Beaver Falls Station Scores Reagan Coup Contest Loser Takes Action

ISSUE NUMBER 380 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER MAY 1, 1981

SHOOTS BLANKS TO MAKE POINT INSIDE R&M Talk Show Guest Fires ?R'aSTta 1C°

CTS ) Gun At Host On-Air Kernie Anderson New GM KSL/Salt Lake City's Doug the station from the lobby, would At WBMX/Chicago. Wright had rathera unsettling ex- have heard two gunshots and then Joins Sonderling station from GM perience during his Monday (4-77) dead air. canI only imagine what Position at KDIA/Oakland 3 evening talk show during discus-a his reaction to that might have sion of "gun control." KSL PD been. The fact that Doug handled George Lemich succinctly summ- the incident the way he did may Bernard Wunder Heads ed up the incident: "The guest have saved a very theatrical NTIA. Formerly Congressional pulled a gun and shot our host episode from turning into a aide and counsel for House twice ... thankfully, with tragedy." Communications Subcommittee 4 blanks." Even though Howell's stunt The unrehearsed stunt was the possibly violated two felony gun brainchild of Wright's guest for laws (carrying a concealed Loren Owens Takes Over the evening, Dr. Robert Howell, a weapon and discharging firearma WVBF/Boston Morning professor of Clinical Psychology within city limits), the station Shift. Leaves Operations Reprinted by permission of the Pittsburgh Post-Gezeite at Brigham Young University. As plans no legal action against the Director/morning man position the show began, Wright and professor. However, the ease with at KIMN/Denver 3 Beaver Falls Station Howell were discussing the which Howell was able to create various forms of violence in the incident has given Wright, FCC Stresses Character America. Howell told Wright that Lemich, and many KSL listeners In Six License Cases. Scores Reagan Coup since they were separated by a pause for thought. Ex-Star Broadcasting head Don WBVP/Beaver Falls, PA cap- For WBVP that was just the four-foot table, a knife attack Burden hoping to return to radio: tured international attention last beginning of an extraordinary day would allow Wright time to react KDIG/Sen Diego loses appeal 4 week by getting the first interview in the limelight. Dozens of wire and defend himself. Howell then WDAF's Martin with President Reagan since the services, networks, and radio sta- pointed out that if he had a gun, attempt on his life. tions from the United States and Wright wouldn't have chance.a At Takes WMAQ Norm Slemenda Named The unlikely opportunity arose abroad deluged the station with that point Howell produced a WYDD-WKPA GM. when Reagan, seeking Congres- requests for the Reagan tape and pistol, pointed it at Wright and GM Position Moves crosstown from WJ01/ sional support for his economic interviews with staffers. Three fired two blanks. Pittsburgh 3 Dave Martin has been named package, placed a call to Rep. Lemich picks up the story Pittsburgh television stations to fill the General Manager's Gene Atkinson (D-PA), who was rushed crews to the studios, and there: "Doug handled veryit well. position at NBC's WMAQ/Chica- Frank Washington appearing on the station's morn- the White House called three He laughed it off, and in doing so go. Martin, who was most recently Resigns From Broadcast ing talk show. They conferred times to find out what the Presi- he diluted any strong reaction we GM at WDAF/Kansas City, re- Bureau. Deputy Chief leaves privately during a commercial dent had said. might have gotten from the places Burt Sherwood, who de- 'Commission to become Times break, but at the suggestion of OM "We didn't realize the far- listeners. Most of the callers did parted with PD Bill Hennes to Mirror Cable VP 4 Scott Lowe, Atkinson asked reaching implications of what was not focus on the incident, but ad- form consultationa company (R&R Reagan to appear briefly on the such an innocent thing at the dressed themselves to the broader 4-3). No new PD has been selected air, and the President agreed. beginning," Lowe told R&R. "It issue that was being discussed." $110 Million Suit Names at WIVIAQ. During a two-minute interview, just took off. The broadcast in- The episode was not without KMPC's Hilly Rose. he told listeners he felt fine and dustry hopped right on withinit an potential consequences, as Martin commented to R&R, Former newspaperwoman won pledgea from Atkinson of sup- hour of ABC breaking the story Lemich pointed out. "Dr. Howell "It's a great opportunity. NBC's protests alleged link to mobster, port for his economic program. nationally." was rather lucky that our security a great company and WMAQ's a also names TV, author man didn't just barge into the great radio station, and I'm glad in action 3 QUARTER-MILLION DOLLAR SUIT studio and shoot him after the inci- to be a part of both." Discussing dent. If our transmitter had taken possible changes, he joked, "I'm much too new to have any ideas Graphics For Product Contest Loser Takes the high impulse audio of the gun- Usage Data. One helpful way fire and kicked itself off the air, beyond how to find the men's to boost sales is to present the our security guard, who monitors room and the Coke machine." nght product usage information, Action Against Y100 and graphic displays make the job Y100/Miami found itself slapped directed her to answer im- easier 10 Upsets Dominate First Winter with a quarter-million-dollar-plus mediately. "$251,357.20," she lawsuit stemming from listener answered. She was pennya short. Arbitron Results Jack Chunn GM At KSJO/ Jody Gold's erroneous reply while Gold alleged that because the San Jose. Formerly managed taking part in the station's "Rain- Results for the first seven Winter '81 Arbitron station's promotional an- Sterling sister station KIOK/ bow Connection Cash Call" con- nouncements told listeners to surveys released showed a number of longstanding Trl-Cities, WA 3 test on April 20. In an article appearing in the Tuesday (4-28) edi- write down the amount in the format and market leaders tumbling and new con- tion of the Miami Herald, Gold jackpot and because the station tenders soaring in a turbulent quarterly measure- Chris Collier New PD described being flagged down by did not specify that listeners had ment period. A quick summary of highlights: At KILT/Houston. Y100 air personality Bruce Kelly, to answer from memory, she had Chris Adams replaces Collier as who was out driving the station's been defrauded. Therefore, she is • WOR ties WKTU for New York lead. PD at KYTE/Pordand 3 seeking the contest jackpot plus van, looking for cars bearing Y100 • KNX-FM beats KMET; KRTH leads L.A. CHR's. bumper stickers. punitive damages. • WMET passes WLUP and WLS-FM triples in Jack Starr Named GM According to Gold, Kelly "Y100 conducted itself in exact Chicago At WNOR-AM-FM. beckoned her from her car, asked accordance with the official rules Former WDEF/Chattanooga her what station she was listening of the contest," Program Director • WDAS-FM, three Philadelphia AOR's improve. VP/GM comes aboard to ("Y100," she replied) and the Bill Tanner told R&R. "The radio • WJR rebounds and WLLZ leaps to 9.2 in Detroit. as Tidewater takes over Norfolk exact amount of money contained station and its DJ, Bruce Kelly, • WCOZ takes over Boston with 11 share. stations 3 in the "Rainbow Connection" have in no way done anything jackpot. Gold contends she asked wrong. This will become obvious to go back to her car la contention when the tape (of the exchange the station denies), where she had between Gold and Kelly) is releas- For market summaries of these six top 10 markets the precise amount scribbled on a ed. We will stand on the record of plus San Diego, see Page 12. piece of paper. She says that Kelly the tape," Tanner concluded. #1 MOST ADDED RECORD Produced by Chris Thomas Recorded by Bill Price

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Manuta, tured and distributed by Warner Bros Records, Inc WSLC's Smith Dies At 49 Anderson To A King Edward Smith IV, 4 PAGE 3 one of Country radio's best- Manage WBMX known air personalities, Kernie Anderson has been named General died last week (4-23) fol- Manager of WBMX /Chicago. replacing Jim Mad- lowing a heart attack at this week ... 5-1-81 dox. who resigned last week ( R&R 4-24). Anderson, the age of 49. He had been who had managed KDIA/Oakland since 1977, told Music Director and morn- Ft&R, "To go to Chicago to run WBMX is obviously ing man at WSLC/Roano- very exciting, but it's important to note that I'm ke, VA since 1964, leading COM MERCIAL BROADCASTERS COM MENT returning to work for Egmont Sonderling, the man the station to consistently ON PUBLIC RADIO MOVE who brought me into Black radio." Anderson joined high ratings, and also main- New fundraising opportunities rase vaned reactions KDIA when the station was owned by Sonderling, tained a career as a re- remaining with the property after Sonderling's cording and performing from the commercial side merger with Viacom. artist. Page 4 Sonderling President Egmont Sonderling told Smith was a prominent King Edward Smith IV R&R, "I have known Mr. Anderson for four years. I figure in Country radio circles, having served as a POLLACK PREVIE WS ADULT AOR FORMAT was extremely pleased with his performance at director on the Country Music Association board and KDIA and when the opportunity arose to have him as President of the Federation of International Noted consultant Jeff Pollack exclusively reveals portions manage WBMX, I offered him the position." Country Air Personalities (FICAP). of his new older-demographic programming innovation. Anderson, whose appointment at WB MX WSLC Exec. VP/G M Harm Reavis told R&R, Page 33 becomes effective May 4, added, "I have enjoyed "It's a real tragedy to us and the music world. being at KDIA, but going to Chicago to run a Music was his love and his life. He had a beautiful RADIO'S INFLATION FIGHTERS 50.000-watt FM station . I feel very happy about rapport with people; anyone whoever met or knew Four CHR stations develop promotional ideas to help listeners him became his friend. I may be able to choose the move." get discounts and ease their cost of living another music director, but there will never be another King Edward. He was one of a kind and he Page 20 Slemenda New WYDD/ will be missed by us all." For further tributes to Smith, see Jim Duncan's WILM DOUBLES RATINGS WITH ALL-NE WS News Notes (Page 43) and Biff Collie's column (Page WKPA GM Strong local emphasis spurs a dramatic lump for this 46). Norm Slemenda has been named GM at WYDD Wilmington, DE station & WKPA/Pittsburgh, moving over from a similar WILL DO AM DRIVE AT W VBF Page 32 position at VVJOI across town. Slemenda replaces Brian McIntyre, who takes on an ad- Owens Resigns At KIMN MARK DRISCOLL NAMED GROUP PD ministrative/financial position at the corporate After 4/12 years as both AM drive personality headquarters of Total Communications Systems, FOR BRANDON COM MUNICATIONS and Operations Director of Jefferson-Pilot's owner of the stations. KIMN /Denver, Loren Owens has resigned to join Longtime programmer supervises five California. Texas stations TCS owner Nelson Goldberg com mented, Fairbanks Broadcasting's WVBF/Boston as morn- Page 22 "We're delighted to have Norm in our family." ing man. Owens told R&R, "It was a tough decision Slemenda. a Pittsburgh native who owned and to leave IUMN, but my new situation has very good operated WNRI/Woonsocket, RI for five years potential for the future. Fairbanks is an excellent JOHN HAM MOND STARTS OWN LABEL before joining WJOI, told Ft&R, "I'm real excited company, as is Jefferson-Pilot, and I'm quite ex- CBS distributes veteran A&R notable's John Hammond Records about it. It's a big challenge and a very competitive cited about it. I have enjoyed both program ming Page 22 market. I think it should be a lot of fun." and air work, but there comes a time in your life when you have to devote all your energies to one or ADAMS TAKES KYTE POSITION the other because you can't continue to give both your full attention. Building the morning show at features Collier Comes To KILT As PD WVBF will be a full time job." Washington Report .. . 4 TV News .. 16 KIMN General Manager Steve Keeney said, Chris Collier has been named Program Direc- What's New 6 Brad Messer 18 "Loren has done a remarkable job in the 4/12 years tor at KILT/Houston, as previewed last week in Ratings & Research 10 Opportunities 53 he's been at KIMN. Denver is certainly one of the R&R. He joins the station May 11, leaving the Street Talk 14 Marketplace 55 most competitive markets in the country, and Loren Gary Owens 16 Operations Director position at KYTE & brought KEMN back to a position of great strength. KLLB/Portland, OR, which he had held for two He did it both as morning anchor and Operations years. Chris Adams. formerly PD at KWJJ/Port- formats Director, and it's almost unheard of for someone to land, takes over as PD at KYTE. assume two roles and do them both extraordinarily Contemporary Hit Radio 20 Country 43 Collier told R&R, "I'm really excited about it. well. KIMN and Denver will miss Loren very News/Talk 32 Pop/Adult 49 To work for a company like LIN Broadcasting is a much." AOR 33 Black Radio 51 onoe-in-a-lifetirne opportunity. He continued, "KILT will Owens will remain with KIMN through the end be going Country in the near future, and I have no of the current rating period, joining WVBF around plans at this time to make any other changes. It was July 1. Keeney indicated to R&R that Owens's staff a sad decision to leave Portland; I have become vacated positions at the station will be filled by two very close to the people here, and we had a magic separate individuals. Editor it Publisher BOB WILS ON team that really clicked. But I knew I could not pass Vice President Sales 6 Marketing DICK KRIZ MAN Executive Editors KEN BAR NES. JOHN LEA DER up this chance to return to the Houston market." Chunn Becomes KSJO-KXRX GM Art DileCtor RICH AR D ZU M WALT Adams, who programmed KWJJ for three Contemporary Nil Radio Edllor JOEL DENVER years before becoming Studio Manager for Jack Chunn has been appointed General Country Editor JIM DUNC A N Nashville Edna BIFF COLLIE Portland's Rex Recording, told R&R, "I'm tickled Manager at the Sterling Recreation Organization's APR Editor JEFF GELB KSJO-KXRX/San Jose. Former KSJO-KXRX GM Brach Editor W ALT LOVE to death to become a full-time part of an already- News Tall' Editor GAIL MITC HELL great radio station. I am very happy that (Station Cliff Hunter, now SRO Corporate GM, transferred Rem o 4 Research Editor JUAN HUBER Chunn from the company's KIOK/Tri-Cities, WA, As3OCION News Editor DON WALLER Manager) Verl Wheeler has given me the chance to Associate EilltOrt CHRISTIN A ANTH ONY. ELLEN BAR NES. SANDRA BOBEK be involved with Country radio again." where he had served for a year and a half. Previous- LIN DA MOSH ONTZ, CAR OLY N PARKS M AG GIE ROSS SYLVIA SALAZAR. CLAU DIA STE WART ly he was General Sales Manager at SRO's Research JACK TOOTH M AN

KZOK /Seattle. Creative Consonant M ARK SHIPPER KMPC's Rose, CBS-TV & Author Chunn commented, "I've been with this com- Associate/1n Director M ARILY N FRA N DSEN Photography ROGER ZU M WALT Targets Of $110 Million Suit pany for five years, and growth has been steady. 0,oductron DOO M, RIC HAR D AGATA San Jose is a major market, and this is a great op- Typography KENT TH O M AS GARY VA N DER STEUR KMPC/Los Angeles talk show host Hilly Rose, f•i ilABETI-4 WESTON. TODD PE AITI portunity for me." Chunn takes over KSJO (an AOR Wes/vim/too Ihweer: 10 ComKkcitur Aro NW Sues 1001 along with CBS-TV's "60 Minutes," the New York FM facility) and News-formatted KXRX im- Washington DC 20036 12021166 1000 Times Book Company, and author Ovid Demaris, Bureau Chief JONAT H AN HALL mediately. Nationel SaNs Direc 10, BARRY O'BRIEN has been named as a defendant in a $110 million Washington FON°, BRADLEY WOO D WAR D civil suit filed by Agnes Underwood, a former Assis- 011K• Manage , ViviA N FUNN Starr New VVNOR GM Lepel Counael JAS O N SHRINSKY tant Managing Editor for the Los Angeles Herald- As Sale Completed Vico President Business Affair, ROBERT KARDASHIA N Examiner newspaper. Underwood's petition, filed Advertising Pep RICK HAR OLD The sale of WNOR-AM-FM /Norfolk to Marvin Marairdorec• COOrchn•10, PA M BELLA MY in Los Angeles Superior Court last week (4-22), con- Orlic• Alaneger NA NCY HOFF tends that she was erroneously linked to a bogus Josephson Associates subsidiary Tidewater Com- Coniromo , M ARGARET BECK WITH Asaistant CAR OL TAYLOR news item allegedly fostered by the late underworld munications for $3.2 million (R&R 12-12-80) has Corr Oration KRISAN N AOL 10 been approved, and Tidewater Executive figure Mickey Cohen. Redo4 Records is Oubasbod every Fader by /11.110 4 Records Inc 1930 CO MlNy P.O VP/Director of Broadcasting Ed Christian an- l A CA 9006112131053 1330 Subarnplions a TO per Of SO P. , lawfill 48 Tees." The news item, concerning the 1948 sinking of a *Die rare taken NA no responstany assumed err urlsollciled 'masons, Ran ...Nes el rights in munitions ship bound for Israel, was ushered into nounced the appointment of Jack Starr as GM of the national accepted lot pubacetions Al Nffers erkkessed fa RIR or as fOlio,. one he assumed in banded tor publicetion and Plop/ochx/mo and mow therefore bar used Oa ho. think.. 11011009 print by Underwood, according to author Demaris, stations. Starr, formerly VP/GM at WDEF-AM- may be leptOdUCINI whole or as pad vrehout written porrras von Proov the Publisher rho terms FM/Chattanooga, replaces Fred Gage, who will Der Page Breakers Most Added Pereests find Sheet Yak ere ',watered !optioned.. a/ Recto who reiterated his book's allegations while a guest 4 /Nwoo/0 Appecation% by Radio 4 !Words /nr fur 'planned loidernalis poadog Poi Nationsil manage WKSY /Columbia City, IN, a property of Afipier 30 Tiacits 4 Records Printed a U TA SNOW entries, lo the Un1ed 94/4. Cased. on Rose's radio show last February These charges I'wind Aus1,114 New Isssiond and Now /94P Kaeloo et Hot nal. N, A tension were corroborated by alleged mobster Jimmy (The the principal owners of Com monwealth Broad- IMO* Hanks Conenonrcations Weasel) Fratianno during a "60 Minutes" interview casting, former owner of WNOR. STARR/See Page 22 K MPC/See Page 22 Page it REtR/Friday, May 1, 19a1 Washington Report

KEY ISSUE IN SIX CASES Wunder Named NTIA Administrator President Reagan Monday (4-27) named Bernard Character Issue Still Critical For Licensees Wunder to head the National Telecommunications and While the FCC has relaxed rules on programming WHLW/Lakewood, NJ Information Agency (NTIA), which is the President's and commercialization, last week's meeting leaves no Sale Approved principal advisory body on communications policy. doubt that the Commission remains vitally interested In yet another case, Mid-State Wunder, 38, has longstanding ties to Rep. James Collins in the basic character and honesty of licensees. In a hall Broadcasting's sale of (R-TX), senior GOP member of the House Telecom- dozen radio cases before the Commission, character WHLW/Lakewood, NJ to North munications Subcom mittee. was a key issue. Shore Broadcasting was approv- In anticipation of the nomina- began when Rep. Collins plucked Commission officials agree United Broadcasting's WOOK- ed under an FCC policy allowing tion, Wunder had moved over to him from the service. "I checked that character will continue to be FM/Washington. United, which the sale of a bankrupt station the NTIA as a consultant last with the Defense Department and as critical as ever. "Licensees is fighting off competing applica- when there are qualifications week, coming from his position asked for the best man who was are being given a great deal more tions from two challengers, lost issues pending against the as associate minority counsel to about to get separated and ap- discretion, and I think if allega- the licenses of WOOK-AM and licensee, as long as the alleged the house Interstate and Foreign proached him as a complete tions of wrongdoing come to our WFAB/Miami in 1975 due to wrongdoers don't substantially Commerce Committee. stranger," Collins told RAIL attention, we would take a pretty "serious, repetitive and far- benefit from the sale. Former President Carter hard line," one official told R&R. flung" misconduct. Surveying the group of After serving on Collins's staff created the NTIA within the Com- character cases, Transfer and attending law school, Licensee Rehabilitation merce Department in 1978 by KDIG/San Diego Branch Chief Stuart Bedell told Wunder held several counsel Considered merging the communications Denial Upheld R&R, "The Commission con- positions with the Commerce functions of the department and In one character case last The Commission also denied tinues to remain concerned about Committee starting in 1975. For a week, the Commission voted to the White House. Henry Geller, West Coast Media's petition for misconduct that could have an ef- short time last fall he served as consider whether Don Burden, Carter's choice to head the agen- reconsideration of its denial of fect on the qualifications of a Chief Counsel and Staff Director whose Star Stations lost all five cy, aggressively pushed for renewal for KDIG-FM/San Diego broadcast licensee. I guess the of the House Communications deregulation and increased com- licenses in 1975, has rehabilitated (now KIFM) for failure to carry message is simply that you're not Subcommittee after Chairman himself enough to qualify as the petition. out a promised restoration of going to get away with Lionel Van Deerlin (1)-CA I lost new owner of KPEN/Los Altos, news and public affairs program- everything. And I don't that im- GOP Hill Career his reelection bid. CA. Charges against Star had in- ming, which was largely dropped pression was ever meant to be Wunder's political career cluded attempted bribery and in 1971 to reduce expenses. conveyed." electronic eavesdropping, MOST PROUD OF RADIO DEREGULATION political favoritism, and rigged COMMERCIAL BROADCASTERS DIVIDED contests. Broadcast Bureau's Washington Resigns "You can't penalize somebody for life," commented Chairman Fundraising Made Easier FCC Deputy Broadcast Bureau Chief Frank Bob Lee, who voted to reconsider Washington handed in his resignation Monday (4-27), ef- Burden's qualifications. For Public Radio fective May 8. He told R&R he will become Vice Presi- Rocket Radio Case Commercial broadcasters seem to have mixed feel- dent of the Times Mirror Cable Company in Irvine, CA. In a closed session, the Com- Washington joined the FCC in tion, which he believes sets a mission ordered a hearing on ings about the FCC's decision last week to loosen its April 1977 as a legal assistant to precedent for "a whole different whether any mitigating factors fundraising restrictions on public radio and television. Chairman Charles Ferris, serv- regulatory approach" based on should prevent Rocket Radio The Commission justified its action by citing the need ing briefly as Chief of the Policy marketplace forces. from losing the license of for public broadcasters to replace dwindling federal and Rules Division before stepp- On AM stereo, Washington re- WFPM/Ft. Valley, GA. The dollars with new sources of revenue. ing up to the number two slot mains convinced that the character issue arose when Commercials Still Banned all-out commercial. If that's the under Broadcast Bureau Chief marketplace, and not the Com- Rocket was found unfit to be a case, fine. But cut out my tax Dick Shiben in September of 1979. mission, should select from the While stressing that commer- licensee in the course of a dollars supporting them." At Times Mirror, Washington five competing systems. cials and promotions are still separate proceeding involving a William Rust, a veteran broad- expects to take a managerial role taboo, the Com mission said As for the future of radio, new FM assignment. caster who heads up the Rust in about a year, after learning the Washington told R&R it has "the public stations can now: Issue Added Communications Group, called nuts and bolts of the company's potential for being a very vibrant 1. Expand name-only iden- the new rules "undesirable" and cable, direct marketing, and medium as long as the people in To WOOK-FM Case tification of underwriters to in- compared public radio today to videotext operations. radio realize they're going to At the same closed session, the clude company location and product lines, in hopes that more commercial radio in the early Washington says he's most pro- have to be as entrepreneurial as Commission added the character sponsors will be attracted by the 1920's, when commercials were ud of his role in radio deregula- the people in ether media." question to the renewal case for broader identification. banned and programs were just 2. Engage in greater on-air sponsored. "After a few years it fundraising, with no limits on the evolved into full commercials," Washington Street Talk Rust recalls. "So, I think once timing and frequency of con- you open the door this way it Fowler On Hill May 1 tributor acknowledgments. 3. Identify for the first time the could get worse and worse a bit at After a nine-week delay, the White House sent Mark Fowler's FCC nomination to location of remote broadcasts, a time." the Senate on Monday (4-27). The confirmation hearing is scheduled for Friday (5-1), such as those used in fund- "Can't Have Cake And with Barry Goldwater in the chair. raising drives. Eat It Too" — Chapin In refusing to impose many Gary Stevens, President of NRBA Moves Convention Place, Date restrictions, the Commission said Doubleday Broadcasting, said it will rely on the good judgment The NRBA has moved its 1981 convention to the Fontainebleau Hilton in Miami the FCC action was a good break of public broadcasters and Beach from September 13-16. Previous plans for the next week in nearby Hollywood that public broadcasters deserv- listeners' resistance to curb ex- were junked when a scheduling conflict wouldn't have allowed exhibitors to set up on ed. Stevens told R&R, "I think cessive fundraising pitches. time. broadcasters who are opposed to Swift Gets Slow Response FCC May Be the development of public radio are foolish, because it's been the Only a handful of comments, including opposition from CBS, have been offered on "Opening The Door" very existence of those stations Rep. Swift's deregulation proposal, which includes a point system to determine public For More Dollars which has taken the pressure off trust. His staff hopes the low response means the plan is generating discussion and While public broadcasters were us to provide that kind of pro- that comments will come in before the May 11 target date for the bill's introduction. predictably pleased by the move, gramming which we know to be several com mercial broad- uneconomic. We should kiss those Who's Minding The Store? casters contacted by R&R of- guys." "Who's minding the store? This would be a good time to take over the airwaves," fered differing views A similar moderate tone was "I'm against any type of com- cracked Sen. Lowell Weicker (R-CT), as he sat facing FCC Chairman Bob Lee and 11 sounded by Stuart Broadcasting mercial on public radio no matter President Dick Chapin. While other top FCC brass at an appropriations hearing. Lee was overprepared. He read a what you call it, particularly as generally opposing more com- 10-minute statement and was asked only two questions. His deputies, including most long as our tax money is suppos- mercialization of public radio, bureau chiefs, only listened. ed to be paying for it," said NAB Chapin added a cautionary note: Buck It To Fowler Board member Len Hensel, "I don't think we can expect to The latest thorny issue deferred until Mark Fowler becomes Chairman is the VP/GM of WSM/Nashville. have all the deregulation we've Hensel, who sees underwriting had and still expect another sec- establishment of internal program evaluations to scour the agency looking for ways to funds coming out of commercial tor of broadcasting not to get any. cut programs and save money. The question of moving the agency was similarly budgets, he told R&R, "They're I guess you can't have your cake delayed. getting perilously close to being and eat it, too." presents

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CBS Inc took advantage of a lower tax rate to rack up a dBm with the maximum output level (prior to clipping) being greater than seven percent increase in first-quarter net income, which climbed to $14 + 19 dBm Total noise at the output is less than - 78 dBm with a dynamic million from $13 1 million in the equivalent period of 1980 First-quarter range greater than 97 dB Priced at $1149, the "674A" is available from Or- revenues for CBS Inc inched up two percent to $990 8 million, compared to ban Associates at (4/5) 957-1067 $968 9 million in the first quarter of 1980 American Coffee "It's good, but it's not Perrier NMA Sponsors Black Music Talent Search Drinking Down Perrier, the naturally carbonated bottled water that was U S coffee consumption continues The Nashville Music Associa- any artist or group without an existing than 15 minutes in length Each on virtually everyone's lips as the to decline, independent of the recent tion's (NMA) Black Music Committee recording contract cassette must include the name, ad- chi-chi beverage of choice when •'coffee causes cancer" findings Ac- is sponsoring a Black Music Entrants must submit a cassette dress, and phone number of the en- Americans first acquired a taste cording to statistics compiled by the Showcase in order to focus record containing three copyrighted songs trant Entries must be received by the for bottled water back in 1977 or New York-based Lehman Bros. label attention on black musical of previously unrecorded black- Nashville Music Association (2020 so, aims to restore that word-of- Kuhn Loeb consumer research firm,. talent This talent search is open to oriented music, totalling not more 21st Avenue South. Nashville, TN mouth via an aggressive radio Americans guzzled a mere 27 8 37212) no later than 5pm on Friday, campaign, scheduled to begin this gallons of Java juice per capita (10 8 May 15, 1981 Cassettes will not be week pounds per person) in 1980. down returned The campaign, set to run over substantially from the 33.8 gallons World's Smallest Radio All entries will be judged by a two- the next lour months, will devote per capita (13 1 pounds per person) tier screening process with a panel of 85 percent of its budget to 15 dif- in 1974 Nashville music industry executives ferent radio spots, which feature Procter & Gamble's "Folger's - choosing the semifinalists, who will such various figures associated remains the number one brand of then perform live before a second with drinking as Ponce de Leon, regular coffee with 25 percent of the panel of five judges These five win- Socrates, and Count Dracula im- market, trailed by General Foods's ners will be presented at a live public bibing their favorite beverage, -Maxwell House" brand, which has concert promoted by the NMA at the then uttering the copyline that 22 3 percent of the regular coffee Tennessee Theater on Friday, June Mathieu, Gerfen & Bre wer market. "Hills Brothers", manufac- 19 The five winners will also receive (Perrier 'S ad agency) hopes will tured by Hills Brothers, is third with six hours of recording studio time as become famous "It's good 6 3 percent of the market No other well as a one-year membership in the but it's not Perrier brand commands as much as four NMA percent Interestingly, "Maxwell House" has held steady for the past three S I MILLION AD CAMPAIGN years, while "Folger's" dipped 2.3 percent last year Only "Sanka" posted an increase — 1 1 percent to Frozen Quiches, Crepes Take To Radio 3 2 percent of the market Michel's Famous "natural" frozen quiches and crepes, currently available CCC's 1st Qtr. Net, in health food stores in 27 states and in California, Oregon and Washington Revenues Rise supermarkets, will spend $1 million in advertising this year as the firm rolls the products out on a regional basis A $300.000 radio ad campaign has Capital Cities Com munica- already begun in northern California with 60-second spots featuring company tions Inc. announced that its President Michael Venghlattis exclaiming in lightly-accented English, "It's 1981 first quarter net increased like having a French chef in your freezer According to San Francisco- eight percent to $16 4 million, up In recent years. the size of electronic devices has been shrink- based ad agency Gardner Com munications, expansion into the Southern from $15 1 million in the ing almost as fast as consumers' purchasing power The latest con- California and Denver markets will come by the end of 1981 analogous period of 1980 First tender in the "world's smallest radio" sweepstakes is this 1/12 -inch The company, which the French-born Venghiattis began by selling his quarter revenues for the firm model from the NYC-based Dynamic Classics company. 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I 307 Forest I fill Avenue ▪ Winston-Salem, N.C. 27105 'Ratings liftli/Friclay, May 1. 18e1 "The average media buyer is confused You can see that graphically plotting the Qualidata information makes the advantage and snowed by mounds of Arbitron scored by thaAOR in the dry statistics come alive esearch numbers." With 100 being the market index for fast food usage by those who make frequent visits, WHHII scores 95% above the metro-wide index or Product Usage Data + Graphics norm. This piece could also be used to convince a media buyer that he/she should not use both WDDD and WEEE in the schedule, since both are More Sales CHR stations with approximately the same penetration among the heaviest users of fast food. Any sales manager or account executive categories, but for now let's follow up last week's worth his or her salt is always looking for new column and deal with Qualidata. Here's a list of Given the Cl III profile seen here, the buyer may ways to boost sales. Attractive approaches to want to use one of the stations, based on which has the qualitative and product usage categories presenting ratings or qualitative data can be a big available through the Qualidata Executive Sum- the most affordable rates. help in this regard. Product usage information, mary . . . The Qualidata information on the consump- displayed so an advertiser can relate to it, can sell Qualitative tion of wine by those who consume four or more more than volumes of Arbitron ratings breakouts. Education Level Income Levels glasses per week shows different sales stories. To demonstrate the potential of marrying an Newspaper Reading, M-F Weekend Newspaper Reading attractive graphic presentation to qualitative or Magazine Reading Television Viewing Radio Listening Levels WINE/CHAMPAGNE USAGE product usage data, R&R asked Allen Klein to put Household Composition Household Size the talents of his Media Research Graphics firm to Occupation Home Ownership Auto Ownership I.34 IS. . 4 OR MO W OLA N D PER -11 work on the Arbitron Qualidata Executive Sum- • Product Usage MONDAY -A WAY ACM DO W 440 OUAL MITA mary we introduced to you last week. Below, we'll Soft Drink Consumption Beer Consumption 2•9 list the Qualidata Executive Summary product Wine/Champagne Consumption usage categories, suggest how certain formats Grocery Expenditure Fast Food Patronage might see their sales helped by the proper use of Movie Attendance Book Purchases Record/Tape Purchases Airline Usage this information, then show how dry figures can - Banking/Financial Institutions be made both more dramatic and understandable Home Entertainment Equipment Purchases to an advertiser. • Specialty Store Purchases Department Store Purchases How Many Markets? Let's say that you, or one of your sales staff has First, how many markets in the nation are 104 access to the Qualidata information, would like to surveyed for qualitative or product usage infor- make a distinctive pitch: but doesn't want to bore mation? Depends on which source you use. Accor- the client with reams of numbers. If the categories ding to Arbitron Sales VP Bill Livek "Qualidata above include the business area of your prospect, cm will be available in the top 10 markets this year, then perhaps a visually-oriented presentation with possible expansion into 20 markets in the would make sense. future." The Executive Summary we previewed last week is just recently being released to the top Visual Format .Strengths 110/.4 IN, W M IC , 411C0C MI I MO IN M U I., .100 'on me. . n4111101 IOW In, markets. Below, Klein has put his computer plotter to POI 12, •I PI POI POO 120 ril• If the qualitative source your-station chooses work on the analyses that were listed in my col- to use is Simmons, a well-established firm in this umn last week. Compare how the listing of data in area of research, then national data is available. that version stacks up against the visual you see The data shown here may dispel some Simmons surveys thousands of people in markets here . . . misconceptions, at least in the relevant metro. nationwide, then boils the data .down on a format The Pop/Adult station, not the Beautiful Music or basis. Unlike Qualidata, which cross-tabs the pro- FAST FOOD USAGE News entity, has the highest profile among men PERSONS t 2. I OR MORE TINES PER 1431111 duct usage and qualitative results by specific sta- who are the most frequent consumers of this pro- MOIOAY—SUPOAY AOH D001/ WI-MIDN/GHT/OUALIDA TA tions, Simmons gives the data according to the duct line. Pop/Adult listeners are 68% more likely major formats. Listed are categories such as Coun- to fall into this category than the market norm, try, Black, Beautiful Music, Top 40, News, AOR, while Country WBBB, the runnerup station, is just etc. ,It's up to the station sales team to decide in 32% above the overall market usage level. • which category it wants to place the station and its competitors when presenting the data to a SO In-House Possibilities potential buyer or advertiser. The Simmons data is available in a series of approximately 30 books, While the Media Research Grahics shown. each dealing with separate product usage highlight the sales story fairly emphatically, your categories. While Director of Marketing and Ti station need not use an outside service to enhance Research at CKLW, I found the Simmons volumes the sales picture. At CKLW we had an on-staff to be most useful, and the Simmons system has most creative person responsible for taking research of the bugs worked out, while the jury is still out on data and translating it into usable graphics. Qualidata in the broadcast research community. Perhaps your staff contains such a person, or Qualidata Categories maybe your ad agency can handle this task. At

114A M I S a c, SC. mo WOO Igo N IS PI 11.9 .1 ,1 M OS a MON IN MN e ar •22.1,2•21 In a future column, I'll examine the entire 221 1111 111 1., 23 any rate, given that the average media buyer or Simmons data base and list of available advertiser is confused and snowed by mounds of Arbitron numbers, perhaps it would be worthwhile looking into what you can do to boost sales through the intelligent use of graphics. Q&A Qualidata, Simmons or even your regular ratings book can all be made to come alive, and that can make your bottom line come alive as well. At the recent AERho Great Lakes Radio Conference I was asked, "Why is it that Arbitron uses three systems to try and measure radio listening? Does Telephone Retrieval need to be used?"

Arbitron uses the regular diary placement, personal placement for Hispanics, and TR for blacks because the company has felt that each technique helped to represent a segment of the Jhan radio population more accurately. Arbitron has recently announced it wants to abandon TB, but some of the broadcast community seems wary of the move to Differential Survey Treat- Hiber ment. It remains to be seen whether or not Arbitron will eventually be able to measure radio using just one method of diary placement and retrieval. Have A Ht. A Perfect Fit. Super-Targeted Program ming For Young Adult Formats

We could tell you that The Source is the hottest network in "KIZZ Radio's primary target is the 18-34 demographic and radio. That our rock concerts, features, and newscasts are a The Source is custom-madel nice to work with a perfect fit with young adult formats—in any size market. But network that offers so much quality and personal attention to don't take just our word on it. Take it from people who work a market, regardless of size: with us every day. Jim Henneman, PD., KI77, Minot, ND "The Source's programming features are on target for 'Source concerts are the best long-form music programs I've communicating to young adults. The content and seen to date...Audience awareness has never been higher:' presentation are definite programming enhancements for us:' Rad Messick, PD., WFYV, Jacksonville, FL Mel Karmazin, VP & Gen. Mgr, WHEW-FM. New York, NY "Every aspect of your Source casts are, in my opinion, an audio work of art—the anchoring, the writing, and the It's a fit to be tried. Write to: The Source production:' 30 Rockefeller Plaza, Section 405SS, Bob Senn, PD., KTMS-FM, Santa Barbara, CA NY, NY 10020 or call (212) 664-2727 NBC Rodlo's Young Adult Network Page 12 RftFt/Friday, May 1,1901 1 Winter '81 Arbitron Advance Shares 1 HIT, HIT, HIT!!! New York Philadelphia WOR Ties WKTU For Lead WKTU (R) slipped almost two shares this KYW, WMGK, WIP All Slip; sweep, 8.34.5, while WOR (T/PA) enjoyed another WDAS-FM, AOR's Up Increase, 6.24.5. Right behind was WBLS (B), KYW (N) slipped after the Phillies-influenced which shipped 7.14.4. fall book, 11.6-9.4. WMGK (PA) fell 9.0-7.2, while WINS (N) showed increased vigor, up 4.9-5.3, W1P (PA) also bounced downward, 6.6-CO. WDAS- while WCBS (N) had a stable 4.8-4.7 showing. FM (B) posted a healthy jump, 5.34.2. The WNBC (R) posted a 4.7-4.8 gain, while WABC (R) Beautiful Music battle featured WEAZ rising remained in the mid-three range, 3.6-3.5. On the 5.94.2, while WWSH remained at 6.1. Beautiful Music scene, WRFM had a flat 4.3-4.4; The three major AOR's all moved up. WMMR WPAT-AM and FM (BM) were also stable, the AM rose 5.3-5.9, WYSP advanced 4.1-4.8, and WIOQ moving 2.4-2.5 and the FM slipping 3.9-3.7. WYNY went 3.4-4.0. WPEN (PA) moved noticeably, up (PA) enjoyed another upswing, 3.2-3.7. AOR leader 3.8-4.6, while WWDB (T) was stable, 4.2-4.4. WPLJ rebounded 3.7-4.1, and WNEW-FM (A) inched Other Philadelphia stations earning a one share up 2.8-3.0. or higher included WCAU (N) 4.4-4.2, WCAU-FM Other New York stations with a one share or (B) 3.6-2.6, WDAS (BIT) 1.4-1.2, WFIL (R) stable at better were WADO (S) 1.7-2.0, WBLI (R) .8-1.0, 3.1, WFLN (CL) stable at 2.2, WHAT (B) 1.1-1.4, WCBS-FM (0) 2.9-2.5, WHN (C) 2.6-2.2, WJIT (S) WIFI (R) up 2.7-3.0, WSNI (PA) 2.4-2.0, and WUSL 1.9-1.6, WMCA (T) 2.3-2.4, WNCN (CL) .8-1.3, (PA) 2.7-3.1. WNEW (PA) 2.7-2.9, WPIX (R) 1.8-2.2, WQXR-AM- FM (CL) 1.7-2.4, WTFM (PA) 1.8-1.5, and WXLO (R) 1.1-1.8. Detroit WJR Leads; WLLZ Rolls To 9+ Los Angeles WJR (PA) rebounded back to double digits, KABC Tops, KBIG Up; 8.7-10.6. WLLZ (A) continued its hot streak, up in its second book 7.9-9.2. WWJ (N) enjoyed a stable book, KNX-FM Surpasses KMET 6.5-6.7, WJR-FM (BM) rose 4.5-51, WWJ-FM (BM) KABC (T) remained at 6.9 and kept its top slot. climbed 3.0-3.8, and WCXI (C) slipped 5.5-4-6- KBIG (BM) closed in with a 5.14.5 advance. KFWB WCZY (PA), in its first Schulke 2 book, record- (N) remained the News leader 5.0-4.8, while KNX ed a stable 4.2-4.1 showing. WMJC (PA) moved slipped 4.2-3.5. 5.0-4.5, while WNIC (A) went 5.3-4.0, and WOMC An upsurge by KNX-FM, 2.8-4.3, enabled the (PA) slipped 3.9-3.5. AOR WRIF dropped 5.1-4.3, soft AOR to beat KMET (A), which improved 3.6-3.9, while WABX (A) gained 2.7-3.1. while KLOS (A) went 2.7-2.9. KRTH (R) made a Other Detroit area stations with a one share or strong move, 3.2-3.9, as did KHTZ (PA) 3.0-3.6; better included CKLW (R) 3.6-3.7, WCHB (B) "ME RCY, KRLA (R) fell 4.1-2.9. WDR@ (R) 3.6-2.8, WGPR (B) 1.6-1.8, WJLB In the Country battle, KLAC slipped 3.7-3.2, (B) 3.1-3.0, WJZZ (J) 3.2-2.7, WLBS (B) 3.2-2.8, while KZLA-FM posted a 1.6-2.5 move, and KHJ, in WTWR (0) 2.9-2.4, WXYZ (N) 3.4-3.6, and WHND its first all-Country book, gained 1.3-2.0. (0) 1.3-1.1. In its first Country book, WWWW moved Other L.A. area stations scoring a one share or 1.6-.L9. better included KACE (B) 1.3-1.2, ICALI (S) 2.4-2.0, ME RCY, KDAY (B) 1.9-1.7, KFI (R) 3.0-3.1, KIIS-FM (R) 3.3-2.7, KIQQ (R) 3.1-2.7, KJLH (B) 1.4-Li, KJOI Boston (BM) stable at 4.3, KKGO (J) 1.2-1.4, KLVE (S) WCOZ Soars To Top Spot, 1.7-1.4, KMPC (T) 2.6-2.1, KOST (BM) 2.5-2.9, KROQ (A) 1.8-1.6, KTNQ (S) 1.7-1.5, KUTE (R) WHDH Returns To Double Digits ME RC " 1.7-1.4, KWKW (S) 1.0-L2, KWST (A) 1.7-1.6, and Posting what may be the highest AOR share XTRA (R) 1.0-2.0. ever in a top 25 market, WCOZ (A) jumped 9.1-11.0. Former leader WHDH (PA) rallied 9.8-10.3, while competitor WBZ (PA) moved 7.9-8.4. WEEI (N) Chicago slipped 7.1-05, Beautiful Music leader WJIB drop- WGN Returns To Double Digits; ped 7.4-5.3, and WXICS-FM (R) advanced 4.4-5.0. WROR (R) had a stable 4.4-4.5 report. Two AOR's W MET Passes WLUP PlIOE parted paths, as WEEI-FM fell 4.7-3.7 while WBCN WGN (T) was still the leader, up 9.7-10.5. WL00 rose 4.2-4.8. (BM) had a stable 6.9 book to remain number two in Other Boston area stations with a one share or the market. WBBM (N) moved to third with a 5.8-6.1 higher were WAAF (A) stable at 1.4, WBOS (PA) showing, WGCI (B) slipped 6.0-4.9, and WMAQ (C) .8-1.1, WCRB (CL) 1.3-L8, WDLW (C) .4-LO, WHUE moved 4.9-C1. WLS (R) slipped 5.7-5.3, but WLS-FM (BM) .6-1.2, WHUE-FM (BM) stable at 2.2, WILD S N (R) shot up 1.2-3.5 in Steve Dahl's first book. (B) 1.1-1.7, WITS (T) 2.4-31, WJDA (PA) 2.1-1,4, In the AOR battle, WMET surpassed WLUP, WRKO (R) 2.7-2.4, WROL (RL) 1.3-1.1, WSSH (BM) climbing 3.5-4.0, while the Loop slipped 3.8-3.4. The 2.4-2.0, WVBF (R) 4.1-3.5, and WXKS (PA) 3.4-3.0. Pop/Adult race continues to be a tight contest, with FROM THE ALBUM WFYR inching up 3.1-3.3, WCLR moving 3.3-3.2, and WKQX down 3.2-3.0. San Diego Other Chicago stations with a one share or bet- "ROCKAWAY" ter were WAIT (BM) 1.3-L9, WBBM-FM (PA) KJQY, KGB-FM Remain 1-2 2.5-2.6, WBMX (B) 2.9-3.1, WCFL (PA) .7-1.1, Beautiful Music KJQY maintained a healthy WEFM (PA) 2.7-1.1 in its first Schulke 2 book, lead with a 9.3-9.0 showing. KGB-FM (A) led the WFMT (CL) 1.8-1.9, WIND (N) 4.6-3.2, WJEZ (C) AOR pack again, 7.0-6.6, while KPRI (A) slipped 3.3-2.5, WJJD (C) stable at 1.1, WJPC (B) 2.3-2.6, 5.8-4.0. The new number three station overall was WLAK (BM) 4.6-4.4, WOJO (S) 1.1-1.3, WVON (B) XTRA-FM (A), stable with a 5.4-5.3 move. KFMB 1.6-1.7, and WXRT (A) 1.7-L3. (PA) rose nicely, 4.0-5.0, KSDO (N) slipped 5.3-4.6, and KIFM (A) had a stable 4.0 showing. This data is copyrighted by Arbitron. Non-subscribers to Arbi- Remaining San Diego stations with a one share 96KX KEZR KHFI WTSN Iron syndicated radio service may not reprint or use this information in any form. or better were KBZT (0) stable at 2.2, KCBQ (C)

Average Quarter Hour Shares are Monday-Sunday, stable at 2.5, KEZL (BM) 4.7-3.4, KFMB-FM (R) KFI WFLY KXX106 WFBG Sam-midnight, Metro Survey Area, 12+. 5.1-4.7, KFSD (CL) 3.0-3.3, KGB (R) 4.3-4.0, KITT A-AOR, B-Black, BB-Big Band, BM-Beautiful Mu- (R) 2.6-1.5, KJFM (BM) 2.0-1.9, KMLO (PA) show- KIQQ K104 KWEN WISE sic, C-Country, CL-Classical, D-Disco, J-Jazz, M- ing up at 1.6, KOGO (PA) 2.9-2.3, KSON (C) 3.2-2.7, Miscellaneous, N-News, 0-Oldies, PA-Pop/Adutt. KSON-FM (C) 2.3-2.4, KYXY (PA) 2.9-3.1, and fl-Rock, AL-Religious, S-Spanish, XTRA (R) 4.7-3.9. KFRC KINT KCPX KCBN L.A. stations with a one share or higher in San Diego were KABC (T) .8-1.6, and KNX (N) 2.1-3.5. THE HOTTEST DECALS YOU'VE Communication EVER SEEN! Graphics inc YOUR LISTENERS WILL LOVE 'EM! TOLL FREE 1-800-331-4438 1381 ATLANTIC RECORDING CORP WARNER COMMUNICATIONS CO WINDO W DECALS - BU MPERS TICKERS ANOTHER WIN WOOD WINNER.

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Lee Abrams reports that he's just a few MORE weeks away from announcing the debut client sta- Another Great Moment tion for his new Superstars II upper demographic In Broadcasting AOR format. In case you're curious as to which Every once in a while we get wind of SEYMOUR station Lee's talking about, we were too. He's says another golden moment in broadcasting the station is in a very major market, but that's and, with all due modesty, we feel it is all he's saying just now. our obligation as the "Industry's News- The rumors of an AFTRA strike at KIIS- paper" to pass them right along to you, FM & KPRZ/Los Angeles quickly evaporated our readers. this week when an apparent settlement was reached Are you sitting down? Okay. Dick Lamb, between the performers' union and station man- President of Golden East Broadcasting agement. Don't look for the KIIS-FM staff mem- (WWDE & WPEX/Hampton, VA), filed bers with picket signs in their hands . . . all is this report, and we quote: "This item well. comes word-for-word from a letter written Word out of Albuquerque is that KOB-FM by one of our listeners regarding a call-in may soon drop its automated P/A format for a contest we were running. live version of the highly successful CHR variant "'I called Monday for your Harry van, in place at KSTP-FM/Minneapolis. The spec- Chapin concert tickets, dialing your listed ulation may make sense when you remember both number from the phone book. Your ques- tdiaort' KOB-FM and KSTP-FM are owned by Hub- tion was, "Who was born today that wrote bard Broadcasting. the Declaration of Independence?" Your Meanwhile, across the street in Albuquer- operator answered the phone, and I said. que, Bruce Daniels has been promoted to Assis- "Thomas Jefferson." She informed me that tant PD and Music Director at KZZX. Bruce will he didn't work there! And we both hung remain on the air, doing the afternoon drive shift. up the phonm'" Bob Harper, who had been programming Dick offered no further explanation of TM's "Stereo Rock" automation package, is no the incident, but we're not sure one would longer affiliated with the format or the TM com- be possible anyway. pany. Bob is currently GM and a principal of WKHQ/Oiarlevoix, MI. Until recently, Bob had been consulting TM's CHR format from Look for an official announcement soon that Northern Michigan. Chrysalis Records' National Promotion Director Michael Abramson will move to New York to

• handle national album promotion for the label. KIQQ/Los Angeles personality Steve Mit- chell has an interesting part-time gig. He's coach- ing the Penthouse Pets softball team as they plan • an extended road trip, playing local media teams all across the country. Steve is doing advance IP` promotion for the games in each city, calling radio stations to recruit team members, set up station , 4 visits by the Pets, and arrange for station promotions. They hit the road soon, so if you'd like to arrange a game with the ladies or suggest a promotion idea, call Steve in Los Angeles at 12131 824.-9831. WMMS/Cleveland morning team Jeff & Flash have bought their own nightclub in nearby

• a Lorain. Ohio. Opening tonight 15-11 as "Jeff ei Flash's Monoplies," the club will feature live 'rock acts six nights a week. Congratulations to Jeff Kintbach. Ed "Flash" Ferenc, and their partners Gary Bauer and Geoff George. Harold Berkman, owner/operator of L.A.'s famed Music Express, has been appointed by California Governor Jerry Brown to one of the seven seats on the state's Commission for the De- GET MORE OF A GOOD THING GOING IN CIRCLES — Jeff Turner, a weekend personal- partment Of Boating & Waterways. Does this PHIL SEYMOUR'S SECOND SINGLE, ity at KIDD/Monterey, CA, decided to really get involved in this year's March Of Dimes super-walk. Set- mean that Harold will soon begin renting yachts ting out to break the Guinness record for consecutive in addition to limos? "LET HER DANCE" hours riding a merry-go-round, Jeff hopped on a painted Larry Sctumr has left CBS Records, where horse of the Cannery Row ride on April 11 at 6pm end he had been West Coast Director of A&R, Epic. FROM THE ALBUM, PHIL SEYMOUR climbed down April 24 at 738pm, completing 313 He can be reached at 1213) 934.-7765, Following the chart success IFW 36996) hours and 38 minutes on the ride! Not only did Jeff Marc Nathan is out as RCA's Los Angeles of his debut single, noise a ton of money for the March Of Dimes, but he broke the old record by 54 minutes. Jeff is pictured field promotion rep, but is ready to get back to "Precious To Me," above with California's Poster Child Marco Cordova. work. Call him at 12131464-1993. Phil Seymour shines again

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Gary' Owens CBS "Dukes" It Out But Loses To ABC All right . . . so you look in the mirror and you do have baseball eyes — two baggers . . . so what? I'm Giving "Dallas" another holiday, CBS wert to its time-tested double "Dukes Of Hs 77ard" still a-quiver after chatting with so many readers at the strategy, capturing the top two places in the Nielsen standings for the week ending April 26 with the "Dukes" and the next three slots as well. But it wasn't sufficient to take the overall prize for the NAB in Vegas. Clifford W. Smith of KREK/Bristow, week, as ABC claimed the top spot by a tenth of an average rating point. Ratings levels were at a OK was doing such a great must have an oil portrait of low ebb during the week as the proportion of rerun programming increases, so ABC won with a W.C. Fields that Valerie Per- himself that resembles John weak 18.8, CBS had a 16.7, and NBC a 14.2 score. CBS could be cheered, however, by the rine would have sauntered over Carradine I was busy chatting performance of three new series, "Private Benjamin" at 4th, "Nurse" at 8th, and "The Two Of and planted a wet one on his with DJ's from all over. He re- Us" at 11th. The top 20 stacked up in the following fashion: brow land probably would have cently signed with the net for a 3 1 Dukes Of Hazzard (CBS) 11 11 The Two Of Us (CBS) kissed him, tool. Clifford is the series of specials. — 2 Dukes Of Hazzard Part II (CBS) General Manager of Stereo 105. 4 12 60 Minutes (CBS) Many oldtimers may recall 2 3 M*A*S*H (CBS) — 13 Barney Miller (ABC) * a * a * that when still in Philly, Dick 6 4 Private Benjamin (CBS) 15 14 Alice (CBS) Jon A. Anderson, the Veep invented the bikini with the 19 5 The Jeffersons (CBS) 8 15 House Calls (CBS) and General Manager from sheepskin midriff for those cold 5 6 Three's Company (ABC) — 16 Real People (NBC) KUAM-AM-FM-TV in Agana, days at the beach. 7 7 Diff'rent Strokes (NBC) 12 17 Magnum, P.I. (CBS) Guam is also from my native — 8 Nurse (CBS) * a * * * — 18 Trapper John, MD (CBS) countryside, South Dakota. Jon 10 9 Too Close For Comfort (ABC) — 19 20/20 (ABC) and I were pointing out the Starting May 4, regular GO 13 10 Facts Of Life (NBC) 16 20 Love Boat (ABC) many similarities between Guam reader Ed Joyce zooms from "Dallas" Dominates Season Ratings and Sodak at the Hilton. The KZOK/Fwattle to 50,000-watt guy who took my place when I KTWO-AM-TV/Casper, WY. Though each network has its own favored date for marking the end of the 1980-81 season, went to the big city had served Ed will be anchoring the morn- for all intents and purposes it's over. CBS was a clear winner among the networks, and dominated in Agana during the Korean ing news and doing the local the top 10 programs for the season in the first set of statistics. "Dallas" enjoyed one of the most conflict and part of Vietnam. news inserts on TV during successful seasons in TV history, with an average 33.4 rating and 55 share, comparable to "All in He was in love with a Guam "Good Morning America. - Ed The Family" 's 1 97 1-7 2 score of 34.0 and 54, and not far behind the record holder, "Beverly girl while serving there. Unfor- recently picked up a neat news Hillbillies," which scored a 39.1 rating and 58 share in 1963-64. tunately, or so his story went, award from Associated Press Following "Dallas" in the top 10 among shows that lasted the duration were 2)60 Minutes" she was indeed so love-crazed for Best Spot News Story for his (CBS) 3) "Dukes Of Hazzard" (CBS) 4) "M A * S*H" (CBS) 5) "Love Boat" (ABC) 6) "The Jeffer- that when he was returning to work on the Harvey's bombing sons" (CBS) 7) "Alice" (CBS) 8) "Three's Company" (ABC) 9) "House Calls" (CBS), and 10) North America she stuck a wet in Nevada, and was in Seattle "One Day At A Time' (CBS). Top new show in this category was CBS's "Magnum, P.I." (17th for toe in a live light socket and her for the Mt. St. Helens fun with the season). head exploded. volcanic ash. Ed sez he will Satellite Nights Live On The Way probably just have to do without Jon Anderson, incidentally, is The FCC last week voted to accept an application by Satellite Television Corp. to gain in- doing just great, thank you, and a disaster story lunless, of course terim permission to start direct satellite-to-home TV service. The Commission termed the move as we want to talk to his creditors I. as we speak is back in the KLIAM "in the public interest," and is fashioning temporary rules for the system pending permanent commissary, furtively isolating. * * a * standards to be set at the 1983 World Administrative Radio Conference (WARC). And the video the elusive goober hormone. Spotted at the casinos . . . media battle becomes more complex . . . former radio manager Martin • * * * Music On TV Bortrumn with a forged name The KIngbees and Rufus are on "American Bandstand" May 2 . . . Bill Cosby cohosts the My old pal Dick Clark was tag for Herman Gingfingdink- May 1 edition of "Solid Gold," with Dr. Hook, Crystal Gayle, Bobby Goldsboro, B.B. King, in the Mutual suite. Dick. 1who ler! Manhattan Transfer, and video featuring Paul McCartney and guests' "Rockestra" from the Kampuchea concerts . . Home Box Office is moving into syndication of its music specials, with the first sale a Diana Ross special . . . The forthcoming "Portrait Of A Legend" syndicated series has set an episode with the elusive Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys, in a rare interview. yEARs AG° Towee BRUCE LUNDVALL NAMED PRESIDENT/ ' CBS RECORDS DIVISION — Replaces Ir- VIDEOSCOPE win Segeistein, who Joins NBC-TV as VP/Programs. PARAMOUNT SETS 8 PIX FOR LASER VIDEODISC Paramount Pictures Home Video will release eight titles on its optical laser videodisc format over the next three months. The s ke BILLY BASS BECOMES NATIONAL films, prices for which have not yet been set, include "Ordinary People," "Airplane," PROMOTION DIRECTOR FOR ROCKET. "Star Trek — The Movie," "The Warriors," "Saturday Night Fever," "Grease," "Up In HERB BELKIN APPOINTED VP/MAR- Smoke," and "Charlotte's Web." ... SUPERSCOPE ENTERS VIDEO ARENA Chatsworth, 41 KETING & CREATIVE SERVICES AT CA-based Superscope has announced it will introduce its first video product, an optical ABC. videodisc player, after midyear... NOSTALGIA MERCHANT PUTS UP DUKES The Nostalgia Merchant has acquired a pair of John Wayne topliners, "The Quiet Man" and JACK HAKIM NEW VP/PROMOTION & "Sands Of Iwo Jima," for release via videocassette in June. The films, both of which were 0 / ARTIST RELATIONS FOR 20TH CEN- nominated for multiple Academy Awards with director John Ford copping a record-setting TURY — Most recently National Pro- fourth Oscar for "The Quiet Man," bring the firm's John Wayne catalog up to 18 motion Director for Playboy- titles... AGENCY STUDY CLAIMS CONSUMERS COOL TO NEW VIDEO According to a , NUMBER ONE FIVE YEARS AGO: "Wei- U.S. consumer survey conducted last November/December by New York-based ad agency come Back" —John Sebastian Benton & Bowles, videocassettes will show slower growth in the near future, as 51 percent (WB/Reprise) of those surveyed reported they are waiting for the price to come down. Similarly, 57 per- NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: "Together cent of those who had not yet subscribed to pay cable services reported high prices as the major obstacle. Only 20 percent cited program disinterest. In addition, respondents claim- Again" — Emmylou Harris (WB/Re- ed little interest in participatory TV with only 10 percent wanting to use their TV sets to prise) shop at home, only 16 percent willing to respond to questions, and only 18 percent in- 'kj NUMBER ONE LP: "Presence" — Led terested in using their TV to make reservations. Security hookups and shopping informa- 1•4 Zeppelin (Swan Song) tion (two-way services of a more passive nature) met with greater consumer interest. Stations everywhere have added "Al NO COR RI DA" the first single

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Working For The V‘ imp Radio is such a midi& ing-dolie business that many, perhaps moist. of the nation's britaihast stations would he huniiliated if turnover rates were to be published. Maybe it woukl he a real service if the figures were aaiI able to e% ery one. It can be assumed that turnover in many MAP* im • sign that the radio "farm system" is perf ig its funetton, churning out a 44'1111\ Rill II of value-added talent to move to the rest-larger market, thus making room bs di...- in the smallest entry -level limns to progress • notch higher. It may also tie assumed that people moving from job to job are as much escaping from something as mov mg toward something; that is. a person who quits • station may feel • strong pull toward the new job but also a powerful luish from the old one. Escape. Why do people quit? One little slice of die overall answer can be found in the behind-his-back nicknames people give the GM and PD. I have worked for general managers known among the staff as fix Madman. 'llw Wimp.

Mister Crazy, Numb Nuts Isorry, but that w as his name! Skits-0, and Mister Cool. 'Mese were six different men in five markets, and those who have worked tor them will know immediately who I ant talking about. Why do general managers get nicknames like that? They're not just drawn front hats and stuck on haphazardly The GMa have to earn them, and the nicknames must be appropriate or staffers wouldn't use them. I've aim, %forked for Smiley. The Hayseed. Nixon. and The Hound. In twenty-one years of radio I think the majority of thr nicknames that staffs have pinned on GM. have been negative, and in nty own moves front town to city us metropolis I've been escaping as much as looking for advancement. Escaping The Wimp and those others. I've daydreamed • wish that (;M's and PD's had to have their composite turnover rates placed right after their names, so they would he known COX IN THE TUB — What was that? Just K ROY/Sacramento morning man immediately by their repulsion rates. Certainly radio stations vary Inim several hundred percent annually to single-digh Tony Cox broadcasting live from a local hot tub establishment while turnover, and across their careers GM's and PlYti accrue individual turnover-of-staff statistics. dining on a catered champagne breakfast The underlying point of all this is that when jwople have found a good employer they have no reason to jump to a new job, and when they've stumbled unluckily into a pit of a place there's hardly anything that will keep them there. A good job is one that offers advancement without having to change towns, jimfessional fulfillment without having to fight someone with a negative secret nickname, and friendly, competent fellow staffers. It would delight me if you would drop me a postcard or letter revealing your boss's secret staff nickname, negathe or positive, and how he g a- she got it. I iinimise anonymity, Scout's Honor. C ALE N D A R Highest Evening Tide Of '81 MONDAY, MAY 4: You coast people better put the picnic basket a few feet farther front thy %Adler It, evening. because the tide charts indicate the highest PM tide of the year. The first hospital by and for women opened 126 years ago, on the land that now is occupied by the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City. When Women's Hospital began in 1855, it was staffed by the first physician known to have specialized in female medical disorders, J. Merriam Simms. The Kent State antiwar demonstrations at which four students were shot dead by National Guardsmen was ele.-n years ago today. Audrey Hepburn ix 52. Roberta Peters is 51. Tammy Wynette is 39. America's First Space Flight

TUESDAY, MAY 5: Way back at the beginning of the Space Race. Uncle Sam w all looking had begat's.. our rockets kept blowing up or going crooked, while theirs Iyou know whose) seemed always to work Ithey didn't tell us about the ones that didn't). Comrade Yuri Gagarin had been around Earth several times, three weeka before Uncle Sam tried his first manned suborbital mission twenty years ago today. Alan Shepard's rocket worked adequately. and he pulled off America's premier space mission on this date in 1961. One year ago today, Castro ignored an offer by Carter to airlift Cuban refugees here . . . anti the small boat exodus continued. Also one year ago, the British commandos stormed Iran's embassy in London in the successf iii rescue of 19 hostages. Some Americans wondered why we couldn't pull something similar to retrieve our people, still held uti I ran.

KIIS MY ~ TOOL° — 20th Centtley-Fox's Jim Photogio paid a recent Last Paying Dirigible Passengers visit to KI1S/Los Angeles promoting his new album. Pictured (14: MD Dan WEDNESDAY, MAY 6: About forty-five years ago the way to travel was by dirigible. and the German Lemos, station Promotion Director Mer!filth May, and Jim Photoglo. Zeppelins were dominant. In 1936 the "Hindenburg" made ten round trips across the Atlantic and carried over a thousand paying passengers. In 1937 on this date the airship exploded while attempting to land. killing 35 of the 97 aboard. People lost their hots for dirigibles, and Germany couldn't get the U.S. to supply non-explosive helium for its airships, so the world's last paying dirigible passengers were those aboard the "Hindenburg." Orson Welles is ob. Willie Mays is 7,41. Their Moms Were Real Proud THURSDAY, MAY 7: Today in 1914 a number of U.S. Congressmen introduced a propoaed national Hit Us With Mothers' Day holiday, setting aside the second Sunday each May to honor them all. When the time came to vow, there wasn't a single "no." The woman who had spent many years campaigning for Mothers' Day, Anna Jarvis, w as quite pleased for several year., until the commercialization became too much. She became a recluse and wished she'd never started Your Best Shot Mothers' Day, which falls on May 10 this year.

Today's the 36th anniversary of the end of World War T wit. Ft&R wants you . . . to send Johnny Unitas is 48. Teresa Brewer is 56. us your station's pictures. Any format, Father Of Alfred E. Neuman FRIDAY, MAY 8: Twenty-five years ago the Mad niaaatine people decided the', needed someone to run as a any size market, whether you're a reporter Presidential candidate, to liven up the campaign, so they placed an ad for a commercial artist who could creau• or not, we're here to give your station's someone special. Norman Mingo got the job, and created the freckle-faced big-eared Alfred E. Neuman, who has promotions, contests, activities, and staff changes been on every Mad cover except one since 1956 asking "What. Me Worry?" Mr. Mingo died a year ago today. but Alfred's still with us. still blissfully unworried. the kind of widespread exposure only the industry's The lint Dacron polyester men's suit was put on the American market thirty y ago today in 1951. most-read publication can provide. Send Don Rickles is 55. Peter Benchley and Rick Nelson are 41. Toni Tennille is 38. Melissa Gilbert is 17. photos (preferably black & white) to the editor of your format, or to Ken Barnes, Radio & Records, I 930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. THIS WEEK NEXT WEEK BILL MURRAY JOE WALSH

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LISTENERS AND ADVERTISERS WIN Radio Helps Beat Inflation

Nothing can beat the immediacy of radio for picking up and reflecting the mood of the WLS-AM-FM/Chicago F'M97(WLAN)/Lancaster, PA public. The fight against inflation is a good PD John Gehron told me of the continuing success of The credit card promotion has really swept the example of how radio stations all over the the "WES Fantastic Plastic Card," with over 2 million country. FM97 PD Mel Edwards explained his promo- country are gearing promotions towards reportedly in circulation now. This is a staggering tion to me, and while it is similar to others, it has a few saving their listeners and advertisers number of cards, but then again this promotion has been interesting twists. running for over a year now. "We are giving away $35,000 in cash and prizes money. How can you continue a promotion for that long? with the use of our 'FM97 Funtastic Card' in the usual The idea is not really new, but there seems to be a "Easily," replied John, "When you consider the manner. The difference is we are adding steps to the renewed emphasis in this direction. Public opinion polls economy has continued to slide instead of improving. promotion in phases. Phase two is what we call 'blast.' A point out that inflation is perceived as our biggest Not only do we offer big prizes, (like an $80,000 house) sponsor location is announced on the air, and the enemy, and President Reagan has mounted a full-scale for listeners that hear their numbers called out, but the listeners are told the first 97 people to arrive and show attack on the economic situation. discounts offered through the sponsors are pretty nice their cards will receive a prize." I talked with several stations to find out what they too." Make sure, by the way, that if you decide to do are doing to aid their local economic problems, and something like this, that you caution the audience not to those of the audience and in some cases the advertisers. race to the announced locatipp, but to get there safely. If I found some unique and worthwhile ideas. an accident were to occur as a result of your announcement, your station could be held responsible! In the third phase, according to Mel, "FM97 will B104( WBSB) / Baltimore soon start announcing discounts at our sponsors in the PD Jan Jeffries described the mechanics of the 8104 cities of Lancaster, Harrisburg, York, Reading, and credit card promotion in much detail, for those of you Lebanon. Once this end is added to the promotion, it will wishing to try something similar in your market. further enhance the items like cash, diamond rings, "We handed out 500,000 cards using the Sunday mobile homes, and motorcycles given away so far." newspaper supplement section, and have since handed out an additional 10,000 or so at public appearances. The WKIX/Raleigh rest have been distributed free at B104 and at par- ticipating sponsors,"Jan said. Joe Wade Formicola, PD of WKIX, did something "When a card is handed out," he explained, "it is at- that achieves the same effects of the credit cards, but tached to an 'activator card,' which is filled out and gathers lots of listeners together for an event called the returned to the station." On the activator card, the usual "VVICDC 50% Off Fair." questions of name, address, phone are asked, but the "The biggest problem I had to monitor was making listener must fill in the serial number from the back of An example of these discounts include: free movies, sure that all of the items on sale were indeed 50% off of the retail price. I couldn't have done it without the help the card, "and once each daypart we pull out one of discounts on tuxes for proms. two-for-one specials, and, these activator cards and read out the serial number. Gehron added, "We have even used the cards for $1 off of our Regional Sales Manager Rich Reim," Joe explained. Verification is done with the serial number on the card on Styx and Bruce Springsteen LP's, in conjunction This is the second year WICDC has staged this event, matched against the activator card," Jan continued. with their concert appearances in Chicago." and the crowd swelled to over 25,000 on a Sunday be- Jan told me the station has now received more than According to Gehron, "'The specials change almost 150,000 of the activator cards in return mail. The promo- daily. This is not only a promotion to save listeners tween the hours of 10am and 6pm. That's a lot of people in eight hours! tion calls for $60,000 ip cash and prizes to be awarded, money, it is a promotion that more than ever makes win- and with the early response from audience and adver- ning a big prize plausible to the skeptical listener and Joe added, "WKDC rented ..the Civic Center Auditorium and handled the whole setup and take-down tisers alike the station plans to run with this promotion creates extra traffic for our advertisers." for a long time. of the event, from booth space to insurance for the participants. We charged $1 admission to cover these costs. I felt like a traffic director telling people where to set up 97DJ(WBDJ)/Brazil-Terre Haute, IN and load equipment." In an effort to help its advertisers, 97DJ is not just What kind of sponsors got involved? According to offering discount packages, but rebates too. According Joe there were sellers of stereos, video equipment, to owner Richard Kaufman, "Anybody can offer dis- plants, furniture, jogging and sporting goods, ap- counts. We do that too, but I don't know anyone who has pliances, paints, musical instruments, and more a rebate plan going for sponsors." represented. "We even had a drawing for a person to Here is how the rebate plan works: Rebates run have the right to purchase a fully-loaded car at 50% off from 12-16% and are not applicable to other special the sticker price." packages or promotional deals. There is a $100 One of the other things that made the event such a minimum to qualify. success and drove home the inflation fighting angle of • $100-$500 purchase, 12% rebate the promotion was "the amount of pre-promotion we • $501-$1000 purchase, 14% rebate gave it and plugs given the event by TV and the • $1001 or more, 16% rebate newspapers. We took full advantage of the whole thing 97DJ advertisers are allowed to deduct the rebate and broadcast live during the 50% Off Fair," Joe said. immediately, or receive a check from the station after Joe added proudly, "This year was such a success Prizes include trips to Disieyland, 35mrn cameras, the spots have run and full payment has been made. that already more than half of the sponsors par- videotape units, concert tickets for a year, free rent for a "Many sponsors like the idea of getting a check back in ticipating this year have inked a deal for next year's year, home furnishings, and cash. the mail," reports Richard. WICDC 50% Off Fair." Anytime you give prizes away, it helps out the He also points out another first. "I think this is one Any Other Inflation Fighting Ideas? listeners, but in this case they are being helped out even of the few stations in the country, and the only one in this Before attempting promotions like these, sit down more with discounts available at over 40 area retail area, where you can charge your commercials on Visa and plan things out very carefully, as these are full-scale outlets. This also aids the advertisers by drawing extra or Mastercard." These moves are seen as ways to events involving many of your station's sponsors. If well traffic into their stores. stimulate the local economy for advertisers feeling the executed, they can be invaluable in terms of revenue, Jan added, "This has all been backed up by a pretty pinch a bit more than usual. liberal TV campaign too. The specials change quite sponsors loyalty, and positive impressions with your In addition to the above programs, 97DJ is also han- audience. often, so it keeps the listeners' interest in the contest ding out freebies to listeners with a station credit card If there are any other ideas of this type floating high. One important thing to keep in mind in setting up shaped like a small record. As in similar promotions, around that run along these lines and have yet to sur- a promotion of this type is constant communication serial numbers are aired, and the listener must contact face, please let me know about them. I will pass them on between the programming and sales department. the station within a time limit. at a future date in this column. COUNTRY'S -HOTTEST RECORD HAS BECO ME A CEIR, SMASH!

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Manufactured and Distributed by Werner Bros. Records Page 22 REtR/FrIday, Mny 1, 1981 Bits Driscoll Named Brandon Hammond Sets Label Communications Group PD With CBS KYYX/Seattle has just "launched" its largest promotion to date, giving away 622,000 worth of sailboats. Mark Driscoll has been named Group Program Longtime producer/A&R man John Hammond That's one a day for 50 days. Each boat is llft, long and Director for the Rochester, NY-based Brandon will head a new label distributed by CBS, the com- can hold two adults. Mechanics of the contest are Com munications firm. Driscoll, a veteran radio pany for which he has worked for many years easy . . . listeners fill out entry blanks at retail outlets, programmer whose career includes stints as PD for While with Columbia Ham mond was instrumental listen for their names, and call in within 30 minutes to 96X /Miami and KIOY/Fresno, will be based in San in launching the careers of Bob Dylan, Bruce Spr- claim prizes. Luis Obispo, CA, where he will supervise Brandon ingsteen, and Aretha Franklin, among others. John E. Douglas, PD of WNOX /Knoxville, reports outlets KKAL (a Country AM) and KZOZ (an AOR- Ham mond's new company is called Hammond that the station's recent 22-mile St. Jude Walkathon formatted FM soon to become CHR-formatted Z93). Music Enterprises, and he will serve as Chair- broke last year's record. This year $109,000 was raised Driscoll will also maintain program ming respon- man/CEO as well as head of A&R for the label for research at the Memphis hospital. sibilities for Brandon's KERN and KMGN-FM (Magic 98)/Bakersfield, CA as well as KKQV/Wich- itself, to be called John Ham mond Records. John C. KGHO/Hoquiam, WA is running the "Secret ita Falls, TX. Moore III is President of HME, coming from a Sound" contest with some rather impressive results. Commenting upon his new position, Driscoll financial/legal background; and producer Hank PD Jim Alan reports that Ma Bell has asked the station O'Neal has been named Executive VP. The label not to run the contest during certain "peak hours" told R&R, "It's fantastic, just fantastic. I'm so hap- will be based in New York. because of the huge response. py I didn't have to leave California." KZFM /Corpus Christi is running the familiar "Record Cash Giveaway" with $1000 as the prize . . . but if the listener has a KZFM Supercard, KMPC then the winning amount is doubled to $2000. PD John Continued fro m Page 3 Steel reports the station is flooded with requests for the which aired in January, 1981. Underwood maintains Starr card. that not only did she fail to print the item, but that WBCY/Charlotte is broadcasting live every Sun- Continued fro m Page 3 she didn't know Cohen at the time the incident day from Carowinds, a theme park on the North reportedly took place. Carolina/South Carolina border. Sister station VVBT Christian, who is also VP/G M of WNIC-AM- When contacted by R&R, Rose said, "I have not has been doing this for years, but now with the studio FM/Detroit and will headquarter there, com- seen anything other than what has been in the renovations made for stereo, this allows WBCY to get mented to R&R, "We view Norfolk as an un- newspaper. The lady called a press conference and out and work out of those permanent studios too. discovered market. This area has tremendous gave her side of the story and that's all I know. You WLS-FM has started a new show called "Beat Of resort potential, and it's a high-growth market with can't comment on a lawsuit you haven't seen. Chicago," which features local talent and local record diverse industry, so it's recession-resistant." Com- "My feeling is I didn't name her," Rose con- promoters talking about the music industry in Chicago. menting on Starr, he added, "He's got all the right tinued. "He (Demaris) came on my show and told News of the industry outside of Chicago is also covered, qualifications for the job. We anticipate no changes the story that's in his book. The way he told it was plus an in-depth rundown of upcoming events. in the lineup." the way he had it in the book. I heard Fratianno say the same thing on '60 Minutes.' That's all I know Starr starts his new duties in two weeks. about it." KMPC officials were unavailable for Tidewater has also hired Jeff Pollack as consultant cornment at presstime. for WNOR-FM.

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W NA M SAL UTES BEE-POOP — Wisconsin is the "Honey Capital" and W NA M/Applaton-Oshkosh MD Jay Tyler presented Governor Lee Dreyfus with a T-shirt bearing the phrase "Bee-Poop,' which the governor's wife coined. Technically, for those that care, honey is actually "Bee Barf"

SOAP STOP — WITY/Danville, IL got a visit from ABC soap star Alan Dysart, who plays Sean Cudahy on "All My Children." Sho wn here (l-r): PD Tim Drake, Dysert, and wife Liz

KFRC MOVES TO LAS VEGAS? - We//, for one night KFRC/San Francisco took advantage of the glitter and lights of Las Vegas, the site of its annual client party. The station chartered a 747 and flew 350 advertisers for a 00111 night of fun and entertainment at Caesar's Palace. Pictured II r) are KFRC -...... 011101 VP/G M Pat Norman and Mac Davis, who performed at the party.

SliEltWOOD, HENNES & ASSOC. INC. BROADCAST CONSULTANTS Specialists in Country. and all music formats 3125 MAPLE LEAF DR GLENVIEW, ILL 60025 (312) 439-1230 BURT SHERWOOD BILL HEPiNFS • KLNK COFFEE STOP - KLNK/Oklaho ma City recently ran a telephone survey to find the longest light in the city Pictured (I-rlare morning man Todd Jeffers and all-nighter Kelly Robinson, who set up shop at the traffic light and handed out free coffee to frustrated com muters. BOBBY POE'S is m Presents The 10th Anniversary Radio/Records/Seminar/Awards Banquet At The Marriott Airport Hotel, Atlanta, GA 30337 June 19 & 20 Final Nominees for Radio Industry '80* IFinal Nominees for Record Industry '80* 1. RADIO EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR '80: George Wilson (Outlet), Tom Blgby (GCC), Dick French 1. RECORD COMPANY OF THE YEAR '80: (Corporate) EMI AmerIcalLiberty, Capitol, Columbia, (Southern). John Bayliss (Charter) Bud Polscek (First Media). Jerry Blum (Jefferson Pilot) Pet Nor- RCA, Atlantic, Arista. Polygram, Elektra)Asylum, MCA, Epic, Atco, CBS Custom man (RKO). Ray Potter (First Media) Jerry Rogairs(Weis). Ron Riley (Plough), Todd Chase (Pro 2. RECORD COMPANY OF THE YEAR '80! (independent) Millennium, Boardwalk, Solar, B081'80110, vidence Journal) Ron Bledsoe (Sumner) A&M, Motown, 20th Century-Fox, Cleveland International. Radio, Philadelphia International, 2. NATIONAL PROGRAMMER OF THE YEAR '80: Tom West (Rounsvii(e). Andy Bickel (Jefferson Dreamland, Prelude, RSO, Mirage Pilot), Steve Roddy (Scripps Howard) Jerry Dean (Smith). Bobby Hattrik (Doubleday), Jay Cook (Com 3. RECORD COMPANY PRESIDENT OF THE YEAR '80: (Corporate) Jim Mazza (EMI bined) Don Benson (Western Cities). Bill Tanner (Metroplex). Bill Gamble (GCC). Bob Christy (Fair America Liberty). Doug Morris (Atlantic), Clive Davis (Arista). Bob Shier (MCA), Robert Summer banks) Jesse BuIlett (Southwestern) Jim Peacock (Susquehanna) (RCA). Walter Yetnikoff (CBS), Mo Ostin (Warner Brothers), Joe Smith (Elektra/Asylum), Don Zimmer- 3 RADIO CONSULTANT OF THE YEAR '80: Kent Burkhart. Paul Christy, Bob Heriabery, Michael mann (Capitol), David Braun (Polygram), Bruce Lundvall (Columbia), Bruce Bird (Casablanca) Spears, E. Alvin Davis. Landsman/Rivers, Drake-Chenault, Jerry Clifton, George Burns, Todd 4. RECORD COMPANY PRESIDENT OF THE YEAR '80: (Independent) Nell Bogart (Boardwalk), Dick Wallace, John Sebastian, Paul Drew Griffey (Solar). Jimmy banner (Millennium), Gil Friesen (A8M), Albert Grossman (Bearsville). Steve 4. MAJOR MARKET RADIO STATION OF THE YEAR '80: 98K X (Pittsburgh), KFRC (San Francisco) Popovich (Cleveland International), Jay Looker (Motown), Neil Portnow (20th Century-Fox), Kenny WLS (Chicago) 94-0 (Atlanta), KSTP-FM (Minneapolis) WPGC (Washington), Z-93 (Atlanta). WKTU Gamble (Philadelphia International). Sal Licata (Chrysalis), Ron Alexenburg (Handshake), Ricky Chinn (New York), 0107 (Washington), KRLA (Los Angeles). KVIL-FM (Dallas), WVBF (Boston) (Dreamland). Al Coury (RSO), Jerry Greenberg (Mirage) S. MAJOR MARKET PROGRAM DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '80: Gerry Cagle (KFRC), John Young 5. RECORD COMPANY EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR '80: (Corporate) Don Dempsey (Epic), Jack (Z-93). Bobby Christian (96KX), Jim Morrison (94-0), Chuck Knapp (KSTP-FM). Scott Shannon Craig° (RCA), Tony Martell (CBS). Dick Kline (PolyGram). Stan Monteiro (Epic), Perry Cooper (Atlan• (WPGC), John Gerhon (WLS). Alan Burns (0107). Paula Matthews (KI00), Kevin Metheny (WNBC). tic). Elliot Goldman (Arista), Ron McCarrell (Epic), Tony Montgomery (RCA). Dick Asher (Co)umbia), Bill Garcia (WDRO) Bob Travis (WGCL) Lenny Petal (Portrait), Ed Rosenblatt (Warner Brothers) 6. MAJOR MARKET MUSIC DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '80: J.J. Jackson (WOXI), Dale O'Brien 6. RECORD COMPANY EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR '80: (Independent) Bob Edson IRS0), Mort (Z-93). Liz Kiley (WWI). Scott Richards (WCAO) Roger Collins (KFI). Guy Zapolean (KRIM), Dayna Weiner (20th Century-Fox). Stan Snyder (Cleveland International). Iry Siegel (Boardwalk), Howard Steele KRBE). Dick Fennessey (WFIL), Bob McKay (WZZP), Jim Ryan (WDRO), Jerry Steele, Rosen (Bearsville), Stan Hoffman (Prelude), Don Wright (Aries II). Michael Leon (MIA). Edna Collison (KFMK) Don Geronlmo (WPGC) (Solar), Rich Fitzgerald (RSO(. Al DiNoble (Casablanca). Bill Spitaisky (Spring). Bob Greenberg (Mirage) 7. MAJOR MARKET AIR PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR '80: Jim Elliott/Scoff Woodside (WPOCI 7. VICE PRESIDENT OF PROMOTION OF THE YEAR '80: (Corporate) Bruce Wendell (Capitol). Don Imus (WNBC) Randy Miller (96KX), Willy B. O'Brien (WBSB). Gary Corry/J.J. Jackson (WOXI) Vince Farad (Atlantic), Dick Williams (EM) Amenca/Liberty), Burt Stein (Elektra/Asylum). John Betan- Dan Ingram (WABCi Ross BrittainIBrian Wilson (Z-93).Charlie Van Dyke (WRKO), Al Lohman/Roger court (RCA). Ed Hynes (Columbia). Pat Pipolo (MCA), Al Gurewitz (Epic), Roan Nalli (Atco), Russ Barkley (KFI). Scott Carpenter (WBSB). Dude Walker (0107). Mark Stevens/Jim Pruett (KULF) Thyret (Warner Brothers). Mike Manocchlo (Ariola), T.J. Lambert (Casablanca) 8. LARGE MARKET RADIO STATION OF THE YEAR 'BO: WEZB (New Orleans). WZUU-FM 8. VICE PRESIDENT OF PROMOTION OF THE YEAR '80: (Independent) Scott Kranzberg (Board- Mdwaukee). WCK X (Tampa) KEZR (San Jose), KOPA (Phoenix), Y100 (Miami), WTIC-FM (Hartford), walk), Bob Smith (RS0), Skip Miller (Motown). Pete Gidion (Handshake), Dave Parks (20th Century' WHB (Kansas City). WRBO (Tampa) WKRO (Cincinnati), KOW (Portland). WNAP (Indianapolis) Fox), Don limner (Millennium), Charlie Minor (A8M). Paul Pleretti (Bearsville), Dave Urso (Planet), 9. LARGE MARKET PROGRAM DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '80: Jim Brown (WOKY), Steve Rivers John Schoenberger (Radio), J.J. Jordan (Unicorn). Rich Sargent (Sire) (KOPA), Al Casey (WHB) Bob Wood (WBEN-FM), Robert W. Walker ( WCKX), Dan Valli* (WEZB). 9. NATIONAL PROMOTION DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '80: (Corporate) Frank Dileo (Epic). Steve Jim Fox (WKRO) Mike Scott (WNDE), John Driscoll (WZUU-FM(. Buddy Scott (92-X), Jan Jeffries Meyer (Capitol). Don Colberg (Columbia), Scoff Regan (Atco). Bill Waldo (Polydor), Gordon Anderson (WLCY), Tracey Mitchell (KJR) (CBS), Bert Keene (Warner Brothers), Sam Kaiser (Atlantic). Bill Smith (Elektra), Jack Satter (EMI 10. LARGE MARKET MUSIC DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '80: Roger Christian (WBEN-FM), John Volpe America), Reds Richards (Warner Brothers). Joe Grossman (Mercury) (KOPA). Dallas Cole (WOKY). Terry Young (WEZB). Rick Donahue (WTIC-FM). Pat McKay (WRB0). 10. NATIONAL PROMOTION DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '80: (Independent) Kevin Keogh (Bearsville), Gary Franklin (WTIX). Bob Logan (WCKX). Mark Shands (Y100), Tom Buchanan (KJR), Bill Shannon Steve Resnik (MM), Steve Brack (Boardwalk), Jason Minkler (RSO), Michael Abramson (Chrysalis). (WZUU-FM) Tony Galluzzo (WKRO) Mike Clow (Word). Bud Samuels (Motown). Kelly Summers (Solar). Marty Mooney (Cleveland Interna- 11. LARGE MARKET AIR PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR '80: Mary Moore/Robert W. Taylor (WPHD), tional). Joe Kolsky (Prelude), Tom Rogan (Carrerre), Dick Reims (Venture) Bob Berry (WOKY), Bruce Kelly (96-X). Cleveland Wheeler (WRB(3), JOhn Brandmeler (WOKY). 11. NATIONAL PROMOTION EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR '80: (Corporate) Sheila Chlanda (Columbia), Adam Smasher (WNAP). Scoff Thrower (KOPA) Robb Stewart (WKRO), Dino Motels (WYSL), Mason Louie Lewow (Epic), Susan Wax (RCA), Rich Totolan (CBS), Sandi Lifson (MCA), Larry Douglas Dixon ( WRBO) Steve York (WOKY). Ed McMann (WCKX) (Epic). Carol Jasper (CBS). Glen lajeski (Aosta). Andrea °anis (Atlantic). Lou Gaillani (Elektra). Vicki 12. MEDIUM MARKET RADIO STATION OF THE YEAR '80: WWK X (Nashville), WKJJ (Louisville), °ormolu (AIM. Vince Pellegrino (Columbia) WBCY (Charlotte) WGH (Norto(k). WK X X (Birmingham) WBJW (Orlando), WIVY (Jacksonville), WRVO 12. NATIONAL PROMOTION EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR '80: (Independent) J.B. Brenner (A&M). (Richmond) WAYS (Charlotte) WMC-FM (Memphis) WAMS (Wilmington), WBBF (Rochester) Robin Wren )RSO). Janis Ross (Chrysalis). Bill Cretins (Cleveland International). Marlene Reyes 13. MEDIUM MARKET PROGRAM DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '80: Bob Canada (WON), Milts St. John (Motown), Ken Marcellino (Tapestry), Doc Reiner (Mirus). Mark Cooper (Robox), Jon Konjoyan (VVWKX), Bobby Hatfield (WKJJ). Jett Lucifer (KSFM) Scott Slade (WAYS). Russ Spooner (WKY). (RSO(, Sue Emil (Sire). Felix DiPalma (Kirshner). Sally Smash (Sun) Mike McVay (WAKY), Rick Shaw (WAXY), Bill Thomas (WRVO). Bob Kaghan (WBCY). Dave Mason 13. REGIONAL PROMOTION DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '80: (Corporate) Rlsh Wood (Polygram), (WBBF) Frank Turner (EMI America), Arthur Field (Capitol), Alan Oilman (Columbia), Don Miller (Epic), Billy 14. MEDIUM MARKET MUSIC DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '80: Bill Menders (KSFM) Chris Michaels lemmons (Arista). Mike Prince (Atlantic), Danny Davenport (Warner Brothers), Alan Smith (Atco), (WAMS), Lou Simon (WAYS) Welt Brown (WSGN). Allen Dennis (WKY), Reggie Blackwell (WAIV), Geary Tanner (Elektra). Mike Martin (Casablanca), Al Privett (MCA) Steve Kelly (WRVO), Beau Richards (WWKX). Mark Thompson (WERC), Patty Brockett (WKOS), 14. REGIONAL PROMOTION DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '80: (Independent) Al Twanmo (Chrysalis). Larry O'Day (WKXX), Steve York (14-0) Larry Green (Handshake). Bruce Greenberg (Motown), Jim Francis (Boardwalk), Eva Wood (MM). IS. MEDIUM MARKET AIR PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR '80: Steve Davis (WKXX), Mark Damon Jim Sellers (Chrysalis). Kelly West (Motown), Joe Bileilo (Lax), Rick Stone (AMA). Jeff Hackett (92-01 Bear Bradley (WKOS), Greaseman (WAPE), Bill Gardner (BJ105), Bobby Mitchell (WIVY), (Chrysalis). Joel Newman (Handshake). Charlie Walker (Venture) Steve McCoy (92-0). Chuck Browning (WHBO), Bill Bailey (WAKY). Smokey Rivers (WLAC), The IS. LOCAL PROMOTION DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '80: (Corporate) Mike Lessner (Capitol), Jim Birdman (vVEFIC). Coyote McCloud (VVWKX) Stewart (Epic), John Fagot (Columbia). Jay McDaniel. (MCA), Rich Tamburro (EMI America), Tom 16. SECONDARY MARKET RADIO STATION OF THE YEAR '80: WPST (Trenton), WSGA (Savannah), Sgro (Polygram). Jerry Goodman (Elektra). Tom Schoberg (EMI America), Peter Price (RCA), Gino Z104 'Frederick), KYNO-FM (Fresno), WRJZ (Knoxville), WICC (Birdgeport). WHHY (Montgomery). Rumple (Capitol). Sam Calls (MCA). Jeff Shayne (Epic) WSKZ (Chattanooga). WJAD (Bainbridge). WANS-FM (Anderson), WAAY (Huntsville). WCGO (Colum- 18. LOCAL PROMOTION DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '80: (Independent) Phil Ouartararo (MM), Rob- bus) bie Vogt (RSO). Tommy Teague (RSO(. John Schuler (MM). Ted Ziatin )RSO). James Bishop 17. SECONDARY MARKET PROGRAM DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '80: Steve Kingston (WYRE), Ray (Motown). Al Cafaro (MM). Bob Gillian( (RSO). Wayne Fogel (Motown). Patricia Breedlove ( RSO(. Williams (WISE). Bruce Stevens (WBBOi Johnny Lee Walker (KYNO-FM). Tom Taylor (WPST), Dick Paul Crowley (MM), Dana Morris (A8M) Phillips (WEVA), Gary Peters (WICC). Dan O'Toole (V100), Barry Chase (WKAZ), Chuck Leonard 17. INDEPENDENT PROMOTION DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '80: Jerry Brenner, Jerry Meyers. Gary IWKMx). Fred Story (WRJZ). Dave Anthony (KLLIC) Bird, Jonas Cash, Bobby Hurl, Howie Goodman, Ernie Phillips, Don Graham, Lu Fields, Bob Perry. 18. SECONDARY MARKET MUSIC DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR '80: Scott Majors (WNOX). Bill Mat- Mel Turoffilindy Goetz, Perry Stevens thews (WIKZ) Curt Hansen (KC101). Rich Thomas (WHHY), Kirk Cliaff (WSSC). Roger Gaither 18. RECORD DISTRIBUTOR OF THE YEAR '80: (Corporate) CBS (Washington), MCA (Cherry Hill), (0104), Doug Weldon (WSGF) Gary Atkins (WOKI), P.T. Morgan (WRFC). Benjamin Martin WEA (Atlanta), CapitollEMI (Los Angeles), RCA (Washington D.C.), Phonodlsc (New York City). CBS (WCGO). Ron Hill (WCIR( Anne McCartney (WKXC-FM) (Atlanta), RCA (New York City), CapitollEMI (Washington 0.C.), MCA (Washington D.0 ), RCA (Manta) 19. SECONDARY MARKET AIR PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR '80: Jay Jarvis (V100). Steve 19. RECORD DISTRIBUTOR OF THE YEAR '80: (Independent) Schwartz Brothers (Washington D.C.), Gallagher (WOXA). Larry O'Neal (WJDO), Todd Spencer (WMM W), Jack Diamond (KYNO-FM), C.J. Tone (Hialeah), Zamolski (Baltimore), Universal (Philadelphia). Progress (Cleveland), Tara (Atlanta), II Buzz (WCSC), Jonathan Doll (WIZD), Jack Acuff (WSGA). John Islay (V100). Barry Michaels Alpha (New York City), Transcontinent (Buffalo). M.S. Distributing (Chicago). Big State (Dallas). (WROV), Chip McLean (WAGL). 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EAST SO UTH Most Added. Hottest Most Added Hottest

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SHEPPARD RED SPEEDWAGON 7-2 JOHN LENNON 16-12 SISTER SLEDGE KIM CARNES 12-9 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 7-4 Hot t ••t Hottest, QUINCY JONES JOHN LENNON 9-5 JESSE WINCHESTER GINO VANNELLI 16-11 RIO SPEIDWAG010 11-S IIHEINA EASTON 1-1 STARS ON 45 GROVER WASHINGTON 3-1 JOE WALSH ldp) KIM CARNES 11-6 W TIC WAlienlard. CT NITEILITC STARS ON 45 16-14 GINO VANNELLI 18-7 SMOKES ROBINSON 4-1 JUICE NE M . Hottest: CHAMPAIGN 19-12 , NOFEy ROBINSON 6-4 STYX 5-4 Hottest: JUICE NEWTON I-1 ttttt OF HONE: -.1110 VANNELLI IS-I) M ak Denethre JUICE NEWTON 2-1 W ADI/Jim:Aeo n MS W AAVIIMsnlevIle. AL RIO SPEEOWAGON 12-6 KIM CARNES 18-1t RIO SPEI DMAGON 8-5 KINT MIPaso.TX KIM CARNES 19-15 JOHN LENNON IS-7 GINO VANNELLI 18-8 HIM CARNES DOTTIE MIST 12-6 Sob Nell Jim Kesiddeka MICHAEL JACKSON 19-11 PNI1 "ttIN, :r-le Arn Zippo RAVDIO KIM CARNES 19-9 KIM CARNES 15-9 HotteRt: WHO 26-21 ALAN PARSONS SHEENA EASTON KEO UA NIVErmel.TX INUTOmmummalli 0/1310 R.m rww:w NY ''.TARS ON 45 21-18 GARY U.S. BONDS SHEENS EASTON 2-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 0-25 LEE RITENOUR C LARKE/DUKE Da . 11.4•eon PURE PRAIRIE LEAG STARS ON 45 12-6 CRASH KAHN TOMOPETTV ELTONHa,. JOHN ns HJI0d odendo FL ANNE MURRAY Steve WHO 10-6 INCIIIMeddey. W V GAR BAND ELTON JOAN 41ICMWI II SPRI111.1" : FIELD cLINAlt BLUES RAND ToolVD•sl ELTON JOHN JOHN LENNON 11-9 PURE PRAIRIE LEAG DAVE EDMUNDS PURE PRAIRIE LEAG CLIP? RICHARD TASTE OF HONEY Jhrs Ma nia CHAKA KAHN CHAMPAIGN 14-11 TOM PETTY JESSE WINCHESTER STEVE WINWOOD AIR SUPPLY Hottest: HALL 4 SATES PHIL COLLINS ALAN PARSON, JESSE WINCHESTER Hottest: sHEENA EASTON I-I SHEEN* EASTON PHIL M PIOUR Nottost: 010111York PA BILLY 6 THE BEATE NARILEE SMOKES ROBINSON 1-1 :;0 t :::r DWAGON 2-1 ::ttit4: (WASHINGTOM 2-1 ;ROVER WASHINGTON 3-2 HELEN RIDDY TOM PETTY SMOKED ROBINSON 1-1 RAYDIO 7-4 RUSH 3-2 DOTTIE WEST 15-10 NE0 SPEE D:MOON S-) Steve Ballegher Hottest: RANDY MEISMER JIM PHOTOGLO GINO VANNELLI 11-0 KIM CARNES 14-7 WHO 5-1 KIN CANNES 21-17 .AH0 V PPPPPP I 9-7 GROVER WASHINGTON 2-I PHOEBE SNOW CHAMPAIGN No ttttt I REO SPEEDWAGON 16-10 18 SPECIAL 12-9 LOVERBOY 1)-S STARS ON 45 26-21 Klm CARNES 19-11 lUICE NEWTON 9-4 ROSANNE CASH GARY U.S. BONDS REO SPEE D4AGON 5-1 STARS ON 45 17-14 STARS ON 45 21-15 CLINAR BLUES BAND 1S-11 TOM PETTY 28-22 HEO SPEE MIAGON 12-7 Hott•Oti NEIL DIAM OND JOHN LENNON 0-IN W K S0/14aniaburg. PA JUICE NEWTON 7-2 GINO VANNELLI 17-10 SMOKES ROAINSON )-1 RICH SPRINGFIELD STYX 14-7 JOHN LENNON 25-16 CK101/Cocoe Beach. FL KST AR/Noueton. TX KPUR/Arnaniks. TX B y Kaye JOHN LENNON 7-2 ELTON JOHN KIM CARNES 24-11 W KIX/Reirsigh NC GINO VANNELLI 10-5 Steve N eon If ° minty 1(811111 'WileonfOisee Hottest: STARS ON 45 26-15 KEEIJShreyeport. LA DOTTIE NEST RonillacKay KIM CARNES 16-9 Rick Lambort GROVER WASHINGTON 1-1 NEIL DIAMOND PURE PRAIRIE [EA M IL DIAMOND M arty Johnson PHIL COLLINS 15-10 SMOKED ROBINSON 5-2 W PIKIIAlte mvs. PA CHRIS CROSS JOE WALSH HALL 6 GATES CHAMPAIGN CEO SPEEENAGON 6-4 QUINCY JONES CHAMPAIGN Hottest, Tiny &le a 'ESSE WINCHESTER JOHN LENNON W ERCJIIkrninghern AL ELTON JOHN CLIMAX BLUES BAND 8-6 PURE PRAIRIE LEAG KIM CARNES ELTON JOHN Hottest: ELTON JOHN SMOKED ROSINSON 9- AlKartah JAMES TAYLOR 10-8 QUINCY JONES Hottest, BILLY 6 THE BEATE CLIMAX BLUES BAND 4-2 JOEY SCARBURY CLIMAX BLUES BAND STEVE WINWOOD 5-1 CLARKE/DUKE Hottest, JAMES TAYLOR 2-1 Hottest: REO SPEEENAGON 13-9 Hottest, HALL 4 SATES SMOKES ROOINSON 7-) WISRA Me diseisr. NY JIM PNOTOGLO JUICE NEWTON 2-1 SHEENA EASTON 1-1 KIM CARNES 10-4 RIO SPEECNAGON 10-7 tttttt /KNOCKOUTS 1-1 KIN CARNES 17-11 GARY U.S. BONDS ISLET BROS RIO SPEECWAGON 14-9 CHRIS CROSS 18-14 Ma n Cronin RAYDIO 9-5 STEVE WINWOOD 5-1 LEE RITENOUR JOHN LENNON 17-15 CLIMAX OLUIS BAND 11-8 PURE PRAIRIE LEAG GINO VANNELLI 1)-10 SINO VANNELLI 10-6 JAMES TAYLOR 8-7 Hottest: KIM CARNES 22-17 KIM 17-10 HALL A SATES RUPERT HOLMES TASTE OF HONEY 13-10 TASTE Or HONEY 16-11 STARS ON 45 24-16 STARS ON 45 21-18 W KEE/Nu mbiesen. W V CLIMAX BLUES SAND 1- ELTON JOHN JOEY SCARBURY JONES TAYLOR 14-11 CHAMPAIGN 20-15 DOTTIE WEST 6-7 RICK SPRINGFIELD 27-2) 1311rf M lles NEIL DIAMOND Hottest. W SEZ/WinetorAiele m. NC KIM CARNES 10-8 PARALLEL THREE LEE RITENOUR STYX 5-1 KTS A/Sen Antonio. TX WI LIZ/Knoxville. TN TOM PETTY TASTE OF HONEY 13-10 Bob Mahoney DAVE EDMUNDS CLIMAX BLUES BAND 6-2 W A NILFNUAnderson. SC CLIFF RICHARD J Rodriguez Fred Mary STARS ON 45 22-14 KILE/Orahreetert TX Hottest. JOHN LENNON 9-1 NEIL DIAMOND MALI. 6 SATES Scott Taylor M cCo wn/Evens REO SPEEDWAGON 2-1 STARS ON 45 1)-4 DON MCLEAN GARY U.S. BENDS ALAN PARSONS PICK SPRINGFIELD KX101/Naehullie. TN JOHN LENNON 5-2 JEFF. STARSHIP CLARKE/DUKE REO SPEE D4AGON 12-5 NEIL DIAMOND JIM PROTOGLO ELTON JOHN ELTON JOHN FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 11-9 Jan An thony ELTON JOHN 18 SPECIAL NEIL DIAMOND RICK SPRINGFIELD LEE RITENOUR HALL 6 OATES STARS ON 45 21-16 W O UY/Bendoe. ME Hottest: TOM PETTY Hottest. OAK RIDGE BOYS (Op) ELTON JOHN POINT BLANK LEE RITENOUR RICK SPRINGFIELD 24-18 A nt RendeN HALL L GATES 1-1 Hottest: T.G. SHEPPARD Hottest: SMOKES ROBINSON 4-1 JESSE WINCHESTER IN SPECIAL REO SPEEDWAGON 11-5 Nottest: RIO SPEEENAGON 6-) SHEENA EASTON 1-1 QUINCY JONES Hottest. KIM CARNES 9-1 W ELY/Albany. NY CLIFF RICHARD JOHN LENNON 11-6 JUICE NEWTON 19-11 RAYDIO 14-10 JOE WALSH SHEENA EASTON 1-1 GROVER NASHIO NTON 1-1 RIO SPEEDWAGON 7-4 Suit ftik111 HALL A GATES X 144 CARNES 27-23 SNORES ROBINSON 4-) GINO VANNELLI 11-8 KIM CARNES 16-11 Hottest: SMOKED ROBINSON 9-5 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 12-9 ELTON JOHN WHO 17-9 JOHN LENNON 2P-75 CLIMAX BLUES RAND 21 -15 STAAS ON 45 I-I GROVER WASHINGTON 7- 4 RAYDIO 1)-9 GINO VANNELLI 16-11 DAVE EDMUNDS DOTTIE WEST STARS ON 45 28-21 JOHN LENNON 23-13 JAMBS TAYLOR 7-3 REO SPEEDWAGON 23-19 RAYDIO 20-15 PHOEBE SNOW JIM PHOTOGLO XXX VXMEtirmingha m.AL CHRIS CROSS 14-25 W OLFfe wecuse. NY TASTE OF HONES 27-21 LEE RITENOUR KIM CARNES 17-7 Hottest: Chris TrAn WI KINANnidniherrs. AL Cherie Bro wn RAYDIO 15-10 MISO AMBayanneh O A ELTON JOHN FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 1-1 KLA7Altde Rock, AA KIE ULubisock TX W eft 1110.011 WHO 22-14 Hottest: REO SPEEDWAGON 4-2 Ray VAllia me DAVE EDmUNDS DOLLY PAATON Sha wn Stephens Stars Cera m REO SPEECNAGON 1-1 STYX 10-5 TON PETTY PHOEBE SNCW JIM PHOTOCLO KJI MIllowevillo. KY TON PETTY KIM CARNES 18-9 WHO 17-10 CLIFF RICHARD MALL 4 SATES HALL I SATES AC/DC ELTON JOHN SHEENA EASTON STARS ON 45 21-18 JOHN COUGAR 18-12 Bobby Ne Meld PURE PRAIRIE LEAG NEIL DIAMOND SHEENA EASTON HALL A GATES TASTE Of HONES Hottest: RAYDIO 29-22 SANTANA Hottest BILLY SO WER Hottest: KIM CARNES ALAN PARSONS IE SMITH 3-1 GARY U.S. BONDS D-27 W HEIBPorts mooth. NH PURE PRAIRIE LEAG CHAMPAIGN 4-1 Hottest: REO SPEEDWACON 6-1 ALAN PARSONS Hottest: STARS ON 45 5-2 TASTE Of HONES 6-2 REO SPEEDWAGON 1-1 SMOKED ROBINSON 10-2 TOM PETTY KIM CARNES 19-6 M O VE, * PA Rick Sean HALL 6 GATES REO SPEE MAGON I-1 JOHN 0 1BANION 7-) WHO 4-2 STARS ON 45 1)-11 TOM PETTY STARS ON 45 STYX 5-4 CHAMPAIGN 18-14 B O Shannon SHEENA EASTON CLIFF RICHARD WHO 5-4 CHAMPAIGN 9-6 MICHAEL JACKSON 2B-I8 RANDY MEISNER WHO 10-7 QUINCY JONES 21-18 Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 12-6 RAYDIO 13-8 GET WET 30-23 JIM PHOTOGLO KIM CARNES 13-9 REO SPEEDwAGON JAMES TAYLOR 1-1 JESSE WINCHESTER KIN CARNES 19-14 DON MCLEAN SISSOF/Savenneh. OA JOE WALSH KENNY ROGERS CHRIS CROSS 16-11 W PST ,Trenton. NJ TASTE Of HONEY 6-4 VITOUNe w Ortatinn LA LEE RITENOUR PURE PRAIRIE LEAG T.G. SHEPPARD Dave Carlisle CHRIS CROSS 10-5 VIAKT/LouNyMe.KY Mott •st Torn Taylor Glary Franklin ELTON JOHN STARS ON 45 13-7 STARS ON 45 1 W C O O/Colu mbus. OA M a rsh. Milan CLIMAX BLUES BAND 2- ELTON 'ppm Hottest: KIM CARNES 12-8 Hottestt .MALL A GATES KIM CARNES 8-) Joe McClure HALL A SATES SMOXEY ROBINSON 1-1 RIO SPEEENAGON 6-1 ELTON JOHN GARY U.S. BONDS NEIL DIAMOND WHISPERS IA-11 TOM PETTY MICHAEL STANLEY 8 11-9 W JB O/Pordand, ME STYX 9-3 ELTON JOHN PURE PRAIRIE LEAG NEIL DIAMOND ABBA 38 SPECIAL 11-9 PHIL COLLINS 19-I) JESSE WINCHESTER RUSH 15-10 STEVE WINWOOD Hot! tHE Mike O'Noil DON MCLEAN GOLLY PARTON CHAMPAIGN 24-14 Jim PHOTOCLO SANTANA 24-19 JEFF. STARSHIP 15-11 HALL 4 OATES 11E0 SPEE DMAGON 5-1 Hottest: Hottest: GAR BAND MICHAEL JACKSON 29-20 DON MCLEAN SHEENA EASTON STYX 16-12 GROVER WASHINGTON 2-1 SMOKEY ROBINSON 3-1 KN US/DeNes. TX SANTANA LOVER BOY Hottest: KIM CARNES 19-14 SMOKEY ROBINSON 4-2 V100/Cherleston. WV JOHN COBANION 27-22 Hottest. DOLLY PARTON K M/Austin. TX LorM Pittman GROVER WASHINGTON 1-1 GINO VANNELLI 20-15 GINO VANNELLI 11-5 JEFF. STARSHIP 30-25 GROVER WASHINGTON 1-1 Jay Jarvis CLIFF RICHARD Ed Velt man STYX 9-5 RICK SPRINGFIELD 24-20 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 12-7 TOM PETTY D-26 JAMES TAYLOR SMOKES ROBINSON 5-2 ROSANNE CASH REO SPEEDwAGON 11-7 JOHN COBANION 16-11 QUINCY JONES 35-29 JOHN LENNON RIM CARNES 13-10 GET WET Idpi Hottest: ELTON JOHN KIM CARNES 18-12 GINO VANNELLI fRANKIE SMITH 14-12 VITRYIABranY. NT AC/DC 10p) SHEENA EASTON 1-1 LEE RITENOUR GINO VANNELLI 17-13 W AXYIK. tauderdatn FL VIONJacksonville, FL RAS010 NEIL DIAMOND QUINCY JONES STARS ON 45 24-16 S O CA ME SMOKEY ROBINSON 6-2 CHAKA KAHN Scott Sherwood Hotte•t: REO SPEEDWAGON 13-7 Rick Sho w OAR RIDGE BOYS W KS/Feyetteville. NC ELTON JOHN Hottest: Hottest: Z102/Sevennah.O A GROVER WASHINGTON I-1 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 15-9 Larry Cannon HALL A SATES CLIMAX BLUES BAND ELTON JOHN SHEENA EASTON 5-1 Fley4VHIlamm REO SPEEDWAGON 11-7 GROVER WASHINGTON 20-12 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 1-1 CHAMPAIGN PHIL COLLINS SHEENA EASTON HALL 4 GATES 2-2 KIM CARNES 19-9 REO SPEC:MACON 3-2 CLARKE/DUKE Nott•st STYX LEE RITENOUR SMOKEY ROBINSON 4-) GARY U.S. BONDS PHIL COLLINS 16-11 W TSN/Dover. NH KIM CARNES 7-3 SHEENA EASTON REO SpEEONAGON I-1 SANTANA QUINCY JONES GROVER WASHINGTON 8-5 TOM PETTY JOHN LENNON 25-17 SMOKEY ROBINSON 9-5 HELEN REDDY JUICE NEWTON 7-4 Jim Soboaden Hottest: Hottest: JUICE NEWTON 9-6 TASTE Or HONEY WHO 10-7 Hottest: FRANKE/KNOCEOUTS 17-1) W A GY/SprInglield, M A GROVER WASHINGTON 1-1 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 2-1 PHOEBE SNOW CHAMPAIGN 3-1 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 18-1 CHAMPAIGN 4-3 )8 SPECIAL 3-2 KSET-F M/EI Peen TX STARS ON 45 7-1 I Mike Ada ms ELTON JOHN KBFIW Mcifilie wero wn wille.TX KIM CARNES 5-2 STARS ON 45 21-16 GINO VANNELLI 10-0 FRANEE MMOCKOUTS 5-3 Jeff Bioko RIM CARNES 12-2 ROSANNE CASH Marcelo Oraaloa ANNA 16-13 RAYDIO 13-10 STARS ON 45 16-8 STYX 6-4 W AE WAllento wn. PA CLARKE/DUKE Hottest: STARS ON 45 29-24 REO SPEE MAGON 16-12 ALAN PARSONS 29-24 HALL 4 GATES PRANKIE SMITH 14-A CLIFF RICHARD JAMES TAYLOR 4-1 TOM PETTY TOMMY JAMES )5-29 J et Frank GET WET STEPHANIE MILLS FRANCE/KNOCKOUTS 11-7 HALL I SATES REO SPEE D4AGON 0-4 W AYS/Cherlotte. NC GET WET DAVE EDMUNDS CLImAx BLUES BAND 6-5 WISV O/Rich mon t VA JESSE WINCHESTER W N W/Montgo mery. AL BILLY SQUIER GAP BAND K OlZ KA/Arnaree.TX ALAN PARSONS M art Keesiar LEE RITENOUR TASTE OF HONES 10-6 Sall Thornaa Rich Tho mas ELTON JOHN ELTON JOHN flan Butler Hottest. KIM CARNES 14-8 RUPERT HOLNES SHEENA EASTON JIM PNOTOCLO NEIL DIAMOND JIM PHOTOGLO O p) REO SPEEENAGON 1-1 ELTON JOHN TOM PETTY ISLET BROS HALL 4 GATES TOM PETTY Hottest: GET NET JEFF. STARSHIP IS-I) INIO WIlatli. ME CLARKE/DUKE CET WET CHAMPAIGN GENERAL JOHNSON AC/DC TASTE OF HONEY 2-1 SANTANA RAYDIO 19-14 INMe IM A M Hottest: JESSE WINCHESTER Hottest: SANTANA JEFF. STARSHIP QUINCY JONES 10-5 NEIL DIAMOND STARS ON 45 20-15 REO SPEEENAGON 1-1 Hottest: REO SPEEDWAGON 4-1 CHANGE 20-13 TA TE OF HONEY 21-18 Hottest Hottest. RAYDIO 6-2 Hottest: SMOKED ROBINSON 3-2 GET WET GROVER WASHINGTON 1-1 SHEENA EASTON 4-1 GROVER WASHINGTON 2-1 KIM CARNES 10-8 STARS ON 45 23-15 TERRI GIBBS 1-1 CLIFF RICHARD REO SPEED/MACON 6-2 KIM CARNES 10-6 TASTE OF HONEY 5-1 JAMES TAYLOR 6-3 SHALAMAR 29-21 APRIL WINE 11-4 11104/Behintare. M O ELTON JOHN GINO VANNELLI 16-11 JOHN LENNON 11-5 GINO VANNELLI 13-8 SmOYEY ROBINSON 9-4 38 SPECIAL 10-7 JOHN LENNON 12-5 T.G. SHEPPARD JOHN LENNON 20-13 KIM CARNES 20-10 CLIFF RICHARD 21-17 J on Jeffries REO SPEE MAGON 11-5 RIO SPEEINIAGON 12-8 13971Ne w Orleans. LA DOTTIE NEST 15-9 Hottest. TASTE or HONEY 24-17 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 13-6 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 14-9 W ORK/Norfolk. VA ValliolLoustseu CHRIS CROSS 16-10 WIITIWSpolnifield. MA LEE RITENOUR JUICE NEWTON 1-1 HALL 6 SATES 2-2 Ron Bates WISE/Ashevillo. NC Andy C.arey DON MCLEAN W11110/Auguste. OA KELPIEIPaso.TX JERmAINE JACKSON KV OL/LaFayette. LA JOHN COUGAR 3-3 John Stevens ELTON JOHN SHEENA EASTON Kim Canard Bruce Stevens Reyssond Nie w TOM PETTY CLIFF RICHARD CLIFF RICHARD STEVE wINNOOD 4-4 Hottest: JESSE WINCHESTER DOTTIE WEST Hottest: WHO 5-5 MARSHALL TUCKER CLIFF RICHARD 38 SPECIAL SHEENA EASTON HALL & SATES 3-1 Jim PHOTOGLO DON MCLEAN DAVE EDNUNDS SHEENA EASTON 2-1 SANTANA SANTANA CLIAIM BLUES BAND 8-6 JESSE WINCHESIts W LAAblevriaton. ME Hott•et: CLARKE/DUKE JESSE WINCHESTER SCOKEY ROBINSON 16-5 HALL 4 SATES GARY U.S. BONDS KIM CARNES 11-7 LEE RITENOUR REO SPEECNAGON 1-1 CLIMAX BLUES BAND STYX 11-7 Chris Layne QUINCY JONES 13-9 HALL A SATES Hottest: Hotte•t: STYX 8-2 SHEENA EASTON ROSANNE CASH Hottest: TASTE Or HONEY 23-9 REO SPEE DMAGON 4-1 GROVER WASHINGTON 1-1 STARS ON 45 28-13 PORE PRAIRIE LEAG HALL 6 GATES TASTE OF HONEY 13-6 GROVER WASHINGTON 3-1 Hottest: CHAMPAIGN 30-21 JAMES TAYLOR 5-2 HALL 6 GATES 5-2 STARS ON 45 T.G. SHEPPARD XIM CARNES 15-7 W OKI/Kno mellie. TN BEG SPEE MAGON 4-2 JAMES TAYLOR I-1 SMOKED ROBINSON 8-) JOHN LENNON 15-9 Hottest: Hottest: GINO VANNELLI 17-10 PHIL COLLINS 10-5 SMOKED ROBINSON 5-2 W KRZ FM/Wilkes Barre PA RAYDIO 12-6 GINO VANNELLI 19-15 Clary Adkins REO SPEEENAGON 5-1 STEELY DAN 7-5 JAMES TAYLOR 5-1 SIN CARNES 21-6 JItn Rising GINO VANNELLI 15-12 STARS ON 45 23-16 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 17-1 KIN CARNES 11-8 SHOKEY ROBINSON 4-2 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 22-9 KF MOUNoueton. TX ELTON JOHN SISTER SLE DGE 24-16 GINO VANNELLI 10-9 GARY U.S. BONDS REO SPEED4AGON 7-3 F M1031Mo mpkils. TN AC/DC W RAF/Baton Rouge. LA JenV steel. GARY U.S. BONDS 29-24 JESSE WINCHESTER CLIMAX BLUES BAND 11 INPO WCIainevise. GA To m Preedglaco mo BILLY SQUIER GAP BAND 30-25 KC1O VNe w Haven.CT KIM CARNES 19-11 W o rts Watkins HALL 6 GATES NEIL DIAMOND OAK RIDGE BOYS Hank Dole Denny Lyons ELTON JOHN 15X11./Perkersburg. WV TASTE OF HONEY CHRIS CROSS ROSANNE CASH QUINCY JONES VVKLICI9osnoke VA TON PETTY PURE PRAIRIE LEAG HALL 6 GATES JESSE WINCHESTER ELTON JOHN Hottest: GARY U.S. BONDS TRDSLee CoMos ELTON JOHN Russ Bto wn CLIFF RICHARD CLIFF RICHARD ISLET BROS PHIL COLLINS 5/MENA EASTON I-1 CLARKE/DUKE TOMMY JAMES Hottest: ELTON JOHN JOE WALSH ISO DON MCLEAN Hottest: CHAMPAIGN 7-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD SHEENA EASTON WHO 2-1 Lire ALAN PARSONS 100 Hottest: HALL 6 SATES 2-1 STYX 6-6 SHEENA EASTON Hott••t: Hottest: CEO SPEEDWAGON 1-2 Hottest: Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND 3-1 SMOKES ROBINSON 10-5 REO SPEEENAGON 1)-8 LEE RITENOUR GROVER WASHINGTON 2-1 SMOKES ROBINSON 3-1 GINO VANNELLI 12-8 APRIL WINE I-: SMOKED ROBINSON 1-1 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 5-2 KIN CARNES 12-10 KIN CARNES 15-12 MARSHALL TUCCER STARS ON 45 9-8 JOHN LENNON 14-9 JOHN LENNON 14-9 DONNA SUINIER 4-1 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 7-4 KIM CARNES 9-6 CLIPIAX BLUES BAND 24-18 NEIL DIAMOND JOHN LENNON 14-12 KIM CANNES 13-11 KIm CARNES 19-10 STYX 7-4 KIM CARNES 17-7 REO SPEEDWACON 17-11 JERMAINE JACKSON D-27 VINNICAGAIWAIOWNE SC TOM PETTY KIN CARNES 15-13 RAYDIO 15-12 BARRY MANILON 10-0 JOHN LENNON 19-10 JOHN LENNON 0-19 Hottest: mL:1 DIAMOND 5, -21 Chris eallay JOHN 0 16ANION 18-14 STARS ON 45 0-24 K0.114/LittleRock.AR RICK SPRINGFIELD 24-20 sAABROUGH/PEOPLES 2-1 !PARALLEL THREE INN O X/Knorville. TN Michael York SHEENA EASTON W R OV/Roanoire.V A SMORE1, ROBINSON 10-3 W FSFUlleltlmor• M O W ACZ/Bangor ME W O Wilertelk, VA Scott Magus JESSE WINCHESTER PHIL COLLINS 12-5 Andy Srullnekl 12 FEAdRIencheeter, NH Iformorly WLSZI Bob Co mmie PURE PRAIRIE LEAG LIFE BanytAlcheen GARY U.S. BONDS 20-13 CHRIS CROSS SAWFANA BRENDA RUSSELL ALAN PANSoNS KofthLoAdVis AdIcheelO'Her. QUINCY JONES JAMES TAYLOR 24-18 PURE PRAIRIE LEAG LEE RITENOUR ALAN PARSONS Hottest: ELTON JOHN SHEENA EASTON DON MCLEAN STARS ON 45 JESSE WINCHESTER ROSANNE CASH CLIFF RICHARD SMOKED ROBINSON 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD STEVE wINWOOD TOM PETTY ROSANNE CASH GET WET TOM PETTY SHALANAR REO SPEEDNAGON 3-2 Hottest PHIL SE MOUR TASTE OF HONEY Hottest: SHEENA EASTON Hottest, MICHAEL JACKSON JOHN LENNON 8-5 TASTE OF HONEY 4-1 ELTON JOHN Hottest, SMOKED ROBINSON 2-1 ROSANNE CASH GROVER WASHINGTON 2-1 ELT ON JOHN KIN CARNES 14-8 JUICE NEWTON 5-) BILLY SOUIER ROVERS 2-1 KIM CARNES 18-6 Hottest: JOHN LENNON 17-9 Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 18-12 ieo SPEE DOAGON 8-4 AC/DC SMOKES ROBINSON 5-2 PHIL COLLINS D-8 HALL 6 SATES 2-1 STYX 14-12 SHEENA EASTON 2-1 JOHN LENNON 14-9 JIM STE D MAN EMMYLOU HARRIS 6-3 JOHN 0 .11ANION 11-10 TASTE Or HONEY 5-2 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 19-14 JOHN LENNON 9-6 STARS Cm 45 27-1) Hottest: KIM CARNES 16-10 AEO SPetEAMGON 16-13 SMOKES ROBINSON 10-4 'RANEE/KNOCKOUTS 23-16 GINO VANNELLI 22-15 STEVE WINWOOD 3-1 GINO VANNELLI 20-14 T.G. SHEPPARD 18-13 AC/DC D-21 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 7-4 DON MCLEAN D-17 CHAMPAIGN 27-22 JUICE NEWTON 9-6 REO SPEEDWAGON ID- JOHN LENNON 14-9 Pa g e 27 PR/Friday, May 1, 1981 MIDWEST WEST Most Added. Hottest most Added Hottest Elton John REO Speedwagon Elton John REO Speechvagon Hall Er Oates Kim Cameo Moil Diamond Kim Carnes Music Key: O M indicates the DS/I/HIsong is getting play during certain parts of the day and/or night (RA) indicates Neil Diamond John Lennon kiln Petty Grover Washington Jr. the song was dropped from the pktylist then re-added.

K MJIUPortland. OR KNBOITaco me, W A KO OKIBillings. MT W OH OrToleclo OH W GBF/Eyansyille IN KKLS Rapid City SD WEST John Money Gary Bryan Dennis Nichols MIDWEST Jell McCarthy Kevin Carpenter Mick Kier PARALLEL TWO CHRIS CROSS ELTON JOHN PARALLEL TWO PURE PRAIRIE LEAG GARY U.S. BONDS ELTON JOHN ELTON JOHN SANTANA DAVE EDMUNDS JESSE WINCHESTER Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND STEVE WINWOOD DON MCLEAN SHEENA EASTON 112X/Columbus. OH LEE RITENOUR SMOKEY ROBINSON 4-1 LIFE KCPX/Salt Lake City LIT SHEEN', EASTON AC/DC ((JO Hottest: JOE DOLCE REO SPEEDWAGON 8-7 TOMMY JAMES HALL 4 OATES Ted Nutter Gary Waldron Hottest: JUICE NEWTON 3-1 Hottest: GINO VANNELLI 10-8 HALL B OATES AC/DC (dpi GROVER WASHINGTON 2-1 JAMES TAYLOR 7-5 RICK SPRINGFIELD GROVER WASHINGTON 2-1 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 20-13 Hottest: COLD CHISEL CHAMPAIGN CLIMAX BLUES BAND 5-2 KIM CARNES 16-11 SMOKEY ROBINSON 5-2 CHRIS CROSS 28-16 JAMES TAYLOR 3-1 Hottest: 38 SPECIAL LEE RITENOUR T.G. SHEPPARD D-9 LOVERBOY 8-4 SMOKE? ROBINSON 4-1 JOHN LENNON 18-14 RAYDIO KIM CARNES 12-8 JOEY SCARBURY W RBR/South Bend, IN REO SPEEDWAGON 13-9 STYX 17-4 JEFF. STARSHIP 23-17 NEIL DIAMOND ABBA 18-11 JOHN LENNON 18-11 RUPERT HOLMES KIM CARNES 24-16 STARS ON 45 26-14 Joe Lightner DOTTIE WEST 19-17 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 18-6 ELTON JOHN BILLY SQUIER KIM CARNES 21-7 KODUGreat Falls. MT Hottest: SHOT IN THE DARK 26-2 TOMMY JAMES KIOVIFreisno, CA VVO W/Ornaha,NE NEIL DIAMOND GINO VANNELLI 23-9 Pat Richards SHEENA EASTON 2-1 SHEENA EASTON JZ.Co mo mn DON MCLEAN KKRCABoux Falls. SD To m Saville JUICE NEWTON 7-5 PURE PRAIRIE LEAG Hottest: K M/Provo. UT ALAN PARSONS GINO VANNELLI 9-7 Don Nordin. SHEENA EASTON 1-1 Hottest: ANNE MURRAY QUINCY JONES SMOKEY ROBINSON 12-9 ELTON JOHN Jim Su mpter GROVER WASHINGTON GREG KIHN STEVE WINWOOD JOHN LENNON 14-10 RAYDIO GROVER WASHINGTON 11-3 T.G. SHEPPARD JOHN LENNON 20-12 PAUL ANKA 38 SPECIAL QUINCY JONES Idp) JUICE NEWTON 16-11 SANTANA HALL & OATES CHRIS CROSS 23-19 SMOKEY ROBINSON 19-13 TOMMY JAMES GARY U.S. BONDS Hottest: KIO AIDes Moines, IA Hottest: JESSE WINCHESTER NEIL DIAMOND 26-20 STEELY DAN IRA) STEVE WINWOOD 1-1 GROVER WASHINGTON 3-1 KIM CARNES 30-22 Hottest: LEE RITENOUR A.W. Pant * PHIL COLLINS D-23 Hottest: SHEENA EASTON 4-3 JAMES TAYLOR 5-2 REO SPEECWAGON 1-1 Hottest: JAMES TAYLOR 2-1 GROVER WASHINGTON 1-1 LOVERBOY 10-7 DILLMAN BAND SMOKEY ROBINSON 8-5 W Z OKIRockford, IL JOHN LENNON 14-3 KEN O/Las Vegas. NV WHO 5-2 REO SPEEDWAGON 7-6 KIM CARNES 17-12 JIM PHOTOGLO JOHN LENNON 14-10 Ed Lambert FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 11-a KIM CARNES 13-9 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 9-7 REO SPEEDWAGON 18-15 TOM PETTY KIM CARNES 16-13 KIM CARNES 18-12 Bill Alexander CLIMAX BLUES BAND 20-1 KIM CARNES 5 KIM CARNES 18-10 Hottest: STARS ON 45 20-1' TASTE OF HONEY NEIL DIAMOND 30-21 ID V N1C/East Lansing. MI GARY U.S. BONDS STARS ON 45 15-12 KRICILawkiton, GROVER WASHINGTON 1-1 NEIL DIAMOND RICK SPRINGFIELD Steven Alan liAackehrle SMOKE? ROBINSON 5-4 KKKLJElmndFoOks ND KYN O-F M/Fresno. CA Jim St John HALL 6 OATES FM103ISalt Lake City. UT REO SPEEDWAGON 7-5 Hottest: Jeff Parker ELTON JOHN Walker/Monson COLD CHISEL STYX 14-10 TOM PETTY GROVER WASHINGTON 1-1 Lorrain* Winnegar Hottest: LEE RITENOUR NEIL DIAMOND REO SPEED4AGON 4-3 GARY U.S. BONDS REO SPEEDWAGON 1-1 RICK JAMES ELTON JOHN BILLY 4 THE BEATE STYX 5-4 LEE RITENOUR JOE WALSH GINO VANNELLI 6-4 MICHAEL JACKSON STEVE WINWOOD KOF M/Oklaho me City. OK ALAN PARSONS JOHN LENNON 10-6 T.G. SHEPPARD HALL & OATES CLIMAX BLUES BAND 15-9 KIM CARNES 10-6 Hottest: Hottest: TOMMY JAMES Chuck Morgan JACKSONS DILLMAN BAND PHIL COLLINS 23-17 SHEENA EASTON 3-1 REO SPEEDWAGON 2-1 DAVE EDMUNDS PURE PRAIRIE LEAG Hottest: Z104/Madison. WI DOTTIE WEST 24-20 REO SPEEDWAGON 4-3 WHO 6-3 Hottest: DON MCLEAN CLIFF RICHARD JAMES TAYLOR 2-1 TASTE OF HONEY 9-6 'REO SPEEDWAGON 1-1 Utde/Hudson GROVER WASHINGTON 4-3 JEFF. STARSHIP 13-8 KIM CARNES HALL & OATES KER N/Bakersfield. CA KANO 10-7 JOHN LENNON 14-9 KIM CARNES 16-10 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS LEE RITENOUR CLIMAX BLUES BAND 7-6 GREG KIHN Beau Reyes T.S. MONK 16-12 AC/DC 27-21 AC/DC 18-11 Hottest: Hottest: SMOKEY ROBINSON 12-9 DON MCLEAN JEFF. STARSHIP 17-13 HALL B OATES 2-1 JAMES TAYLOR 2-1 CHRIS CROSS 21-17 CLIFF RICHARD KZZXIAlbuquerque. NM RICK SPRINGFIELD 23-19 GROVER WASHINGTON 9-3 SANTANA REO SPEEDWAGON 5-2 HALL B OATES PARALLEL THREE REO SPEECMAGON 14-4 Hottest: W E A O/Eau Claire. WI Chuck Morgan APRIL WINE 12-10 DON MCLEAN SHEENA EASTON 2-1 KSLYISan Luis Obispo. CA ANNE MURRAY 20-12 JOHN COUGAR 11-8 Rick Roberti Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND KB/32,130ternen PAT GILBERT O'SULLIVA 19-14 GINO VANNELLI 21-12 STARS ON 45 8-3 Don Potter SHEENA EASTON 1-1 JEFF. STARSHIP AC/DC 17-11 CLIFF RIC HARD Greg9Vdhanns JOHN LENNON 13-7 DON MCLEAN TOM PETTY KRAVrTulaa. OK WIS MIMedieon. WI KIM CARNES 25-15 NEIL DIAMOND HALL B OATES 12-8 Hottest: ALAN PARSONS RICK SPRINGFIELD 28-18 Hottest: ELTON JOHN Gory Reynolds Barbera Starr KIM CARNES 21-13 GROVER WASHINGTON 1-1 JUICE NEWTON 1-1 HALL B OATES Hottest: wiKS/indianapolle IN 'HAMPA1Gq ?S-:9 SMOKES ROBINSON 5-3 LEE RITENOUR SHEENA EASTON 2-1 ELTON JOHN LEE RITENOUR JAMES TAYLOR 7-4 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 11-6 SHEENA EASTON JOHN LENNON 12-5 HALL 4 OATES NEIL DIAMOND Milt• Tlnnea T.G. SHEPPARD 14-11 KO W'Portiand. OR SHEENA EASTON 12-7 BARBRA STREISAND CLIMAX BLUES BAND 11-6 Hottest: HALL 6 OATES CHAMPAIGN 17-13 Janis Woinlak STARS ON 45 D-25 Hottest: KIM CARNES 13-8 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 1-1 Hottest: ELTON JOHN STARS ON 45 30-21 LEE RITENOUR JAMES TAYLOR 3-1 STARS ON 45 23-15 KIM CARNES 10-2 JAMES TAYLOR 2-1 FM102/Sacrarnento. CA A AMPAIGN FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 12-7 DOTTIE WEST 4-3 GINO VANNELLI 10-3 NEIL DIAMOND VVRK R/Racine, WI FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS Hottest: Mandars/Preetan JOHN O'BANION 18-14 T.G. SHEPPARD 17-13 STYX 15-7 Steve Warren KENUAnchorage. AK Hottest: KIM CARNES 17-15 CHAMPAIGN 20-15 PHIL COLLINS 16-8 HALL B OATES 2-1 HALL B OATES 1-1 NEIL DIAMOND NEIL DIAMOND 30-24 M erratekl/Robbire RAYDIO 22-15 SHEENA EASTON 3-2 GREG KINN CLIMAX BLUES BAND 4-3 QUINCY JONES K M/Peoria. IL SMOKEY ROBINSON 8-4 TOMMY JAMES SHEENA EASTON 7-5 Hottest: HALL 6 OATES KEYN T MONIchlts.KN RE° SPEEDAAGON 12-8 DON MCLEAN KCONIRano, NV Keith Edwards SMOKES ROBINSON 9-6 GROVER WASHINGTON 1-1 TOMMY JAMES STYX 15-10 GARY U.S. BONDS Larry Irons TerrIe Sprinps REO SPEEDWAGON 13-9 HALL 4 OATES 3-2 DAVE EDMUNDS SANTANA SHEENA EASTON TASTE or HONEY 10-6 NITEFLYTE RICK SPRINGFIELD SHERBS SANTANA WHO UUYSouth eentiN KJFIBISpokene W A BADFINGER SHEENA EASTON 8-7 SHEENA EASTON NEIL DIAMOND NEIL DIAMOND RICK SPRINGFIELD J.K.Deering &len Gregory RAYDIO 20-12 ALAN PARSONS ROXY MUSIC TOM PETTY STYX Hottest: FRIZZELL 6 WEST Hottest: Hottest: RAYDIO 38 SPECIAL JOHN LENNON 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD (dpi KSPZ/CoPoredo Springs. CO Hottest: GROVER WASHINGTON 1-1 REO SPEEDWAGON 1-1 JEFF. STARSHIP Hottest: JUICE NEWTON 6-3 Hottest: SMOKES ROBINSON 1-1 GINO VANNELLI 14-9 STYX 5-3 DOLLY PARTON SHEENA EASTON 2-1 SHEENA EASTON D-11 Mike Daniels SHEENA EASTON 1-1 REO SPEEDWAGON 6-2 STYX 16-10 PHIL COLLINS 14-6 Hottest: JOHN LENNON 10-4 ERIC CLAPTON 17-12 KIM CARNES 12-6 CHAMPAIGN KIM CARNES 25-23 38 SPECIAL 19-9 GROVER WASHINGTON 6-1 GINO VANNELLI 19-7 JAMES TAYLOR 20-14 STYX 4-3 RAYDIO 10-7 TASTE OF HONEY WHO 13-7 LOVERBOY 29-28 KIM CARNES 18-11 SHO UT ROBINSON 10-4 38 SPECIAL A-B YARBROUGH/PEOPLES 22 Hottest, JOHN LENNON 31-24 REO SPEEDWAGON 18-13 ERIC CLAPTON 30-17 W SPT/Steyens Point WI PHIL COLLINS 25-20 REO SPEEDWAGON 1-1 K r/A/Billings. MT W OR D/Grand Rapids. Ml JOHN LENNON 25-14 Brad Fuhr GINO VANNELLT 13-6 Jack Bell GINO VANNELLI 22-15 W OJYJDayton, OH KDZA/Pueblo. CO Ray Baker KRO/Tucson. AZ JOHN LENNON 14-7 Mark Elliott NEIL DIAMOND Rip Avine Kent Lacey CHRIS CROSS 18-11 GET WET APRIL WINE K WENITulea.OK DON MCLEAN STARS ON 45 0-12 HALL & OATES RAYDIO BILLY 4 THE BEATE JESSE WINCHESTER ELTON JOHN Ronda Curtis DON MCLEAN ANNE MURRAY TOM PETTY SANTANA HALL & OATES GET WET TASTE or HONEY KVSN/Colorado Springs. CO ELTON JOHN Hottest: ELTON JOHN SHEENA EASTON Hottest: AC/DC TOM PETTY ALAN PARSONS STYX 2-1 TOMMY JAMES REO SPEEDWAGON 1-1 Mark Murray DOLLY PARTON PHOEBE SNOW Hottest: Hottest: SHEENA EASTON 8-4 JAMES TAYLOR ISLET BROS STYX 3-2 BILLY & THE BEATE STEVE WINWOOD 1-1 NEIL DIAMOND SHEENA EASTON 1-1 APRIL WINE 9-5 REO SPEECMAGON MICHAEL JACKSON STARS ON 45 15-5 Hottest: STYX 10-5 PURE PRAIRIE LEAG REO SPEEDWAGON 5-2 JOHN COUGAR 17-7 APRIL WINE Hottest: KIM CARNES 14-6 SMOKES ROBINSON 2-1 GINO VANNELLI 18-13 ELTON JOHN KIM CARNES 10-6 RICK SPRINGFIELD 13-8 BILLY SQUIER SHEENA EASTON 1-1 CLIFF RICHARD 23-18 JAMES TAYLOR 5-2 KIM CARNES 24-18 Hottest: SMOKEY ROBINSON 14-10 Hottest: JOHN LENNON 6-3 REO SPEEDWAGON 7-4 JOHN LENNON 25-19 GROVER WASHINGTON 1-1 WHO 17-12 W HOT/Youngato wn. OH REO SPEEDWAGON 1-1 STYX 14-9 ViTRU NIuskegon MI JOHN LENNON 14-7 JAMES TAYLOR 3-2 GROVER WASHINGTON 4-3 KIM CARNES 19-15 TASTE OF HONEY 23-17 Dick Tho mpson Mike Stevens KTAC/Taco ma, WA REO SPEEDWAGON 6-3 KATI/Casper. WY WHO 9-6 STARS ON 45 26-18 Tom Jeffries STYX 9-6 Donna Foxy GARY U.S. BONDS GINO VANNELLI 12-7 LEE RITENOUR KFXD/Boise, ID JOHN LENNON 13-8 DON MCLEAN W L OL-F M/St Paul. MN JEFF. STARSHIP 13-11 JEFF. STARSHIP ROSANNE CASH Rod Couch ELTON JOHN Hottest: DAVE EDMUNDS Phil Houston GET WET ROSANNE CASH SMOKEY ROBINSON 3-1 W YFIWVoungsb w m.OH PURE PRAIRIE LEAG K UP/Phoenix. AZ ELTON JOHN ELTON JOHN JIM PHOTOGLO JAMES TAYLOR 5-2 QUINCY JONES RICK SPRINGFIELD Jeff Tobin Hottest: ISLET BROS Dave Anthony LEE RITENOUR REO SPEEDOAGON 10-7 DON MCLEAN PURE PRAIRIE LEAG SMOKEY ROBINSON 3-1 CLARKE/DUKE DAVE EDMUNDS KIM CARNES 16-9 CHRIS CROSS CLIMAX BLUES BAND 10 QUINCY JONES Hottest: REO SPEEDWAGON JOEY SCARBURY QUINCY JONES GINO VANNELLI 18-13 Hottest: WHO 13-7 TOM PETTY SMOKEY ROBINSON 6-1 WHO TASTE OF HONEY 38 SPECIAL (RA( SMOKEY ROBINSON SMOKEY ROBINSON 3-1 REO SPEEDWAGON 15-1 0 Hottest: REO SPEEDWAGON 7-2 DON MCLEAN Hottest: W MEE1Fort Wayne. IN KIM CARNES STEELY DAN 6-2 KIM CARNES 17-11 KIM CARNES 6-1 GINO VANNELLI 12-6 ALAN PARSONS REO SPEEDWAGON 1-1 PHIL COLLINS DOTTIE WEST 9-4 WHO 8-4 JOHN LENNON 15-7 John Curry CHRIS CROSS STYX 3-2 Hottest: JOHN LENNON 13-7 KOVVrropieks. KS GINO VANNELLI 10-7 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 16-10 Hottest: JAMES TAYLOR 5-5 ELTON JOHN APRIL WINE 3-1 GINO VANNELLI 12-8 JOHN LENNON 13-9 Rocky Roberts SMOKEY ROBINSON 2-1 JESSE WINCHESTER 19-13 CHAMPAIGN 15-11 GARY U.S. BONDS JUICE NEWTON 8-2 STARS ON 45 20-14 YES-SS/Cincinnati. OH REO SPEEDWAGON 6-4 RAYDIO GROVER WASHINGTON 9-6 TOM PETTY CLIMAX BLUES BAND 9-6 KH YT/Tuceon, AZ HOttO8t: STYX 18-8 HALL 4 OATH.' Barry James KIM CARNES 17-10 JAMES TAYLOR 1-1 REO SPEEDWAGON A-12 Rich Brother Robbln Hottest: STARS ON 45 25-13 REO SPEEDWAGON 4-2 AC/DC REO SPEEDWAGON 3-1 JOHN LENNON 5-3 W AKX/DtArth. MN RAYDIO LOVERBOY 5-2 RICK JAMES KIM CARNES 15-8 KTKCiTucson. AZ TOM PETTY Beuca M OGrIlleOr DOTTIE WEST WHO 7-5 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 12-9 ELTON JOHN KIM CARNES 13-7 Ed Alexander CON FUNK SHUN QUINCY JONES TOM PETTY JOURNEY 12-8 NEIL DIAMOND W NAP/Indlanspolls. IN CLIFF RICHARD Hottest: ELTON JOHN JESSE WINCHESTER Dennis Bailey JESSE WINCHESTER SHEENA EASTON 1-1 HALL 6 OATES Hottest: BILLY I. THE BEATE STYX 6-4 KE LO/Sloux Fells, SO STEVE WINWOOD GAP BAND 1-1 ELTON JOHN LEE RITENOUR GROVER WASHINGTON 12-0 Paul Wescott CLIFF RICHARD GAP BAND 15-2 TOM PETTY ALAN PARSONS FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 15-11 JIM PHOTOGLO REO SPEEDWAGON 10-8 GARY U.S. BONDS HALL 1. OATES GINO VANNELLI 17-12 DON MCLEAN BILLY SO WER LOVEHBOY 20-16 2. MICHAEL HENDER ELTON JOHN LEE RITENOUR Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 35-21 Hottest: POKY MUSIC BILLY 4 THE BEATE REO SPEEDWAGON 1-1 THE FOLLO WING STATIONS STEVE WINWOOD 2-1 DOTTIE WEST 18-12 KIDID Wonterey. CA SHERBS PARALLEL THREE Hottest: DID NOT REPORT THIS WEEK: JOHN COUGAR 6-2 Hottest: JAMES TAYLOR 4-1 QUINCY JONES 23-15 Don RodHpues REO SPEEDWAGON 7-3 STEVE WINWOOD 1-1 IWYWINarrieralL ND CLIMAX BLUES BAND 5-3 STARS ON 45 25-18 GINO VANNELLI 12-4 GROVER WASHINGTON 3-2 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 6-4 SANTANA 30-25 HALL & OATES WHO 8-5 GINO VANNELLI 12-10 Dan Brannon REO SPEEDWAGON 15-7 CLIFF RICHARD r$4/Fresno, CA KIM CARNES 23-16 JOHN LENNON 24-19 ELTON JOHN TOM PETTY W NCUColumbus, OH STARS ON 45 25-17 Rey Appleton MICHAEL DAIMEN HALL B OATES W HRIKensims City Steve Edwards K WLO NVaterloo. IA Hottest: ELTON JOHN NEIL DIAmUND TASTE or HONEY 1-1 W N A M/Appleton-Oshkosh, WI SHEENA EASTON Dre w Bentley WICC/Bridgeport TOM PETTY GARY U.S. BONDS REO SPEEDWAGON 6-4 Hottest: PURE PRAIRIE LEAG Jay Tyler ELTON JOHN DOTTIE WEST STYX 12-9 WBCY/Charlotte JUICE NEWTON 1-1 Hottest: HALL I. OATES Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 14-11 ELTON JOHN KIM CARNES 4-3 WTINR/Detroh SMOKES ROBINSON 6-1 Hottest: CLIMAX BLUES BAND 8-1 KIm CARNES 18-14 SHEENA EASTON REG SPEEDWAGON 7-4 CHAMPAIGN 10-4 REO SPEEDWAGON 1-1 SMOKEY ROBINSON 5-2 STEVE WINWOOD STARS ON 45 20-14 KSTTIDavenport STYX 11-6 KIM CARNES 12-3 JOHN COUGAR 15-7 KOGliRlyerxIde, CA SANTANA JOHN LENNON D-16 GINO VANNELLI 12-7 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 17-7 REO SPEED4AGON 20-16 KKXX/Bakersflold LEE RITENOUR Bob West WHO 11-9 RAYDIO 19-9 STARS ON 45 D-22 Hottest: DOTTIE WEST 21-11 r.AP tiAND GROVER WASHINGTON 2-1 KLUC/Las Vegas. NV ATLANTIC STAH1. JAMES TAYLOR 5-2 Randy LunquIst ELTON JOHN CLIMAX BLUES BAND 14-9 CLARKE/DUKE KIM CARNES 15-10 CLIFF RICHARD RICK JAMES JOHN LENNON 16-11 STEVE WINWOOD Hottest: Hottest: GROVER WASHINGTON I-1 JOHN LENNON 6- TA M OF HONEY 5-2 WHO 5-2 SHEENA EASTON 10-4 JOHN O'BANION 13-7 CHAMPAIGN 7-5 38 SPECIAL 20-14 ROSE ROYCE 17-10 SANTANA 26-16 REtft/Frklay, May 1. 1961

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It contain some secondary market station, that do not qualify for 11449 ..... • W WI. 4 , 11 .' 1 " 1. 21 IS 11 .. o.no ..00 1111 0 11 ••••. - died • parallel two status n o , 111115 11,1 0,1 •• ,11 ',. 1.104 I. II 1.114 /1-.1 .10.- 11•11, P2 •11•01 16 • /9 •••oo • . 11 /11• 14 . .. 1•11a. a .104 JO 1/ . . NAM N oss I iF o,mat dominance is based on the Monday Sunday 6A M o•••• oe os NJ . 11-1: a n,' • Ole* OM.. , 11 .11 . 11 11 0,0112 1-4 111 . A . Ie . 12Midnight tote persons 12 plus shares a s published by Arbition 41•41.1 AG A • 11 11 M AO 11-14 . 00 4-4 7." . 1 • 11161 0. on.. 1,1-1 , 0100 4-1 111. ode 911-111 •21 , • . 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Columbia 11 Reetwds Page 32 R&R/Friday. May 1. 1981 WILM JUMPS 3.2 TO 7.3 Winning In Wilmington

Everything, it seems, is coming up to news and public affairs. Today that commitment is Country. Many stations have decided to ride as important as ever. Accprding to Sally, the station's the bucking bronco to success, switching programming mix is 75% local and 25% national. WILM, over to some type of Country for- though, is more than just a straight all-News operation. It relies heavily on local features, a plus in any small mat - even non-music stations, most com munity. notably KSD/St. Louis. And looking at the Sally says she is extremely visible and active in the Gail successful ratings of these stations, it is local com munity and encourages her staff to do the easy to overlook those gains enjoyed by same. Community events are covered with regularity. Mitchell other formats. However, rest Public affairs programming centers upon four weekly programs: energy, the arts, real estate, and a assured - all-News is alive and well, business/stock market wrap-up. Other features in- especially in Wilmington, Delaware. clude weekly interview programs with prominent %VILA! scored an impressive 7.3 in the Oc- newsmakers, a show done in conjunction with tober/November '80 Arbitron, more than double its Alcoholics Anonymous, and sports play-by-play. Addi- everybody begins to develop a pattern of listen- previous 3.2. This jump is all the more significant when two-hour live broadcasts/two-way talk hookups from ing — they also have the comfort of knowing that we you consider that Philadelphia market leader KYW as the state legislature. are there." well as WCAL are right next door. Curious as to what Constantly working to improve its product and ser- She also feels the format can attract a number of might have contributed to the increase, I talked with vices to various audience groups, the station instituted young adults, another target group that WILM actively a two-hour talk show on Friday evenings. The month- caters to via sports broadcasting and the addressing of old program, complete with senior citizen host, focuses school problems. Sally adds, "When we are here and upon senior citizens and their special needs. they want to know what is going on — space shot, at- Early in the discussion, I asked Sally about tempted assassination - I think you get young people, WILM's advertising methods. Again, steady is the key too. And I think that when they want to know what is word. For many years the station has followed the going on, they tune to us." usual pattern of busbacks, billboards, trade publica- tions, and com munity papers. Sally estimates the station does 26 to 30 weeks of newspaper advertising. Sally V. Hawkins On her philosophy regarding contests and giveaways. Sally declares, "We do some small giveaways of sporting event tickets, nothing really very significant. We're quite pure. I don't say that with great pride. And I don't know that it's right. But we really concentrate on the quality of our product, which WIL M newsradio 1450 we feel is the most important thing of all." Dela ware at your fingertips President/General Manager Sally V. Hawkins. "We've The only other concession to contests, as such, is a had a slow but steady increase since we began our all- weekly News Tip award for the best news story called News format," Sally explains. "I think it's just a in by a listener. realization by the marketplace, more and more, that Female Advantage Security Blanket our services here are credible and interesting." In this day and age of female liberation, there are She laughingly added, "One of my salesmen said, It's always easy to pat yourself on the back and still those skeptics who ask, "What is a woman like you 'It's fairly apparent that the April/May 1980 book was take all the credit whenever your station does a good doing in a responsible position like this?" Sally's rep- not a true indication.' I knew it all the time. You work job. But as a news-formatted station, you can't ignore ly? An unhesitating "the best I can. I've been Presi- at this for a long time. And we're always remembering the role played by various news events. During this dent/GM for almost 10 years," she continues. "I've in this market that KYW took eight years to be number rating period alone the Iranian hostage crisis and the pretty well paid my dues. I suppose if anything I'm a one, so we've been hanging on and the closer we get I Presidential election were just two chief concerns of chauvinist. Broadcasting is a wonderful field for keep thinking, well, it's about time. We get very good the listening public. Sally doesn't deny this factor. But women. They are extremely capable — good inter- feedback from our community. We know it's going she also believes it works to the station's advantage in viewers, conscientious, detail-conscious, and they well." another way. "I think all of those things enhanced the have an empathy sometimes that men don't. They can Community Is The Key listenability of all-News radio. The more of that you be excellent salespeople. It gives them an opportunity Battling against the popularity of FM stations and get, the more dependent people become on it. I think it to be aggressive without being unattractive about it." wanting to achieve a stronger market identity, WILM also brings new listeners in because we are able to go Besides continued success for the station, Sally made its switch in January 1976. Prior to its more in depth. Once people become familiar with all- wishes for one more thing. "I live alone now and I changeover, the station was described as playing News radio, they are fairly consistent listeners. One would rather have a 'house-husband' than anything. It "uptempo music" together with a strong commitment person listens while shaving, another listens only in the would have to be the most marvelous thing in the world tionally, the station is in its third year of conducting car, someone else on the way home at night. But to come home and have your dinner cooked."

News/Talk Personalities viewer Jim Rogers from WMT radio & TV in Cedar with Jackie Olden. . KFWB/Los Angeles Engineer-. Rapids, IA; John Stupak from WBJC/Baltimore; ing Manager Dick Rudman was elected Program ON THE MOVE: Paul Benzaquin recently joined award-winning talk host Harry D. Cup from Chairman for the local chapter of Society of Broadcast WHDH/Boston as overnight talk host moving over WDBO/Orlando: and Frank Andrews, PD/talk host Engineers . . . WOMEN ON CORPORATE LEVEL: from neighboring WITS. In addition, former WITS pro- from WEJL/Scranton, PA . . . Family counselor Dr. WINS/New York recently presented a 10-part series ducer Frederick T. Pagano has been chosen to produce Irene Kassorla is now a member of the KNX/Los the "Paul Benzaquin Show" . . . "Easy" Ed Hartley "Women Executives: The Cutting Edge," an in-depth Angeles air staff with a daily "Life Today" broadcast. look at business women and their place within the cor- now hosts the 8-midnight talk show at WTVN/Colum- Meanwhile, former KNX air personality Mel Baldwin porate environment . . . LUCKY 13: On April 15, bus, OH, coming from a midday talk slot at returns to the station as "Food News Hour" cohost KNX/Los Angeles celebrated its 13th anniversary as WIS/Columbia, SC . . . CKFH/Toronto has changed call letters to CJCL (Metro 1430) and placed an em- an all-News station . . . WPXN/Rochester drops phasis on news broadcasting. In light of this program- News/Talk format in favor of MOR music from ming stance, Larry Silver joins CJCL as News & Infor- TM. . On May 4, WOR/New York debuts "PM New York" hosted by John R. Gambling and Kathy Novak. mation Director from CKSL, Mark Hebscher becomes Sportsline talk host from CJFM/Montreal, and Andy Set to replace the Gene Klavan show, the program is Barrie moves from CFRB with his own "Andy Barrie described as combining "the best elements of all news, music and entertainment formats." . . . KOA/Denver Show" . . . Linda Glenn has been promoted to Con- set to air new program called "KOA Recreation tinuity Director at W1ND/Chicago . . . More changes News," a daily five-minute show focusing upon outdoor at KMPC/Los Angeles: Scott St. James can now also recreational activities of Coloradans. The station also be heard on Saturdays between 5-10am, while former expands its "Morning Report" to include Saturday host Harvey Levin will maintain his Sunday Sundays . . . STUDENT SUMMER EMPLOYMENT: evening show, KMPC's "Legal-Line," and also make Bob & Betty Sanders of WBBM/Chicago hosted a sum- an appearance on the Gary Owens show. Chef Tom mer employment series for high school and college Wayman now has his own cooking hour M-F while students. Topics ranged from resume style to the former KZLA/Los Angeles News Director Rick Wallace joins the station's news department, replacing CAR-TUNES ON WGSO: Automotive expert John Bir. psychological effects of looking for a job. Along those Tom Wayman on the "First Edition" chard Is pictured during one of his reports for the "Auto same lines, KYW/Philadelphia sponsored its 16th an- broadcast. . WCAU/Pkiladelphia announces seven Celebration Time" feature aired recently on WGSO/New nual Student Reporter program, "Newstudies '81." On new talk hosts: veteran talk host/news correspondent Orleans. The series was designed to give "a better six consecutive Saturdays high school seniors within understanding of what the automotive industry is offering the tri-state area were exposed to various aspects of Gene Burns from WK1S/Orlando; Susan Bray from the consumer." Other Insilco Broadcast Group stations broadcast journalism. Upon the program's conclusion, WHO/Des Moines; former WRNG/Atlanta Assistant broadcasting the series were WELI/New Haven, Program Director/talk host Wally Kennedy; inter- participants researched, wrote and recorded stories KTOK/Oklahoma City, and WVCG/Mlami-FL Lauderdale. which were broadcast on KYW. Page 33 REMFdday. May 1. 1981

Pollack Introduces "Adult" AOR Format

By far the most pressing concern have been refined over the past 15 years. In for AOR programmers in the 1980's to order to satisfy that audience I will be taking date has been the question of how to elements of music they are familiar with and program ming with the 25-34 lifestyle in mind. keep its audience listening as it gets With this format the importance of the 12+ share older. Several articles in these pages is secondary to the strength of the target 25-34 "With this format the impor- have tackled various programmers' demo, and the potential revenue it can generate. tance of the 12+ share is secon- R&R: What's the music mix of old to new? answers to this broad question, and dary to the strength of the target this week we present the observations JP: The format will probably be 80-90% classic music. The reason is that while the 15-24 25-34 demo, and the potential and conclusions of one of AOR's most demo looks for their radio stations to preview revenue it can generate." respected consultants, Jeff Pollack. new music, and are actively involved in going to Pollack has been quite active in the year- concerts and buying albums, the 25-34's are a — Jeff Pollack and-a-half since he left his program ming post at more passive audience and radio is more of a WMMR/Philadelphia to begin Pollack Com- background medium for them. There's so many aren't played on most Soft AOR's. munications. His client list includes KLOS/Los other things going on in their lives that they don't R&R: What's the role of personalities, news Angeles, KZE W/Dallas, WCMF/Rochester, have the time to become as involved with new and other non-musical areas in the format? WNOR/Norfolk and KISS/San Antonio, along music as do younger people. JP: Personalities will be very important. as with other discreet consultation client stations. The basic library of music is being will strong news, solid community involvement, Just last week he was named consultant for the thoroughly researched. One of the major pro- interesting features and well-targeted and mean- ABC FM network. Now he is prepared to unveil blems with some of the AOR's who are trying to ingful promotions. These non-music elements details of a yet-to-be-named format that will at- move their stations to older demos is that they are a vital part of a successful 25-34 AOR format tempt to keep older listeners tuned to AOR sta- still cling to some of the old formatics, music, (or any 25-34 format, for that matter). R&R: What do you hope to accomplish with tions. and jock presentation that they used as 15-24 sta- this format? R&R: What was your impetus for starting tions. Many of these concepts, however, do not JP: With many markets experiencing three this new format? carry over. or more AOR competitors, it has become essen- JP: For the past year I've been giving a lot R&R: Will you still emphasize rock and roll? tial for stations to carve out an exclusive niche, of thought to developing a 25-34 AOR format. JP: Absolutely. I don't think that when a per- to distinguish themselves from the pack. My goal What prompted my decision to begin work on son becomes 25 he suddenly moves from AC/DC with the new format is to offer radio stations an this was, within the past three months, three to Barry Manilow. True, there is less interest in opportunity to find new listeners without stations in top 25 markets contacted me express- music that "crunches" as someone gets older, sacrificing their existing audience, and at the ing a desire to move into an older direction, but but I believe the desire for uptempo music is still same time present a strong sales story to the wanting to continue as AOR's. • there. advertising community. I feel there will be an increasing demand for R&R: What's the difference between this FUR: What's your timetable for getting this this "adult" AOR format, and yet, at this mo- format and Soft AOR's? format on the air? ment, there are very few programmers with ex- JP: I will not just be programming to gain JP: All of the elements should be completed perience or stations with the confidence to move women, as do many Soft AOR's. Nor will I be in the next sixty days. I'm already speaking with in this direction. selecting unfamiliar music simply because it's stations that are anxious to move in this direc- The target demo is, as mentioned, 25-34 soft. A song like "Layla," which is not usually tion. I think we'll see the 25-34 AOR format grow adults, which is the first generation of listeners played on Soft AOR's, is an essential song for this in importance as a viable format for the exposed to progressive album rock. Their new format, and is just one example of the many Eighties musical tastes have not so much changed as they songs that are desirable to the 25-34 demo that

KROO DONATES 95000 - KROO FM/Pasadena raised $5000 to aid sports programs at Los Angeles area schools. The money came from a series of six monthly benefit rock concerts Pictured (I riot the presentation of the check are L A Board of Education President Roberta Weintraub, KROO GM Pat Welsh, PD Rick Carroll. L.A.Unified School District Controller Robert Booker

re RECORD4IREAKING ROCKAND•ROLLIIR - turd WORO/Bufhao air personalty Larry -Snortln - Norton, being physically and 'Penally supported by PD George Newrss during Norton's recent record breaking air shift (R&R 4 101. The lock stayed on Ni. air from IVIerch 19 at 10am di 2prn of AprN racking up an astonishing 484 hours on the air, besting Ni. 1 former Guinness 'longest airshift" record by al most 150 hours (Norton was given an expenses INMET LISTENERS IN THE PINK - WMET/Chicago sent two listeners to Dusseldorf Germany to see Columbia's paid vacation to the Virgin Islands following Ns Pink Floyd in its last live performance of "The Wall " PIctured ,if ter Ni. show are WMET Promotion Director Jim shIN . probably spent sleeping.) Corboy, group's David Gilmour and the two contest winners Pag.34 R&FVFriday, May 1. 1981

E V O L U T I O N U P D A T E

Welcome KALO/Beaumont, a new live WMMR / Philadelphia celebrates its thir- rusted live its first annual sock hop, with 1500 24-hour AOR, switching from an automated Black teenth AOR anniversary in early May with an partiers dancing to a live band . KI.OS/Los format. Steve St. John is PD . . . Tom Robinson open listener party featuring live music by Joan Angeles has released a "pocket community swit- has been named PD for Ki05(W WKK)/Ft. Knox. Jett and Greg Kihn. Also featured will be guest chboard" threefold wallet card of important from ZETA 7/Orlando. Phil Stryder has been DJ shifts from WM MR alumni Dave Herman local phone numbers . . . Wedding bells in the upped to Asst. PD from MD at and Luke O'Riley . . . WEEI-FM/Boston's new future for KPRI-FM/San Diego's Laura Wilkin- KBPI/Denver . . . Alan Moody has joined poster defines soft rock in a number of plays on son and neighboring KCBQ's Gary Herron, who WKLC/St. Albans, WV for afternoon drive from performers' names; i.e.. "Joni without the tie the knot on July 25 . . . WQMF/Louisville's WKOS/Nashville . Andrea Zywcsyk has been baloni," "Cat Stevens without the dogs," The recent R&R night at a club with live local music named MD for WXQR/Jacksonville, NC as Eagles without the turkeys," "Earth, Wind & raised over $1000 (at a dollar a head) for cystic former MD Jackie Harris has been appointed Fire without the bad elements," and "Crosby fibrosis research . . . WECM/Claremont tied in coordinator of network and syndicated program- and Stills without the gnash" . . . WYSP/Phila- its live broadcast at a Home Show with a ming for the station... Bob Lilly is new to delphia held its first annual Rock Auction for the weekend's worth of requests from listeners who KZOK/Seattle for weekends and production from Police Athletic League, with some truly im- came up to the station's booth with their re- KXFO/Boise. pressive items up for bidding: a Devo stage quests . . . KTIM/San Rafael's open house/block costume, several rock artists' guitars, gold and party for its new studios gathered guests like Bo platinum albums, and a genuine Ted Nugent Diddley, Bill Graham, and members of the loincloth (prewashed) . . . Apologies to Tubes . . . KSJO/San Jose has enlisted the ser- WDVE/Pittsburgh PD Dave Lange, who was vices of a local pilot for daily traffic listed last week as a newlywed. Actually, Dave's reports . . . WFBQ/Indianapolis is looking for a new father, along with wife Ginger, of daughter Beta format rock video for upcoming listener Stacy Rae . . . WHCN/Hartford bills itself as the parties. Contact PD Joe Krause at 317-257-7565 "station that's going places," and is sending listeners places as well. The station's spring pro- COMING NEXT WEEK: Taking a one-week motion will send winning listeners to such breather from the more pressing problems of diverse locales as Bermuda and the Rock of program ming, I asked representatives of the Gibraltar . . . WLVQ/Columbus is sending two radio and records com munity to list the ten to London for a week, where they'll catch Bruce albums they'd most enjoy being stranded on an Springsteen in concert . . . KQDS/Duluth broad- island with! The answers provide humorous, in- sightful reading next week. C O L O R

C ON CERTSILC ONVERSATI ONS HI-TECH HI-JINX: WWCK/Flint is asking listeners to register in-store to win one of two $4000 stereo systems. When a listener's card is PRESENTATIONS: WCCC/Hartford presented drawn and read on the air, he or she has 105 Joan Jett for $4 07 minutes to call in to register for the grand prize BROADCASTS: Phil Seymour on KMET/Los drawing. WFBQ/Indianapolis is giving away a Angeles. Betamax a day for the entire month of May, in a GUEST DJ'S: April Wine on KILO/Colorado Spr- SEEDS OF SUCCESS — Shelley Grafton (left), Exec. ings . Nazareth on WIZDIW. Palm Beach VP of KSHE/St Louis, presented Dr. Charles Kilo call-in-to-register promotion very similar to that CONVERSATIONS: XTC, Garland Jeffreys on (right) with a check for $4200 to benefit the Kilo of WWCK. WMMR/Philadelphia . . Point Blank on WPLR/ Foundation for Cardiovascular and Diabetes Re- EASTER EGG-HEADS: KQRS/Minneapolis search. The monies represented net proceeds from did a listener Easter egg hunt with albums and New Haven Kansas, Krokus on the sale of KSHE's album "Seeds . . Home Grown T-shirts as prizes. Meantime, WGRQ/Buffalo WXLP/Davenport Greg Kihn on KGB-FM/San • Rock '11I' Roll." asked listeners to send in a raw decorated egg. Diego Dregs, U2, Outlaws, Jonathan Edwards on All eggs arriving safely were eligible for a com- WLAV/Grand Rapids Doc Holliday, Loverboy on petition judging the eggs' artistic merits, with KILO/Colorado Springs Dregs, Hawks on the winning entry earning its artist an expenses- KFMHIMuscatine Greg Kihn on WRKI/Bridge-. Promotion Of The Week paid trip to Atlantic City. The promotion was port Outlaws, Krokus, Rainbow on WIOT/Tol- done in conjunction with Arista and Alan Par- edo April Wine on KAZY/Denver Krokus, sons's "Games People Play." Rainbow on KORS/Minneapolis .38 Special, LADIES ONLY: KWXL/Albuquerque's Point Blank on WMJO/Rochester .

O V at ki n "Ladies Only" promotion asks distaff listeners 112 on M1 0 51Cleveland Rainbow on A IC.xman ompanY to submit a letter explaining what they'd buy WOMF/Loulsville Sam & Dave on CHEZ-FM/Ot- Two Loomoots inemot• Ohm with $94. The best entries claim the cash prizes. tawa . .38 Special, Point Blank on WSYRISyra- - $435.0 0 cuss . Dick Dale on KNAC/Long Beach. . Tas- Pian.old KAZY/Denver's "Secretary of the Week" LUE contest asks employers to send in a business manian Devils, Bonnie Raitt on KVREISanta vi case card with the name of their favorite secretary, Rosa . . Echo & Bunnymen on KTIM/San • body 11 written on the back. One name is drawn daily for Rafael Ronnie Spector, REO Speedwagon on various prizes, and one a week receives a WMMS/Cleveland . . Ozzy Osbourne on WTPA/Har- weekend stay at the Denver Hilton. risburg Joan Jett on CHUM-FM/Toronto

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WFBQ-PON BOOKS: WFBQ/Indianapolis printed 25,000 books of coupons for discounts with affiliated merchants, who paid for the book's $5400 printing costs and in return get free on-air mentions and act as distributing centers for the books. In a related promotion, the last coupon in the book is actually an entry form to win a Mercedes Benz through WFBQ. PD Joe Krause reports the initial run of 25,000 was an instant sellout, and so successful that the station's sales department is already signing up clients for a second book to be offered over the ON THE RUN AGAIN — Following a concert performance in Washington DC, Epic's REO Speadwagen visited backstage with some of the area's "tough guys." Pictured (I-r) are LIP/A's Gerry Thompson, DC101 MD Michael summer months. McKay, group's Kevin Cronin, Epic's Rich Rothchild, and CBS's Jay Suppovitz. HUMBLE PIE "GO FOR THE THROAT"

May 20 Gatsby's, Spokane May 1 Tingley Colliseum, Albuquerque May 22 Grand Illusion, Eugene May 2 McNicol Arena, Denver May 24 Phoenix Theatre, Petaluma. CA May 4 Salt Palace, Salt Lake City May 25 Old Waldorf, San Francisco May 6 Centennial Colliseum, Reno May 28 Bodega. Campbell, CA May 7 Memorial Auditonum, Sacramento May 30 Country Club, Reseda, CA May 8 Cow Palace, San Francisco June 4 Veterans Memorial CoMseum, Phoenix May 9 Selland Arena, Fresno June 5 Country Colliseum, El Paso May 10 Civic Audrtorium, Bakersfield June 6 Ector County Coillseum, Odessa, TX May 12 Sports Arena, Los Angeles June 7 Lubbock Municipal Colliseum, Lubbock, TX May 13 Civic Auditorium, San Bernardino June 9 Villa Real, McAllen, TX May 14 Alladin, Las Vegas June 10 Civic Center, Laredo, TX May 15 Sports Arena, San Diego June 11 Arena, San Antonio May 17 Euphoria, Portland June 13 Moody Co/liseum, Dallas May 18 Showbox, Seattle June 14 Colliseum, Houston May 19 Commador Ballroom. Vancouver Produced by I;ar L yOns Radio & Records Album Airplay/40 #40 ON ATCO RECORDS AND TAPES Page 36 REtR/Friday, May 1 1981

• • • 1 41 1 111 Chart NATIONA MIRPLAY/ 40 Sum mary Albu m cuts are listed in order May 1 1981 177 REPORTERS] of airplay preference Thanks to our stations 4/10 4/17 424 for making this a record 1 1 1 1 breaking w eek for AOR W H O Face Dances IVIIBI " Better- " Da y " " D o n 't" " D o " reports: 1 77. It was 7 5 3 2 PHIL COLLIN S Face Value (Atlantic) "Air" " Miss e d" " Lin es " another nu mber one 18 14 8 3 M odern Times (RC A/Grunt) JEFFERSON STARSHIP "Fin d" "Stra n ger " " S ave " airplay w eek for the 2 2 2 4 W H O, maintaining a corn ERIC CL APT O N Another Ticket (RS O) " Sto n e" " Catc h " " Rita " " Blo w " 6 4 5 5 mending lead in both R U S H M oving Pictures (Mercury/PolyGra m).. "Li melig ht- " To m " " Vital" " Re d" hots and total reports. 4 3 4 6 STY X Paradise Theater (Aft M) " Ti m e " " R ockin' " " S n o w blin d" C OLLIN S jumped up 16 10 10 7 another notch, almost ty SANTANA Zebop! (Colu mbia) " Win nin g " "Searc hin' " " O v er" 5 6 7 8 RE O SPEE D W A G O N Hi Infidelity (Epic) ing the W ho for total " Tak e " "Follo w " " To u g h " " Kee p " m entions. ST A R S HIP 3 7 6 9 STE VE WI N W O O D Arc Of A Diver (Island) " C ha nce " Title " Train " " Da ncer" jumped way up as it gain- 8 9 9 10 ed ground in hot reports. .38 SPE CIAL Wild-Eyed Southern Boys (AEt M) . .. " H old" " Fa ntasy " Title "1st" 17 11 11 11 R U S H held rock steady K A M P U C HE A Various Artists (Atlantic) "Sister" "L et" " R ock estra " 27 15 as SA NT A N A climbed, 13 12 A C/D C Dirty Deeds Done Dirt.. (Atlantic) . . Title " Balls " "Feel" " C hild" gro wing steadily in hots. 9 8 12 13 A PRIL WI NE Nature Of The Beast (Capitol) K A M P U C HE A maintain. " G y psy " " B et w e e n " " To w n " 24 17 14 14 G RE G KIH N BA N D Rockihnroll (Beserkley) ad w hile A C/DC inched " Break u p " " S heila " " Hurtin' " up. KUH N gained in hots 23 21 17 15 JU D AS PRIEST Point Of Entry (Colu mbia) " H e a din g " " D o n't" " R oc kin' " w hile JU D AS jumped in 12 12 15 16 R O BIN TR O WER B L.T. (Chrysalis) total m entions. S QUIER " M o n ey " " Wo n't" " Heat" "Life " 28 17 BILLY SQUIER Don't Say No (Capitol) sho wed major conver " D ark " "Stro k e " "L o n ely " "L ov er" 32 24 21 18 aions to upper rotations OZZY OSBOURNE Blizzard Of Oz (Jet) " Train " " K n o w " " G o o db ye " O SB O UR NE gained in up m ...110. 19 TOM PETTY Et.. "The Waiting" (Backstreet/M C A). . 45 per rotations. PETTY is 33 20 GARY U.S. BONDS the first exa mple of a Dedication (EMI A merica) " Girl" "J obe " " B uic k " " Prete n der" — 30 22 21 single garnering enough PRETE N DER S Extended Play (Sire) " M e ssa ge " " Talk " " C u ba n " airplay attention to chart 11 13 18 22 LO VE R B OY Loverboy (Colu mbia) 'Turn " "La dy " " Tee na ge " on our revised A OR Na 19 19 16 23 P AT TR A VER S Radio Active (Polydor/Poly Gra m) . . tional Airplay 40 listing "Music" "Life" "L ove " land beco ming an A OR 30 27 29 24 RICK SPRINGFIELD W orking Class Dog (RC A) " J essie's Girl" Breaker at the same 34 29 26 25 P OINT BL A N K A merican Excess (M C A) " Sta y " " Nic ole " " G eta wa y " time), with a w hopping 21 22 20 26 KR O K U S 156 reports. BO N DS had a Hard ware (Ariola) " W in nin g " " B o n es " 26 28 25 27 good week, as PRETEN D- FR A N KE Et THE KN O C K O UTS Franke (Millenniu m) " S w eeth eart- " Co me " " Ru n ner" ERS inched up. SPRIN G 14 20 19 28 R AIN B O W Difficult To Cure (Polydor/PolyGra m) . " S urre n der" " R eleas e " "S p otlig ht" FIEL D resurged in upper 13 16 27 29 G ARL A N D JEFFREYS Escape Artist (Epic) rotations. BLA NK inched " 9 6 " " R. O.C.K. "" G rave yar d" 20 23 23 30 up as FR A N KE sho wed J A MES TAYL O R Dad Loves His Work (Colu mbia) . " Sta n d" 'T o w n " continued gro wth in hots 10 18 24 31 J O U R NEY Captured (Colu mbia) " P arty's " "Dixie " " W heel" "L o vin' " and total reports. 36 32 32 32 H A W K S H A W KS held their own Ha wks (Colu mbia) "All Rig ht" — 39 34 33 WILLIE NILE as NILE and DE A D inched Golden Do wn (Arista) " Po or" Title " Min d" up. C A R NE S debuted 15 25 31 34 S HER B S The Skill (Atco) " T urnin g " "Zero " "S kill- " C assidy " with strong single and — 38 36 35 G R ATEF UL DE A D albu m rep orts. PIE Reckoning (Arista) " Rip ple " " R oa d" " Wolf" 22 26 30 36 debuted while the albun is R OLLIN G ST O NES Sucking In The.. (Rolling Stones) . . Ne w " D a ncer- " Whip " " G old" in Significant Acti n • . 11. 37 KIM CARNES Et HATE BOYS Mistaken Identity (EMI A merica) . . Entry " B ette " " Dra w " "Brea k " came closest to charting 40 36 35 38 U2 Boy (Island) in the order listed. " F ollo w " " C o ntrol" " Day " 31 31 38 39 STEELY DA N Gaucho (M C A) " Ti me "" N inetee n " "Glamour" Title 40 HU MBLE PIE Go For The Throat (Atco) "Shook" "Teenage" "Tin" Title MOST ADDED MEDIUM 5/1 4/24 4/17 410 THE HOTTEST 4/3 5/1 4/24 1 TOM JOHNSTON 5342 4/17 4/10 4/3 1/1 OM 010 0/0 5/1 4/24 4/17 4/10 4/3 1 GREG KIHN BAND 777 45 111024 nano 8852 71/31 Still Feels Good (WB) MO MO 1 WHO 189/161 1611155166/160 151/152158/141 Rockihnro(l (Beserkley) A.2 ! A-16 A 20 A 28 'Madman" H H O Face Dances MB/ AO AO A 3 ,4 -I A 7 "Breakup Song" 14•33 ! 1423 H.17 2 PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE 43/37 H 18 H 11 7/7 0/0 0/0 0.4 "You Better You Bet MS M4 M3 84441 .44 2 KROKUS ta m 4 ait. sa w I 87/71 7155 Something- (Casablanca/PG) sa 6 MO 2 STYX 143/121 138/130 145112 145/131 1421128 Hardware (Ariola) A.2 A-0 A4 A 6 Don't" H 1 HO A 13 Paradise Theater lAErMI A 0 AO A 0 Aa AO 'Winning Man" N-12 413 H.10 3 GARY U.S. BONDS 118/34 PI to H 1944 12/12 ;04 010 "Too Much Time M 16 M 8 PA 13 64-16 IM 14 3 OZZY OSBOURBE 701/72 S W 8452 77/77 2910 Dedication (EMI America) se 68 M 5 MO 3 ERIC CLAPTON 157127154136 153/141 155/138957/147 Blizzard Of Oz (Jet( Al A.7 A 11 A 51 A 29 "Little Girl" HO HO Another Ticket IRSOI Al AO A O AO 8..0 4 f3OUTISSIDE JOHNNY... 5322 H 14 Al 3 I Can t Stand It " aii-n ra is la 11 ow 18 paw • 2424 0/0 0/0 04 4 JUDAS PRIEST H-31 H-20 11119 104/70 9121 90/62 79/53 78120 Reach Up.. (Mercury/PG) sa 13 MO 4 PHIL COLLINS 1114/125 152/108155/105 14447 140/71 Point Of Entry (Columbia) 3 A.3 A 9 A 11 A 55 "The Fever" Ha H-0 Face Value (Atlantic) A-2 Al Al A4 2 5 HU MBLE PIE 54,29 "Hiway" H 14 H 45/44 0,5 0/0 010 5 BILLY SQUIER 11-31 H 19 Alf Tonight M V 6443 6444 PA 63 42 - 11440 1195 .9/0 0/0 Go For The Throat (Atco) ra n MO 04) 6 JEFFERSON STARSHIP 153120139,91 14023 47/3 0,5 Don't Say No (Capitol) . A-22 A.113 1A At -An Shook Up" H3 /41 Modern Times (RCA) A 1 At A 99 A 34 "In The Dark" $24 H•1 El KIM CARNES Es HATE.., 57/26 24119 0/0 0/0 Find Your Way Back m 31 NI 39 PA 113 Al 10 010 • poihrr BLANK 9227 0151 77147 84/3 Mistaken... (EM) America) fa 14 M 1/1 6 RUSH 143120 140/115 141/118 139/110 138/105 American Excess (MCA) 1A-7 A-11 A-22 "Bette Davis Eyes" H 17 H 3 A Si Al Moving... (Mercury/PGI AO AO AO A 1 A 0 "Stay" 7 BILLY SQUIER 11422 7 P4-111 H-14 H8 HO HO 113/11219 0/0 0/0 "Limelight" M/3 6420 54 13 AA 28 154 33 PAT TRAVERS91/15 100/72 95/61 894141 7., Don't Say No (Capitol) AA 68 MS MO 8759 6 REO SPEED WAGON 137115 131113137126 140/123 131/124 Radio Active (Polydor/PG) A 1 Al A 7 A 11 "In The Dark" H 24 H 1 HO Hi Infidelity (Epic) AO AO AO A O A 0 New Age Music" H 25 H-27 H 27 1419 H 17 7 ROGER TAYLOR 31/22 2323 10 0/0 -Take It On The Run" AA 22 AA le 6411 Pa l7 M 12 0/0 8 ROBIN TRO WER 10444 10248 112/70 Tie Fun In Space (Elektra) ra 144 109/87 106/68 7 STEVE WIN WOOD 14411112136/171 744tuo 151/136 151/111 B.L.T. IChrysalis) AO A 1 A-0 As A 6 'Get Crazy" H o HO Arc Of A Diver (Island) A 1 AO A 1 A 2 A 0 "Into Money" $40 $43 $42 $42 $32 7 DAVID UNDLEY 2222 RV OR) 0/0 041 "Chance' AA 31 M 21 6423 IA 14 M 10 Et Rayo'X Asylum) MO 9 GARY U.S. BONDS 118,55 89/5 1210 0/0 0,11 8 .38 SPECIAL 133,96 127/95 12258 13146 13746 Dedication (EMI America) A m A84 A.12 "Mercury Blues' . HO Wild Eyed.. (AErM) AO Al AO Al AO "Little Girl" H 21 HO HO 8 BILLY Is THE BEATERS 35/17 18/11 1413 2/2 02 Hold On Loosely" 14 37 AA 31 M 36 IAA 36 M 42 10 SANTANA f56/S5 1/SSSI ramos 12325 36/3 Billy Er The Beaters (Alfa) m is M 7 M 1 MO 9 SANTANA 15525 139/75 13141 123/18 362 Tie Zebop! (Columbia) A 5 All A.12 A 80 A 31 "Take Care" H3 HO HO HO Zebopl (Columbia) 144 Al A 11 A 80 A 31 "Winning" Al 96 HIS H411 H 18 H 9 DAVE EDMUNDS 19/16 OAP OM 010 Winning" ' W e 94-511 M43 6420 643 Twangin'... (Swan Song) M 2 10 KAMPUCHEA 14445 132140 13051 1304 23/0 10 KAMPUCHEA . 1.147 132/71 13045 130/10 2310 "Saturday Night" HO Various Artists (Atlantic) A 2 A 5 A 14 A 114 A 13 Various Artists (Atlantic) A2 Ad A 14 A 114 A23 "Little Sister" H117 an H65 H 10 H 0 10 COLD CHISEL 41/15 214 32/15 1919 23123 Little Sister 11455 atee mei ra4 mo 11 FRANKE Et KNOCKOUTS 7941 7754 72/49 59/47 51/44 East IElektra) mzi M 20 6416 PA 10 MO 11 AC/DC I wag mar two 344 .77,2 Franke Et_ (Millennium) A 3 A 3 A7 9 -my Baby - H A 11 A H 2 H 1 HO H O Dirty Deeds lAtlantic) AO .7 All A-40 A7 Tie ,'Sweetheart" 14•25 H 20 H 16 H 11 H 11 PRETENDERS /00/73 118/20 70/27 5744 010 'Title PAV 04-32 'ran 644 PA•2 11 HA WKS SSW 68106 •64/48 57143 49/77 T, Extended Play (Sire) M.411 1444 M 28 PA 3 12 APRIL WINE M AIN 12224 12722 124412 1311101 Hawks (Columbia) Al A 4 A 9 Al A 1 " "Message Of Love" H38 H 24 H 15 HO Nature Of The... (Capitol) ' AO a AO A 1 AO 11 WILLIE NILE "It's 411 Right" H11 H 8 AI 7 H 5 H 5 6019 5126 3323 010 -Gypsy Ouse,'" i 64,45 ltAleA tAte kin ' M43 12 RAINBO W 7150 8544 10/71 111/71 97/75 Golden Down 1A-istal 6442 M•32 M 21 MO 13 LOVERBOY ' M N RI M 01113 10121 11411411 "Poor Boy" iii, Difficult IPolydor(PG) AI Ai Al AO A Loverboy )Columbia( • 1 At AO AO AS H 9 N 6 HO Surrender" 12 RICK SPRINGFIELD 84/f 1 H19 H 2'0 HAI H-17 H 2, 'Turn Me Loose 54•0 M31 M 33 5142 MAO 74/4 67/6 12/4 112 13 PRETENDERS 100/49 88/44 7421 172 010 14 ROBIN TRO WER 104,40 10243 112142 10142 1(45/72 Working Class Dog (RCA) PAY 6448 6443 5544 164415 "Jessie's Girl" 14 26 Extended Play (Sire) A 13 A20 AV , 8.LT (Chrysalis) AO Al AO AO Al H 21 H 16 1414 H-14 A.54HO Message Of Love" 114 39 14 24 H 16 "Into Money" PAM M Si 54 70 IN II M Y The Added reports ot charting artists aril flisplasiiti me/ 1 Ii, skeek Thy Modiuni reports lit charting artists are rlispld%erl er .1 tor week The tiottest reports it charting artists are disrlla%erl in er ,'-week period They are listed in order if tidal reports within the specula . rotation period They are listed in order ill total reports aithin the specilic ',dation penod The. are listed in order it total reports within the specific rotation for the week Two numbers follow each album title The first represents for the week Two numbers follow each album title The first represoots total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week The sec or the week TWil numbers follow each album title The first repnisents total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week The sec ond is the number of those stations that added it this week Below these total number.) our reporting stations playing the album this week The set ond is the number id those station.. that reported it in medium rotation this ..nd is the number id those st.iliims that reported it in hot rogation this %leek numbers are breakdowns ol the album • reports in other rotations or the week Fk•low these numbers ate breakdowns c.f the album s reports in other Below these numbers Jr,. breakdowns of the album • reports in othri week The album % preferred airplay cul is listed itat ions tor the week The Album s prelerrert a irplio‘, cut is listed rotations for the week The .11hum s preferred airplay cut is listed P a g e 37 RSA/Friday, May 1. 1101 Lik, 210 , BREAKERS Significant Action JAZZ ON "Zia 1 W O WS Unsung Heroes (Arline) Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest SS JOHNNY Es JUKES Reach IM ercury , PG) level of station activity on any given week. "Fever" "Party' Totak 53. A-32, M-12 H-41 "Cruise""Perk" 2 DAVID SANBORN Voyeur (WS) TOM JOHNSTON Still Feels Good (WB) TOM PETTY::. HEARTBREAK Eir, "All" "One" "Goodbye" 'Madman" "Time To 51 A-liZ M-0, H-1 3 GROVER WASHINGTON JR. Winellght(Elisktral DREGS Unsung Heroes (Arista) "Cruise" "Park Theist 414. A-4, PA-10, H-11, J-10 Just" "Let" Title "Memory" PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE - Something. (Casablanca/PG) 4 DAVE GRUSIN Mountain Dance (GRPIArista) "Friends" T7tie "Rag"' "Don't""Right" Toes& 42 A-37, M-5, H-1 COLD CHISEL East lElisktral 5 JEFF LORSER FUSION Gaissian (Arleta) "Mountain" "Magic" "Spur' "Baby" "Sun' Totot 41. A-14 4023,14-3 6 LEE RITENOUR "RH- CE lek tr.) GINO VANNEUJ Night Walker (Arista) "adefOreM" "lies" "Countdown' "Seek""Living" roost 37. A-4, PA-12. 14-20, THE WAITINIC• 7 W AYNE JOHNSON Arrowhead (Inner City) J. LENNON b Y. ONO Double Fantasy (Gotten) Tide 'Wheels" "Losing" Totak 36. A . M-21, H-14 & CLARKFJG. DUKE CI0KbeiDslike Profect (Epic) M ANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND Chance (WB) •• er , "Louie" "Baby' "You" "Lies" Totak X& 94-24, *11 9 JOE SAMPLE Voices In The Rein MCA) BILLY is THE BEATERS Billy b The Beaters (Alfa) TOM PETTY "Dream" "Grass" "Ey*" 77de "Care" "Millie" roar& SI A-17, PA-15,14-3 -The Waiting- 10 DAN SIEGEL The Hot Shot (Inner City) M ARSHALL TUCKER SAND 46 (WB) Tide Talk" 'West' 45 - (Backstreet/MCA) 'This Time I Believe" To 33

Total single reports: 156. T h ese & borne received sig nifica nt air play rep orts, d ee s e ek b ut did not cla w Sig nifica nt A ction listings M o vrcas• pr od u ct in se m usical c o nfiguratio ns o n the Al bu m Alepfey/40 Sa ting T his chart mo••••••rts a ctivity be m ed net. corn Debuted this week at number 19. that hos receiv ed •Ig nifIce nt mir play b ut **filc h hes n ot da m oted sufficient bir utio n of ad d m e diu m and h ot rep orts. es w ell es ep eciel faa.. pr o ore m nen s m o o ns to c hart o n the N atio nal Airplayi40 listing T hes• rec ords ar• list ed in ord or of air play T h ey m ay b e W hip still o n the rise or for mer N atio nal Air Tn. twef•"•d f09:4°T W C as. Salad

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News Notes CONTESTS, CONCERTS, CONVERSATIONS . . . When I first got into Country radio, I remember hearing about a guy from Roanoke, VA who called himself "King Ed- Rebound Sound In Morgantown ward Smith IV." At the time I thought, "This guy must be an egomaniac to think he's some Maryland will cosponsor the first annual "Sugarfoot kind of king." Later, as I grew in the business. I met 5K" race this June ... KACT/Andrews, TX raised "King Ed" and found out I was wrong. He was a kind $17,000 for the American Heart Association by lending and gentle man, whose experience in radio and the GM Ray Stephens and PD Jimmy Spiegeler to par- music business would serve as a guide to my understan- ticipate in the first "jump-rope-athon." . . . Bob ding of the two industries. I felt honored to have worked Grayson, OM of WIST/Charlotte, called to say Con with him for awhile on the CMA board and as a fellow Hunley and Moe Bandy were among the celebrities to FICAP member. I never had the opportunity to chart take part in the WIST first annual charity golf tourna- one of his many records that came across my desk, ment. All proceeds went to Muscular Dystrophy Foun- even though a few made our "Significant Action" dation . . . WWVA/Wheeling morning man Bud Forte category. But I would like you all to know King Edward got a bit of spring fever and decided to move his show Smith IV was always "number one with a bullet" with outdoors on a recent morning. Forte's show was done me . . . Elsewhere, it will become official this week that in front of the Capitol Music Hall, home of the famous Dave Martin, GM of WDAF/Kansas City, will take over the Wheeling Jamboree, where the station is located. reins at WMAQ/Chicago (See Page 1) as Burt Sherwood As workers walked or drove by, they were given exits (R&R 4-17). Still waiting on the word about who will free cups of coffee courtesy of the local Burger Chef. take over for PD Bill Hennes . . . Stay tuned . . . Chris Col- Since spring fever can be contagious, it was no surprise lier is joining KILT-AM/Houston as PD. The AM will be that follow-up announcer Bill Berg also decided to do making a change to Country. CoWer had been OD of his program outdoors ... WGNA/ Albany is giving KYTE/Portland, OR. Chris Adams has been named PD away a trip to Nashville in its "Great Jelly Bean" con- for KYTE. For many years Adams was with KWJJ, also test. In cooperation with Burger King, jars with the in Portland. . Bobby Kraig, PD and morning man at same amount of jelly beans are displayed throughout WTHI/Terre Haute, IN, has been selected as PD for the city. It's the old "count the beans and win" contest, KPLX-F M/Dallas. No replacement yet at an oldie-but-goodie that is working for WTHI . . Wayne Elliot has been upped to PD at WJJK/ The staffs of WAJR and WVQ-FM/Morgantown, WGNA . . . WPKX&WVKX-FM/Washington, DC are Eau Claire, WI... Brad Stapelton from MD to As- WV took on Meadowlark Lemon and his Bucketeers as holding a three-day radiothon to raise funds for the sistant PD of KEEN/San Jose. Kris McKay has been a promotion for the station. Operations Director Carl Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Congress has donated promoted to PD . . . WNRS/Ann Arbor has a new morn- Becker is shown trying to make a basket during the two acres of land near the Lincoln Memorial, but the ing man from WHMI. He is Gregg Michaels . . . It was game, while a prayer is being said by one of the monument is going to be built by private contributions. good seeing many music industry friends in this week Bucketeers. According to Becker, "They knew I didn't Among the scheduled participants are Senator George for the Academy of Country Music awards show. The have a prayer to make the shot, so they gave me one. McGovern; General David Jones, Chairman of the Academy announced the winners of its disc jockey poll After eight tries. I finally made it. Of course, I won't Joint Chiefs of Staff; columnist James Kilpatrick; and radio station of the year, and the honors go to Sam- mention that the Bucketeers had to lift me up to the recording artists Steve Wariner and Leon Everette; my Jackson, midday personality on KLAC/Los Angeles, basket for the shot to fall through. We lost the game, and taped messages from Bob Hope and Howard and KLAC itself. Gilley's Club in Pasadena, TX and the but had a great time, as did many of our Cosell. The radiothon will be on the weekend of May 8, 9 Palomino in L.A. got top club honors . . . Thank you to listeners." . . KNIX-AM-FM /Phoenix got together & 10. and the station is asking for more celebrity call- WHTN/Huntington, WV for the pine tree seedling. The with 7-Up and sponsored an on-air "imaginary" ins. Messages can be taped in advance by calling (703) station gave them away for an Arbor Day promotion. bullride. Listeners were told to enter by sending in 683-3000 or done live by calling the radiothon number There was a group of people in my office when I opened postcards. They were called by different KNIX air per- (703) 827-8200 . . . KEEN/San Jose took 400 listeners the package. When I pulled out the green bud in its sonalities and asked to guess how long they could stay and the air staff on nine buses to Reno for a recent plastic container, I had a couple of people get so excited on the "bull." The station paid $10 for each second a weekend. On the way, each KEEN air personality had they ran out of my office and bought some rolling person predicted correctly they could ride before the contests to give away T-shirts, albums, and other papers . . . Finally, the Electric Weenie's Tom Adams buzzer went off. Those called were given tickets to the - reports: "Dolly Parton's next movie will have her starr- rodeo and were automatically eligible for a drawing ing as a DOUBLE agent". .. So what's NEWS with worth a trip to Mexico ... KIDN /Pueblo held six you? Thursday festive affairs for its listeners called "Thank You Southern Colorado" parties. During the two-hour period KIDN gave away free beer at a local nightclub and did a remote broadcast . . . KVOC/Casper, WY is giving away a $1320 gift certificate for a local travel service. Listeners fill out entry forms at various business locations. Hourly. KVOC personalities announce names and give listeners 1:23 to call in and claim the preliminary prize; they then become eligible

gifts . . . WVOJ/Jacksonville, FL midday man Doug Carter is seen here with Sun recording artist Dave Dudley during a recent visit to the station . . . For the recent Hank Williams Jr. concert, KDMS/EI Dorado, AR gave a two-dollar discount for tickets to its listeners. According to PD Jeff Davies, "The show was (;et Well S)on. a sellout in less than one week." Davies also did the MC chores . . . WQ1K-FM/Jacksonville, FL took part in Nlr. President! the city's annual river day. Ronnie McDowell was in town to perform for the event . . . KYGO-FM /Denver

COUNTRY CARD COMMUNIQUE — WWWW-FM/Detroit has begun simulcasting the PBS show "Austin City designed a 7' by 3' get well card for President Ronald Reagan Limits" with television station KRMA . . . The fourth (R&R 4-17). Detroit Mayor Coleman Young took part in the KWKH/Shreveport free "Listener Appreciation Show" ceremony held at Hart Plaza in downtown Detroit. WW W W-FM starred Alabama, Bill Anderson, Bobby Bare, and PD Dene Hallam delivered the card to the White House, where Sylvia . . . R&R wants to share your station news and for the grand prize . . . KFH/Wichita sent along the he was assured the President would see it. Pictured are Hallam, pictures. Send to: FUR Country, 1930 Century Park new design of its window stickers . . . WPOC/Bal- Mayor Young and WW W W-FM air personality Chuck Santoni. West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. timore and the American Diabetes Association of The station received television news coverage for its efforts. Pa g e 44 FiftR/Friday, M ay 1, 19E11 CdrC 4.t4:14,;44144:44:1; NATIONA MURPLAY/50

'oil( two tA, , eo KS Wife! Wit , May 1, 1981 10 4 2 0 T.G. S H E P P A R D/I Loved 'Em Every One IWB/Curb) BREAKERS 8 7 3 0 C H A RLE Y P RIDE/R oll O n Mississip pi (RCA) 17 11 8 0 R O N NIE M I LS A P/A m I Losing You (RC A) Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week 6 2 1 4 D O N W I L U A M S/FallIn g A gain (M C A)

9 8 4 5 E M M YL O U H A R RIS/ Mister Sa nd man (W S) BILLY SWAN 12 9 7 0 R O S A N NE C A S H/S even Year Ac he (Columbia)

Do I Have To Draw A Picture (Epic) 8 6 6 7 M A C D A VIS/H o ok ed O n M usic (Casabla nce/P oly Gra ml 75 % of reporting statio ns on It N atio nal Su m mary: U p 32 Sa me 17, D o w n 1, D eb uts 17, A dds 36 21 13 0 O A K RI D G E B O Y SIElvira (M C A) 18. RftR C hart 48-43. 18 15 10 0 M OE Es J OE/Hey Joe, H ey M oe (Cold m bla) ELVIS PRESLEY 24 18 12 0 J A NIE FRIC K E/Pride (Columbia) Lovin' Arms (RCA) 3 1 6 11 MI C KE Y G1LLE Y/A Headache Tomorrow...(Epic) 74 % of rep orting stations on h. Natio nal Su m mary: U p 34, Sa me 17, D o w n 0, D eb uts 24, A dds 15 12 11 12 C O N W A Y T1NIT T Y/Rest Your Love On M e (M C A) 9. RftR C hart 49-44. 30 23 17 R A Y B AILE Y/Frie nds (RC A)

JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ 37 27 22 J O H N A N DE R S O N/I' m Just A n Old Chunk Of C oal. ( W S) I Want You Tonight (Epic) 28 18 18 0 LE O N E VE RE T TE/If I Keep Going Crary (RCA) 87 % of rep orting stations on it Natio nal Su m mary: U p 34, Sa me 19, D o w n 1, De buts 12, A dds 35 30 26 0 M EL M c D A NIE UL oulsla na Saturday Nig ht (Capitol) 10. RftR C hart 50-46. 38 32 27 (D M EL T1L LIS/A Million Old G o od byes (Elektra) MOE BANDY 43 35 29 CI D O TTIE W E S T/ W hat Are W e Doin' In Love (Liberty) My Wo man Loves The Devil Out Of Me (Columbia) 39 34 30 0 D O LL Y P A R T O N/But You K n o w I Love You (RCA) 137 % of reporting statio ns on it N ational Su m mery: U p 28, Sa me 18, D o wn 1, D eb uts 18, A d ds 32 29 21 C) T A M MY W Y NETTE/Co wboys Don't Shoot Straight lEpic) 10. RftR Chart De but X 29 25 23 CI R E B A M cE N T1RFJI Don't Think Love Ought. (MercurylPolyGraml SYLVIA 25 17 15 22 J UICE N E W T O N/A ngel Of The M orning (Capitol) 40 The Matador (RCA) 37 34 0 A N NE M U R R A Y/Blessed Are The Believers (Capitol) 42 81 % of reporting stations on It N ational Su m mary: U p 8, Sa me 23, D o w n 0, D e b uts 19, A dds 36 31 0 J O H N N Y C A S H/The Baron (Columbia) 20. R B A C hart D e b ut 47. 31 28 28 0 GENE WATSON/Between This Time And The Next Time (MCA)

1 3 9 28 A L A B A M A/Old Fla me (RCA) Most Added: Hottest: 41 39 33 0 G AIL D A VIE S/It's A Lovely, Lovely World ( W S) 44 B A R B A R A M A N D RELL 33 32 0 S A M MI S MIT H/C heatin's A 2- Way Street O A K RI D G E B O - S (Sound Factory) I Was Country When It Wasn't.. )MCA) Elv(ra (MCA) ze 26 24 29 B O B B Y G OL D S B O R O/AlIce D oesn't Love Here.. (Curb/CBS) JI M E D B R O W N ft H E LE N C O R NE LIU S T.G. S HE P P A R D 23 19 28 30 L O RE T T A LY N N/S o meb ody Led M e A way (M C A) Don't Bother To Knock (RCA) I Loved 'Em Every One (WB/Curb) 48 41 38 0 L A C Y J. DALTONANhisper (Columbia) D A VE R O W L A N D ft S U G A R R O S A N N E C A S H 44 39 0 K E N D AL LS/Heart Of The M atter (Ovation) Fool By Your Side (Elektra) Seven Year Ache (Columbia) 2 14 18 33 D A VID FFIIZZELL Es S H ELL Y W E ST/Y ou're The Beason God (WB) S YL VIA R O N NIE MI L S A P 7 10 14 34 M E RLE HAGGARD/Leonard (MCA) The Matador (RCA) Am I Losing You (RCA) - 40 38 0 S TE VE W A RIN E R/By Now )RCA) T O M P ALL ft T H E GL A SE R B R O T H E R S E M M YL O U H A R RIS Lovin Her Was Easier... (Elektra) Mister Sandman (WB) 13 13 20 38 W A YL O N Et JE S S1/Stor ms N ever Last (RCA)

BILL Y S W A N M A C D A VIS - - 40 0 W I LLJE N EL S O N/ M o na Lisa (Columbia) - 48 Do I Have To Draw A Picture (Epic) Hooked On Music (Casablenca/PolyGram) 41 0 E A RL T H O M A S C O NL E Y/Fire A nd S m ok e (Sunbird) S O N N Y C U R TIS J O H N A N DE R S O N - 49 48 0 ED BRUCE/Evil Angel (MCA) Good 01' Girls (Elektra) I'm Just An Old C hunk Of C oal... (W B) 49 48 42 40 J. P A Y C HE C K ft M. H A G G A R D/I Ca n't H old M yself in Line (Epic) 4 4 5GJ G N A RL Y M c C L AIN/Surround M e With Love (Epic) 4 8 19 42 J O H N N Y LEE/Pickin' U p Strangers (Full Moon)Asylum) New - - 48 0 BILL Y S W A N/D o I Have To Dra w A Picture (Epic) Entry - - 49 EL VIS PREIBL E Y/LovIn' Ar ms (RC A) MOST ACTIVE - - 50 0 J O H N N Y R O D RIG U EZ/I W a nt You Tonight (Epic) 0 M OE B A N D Y/ M y Recent releases are listed in order of their actIvIty The two numbers following the artist 'title 'label designation Wo man Loves The Devil Out Of Me (Columbia) lexampie 100 251 indicate how many of our reporters are on the recosp this week 11001 and of thOse 100 how many S YL VIA/The Matador (RCA) added It Mb week 1251 "Moyer are broken down for each record and indicate how many stations moved the song 48 S T A TLE R B R O T H E R S/In The Garden up on their charts held It the Same on to on add to on 31.31 etc i moved It Down on their charts or Added it this (Mercury/PolyGram) week M Indicates one of this week s most added new songs 49 B A R B A R A M A N D RE LL/1 W as Country When It Wasn't Cool (MCA) 50 R A Y P RICE/G etting Over You Again (Dimension) S T A TLE R B R O T HE R S "In The Garden" (Mercury/P oly Grarn) 88/3

National Sum mary - Up 45. Same 10, Down 2. Debuts 6, Adds 3. W SU N. WKK N, WCA W. WPLO d 29. WL WI-F M 15.11, KR MD This chart IS based solely or Complied weekly reports from our repOrtIng stations Black circled numbers Indicate A M FM 23-113. WSAI 22 17. WUBE FM 3629, KFDI AM 2s-18. KFTN 24-14, WVA M 12 7. WMZCI-F M 25.113 REM Chart Debut 48 continued upward movement from the majority of our reporters

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WC MS National Sum mary: Up 7. Same 14, Down 0. Debuts 12. Add 15. WCIIK-F M. WSUN. WIRK FM. WKL M. KBMR. WGEE. WDGY. FM. KB MR. WCXI. KEBC FM, WKK N. KICD-F M, KV00 NHBF. WKCCI-F M. KRZY, KMAK. KWJJ. KTO M, KEEN. WKX A. KSSS 50-40 C RIS TY LA NE "Love To Love You" (liberty) 29/16 M T O M P ALL ft T H E G UkSE R B R O T H E R S "Lorin' Her W as Easier..." (Elektra) 48/19 National Sum mary' Up 1, Same 7. Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 16 WSAI W MNI. WAXX. KBUF. KICD-F M. KFEQ. KSSS KEED National Sum mary: Up 4. Same 18, Down 0 Debuts 5. Adds 19 Including WSLR. WUBE-F M. WHK. WFMS FM, WDAF. KEED. KMPSA M FM, WYK KVET. WBA M. WS M KKYX, WTOR FM (SOP KEEN. WNYR, KLVI, WIRK FM. KW MT 48-39. WSIX FM 29-21 R O GE R B O WLIN G " A Little Bit Of H eaven" (M ercury/P oly Gra m) 28/2 R A N D Y P A R T O N " H old M e U ke You N ever H ad M e" (RC A) 46/2 Netional Sum mary' Up 10. Same 8, Down 0. D•but• 6. Adds 2. WSIX FM. WAXX, WOTO 47-43, KHEY 42.33 KV00 49-44 KGA National Sum mary Up 27. Same 9. 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SHOWBIZ, INC., the TV syndication firm which created the -Porter Wagoner Show," "Nashville On The Road," and an inventory of over 2400 TV programs, was sold to Multimedia, Inc. for $4.4 million. Multimedia owns and operates WZTV Channel 17 in Nashville and publishes the Music City News. The purchase makes Multimedia the largest producer and syndicator of Country syndicated programming *St o•— , • for television in America. MAY DAY: "Bunny" Stream was born NAMEDROPPERS: Backstage at the 111111116. Easter Day to Lynn Anderson and Harold Opry lately, familiar faces, famous faces, 'Spook' Stream in Lake Charles . . . Mel infamous faces abound: Mary "Kristin" 16,, 111! .4 0 1 Tillis and Terry Bradshaw's TV pilot Crosby (of "Dallas"), Gov. & Mrs Dick "Stockers" got good ratings last Friday Thornberg of Pennsylvania, Sonny CASH CALL TAKES TO THE ROAD — WGTO/Cypress Gardens, FL listeners can't miss the night (4-24) and has been pencilled Shroyer of "Enos," Roger Staubach (he station's brightly lit and loudspeakered "Roadmaster" when it pulls up behind vehicles into NBC's fall schedule, I used to play football), Catherine Bach equipped with a WGTO bumper sticker. If the occupant knows the current cash Jackpot understand . . . Allen (Lefty's 29-year-old (from "Dukes Of Hazzard"), George amount the country conveyance awards them the prize money — in amounts up to $60001 brother) Frizzell and Shelley (1Dottie's McGovern, Tennessee Governor Lamar Station PO Tony "The Bird" Slane is shown awaiting his turn at the wheel daughter) West are engaged! . . . Charlie Alexander, and Katie Ryder, writer of Daniels will be honorary starter at the "Six To Nine". Charlotte Motor Speedway's "World 600," billed as the world's largest stock car race TRIVIA QUIZ: Who was the first major (he's from around there). Cowles Bristol market Country female disc jockey??? (from Statesville, NC) says Charlie will Rosalie Allen, WOR/New York, 1949 to host the show . . . The Oak Ridge Boys, 1964. Rosalie's friends can write her cur- paying a self-confessed debt to Music City, rently at Box 712, Fort Mill, SC will play a benefit performance 29715 . . . WSM News Director Al Voecks, (guaranteed to bring in $22,000) for the a member of 'that staff for 18 years, was Tennessee Performing Arts Center at a fired! Voecks is a former TV news anchor- June 2 concert there. By the way, the Oaks man and News Director, for years a radio will ride in the televised Indy 500 parade on PD, and for the last two years Radio News May 23 . . . Joe Stampley will be profiled Director. (I knew it wouldn't last, Al.) I'm in the June issue of People sure Voecks will stay in Nashville radio if magazine . . . What is being billed as "the he wants to . . . Thanks to Bobby Neese in WBEU SCORES DOUBLE COUP — Following a recent Savannah concert T. G. Sheppard world's largest country music festival" Oklahoma City for the letter: "Dear Biff, I (left, and Conway Twitty (right) kicked back for an interview with WBEU/Beaufort SC PD never miss your column in R&R. I never Mark Robertson (center), which was later used on Mark's radio show. will take place July 4 and 5 at Myrtle Beach, SC. Performers will include Mac read it, but I never miss it!" ... Mort Davis, Emmylou Harris, Jerry Lee Lewis, Armstrong of Horsefeathers Cowboy Band Conway Twitty, Dottie West and Donna knows a preacher who compiled a list of Fargo, Bellamy Brothers and many 457 sins. Says he's been swamped with re- others . . . Loretta Lynn's ulcers kept her quests for that list by people who are hospitalized in Reno, missing her final afraid they may have missed days at Harrah's, (she was scheduled to something! . . . Big John Trimble, appear on the Academy of Country Music WRVA/Richmond's midnight mayor, got awards show) . . . 36-year Opry announcer this one in the mail: "The age of some Grant Turner is the subject of six women is like the speedometer on a used segments of "Country Crossroads," the car; you know it's set back, but you don't weekly syndicated show on radio hosted by know how far!" . . . Ron McCue, Jerry Clower and WBAP's Bill WDSD/Dover, DE, trivias: "One out of Mack . . . Boxcar Willie's "Best Of" every two Americans wears glasses. See album is nearing the million sales mark how important ears are??" from those TV ads. It's made him a star in the U.S. Fascinating story about Boxcar KING EDWARD SMITH IV was first a Country picker. He backed into radio pro- Willie. His name is Marty Martin, and he WVAM WELCOMES NATIVE SON — Music Hut in Altoona was the scene of a recent in- was a Country disc jockey for 25 years in gramming through the early morning store autograph session with hometown boy and Wheeling Jamboree star Lenny Gault as the Rocky Mountain states, primarily "live" radio show, selling baby chicks, well as country artist John Conlee, both in town for a concert Shown at the WVAM Idaho. He created the "Boxcar Willie" Hadacol, Grit newspapers and Cloverline remote are (I-r) Geult WVAM's Don Girard, Conlin), WVAM staffer Willie Nelson, WVAM Salve. He was the "cowboy singer" a sta- PD Tom Riley, and WVAM MD Stan Davis. identity in 1975! (True!). tion manager called one day many years GETTING YOUR NAME IN THE ago to do a 15-minute program of "hillbil- PAPER: Johnny Cash will lend a helping ly" music. That's the way country music hand to the debt-plagued South Dakota began on the radio, you know. But King State Fair with a September visit, "came to stay," as one of his idols, Bob donating his share of profits to the fair. Wills, used to say, and stay he did. He The gift could amount to $50,000, Fair learned about this uncertain, insecure (.# Com mission Chairman Sheldon Songstad medium that made it possible to com- said (that's nice!) . . . Mel Tillis making municate with thousands of people at the molasses? That's what they told me. Mel same time. He learned that, just by being grows sorghum and sugar cane on his himself, he could relate to people, talk to 1500-acre farm in nearby Cheatham Coun- them, share with them, play with them, ty. He plans to call it M-M-Mel's and be a very important part of their life. Molasses . . . 57 years ago this month That's what King Edward did, with WLS/Chicago, home of the original "Na- anybody he ever met. He became an im- tional Barndance," went on the air portant part of the life of all the people who (George D. Hay came from that station to ever knew him, because he cared about start a new barndance show in Nashville a people; because he related to people: year later that we call Grand Ole because people could relate to him. That Opry) .. . Pat and Shirley Boone are talk- King Edward Smith IV programmed a ing about moving home to Nashville The Roanoke radio station into the #1 slot and were house-shopping when they came to kept it there for more years than perhaps CLO WERS NO FOOL — Jerry Clower's April Fool's Day appearance as co-host on host this year's Dove Awards . . Eddy any other Country station has dominated a WMPS/Memphis's morning show wasn't intended to fool anyone. However, when the Raven appears in a new movie called market is a historic fact. My heart aches station's phone started ringing off the hook with listeners intent on speaking to the coun- "Uforia" with Hank Williams, Jr. and for his wife Linda Dean and their kids; and try veteran, the bombarded receptionist thought everybody was playing an April Fool's joke on her. Next time, guys, let her in on who's there (especially on April Shown yock- Roger Miller (Roger moving back to for all those near him who even un- ing it up in the studio are WMPS PD Walt Jackson, plower, end WMPS morning man Nashville?). consciously depended on King for the con- Bob Dayton. LOOKALIKES: Linda Ronstadt and fidence, enthusiasm, and excitement he in- Rosanne Cash. spired for his work, his family, and for life. One Good Thing... S YLVIA "THE MATADOR" 4 R&R 47* BB 43** CB 45* RW 43* (BREAKER)

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Hottest Tracks: EM MYLOU HARRIS - Evangeline - (WB) "Bed Moon Rising" T.G. SHEPPARD - I Love 'Em All - (WB/Curb) -vv. O olong In "Rlde The Train" "We Belong in Love Tonight" "Ashes By Now" Love Tonight" "You Waltzed Yoursoff RlgM into My LNe" Face The Night ALABAMA (RCA) T.G. SHEPPARD (WB) CHARLY McCLAIN - Surround Me With Love - (Epic) Alone" 'Whet's Forever For" 'Silence On The Line" "Sweet And Eery, Soft And Stow" SYLVIA - Drifter - (RCA) .Cry Baby Cry' •'Heart On The Mend" COUNTRY ALBUMS RONNIE MILSAP - Out Where The Bright Lights Are "Missin• You" Glowing - (RC A) "our whom The Blight Lights Are Glowing" Cuts in bold type are receiving the heaviest airplay. W AYLON Er JESSI - Leather Er Lace - (RCA) -"What's Hap JUICE NEWTON - Juice - (Capitol) "Queen Of Ifeerts" "Coon pened To Blue Eyes" "I Ain't The One" "I Believe You Can try Comfort" ALABA MA - Feels So Right - (RCA) "Rid* 1,10 Trak," -FRI* SP HANK WILLIA MS JR. - Rowdy - (ElektraiCurb) -Dixie On Right" "Lorain The First Degree" "Hollywood- '/m Stoned' DOLLY PARTON - 9 To 5 And Odd Jobs - (RCA) -ra. My Mind" "Are You Sum Hank Done It This Way" JOHN ANDERSON - John Anderson 2 - (WB) "chock.. House Of Th. Rise*, Sul" Truck" "July The 12th, 1939'"The Same Old Girl" "You've Got The Longest JOHNNY PAYCHECK - Mr. Hag Told My Story - (Epic) Leaving Act In Town" "You Don't Neve Very Fes To Go""I've Got A Yearning Carolyn" "I'll Leave Most Requested: The Bottle On The Bar All Night LedY ED BRUCE - One To One - (MCA) 11 Maan You F., in Loral OAK RIDGE BOYS "Elvira" (MCA) Everrifterg's A Wafts" "Love's Found You And Me" CHARLEY PRIDE - Roll On Mississippi - (RCA) i Used To T.G. SHEPPARD All Loved 'Ern Every One" (WB/Curb) CON WAY Et LORETTA - Two's A Party - (MCA) •Troct 'a A Be That Way" "Ghost Written Love Letters" "Taking The Easy Way Out" "He Petty" "Right In The Palm Of Your Hand" Can Be An Angel" "She's As Good As Gone" RONNIE MILSAP "Am I Losing You" (RCA)

TERRI GIBBS - Somebody's Knockin - (MCA) .14/Is/ling MARTY ROBBINS - Everything I've Always Wanted - ROSANNE CASH "Seven Year Ache" (Columbia) Weir ''Rich Man" (Columbia) "Another Cup Of Coffee" "Gene Autry, My Hero" JOHN ANDERSON "I'm Just An Old Chunk... (WB) ( Page 49 REtR1Friday, May 1, 1981

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E*EAKERSil POP/ADULT AIRPLAY/ 30 -Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of Three Two Last This station activity on any given week. Weeks Weeks Week Week May 1, 1981 DOLLY PARTON 4 1 1 0 J. TAYLOR Et J.D. SOUTHER/Her Town Too (Columbia) But You Know I Love You (RCA) 6 5 4 0 SMOKEY ROBINSON/Being With You (TarnIa) JUICE NEWTON/Angel Of The Morning (Capitol) 64% of our reporters on it Add KHO W, KFMB, KNBR, 2 2 2 3 KSTP, KGGF, WHOK, KFOR, KMRJ, WSG W, WNFL, WACI, 3 3 3 4 GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Just The Two Of Us (Elektra) WKH M. Heavy rotation 97AIA, WT MJ, WRVA, WSBA, 21 17 10 0 GINO VANNELLI/Living Inside Myself (Arista) WOOD, WRIE, W DEF. Medium rotation WBEN, WGR, 16 11 8 0 T.G. SHEPPARD/I Loved 'Ern Every One (WB/Curb) WELI, WLTA, WSB, WDAE, WSJS, KEX, WCCO-A M, 1 4 5 7 SHEENA EASTON/Moming Train INine To Five) (EMI America) WNAB. Debuts at 25 on PIA chart 30 21 14 0 DOTTIE WEST/What Are We Doing In Love (Liberty) RAY PARKER JR. Et RAYDIO 27 22 15 0 JOHN LENNON/VVatching The Wheels (Geffen) A Wo man Needs Love... (Arista) 12 7 6 10 BARRY MANILO W/Lonely Together (Arista) 62% of our reporters on it Add WBZ-A M, WELI, WFYR, 17 14 11 11 STEELY DAN/Time Out Of Mind (MCA) WCCO-FM, WNAB, WNEU, WDEF, WNDB, WY MC, WRVA, 19 16 13 (ZID CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Say You'll Be Mine (WB) KRZ1, KMRJ. Heavy rotation WHEN, 97AIA, WS M-FM, 13 12 7 13 STEVE WIN WOODNVhile You See A Chance (Island) KEX, WRIE, WEIM, WABZ, WCHV, WLVA. Medium rotation CHA MPAIGN/How 'Bout Us (Columbia) WCB M, WBEN, WIP, WGY, WASH, WBT, WRVR, WOAI-FM, 24 18 17 0 W DAE, KPPL, KNBR, WL W, WGAR. Jumps 27-23 on P/A 28 26 19 0 CLIMAX BLUES BAND/I Love You (WB) chart 23 20 16 16 ABBA/Super Trouper (Atlantic) JESSE WINCHESTER 30 28 KIM CARNESIBette Davis Eyes (EMI America) 6 12 18 EMMYLOU HARRIS/Mister Sandman (WB) Say What (Bearsville/VVB) 9 27 22 0 ANNE MURRAY/Blessed Are The Believers (Capitol) 62% of our reporters on it Add WDAE, KFMB, WNAB, TASTE OF HONEY/Sukiyaki (Capitol) WRIE, WDBO, WRVA, KOB, KBLF, WFDF, KWOS, WDIF, 26 25 21 0 WHIZ, WNEU. Heavy rotation 97AIA, WT MJ, W DEF. 7 8 9 21 TERRI GIBBS/Somebody's Knockin' (MCA) Medium rotation WELI, WLTA, WBT, WRVR, WS M-FM, 29 28 25 0 RUPERT HOLMES/I Don't Need You (MCA) WOAI-FM, WSJS, KEX, WEIM, WGIR, WSBA, W ABZ, 29 27 RAY PARKER JR. Et RAYDIO/A Woman Needs... (Arista) WJBO, WCHV, WNDB, WSLI. Debuts at 28 on PIA chart 26 0 DON McLEANISince I Don't Have You (Millennium) . 4. 0 DOLLY PARTON/But You Know I Love You (RCA) 5 9 20 26 B. STREISAND Et B. GIBB/What Kind Of Fool (Columbia) 11 13 18 27 DARYL HALL Et JOHN OATES/Kiss On My List (RCA) NEWYou II notice two numbers immediately& follow eachAcTivE song tale below (example 30/51 The first more cents tot al number of our reporting stations pawing the record des week The second is the num . 4. 0 JESSE WINCHESTER/Say What (Bearsville/VVB) Der of those stations that added it this week . 4. 0 STARS ON 45/Medley (Radio/Atlantic) JIM PHOTOGLO "Fool In Love ...t.. wi h You" (20th) 59/9 add WEL]. WHA M. WRVR. 97AJA. KFMB, WT MJ, WNAB, WLNH. WGIR. Heavy rotation WLTA. KEX. WT MJ, WRV A, KOLO, 0 JIM PHOTOGLO/Fool In Love With You (20th) KXIC WJON Medium rotation W OAI FM WSJS W HIO WEIM W CFR. WSBA. WCHV W DEF.

W1S WNDB Debuts at No 3) on PA chart This chart is based solely on statistics compiled weekly from our reporting stations New Entry NEIL DIA MOND "America" (Capitol) 58/31 add WIP. WGY. WHEN, WRVR. 97AIA, KPPL KEX. KNBR. KLOK. WL W. WOAR. WLNH, W ABZ, KMED. WDIF. WSO W, KOCIF, WJON. ['Mack circled numbers indicate sionrficant upward movement from at least 6096 of our reporters Heavy rotation WDAE WRVA. Medium rotation. W132-A M, WEE R WOR, WET, WS M-F M, WOAI-

FM. WFYR. W W WE WNAB. WGIR WJBO. KAAY, WKIQ, KOCIF Heavy rotation : WEB. WDEF Medium rotation: WNEU, WNDB. WF1R STARS ON 46 "Medley" (Radio/Atlantic) 56/8 add W OY. WHEN, W ASH, KNBR. KR21, KBLF. WHBC. WIB W. KRMG WJBO. WHEY. WO WO. WFDF Heavy rotation WEE R WO K 97AIA. WDAE. WSJS. WNEU. WSU. KR2I KBAI. KOOF, WKH M Medium rotation WCB M. WEZA M, WET. WL W, WGAR. WRIL WEIM. ERIC CLAPTON "I Can't Stand It" (RSO) 20/1 add W 8F144 Heavy rotation WIP, WL W. WLNH, WCHV, WO WO, WHIZ. Medium rotation WBEN. WON. KDKA. WET. WOAR.WEIM. WNEU. WLNH. VVABZ. Debuts at No 29 on PIA chart Most Added: M AUREEN McGOVERN "Halfway Home" (Maiden Voyage) 40/8 add WGIR. KEA!. KRKK W SU KOB. KNEE. WFDF, WACI, KFOR. WJON Heavy rotation: WL W. WFTL KLO. KGGF. Medium NEIL DIA MOND rotation WE U VVCCO-A M W NAB. WEIM. WATTI. WSBA, WNDB, WTAFC KOLO. WKIQ, WHBC. A merica (Capitol) Added at 29% of our reporting stations W OOD Others Getting Significant Action GEORGE FISCHOFF "Little Ballerina Blue" (Heritage) 39/5 wcem. wski FM. PAUL AREA W NDB W DBO. KXIC Heavy rotation WT MJ, KOB. WOOD Medium rotation WE U. WCCO-A M, BOBBY VINTON "Let Me Love You Goodbye" (Tapestry) 19/1 add KMRJ Ire Been Wailing (RCA) WEIM. WSBA. WIS, WFTL WY MC. KUGH. KMED. KRKIC WHEY. WHBC. KRNT. KFOR, WJON. Heavy rotation WIT S. WEB. WT MJ. WFTL Medium rotation: WHOK. WJON Added at 17% of our reporting stations JESSE WINCHESTER BILL MEDLEY "Don't Know Much" (Liberty) 38/2 add WSB, WT MJ Heavy rotation: TERRY CASH MAN "Willie, Mickey El 'The Duke' (Talkin' Baseball)" (Life- Say What (Rearsville WBI WRVA, KMED Medium rotation WRVR W DAE KEX WEIM W HAG WIS WFTL KOB KLO song) 17r7 add W HIO. WIS, KUGN. KMED, WHEY. KXIC, KMRJ Medium rotation WE U. w000 Added at 12% of our reporting stations KNEE. WHBC. WKH M. KMRJ. WIB W DON WI LLIA MS "Falling Again" (MCA) 17/1 add KXIC. Heavy rotation KLOK, DON NicLEAN PAUL ANKA "I've Been Waiting For You All My Life" (RCA) 37/18 add WIP. KRNT. ELMS. KRMG Medium rotation, WSJS, WTVN. WCCO-A M. WDEF. WOOD. KMRJ. Since I Don't Have You (Millennium) 97AIA. KEX., W WWE. WT MJ, WSFM, WEB & WIS. WTAR, WORG. WRV A, KRKO, KOLO. KRKK. Added et 11% of our reporting stations WJON. WHBC, WKIQ, WHEY Heavy rotation WHAG Medium rotation WLTA. WCCO-A M. WEER. HELEN REDDY "I Can't Say Goodbye To You" (MCA) 16/4 add WITS. wsa. RAY PARKER JR. Es RAYDIO W ATR. KRKK Medium rotation W NDB. WK10_ KRUG. KOCIF A Wo man Needs Love Ariso) ROVERS "Wasn't That A Party" (Epic/Cleveland International) 16/2 add KMED, B.J. THO MAS "Some Love Songs Never Die" (MCA) 3613 add wmac. W OOD, Added at 11% of our reporting stations KNEE Heavy rotation WBEN. WSG W VVJON, W HIZ Medium rotation WIP W GAR WJBO KXIC Newry rotation WLTA. WEB. WFTL Medium rotation WCCO-A M. WNAB. WSBA. WABZ. DOLLY PARTON WKH M WDIF W HDB. WDBO. KELE, WKIO, KMRJ, WJON But You Know I Love You (RCA) STEVIE WONDER "Lately" (Taroks) 16/2 add WCCO-F M. WEIM Heavy rotation. WOAI PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE "Still Right Here In My Heart"(Cesablanca/ Added at 11% of our reporting stations FM. WATFI Medium rotation: WET. WISM FM. WRIE, WSFM. KOB PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE PolyG ram) 28/12 add KPPL WL W, W W WE. WLNH, WCFR. WJBO, WIS WS U. KMED, KBAI. CUFF RICHARD "Give Me A Lithe Bit More" (EMI America) 1415 add wcco Still Right Here ICasablancs (PoNGrern) KLO WIE W Medium rotation- W8B. WO W. WNEU, KXIC, WKH M, WJON FM. WCFR. KLO. WNFL KXIC Heavy rotation WKH M Medium rotation W CHV, WELT WFIR. Added at 11% of our reporting •totions MICHAEL JACKSON "One Day in Your Life" (Motown) 2614 add KEX, WHIO. KRKK W ATR, WFIR Heavy rotati on 9751A, ELMS Medium rotation-. WASH, WET. WDAE. KFMB. WRIE, TO M MY JAMES "You're So Easy To Love" (Millennium) 1217 add W HAG. WSFM. WNDB, WFTL WRVA. WOOD W SU. WRVA, KRZI. KMED. KNEE Heavy rollIdOn, KFC113 Medium rotation WFIR PHIL COUJNS "I Missed Again" (Atlantic) 2611 add KOOF Heavy rotation. WIP, STANLEY CLARKE/GEORGE DUKE "Sweet Baby" (Epic) 1215 add W CFR, WSLI, VVSM FM W ABZ WLNH Medium rotation W ON. W GY KPPL WL W W GAR W HAG W NEU, Hottest: KMED. KRIM, WHIZ Medium rotation: WRV R WCC OA M, KFCID W8U, EASY. KWOS. WKla add WNAB. WLVA, WY MC. KUGN. WKH M, DILLMAN BAND "Lovin' The Night Away" (RCA) 2518 acid wspoi FM. WCCO-A M, LEE RITEN OUR "Is It You" (Elektra) 11/7 K WOS. WHOK Medium rotation - WET. WS M FM, WORG SMOKEY ROBINSON W ATR. WDEF. KLO, WJON. WKH M. WHBC Medium rotation. WSJS. WNAB KFCID, WK10. KXIC. Being With You iTemial STARK F, McBRIEN "Home Again . Again" (Lifesong) 11/3 add KLO W HIO FR MIKE b THE KNOCKOUTS "Sweetheart' (Millennium) 24/2 add KoKA. Reported hot at 48% of our stations WIB W M e diunri rotation WFTI. W HBC W HAG Heavy rotation WBZ AM. WO K WHEN. WOAI FM. WL W, WLNH. WABZ WFIR WO WO. JAMES TAYLOR Et J.D. SOUTHER DAN HARTMAN "Heaven In Your Arms" (Blue Sky) 11/1 add WEIM Heavy rote Medium rotation M IT. WCHV. EASY W ORD. KNEE, WKIQ, WHIZ. Her Town Too (Columbia) JOHN O'BANION "Love You Like I Never Loved Before" )Elektra) 23/4 add don KFQD Medium rotation- WIT S. WDAE Reported hot at 48% of our stations WCIAR. WEIM. KAAY, WO WO Heavy rotatiore WABZ Medium rotation - WON. WHEN, WS M FM. DAVID FRIZZEU- Et SHELLY WEST "You're The Reason God Made Okla- SHEENA EASTON W OAI FM. WILIS. WL W, WLNH. WNEU. WCHV. W81.1. WDBO. WHEL homa" (WB) 10/4 add WRIE. WCCO-A M, KRNT, WHOSE . Medium rotation KLO Morning Train (EMI America) R•ported hot at 38% of our •tatione JOHN COUGAR "Ain't Even Done With The Night" (Riva/PolyGram) 23/3 JIM MY BUFFETT Stars Fell On Alabama" (MCA) 10/4 add wse. W NDB. WLVA. DROVER WASHINGTON JR. add WHEN WS W. KOCIF Heavy rotation W BZ AM. W1 W, WGAR. WLNH. WFIR. WHIZ WO WO KUON Heavy rotation 97AIA. Medium rotation WET, WDEF Just The Two Of Us (Elek trial Medium rotation WET. WEIM, WCFR. WCHV. WORG. WKH M. ~ BC NICOLETTE LARSON "When You Come Around" (WB) 10/2 add KEX. WIS Reported hot at 35% of our •tations CAPTAIN TENNILLE "Keepin' Our Love Warm" (Casablanca/PolyGram) Medium rotation WET. WKH M JUICE NE WTON 23/1 odd KOOF Hea vy rotation WEIM, WFTL Medium rotation WIT S. WEB. WCC O AM, WEB S. GARY U.S. BONDS "This Little Girl" (EMI America) 818 add W O K WIP. WCFR. Angel Of The Morning (Capitol) Reported hot at 29% of our stations WDBO K LO WHBC. KXIC.VVJON.WIE W VVATH W HEU. WCHV. W811, WFIR, WDIF GINO VANNELU TOM JONES "Derlin' " (MercurylPolyGram) 2116 add KFABZ. WDEF. wrri. wim a. QUINCY JONES "Al No Corrida" (MIM) 814 add W OAI FM. V/GAR. WLNH W AR! Living Inside Mys•H (Arista) W HBC Heavy rotation W88 Medium rotation VVCC O AM, WORG. WRVA, WHOK. WJON Heavy rotation WBEN Medium rotation WFIR Reported hot at 23% of our stations LENNY LaBLANC "Somebody Send My Baby Home" (Capitol/MSS) RAZZY BAILEY "Friends" (RCA) 812 add WSJS. KRNT Heavy rotation WIT S. WEB 21/0 Heavy rotation 9751A. KOB Medium rotation WIT S. WRVR. WS M FM W GIR W NAB GLEN CA MPBELL Et TANYA TUCKER "Why Don't We Just Sleep On It KFC1D WHEY WKICI,WACI Tonight" (Capitol) 8/2 add WHIO. WKIO Medium rotation: KO& WKH M ROSANNE CASH "Seven Year Ache" (Columbia) 20/7 add 97AIA. WL W was*, a.11110 'AO REGIONAL N b R/Friday. M ay 1 1 ill PM ADDS & HOTS lAs I MID WES1 SOUTH W CION•atOo me * WRIMon, mo m, W ARDIAhrini WfA S wan e•homosems D.C. IMP vn/Giricsoo IITA112 0 aormain 1WW WILICtoreimail 1111CATimais ale 11 1111 flainermalm..• WI TUPI lawilordsie Hal SWIM SID Nat WIAJIPapresib Karen Anderson ana ()mean.. haarb John Viredapribee Tara INMA N Ilenny taw Ciao laironor Immo Pros kw A %Array armee U Stars un 4 ioro% G Fisch er I I last* Of Money 0 minim. HOTti..1 J temper I nomperdiftli Norio st N Olommod • Washinettm Jr ▪ Parma Jr Taste Ur Hone, 1 Jones J Photoglo • mithingt,., (Wheals) Son III) J *IMMO. Robinson S PON • J Thaws ithastern !alto Of Mono, Santana (DP) 5 Easton (1111.mels) manila. i4011151 P Ante I. lischuff H01115, 40111%1 (le arn) Ti, sloe Robinson 14101111 I Cashman NOTTIST % hebinton % Talton Champaign J Lannon Taylor/South, C illichard tros• W A TRANsirrotrw II (arms% (Wheals) itrelash41 D West *Nile /Appleton $ bolas. (Giro) Met O'Connor 4. yanftelli 6 Vannelli A I 61ba Stars on Jeff C U West IC? Ti ST Band thapoi.,1 • ! Won K tarn., M No6onwr.. 5 Robins. fi Vanna I I i J Newton San oi I loan Band P Collins 11 tint°, I Newton stars on 45 N Dianond 0 West • Redd, tinarCintamoni (lima. Uses I i Thomas 5 lasten Wendy Prelim I Cashman (Amerise) It Carnet WO Ulak m Hewn ▪ Jos kton Ores Paola° Sand G O'Sullivan / P Ants Climax aloes will Pinta Sayar 4 Para*, Jr 140111.1 ItOOPTC MOomello VICC O-Allbleatnempswit 03TTIST Band WI I Ain liar la Wit Mlaioliaon N Dimond Wf01401/13.•noobs... 9 A itaydio Taylor/Souther J Photoglo Demeg Lame 4 rrrrrr Jr I. km, is McCord 41.r. Les.ndor• Welt Grayoors I Lennon • Marillow (Amertsa) SOY Wriet, Mardi° S abode. PPL (10**1,) 6 Vmmelli N Ot wound I numpardints 1 Phutoglo Nan Ion WitHIW Assimen 014111*, N Diamond Climb. blues A Hurray 11 Cash P Mho ( /War ,, , (Pi)sen lane I. Mich A Mornay ▪ Hob s O 1113TTEST M nyliandmil lamari,ai 0 Mei,. Sand Heat U lost irirrell I test HOTTEST HOTTEST • ot Gom m Nall A Oates andlly Mh y mi P Collins illtanour elDflEST Hall I Oetfts C trots 11SRICSOOSIIMOOM0410 S. Litton G Washington Jr G U S Boas Mt in WHRINWHarMing M Cash D PartOn G Washington , G Washington .in 6 Millington Jr analhomo 11.. Carnet HOTTEST 5 Clarite A Murray P 5non (rv) Taylor/Soothe, AmrsaMas D Parton ((now) J Phologlo J lemiton A Murray I 6 Duke LOT. (OP) A. Array (Know) Dilimen Sand T Gibbs Winrood I. Robinson C Cross 0 eatery T JONA Champaion MDTTIST 1 G Sheppard NOTIIST J Lannon it Parka, Jr Gapt lemille (ROMM) M etiovern S fasten I tucker R Mo)ne, Champsign J Cowes, C. Richard If lost (Wheels) Raydlo WELAR Ximeliind HOTTEST tobinso. G Campbell HOTTEST (Gin) WIGASIMIrldperpori 5heepard N Diamond Chuck CaIllor Taylor/South* , R (ash I. Merrit Stars On 44 WeCCCYFMMINnnemoun e S Easton My McCormilcir (Amoris4) Robinson P Anita S. Easton C Cross CtrfLondgeen 6 Sheppard G U S 110ndS (S Jonas Stars On 4S HOTTEST O. West Stars On 45 e P ,Phicsciariphia J Winshoster J O'Banion G. lashlagton Jr whiSAlionle M ama Olifel J Phologio raylOr/Souther V. Nelson a Parker Jr Sob Hu•sio J. NOR M J Winchester HOTTEST N Diamond .orGrgeflehfie Bind WOIDOICirlormla J Newton N. *liven, A Raydlo I Parker Jr (li ed, Blues (America) • Vannelli S Wirmood 0 West , gullet Tan lioneargann I Raydiu P Ans. Sand HOTTEST KV/OSOJefferoon C E Harris RRRIA/Columbv• Ily R Holmes N Diamond T G. Shoppard % Fitton Sieve Mors* (Stars) miLa Tam a Pan S Robinson AWN N Dimond HOTTEST (America) Stirs On 45 4. Washington Jr. Denny Nsopeni Liston a we miler S Mond*, (Train) (ameriss, GU S Bonds G Washington Jr Mall 4 Oates Marshall fucker J Lennon WIIIIC/Caolon A Carnes I Richard J Winchester HOTTEST Champaign RIO Speintivagon Band b Medi*, I Cash (Wheels) alto Dom J Lennon (Si,,) G fischoff S Winmood (Take) Niteflyte . Middy J O'Sanion 0 west (dhotis) HOTTEST HOTTEST 1 CloptOn M IRA N orb Rovers C. Ritenour . Curt last* Of Honey G T Jones HOTTEST K. Carrot G Washington J Lennon Jim Horn S. Easton Congragation HOTTEST 1 G Sheppard P Ants J Newton J. Lennon J Reartraft Ihnusels) (Mader.) J Dalton G Washington Jr 'AflOr/Youthar Dillmin Band S Robinson (asols) 5 laSton 0 West S. Win ., P Anita 11 J. Thomas Lash., Galli'', S 1aston Taylor/ Souther Champaign N. 11111s 5 Nobinton R Cash HOTTEST J. f. Coley J Newton G Washington Jr Climes alms M. McDaniel Testa Of n..e. HOTTEST (Without) itobinaon Room Christian Taylor/Souther S Easton Band RORAJORIaburgh S. WaShington Jr L. I mow its Taylor/Soother T G Sheppard J. Winchester G. Vannelli WPIVA/Pleammond RnnstyPileb • McIntire None S. Easton S Robinson V/1110fDayion HOTTEST HOTTEST Oboe Or..,, MOTT(S! Merton J. Winchester PeggyPcnviati S. Easton W HAS/Lowisellio J Lemon itaIDJOIMMINiurg J. Norton Stars On 45 Robinson J Cannon S. Robinson Awry 11 - LawiloSaranger Taylor/Soother • ranneiii Rovers (Wheels) Wheels) M. Jackson Taylor/Souther I Harris II Part,, Jr ▪ Carnes frank* A Knockouts T. Cashman D. Sett N Holmes D Mclean B Muni Tor lordie Taste Of Honey C (rots I TuCker Stars On 45 140T11.0 (Since) T G Sheppard I Jowls • Vannalli HOTTEST A G. Canpbell Hall I Oates D Parton J. Ilincrostor Mall I Oates WEST ',lark A NcBrien KIMIZaimisoe Cloy Jr (Know) WJR0/11sionRompo it:nset (i P Mira W0R/Ilutiolo G Washington Jr HOTTEST a m DPI B Vinton Louramilanlimos HOTTEST Awry Roo 1 (.ibe% POWAltionaorara 1 11 idltroo laylOr/Soother 0 PaeltIon KIM(Orldedford T Jones R Porter Jr Stars On 45 Taylor/Souther ParlDoughno Derreflniet Manilow Raydio N Diamond K Carnes G uS Bonds S Robinson Chsollo Hirt Cross D Yost WLVAApnehlswg T. Cashman (Merits) S. 164110 Get eet Abs. Abba 1 WI Irby J. Winchester HOTTEST Stars On 45 Toon LoolorIch V/TAFJPOttsburgh Shot In Dark S. Robinson HOTTEST 0 West CaStiman P Anita fet HOTTEST Taylor/Souther M. OiMend S Winmood Don Swim St McGovern T. James HOTTEST N Diamond WIte4T13.• Moinfra G. Washington Jr. A Cash (Anwitar ▪ Carnes Taylor/Souther (America) HOTTEST Rovers raylor/Sauthr• Soon Id J. Newton HOTTEST Stars On 45 C Cross J Ilawton J Buffet S Easton S. Clarke G Washington J. S Robinson Climax Blues J Lennon S. Robinson G tannin, T•ylor/Souther G. Duke J Lennon Abet (Stars) B Mantic,. Rand Wirill/Doenokro Champaign (Wheels) 0 West J Berton N. Diamond (Wheels) r irrel I West S. Robinson T HOTTEST Oak Ridge Boys Sill laromari Abel (America) J Newton ( Cross WSO WftkagInew K. Vannelli Get Wet S Robinson MMUIJErfe J Lennon PIN. S Robinson WIXONjlancashw E. lit/mu, R Galley Rich Notches Dilly & kat,. Climax Blues HOTTEST Ted Abbott (Wheels) HOTTEST (friends) OnagEronnon WITTICharloSe A. Parsons Bind KRIOL/Rock Springs HOTTEST G. Vaanelit J Newton N Diamond G.U.S Bonds S Win000d Andy lecitot eeeeee 11 & West KFOOlanchavage Taylor/Southar Rod Tucker Winwood D. McLean C. Cross 7 G Shappard (America) M Jacison 0 Grusin Mork loons G Washington Ir Lennon (Sinc*) D. Parton None S. Forbert HOTTEST Steely Clan Rovers RI tenoor R. Molams Taste Of Honey B. Medley (Wheels) (Know) HOTTEST Hall Oat*, None M McGovern Fri:tell I 0 Ittitan J. Winchrastor G SheCiPard HOTTEST D. West S. (Baton 3-W-S/Pitietwoon H. Reddy WirDliallor NOTTEST HOTTEST West (Slate) Korb Crowe J. Newton D. Mclean 6. Washington Jr 1 Janes P Anti. Pool Landing, S Hart S Editors G. Washington jf (Since) Taylor/Souther L Redbone HaAithlorro Bay N Diamond D Parton S Robinson A Carnes S. Easton Stars On 4$ J Newton S Robinson (America) D. West (Know) 6 WashinIton Jr Donna Si John E. Harris Maw lirophoy J Lennon S Clarke J. Winchester Nit*flyte R Parker Jr Taylor/Souther S Robinson (Wheels) Rbb• 4 foamond A G Duke D. McLean HOTTEST WCHINClarioNomallo VfOAFFM/IonAntonto Raydio HOTTEST NWV. DiamondiaCia "sid T Josef (Since) S. Easton Ta m a N. Talmo itimtnfammemay G (Merkel WiJOH/51 r rood (Morita) S. Washington Jr K HO W/Denver HOTTEST Stars On 45 E. Harris PPS To... Scott S Easton N. torGorern 0 P rrrrr Jr. A Parsons WIDINFIrchOurg Leigh Ma mas HOTTEST S Robinson B. Manlier L Sayer S Robinson Taylor/Southar HOTTEST T.G Sheppard (Wrong) (S• Jones Ch an No w G Washington Jr N. Dianond Taylor/Souther D Parton S Robinson Steely Dan Taylor/Soother Taste Of Money G.0 S bonds NOTTEST (America) Miteflyte S Winmood S. Robinson Santana S. bannalli Get Wet (Know) Taylor/Souther I G Sheppard P. Ants All. K Carnes Cross S. Manilow AF()R/Lincoln. NS HOTTEST J. Newton S Wonder N. McGovern rfa:r tonT HOTTEST Stars On 45 Steely Dan Pan' Moron S Robinson r S. Wonder D Hatted, WHAM Mochester Dill.., Band J. Lennon MMININIan Dago Taylor/Souther S. Robinson J Olianion MCACUFramport HOTTEST J. Newton Dem Laird (Moron) K101Ogelon LansanlAnthany D. McLean J Lennon Taylor/Souther D West S Easton TO. Sheppard D. McLean Larry Lance (Wheels) Jr' K Carnes Barbers M. Richardson (Since) J. Newton O West D. Parton C Cross WDARITarnps HOTTEST (Crying) Choi. Blues Rovers Climax Blues N. Ormond II Crawford N. Dimond (Know) S Easton Chris Ranopmolor Taylor/Souther Band Clime. Blues PrsiannIMMIonotio W "IS°"hir Band (Hello) Dillow. Band (Americo) M. McGovern All. D. Parton Band Otemiiillethe A Murray T Jams D. Mete., HOTTEST WDffiCreitanouga J Winchester • Vannalli Taylor/Souther ((now) J Lennon J. Photoglo O Mclean 'Pt (Since) T.G. Sheppard StanloyHaU HOTTEST ,eiriter Jr J. Pitotoglo (Wheels) HOTTEST Kichard N. McGovern S. Winwood Stars On 45 I Rantio (Since) A HoliveS Taylor/Souther D. Parton 1 Easton D. West ...ton (Give) J Winchester C Cross J. apron MIIIMANToatekat (ROdern) N Diamond Stark II Mclirien HOTTEST ((now) C, Tann.? I N. Dianond ,goom) ▪ PPL/Oenver Rhode Form (America) B Manilas HOTTEST HOTTEST R Parker Jr (Monica) Miens& Moore G Washington Jr. Steely Dan Taylor/Souther Taylor/Souther OEMS/Lincoln Raydio S. rimmed WHACialsgorsloant Taylor/Souther Ppl J RhotoglO I G Sheppard S. Robinson Gary Collin. / Jones J Lennon El Allaunigardner N Utasond S Robinson Marshall Tucker Abba K Carnes Dilimen Band (m ail) B Minnow SYMARIAMmi WOVISchoneelatly (Amerlea) Band B Mandrel, C Cross Champaign G Sheppard None James PPL Stark I McBrien Y olendoPWIlfer MN Buchner A Mornay G Vanneili HOTTEST (Country) InNalWamto Franke I Knockout% Carnes HOTTEST HOTTEST None C ar lanalo HOTTEST HOTTEST KOWSR/SanFrancleco Taylor/Souther Stars On 45 REX/Portland W O WO/FL Wayne Newton M Diamond 8 Manlier S Easton LernyFh0140 J Newton Steely Dan N Diamond Bob Swenson Sam DoVincent (Peerica) N Diamond Taylor/Souther Taylor/Souther E. Harris R. Cash (America) Taylor/Souther (Americo) 1 Easton S Robinson D. Parton Daimon Sana a 0 West P. Anita HOTTEST 11 Streisand J O•danion Winchester O. Parker Jr Abbe (Know) C. Cross S Easton (li fts Blues B Gibb wirmmood J Photogio Raydto N. Diamond Stars On 45 N. Diamond ▪ Newton G Washington Jr Band HOTTEST (Promises) Stars On 45 I. Holm% (America) T. James J Newton G Vannellt VOIS/Columble Champaign P Ants HOTTEST Stars On 45 HOTTEST HOTTEST Bob Davis Taylor/Souther N Diamond G Sheppard Taylor/Souther S Easton Taylor/Souther J. Winchester WRIWG/Tulaa WSFMAterrisburg S Robinson Kt/ON/Eugene S Easton (Anerical S Easton R Holmes S. Robinson Sob Psi,. Orion Jamas Taylor/Souther Ocin Sishop ' Cashman J Lennon M Jackson G. Washington Jr. G.U.S. Bonds (DR) /I Otinilow MICalVtaringlia0 S. Robinson PPt (Wheels) N. Larson Hall II Oates 1 G Sheppard J lonwm ArflTsykw Buffet G. Vannelll Je rrrrr on Starship None N Diamond G Washington Jr HOTTEST J Lannon Stps On 45 (Wheels) 'Stars) K. Carnes (DP) HOTTEST S Robinson (Wheels) (AMMIca) E. Clanton S Clarke HOTTEST Manama ishawn I G Sheppard N Larson WSJO/Winatorhlkeiern K Carnes G Duke S. Winwood J Nowt°, P Ants WINIUN agralo 'Y & Boaters Steely Dan GeompeSnmen P PPL KLINUSen Jose WOODICOrsnol Rapids Taylor/Soother S. Easton HOTTEST Davallehois iittenour C Cross J. Gawp, CU S Bonds HOTTEST [bona Bischoff Bill Siroyk G. Washington Jr. T.G. Sheppard G. Washington Jr Abba D. Altman A murray C Richard Easton C. Cross R. milsor Taylor/Souther C Cross HOTTEST S. Easton (Losing) (Since) (Give) • Washington Jr L Redbone B J Thorns S. Robinson J itn.10.1 MIIILFMael Blurt S Robinson R. Bailey G Washington Jr HOTTEST Robinson T.G. Sheppard (Whorls) J newton Alion/Sionnett S Win ner HOTTEST (friends) T G Sheppard :ham:mtg. ValW ahnownon alaDZaiionallo J. Lennon N Diamond WNFLJOroen Bay HOTTEST S Easton S Robinson '.teely Dan (Wheals) Taylor/SOuther DarroDaro w DavoC aid S. taste., S Robinson G Vannelli N. Diamond (America) Bob Hoopor 1 Robinson HOTTEST G Vannalli WinooOd I Carnes Pt RK 0/Ementel (AmeriCa) Chaapaign WNOMMDagrona liench G. Washington Jr J. Ilinrarstar G Washington Jr A MWrray S Robinson Carnin S ot D'Aralo (I West Brur• Butterfleid Winchester S. Clara. Trrinr/Sontror IntraliAnconla T. Gibbs C Richard R Holmes Champaign WCHEhUSyrecuse J. Cash G. Duke Wall A Ostia Sob hisison R. Coolidge (Give) HOTTEST N. Dimond A Murray R. Milsap HOTTEST Debboolitoughtengor Taylor/Souther D Parton Taste Of Money boa WEAM-FM/Pleshrilisa ✓ Anka (Losing) S Easton M Diamond D Willis.. (Know) Winmood J , ourret Donna Melte 4 Diamond Photoglo J.L. Levis Rovers (America) D lectitan C Cross (Stars) (Merl , HOTTEST HOTTEST MIORITSearoe T LIDOS MN (Since) J Lennon R. P rrrrr Jr Dillman Band Stars On 4 • Washington Jr I S. Sheppard Brucelkilordoct S Robinson 0 Jones Slimly Dan (Whoa's) Ilaydio J Jackson J. Cougar Taylor/Souther S. Robinson Champaign J Photoglo G. Fischoff G fischoff HOTTEST Winwood B hontlow (lima. Blues P. Snow R. Holmes HOTTEST Band HOTTEST • B 11 Nall A Oates Robinson O McLean HOTTEST D. Weft J. Lwo w A Hammond T Gibbs 'keel, Dan (Since) S. Easton Steely Dan CarmA HOTTEST 6. Washington Jr K. Cornea (Woman) eina-ulahhe•eaee J. Madon G Vannellt J. Lennon Taylor/Souther P. Collin,. S Easton ▪ MJJA.aa Verges S. Easton tam Armen" J Lannon (Wheels) G J Newton Merin 0 Tahoe 11(0 Speechmoon S. Robinson (Wheels) HOTTEST J (KIM) P Anka S Winmood Clio . Blues S Easton (Shoals) Lannon April Wine B. Madley Band G Washington S Robinson (Wheels) Sty, J Photoglo All. Chsapaign O McLean (Batt) D McLean (Since) (Since) HOTTEST HOTTEST D West G. O'Sullivan S Winmood S. hobinson S isnot nson J. Newton G. Vann*111 G. fischoff a Diamond Climes IT.., (AmeriCa) Bad Page 51 REtR/Friday. May 1, 1981 Pap/Rhythms

IN STEVIE WONDER "Lately" (Tornio) 38% (+10) reporting Added at WEDR KSOL

Medium at VVVVRL, WDAS, WLOU, WVOL WJJS, WJ MO, WDAO, KPRS , KDKO. Hot at WX - YV, WHRK, WVEE, WCIN. ULLANDA McCULLOUGH "Bad Company" (Atlantic ) 38 % (+ 7) reporting.

Medium at KMJQ, WJJS. W AOK , WJ MI , WDAS , W WIN , WILD, WVVRL. WJ MO. WJLB, HOTTEST KPRS, KSOL Hot at WDIA. WLOU , KDAY. Follo wing are listed in order of their airplay activity. BERNARD WRIGHT "Just ChiIlin' Out- (GRP/Arista) 38% reporting. Medium at

W XYV, WA MO, WILD, WHRK , WVEE , WDIA, WLOU, WVOL WAOK. KMJQ. WCIN, KPRS. Hot at WK W M, VVVVWS, WB MX. RAYDIO ROBERT WINTERS Et FALL "Magic Man" (Buddah/Arista) 38 % reporting. Hot "A Wo man Needs Love (Just Like You Do)" at WK W M, KDKO, WHRK. WVEE, WGIV, WVOL WANT, WXYV , WILD. Medium at WA MO , W WIN, WEDR, WO WI, WVON. WB MX. (Arista) LINX "You're Lying" (Chrysalis) 37 % reporting. Added at WO WI. Medium at WGIV. CHAKA KHAN WEDR, WJ MI, WAOK, KSOL. WJ MO, WCIN, WVON, WA MO, WDAS. Hot at WILD. WB MX , WJLB. "What Cha' Gonna Do For Me" (W13) 5 GRACE JONES "Pull Up To The Bumper- (Island) 33% ( 10) reporting Added at WDIA. Medium at WA MO , WDAS. WI MP, WOIC. WVOL WK W M, WVON, WB MX, WJLB, ATLANTIC STARR KDKO. Hot at WTLC, W WRL JACKSONS "Can You Feel It" (Epic) 31% (+10) reporting Hot at W WRL, WGIV. "When Love Calls" (AEtM) WLOU, WJ MI. WOIC, WTLC, WDAO. Medium at WXYV, WHRK, WVEE, WJJS, KMJQ.

SMOKEY ROBINSON CON FUNK SHUN "Lady's Wild" (MercurylPolyGram ) 31 % reporting. Medium at WEDR. WDIA, WJ MI, WO WI , WOIC , KMJQ, WJ M O, WTLC, KDAY. Hot at WGIV, WLOU, "Being With You" (Tamla) KDKO. GAP BAND "Yearning For Your Love" (Mercury/PolyGram) SHALA MAR "Make That Move" (Solar/RCA) NEW &ACTIVE CHANGE SIDE EFFECT "Make You Mine" (Elektra) 28 % (+5) reporting. Added at WHRK. "Paradise" (RFC/Atlantic) WVEE, WDIA, WVOL. WXYV. Medium at WA MO, WILD, WGIV , WOIC , KAEZ , WCIN . LAKESIDE BETTY WRIGHT "What Are You Going To Do With It- (Epic ) 23 % reporting. Medium at WJLB. WHRK. WVEE , WDIA. WXYV , WA MO , W WIN. Hot at WI MP, WOIC. "Your Love Is On The One" (Solar/RCA) BLACKBYRDS "Love Don't Strike Twice" (Fantasy ) 23 % reporting. Added at STEPHANIE MILLS WJ MO. KDAY. Medium at WJLB, WK W M, WHRK , WVEE , WJJS , WXYV , W DAS. BAR-KAYS "Body Fever" (MercurylPolyGram) 23 % re portin g. Added at KSOL "Two Hearts" (20th) Medium at WEDR, WDIA, WLOU, WVOL. WJ MO, WK W M, WCIN. Hot at WENN. ISLEY BROTHERS CAMEO "Freaky Dancin' " (Chocolate City/PolyG ram) 23% reporting. Added at WJ MO, WCIN, WHRK, WVEE. WDIA, WAOK. WXYV , WILD, W DAS. "Hurry Up And Wait" (T-Neck) SUN "Reaction Satisfaction" (Capitol ) 21 % reporting. Added at WB MX. Medium at WILD, W WIN, WCIN, KPRS. Hot at WGIV, WJ MI , WK W M.

STRIKERS "Body Music" (Prelude) 21 % reportin g. Added at W OIC. WK W M.

Medium at WA MO, WILD, WDAS , WDAO , WAOK. Hot at WWIN. ONE WAY - Push" (MCA) 21 % reporting. Added at WEDR, WI MP. W OIC. KAEZ, WK W M. Medium at WGIV, WJLB, WVON. CLIMBERS RANDY BRO WN "If I Don't Love You" (Chocolate Cit ylPol yGram) 21% repor Following are listed in order of their airplay activity ting. Added at WLOU, WJJS, WK W M, KPRS. Medium at VVTMP, WGIV, VVTLC. Hot at WDAO

TAANA GARDNER "Heartbeat- (West End) 18 % re portin g. Added at WA MO. KDKO. Hot at WVON, WILD, W WIN. Medium at WVVRL, WDAS. BILL SUM MERS Et SUM MERS HEAT "Call It What You Want- (MCA) BILLY OCEAN "Nights (Feel Like Getting Down )" (Ep ic) 18% reporting. Added 56% reporting. Medium at WA MO, WILD. WJJS, WHRK, WVEE, WEDR, WJ MI, W O WI, at W WFIL, WILD, WDAS, WDIA, KPRS , WVON. Medium at WB MX. WVOL. WJ MO, WK W M, WDAO. KPRS, KDAY, KSOL. Hot at WT MP, WDIA. WLOU, WOIC, BRENDA RUSSELL "If You Love - (AB M) 18 % reporting. Added at WXYV, WHRK, W AOK. W VEE, WK W M. WVON. Medium at WVVRL. WJLB. CHA MPAIGN - How 'Bout Us - (Columbia) 56% reporting. Hot at KSOL. WJ MO. KMJM, WJLB, KPRS. WHRK, WVEE, WEDR. WI MP, KOKY, WO WI, VVVOL. WJJS. WXYV. WEBSTER LEWIS "Let Me Be The One" (Epic) 18 % re portin g. Added at WCIN. W A MO, WILD, W WIN, WDAS. Medium at WENN. KMJQ. WK W M, WVON. Medium at WGIV, WI MP. WAOK, KPRS, WDAO, WB MX. RIANKIE SMITH "Double Dutch Bus" (VVMOT) 54% (+5) reporting. Add at WVOL M ASS PRODUCTION "Turn Up The Music" (Cotillio n) 18 % reporting. Added at Hot at WT MP, WDIA. WJ MI, WENN, WO WI. WAOK. WTLC. WVON, WB MX, WA MO. W WIN, WEDR, WI MP, WJ MI, WO WI, WAOK, WTLC , KPRS. W ANT. Medium at WXYV, WHRK, WVEE, WEDR, WLOU, WJ MO, WVVVVS. FATBACK BAND "Take It Any Way You Want It" (Spring/PolyGram) 18% DENIECE VV111.1JUVIS -What Two Can Do" (ARC/Columbia) 54% ( -t 3) reporting. reporting. Added at WILD. W WIN, WOIC, KPRS , WCIN , KDKO . Medium at WLOU. Medium at WA MO. WDAS, WJ MI, WENN, WO WI, WJJS, WK W M, WVVWS, WCIN, WDAO, SISTER SLEDGE "Next Time You'll Know" (Cotillio n) 15% reporting. Medium at KPRS. KSOL. Hot at WXYV, WHRK, WVEE, KOKY, KAEZ, WJ MO, WVON, WJLB, KDAY VVVVRL. WDAS, WDAO, WI MP. WAOK, WO WI. QUINCY JONES "Ai No Corrida" (AEtM) r..—%4 reporting. Medium at WILD, W WIN. SWITCH - You And l" (Gordy) 13 % reporting Medium at KAEZ, WJ MO. WDAO , W GIV, WO WI. WJJS, KMJQ. KAEZ, WK W M, VVVVVVS, WB MX, KPRS. Hot at WXYV, WA MO, W OIC. Hot at WDIA. W HRK, VVVEE, KOKY, WJ MO, WCIN, WJLB, KDIA. KSOL ROSE ROYCE "Golden Touch - (Whitfield) 13 % reporting. Added at WOIC. Medium RUFUS "Tonight We Love" (MCA) 51% reporting. Added at WDIA. Medium at at WLOU, WJJS, WJLB. Hot at WJ MI. KSOL KAEZ. WJ MO, WK W M, WB MX, KPRS, WEDR, WO WI. KMJQ, WA MO, WDAS. Hot at WXYV, WHRK, VVVEE, WLOU. WJJS. A TASTE OF HONEY "Sukiyaki" (Capitol) 51% reporting. Added at KMJQ. Hot at WXYV, WILD, WHRK. VVVEE, WT MP. WDIA, KOKY, WENN, WO WI, WJJS, WK W M, KMJ M, A Z Z R A I 0 KPRS. KDIA, KSOL Medium at WA MO, WLOU, WVOL. WCIN. SKYY "Superlove" (Salsoul) 49% (+3) reporting. Added at KAEZ. Medium at WXYV, W A MO, WILD. W WIN, WHRK, VVVEE, WGIV, WT MP, WDIA. WLOU. WOIC, WJJS, WJ MO, WK W M, WCIN, WDAO, KSOL. Hot at KDAY. HOTTEST JER MAINE JACKSON "You Like Me Don't You" (Motown) 49% reporting. Hot DAVE GRUSIN Mountain Dance (GRP/Arista) at WA MO. WGIV, WEDR, KOKY, WENN, WVOL. WANT. KMJQ, WJLB. Medium at WVVRL. Kisses (Sugar Hill) JACK McDUFF. WDIA, WO WI, WAOK, WJJS, KAEZ, WJ MO. WCIN. KMJ M. KPRS. GROVER WASHINGTON, JR. Winelight (Elektra) GROVER WASHINGTON, JR. "Just The Two Of Us" (Elektra) 46% reporting. Magic (GRP/Arista) Hot at KSOL. WHRK, WVEE, WDIA, WENN, WO WI. WVOL. WJJS. KMJQ. WXYV. WILD. TOM BRO WNE Voyeur (WB) W DAS, KAEZ, WJ MO, KMJM, WJLB, KPRS. Medium at KDKO. DAVID SANBORN 'Nerd (GRP/Arista) %KLEEER "Get Tough" (Atlantic) 44% ( 13) reporting. Added at KDAY. Hot at BERNARD WRIGHT WDAS, WVVIN, WA MO, WXYV, WJJS, WAOK. WT MP, WVEE. WHRK. WCIN. Medium at JOE SAMPLE Voices In The Rain (MCA) WENN, WEDR, WB MX, VVVVVVS, WJ MO, KSOL QUINCY JONES The Dude (A& M) STANLEY CLARKE Et GEORGE DUKE "Sweet Baby- (Epic) 44% N 7) reporting. Added at KOKY Medium at WXYV. WA MO, WHRK, WVEE. WT MP, WOIC, WVOL. WAOK, NEW & ACTIVE KMJG, WK W M, WCIN. WDAO, KDKO. Hot at WTLC. VVVVRL, KDAY JAY HOGGARD Rain Forest (Contemporary) RICK JAMES "Give It To Me Baby" (Gordy) 44% reporting. Medium at WK W M. LEE RITENOUR Rit (Elektra) WJJS, WVOL. WO WI, WLOU, WVEE, WHRK, WXYV, WILD. Hot at KDAY, KDKO, VVVVWS, EAST W HUR/INnehlrmiton, 0 C at held% WE AA/Baltknors, M O, Mocha,,/ Sonolar0/1 W YBC/Pienor Have.,

WJ MI, WOIC. WAOK. WDAS. Cl, Jonathan Breslau SO UTH INCLK/AtIonts. OA Rea:mays Ward WTJZ/N• wport No w& VA, 1-11,, Y Hanow ,a/ STARPOINT "Keep On It- (Chocolate CitylPolyG ram) 41% reporting. Medium at MID WEST W BBY/CoY mbus, OH, Tarry Wilson WJ ETIDetrolt, MI, Donna Pasha WEST I(J114/Lo• Angeles CA, lawrara -a Tante, 10(00fLos Angeles. CA, Snl Tavola KADX/D w w w, CO, Chariotra Heigh, KPRS, WB MX, WDAO, WJ MO, WO WI. WI MP, WGIV, WVEE, WHRK, WXYV. Hot at WA MO, WJJS. WDIA. WCIN. Page 57 RBR/Friday, May 1, 1981

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Reydio Chaka Khan Chanipaign Chake K han Smokey Robinson Atlantic Stan Chaka Khan Cheke Khan Gap Band Atlantic Starr

Stations are listed by region Hots are listed in ordor of thisir airplay Regionalized Adds Ei Hots activity.

EAST MID WEST

W WRL W WIN W B MX W A M O W TLC W W WS KPRS WJ M O Nero York NY Balitkroons. MD Chkego, IL Pittsburg.% PA Indianapolis, IN Saginaw. MI Konen. City. M O Cleveland. OH Sob LawfWands Ra mos Curtis Anderson Jack P•ttersori J C Floyd Jay Johnson Kermit Crock•n Dell Rice Bantle Moody

AD DED ADDED ADDED ADDED ADDED AD DED AD DED ADDED Billy Ocean inipros•ion• Rick Holmes Telma Garin*, Ohio Players "Skinny' Elusion Loon War• Islay Brothers Quint, Jones Bertha Sun hitt:unix Band Hisay•n 6 Earth Gino Soccio Randy Bro wn (Arms° Freaky Al J•rreau Sadism. Sit" Marvin Gays Heavy HOTTEST Sylvia St James Tom Bro wne let • M III1S Production S•ndre F•va Dana Grusin Atlantic Starr Blue Magic Leon Ware Ar•tha Franklin, Lorne Ellackbyrds Chi Lite. HOTTEST Jarrnsine Jackson Ma w Production HOTTEST Tom Bro wns Fonkedelic "Electrir Franklis Smith HOTTEST F rankle Smith Klique Chaka Khan Sandr• Faye Marva King Smok•y Robinson Atlantic Starr Champaign HOTTEST V Johnson Atlantic Starr Originals Gino Soccio Chong. Bevil° Chairs Khan Bernard Wright Silver Platinum HOTTEST Choke Khan Frenki• Smith Linn K lessor HOTTEST Raydio Rick James Atlantic Starr Grace Jona* Quincy Jones Dude Starpoint Atlantic Starr Gap Band Smokey Robinson Heaven 12 Earth Grover Washington Jr Islay Brother. Chairs Khan Raydio Junior Alicia Myers F•tback Band D•roac• Willianis Wande N M Walden Kleerir Change Tom Bro wn• Thighs Charts Khan Islay Brothers Billy Ocean Gap Band Noel Point., Gap Band Frank Hooker Quincy Jones Grace Jones Rick J•rnes Harvey Meson Champaign Stanley ClarkesGeorge Duke Chain, Khan Frankie Smith B•rnard Wright Blondes Darr WIDAS Stephanie Mills Terme Gardner Lakeside Shalo m., . Jr Funk HOTTEST Raydro Philadelphia. PA Jackso m Champaign Frank Hooker Smokiiy Robinson Choke Khan Joe Temburro Rufus K MJ M Stanley ClarkeGeorge Duke W CIN W hispers Quincy Jones WILD St. Louie, MO Lakeside Cincinnati, OH Kool Fr The Gang Shalarnar AD DED Boatori. MA Jack•ons Michael Roberts CUR Winston W XYV Champaign Sad•ne Sit Steve Cru mbley lialtimors, MD Grover Washington Jr Jerry Knight Turn W DA0 AD DED ADDED Larry Wilson Atlantic Starr Klyrnaxx AD DED Dayton. OH Fatback Band A Taste Of Honey Stan On 46 Billy Ocean Tom Bro wne Lets" Tort. Logan Cameo Freaky W K W M AD DED Gap Band Count Coolout Billy Cocoon Archie Bell HOTTEST Grand Rapid.. MI Orionis Russell Chaka Khan Archer Bell Heaven Er Earth ADDED Webster Lewis Smokey Robinson Frank Grant Side Effect Mervin Gaye Elusion Cameo Freaky" Michael Cruise Biondi° Cameo 'Freaky Quincy Jones Bart' Greg Phillingenes Mystic Marlin Joe Simon Welter Jackson Yarbrough Er Peoples ADDED Mighty Fire Fatback Band Stephanie Mills A Taste Of Honey One Way Push HOTTEST W V ON Cameo Stone City Band HO TTEST Grover Washington Jr Tom Bro wne " Let II Deniece Williams Chicago, IL Ann Peebles Donna Washington HOTTEST Chalia Khan W hispers Brenda Fluvial! Smokey Robinson Ron King Spinners Shalarnar Kinser Champaign T Connection "Groov• HO TTEST Robert Winters Er Fall Junie Rufus Barbra Streisand Strikers Chaka Khan Grover Washington Jr ADDED HO TTEST Dayton Peabo Bryson Reydio Randy Bro wn R•ydlo Lakeside Ben E King Srnok•y Robinson Debra Laws Raydio Gap Band "Burn" Thelma Houston Champaign Atlantic Starr Jack McDuff A Taste Of Honey Cameo Stevie Wonder Marva King Atlantic Starr K leeer Brenda Russell Grover Washington Jr Lakeside Atlantic Starr W JLB Billy Preston Khmer A Taste Of Honey L V Johnson Raydio Gap Band T S Monk Bon D•troet, MI Geraldine Hunt Grovin VY•shington Jr Raydio Count Cooiout Champaign Jacksons Starpoint John Edwards Smokrin Robinson Shalarnar Firefly Teens Gardner Randy Bro wn Quincy Jones HOTTEST Islay Brothers Billy Ocean Shalarnar Chuck Cissel AD DED Reydio Change Rick Holmes Robert Winters ft Fall K lique Atlantic Starr Rick James link Jerry Bell Chaka Khan HOTTEST Firefly Smokey Robinson Choke Khan Alicia Myers Gap Band Tee ns Gardner SOUTH L V Johnson Robert Winters Er Fall Atlantic Starr W I MP WL OU WE NN Bernard Wright W HRIK W V OL Lakeside Tampa, FL Louisville. KY Elimin ation% AL HOTTEST T S Monk • Bon' M e mphis, TN Nashville, TN Shalarnar Debbe Perrier BM Price Data Donnell Gap Band A Taste Of Honey M ost Oben Fred Manor, Demote Williams Atlantic Starr Sun isley Brothers ADDED AD DED ADDED Jerrnaine Jackson AD DED ADDED Joyce Lawson One Way 'Push' Change Centura Grover Washington Jr Brenda Russell Frank,. Smiih Frankie Smith Alton McClain Et Destiny Waiter Jackson Ike Strong Smokey Robinson Side Effect Gino Vermeil, Walter Hawkins Gap Band Randy Bro wn Lakeside 'Need" Link Cameo Freaky Side Effect Joe Simon Harvey Mason Skyy "Sun Champaign KAEZ Barry Et Giodean White Geraldine Hunt Executive HO TTEST C hoke Khan HOTTEST Oklaho ma City Me w Production Leon Ware Unlimited Touch Bevil° Quincy Jones Deniece Williams Les Simpaon Michael Jackson Michael Wycoff Randy Cra wford Deniece Williams Smukey Robinson Smokey Robinson Jack McDuff Donna Washington Alton McClain Er Destiny Robert Winters Er Fell Robert Winters Er Fall ADDED Tom Scott Mantra HOTTEST Shala mar Grover Washington Jr Jerry Knight 'Turn Joe Sample Frankie Smith Gap Band Lakes/d. Tom Bro wne "Let's • Passage HOTTEST A Taste 01 Honey Grand master Flash Atlantic Starr Aretha Franklin Come' Raydio Atlantic Starr Grover Washington Jr Kies*. HO TTEST Kluwer WEST Lakeside Choke Khan Chain, Khan A Taos Of Honey Grand master Flash Stephanie Mills Chake Khan Jermaine Jackson Champaign Rancho Franki• Smith Skyy Bill Sum mers Smokey Robinson Jermaine Jackson Shatamar Champaign One Way Grand master Flesh Grover Washington Jr KDK O Lakeside Thelma Houston KSOL Juno. Tom Browne "Thighs" W A OK Denver, CO WE DR Smokey Robinson San Mateo, CA Ullanda McCullough Teens Atlanta. GA Byron Pitts Mien{ FL A Taste Of Honey HOTTEST J.J. Jeffries Rufus Carl Connors Lao Jackson Reydio Bar Keys W hispers Kleeer Con Funk Shun ADDED Yarbrough Er Peoples ADDED Jackson. W O W' ADDED Sheena Easton AD DED Bill Sum mers Gap Band 'Burn" Bar Kays Mass Production Le Pamplemousse Islay Brothers Betty Wright Norfolk, VA Smokey Robinson Stevie Wonder KOKY Mervin Gaye - Heavy Esther Phillips Marva King Cheater Benton Atlantic Starr Uttlis Rock. AR Unlimited Touch Fatback Band Stevie Wonder W DIA T Connection - Cool - HOTTEST yn Harry Charles Mann M e mphis. 174 ADDED Cameo Grover Washington Jr Lauren Wood Grover Washington Jr Spinners Mass Production Mark Christian Lin• L V Johnson Tom Bro wne Thighs Atlantic Starr ADDED Tim my Tho mas Billy Preston KI D Mass Production Deniece Williams A Taste Of Honey Stephanie Mills Stone City Band Lissivs ADDED HOTTEST Stevie Wonder Am t Raydio Islay Brothers HOTTEST Sandra Faye Klique Rufus Smokey Robinson Quincy Jones Santana Frankie Smith Teems Gardner One Way 'Push Side Effect Atlantic Starr Champaign Stanley ClarkeiGeorg• Duke Sniokey Robinson General Cain Archie Ball Grac• Jonas A Taste Of Honey Smokey R obinson W ANT T Motion Et Group Billy Orison Choke Khan Raydio C hairs Khan HO TTEST Rich mond, VA Gino Sortie HO TTEST Cameo Champaign Kisser Shalarner Smokey Robinson Chains Khan 8011 M 810 Empress Leprechaun Grover Washington Jr Gap Band Deniece Williams HOTTEST Raydio Rick James Atlantic Starr HOTTEST Smokey Robinson Atlantic Starr Change ADDED Smoke, Robinson Shalamar Junie KDAY A Taste Of Honey W hispers Funkadelic ' Electric None Tom Bro wne Thighs Frankie Smith Cost Mond. Los Angeles, CA Atlantic Starr A Te•te Of Honey Bill Sum mers Jormaine Jackson Get, Band Gap Band J.J. Johnson Grover Washington Jr Champaign Joe Graham HOTTEST Chain. Khan Lakeside Raydio Reydio Frankie Smith Champaign W OIC Rick Jamas ADDED Gap Band Jermaine Jackson WJJS Tom Bro wne Thighs W hispers Colu mbia. SC Change Michael Wycoff Lakeside Sltalarner Lynchburg, VA Smokey Robinson Mann. Bob Wafters C hoirs Khan Bleckbyrd• Sltalarnar Quincy Jones Donnie Doane Jermaine Jackson Mel Shepard Robert Winters Er Fall Kleeer Bill Sum mers Trouble Funk ADDED Con Funk Shun Change Switch WJ MI ADDED Jerry Knight Fit W OTV Alton McClain ft Destiny Smokey Robinson Jackson, MS Esther Williams Zapp Charlotte, NC Rosa Royce HOTTEST W VEE Carl Haynes Archie Bell Zingers Jo Ann Onshern Striker• KDIA Choke Khan Stone City Band Robert Winters ft Fail Atlanta, GA Archie Bell Oakland. CA Atlantic Starr ADDED Randy Cra wford AD DEO Snotty Aridnr•es Fatback Band Keith Adorns Deniec• Williams Mass Production K MJCI None Tom Browne Lets Sandra Faye Stanley Clarke/George Duke Unlimited Touch Randy Brown Houston TX ADDED T Connection Groove ADDED Rick James Alicia Myers Ann• bre wer HOTTEST Br•nda Russell One Way Poe., Change Reydio Smokey Robinson Side Effect Islay Brothers HOTTEST Khoue Skyy HOTTEST ADDED Robert Winters Er Fell Cam•o Freak y Billy Preston Smoke, Robinson Shalamer Rick James A Taste Of Honey A Taste Of Honey !entwine Jackson HO TTEST HOTTEST Ullande McCullough Chak• Khan Grover Washington Jr Con Funk Shun HOTTEST Shalimar Smoke, Robinson Rufus D•ninice Williams Jackson. Kieeer HOTTEST Gap Band Choke Khan Shalamar Smokey Robinson Rosa Royce Atlantic Starr Bill Sum mers Lakesid• Rick James Raydio Robert Wint•rs Er Fall Shy Nun Champaign Grover Washington Jr Sun Reydio Gap Band Gro wn Washington Jr Islay Brothers Raydio Tom Browne Thighs Bayern, Atlantic Starr Choke Khan Peabo Bryson Starpoint Jermaine Jackson Shalom*, Lakasid• Whispers Whispers Atlantic Starr Sun Rufus Smoke, Robinson J•clurons Bill Sum mer• Tom Bro wne Thighs Raydio Charlie Khan Lakeside Gap Band Atlantic Starr A Taste Of Honey Fr•nkie Smith Biondi. Jackso m Quincy Jonas Raydio Atlantic Starr Betty Wright A Tests Of Honey Shalarnar Bevil° Page 53 N M/Friday. May 1. 1881 Opportunities

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VVC WR b WEZY own Florida's space coast Need an- Chief Engineer needed immediately tOt A M on Long W LCS/Baton Rouge looking for creative midday lock. nouncer with production skills TErR to Bill Buckley Box Island Rush resume end salary require ments to WGBB, good production skdIs No calls please TEtR Gene 2029. Cocoa Beach, FL 32922 FOE 14-24/ EA S T Box 130, Me mck, NY 11588 EOE 14.241 Nelson, PD, One American Place Suite 2420, Baton Rouge, LA 70825 EOE M/F 15-11

Possible future openings at expanding Northeast Operations Manager Needed Country station TEtR to Mark Sinclair. PD, W1XY, 45 W AV A/VVeshington. TErR for morning drive and part- Conte mporary Adult com municator needed irn for fast growing Class C and daytime sta- Fisher Ave East Long meado w, M A 01028 No calls time No calls Gary Chase 5232 Lee High way Arling- mediately for coastal Carolina market Two years ex- tion in Sunbelt Program Director ax- please EOE 15-11 ton, VA 22207 EOE M/F (4-241 perience minimu m TEtR to Bob Powell, 3040 Bounden/ Street. Beaufort, SC 29902 15-11 penence necessary, but our need is operations, not programming Must have wFrrAiArtoona. PA is looking for m orning per- Afternoon personality with greet production needed sonality TErR to Tom Casey. Box 272. Altoona, PA demonstrable people skills, a desire to now at aggressive gro wing small market station with 95 Rock AOR Superstars format looking for sharp. 18603 EOE M ,F 15-11 excel. and a need to make the effort to new equip ment, multi-track and benefits Chip Morgan, witty morning man Must have excellent production succeed Stable work history, ability, skill W MRF, 17171248-8757 EOE M/F 14241 Tapes to Cleve Brien, Box 5000, M ontgo mery, AL wJao/Portrand, M E needs morning personality to 38192. 12051 832-4295 15-11 and general management potential are re- replace one that's going to Boston Good production a quirements If you have learned the dif- must 50,000 watt CHR Call 12071 775-6321 15-11 C43102/Geneva, NY, bordering Syracuse/Rochester. W anted: Good, experienced afternoon drove for station ference between "big bucks" and accepting T&R for future news openings No beginners that lust went oldies TE0R to Gary Houser, Box 956, Ca- management level salary and meet our Steve Reynolds, PO C0102, Box 213, Geneva NY Seeking experienced news reporter for second nyon, TX 79018 EOE M/F 15-11 14458 EOE M/F 14-241 other requirements, send a tape and fastest-gro wing market in Northeast TErF1 to Nancy resume to Radio & Records, Box 230, Grover ND, WLAD/V1/04 0. 198 Main St , Danbury. CT Central NY original and best A OR is looking No 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, 06810 EOE MiF i61) Full-time let phone with weekend air duties. You can "announcers," real com municators TErF1 to Dale Ed- develop your own music program Contact Bob Burke. CA 90067 wards, W OUR, 288 Genesee St. Utica, NY 13502 PD. or Dick Wholey, Chief Engineer at 16031 524-1323 C Q102/Geneve, NY has immediate part-time open- EOE (4-171 ings CHR Central Weste m New Yorkers send T &Ft to 14-241 Steve Reynolds, PD, C0102. Box 213, Geneve, NY M orning DJ wanted for Fairbanks consulted station 14458 EOE M/F 15-11 VVJRZ-F MtNevy Jersey shore seeks m orning per- Send TEtFl to Mike Hedges. 3341 Powerwood. Suite MI D W E S T sonality for CHR format Immediate opening TEtR to 205, Dallas, TX 75234 EOE M'F 15-11 Northeast regional Conte mporary Country 80,000 Lance DeBock. OM, WJRZ-F M Box 100 Manahawkin. watt F M stereo looking for 7-midnight an KDB Q needs afternoon drive personality, one year NJ 08050 EOE M/F 14-241 Director TErR to Pat McDonald, experience Pop/Adult format in 5-station market TEtR Salesperson for KYTX-F M. AOR format Must have to Torn Fricke, KDBO, Box 75, Aberdeen SD 57401 Box 900, Brunswick, ME 04011 EOE M/F 15-11 AOR sales experience Resumes to Spike Santee, Box EOE M/F 15-11 7930, A marillo, TX 79109 EOE M/F 15-11 W JRZ-FPA/Ne w Jersey shore has opening in sale* Nevvsperson wanted for station with heavy news department for account executive Account list Re- Looking for production wizard Must have strong com mitment Must cover meetings, produce features voice plus technical and organizational skills TErR Pat sumes to Joe Knox, G M, WJRZ-F M, Box 100, Mena One year experience T&R to Ann Murphy, WEIM, Box Major South west A OR needs airchecks Possible Martin, VVBCS, 5407 W McKinley Ave , Milwaukee, WI hawkin. NJ 08050 EOE M/F 14-241 727, Fitchburg, MA 01420 15-11 future openings in news, eirshitts Send TErR to Tim 53208 15-11 Spencer, KISS, 1100 N Maine, San Antonio, TX 78212 EOE M/F 15-11 S wenson Broadcasting's KWK NANichitai looking for Pop. Adult personalities TETR to Marc McCoy. Opera- S O U T H tions Manager, 5610 E 29th St. Wichita, KS 67220. New York State 50 KW AM Experienced staff announcer. Easy going, good pro- 131616E35-0261 EOE M/F 15-11 looking for on-air communicators for W FIX needs morning personality who's friendly and in- duction, good pipes 100,000 watt FM Pop/Adult station Southeast Texas Auto mation experience helpful. W MIR/Lake Genova is accepting tapes for future formative Willing to gro w and work with us Resu mes future openings All shifts No time and openings for news and air personalities Contact Jim to Chad Roche, Boa 7, Huntsville. AL 35804 15-11 After 6pm, Dave 17131 838-9076 temp please Experience in Top 50 Scott, W MIR, Box 552, Lake Geneva WI 53147 EOE market minimum 5 years with ratings info M/F 15-11 preferred Pop/Adult format Tapes 8. Rare on-air position has beco me available at W RVR/Me mphle looking for air talent for possible W SHE Miami Contact Sonny FOR, PD, 3000 SW 80th future openings Minimu m three years oxperience TEtR Reporter/anchor. minimu m three veers experience. resumes to Radio 8. Records. Box 231, Tape, writing samples and references to Dick Forney, Avenue, Ft Lauderdale, FL 33314 15-11 to Jim Robertson, PD, 2272 Central Ave , Me mphis. TN 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, 38104 EOE M/F 15-11 ND, W MEEJVVOHK, Box 8000. Ft Wayne, IN 46896 No CA 90067 If you're looking for a change of pace, we've got three calls please EOE M/F 1611 openings at new Country kicker in East Texas Call Den Announces/Production Director Pop Adult format, 01 12141 729-8077 15-11 VVKIX/Raleigh is looking for adult com municators, w ho like to work TEtR, and picture to Joe Wade For station in seven-station market Tapes to Doane micola, OM, Box 12526, Raleigh, NC 27605 15-11 Canveau. KKXL, Box 997, Grand Forks, ND 58201 EOE M ,F 15-1

W CRJ, Contemporary Christian format, has immediate VVYBR/Rockford. IL Is In need of afternoon drive opening for announcer with production skills TEtR to nervvaperson. CBS/Mutual affiliate Contact Bruce Rick Hlubek, W CRJ, 5900 Picketnalle Road, Jackson Kropp, ND. 18151 332-3438 EOE M/F 15-11 FL 32205 EOE M/F 14-241 W SJ M NVIRX looking for young, aggressive Ne ws

Director. Local news o ur most important product Looking for O M for Sunbelt's Beautiful Music station 72,000 metro, near Chicago Gayle Olson (6181 VVYYD Prefer Beautiful Music background TErR to Ed Weiss, Box 12528, Raleigh, NC 27605 EOE M/F 14241 983 3992 1St Joseph, nil) 15-11

Producer/writer needed for radio works of art Ex Needed! Full-toner for Pop/Adult A M and part-timer cellent salary, benefits and working environ ment Send for AOR FM Minorities encouraged No calls please TEtR, writing samples to Genius, W DIF. Box 10.000. Steve Haas, W OVVAA/IRA, Box 3192, Ft Pierce, FL Manon, OH 43302 EOE 15-11 33454 14-241

KKA O/Thlef River Fells looking for announcerlpro- W anted . M orning dove personality news man Need someone who is funny and hip TErR to W DIZ. 2099 doctor, person for aggressive Country format Send Lee Road, Suite 470, Winter Park, FL 32789 EOE M/F tapes to Curt Query-yell, PD, KKAO, Box 216 Thief River 14 241 Falls, MN 58701 EOE 14 241

W O l I FM/Knoxville, cookin' top-rated CHR needs kick T wo openings at fine smell market station Second men in award winning news department and M D with iite1 rive man now Tapes to Gary Adkins, 114 Tulsa possible PD lob Doug Day. KCO W, 13081762 1400 14241 Road Oak Ridge, TN 37830,1615148384 51 14-241

Host/enchor sought for morning news block Accent Aggressive news person needed for 01 A M/F M

on apontarwety find imagination VVrite Ted Landpheir, combo Contact Susan Gioveti W HUT, Box 161, An PD, WGSO, 1440 Canal Street, New Orleans LA 70112 rierson IN 46015 EOE 14 241 EOE M/F 14-241 Hilliard Radio group seeking talented sportscasters Also looking lor agriculturni oriented newePeoPie for a ge business network TEtR to Al Jamieson, KOlT Box KLOU/Lake Charles. LA looking for RID Experience in all phases Send TErR, pro motional ideas arid progra m 660 Sconsbiuff, NB 69381 EOE M/F 14 241 ming philosophies to Dave Brooks, KLOU. Box 1726, W e're looking for en informative adult sounding Lake Charles. LA 70802 EOE M/F 14 241 newsporson Will direct day today operation and drivel

op depert Ment ABC effilinto Contact Ken Ectwarch W anted, Fine ticket who knows something Some board KJLA 3436 Broad way, Kerwin City M O 11 14 241 work, mostly engineering KBBB Box 1478, Borger TX sin 79007 FOE 14-241 Chief Engineer needed imm ediately for AM/F M sot eon with Harms Swerve, 90 nutionation inquiries to Ron immediet• opening for evening announcer Good pro duction TFiR to Don Sutton, KYTX, Box 7930, A mer Lowry. WHOK, Laivester OH 43130. or naN 16141 653 4373 FOE M/F 14 741 110, TX 79109 EOE 14-241

Fresh talent for two now upper Michigan rockers Free-lance voice for syndicator demos Send tape with VVZRK/Hancock W MOTiliehirroiviiriu Thri to L)nri Stone prices No calls! Century 21 Program ming, 4340 Belt Hot FM's, 202 E Mein, ifshtiemiir v. MI 49849 EOE Mir wood Parkway, Dallas, TX 71,734 14 241 14 241

Please send me additional copies of Mr. R&R Ratings Report tori 981 • 1N8PTANKY O has immediate and future on-air open st $25 00 per copy I have enclosed a check or money order for $ • Help Stop Job Searches! Inge TE1R to Bred rutin Box 747. Stevens Point WI NAME 54481 EOE M/F 14 241 Show prospects your station means business ADDRESS Ne ws Director needed for Mid west mediu m market by placing an ad that gets immediate atten- A M/F M A M All News Strong delrvery exr relent writ CITY STATE 7IP tion and action rig THR Media Consultants, 1604 Regent (-A n al in Mall to Radio & Records Order an Action Ad that reflects the excite- layette IN 47906 14 741 1930 Century Par* West ment of your station and gets quick results Progra m Directors, announcers ell ileyparts and de Los Angeles, CA 90067 pertments needed for smell mertori N W A M Fr 1M •114=4 • 41 ex... re emeeine Just call PAM at (213) 553-4330. TEIFI to Stove Bridgewater. Box 1967. Hutchinson. KS 67801 14 241 1111mom mEmsom moommme mme mm u us Page 54 REtRIFdday, May 1, 1981 Opportunities

Openings Openings P ositions So u g ht Positions Sought

Creative Director, 024,000 per year. CHRIS TH O M AS, KX104/Nashvlike. seeking new JO H N B O WLER, 21. 3 years •xperlence sit Diversified position with tea m-oriented challenge. Available late May For TfiR call (616 W ABB/Mobile, where I em currentiy Assistant Pt,, W E S T 888-1306, after 8pm. 15-1) gram Director No w looking. Excellent references Cell progra m/sales staff to manage pro mo- 1206) 460-0332. 15-1) tion and production departments. Major A ward-winning ne ws man looking for radio Pacific North west Information sectIon soaking ap- market air experience with strong au- reporter's position in medium-major market in West or Herd working, dedicated Assistant Manager/PD. plicants for future news openings. Good benefits dience and retail pro motion background a South west only Aggressive, experienced, dependable 20 years experience. currently employed, seeking GM T&R to John Burgess, Box 5200, Taco ma, WA 98404 Call ROGER, (304) 925-6890 15 II or a ssistant position with solid elation STEVE 16131 EOE M/F 15-11 must. Send tape and resu me to: Jon 648-2685 (611 Wickstro m, K W O W, S. Mills & Olive, Young, bright air personality looking for full-time Accepting TOR for future full-time openings. Hip Pomona, CA 91788. EOE (5-8) • gig in small-mediu m market. Will relocate immediate- Attention major market urben Conte mporary boa Country format Send to Doc Phillips, KOJO, Box 818, ly Call MITCH, (503) 6794648 16 11 R OB G M'e and Progra m Managers You cen i eli in, Lara mie, WY 132070 EOE M/F (5-1) now . . . or, cell me later JA MES JACK, 1301) 689-1028. 161) CKL W gunslinger. Ready to be your 01 entertainer. Ex- KA WY/Casper, W Y needs m orning drive corn- cellent references. Major market pro. For T&R contact m unicator, Adult Country format. Salary negotiable. young rocker now weekend• W/31-10/Nevv 1519) 258-7986.15-1) Bright, T&R to Fred leemhuis. OD, KA WY-F M. Box 2008, CLIENT Orleans Desks high-energy teen slot Powerful pro Casper, WY 82602, (307) 235-1516. EOE M/F 16-11 duction, voices, phones, involvement O wn mobile DJ 2 veers experience in news/sports. Currently News unit Call DAN McKAY, 150413968112 16 11 Director of small market. Done It all: gathering, writing, KICE, Country FM-100 looking for news/production SERVICE announcing, intervie ws. P-B-P, cable TV, production, person. T&R to Dick Gemgue, KICE. Box 761, Bend, (717) 838-8850 16-1) Announcer, good production skills and voice OR 97701 (5-1) W ants bonafide position with responsibilities W,ii REPRESENTATIVE relocate for competitive-minded station in medium KUJ-A M. soon to be 100,000 watt FM, needs ex- A ward-winning Southe rn Califo rnia news man major market Call MIKE WARD, (718) 875-6248 if, penenced account executive for gro wing organization. seeks full, part-time, news or production spot in L.A. Resumes to Box 513, Walla Walla, W A 99382 or cell area, already here. D.0 MICHAEL, (213) 339.0934.15-11 Attention small market brosdoesters. Oregon or 1509) 529-8000. EOE M/F 15-1) San Francisco Office California: Experienced pro available as Production Herd worker with degree. Currently in news, looking Director/bock for your station Creative and good pipes for start as small market DJ. Solid production, any for- RANDY MARS, 14151966 9265 16 1) Aggressive sales person needed for KI013-F M mat. Will relocate immediately. CARROLL WILLS, 12131 Pop/Adult In most beautiful arse of West. Contact Arbitron, one of the nation's lead- 308-3106.1 61) John Levin, Box 1388, Bishop, CA 93614, or call 17141 4 veers experience CHR, Pop/Adult end AOFI. Ex 873-5881 15-1) ing radio and television audience A unique format that will win in your market Let me cellent kno wledge of AOR. Good production Ore-to one com municator Will consider anything Call BRIAN measurement firms, has an entry- introdui a classic rock to you. Call 13131567-0303. 15-1) W ANTED . Aggressive, creetive PD for A M/F M 1417) 781-1654. 161) Pop/Adult auto mated combo. Production, news ex- level position availaole which re- perience a plus Resu mes to Don Schrock, Looking for • disc jockey/ne ws and/or public affairs KASH/KSNO. Box 10767, Eugene, OR 97440. EOE M/F quires a college degree or equiv- W O O DY FLOE, formerly of PR O-F M/Providence, ex- position. Female, college degree, professional exper- (5-1) cellent jock, looking for morning dnve Over 80 ience. W est Coast. but will consider all. 1714) alent work experience. Radio sta- character voices Willing to relocate. preferably West Prefer 583-1817 14241 Coast Call 16051 256-4427 15-11 KBN D 10kw Pop/Adult hes future opening for ex- tion sales experience preferred. perienced jock if you like the outdoors, hunting, DJ. 4 years experience In L.A. looking for and/or ROB WILLIA MS, former Ne ws Director at K WK, Po fishing. etc TEM to Box 5037, Bend, OR 97701. EOE Duties will include extensive tele- M D in small or medium market. Prefer North west. M ,F 15-1) KTX O and VVVVL, is looking for the top slot in your news phone contact and correspon- department Call 13141 727-9066 15 11 1714)772-0843 14-24)

Like the great outdoors? Talented hard-working 8 years CHR, Pop/Adult and current AOR PO D e dence with clients. If you are qual- WILL SC H OCK, 23, looking for opening In News Director for AduIVAOR format in Jackson Hole, gree. first phone veteran Love warrn people and water Pop/Adult station interested in personality air Go anywhere. GARY, monfingievenings,15131326.6609 W Y T&R to Jeff Woodruff, Box 927, Jackson Hole, ified, send a resume with salary talent/production Last position at KC MX/KKIC, Med- 14-241 W Y 83001 15-11 requirements to: ford Call rne 15031 664-8060, or 15031 866-7716.16-1) Personality jock with nage. market AM drive aspen Syndicated Radio Progra m sales Call Ralph, (213) 392-8611 15-1) lance avellable ROBERT J. WRIGHT. 14131 786.1766 THE AkRITkON COMPANY JON ATH AN KEYES, PD of K102/Ft. Lauderdale, (4-241 formerly with 96X. W O.A M, is available Call 1813) Ne ws opening. Probably A M drive KODI, Greet Air personality vvith M D experience seeks employ CONTROL Cs , s COIIPORAtiON, 483-1493, or 1301) 784-2919.1 61) Falls. MT, call 14081761-2800 15-1) mans with a .station that believes in pro motion Cali LARRY, 12161478-1206 14-241 ICAT A on Hu mboldt Bey in giant Red wood Country. Give your small market major market sound. DJ 417 Montgomery St., Suite 444 looking for full-time position in West or South Call needs P M drive co m municator . . fast. No Lady jock looking for mediu m or large market JOHN RYAN, 13131564-9109 15-1) screamers Contact Mark H11 1.(707)822-4814. EOE San Francisco, C A 94104 Available at your convenience Call me BETH POS- 15-1) M ANTIER liCARYN ICAS11, 12181773-3303 14-241 Looking for sir position In small-mediu m market. Prefer Mid west. Formerly W X XCl/Fresport, Experienced morning and afternoon DJ with excel- Accepting TErFt for future opening at Pop/Adult An Affirmative Action Employer W DUZ/Green Bay. Contact CHRIS HANSEN, (815) lent creative production skills and sales background, 50.000 watt KIOC1-F M. Minimu m 2 years experience 236-2421.1 61) looking to move up. 15121 773-0848. BRIAN after he m Send to Steve Taylor, Box 1388. Bishop, CA 93514 CST 14-24) EOE 15-11

W a rning' Must hear from you within-two weeks or I'll Eager, young baritone with 1 year experience Let Big AM Country station accepting T&R for possible Looking for newsperson with conversational deliv- destroy the world. 12 year major market pro. Kind and me pay my dues Call MIKE,1201) 572-2157.14-241 future air talent openings. Production ability impor- ery who can work with our morning man. Fe males gentle person. BOBBY. 12131 787-9828.15-11 tant. Ron Dennington, PD, KGE M, Box 5278, Bosie, ID encouraged T&R to Mike Evans, KGAN, Box 937, Avellsble June. Recent famity develop ment fCBCOS8ftBtfr3 83705.161) Bakersfield, CA 93302. EOE M/F 14-24) Detroit pro with 10 years experience in mediu m- return to Birmingham, AL area. Rock, Country. TV pro major rnerket looking. Would prefer Mid west, but will duction expenence. FIUSS, 19151 1377-8218 noon-5pm. W ANTED staff engineer. No calls Resu mes to Bill relocate for the right job. MIKE, 13131 781-6931.1 61) 14-241 Bartell, KING Radio, 333 Dexter Ave. N., Seattle, W A 98109. EOE 4-241 Experienced female jock with kno wledge of music Top quality play-by-play sportscaster Basketball, foot- research looking for a CHR, Pop/Adult, or AOR job. ball, baseball, hockey and sportscests Mediums and VVinterwood Productions, cast syndicator, has im- Northeast preferred Call DONNA, 1203) 364-7405.15-11 majors only. GARY, 16121 25541386, 110am-2p m CST). mediate opening for expenenced phone sales/promotion 14-241 SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE person for station clearance. Salary plus com mission. Serious about news? So am I. Looking for street Contact Steve McCormick, (2131851-6611.14-24) reporter writing slot Organized, capable digger. Ask STEVE BOK OR currently KTKT/Tuceon, formerly ONE YEAR — $170 my competition 15031 772-3357, afternoons. 16-1) KROCCTurson W NDE Indianapolis. looking for after-. Country powerhouse offers security/good pay. A noon dove Call (602/ 296 2488 14-241 Mailed First Class market of more than 100,000. Tapes to Bill Penny, KKAL, Box 220, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420. EOE M/F 14-24) Please enclose pay ment with order 5 years experience. program ming, production, personality. Looking for on air production or program ming Personality night person with first phone. Minimum position. Will put in hours JEFF FALEvvicz, (602) Overseas subscribers R&R Opportunities new subscription 1 year experience. Tapes and resumes ASAP to Harry 939-0678 15-1) $300 per year Dierks. KBIM. Box 910, Roswell, NM 88201. EOE M/F funds please r]renewal 14-241 Advertising U.S. With recent college degree and year experience in Initial here ripayment enclosed a Top 50 market, I'm reedy for your news department KIS M/BellInghe m, WA has an Immediate opening for Cell JIM 12011 233-0363 15-11 Radio & Records provides free listings (maxi- midday personality. AOR live Must have auto TELEPHONE: (213) 553-4330 moist mum 24 words or 3 lines) in Openings, Positions expenence Er production talents. Contact Mike Bettelli Hard-worki ng, spirited minority (emelt, with radio 12081734-9790 14-241 Sought and Changes You may place your experience in L A seeks full-time lob any format Have free listing by mail or phone B.A in com munications/broadcasting from Pep per Are you an adult com municator with strong produc- dine Call MARILYNN. 12131 299-4912 1611 Rate for Opportunities ads exceeding 3-line tion skills? Like skiing and the outdoors. T&R to maximum is $12 for up to one inch (12 lines; 3 Stephen Sim mons Box 5088, Bend, OR 9T701 14-241 Established Ctillfornla n• we men. 5 years 96 words) writing/anchoring experience seeks position with major West Coast station BRUCE ROBINSON, Box KUUY/KICAZ still looking for reporter/anchor Good Frequency Rates • salary, paid health insurrince profit shanng. Aircheck, 4902,5 Lake Tehoe, CA 95729, or (702)588-4044 16-1) resume, references. and writing samples to Jim Cum- 1 Week 2 Weeks 3 Weeks JERRY "DJ" BTR OTHEFIB. CHR or Pop/Adult cur- berland, ND, Box 928 Cheyenne W Y 82001, (307) $12.00 835-1111. EOE M/F 14-24) rently in Pittsburgh Steeler country, looking to relocate $20 00 $25.00 to a town with pro team 7 years experience 1412) • Must run consecutive weeks KRDR/Pordand OR needs experienced air talent 796-1370.15-11 Production a must Minorities vvelcorne Country format Payable In Advance Contact Don Lane, Box 32, Gresham. OR 970 30.14-241 Current on-air M D wants to make a move. Ex- perience: KORK, KIIS-F M, KUTE 102 Call MARK, (702) Orders must be typewritten or pnnted and 731-3253 15-1) K WIC/K(1E1%1-F M will soon have opening for Chief must be accompanied by check. Engineer. 5kw-lk w DA live AM, 100kw auto mated FM. Blind Box ads or Classified Display ads are FCC record keeping essential. Must have good main- If you need a PD or MO. I'm ready to leave L.A. AJI tenance background Collins x-mitters and boards, Mos- $ 2 0 per inch (96 words) per week, plus $15 markets considered in PT? For T&R call (7141 ley STL's. ITC and Ampex tape. Should have auto mation per week for postage/handling $35 minimum 772-0643 15-1) troubleshooting expenence. Forward complete resume, for Blind Boxes. references and salary requirements to: R.S. Tucker, PD, College grad vvith 3 years smell market experience Media West, Inc.. BOX 2128, Rock Springs, Wyoming Deadline for all Opportunities ads is noon looking to move up New•sporta P B Prairshrtt ex- 82901. E0E15-81• (PST) Thursday Penance Call 13011 949-0722 15-11 Country KUUY/Cheysinn• hes P M drive opening. For Opportunities. call (213) 553-4330 or 15 year pro with experience In the majors 11A/ABX. Only aggressive, experienced com municators should ap- mail to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park MAIL TO . RADIO & RECORDS W C AR. KRCB. KOR U Seeking new gig in program'', ply. Good benefits, top salary. T&R to Richard Lee, Box West, Los Angeles, CA 90067 1930 Century Park West, L.A., CA 90067 928, Cheyenne, WY 82001, or 13071 832-0551. EOE M/F ing, air shift. or news Pop-Adult. Country, or 14-241 News/Talk 15171 263-6233 15-1) Page 55 RDR/Friday, May 1, 1181 Opportunities

Changes Changes Positions Sought Positions Sought Harriet Ste mberg joins Kreger, 6 Company as IVIarvin Astrin joins sales staff of W HBA01 filaroVs- Intelligent. progress-oriented announcer. 3 Veers ex- M edia Coordinator Rock jock Specialty moldy oldies Authority on Pop perience and BA in co mmunications. Looking for corn redio-78/ChIcego, IL maw from 60's Ms and 80's Starter-outer, voting to parry that offers mobility Prefer Ebel Coast. J.D., 17031 1 Kelly Derr named News Director at KPET.KCOT/ start anywhere Call MARC,12131482-40 9 14-241 638-3112 (4-24) Lames°, TX. Miscellaneous Have Procirernrned with CBS. ABC and Westing- house Now available for your masor market Dependable One of the South's top all night jocks available now. I get top Ira any swish& PO/MD experience Let's talk. Bill Schoening, former News Director, has been family man with excellent credentials Call 012199B-8294 appointed Sports Director and midday personality at Six Flags Magic Mountain seeking music service. all L2061780-8278 14-241 formats for dance pavilions. Contact. Jay Scott Levin. (4-24) KPET-KCOT(Lemese, TX. Box 5600. Valencia, CA 91366. (606) 256-4864 05-11 Qualified MD. reeeerch coordinator, and traffic man- Ho ward Tuuri has been named Account Executive LA. morning men ciseires same or PO-ship. Oregon ager. 12 years Country music experience Seeking en border south to S.F. bay area. 12 year pro in Pop/ at KOA-KOAO/Denver. CO. KROI-FM/Grend Island, Nebraska needs Country East Coast PD opportunity. JERRY CRABTREE, (606) Adult, Talk end Beautiful Music. JIM, (714) 597-0634. record service from ell lobelia. Contact: On Koch, 625 739.8319.14-241 Stuart Building, Box 80209, Lincoln, NB, 14021 14241 Rita Silke promoted to Research Coordinator, Special 476-4204. Protects for the ABC Radio Network. New York, NY. Help . Well known major menet personality and Teens ere yours when this high-energy rocker busts P13 in process of regrouping No otter ovenooxed. loose for your CHR. Sizzling production. voices, phones, Mark Pearson and Bill Gavin named MO's The Red Onion. operating eleven discos In Los Any menet size ...MOM 39743315.14-241 invoivement Own mobile DJ unit Call DAN McKAY, at O104/Atascadero, CA Angeles. needs record service horn all labels Pet 15041895-8112.14-241 Garrett 1139 East Domini:Net Street. Sorts H, Carson Creative, hard-working newsman seeks reporting Kirby Stevens, former Operations Director for CA 90748 15-11 or writing position in the East or South area. 5>i years experience in redo news. 15031 772-3367. Miter 2pm GUY DAVIS. KCUB. KERN looking for PO/MO or VVHOD-AMErFM/Jackson. AL, pins WUNI/Mobile, AL production In the West 171419E18-8202 14-241 to do morning dove New modern Country formatted station needs all PS7114-241 record service: Majors and independents I's listen to everything. KRRP, PO. Drawer 910, Coushatta, LA MD end sir personality KORK. KUS-FM, KUTE-102, Judith A. Cohen named Account Executive for reedy to leave now Call MARK. (702) 731-3253.14-241 WCAU/Philadelphia, PA 71109.15-11 R A DI O New York market experience. good pipes. news. Serious collector has shot et Guinness world record. Prodvapon. C O MO:after summation experience. great Send station T-shirts to T-Shirt Collector', do Robin knowledge of music, strong desire Cell now COREY, I R E C O R D S Bob Hank, leaves WMMN/Feirmont. WV to join Benson, 42 Colebrook Rd, London SW18 50T, (212) 769-5117 (4-24) WPOZ, Clarksburg, WV as PO end midday personality. England Kathy Brisker pins Capitol Records Publicity 214 years medium market experience Pop/Adult end Bill Dunn pi n, W P W- Clark8 bUfg, W V IMA mo end Department Hot FM's I .pper Michigan need record Service from Beautiful Music look ng for West Coast opening L.A. morning drive personality, from WMMN/Fairrnont. WV. all labels. CHR format. VVZRK/WMOT Call Dan Stone, area we're-red Cali RICK 12131925-9231 i4-241 Dennis O'Malley has been named Regional 190(11486-5623.14-241 Cindy Daniels, formerly with WESA/Charleroi, Marketing Manager, Boston/Cleveland for Public Affairs Director, announcer/newscaster for PA, pins VVPOLCIarksburg. WV as afternoon per- PopdAdult smell market seeks AOR position Expel-- Elektre/Asylum Records sonality end Public Service Director. REIR Pop/Adult reporter. KBLF/Red Sluff, changing anced. talented educated with refere nces C all JEFF format to Country. Need service from all labels Con- TOPPING,14191294-2379 '4-241 Bred Lusk has been appointed General Seise tact Bruce Allen at 19161527-3511 (4-241 Manager for KARZ/Phoenix, AZ. May BFA graduate seeks fun-time position on your IN D U S T R Y WRRR/Rockford, IL needs record service from all stet. Commercial experience news, music and produo. Joe CIO& moves to WKTG/Medisonville. KY for lobe's. Pop/Adult with 20% Country WRRR, 2830 Sandy bon BILL REED,17131291-9034 14-241 afternoon drive, from WTHE/Mineole. Stephen D. Strelker has been named Account Hollow Road, Rockford, IL 81109 Ann Mike Welch Executive for Arbitron Radio's Midwestern Division in (444) Experienced Pop/Adkiit programmer and announcer Andy Kazen joins KOAX-FM/Delles, TX from wants to work for your Top 50 operation. Cal STEVE Chicago WCTC/New Brunswick, NY as an Account Executive. after 6 EST. 19141795-2106. 14241 KMYZJPryor, OK needs Country service from ell Dan Griffin has been appointed Account ExeCutivf3 Don Rivers (Don Rivera) moves from part- labels. Send to Mike Evans. Box 66, Pryor, OK 74381 OM, MO at top smell market stsitions in IL and KS. for Arbitron Southeastern Radio Station Sales in Atlan- time to all nog hta Cern ulCa81 at ICKUA-A MEO MiHonolulu. (4-24) Prefer same West of the Mississippi BILL REED. 13181 ta HI. 227.7151 or131612264343 14241 Marketplace • . The most talked () Liners _ about Comedy Service FREE SAMPLE ISSUE of radio's most popular humor senncei in the industry Radios most complete personality biweekly Complimentary sna( k Current artist Bios & update, record facts, daily For sample, write on station letterhead to . 0 .1 inerS calendarlalmartac, trivia, etc. 1448-R, West San Bruno Ave , Fresno. 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Submit 1, Marketplace LEE HAAS Comedy Writer for more Information RADIO & RECORDS 1130 Century Park Weill 4 775 West 134th Street Suite 15 Los Ar•pele•. Calif 90067 1213) 553 4330 •••./f. Hawthorne, CA 90250 (213)679-01170 OE BACK PAGE NAT1ONAITAIRPLAY/30. T w o W it CS W EI SS LAST BREAKERS AG O am ° wise May 1, 1981 7 5 2 O SMOKEY ROBINSON/Being With You (Tarnla) Back Page Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week 2 1 1 2 GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Just The Two Of Us (Elektra 10 9 7 o REO SPEED WAGON/Take It On The Run (Epic) TASTE OF HONEY 6 6 4 4 J. TAYLOR Et J.D. SOUTHER/Her Town Too (Columbia) Sukiyaki (Capitol) 27 18 12 O KIM CARNES/Bette Davis Eyes (EMI America) 8096 of our reporters on it Moves: Up 95, Same 18, Down 12, 3 3 3 SHEENA EASTON/Morning Train... (EMI America) Adds 11, WBBF, WF MF, WSKZ, KTAC, KSPZ, KENO, KRQ, 20 10 8 JOHN LENNON/Watching The Wheels (Geffen) 14WK, Z102, WROV, KSEL, WKTU 1-1, WCKX 22-12, WOKY o 18 11 9 10-9, KOPA 12-4, WFBR 4-1, W AYS 6-3, KIDD 1-1. See O GINO VANNELU/Living Inside Myself (Arista) Parallels, major market chart activity debuts it at number 21. 5 4 5 9 JUICE NEWTON/Angel Of The Morning (Capitol) 17 12 11 CD CU MAX BLUES BAND/I Love You (WB) 1 2 6 11 STEVE WIN WOODINhile You See A Chance (Island) 19 15 13 STYX/Too Much Time On My Hands (A& M) NEW & ACTIVE 29 24 19 (D RAY PARKER JR. Et RAYDIO/A Wo man Needs... (Arista)

Recent releases with airplay reported by at least so of our reporting stations are listed in order 21 19 15 O FRANKE Et THE KNOCKOUTS/Sweetheart (Millennium) of their activity The two numbers follo wing the artist title label designation (PlIa mple 100 25 , 24 21 17 indicate how many of our reoorters are on tne record this week 1100i and Of those 100 how O PHIL COLLINSII Missed Again (Atlantic) many added It this week 1251 Moves are broken down for each record and indicate how 22 20 16 many stations moved the song Up on their charts held it the Sa me On to on add to un 51 Si CD W HO/You Better You Bet (WB) etc m oved It Do wn on tnelr charts or Added it this week Co mplete airplay activity on 4 7 10 17 DARYL HALL Et JOHN OATES/Kiss On My List (RCA) all songs listed in Ne w a Active can be found in the parses's &indicates One Of this weeks m ost added new songs - 29 20 O CHA MPAIGN/How 'Bout Us (Columbia) 30 26 O STARS ON 45/Medley (Radio/Atlantic) /2 TOM PETTY Et THE HEARTBREAKERS "The Waiting" 28 24 O CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Say You'll Be Mine (WB) (Backstreet/MCA) 120139. Moves: Up 39, Same 42. Down 0, Adds 39 _ Including WREN-FM. 0107, CFTR, WLS, WLS-FM, WOLF, WRLI, KBFM, aj TASTE OF HONEY/Sukiyaki (Capitol) W NOX, WGRD, KZS3, KIZP. KHYT, WHHY, KSLY. 30 27 25 O DOTTIE WEST/W hat Are We Doing In Love (Liberty) .38 SPECIAL "Hold On Loosely- (A& M) 120/8 28 25 23 J JOHN O'BANION/Love You Like I Never... (Elektra ) Moves: Up 61, Same 41, Down 10, Adds 8, 13K, KTSA, KELP, U93, 92X, KILE. KATI, KQDI, JB106 22-16, 940 13-10, KBE0 8-6, WPST 8-5, WBBQ 9-7, - - 28 O NEIL DIA MOND/A merica (Capitol) K293 19-9. - - 27 O GARY U.S. BONDS/This Little Girl (EMI America) RICK SPRINGRELD "Jessie's Girl" (RCA) 117/18 - - 29 u Moves: Up 77, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 18 including WDR Q KBE0. KFI, CD DON McLEAN/Since I Don't Have You (Millenni m) KJR, KYYX, WFBR, Q106, WRJZ. WSEZ. KI93, WZOK, 92X, KJRB, WXLK, 30 ED JEFFERSON STARSHIP/Find Your Way Back (RCA/Grunt) KFXD. 8 8 14 28 ERIC CLAPTONII Can't Stand It (RSO) SANTANA "Winning" (Columbia) 106/21 16 16 21 va o y ram Moves: Up 61, Same 24, Down 0. Adds 21 including 0107, KEARTH, 29 JOHN COUGAR/Ain't Even Done With... (Ri /P lG ) KSTAR, KELP, KQ94, WAXY, WBB Q WAYS. KZ93, WDJX, KMJK, WFOX, 13 1815 30 STEELY DAN/Time Out of Mind (MCA) KQIZ-FM, KKRC. This chart is based solely on airplay statistics compiled weekly from our CHR reporting stations. QUINCY JONES "Al No Conida" (A& M) 92/22 Black circled numbers indicate significant upward movement from at least 60% of our reporters. Moves: Up 48, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 22 including WIFI. KVIL, WCKX, WZUU, KFRC, KEZR, KOPA, KHFI, Y103, WLOLFM, WO W, FM102. KZZP, MOST ADDED HOTTEST WFBG, WROV. ELTON JOHN "Nobody Wins" (Geffen) T.G. SHEPPARD "I Loved 'Em Every One" (WB/Curb) 92112 KIM CARNES "Bede Davis Eyes" (EMI America) HALL Et OATES "You Make My Dreams" (RCA) REO SPEED WAGON "Take It On The Run" (Epic) Moves: Up 64. Same 15, Down 1, Adds 12, F106, KVIL 'WZIP, KJR, 140. LEE RITENOUR "Is It You" (Elektra) SMOKEY ROBINSON "Being With You" (Tamia) WSEZ, KJ100. WVLK, WLA M, WIGY, KKXL. KKRC. NEIL DIA MOND "America" (Capitol) JOHN LENNON "Watching The Wheels" (Geffen) PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE "Still Right Here In My Heart" TOM PETTY The Waiting" (Backstreet/MCA) GINO VANNELL1 "Living Inside Myself" (Arista)

(Casablanca/PotyGram) 87/28. Moves: Up 31, Same 28, Down 0, Complete Regionaltzeo L,stIngs on Pages 16 dna ' .1 Beg, Pnqe Adds 28 including WFIL, WIFI, JB106, 94Q. WZZP. 0103. WKR2-FM, WJDX, W VIC. WOHO. KYSN, 14WK, KPUR, WTRU, KFXD. f5 LEE RITENOUR "Is It You" (Elektra) 86/40 BILLY ft 'THE BEATERS "I Can Take Care Of Myself" (Alfa) 52/10 Moves: Up 15, Same 30, Down 0, Adds 40 including WREN FM, WFIL WIFI, Moves: Up 16, Same 28, Down 0, Adds 10, WGCL. KJR, VVVIC, WAKX, WDJX, 14WK, WCIR, KPUR, KELO, KDZA. WIFI on, ((Fl on, KEGL d-28, KXX106 d-29, CK101 32-28, KIOY 25-23, WACZ 24-21 WROR. WXKS-FM, JB106, CHU M, Z93, W CKX, KF9C, 13104, W HFM, W NOX, WIKS, K96. IN DARYL HALL Et JOHN OATES "You Make My Dreams" Others Getting Significant Action (RCA) 84/63. Moves: Up 21. Same 10, Down 0, Adds 63 including WREN- FM, W WI, JR106, WPGC, CFTR. KRLY, 293, KEARTH, KFI, KYYX, KOPA, STANLEY CLARKE/GEORGE DUKE "Sweet Baby- (Epic) 45/11 WKEE, WERC, KRAV. KNB Q WSPT. Moves: Up 16, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 11, KEARTH, KC101, WAQY, WKEE, KBFM, WAAY, KGGI, KTAC, WFB0, WISE, WFLB, KYYX d-30, K104 36-32, Y103 30-25, WLOLFM 40-34, KSEL d-26. ANNE MURRAY "Blessed Are The Believers" (Capitol) 83/3 Moves: Up 60, Same 30, Down 0, Adds 3. KINT, KIOY, KYYA, WROR 21-19, AC/DC "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" (Atlantic) 40/9 Moves: Up 1s, same 15. Down 0, Adds 9, V100 KVIL d-16, WOKY 20-18, KJR 26-22. KPLZ 27.22. WAQY 23-19, WRJZ 30-26, KI A7, WOKI, WRVQ. YES96, KNBQ, KMJK, WACZ, KDZA. Q107 on, KRBE 14-6, 8104 25-19, 2102 17-11, KIDD W VLK 26-23, KOFM 20-12. KSPZ 20-14, WFLB 9-6, KILE 34-29. 24-20, KRLC 18-11. GET WET "Just So Lonely" (Boardwalk) 82/14 RUPERT HOUVIES "I Don't Need You" (MCA) 37/3 Moves: Up 28, Same 40. Down 0, Adds 14, KRLY, KRLA, 13K, V100, KSET- Moves: Up 18, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 3, KBFM, KCPX, WFBG, WCAO 13-11, WROR 24-22, KVIL 22-20, WZUU on, FM, KBFM, G100, WGH, KTAC, WIGY, WHHY, KQIZ-FM. KDZA, KYYA. KJR 30-28, WAQY 3827, Y103 36-31, WGRD 36-30, KJRB 30-26, KELO 12-10. W AEB 27-20. ROSANNE CASH "Seven Year Ache" (Columbia) 35/12 CUFF RICHARD "Give A Little Bit More" (EMI America) Moves: Up 15, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 12, KEZR, WHYN, K FMK, KINT. WSKZ, WNOX, WGH, KTAC, WJBQ, VVTSN, 13FEA, KATI, 940 20-15, KXOK 25-21, WSGN 1815. 81/28. Moves: Up 30, Same 23. Down 0, Adds 28 including WKB W, WIFI, CKG M, KRLA. KFI, KI00. 8104, W HYN, KLAZ, W AKX, KIDD, KTKT, MICHAEL JACKSON "One Day In Your Life" (Motown) 31/3 WJBla, WKXY, WEA Q Moves: Up 17, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 3, KQ94, WDJX, KYNO-FM, PRO-FM d-23, KRLY on, 0106 3-3, WCKX 1-1, JESSE WINCHESTER "Say What'" (Bearsville/WB) 79/29 KIQQ 33-28, K104 29-20, KBFM 30-26, WSGN 28-18, WAXY 26-20, KHYT 36-21, WSGA 31-29, FM99 19-13. Moves: Up 20, Same 30, Down 0, Adds 29 Including WFIL WROR, JB105, ISLEY BROTHERS "Hurry Up Et Walt- (T-Neck) 30/5 940. 0106, W GCL WZUU, KIIS-FM, WKRZ-FM, W HYN, KBFM. KEEL Moves: Up 12, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 5, WAEB, FM100, WDJX, KTAC, WFBG. WIFI on. WXKS-FM d-21, WGCL KJ100, WAKX. WOHO. KHYT, KKRC. on, KI00 36-27, KFRC 34-31, KSET-FM 30-25, WSGA 29-27, KATI 34-30. MELTON JOHN "Nobody Wins" (Geffen) 78/78 SHEENA EASTON "Modem Girl" (EMI America) 29/28 Moves: Up 0, Same 0. Down 0, Adds 76 including WBEN-FM, CHU M, Moves: Up 1, Same 0. Down 0, Adds 28 including WXKS-FM, KI0Q. KJR, KC101, WAEB, B97, WAAY, WGH, W NA M, WDJX, KNBO. KCPX, WFLB, WRKR, KOOK KRBE, 94Q KFRC, KYYX, WFLY, KEGL. CK101, KWEN, 92X, KENO, 96XIL. KILE. ABBA "Super Trouper- (Atlantic) 29/1 JIM PHOTOGLO "Fool In Love With You" (20th) 87/18 Moves: Up 17, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 1, VVTIX, WFIL on, WXKS-FM 26-14, WZUU 27-26, KIGQ 23-20, WAQY 29-26, Moves: Up 28, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 16, KVIL. WGCL, KEARTH, KSET- WERC on, WLOL-FM 20-17, WOHO 1811, WJBQ 31-25, WHEB 22-20, WFLB 18-13. FM, KLAZ. WSGN, WRJZ, WAYS. KIO A, KTKT, WGUY, WFBG, WCIR, DAVE EDMUNDS "Almost Saturday Night" (Swan Song) 23/12 96SGF. KVOL KATI. Moves: Up 1, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 12. JB106, WOLF, WHFM, WFLY. W A0Y, WAAY, WISE, WTRU, KENI, KATI, DOLLY PARTON "But You Know I Love You" (RCA) 64/8 KOOK, KRLC. KEZR on, KXX106 on, WGUY on. Moves: Up 30. Same 24, Down 2. Adds 8, WROR, 0103, WTIX, KXX106, LENNY Le BLANC "Somebody Send My Baby Home" (Capitol/MSS) 23/1 92Q. KEYN-FM, WJB Q KDZA. WFIL on, KI00 34-31, WERC 27-22, WL01- Moves: Up 9, Same 12. Down 1, Adds 1, WZUU, KIQG on, KPLZ 28-28, KEEL on, KERN on, WFLB 10-8, FM99 27-23, FM 34-28. WTSN 16-13, WCIR 29-23. WEA0 29-28. KILE 26-23, KVOL on, KFYR on, KKLS 28-28, KCBN 2210, KFXD 24-22. ALAN PARSONS PROJECT "Time" (Arista) 62/18 JER M AINE JACKSON "You Like Me Don't You" (Motown) 2214 Moves: Up 26, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 18 including WKB W, Z93, WFBR, Moves: Up 10, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 4, WFIL, KIIS-FM, KPLZ, 897, WIFI on, KRLY 6-6, CKL W 21-17, KEARTH W AGY, WKEE, WF MF, K094. WJDX, KJ100, WVIC, WAKX, KTAC, WCIR, 2s-22, KRLA 20-17, KI00 19-16, KBFM 8-7, Y103 10-10, VVVIC on, KGGI 19-16, KVOL 4-4. KSEL KYYA. Continued on Page 30