie Nelson, Ricky Van Shelton, Waylon Jen- This rockabilly twister, fired up with sultry guitar liclcs, combines traditional nings, Rodney Crowell, Doug Stone, Tim Mensy and Bob Mitchell country with a honky-tonk spice, and welcomes Curb Records' newest artist. Billy Joe Royal, Ricky Skaggs and COLUMBIA RECORDS ARTIST TIM Watson wails out a deep, yet hard-driving vocal performance, and leaves us Sawyer Brown. MENSY has been busy, busy, busy these gripping this tune with a wide-open ear. McEntire also recently shot a video days—not only further establishing his BILLY & TERRY SMITH: "Blues Stay Away From Me" (Epic 34 73497) for her current single, "You Lie," from career as a respected songwriter, but as her upcoming album. Here McEntire is a solo artist as well. His most recent Producer Chris Waters seen discussing a shot with director songwriting accomplishment occurred Writers: A. Delmore/R. Delmore/W. Raney/H. Glover Peter Israelson on location at Tuck-A- when one of his tunes, "The Human Way Farms outside of Franklin, Ten- Race," was recorded by Randy Travis Have a taste of some new-wave bluegrass and like it. With tenor-ringing har- nessee. and Vern Gosdin for inclusion on mony and rich Southern charm, this cry-the-blues tune introduces Billy & Terry NEWCOMER CEE CEE CHAPMAN Travis' forthcoming duet LP. Mensy Smith, who sound a bit like the O' Kanes. The harmonica performance in this cut has been making tremendous career also currently has a top-20 hit on the definitely adds a punch. strides this past year. The critics, charts that he co-wrote (Shelby Lynne's domestically internationally, "I'll Lie Myself to Sleep"), and two more T. GRAHAM BROWN: "Moonshadow Road" (Capitol 79269) and have described her as "ready to take a stand of his songs have been selected for a VEGA BROTHERS: "Take Me Back" (Curb NR-76831) alongside country's hottest female forthcoming album by Tammy artists"; "the next supernova of country Wynette. WAYNE NEWTON: "At This Moment" (Curb NR-76838) music"; involved, intelligent, and in Mensy is headed for the charts him- total control"; and "one of the next big self as an artist with his current single, voices in country music." "Too Close to Tulsa," and is heading out ALBUM RELEASE Chapman's second album release, on the road to do some extensive tour- the self-titled Cee Cee Chapman, exhibits ing. In addition to Mensy's musical ac- GEORGE JONES: You Oughta Be Here With Me (Epic AEC46028) this artist's flair in combining a variety complishments, he is also adding to his It's classic George Jones, and one of musical influences, including cuts business entourage. He has just signed that's sure to make a George Jones fan's from country to country/rock to blues. a booking contract with the Nashville- based World Class Talent, and is shown mouth water. This project includes some In addition to touring to promote her here being "persuaded" to sign a top-notch tear-jerking ballads, to which new album. Chapman in spending time as the American Cancer Society's management contract with music in- Jones brings his style of country croon- celebrity spokesperson. She was also dustry figure Bob Mitchell. ing like no one else could—tunes like "Hell Stays Open (All Night Long)/' "You Oughta Be Here With Me" and "Someone That You Used to Know." Add "Somebody Paints the Wall" and "Six Foot Deep, Six Foot Down," which seem to be made for listening to while sitting at the bar drinking beer, and you

have an LP that is sure to go gold for the master of traditional country. Again Billy Sherrill has produced a Jones masterpiece.

CAN WE TALK?: RCA recording artists Matraca Berg and Lorrie Morgan spent some time together on the road writing songs. Road veteran Morgan also gave newcomer Berg some tips on how to handle life on the road.

Pictured (I to r): Matraca Berg and Lorrie Morgan, (photo: Alan Berliner) 1

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I CALENDAR OF EVENTS COMING UP r# SRO ’90, “WHERE THE BUYING BEGINS,” CMA's newly renamed annual talent buyers confab, has been set for October 5-7 at the Stouffer Hotel in Nashville. Attendees will have the opportunity to see 23 major i country music acts perform. SOUNDWAVES RECORDS’ recording artist Larry Dalton of the Larry Dalton The SRO '90 showcases will spotlight 21 of the hottest new talents on the Band recently visited the studios of WVAR Radio in Richwood, West country market today. Confirmed to perform at this year's event are Daniele Virginia to say hello to program director/music director Dennis Jackson. Alexander, Susi Beatty, Matraca Berg, Jann Browne, Carlene Carter, Mark Hailing from the Parkersburg, West Virginia area, Dalton was on a Collie, Exile, James House, McBride & the Ride, Delbert McClinton, Tim whirlwind tour of stations in his native state, thanking them for playing the Mensy, Lee Roy Parnell, Pirates of the Mississippi, Prairie Oyster, Doug band’s latest release, “Gone With the Morning Sun,” which went to #53 on Stone, Les Taylor, Marsha Thornton, Travis Tritt, Kevin Welch, Wild Rose the Cash Box Top 100 Country Singles chart, (photo: Gary Nichols). and Michelle Wright.

The SRO Expo '90 will offer an en tire floor of exhibit areas at the Nashville Convention Center, where participants can network with representatives from every facet of the business. Also new this year is the SRO Awards Banquet and Show, which will be a black-tie affair featuring Roger Miller and K.T. Oslin. Registration information may be obtained by contacting CMA's Special Projects Department, P.O. Box 22299, Nashville, TN 37202; (615) 244-2840.

BACK IN TIME ‘INDIAN & WHITE GUYS” POW-WOW: Comedy team Williams & Ree recent- A." AUGUST 26-—Jeannie C. Riley's "Harper Valley P.T. is awarded a gold ly signed contracts with Triad Artists for exclusive representation, and Paul record (1968) Cowan for personal management. Pictured are (I to r): Paul Cowan, Bruce Williams, Rick Shipp and Terry Ree. AUGUST 27—Happy Birthday to Alabama's Jeff Cook (1949) and to Jimmy C. Newman (1927)

AUGUST 28—George Strait's first #1 hit, "Fool Hearted Memory," tops the charts (1982) Alabama Music AUGUST 29—Archie Campbell dies (1987) HALL of FAME

AUGUST 30—Happy Birthday to Kitty Wells (1919)

AUGUST 31—Merle Haggard and Willie Nelson's duet LP, Pattcho & Lefty, goes platinum (1984)

SEPTEMBER 1—Happy Birthday to Conway Twitty (1933)

I COUNTRY HOT CUTS Country music executives attending the grand opening ceremonies of the Alabama Music Hall of Fame in Muscle Shoals recently

1 . DOUG STONE; “We Always Agree on Love" Doug Stone (Epic) included (I to r): Roger Murrah, president/NSAI; ASCAP’s Merlin Littlefield; Charlie Monk of Opryland Music Group; producer Barry

2. ALABAMA: “Here We Are" Pass It on Down (RCA) Beckett; and ASCAP’s Connie Bradley, John Briggs and Davy Ray. (photo: Bill Jarnigan)

3. TRAVIS TRITT: "Put Some Drive in Your Country” Country Club (Warner Brothers) THOUSANDS BRAVED THESULTRYTEMPERATURES to see many top entertainers from the state of Alabama perform, and to get a look at the new Music Hall of Fame in Muscle Shoals during the grand opening 4. SHELBY LYNNE: “Tough All Over" Tough All Over (Epic) Alabama celebration recently. Country music's supergroup Alabama gave an im- promptu rendition of their classic "My Home's in Alabama" before joining 5. MATRACA BERG: “I Got It Bad" Lying to the Moon (RCA) dignitaries in cutting the red ribbon stretched acros the opening of the exhibit hall entrance.

10. The group is enshrined within the facility in a set of monochromatic 1 TOP 1 0 SINGLES— 0 YEARS AGO sculptures. They also donated a tour bus, which is the centerpiece of the

1. RONNIE MILSAP: "Cowboys and Clowns/Misery Loves Company" (RCA) exhibit facility.

Alabama is joined within the museum by other famous and multi-talen ted have contributed much to the music industry people like 2. JOHNNY LEE: "Lookin’ for Love" (Elektra) Alabamians who — Hank Williams, Nat "King" Cole, Lionel Richie, Hank Williams Jr., and many, many others. 3. KENNY ROGERS: "Love the World Away" (United Artists) The grand opening ceremonies were highlighted by a day-long concert on the grounds adjacent to the museum featuring 24 acts who sang every- 4. BARBARA MANDRELL: "Crackers" (MCA) thing from country to rock to blues, protraying the great diversity of musicians and entertainers who have made their way into the giant industry 5. CONWAY TWITTY: "I’ve Never Seen the Likes of You” (MCA) of music from their beginnings in Alabama. Among those performing were Wet Willie, Erskine Hawkins, William Lee Golden, Percy Sledge, Freddie 6. EDDIE RABB1TT: "Drivin’ My Life Away” (Elektra) Hart, Arthur Alexander, Marsha Thornton, Jeanne Pruett, Mac McAnally, Lenny LeBlanc, Robert Byrne and many others. 7. “Misery and Gin” (MCA) MERLE HAGGARD: The festivities ended with a gigantic fireworks display that illuminated the night sky and silhouetted the dramatically styled museum facility. 8. ROY ORBISON & EMMYLOU HARRIS: “That Lovin’ You Feelin’ Again” (Warner Brothers) The grand opening marked the public opening of the first phase of a proposed three-building Hall of Fame complex In addition to the museum,

9. REBA MCENTIRE: “(You Lift Me) Up to Heaven" (Mercury) plans call for the construction of an audio-visual auditorium and a music- research library. PORTER WAGONER & DOLLY PARTON: “Making Plans" (RCA) GOSPEL MUSIC CASH BOX SEPTEMBER 1,1990 42

GospeL.Hot Off the Press... I CONTEMPORARY TOP SLOT

BY KIMMY WIX

SPARROW CORPORATION TO RELOCATE HEADQUARTERS IN NASH-

yiLLE: The Sparrow Corporation will relocate its international headquarters to Nashville, Tennessee from its current Chatsworth, California base in late fall, according to Billy Ray Hearn, Sparrow Corporation president. "We're a fast-growing company," says Hearn during a recent press conference held in Nashville. "We're also fast in becoming a larger distributor of other labels. We have distributing contracts with Warner Brothers, Star Song Records, Integrity and Hosanah...and they are in this area." #1 Single: Petra High Debut: Ray Boltz #30

CONTEMPORARY CHRISTIAN TOP 40 SINGLES 21 The square bullet indicates sfrong upward chart movement 21Sep. 1, 1990 Total Weeks Last Week

Q PRAYER (DaySpring 1014) Petra 2 6 BE IN MY HEART (Myrrh 9010754154) Phil Keaggy 3 5

3 I SEE YOU STANDING (Star Song ssc 81 55) Twila Paris 1 6 H ALRiGHTOKUHHUHAMEN (Reunion 7010053723) Rich Mullins 5 4 in RUN TO THE BATTLE (Sparrow SPC 1238) Steve Camp 13 5

6 FOREVER LOVE (Myrrh 7016904385) Eric Champion 6 5 Billy Ray Hearn GIVE IT AWAY (Star Song ssc 8145) Myion & Broken Heart 7 6 Since its beginning, the Sparrow Corporation has been a family-owned and §§§ operated business, and Hearn says that fact has placed much impact on the JjJ TREASURE ISLAND (Sparrow spciooi) Steven Curtis Chapman 8 3 recent decision to relocate to Music City. WHAT WOULD JESUS DO (Myrrh 7016895386) Julie Miller 10 5 "We're a family business. ..a solely owned corporation," Heam states with a smile. "So it's a family-type operation. We like to be close to the people we work EYE OF THE HURRICANE (DaySpring 7014182579) Trace Balin 16 4 with. And since most of our artists live in this area now and record here, we 11 ALL THINGS (Live Oak 7010019703) Rick Crawford 11 6 decided that we really needed to be here. Because of the space problem we were having in California, we went through a feasibility study during the last three 12 TO THE GLORY OF GOD (Star Song SSC8137) David Meece 4 11

months and decided we should just take the plunge and come to Nashville and 13 WHO WILL BE JESUS (Word 7019986536) Bruce Carroll 9 7 just be in the center of where we ought to be." 0 E MY SHELTER (DaySpring 7014188577) Dallas Holm 19 4 Sparrow’s major move will also open the door for approximately 50 to 60 new [3 employment positions, according to Heam. In addition to those executives and m LOVE IS YOU TO ME (Myrrh 688638) Kim Boyce 17 4 staff members who will also move with the company, Hearn says Sparrow will ST1 IF THE SON SETS YOU FREE (Maranathai CDQ8701) Faithful Heart 20 4 fill the new positions immediately. Considered one of the earliest innovators of contemporary Christian music, 17 SOMEDAY (Myrrh 7016889386) First Call 12 8 Heam founded Sparrow Records after eight years at the ABC-owned Word MAN AGAINST MAN (Word wi-ioii) . Buddy Green 22 4 Records in Waco, Texas. While at Word, Hearn's responsibilities began as 21 director of music promotion, later moving to director of music publishing, and m VICTORY (Word 7019112609) Helen Baylor 25 2 ultimately founding the now-major Word label, Myrrh Records. 23 SNAKE IN THE GRASS (Reunion 7010049726) Kim Hill 23 3 NEW KIM HILL VIDEO RELEASED: Reunion recording artist Kim Hill recent- 21 SOMEBODY LOVES YOU (Sparrow spc ii74) Deneice Williams 14 9 ly filmed a promotional clip of her current single, "Snake in the Grass," from 22 HONESTY (Sparrow spc 1202) Margaret Becker 15 7 her second album, Talk About Life. The critically acclaimed song follows Hill's A FRIEND INDEED (Benson C02617) Billy & Sarah Gaines 26 2 three consecutive #1 hits on national Christian radio (Cash Box, CCM Update 21 and Christian Research Report) and has also received airplay on European pop 23 THE HARDER THE WINDS BLOW (Diadem 9901131 596) radio stations. The combination color and black and white "Snake in the Grass" Michael James Murphy 29 3 video depicts Hill singing and playing her guitar in an open field interspersed m. with studio shots. 22 SAVED, DELIVERED, AND HEALED (Benson C02588) Carmen 32 3 23 THE OUTLAW (ForeFront C02638) Dana Key 28 2 27 FATHER (Reunion 7010056528) Morgan Cryar 18 10

28 YOUR LOVE (Aiieluial AM992) Lenny LeBlanc & Kelly Willard 21 9 21 HANG MY HEAD AND CRY (Myrrh 7016897389) David Mullen 30 3 23 LET’S BEGIN AGAIN (Diadem 7901130571) Ray Boltz DEBUT 31 EVERYDAY THE SAME (Warner Bros WBC4100) The Winans 24 10

32 WHERE THERE IS FAITH (Benson C02624) 4 HIM 27 13 2| THEY CALLED HIM LAUGHTER (Sparrow SPC1219) Michael Card DEBUT 23 CARRY ON (Benson C02626) Harvest DEBUT

35 I WILL FOLLOW YOU (Star Song SSC8144) Imperials 31 12

36 SET IT INTO MOTION (ForeFront CQ2685) Jeoffrey Benward 33 10

37 WHO WILL (Benson PWCO 1096) DeGarmo & Key 34 9

38 A FEW GOOD MEN (Star Song ssc 8 148) Gaither Vocal Band 35 9

39 DOWN TO BUSINESS (Good News 9016473157) Roby Duke 36 11

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