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Witting Becomes S I D E: I IV WBBM Programmer IN THE SPOTLIGHT BIRCH WBBM (AM) /Chicago has Walt Love talks with Birch Sr. VP Bill tapped Group W veteran Chris Engel about the rating service's efforts Witting to become its next Di- to improve black listenership estimates, rector /News & Programming. while Jhan Hiber pays a visit to Birch's Currently Program Manager at Witting fills new Sarasota facility. Plus latest Birch KDKA /Pittsburgh, the vacancy created when CBS spring results. Carl Dickens to Page 20, 22, 51 transferred KRQR /San Francisco as POE EVENTS FROM VP /GM. During his three years at THE CHR SIDE KDKA, Witting has been re- an overview of the sponsible for both news and pro- Joel Denver offers Chris Witting recent Bobby Poe Convention from a w'RECORDS gramming. He previously serv- & WIND /Chicago. CHR standpoint. Next week, Adam RADIO ed as VP /Station Operations at Executive Witting said, "In over ten White reports from a records WOWO /Ft. Wayne, Producer of WBZ /Boston and years at Westinghouse it's been perspective. at working with Rick Page 36 Public Affairs Director a pleasure NAB'S BEV BROWN: Starr, Warren Maurer and Dick Harris. But I'm looking forward DISCONTENT ON to joining a great station in Chi- CONTENT FREEDOM Gronek Transfers To cago, and working with CBS. "I see my role at WBBM as The NAB Radio Board Chairman speaks enhancing what is already a about the prospects of content candidly & WMMS GM Post successful operation," Witting freedom for broadcasters in a Brad WHK whole- Gil York. He told R&R, "(Opera- added. "I don't see any Woodward interview. Mainte has transferred Radio Division President They had the tions Manager) John Gorman sale changes coming. Page 13 WHTZ (Z100) /New York Local Rosenwald explained an in- and (MD) Kid Leo are two of a great winter book. It's Sales Manager Lonnie Gronek changes: "Bill is a very capable ex- and best. To be with two great novative station, and that's IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK to WHK & WMMS /Cleveland as sales executive, but WMMS the in eight years, under the citing." GM at the Gold /CHR combo. WHK needed someone with staffs Wrfl1NG/See Page 8 WADO sold for $20 million in new of one company, is He replaces VP /GM Bill Smith, broader perspectives. So we're umbrella AM record heaven to me. My ob- who is considering other posts looking for a sales opportunity like radio Labels ask dismissal of Joe Isgro suit the win- company. for Bill within the company. jective is to continue Gondek 21 within the is Ed Chandler programs Century Rosenwald continued, "Lon- ning tradition at WHIT, which broad- Country formats nie spent some very successful a landmark facility in PD At Dale Matteson GM at WMKJ Reich VP/ years with us in Cleveland and casting, and at WMMS, which is of Ameri- & WOUE New York, so he was a natural a jewel in the crown 700 let go at CBS Broadcast Group; choice to come back and head can radio." WCXR GM At changes at WMMS in- radio impact slight up an operation he was already Other the promotion of Kid Leo Mario Vazquez-Rana Chairman at UPI familiar with." clude WIOD and raised in to Creative Services Director, as Luis Nogales resigns Gronek, born had been National in addition to his music duties, Randy Miller parody draws Latino ire Cleveland, WAIA Sales Manager and GSM at and evening personality Denny in San Diego & WHK before mov}ng to New Sanders to Assistant PD. Audio firms, labels set meeting on digital tape CAPITOL DISTRIBUTES; Don Shafer PD at CFMI; John Beaudoin CFOX PD ABRAMS CONSULTS RCAIA &MIArista in new regional distribution setup Skip Bednarczyk GSM at KOPA Cinema To Bow In '87 the new la- rams, a longtime progressive Doug Gondek & KSLX Page 3, 4, 6, 8, 10 Cinema Records, bel formed by radio program music supporter. MD/midday man Doug Gon- PONDER producer Denny Somach and Somach anticipates a roster dek has been named PD of Me- INDIE LABELS with talent manager Larry Mazer, of approximately six acts, troplex . Classic Rock outlet POP GOALS Bob Reich will release its first product whom the label is currently in WCXR /Washington. Don Hag- regain are album-or- from Independent labels are looking to Filling a longtime vacancy at next February. Capitol will han- negotiation. Most en, PD since its switch rockers long associated -FM last Janu- their share of the pop market, now that Cox's WIOD & WAIA /Miami, dle distribution. iented Country WPKX he adds, who concentrate on indie promo costs are significantly lower. former EZ Communications The company will produce with name groups, ary, is leaving to solo projects. "But of Southeast Adam White hears varying views on VP /Sales Bob Reich has been what Somach calls "new pro- want to do the Presidency gressive" music, which will be the projects can't be a hobby - Media Research, a post he had the prospects of indie pop success. named VP /GM. to Reich, who also served as predominantly - but not exclu- we want a real commitment retained while at WCXR. Page 33 This will extend to President/ VP /GM at WEZB /New Orleans sively - instrumental. "Where the record." WCPT & WCXR on behalf of the re- told R&R, "We NEW MUSIC ON RADIO UPDATE and WBZZ /Pittsburgh while Pink Floyd left off with `Dark touring GM Bill Sherard Somach. beginning for with EZ, told R&R, "They have Side Of The Moon' will be our leases, says planned from the As the New Music Seminar convenes, estab- given me the -best contract of starting point " he said. Serving The Cinema announcement Don to set up the format, Ken Barnes monitors the progress of CINEMA/See Page 8 to an ad- my career and they have also as Cinema consultant is Lee Ab- lish it, and then step new artists on various active radio longterm basis. handed me the authority and re- visory role on a while noting that at the year's staff with that formats, sources to make both stations CHR TO SOFT AOR We recruited our lot of staffers halfway point, Black/Urban crossovers winners. We are doing some rein mind, and had a for the job." have hit new highs. search right now with WAIA, who were eligible choice of Gon- Page 30 (consultant) Mary Cather- WHTT Becomes Explaining his and commented, ine Sneed is fine-tuning the dek, Sherard KISW: AOR SEATTLE objective, cool- music. We will have everything "Doug is bright, `Quality Rock'WMRQ a killer in- BATTLE CHAMP in place in the next couple of headed, and has need for a long time but 15 years of AOR weeks. We're still looking to fill As widely speculated, CBS- dience stinct." As KISW celebrates by a crop in radio in- - opening down FM CHR outlet WHIT /Boston was soon surrounded Gondek's 12 years success, Steve Feinstein conducts a a programing stations. We re- that one of has switched calls to WMRQ of soundaiike elude airwork at WILS-FM/ tour of the station's past and present. here, so I'm making station's future my first priorities." and unveiled an AOR soft rock cognized the Lansing and WICAR /East Lan- Page 40 somewhat limited, and at KDKB/ Turning his attention to format. Using the slogan "Q103 was sing, the MD post were able to respond to listeners Production Direc- IN R &R WIOD, Reich said, "Carrying - Quality Rock," the new pres- Phoenix, and NEXT WEEK them exactly what KSTM. He the Miami Dolphins and having entation hit the air at 7pm Mon- by giving tor at crosstown AOR's oldies trend is one of the hottest they've been looking for . . . finding that this of the best -known air per- day (7-7). . stated, "We're Feinstein examines some rock." it's not a topics in radio.Steve sonalities in the market, we are CBS-FM Group /VP Bob Hy- quality music is enduring; WHIT VP /GM Bob VanDer- AOR stations the foi mat's use of gold next week. ill good shape. We simply need land HI conunented, "WHIT novelty. A lot of en amplified format finding that some leadership and enthusi- was Boston's first modern CHR h e yd that ignored it are Price 55.00 GONDEK/See Page 8 Newsstand REICH /See Page .4 station. It served a specific au- WHTT /See Page 4 out." JHAN HIBER & ASSOCIATES

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26384 Carmel Rancho Lane, Suite 202 Carmel, California 93923 r. (408) 625-3356 PAGE THREE Labels Respond To Isgro Suit Adam White The Warner Bros., Elektra, At- of its members. There are "no alle- JULY 11, 1986 By lantic, and Geffen labels have gations of wrongdoing" against the Record companies sued by inde- answered with a denial of the alle- organization, it contends as further CMA pendent promoter Joe Isgro two gations, reportedly filed June 30. grounds for dismissal. ROUNDTABLE months ago have responded to the It's believed that PolyGram has The RCA /Arista reply to the Is- REPORT charges of conspiracy and re- similarly responded with a denial. gro suit - which sought damages straint of trade, brought under It was not clear at presstime in excess of $75 million - charac- Country music has forged a federal and California state an- whether any countersuits have terizes it as "a baseless attempt to closer- than -usual alliance titrust statutes. The original suit been submitted. harass defendants, to coerce cer- r/ between radio, records, was filed April 30 in US District The RCA/Arista motion for dis- tain defendants to resume business was filed retail, publishing, and other Court in Los Angeles. missal before U.S. with plaintiffs. to divert attention RCA and Arista filed June 27 a District Judge Consuelo B. Mar- from and expanding feder- Ed Chandler industry realms. The ongoing motion to dismiss the Isgro claims. shall, on grounds "that plaintiffs' al grand jury and congressional in- traveling JOINS KPLX ON -AIR CMA's new and the Recording Industry Associ- complaint makes allegations which vestigations into plaintiffs' alleged roundtable workshops ation of America (RIAA) and sev- neither plaintiffs nor counsel have involvement in organized crime continue that thrust, and eral other labels - A&M, Chrysa- any basis to believe are true, and and payola in the record promotion Lon Helton reports the lis, Capitol, MCA, and Motown - also fails to state a claim upon business, and to allow plaintiffs full Chandler good tidings from the filed joinders to this motion June which relief can be granted." The civil discovery to defend against introductory session. 30. response cites Rules 11 and 12 of the criminal investigations and Programs Page 44 the Federal Rules of Civil proce- discovery unavailable in the dures. criminal context." Transactions 10 Matteson The RIAA, in addition to joining The document continues, "Ra- Century 21 Washington Report 13 the RCA/Arista motion, has taken ther than acknowledge the true What's New 14 the position that as a trade associa- reasons - well known to plaintiffs Street Talk 16 GM At Country tion, it did no business with Isgro, - why defendants have suspended Ratings & Research: Jhan Hiber 20 and that it cannot be held liable relations with independent pro- Former Transtar Country Net- 23 Ratings Results WMKJ & based on allegations against some moters, plaintiffs have knowingly work PD Ed Chandler has been Networks: Reed Bunzel 25 falsely alleged that anticompeti- named Country Format Director Sales 27 WQUE tive animus motivated" that sus- for Dallas -based Century 21 Pro- Image & Marketing: CBS pension. gramming. Chandler has also 29 WMKJ (Magic 1280) & Harvey Mednick WQUE! Isgro was well aware prior to his joined KPLX /Dallas as 2-4pm per- On The Records: Ken Barnes 30 New Orleans GSM Dale Matteson Broadcast April 30 complaint, according to sonality, with heavy production Sean Ross 31 has been elevated to GM at the Datebook: the RCA /Arista reply, that the la- responsibilities. At KPLX, Chand- Calendar: Brad Messer . 32 Clear Channel Heart & Soul/CHR bels suspended use of his services ler replaces PD Bobby Kraig, who Records: Adam White 34 combo. Matteson, a seven-month Group Cuts because of the NBC -TV "Nightly is going off the air: at Century 21. CHR: Joel Denver 36 station staffer, replaces VP /GM News" reports in February alleg- he succeeds Ralph Riley. who is Steve Feinstein 40 Bill Stoeffhaas, who'left to manage AOR: ing his association with organized leaving the business. AC: Donna Brake 43 WMJJ last week. 700 Staffers /Birmingham crime, and because of grand jury Chandler's duties will include Country: Lon Helton 44 Prior to coming to the Crescent Ci- The CBS Broadcast Group has investigations subsequently programming Century 21's Super Nashville: Sharon Allen 48 ty, Matteson was an Account Exec- announced plans to eliminate ap- launched. Country and Cross Country for- Jazz: Barbara Barnes 49 for number of years with utive a proximately 700 positions, with 525 "The most that plaintiffs have mats and consulting client stations. Walt Love 51 AC KFMK and Urban/Contempor - Black /Urban: corning from staff cutbacks and alleged is that defendant record Century 21 OM John Miller said, Marketplace 52 ary KMJQ, both in Houston. the remaining 175 resulting from companies replaced independent "We were looking for someone Opportunities 53 Clear Channel President /CEO L. natural attrition. A CBS spokesper- promoters with in-house employee with all- around talent inside a Music Formats 56 Lowry Mays National told R&R, "The ap- son said most of the reductions ISGRO /See Page 8 CHANDLER/See Page 6 Jazz Chart 57 pointment of Matteson is consistent would be achieved by the end of Ju- Country Chart 62 with Clear Channel's policy of pro- ly. and were due mainly to eco- AC Chart 88 moting from within. Dale has com- nomic reasons within the CBS cor- Vazquez -Rana Succeeds AOR Chart 88 piled an outstanding record as porate structure. The across -the- Black /Urban Chart 88 GSM of the station, and he was the board cuts reportedly will affect CHR Chart 88 logical choice." 8% of the Group's employees, and Nogales As UPI Chief MATTESON/See Page 6 will come from all divisions of the The new owner of United Press Vazquez-Rana commented, "We REGIONAL DIRECTORS NAMED Group, including CBS News. International, Mario Vazquez - thank Luis Nogales for all the work CBS Radio Division President Rana will replace Luis Nogales as he has done for UPI and accept his Robert Hosking told R&R, "The Chairman/CEO of the company on resignation with regret. We will RCA /A &M /Arista television network business has July 11. Nogales joined UPI in 1984, never forget his contribution to grown only about 4% this year, and presided over the company UPI. All of us wish him the very much less than we've seen in the through its bankruptcy until its best in his new endeavors." Resets Distribution past. As a result we've had to take $41 to sale for million last month BEAUDOIN NEW The RCA /A &M /Arista Distribu- Southern; and Bill Graham, West- some economic measures, and one New UPI, Inc. tion regional field force has been em. of these is to make some staff "My task is now completed," CFOX PD reorganized into four national sales They report to RCA/A &M /Arista reductions. These will come largely said Nogales. "UPI has been sold regions from five. Concurrently, Distribution VP /Sales Pete Jones. from the television side, because in and recapitalized. It is appropriate four directors have been appoint- RCA/See Page 4 CBS /See Page 4 for me now to leave and let the new Shafer ed. officers form their own manage- The company's sales and distri- Miller `Alien' Parody ment team. I believe UPI has a Programs bution network will now operate great future and I leave with con- through Eastern, North Central, fidence, knowing it is in strong Southern, and Western regions. Arouses Latino Wrath hands." CFMI The previous Southern and South- Controversial KC Transplant Stirs Up San Diego Vazquez-Rana, Mexico's largest western regions have been consoli- newspaper publisher, is the ma- By Joel Denver expect it. His latest in a series of dated. controversial on-air stunts, a satiri- jority owner of New UPI, along The new appointees, all directors KS103 (KSDO -FM) /San Diego cal commentary called "The Mex- with minority owner Joe Russo, a of their respective regions, are: morning personality Randy Miller ican National Anthem," provoked Houston businessman. Larry Palmacci, Eastern; Fred has a way with audiences ... a phone calls, letters, and correspon- Love, North Central; Jim Yates, way to stir them up when they least dence to the FCC from angry Bednarczyk TOPIC Latinos charging racial stereotyp- CONTROVERSIAL ing and general insensitivity and GSM At KOPA bad taste. In Miller joined the Gannett CHR a & KSLX Labels, Audio Firms few months back after fiery ten- ures at KZZC (ZZ99) /Kansas City, Skip Bednarczyk has been nam- where a song parody about a free ed GSM for First Media's KOPA & Digital Tape Meeting Don Shafer concert starring Bob Seger & The KSLX /Phoenix. He replaces Gary An effort is being made to bring Also on the agenda: a proposal Silver Bullet Band for future unem- Hiatt, who left to join a Jackson- Veteran CFOX/Vancouver PD record companies and consumer that labels and audio makers ployed farm workers cost him his ville, FL TV station in sales. Don Shafer has moved crosstown electronics firms together over the might form a Digital Audio Tape job. A previous on-air stunt at Bednarczyk joins the Phoenix to Westrom Radio Group's CFMI controversial subject of digital Association. This would be a hard- KKCI, also in Kansas City, resulted combo after a brief period as GSM as Director Of Programming. Sha- audio tape (DAT). Representatives ware /software trade body along in his dismissal there. at WIOD & WAIA /Miami. Prior to fer replaces the exiting Tim Burge, from both camps have been invited the lines of the Compact Disc This time, Miller's antics had a that he was GSM at WVKO & while at Moffat's CFOX, Assistant to meet in New York next Tuesday Group, which is generally credited different outcome. PD Mike Pres- WSNY /Columbus for four years, PD John Beaudoin has been pro- (7/15) to discuss key aspects of the with helping the US launch of the ton said, "We brought Randy here and an Account Executive at cross- moted to PD. technology, which is seen by some CD in 1983. to gather some publicity, and it town WCOL & WXGT for four Shafer, a 22 -year radio man, has as successor to the compact disc. DIGITAL/See Page 6 MILLER/See Page 8 BEDNARCZYK/See Page 6 SHAFER/See Page 4 L NEWS

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Vallee Succumbs At 84 been at CFOX for the last 11 years, Rudy Vallee, the recording and Time." joining as MD and serving as PD broadcasting star who gained In 1929 Vallee began a ten-year for the last seven. Earlier he was prominence during the '30s and stint as host and producer of the on the air at CHUM -FM /Toronto, '40s, died last Thursday (7/3) in "Fleischmann Hour" on NBC. He CHOM -FM /Montreal, KNAC /Long Hollywood. The 84-year -old was discovered many talented people Beach, and KPPC /Pasadena. best known for his crooning style of through this network variety show, Shafer commented, "CFMI has singing, complemented by a mega- including Alice Faye, Carmen Mir- the opportunity to be the number phone. anda, Milton Berle, and ventrilo- one station in town, where FOX Born Hubert Prior Vallee on July quist Edgar Bergen. Vallee be- doesn't. We've got more headroom 28, 1901 in Westbrooke, Maine, he came cohost of the "Sealtest Hour" and flexibility in the license; we're took up the saxophone while work- with John Barrymore in 1940. He licensed as a pop /soft rock station ing as an usher in Portland. Among eventually left network radio in and can be more things to more his early influences were record- 1946 but returned to the airwaves people, while CFOX is licensed as a NEW NYMRAD OFFICERS IN RADIO "SALUTE" The New York Mar- saxophonist /New hard rock station." - ings by Rudy Wied- during the '50s as a WOR ket Radio Broadcasters Association (NYMRAD) elected new officers and oeft, from whom he adopted his York disc jockey. Vallee's record- board members last week. Displaying some of their multitalented radio first name. Vallee's megaphone- ing career was briefly revived in CFMI had been a "New AC " -for- credentials are the new officers: (l -r) Treasurer Pat McNally, VP /GM at toting image was born in 1928 at the '60s. matted station consulted by John WHN 8 WAPP; Secretary Matt Field, VP/GM at WNCN; Vice Chairman New York City's Heigh -Ho Club. Vallee is survived by his wife Sebastian until approximately four Mark Bench, VP/GM at WNSR; and Chairman Mike Kakoyiannis, VP/GM Although he only used the mega- Eleanor and a nephew. months ago. Shafer said, "It's had of WNEW -AM 8, FM. Added to the board are WQXR VP /GM Warren phone a few times, he was forever five different formats in the last 10 Bodow, CBS Radio Network VP/GM Mike Ewing, WABC President/GM identified with it, singing such years. We're going to be a rock sta- Jim Havlland, and Katz Radio President Dick Romanick. songs as "I'm A Vagabond Lover" RCA tion for 25-49 year-olds. We're going and his theme "My Time Is Your Continued from Page 3 to be a lot more consistent, focused in our direction, and active on the who commented, "The restructur- who had worked at sister sta- will allow us streets." WHTT ing and strengthening tion KNX-FM /Los Angeles; CBS more ag- Continued from Page 1 to meet our new goals 9am -lpm, market veteran Continued from Page 3 gressively and efficiently. They CFMI will adopt a positioning that Johnny Dark (retained from television you have a lot of people also give us the opportunity to statement of "Vancouver's Best specifics. "We play music the WHIT) ; 1 -5pm, Rick Hunter performing certain functions that develop a structure which recog- Rock." Shafer says, "Rather than listeners have had to leave now from WCBS -FM /New York; can be transferred to the outside. nizes the current shape of the mar- playing AC/DC on the other side of radio dial to find until - the 5-9pm, MD Chris Knight (from In contrast, radio is much leaner, ket, including the continued con- that, we'll play the Eagles. We'll familiar music played on CDs. And be- WHTT); and, overnights, Patti so there isn't as much room for solidation of accounts." skew older and be lighter than finest equipment, there is Harrison, staying on. Late nights reduction. Because of this the im- Palmacci was Manager of CFOX." He added that CFMI will cause we recognize to radio station and weekend/swing shifts re- pact on radio won't be very signifi- RCA's New York branch, and has be improving its signal and anten- much more a record collection, our main open. Departing the sta- cant at all." been with the company since 1972. na location. than a will be tion are morning man "Crazy" Many of radio's cuts will be Love, a 15-year employee, was complete presentation a high regard Dave Otto, midday personality achieved through the elimination Branch Manager, St. Louis. Yates, CKNW & CFMI VP /GM Ron characterized by a total lack of Lee Gillette, and swing /week- of 42 technicians at CBS's owned who joined RCA in 1972, was Direc- Bremner, who joined the stations for the music, for our ender Chip Hobart. stations. These cuts, approved by tor, Southwest Region. Graham, three months ago, said, "We have gimmickry, and respect the employees' union, will incor- who continues as Director, West- a very successful AM station, the audience. listeners have porate more automation in the em Region under the realignment, top listened -to station west of "Boston radio Don is station that booth and enable on -air personnel has been with the firm since 1962. Toronto in Canada. Getting been demanding a one will to work their own boards. In the Another result of the new struc- a very clear message that I want to listens to them, that of quality past technicians were required for ture is the retirement, effective build the FM into one of the best play a broad range anywhere. And anytime music, without screaming jocks all board operations. "Almost all Sept.1, of Southern Regional Direc- operations Reich radio stations in the country oper- tor Charles Hall. With RCA since you can build your own operation and endless interruptions." Continued from Page 1 ate this way," Hosking continued. 1955, he'll assist in the regional and hurt the opposition, it doesn't "We will just be bringing our sta- transition. hurt." Recently-named PD Barbara asm. And I've got more than a CFOX staffer for ten tions up to speed." This "rollout" is There are changes in branch lo- Beaudoin, Temple added, "Judging by enough to go around I'm Assistant PD for ... expected to be completed by the cations - the Philadelphia unit will years, has been early response, I'd say we're willing to share." He also developed end of the second quarter in 1987. close, with its accounts absorbed last four years. going to be right on track with Cox Broadcast Division Pres- in- CBS officials would not comment into the Washington branch - and "Rock Journal," a syndicated this format." ident Walter Liss commented, show in Canada. on the number of radio casualties, their reporting system. In addition, terview Core artists for the new for- "Bob has had more than 25 but one spokesman maintained a new sales office will open in Min- mat include Jackson Browne, years of experience in radio, in- Shafer's that a recently-published figure of nesota, by September. While acknowledging Boz Scaggs, CSN, Alan Parsons cluding responsibilities with a CFOX, Beaudoin 80 was "absolutely incorrect." In Under the new RCA/Ariola or- contribution to Project, Loggins & Messina, Miami station. With his know- confidence at taking fact, Hosking explained, "I doubt ganization implemented by com- expressed and Rickie Lee Jones, as well as ledge of the market and his ex- done at that few - if any - radio person- pany President /CEO Elliot Gold- over as PD. "Everything new artists not heard on CHR, tensive management record four years, nel will be dismissed because of man, RCA/A&M/Arista Distribu- this station for the last plus little-heard cuts from fa- we're confident that Bob will this. The radio business is a tough tion operates as an independent Don and I did together." miliar artists. make significant contributions al FM, business, and we've been working profit center under President Sal CFOX is the market's WMRQ's new lineup in- to the growth of WIOD & CFMI is long and hard to keep it as lean as Licata, separate from the com- with a cume of 360,000. cludes: 5-9am, Tom McKay, WAIA." possible." pany's label units. third, with a cume of 240,000.

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ROBERT EURICH joins KSEOIrVisa- RUSTY KIMBALL, last at KKCWI Bednarczyk lla- Fresno, CA as VP /GM. For the Portland, replaces Vince Mertz as Continued from Page 3 past five years he was Station Manag- KZELIEugene MD/nights. years previous. er of KFIG-AM & FM /Fresno. BARRY KAYE is named PD at KIWI/ KOPA & KSLX GM Carl Hamil- MILT McCONNELL becomes VP/ Austin, following the departure of ton commented, "Skip has the nec- GM of KRKE -AM & FMIAlbuquerque, Waylon Richards. Barry will continue essary tools and traits of a fine replacing Keith Myers. McConnell is doing afternoons. He joined the sta- general sales manager. I look for- .the former GM of WFBOIIndianapo- tion last year from KKBOIHouston. ward to him doing a wonderful job Ils. Recently acquired by Sandia in the Phoenix market." Peak Broadcasters, the Albuquerque Said Bednarczyk, "I love the properties will change calls - the Digital town, but it's the radio station CHR /Urban AM will become KZSS Continued from Page 3 that's really exciting. The FM has and the AOR FM will be KZRR - and Next week's meeting is being or- shown tremendous growth in a real be consulted by Jon Sinton. ganized under the aegis of Akai short period of time, and I'm real Patrick Spencer Norman Epstein Seven -year Select Radio AE America, the Compton, CA -based glad that I'm going to be a part of it PATRICK SPENCER has been NORMAN EPSTEIN has been pro- GEORGE PETER segues to Weiss & subsidiary of the prominent Japa- and contribute to its future. named VP /GM at New York indie label moted to VP /Administration for MCA Powell as VP /Station Relations & nese consumer electronics compa- "Carl and I worked together Supertronics, in addition to his duties Records. He joined the label a year Sales. ny. VP /Sales & Marketing Chris briefly at WCOL & WXGT. I think as Director /National Promotion. Spen- ago as Director /Administration, follow- Byrne is spearheading the the man has an exceptional HARVEY SIMMS is promoted to effort. cer formerly operated his own promo- ing 13 years as a personal manager Aside from record labels amount of talent." GM of WSLRIAkron. He has been major tion /marketing company for artists including Karla Bonoff, An- and such and previous- with WSLR and sister FM WKDD digital -oriented Indies as ly served as Director /National Promo- drew Gold, and Jennifer Warnes. GRP and Tetare, firms invited since 1968, working as an AE, Re- to Matteson tion for RCA. participate include Denon, Onkyo, RICK VAN GIL is appointed PD of gional Sales Manager, and most re- Continued from Page 3 Pioneer, AOR WLNZILansIng. He was former- cently GSM. Sanyo, Sharp, Sony, and Matteson, who is looking for a BARRY BROWN has been appoint- Technics. GSM successor, told R&R, "Speak- ly MD of WIOTIToledo. WNCT -AM /Greenville, NC recently ed GM of WBBE & WRMAILexington, Digital audio tape is a sensitive ing for Magic 1280, has in the past Interim operators of KIFMISan switched from Country to Broadcast it KY, recently purchased by Audubon issue because of fears within multi- two months really developed some Diego GM Ethel Mike, Station Man- Programming's Oldies format. Broadcasting Company's Maycourt - national record companies that the legs and is beginning to run. In a ager Rosales Sell (aka Lee Maribal), KPEZIAUSTIN Company division. Named as the out- switches from Easy format's premature introduction market with our ethnic composi- and Program Manager Mary Sorentl- Listening to AOR with PD Brent Clan- lets' General Sales Manager is RA- will harm the development and tion, it will show some real good no, operating officially as AFC Broad- ton, formerly of sister Clear Channel LEIGH NEAL. growth of the compact disc market growth in the months to come. As casting have struck a deal with AOR KMODITuIsa. The station will be - (R&R 5/2). PolyGram Interna- far as WQUE goes, it is a dominant Unidyne, whereby the latter will sell consulted by KMOD PD Charlie West tional President Jan Timmer told station in many areas with bullet- BOB GASKINS joins Phoenix - and market the station as it does for and MD Jim Jones. NARM convention attendees in proof numbers in key 25+ demos. based Churchill Productions as a neighboring XHTZ. DAN CONWAY, most recently with March, "We should consider very This is directly attributable to format programmer and station con- RUSS MOTTLA is promoted from WSKS /Cincinnati, moves to WXLY carefully on which configurations (PD) Kevin McCarthy's efforts." sultant; DOUG JONES is tapped as MD to Assistant PD at Katz AOR (Y102.5 FM)lCharleston, SC as Gen- we shall make our software availa- Marketing Manager. W AAFIWorcester- Boston. eral Manager. ble and, particularly, when we make it available." He also criti- STAFF _ r cized Japanese audio manufactur-

ers for their lack of interest in Me BOB WILSON Pbi( OWMSHT CASE meeting to discuss the issue. E%.w, t V. RfSY. DICK KRMMAN Labels are concerned that their MM. Las MpS.. Deco 111 ì1 $534130 heavy investment in CD manufac- Sway Rom PION* E Editor KEN BARNES AA pr cto( DCHARDIIMWALT turing will be insufficiently JEFF OMEN SUMMER recoup- Mrraerg Max- ES knot GAIL MUCKS/ z Ewe. ed before DAT comes to market AMM*M a Sp.c [MR REED &AVMEL or at least that consumers will be BMroa a Mom. Ea W- JUAN HOES Maps a MMasra Eab: HARVEY MEOeKK confused by another software con- AC Edam DONNA EASE

RCA Erb- STEVE FENSTEN figuration. In Japan, digital tape apsMWT Easor: WALT LOVE CNR COW' JOEL DENVER hardware from Sony may be avail- Cowley Ease: JON HELTON Easy Uwpp Bab GSA MITCHELL able this fall, and in the US next ..e0 Eager: BARBARA BARNES year. The company NRf,TME E&Ror: MAD WOODWARD IWapwyay demonstrated lemma Ease. ADAM WHITE Mew Yartl a prototype machine at the NAB Copy Edw. CAROL VAN KEEEN Sm. Aaacas. fakir. HURRICANE HEERAN convention in April, then showed Anat. Ealwa.' YVOMNF OLSEN. SEAN ROSS AE YE. Eaw: 1141 NELSON home and car models at last EMMA, NeaMB: TAM BEYER. ROBIN DIMON. GREG AGNEW. MIMES. TONY RKE month's Consumer Electronics Vey RRON /COSanCMpe OCR IRAN Co,t5E Srmcm. LEE CLARK. Mal LANE. Show in Chicago. MME CHASTER. JINN DINENPUTSCH Detailed and summary informa- 1RRC pane? JOANN WOODWORTH None. nMlk psis: KELLEY SCMEFFELN tion about digital tape will be ...on DA.aar AODRA HOFFMAN aóion, Srnoaa. STEVE STERN available at the July 15 get - AaprcMMR Dascw: RICHARD AGATA Aurigae M OoCr. MARILYN FRANDSEN together. Based on participants' MNMyRphy ROGER RUMWALT TypographyKENT THOMAS. MORRIS, MOH R : LICK b Compact Disc Group experience, Compneca. GARY VAN DER 5115$. MARIA OLINORES. notes Akai America's Byrne, legal IM AI aMM roM RMMMr- SHALNE MW AMARA counsel will be present. Meeting CaaoMM MARGARET BECKWITH ACCOWT W: WENDY YANG site is the New York Hilton. AFOaasnp ANIMAL MARE VETROM Lope Coma JASON SHRfbAY

Mw FM Bona. 12 721 6050355. 5TS Mean, A.e.we. New Tor, NV 10031 Chandler Bureau CT* ADAM WHITE DIM IARn r: BARBARA SARLJBA Allied Summer Sale Number ONE* from Page 3 Continued A.___I MM... 13011662.)484. National Press Bu.d, Sate 487. 519 T455 St NW Washington. DC 200.1S Every $1000 you spend on Auditronics gets you a $175 radio station. Ed's daily experi- Bureau CAM /WBWrpm EOM MAD WOOO.J ARO *me ESO, ROBERT OMEN ence with the music and promo- credit toward ITC Cart Machines. Add up your savings. Every MMAR ursaN 16151292-Pot. 291RE1. 1610 16th Awns tions as part of a top ten market South. Na,MMA. TN 37211 $1000 gets credit. $35,000 spent on Auditronics is enough &na, CMM SHARON ALLEN radio station will make him an Amon. ERN. KATY BEE a AacRprNrMM DEE FENNEL/. credit for free ITC 99BRPSE. asset to us, in that he can readily -Na Saw MFR Premiere ML CLAM relate to the day-to-day problems Loa A ekes 11131 5534330 Woo RwW0M,SMF. INNER Awn. MICHAEL AEMMON clients are facing." WARSAW Eeptema PAM BELLAMY.JEFF GELS Commenting on his move, MrasrpMAR Cowen/Roe ADRIENNE ROLE NOW Berge 11I ll 6050355 Chandler told R&R, "I feel great VJw RRMar. /Seas MP. ERM A, AApan: HOWARD CARTER Wm RNarW /Seas BARRY OMEN about returning to my home town N_MAt, 161512929902. 192.8983 Account E&FCarn SHARK ALLEN 'Certain combinations not available. Check with your Allied Salesperson. Factory List prices and working for two, not just one, Radio 8 Records is published every Friday for 8215 per year, or 8400.00 for foreign subscriptions, by apply. This special applies only to Auditronics console systems and ITC cartridge machines/ great companies. Radio 8 Records. Inc.. at 1930 Century Park West. record "At Century 21, have com- Los Angeles. California 90067. Application to mail amps and splice finder /erasers. Sale Number One good thru 9/15/86. Freight & I'll at second class postage rate is pend,ng at Los taxes extra. Dealer participation will assure great savings! plete control over the country Angeles. California. POSTMASTER: Send address charges to Radio 8 Records. 1930 Century Park music division. I'll be dealing West. Los Angeles. California 90087. All reasonable re taken but no responsibAlty assumed forynsol- directly with the affiliates, discus- M;,Ied material 118R reserves all rights In material accepted for publication All letters addressed to sing their problems and needs." AR or os Editors will be assumed Intended for ATLANTA, GA LOS ANGELES, CA Prior to his stint with Transtar, publication and reproduction and may therefore be (404) 964-1464 (818) 843 -5052 used ror this ampcse Nothing may be reproduced Chandler was morning personality in whole or In pall without written pern. ,.tin from CHICAGO, IL RICHMOND, IN the Publisher The terms AOR. Back Page. Break- ALLIED at KMGG /Los Angeles. Between ers. Most Added, National Airplay/30. Parallels, (312) 794-0224 (317) 962-8596 Radio 8 Records. and Street Talk are registered Broadcast Equipment 1971 -83, Chandler programmed San trademarks of Radio 8 Records O 1986 DALLAS, TX SEATTLE, WA Diego Country outlets, working at A subsidiary of Hine -Hanks Communications. Inc (214) 423-8667 (206) 838-2705 P.O. BOX 1487 RICHMOND, IN 47375 KSON from 1971 -79, KCBQ 1979 -81, and back to KSON 1981 -83. am 6/Ft &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986 tin itiq

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Miller Isgro Cinema Continued from Page 3 Continued from Page 3 ItA11ADPS Up To Be The Continued from Page 1 seems he's started to." VP /Opera- promotion systems which compete identifies Emerson, Lake & tions Dave Parks expressed sur- with each other," states the June 27 Palmer and Yes as bands with LIFETIME:! prise at the impact of Miller's response. which the label's target audi- "LOVE OF A "Mexican National Anthem," sung ence grew up. "We're not trying Be Coming to be a new age label like Wind- to the tune of "She'll In support of the motion for ham HW," explains Somach, 'Round The Mountain." dismissal, attorneys for RCA and CHAKA a re- "nor a jazz label like ECM. We The parody was based on Arista submitted copies of NBC which labell- want to build the kind of credi- cent CNN news story news report transcripts and video- KHAN ed the San Ysidro border area the bility that CTI Records once tape of the broadcasts, as well as a The number one point of entry for il- had. If you buy a Cinema record 14 -page March 14 letter of com- the and it's good, you're going to legal Mexican immigrants, and plaint to NBC from attorney Steven New buy the next one even if you leading area for the laundering of Cannata, representing Isgro. Also Single drug trafficking. don't know the artist - al- drug money and submitted: a copy of a March 14 75% our acts will al- The Immigration And Nationali- letter from Isgro to Arista Presi- though of Produced ready have recognition and visi- zation Service admits to catching dent Clive Davis, which was ap- bility." By only 50% of those making their way parently sent with a videotape of a across the border illegally, despite, Somach says that Mazer and Scritti March 10 "Entertainment To- during the last nine months, over segment. Isgro drew he are sole partners in Cinema, night" will continue with Pülith 468,000 arrests. Davis's attention to the "ET" and that both existing, Philadelphia - When the song was broadcast, report, which questioned some of their And hook, with based businesses. Lee Abrams phones rang off the the NBC charges, and called it the is a consultant, not a partner, he Arif much of the anger aimed not at the "fairest bit of coverage" of the con- "This really isn't any dif- lyrics but at the title, which was troversy. states. Mardm promptly changed to the "Illegal ferent to what [Lee] has been Front Alien Anthem." Shortly thereafter, doing in the past. We're utilizing the song was pulled off the air. his research, which has found a The Parks told R&R, "We got a lot of Isgro: "Nothing need for music from a company Forthcoming TV coverage, which presented both Unexpected" like this." sides of the story pretty fairly. Album of Because of the facts at hand, many The projected fall opening Attorney Lawrence G. Papale of disc plant DESTINY felt we hadn't done a great injus- Capitol's compact Cannata, Genovese & Papale, rep- tice, but you're always going to was a key factor in the distribu- resenting Isgro, told R&R, "This is upset a few folks with something tion deal, notes Somach. "We a rather technical response that controversial like this. Once we expect CDs to represent the big- they've made to our complaint, learned letters to the FCC had been gest portion of our sales, and and it's an avenue that's open to written, and we received similar records probably the least." them it's nothing that we didn't letters of protest, the song was pull- - Commented Capitol Presi- expect. We hope simply to get to of ed off the air and letters of apology dent Don Zimmermann, "All the merits [of the cage] as quickly en- were sent to everyone who was of- us at Capitol are extremely as we possibly can. We want to get fended." thusiastic about the new rela- this thing done and over with so Joe tionship. The creative expertise his business." Miller was essentially unrepent- can go about and professionalism brought to ant. "We didn't do it to offend this alliance by Denny and Lar- anyone. I was simply commenting Attorneys representing RCA and ry, along with Lee's valued in- on a social issue and really didn't Arista are Klinger & Glassman of put and overview, are the basis expect any negatives on it. Frank- Los Angeles, and Kaye, Scholer, for our fundamental excite- ly, we all were surprised by the Fierman, Hays & Handler, New ment." reaction. I think the only people I York. can now pick on are the Manson Family and some winos in Cleve- land I know personally." He was A hearing on the case before Witting Page 1 pleased with management's ap- District Judge Marshall is schedul- Continued from proach to the controversy. "Every- ed for August 11 in Los Angeles. VP /GM one here was very supportive, and WBBM Gregg Peter- the management handled every- son commented, "Chris's ex- the most thing as it should be. This is a sta- perience at some of respected radio stations in the tion of pros who know how to roll Gondek with punches." country should help WBBM -AM Continued from Page 1 achieve new levels of success in Along with Hagen, consultant the next few years. He has an The lyrics to Miller's song were Fred Jacobs will continue advising outstanding record as a pro- as follows: grammer." NEW & ACTIVE WCXR. They'll be coming across the border when they come. K106 deb-35 KS103 add KF95 add They'll be coming across the Norfolk Models WKSE deb-36 KMEL 33 -26 KCAQ add border when they come. They'll be coming across the WNYS add KPLZ on KCPX add border, 'cause there is no law and CKOI on KUBE add WZYQ deb-37 order; KTKS add KNBQ add 100KHI add They'll be coming across the border when they come. Y100 deb-35 WERZ add -39 WGAN deb-40 B97 deb-29 WNNK add WOMP add They'll be carrying drugs and B96 39 -36 WGFM add WCGQ add handguns, so they can have some real firm; Z95 deb-39 93Q add WPFM deb-39 They'll be carrying drugs and WCZY add WTLQ add 99KG add handguns when they come. KHTR on WSSX add -31 WDBR add They will not have a green card, KITS add KAMZ 30-21 KIRS add but they sure know how to run FM 102 on FM 100 add KOZE deb-35 hard; Well, they will not have a green KWOD add BJ105 deb-35 KBIM add card when they come. - WZOK add Now all they know is Spanish, and Geffen's Models visited WNOR/Norfolk recently. Pictured (l -r) are WNOR air per- if you don't they will vanish; sonality Les Wooten, group's James Freud, label's Jann Zlotkln, group's Sean Kel- Well, now, all they know is OB Warner Bros BefOrb, Cassettes and tamped Dili Management Bun Zell ly, and WNOR MD David Hillary. IWiF brrr Bnn Bin* I, Spanish when they come. 8 /51&R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986

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It also owns SELLER: Tetco, Inc., Tom Turner, WADOINew York Command city; KDZA & KZLOIPueblo-Colora- owns KIOIISan Francisco; WOWO & WJBR -AM & FM /Wilmington, DE; principal Broadcast Associates for $20 mil- do Springs, CO; and KGRE & KYOUI WIOEIFt. Wayne, IN; WTIX/New Or- WAEB -AM & FM /Allentown, PA: and POSITION: 1360 kHz; 99.1 ion. Greeley, CO. leans; WIRK -AM & FMIWest Palm DIAL WTCR -AM & FM /Huntington. WV. Har- Beach; WNIC -AM & FMIDetroit; MHz SELLER: Grace Broadcasting, York Subway Adver- SELLER: New 1 kw; 100 kw at 1049 feet The Spanish outlet will add to the very Grace, CEO. It also owns WNYR W WKBIBuffalo; KOMA & KIMYIOkIa- POWER: tising, Marvin Schwartz and Herb FORMAT: AC; Country extensive list of similarly- formatted & WEZO /Rochester and KIIZ & KIXSI homa City; WLAC -AM & FMINash- Saltzman, principals. stations of a Tichenor subsidiary, Killeen, TX. ville; and WIBA -AM & FM /Madison. It DIAL POSITION: 1230 kHz; 103.9 OR Tichenor Spanish Radio Division, DIAL POSITION: 1300 kHz; 105.7 also has contracted to purchase KRDRIGRESHAM, MHz PRICE: exclusive of real which includes KLATIHouston, KDXX MHz WKSEINiagara Falls. $600,000, POWER: 1 kw days /250 watts nights; property & KBNAIEI Paso, WIND/Chicago, POWER: 5 kw; 265 kw at 810 feet SELLER: Hubbard Broadcasting, 600 kw at 670 feet BUYER: Columbia River Broadcast- KCORISan Antonio, KUNOIChicago, FORMAT: AC; Easy Listening Stanley Hubbard, Chairman, Presi- FORMAT: AC; CHR ing, Robert Anderson, principal. An- and KGBT & KELTIHarlingon, TX. BROKER: Kalil & Co. dent & CEO. It also owns KSTP -AM & Fi- Command Broadcast's CEO is Nel- FM /St. Paul and WGTOICypress Gar- derson is leaving his post as Chief e. KPDQ -AM & FMI Broad- son Lavergne. It also owns KMIAIFt. dens. nancial Officer of Bingham TX. POSITION: 770 kHz; 93.3 MHz PORTLAND, OR casting Co. Worth, WSEVISEVIERVILLE, TN DIAL POWER: 50 kw; 21.5 kw at 4,150 PRICE: $6.5 million SELLER: Community Gresham PRICE: $325,000 FORMAT: AC BUYER: Salem Media of Oregon, Broadcasting Corp., a subsidiary of Tichenor President McHenry Tiche- BUYER: Great Smokey Mountain Edward It BROKER: Gary Stevens of Wertheim Inc., Stuart Epperson and Community Pacific Broadcasting. nor Jr. called the acquisition "a major Broadcasting, Inc., Conrad Jett, Ill, principals. They also own & FM & Co. represented both the buyer and Atsinger also owns KASH -AM /Anchor- milestone" in the company's efforts to Charles Ketron, and Truitt Frazier, Francisco; CA; seller. KCFO/Tulsa; KFAX /San age; KFIV -AM & FM /Modesto, is the station's current assemble a group of "high- quality" principals. Jett WEZE /Boston; WNYMINew York; KTOM-AM & FM /Salinas- Monterey, Spanish stations. The deal must be GM. WRFDIColumbus, OH; and KSLRI CA; and KEED & KSND /Eugene, OR. approved by the FCC, and is ex- SELLER: Republic Broadcasting KZONISANTA MARIA, CA San Antonio. They have also con- DIAL POSITION: 1230 kHz pected to be completed by year's Corp., Charles Murdock, President. It PRICE: $340,000 tracted to purchase KHAA /Port Sul- POWER: 1 kw end. also owns WLW & WSKSICIncinnatl; BUYER: Leo Kesselman phur, LA and KDIG /San Bernardino, FORMAT: Country TN; WYHYI WMYUISeviervllle, and SELLER: DeDro Broadcasting Co., CA. BROKER: Montcalm Corp. WADO broadcasts with 5 kw on Lebanon, TN. Abel Deluna, President. SELLER: Inspirational Broadcasting 1280 kHz. Media broker H.B. LaRue DIAL POSITION: 930 kHz DIAL POSITION: 1600 kHz Corp., John Davis II, principal. It also KDMA /MONTEVIDEO, MN 5 kw represented both the buyer and seller POWER: POWER: 500 watts days owns KBMCIEugene, OR. PRICE: $450.000 in the transaction. FORMAT: Country FORMAT: Spanish DIAL POSITION: 800 kHz; 93.7 MHz BUYER: James Ruud POWER: 1 kw days; 100 kw at 947 SELLER: Midwest Broadcasting Co.. feet a subsidiary of Linder Broadcasting, FORMAT: Religious Donald and H. Willard Linder, own BROKER: Chapman Associates ers. It also owns KTOE & KDOG /Man- keto, MN; KMHL & KKCKIMarshall. WMLOISARASOTA, FL MN; KWLM & KOICIWillmar, MN; ami PRICE: $2.8 million KRITICIarion, ID. BUYER: Sarasota FM, Inc., owned by DIAL POSITION: 1460 kHz

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PROFILE OF BEV BROWN NAB Radio Leader Champions Content Freedom

When members of NAB's Board of Directors met last parative renewal elimination is Should NAB now merge with month in Washington, they unanimously elected KGAS/ what we hope will be a major de- RAB? "I'm definitely opposed to regulation package that will come it," Brown says without hesitation. Carthage, TX owner Bev Brown as Radio Board Chair - up in January that we can jump "We're not going to get "I see no reason for it." Still, he nian for the coming year. An affable man with a deep East on." suggests the two groups could work Texas drawl, Brown was unopposed in his bid to step up First Amendment rights in more closely together. from the Vice Chairmanship, which he'd held for the past Brown also sees the coming year the Congress in our year. as an important period of com- lifetime. We're going to Industry Vigorous pleting NAB's unification with With dozens of issues facing the Despite Problems NRBA. A task force will study get it in the courts." industry, the former Texas Associ- whether NAB is structured proper- ation of Broadcasters President Asked to sum up the state of ra- ly to handle all of radio's needs, but identifies his "first love" as the dio today, Brown replies, "The Brown makes no secret of his belief fight to achieve total content free- "When recession comes broadcasting industry itself is vig- that things are already working dom. Brown used to chair NAB's more effici- orous, it's healthy, and technologic- the good salesmen sell pretty well. structure to be much First Amendment Committee, and ent, and I believe we're more al advances are making us a says he'd like to return to the panel advertising because member -oriented than we were." stronger industry all the time. after his year as Radio Chairman. that's when the retailer Opposes Radio Presidency, Brown is also convinced that RAB Merger NAB Radio has plenty of indepen- "There are problems, there's no "In more than 31 years in broad- needs it most." dence from television, and that question about that. But the state of casting it's always been a burr un- most of the new board members the industry is as good as the peo- der my saddle." Brown explains. He flatly opposes the idea of a from NRBA may already be will- ple in the industry make it. We in "Everybody in the United States of "That has got to be our number one separate radio president, for in- ing to admit that their doubts on broadcasting have had our lumps America has full First Amendment stance. "I think the current struc- misdi- When comes the rights except broadcasters." legislative priority," he declares. that point "might have been before. recession J; "As long as we have that hanging ture of the NAB staff, with triple rected, that the Radio Board is, in good salesmen sell advertising be- He continues, "The whole struc- over our head, deregulation is not executive VPs, is excellent. We un- fact, autonomous to whatever cause that's when the retailer ture of broadcasting is affected by what it's supposed to be. That corn- ified with NRBA, set up our staff degree is necessary." needs it most . this. It's the chilling effect that it has on what broadcasters do. It's the loss of the right to advertise legal products. I think a great many problems in the broadcast ::,dustry, both real and perceived, would be resolved if we had at least the print model for First Amend- NEWS BRIEFS ment rights." Supreme Court Curbs Radio Station Total In other action, the Commission orso long as the equipment continues to dered KFMRIStockton, CA to pay a operate within required parameters." Courts More Promising Commercial Speech Hits 10,000 Than Congress $2000 fine for failure to file annual em- One area not covered by the propos- ployment reports from 1982 to 1985. ed change is AM stereo hookups. Said The Commission also confirmed a the Commission, "At this time, only In a setback for broadcast advertis- For the second time in recent Brown is convinced that "we're prior ruling that WWDBIPhiladelphia 10% of the domestic AM stations have ing, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled last months, the FCC has announced that . it going to get First Amendment did not violate the personal attack rule chosen to broadcast in stereo, pro- week that states may prohibit advertis- the total number of radio stations in the ,',ghts in the Congress in our life- or the Fairness Doctrine, as charged viding us with insufficient experience to ing for legal products or services, even United States has topped the magic time. We're going to get it in the by the Philadelphia Lesbian and Gay deregulate this modification." if the ads are truthful. On a 5 -4 vote the 10,000 mark. According to the Corn- courts. And we're going to continue Task Force and the Philadelphia AIDS Comments in the proceeding, Dock- court upheld Puerto Rico's right to pro- mission, 10,002 stations were licens- to pursue it as long as the NAB has Task Force. et #86 -264, are due at the FCC by hibit local casinos from placing adver- ed as of May 31. a breath left in it." The FCC said the personal attack August 4. For information call Michael tising aimed at island residents, as op- An FCC public notice several months But Brown admits there have rule could not be invoked because no Lewis at (202) 632 -9660. posed to tourists. ago also listed more than 10,000 sta- been some discouraging setbacks specific individuals were criticized. The tions, but the next month the total had along the way. "Every time we In view, power gay groups argued unsuccessfully that our the greater to dipped below that mark. It's unclear think we take a step forward, we ban casino necessarily in- a broad attack on all AIDS victims con- Other Key Developments: gambling whether the discrepancy was due to get a ruling like the Supreme Court cludes lesser power to ban adver- stituted a violation because their The House Commerce the stations going off the air or to counting Commit- gave us last week on Puerto Rico's tising of casino Justice names are on file at the Center for Dis- tee, which has jurisdiction broad- gambling," errors at the Commission, which have over casino advertising. It seems that ease Control in Atlanta casting issues, William Rehnquist wrote for the ma- been known to happen. is losing its ranking we slip back." minority member. Rep James jority. The current roster of stations breaks Broyhill (R -NC) has been appointed to the down as 4838 AMs; 391 7 commercial Transmitter Senate seat In last week's case, the high NAB Associate General Counsel FMs: 1247 educational FMs created by the suicide of court upheld Puerto Rico's ban on Valerie Schulte called the ruling an Modifications Made Sen. John East (R -NC). truthful broadcast ads for legal unfortunate decision. As a matter of KXRO's $20,000 Easier A new Albuquerque FM license on casinos. Brown points out that Con- principle we're bothered and disturbed. 103.3 MHz has been awarded to Lor- gress recently outlawed broadcast The decision turns its back on ten Fine Upheld etta Rose Salazar over four competing The FCC has proposed making it ads for smokeless tobacco an- years of developing protections for The FCC has refused a request by applicants. One competitor claimed ex- - easier for stations to make changes in other legal product and con- commercial speech." KXROITrumann, AR that it reduce an tra credit for specifying the suburb of - their transmitters without having to get cludes, 'All of these things are real earlier $20.000 fine issued to the sta- Rio Rancho as its community of li- prior Commission approval. It said cur- On a practical level, however, tion for unauthorized transfers of con- cense. But the FCC ruled that all par- downers for us as an industry." rent rules "defining permissible Schulte foresees no case where states trol and failure to file sales agreements ties would be considered equally be- changes may be unnecessarily are on the verge of banning ads for with the Commission. cause all proposed a Class C FM serv- narrow." Comparative Renewals legal products. The decision's first im- Although the Commission refused to ing the entire metro area. Targeted pact could be on print advertising of lower the fine, it said that KXRO's The new proposal, which is now out NAB will sponsor a special engi- cigarettes, she speculated. Such ads showing,.,pf "financial hardship" had for public comment, would allow sta- neers' seminar on new RF radiation In the coming year Brown pre- are already banned on radio and televi- persuaded it to let the station pay its tions to make "electrical and mechanic- guidelines just prior to the Radio '86 dicts NAB will make a major as- sion. but the American Medical Asso- fine in $500 monthly payments over a al modifications to broadcast transmit- Convention in New Orelans. For infor- sault on comparative renewals. ciation wants print ads prohibited, too. period of 40 months. ters without prior Commission approvai mation call (202) 429- 5346. R&R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986/13 WHAT'S NEW Edited by Don Waller

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KRZN & KMJI MTV Appoints Two Blair Promotes Sacks JMA Forms New Division Republic Opens Promote Sornsen New Office Duffy Broadcasting's KRZN & Republic Radio announces the KMJI /Englewood, CO have nam- opening of its Seattle office. The ed Susan Sornsen as National address is Fourth & Battery Bldg, Sales Manager. She was an Ac- Ste. 970, Seattle, WA 98121; count Executive at KLIR during its (206) 441 -1356. KMJI transition and the KRZN acquisition. Sornsen formerly worked as an estimator and later a Me- dia Supervisor for J. Walter CHRONICLE Thompson in Toronto. She then shifted to Canadian Media Cor- poration as Media Supervisor, Born To: then moved to Denver as Direc- tor'Advertising for a local retailer. AOR indie Richard Pachter, and his wife Darlene, son Benjamin Freeman, RAB Names June 26. Raehse, Matullo JEM Records West Coast A &R & The Radio Advertising Bureau Susan Bin ford Cindy Sacks Jay Mitchell Promotion head Robyn Weiss welcomes Susan Raehse as Man- Cook, and her husband, Frederick, Cindy Sacks has been upped to Broadcast consulting firm Jay ager /Marketing Information. daughter Emily Meredith Cook, Manager of Blair Radio's Houston Mitchell Associates announces Raehse most recently completed June 22. office. She replaces Susan Hagy, the formation of its Media Strate- nearly four years as Assistant to who shifts to KING -FM /Seattle as gies division. According to Presi- the research librarian of the Insur- JEM Records New Jersey Ship- General Sales Manager Most re- dent Jay Mitchell, the division will ance Information Institute in New ping Manager Stephen Johnson cently an AE in Blair's Houston of- assist agencies and advertisers in York. In other company activity and his wife, Lisa Corrao, daughter fice, Sacks brings 11 years' radio and TV commercial place- Richard Matullo, currently Senior Amanda Lee. broadcasting /sales experience ment. JMA is located at P.O. Box VP and DirectoriMedia Services via stints with WWDJ /Hackensack, 1285, Fairfield, IA 52556; (515) for NW Ayer /Chicago. has been WXLP /Quad Cities midday per- NJ, KAUM /Houston (now KSRR), 472 -4087 named Chairman of the RAB Me- sonality J.J. Scott and his wife, Cin- and General Homes in Houston. dia Directors Advisory Council's PolyGram Names Weyner dy, daughter Halley Kathleen. Chicago branch. He succeeds David Moving Target Weyner becomes Direc- Sheree Johnson of J. Walter tor Marketing for PolyGram Clas- KRLB /Lubbock PD Rob Roberts Thompson. Records Bows sics. Most recently the label's Re- and his wife, Melinda, son Austin Celluloid Records and OAO gional Classics Manager, covering Lee, June 28. Side One Dissolves have a new associated label, Mov- Detroit, Minneapolis, Cleveland, Will Botwin, David Gerber, and ing Target Records, which will fo- and the New England territory, WHCN /Hartford Production Di- Joe Regis are dissolving Side One cus on contemporary pop Initial Weyner joined PolyGram in 1980 rector Bob London and his wife, releases include Sue Levy, son Steven Marketing & Management to con- Barry Kluger "Spread The as Classical Inventory Specialist Joel, June centrate more on individual pro- Word" by The Love Delegation for the New York market. Prior to 14. jects. Botwin can be reached at MTV Networks has appointed and "Rambo" by Yellowman. that he spent six years with Sam KZIO (212) 307 -1015, Gerber at (213) Susan Binford and Barry Kluger Contact Kimberly White at 330 Goody's Rockefeller Center store, /Duluth PD John Michaels and his wife, Mary, 293 -8086, and Regis at (213) to Sr. VP/Press & Public Affairs Hudson St, 4th Floor, New York, where he oversaw the classical son Christopher NY Raymond, 5. 930 -6171 and VP/Press & Public Affairs, re- 10013; (212) 741 -8310. department. June spectively. Binford had served as Giudicessi Joins Palmer MTVN's VP/Press Relations since WOOD Ups Two KKVO/Wichita Falls, TX PD/OM Ray St. James Palmer Communications, Inc. 1985; she was previously Manag- Paul Boscarino has been pro- and his wife, Donna, son Patrick George, June 18. welcomes Michael Giudicessi as er /Program Publicity and Director/ CHANGES moted to Sales Manager at General Counsel. Giudicessi's Program Publicity for the Warner WOOD -AM & FM /Grand Rapids. WJJD & WJMKIChicago VP /GM background includes serving as Ex- Amex Satellite Entertainment Boscarino joined WOOD-FM as an Dave former AE at Harvey Pearlman, his first grand- ecutive VP /General Counsel of Company. Kluger had worked as Sonefeld, Account Representative in 1976; WKKD/Aurora, IL, son, Robert Craig Cowles Syndicate, Inc. Prior to Director /Public Relations for the joins WGN/Chi- he advanced to National Sales Pearlman Jr., as AE. June 19. Parents are that he served as Assistant General USA Cable Network since 1981, cago Manager for the combo in 1984. Robert Sr. and his wife, Theresa. Counsel of the Des Moines Regis- before joining MTVN four years la- Succeeding Boscarino as NSM is ter and Tribune Company. ter as Director /Press Relations. Michael Barg, former AE at four -year WOOD (AM) Account WEEI /Boston, joins WINS /New Executive John Carpenter. Champion Manages York City as AE Married: Buder Joins KAVL & KAVS PROS ON THE Edward Bayer, former AE at American Media 0100 /Allentown PD Bryan Ger- Charlie Champion assumes the WAOX Syracuse, joins WINS /New onimo to KYW -TV/Philadelphia's LOOSE Alan Buder has joined Amer- Station Manager and morning man York City as AE. Joni Resides, July 19. ican Media Inc. as Dirrector /De- posts at KAVL & KAVS /Lancas- Tim velopment, based out of its San Adkins - Operations Man- ter, CA after serving as OM and Anna M. Smith, former AE at SLY96 /San Luis Obispo air per- Francisco office. For the last three ager WGUL/Tampa (813) 849- AM personality for crosstown KSHE /St. Lo us, joins Katz Radio! sonality Cindy Hanes to Mike years, Buder was Director /Fi- 7801 KOTE & KKZZ since 1983. In New York as AE. Pace, June 21. nance at Tri -Star Pictures, Inc. Garry Mitchell - PD KWKISt. 1982 he was OM for WDOD-AM & Louis (314) 432 -1655 His background also includes con- FM /Chattanooga, prior to which Pamela Fiore, former AE at WEA L.A Branch Assistant Cred- Bill Thomas sulting work for WGBH/Boston, - PD K106/Beau- he spent two years as morning KLTRJHouston, joins Katz Radio/ it Manager Richard Bennett KOED /San Francisco, and Na- to Su- mont, TX (409) 469 -1300 man at WSUNISt. Petersburg. Dallas as AE. tional Public Radio. san McClean, June 22.

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Just when the rumors of ARBITRON's impending sale seem to have been delisted, we get word that the ratings firm is being restructured under the CONTROL DATA umbrella. ARB is now securing $450 -500 million in debt for its mother company, and restructuring it as a separate entity would make it easier to spin off. Prime suitor: TIME - LIFE, INC., which has instituted a joint project with ARB in a communications monitoring study. Word also has it that ARB exec. PETE MEGROZ has highly - placed Time-Life connections. STAN MONTEIRO, formerly of CBS REACH OUT AND TORCH SOMEONE - Not to be RECORDS, has been named President at the outdone by recent Liberty Weekend festivities in New American headquarters of U.K. -based York, KFMa'San Diego held a preliminary celebration its own 50' in- PIRANHA PRODUCTIONS. With stateside a few days before. The station erected flatable Miss Liberty and sponsored a "Liberty Piranha offices located in Woodland Hills, CA, Costume Contest" for a ballooning crowd which top- is a new publishing, recording, and production ped out at over 3000. The contest winner won a trip in "real" Liberty company specializing in new artists; the label for two to New York to participate the ceremony. at this point has signed THE NAME ESCAPES ME and ERIC HINE. Piranha hunters can call (818) 884 -3077 for details. WLACINASHVILLE has reportedly created quite a furor in town by signing former Gov. HOLDINGS, INC. has MacFADDEN RAY BLANTON to give two 5- minute daily setback in its unfriendly bid suffered another commentaries. Blanton was recently released of JOHN BLAIR & CO. The to assume control from prison after serving time following his Court has denied Delaware Chancery conviction - with his brother - for selling motion for a temporary restraining MacFadden's gubernatorial pardons. There's no apparent of the friendly order barring the consummation connection between this and KSDO /SAN ACQUISITION merger between Blair and JB DIEGO's recent signing of ex -Mayor ROGER of RELIANCE CAPITAL IT'S THE BEST CAR TUNE CORP., a subsidiary HEDGECOCK (convicted of campaign finance is anticipating an GROUP. Meanwhile, Blair violations but still free pending appeal) to a would approve the Reliance OF THE FCC ruling which similar commentary position. SUMMER takeover bid, a ruling which has already been MacFadden. NATIONWIDE Director Of Programming issued for Jr' THESE DAVE VAN STONE has called with the late AND STATIONS takes over as WARNER RON ELLISON flash that the PD job at WKZL /WINSTON- Music Promotion in the post BROS. VP /Black SALEM has been filled. The lucky dude is ARE ALREADY DRIVING CORTEZ vacated last February by HARRY LYLES, who was most recently at the appointment THOMPSON; official word on WAIAIMIAMI. GM DAN MORRIS made the THE POINT HOME. Ellison, who's been an will come momentarily. final selection after weeding through literally in recent years, once worked for independent hundreds of applicants. WB in Chicago, and subsequently at CHR & POLYGRAM and ARC. Advance word from B /EZ outlet KJOIILOS NEW ACTIVE ANGELES says that interim ( "acting ") PD BOB ANGELES's morning show has KMETILOS DARLING has moved into that slot taken a "Club Met" vacation. Partners DEAN permanently. Further details next week . . . 113 48 °/O GOSS (who joined from crosstown KRTH -FM - and DENISE Ten -year Chicago AOR just three months ago) vet BILL EVANS is leaving WXKS 29 -23 WNNK deb 40 WIKZ deb 34 WESTWOOD are having their "positions his post as WLUP MD to WPHD 36 -34 WPST add 95XIL deb 38 reevaluated," says VP /GM HOWARD BLOOM. is become Operations B94 30 -27 KHFI 27 -24 WGAN deb 37 Their replacement - until further notice - Manager of KKHJILOS PRO -FM 31 -26 WDCG add WOMP deb 40 eight-year KMET newsman PARAQUAT ALAMOS, NM. Under the 940 deb 32 KAMZ 27 -22 KISR deb 40 KELLY, while Creative Development Director new ownership of DEVINE Z93 26 -23 FM100 28 -25 WZYP deb 39 RICK SCARRY has taken on morning news COMMUNICATIONS, the KEGL deb 19 WHHY deb 30 Q101 add duties for now. 100 -kw facility will be 93FM 24 -21 KTUX 30 -28 KNOE 31 -26 Last week we got word that JOHNNY r changing calls to KKBR WRNO 30 -26 WKZL deb 38 Z102 38 -33 RABBITT, who once worked at KXOK /ST. and booming into WNVZ 34 -29 KZIO deb 36 WHSL 29 -27 LOUIS, would soon jump back on the air. As it Bill Evans Albuquerque with either WRSR 31 -29 KNMQ 27 -23 WVBS add 34 turns out, JR aka RON ELZ informed us - - AOR or a hybrid format by month's end. WCZY deb 40 KFIV deb 40 WDBR deb 40 he already is on the air at crosstown Big - Meanwhile, back at the Loop, PD GREG SOLK KWK 35 -31 KITS add KGOT 21 -19 Band outlet WRTH. 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from Page 16 Continued the JIVE/ARISTA release of One Love" by WHODINI. The tape, packaged in a 4" by 12" Also in the Gateway City, KWK has lost box, features 30 minutes of music, with the GARRY MITCHELL as its PD. The CHR outlet same program on both sides. is actively seeking a replacement, so contact On the subject of JIVE and CLIVE, the President/GM STEVE BUTLER if you're British-owned label's ARISTA deal is being interested. Meanwhile, Garry is seeking revamped. 'Tis said that BILLY OCEAN and another programming opportunity (see Pros On Whodini will stay in the Davis camp, but the The Loose, Pg. 1 5). MO in ELS rest of the Jive roster moves over to RCA Congrats to consultant DONNA HALPER, the U.S. and elsewhere. Exact details of the :;`.Z 0)e5tirS who picked up WRCKIUTICA as her latest deal are being worked out even as the ink client. Station PD JIM REITZ will continue touches this page but, if consummated, an shots locally. a to RCA's 0 ,Y.xr, calling the obvious result will be boost prospects in the Black/Urban stakes. Recent From our super sympathy department departures from the Nipper's house, f; comes the story of 94TYXIJACKSON incidentally, include EVELYN KING and driver DR. DAVE DUNAWAY. While :"1: afternoon L DIMPLES. :Ni ;5,:;'.7.5,;_:.--.-,:"1 he was BMX racing in a station promotion he :? 4.;.F.--.7.!..:.,.,- broke his wrist in two places and had his former WWTC/ , Good luck to thumb wired with a pin, all on the first day of MINNEAPOLIS PD Scott Kramer, who is now fr--X;:.--% book. No sooner did the wrist and thumb ,,-á: the filling the 9 -noon slot at KKFRIPHOENIX; .. . was rushed back into the hospital Xi. F7. heal but he and to SCOTT JENKINS, who joins w: for emergency gall bladder surgery! Dave's KPKEIDENVER from KIMN in the 6 -10 -ái expected to be out of commission for the next evening drive position. _ six weeks. Doctor, heal thyself! ;.:.;;, . ED WLXR- FMILACROSSE, WI personality WWRC /WASHINGTON has moved WALKER's weekend show to 4 -7pm ,,r. STEWART HUNT is going to tally -ho across of the ; to jolly of England for the Royal weekdays. Walker is a 25 -year veteran the pond f'".;--f with "Today :;:-: Wedding of Prince ANDREW and Lady DC market, originally teaming up ;:Er_ SCOTT as part FERGIE on July 23. Any stations looking for Show" weatherman WILLARD 'ti''-> Y feeds on the blueblood nuptials should contact of the "Joy Boys." - Stewart from 7pm to midnight CDT at (608) '-::J6-- 782 -8335. Over in the U.K., CHRYSALIS has bought y UYJi r.o ÿ ENSIGN RECORDS, the label that launched Here's a couple plums even before the the BOOMTOWN RATS nigh on ten years spring ARB harvest starts: SUMMIT's ago. More recent Ensign acts include the g . ;:1 :-t a WEGR /MEMPHIS is looking for an experienced WATERBOYS, placed with ISLAND. The Boys nicç_ VP /GM AOR programmer, so send T&R to are apparently part of this new deal as well. CRAIG SCOTT. Also, WEZSIRICHMOND (EZ104) has a ripe evening air position open; One result of the RCA /A &MIARISTA is send a cassette aircheck with DISTRIBUTION changes (story, Page 3) the production /resume to PD DAVE DILLION. departure of veteran BOB RIFICI. He was with RCA for 20+ years, serving latterly as NBC RADIO NETWORK sexologist DR. Regional Marketing Director for the Northeast. RUTH WESTHEIMER, whose now- famous "prevention- minded" tagline has kept many ST hears that the DICK GRIFFEY deal young women out of the maternity ward, has with CAPITOL is moving ahead, and that there been honored as one of ten moms to receive may be imminent changes affecting the Griffey the 1986 Outstanding Mothers Award. The organization as well as the placement of his artist roster. password is contraception ...... Especially for WWWWIDETROIT's Congratulations to RADIO TOMMY KAYE, who was voted one of INTERNATIONAL President STEVEN Ebony's 1986 Bachelors of the Year. The SALTZMAN of London, whose sheet bend is Motor City nighttimer was selected from now perfect after tying the knot with thousands of nominations submitted TAMARA CHANT of Milford, PA June 21. nationwide. Heartfelt condolences to KIFMISAN Kaye and Dr. Ruth might like to keep an DIEGO Jazz Director ROB WILSON, whose eye on WOMEN IN MUSIC, a support network mother NEL passed away June 25 after a for women in the industry. WIM has just battle with cancer. started a newsletter (appropriately titled AOR TRACKS: Best wishes also to the family of Women In Music), which is designed to keep broadcast missionary pioneer CLARENCE future readers posted on the group's past and JONES. Jones, who first spread the gospel activities. from a renovated sheep shed in Ecuador, died at his Largo, FL home following heart failure. ON YOUR PLAYLIST NOW! The cassette single gets a new test with

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JHAN HIBER Arbitron Introduces New Ethnic Criteria Arbitron has announced that effective with the fall 1986 sweep there will be new and simplified procedures for determining high density SARASOTA FACILITY ethnic areas. Under the new criteria, at least ten percent of the 12+ OBSERVED metro population must be black or Hispanic or number at least 150,000 people. This procedure does away with a host of confusing rules and means that more markets will be designated as containing either High Density Black Areas and/or High Density Hispanic Areas. Check with A Visit To Birch your Arbitron rep to see if your market is one of those affected. Following my criticism of recent methodology ed approximately nine minutes. they can't recall much of the listen- the radio listening portion of the changes at Birch Radio (R&R 6/6, 13), I accepted an invi- The first seven and a half minutes ing they may have done.) script. The good news about that is to making sure the tation from Tom Birch to visit Sarasota, Florida and ob- were devoted As each daypart probe is com- data- gathering consistency. How- person was screened properly and pleted for "yesterday" listening, ever, some of the interviewers serve firsthand the firm's new central calling facility. I had no media affiliation. Then the interviewer checks next to see were very stiff or stilted in their ap- was allowed to sit in on calls being placed to a number of radio listening information from if the person listened in the same proaches. They need to be more markets. Later that evening and the next day, I also con- the day before and the day before daypart during the "day before conversational, thus putting the ferred with Birch and VP /Operations Bill Engel. that was obtained. The interviewer yesterday." For example, in some respondent at ease and perhaps spent the remaining minute and a Before I convey my impressions, of the interviews I heard, the per- eliciting more radio feedback. The half finding out the person's zip I want to publicly thank Tom, Bill, Verbal Voyeur son did listen in the relevant questionnaire should also be revis- code, demographic category, and Betsy Conklin, and the rest of the After I toured the two floors, I daypart. The interviewer then fol- ed to allow a smoother transition ethnic group. Several product lowed up by if he had listen- from radio listening to product Sarasota staff for this eyewitness listened in on some actual inter - asking usage or qualitative questions were (or is it ear-witness) opportunity. views. Telephones are scattered ed to that station or any others dur- usage. also asked, including a final query It's always fascinating to hear peo- around the two floors. They're ing the same daypart the day The interviewing caliber in about household income. ple discuss their radio listening manned by people called monitors, before yesterday. If, however, the some markets was superb, espe- I was impressed by the half habits during telephone interviews. whose mission is quality control. person hadn't tuned to radio during cially Los Angeles. On the other dozen interviewers I listened to; They can listen to any interview in a particular daypart, then he hand, interviewers in San Diego despite their various ages and ex- Huge Operation any market and observe how well wasn't asked the "day before and Sacramento appeared to either perience levels, they followed the or how poorly the interviewer is yesterday" question. be new or just not as smooth and Birch acquired the Sarasota "script" pretty closely and basical- handling the ratings call. Once the interviewers cover the thorough. This could mean that Wats Center in September 1985 ly their mission. This Apparently, when an interviewer understood 5-10am, l0am -3pm, 3 -7pm and some cume and quarter -hour op- with the help of its new foreign in- was especially true when it came isn't following procedure or ap- 7pm- midnight dayparts, they portunities weren't being un- vestor, VNU Media in Europe. to the radio listening portion of the pears to be having some difficulty segue to categorical and product covered as a result. It's hoped the Nielsen was relocating to a dif- interview. in conducting the interviews, he is usage questions. monitors and team leaders will ferent community and leaving be- Once it's been determined that note these men- apprised of his performance. The performances and hind the facility and key staff. the respondent listens to radio and My Impressions team leaders then keep a closer tion it to the relevant interviewers. Birch also operates a separate and doesn't have any media affiliation, Here are some of the key impres- feel eye on this person during their You could certainly tension smaller calling center in Coral the interviewer tries to warm up sions I came away with after my walkaround supervision. If, when and /or apprehension when respon- Springs, FL. the respondent by asking if he's visit. First, public reaction to the monitored again, the interviewer dents were asked their ages, In the downtown Sarasota build- listened to radio during the last survey interview: when it to the still isn't on track, he is put in especially came ing, over 100 carrels are set up on week and, if so, which stations. No one I heard was hostile. If a ladies. It might be better to have two floors for calling potential Then the daypart probe of his lis- person felt intruded upon, the con- the interviewer read a list of radio survey respondents across tening "yesterday" begins. For ex- versation may have been stifled or demographic cells and ask which the nation. With the exception of ample, the interviewer asks, awkward at times. But no one hung one the person fits. I was surprised some South Florida markets, it "Thinking of yesterday between up or got angry with the inter- at how few qualitative or product seems that virtually all of the U.S. Sam and 10am, did you listen to the viewer. usage questions are asked - it is called by Birch from Sarasota. radio? If so, which stations did you It was interesting to hear how seemed only three or four at the And since March of this year, all listen to for five minutes or more?" people identified their listening most were asked of each individu- Birch market ratings are being ac- The probing is unaided, meaning choices. Unlike the Arbitron diary, al. These included private con- the Birch survey technique doesn't quired over the phone from either remedial training. Should that not the interviewer never supplies sta- sumption or store visit queries, but stress call letters. But virtually the Sarasota or Coral Springs facil- work, he is released. tion call letters or frequencies. It's apparently all were asked the everyone identified the stations by ities. Reportedly, Arbitren is on the The Birch people allowed me a up to the respondent to volunteer household income question. Birch call letters even the teenager street saying that Birch is still call- random choice of markets to sam- the listening information. - gives respondents three categories from San Francisco, who listened ing from local communities (like ple. I listened to interviews in More probing is done, however, (under $16,000 annually, $16,000- to AOR stations that don't use their Arbitron). The Birch people guar- Chicago, Los Angeles, San Fran- to help elicit listening that may $35,000, or $35,000+ ) from which to very much. antee this isn't the ease anymore. cisco, and Sacramento. The re- have been forgotten. For example, calls choose. Customized or seasonal- inter- People often don't religiously A number of ex-Nielsen employ- spondents ranged from a 78 and in one of the Los Angeles oriented questions are also in- keep track of their radio listening. ees were retained as supervisors 79- year -old Oriental couple in views a lady at first stated that she jected. The night I was there and interviewers while, radio yesterday So some may think it's difficult to according Chicago to a 17 -year old in the didn't listen to respondents in some markets were San people up unannounced and to Tom Birch, approximately one- Francisco area. It was fascinating morning between 5 -l0am. Un- call asked about their usage of suntan them to recall which stations third of the interviewers are new. to switch back and forth between daunted, the interviewer politely ask oil products. they listened to yesterday or the The employees, especially the markets, noting the caliber of the probed by asking "Well, is it possi- day before for at least five min- Step In The Right Direction supervisory staff, seem eager, pro- job being done in various metros. ble that when you got up you awoke fessional, and well-trained. By and to the clock radio ?" When the lady utes. I heard several respondents Although there is still concern large, they are middle -aged ladies. EMRC Accreditation agreed, it dawned on her that she cope with the recall question by about a few of Birch's methodology The interviewers go through a Sought really did listen to the radio yester- giving a broad time frame (4:15- changes, certainly no one can three to five-day training program day morning. The interviewer then 5:30) and admitting that they swit- quarrel with the fact that the and then are closely monitored. Since the central facility is now asked what time she had begun lis- ched back and forth between two telephone -based ratings company There's a "team- leader" concept on -line, Birch management said tening and what station was on stations. When there's a "back and has taken significant steps in the whereby supervisors walk around they would soon be seeking Elec- after she awoke. forth" response, Birch apparently right direction by consolidating its the facility listening to how the in- tronic Media Rating Council ac- Similar time frame probes ( "Did splits the listening equally between interviewers in Sarasota and Coral terview is being handled, making creditation. you listen in the car on the way to the stations involved. Springs. In fact. Arbitron is certain quality control is high and It will be interesting to see if this work? "; "Did you listen in the of- Of the six interviews I heard, acknowledging the wisdom of this consistent. All the interviewers are indeed happens next year. Imple- fice during the day ?" ; "Did you only the Oriental couple in Chicago approach in its own way. Each paid by the hour, not by completed mentation of the Wats center, listen at home in the evening after hadn't done any radio listening the sweep a number of difficult mar- interview. The good news is that coupled with EMRC accreditation, dinner ? ") are used to elicit as day before. Keep in mind that I kets' diaries are placed from a call- this assures supervisors that peo- would be a step in the right direc- much correct radio listening as was sitting in on a Tuesday eve- ing center in Beltsville, not from ple don't work faster just to action toward enhancing Birch's possible. Considering that Birch's ning, so the calls were by and large the local Arbitren interviewers. cumulate more interviews. The credibility among broadcasters technique is known as "24-Hour referencing Monday usage. Stay tuned for another eyewit- downside is that an outstanding in- and agencies. Recall," this all makes sense. If the Though I was impressed by the ness report on telephone-based terviewer doesn't earn any more interviewers hadn't been probing caliber of the interviewers and ratings retrieval in six months. money by completing more inter- Interview Structure thoroughly, much radio listening their calls, I did pass along some Thanks again to the folks at Birch views per hour. Most of the inter- As I was playing verbal voyeur, and many quarter -hours would constructive suggestions to Birch for their hospitality and coopera- viewers I saw were either in their it was interesting to observe the have been lost. (It's scary how officials: tion. late teens or early 20s - typical for pattern and length of the typical casual radio listening is to most As previously noted, the inter- Next Week: Analyzing the spring this sort of hourly work. Birch interview. The calls averag- people and how, in just 24 hours, viewers tended to strictly follow Arbitrons. .20/ R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986 At The New Music Seminar Plug Into

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Phoenix Pittsburgh Houston- Albany- Galveston Schenectady Hartford KZZP -FM Down But Holds KDKA Down Two But Still Tops; WDVE Narrows Gap Solid Lead; KNIX -FM Up In WTIC Gains On FM Sister, KUPD In Second; WBZZ Steady Second; Steady; KMJQ, KKBO-FM Flat; WPYX Even In First; WGY Combo's 35 Share Steady; Third; WAMO -FM Improves Gold Rush For KSLX; KSRR Takes Over AOR Leaps To Double Figures; WHCN Adds Three; WIOF In Fourth; WWSW Now KKLT, KLZI Gain Lead; KTRH, KRBE -FM WFLY Gains On WGFM; Doubles Winter 86 Fa '86 Leads KDKA Competitors WQBK Up Rise; KLTR Edges KFMK Winter '86 Fa '86 KZZP-FM (CHA) 16.8 15.3 Fa 86 Wnter'86 In AC Race Winter '86 Fa '86 WTIC-FM (CHR) 18.6 17.8 KNIX-FM (Ctry) 12.4 12.8 KbKA (AC) 16.0 14.1 WPYX (AOR) 15.6 15.7 Water '86 Fa '86 WTIC (AC) 16.4 17.3 KUPD (AOR) 11.3 11.0 WDVE (AOR) 12.6 13.0 (AC) KMJQ (B /U) 12.3 12.0 WGY 9.6 11.1 WKSS (CHR) 9.2 7.9 KTAR (N/T) 8.3 7.5 WBZZ(CHR) 11.0 11.1 WGFM (CHR) 9.6 KKBQ -FM (CHR) 11.4 11.2 9.7 WHCN (AOR) . 4.6 7.6 KSLX (Gold) 3.5 6.2 WAMO-FM (B/U) 7.2 8.8 KIKK -FM (Ctry) 7.7 7.1 WFLY (CHR) 8.4 9.0 WCCC-FM (AOR) 7.5 6.8 KKLT (AC) 4.8 5.3 WSHH (B!EZ) 6.2 5.5 KSRR (AOR) 5.2 6.2 WWOM (AC) 6.8 6.1 WRCH (B/EZ) 5.5 5.6 KDKB (AOR) 4.3 4.5 WWSW (AC) 3.4 4.7 KTRH (News) 4.6 6.2 WROW-FM (B/EZ) 7.5 5.8 WDRC-FM (AC) 4.4 4.2 KOOL-FM (Gold) 6.1 4.1 WHTX (AC) 3.6 3.8 (Talk) KRBE -FM (CHR) 5.1 6.1 WQBK 4.7 5.7 WIOF (AC) 1.9 3.7 KOYT (B/EZ) 4.7 4.1 WLTJ (AC) 3.1 3.3 WTRY (Gold) 4.2 KLOL (AOR) 6.1 6.0 4.8 WPOP (News) 3.9 3.1 KLZI (AC) 2.5 4.0 WYDD (CHR) 2.8 3.2 (Ctry) 4.4 KILT -FM (Ctry) 5.6 4.7 WGNA 3.9 WRCO (BBnd) 3.1 2.7 KUKO (B/U) 4.2 3.8 WJAS(BBnd) 3.5 2.9 (AOR) KLTR (AC) 4.1 4.7 WQBK-FM 6.7 3.9 WDRC (AC) 2.7 2.3 KOY (AC) 3.8 3.6 WDSY (Ctry) 2.7 2.6 (Ctry) KFMK (AC) 4.9 4.6 WPTR 3.9 3.0 WAOY (AOR) 2.3 2.0 KMEO-FM (B/EZ) 2.5 2.6 WMYG (AC) 3.1 2.6 WROW (AC) 3.1 3.0 KODA (B/EZ) 6.8 3.5 WKND (B/U) 1.8 1.5 KJZZ (Jazz) .7 1.9 WTKN (Talk) 2.5 2.6 WABY (Gold) 2.1 2.8 KPRC (NTT) 3.3 2.9 WWYZ (AC) 1.1 1.3 KKFR (AC) .7 1.9 KOV (News) 2.6 2.4 WAMC .5 1.5 KTSU (Misc) 2.5 2.6 (Misc) WPLR (AOR) 1.3 1.1 KNIX (Ctry) 1.6 1.7 WTAE (AC) 2.5 2.6 WMHT (Clas) 1.7 1.7 KAUE (AC) 2.2 1.9 WFCR (Misc) .8 1.0 KSTM (AOR) 2.3 1.5 WMBS(AC) 1.5 1.7 WCDB (Misc) .6 1.0 KGOL (Rei) 1.4 1.8 WOTO (B/U) .7 1.0 KAMJ (AC) 1.5 1.4 WOED(Misc) 1.2 1.4 WCSS (AC) .3 1.0 KYOK (B/U) 1.4 1.7 KFYI (News) .7 1.1 WPIT-FM (Rel) .4 1.1 WRPI (Misc) 1.0 1.0 KJYY (AC) 1.3 1.5 KLFF (BBnd) 1.7 1.0 WAMO (B/U) .9 1.0 WWCN (Talk) 1.0 KILT (Ctry) 1.5 1.1 1.8 'Fommerty WPNT (AC) KRBE (Gold) 1.1 1.1 'Formerly KONC (Clem) KSBJ (Rel) 1.6 1.0 Louisville Rochester San Jose Sacramento WAMZ Loses A Point, WCMF Still Far Ahead Of Providence Pack; WPXY -FM Soars To WHJY Sails Toward 16 KWSS Off One But Leads; Holds Lead; WHAS Steady KSFM Off A Bit But Second; WKDX Improves Share; WPRO-FM Holds KSOL Moves Up To Third; Second; WQMF Rocks To Maintains Big Lead; In Third; WNYR Doubles Second; WBRU Up; WMYS KOME, KYUU Improve; Third; WRKA, WVEZ Pick KWOD Takes Second; To Close In On WZKC More Than Doubles KCBS Up By 50% Up Three To Winter '86 Fa '86 KRAK-FM Climbs Writer '86 Fa '86 Winter 86 Fa 86 Fourth; KDJO Has Strong WAMZ (Ctry) 14.8 13.8 WCMF (AOR) 18.7 18.0 KWSS (CHR) 10.4 9.4 WHAS(AC) 12.6 12.6 WPXY-FM (CHR) 9.4 11.9 Winter '86 Fa '86 KGO (N T) 8.3 8.0 Book WOMF (AOR) 10.2 11.6 WDKX (B/U) 10.7 11.6 WHJY (AOR) 14.5 15.8 KSOL (B U) 5.9 7.0 Water '86 Fa '86 WJYL (B/U) 11.5 8.2 WVOR (AC) 11.1 9.8 WPRO-FM (CHR) 10.8 10.1 KOME (AOR) 5.5 6.3 KSFM (CHR) 16.2 14.8 WRKA (AC) 5.1 8.1 WEZO (B/EZ) 8.0 7.3 WLKW-FM(B/EZ) 8.4 7.6 KYUU (AC) 5.1 5.6 KWOD (CHR) 9.0 9.2 WVEZ(B /EZ) 5.1 8.0 WMJQ (CHR) 6.6 5.7 WWLI(AC) 7.3 7.1 KSJO (AOR) 6.4 5.1 KZAP (AOR) 10.3 9.1 WLRS(CHR) 8.9 7.8 WHAM (AC) 7.2 5.3 WHJJ(N/T) 7.4 5.0 KCBS (N/T) 2.8 4.2 KRAK-FM (Ctry) 5.8 8.1 WDJX (CHR) 8.1 7.7 WYLF (BBnd) 3.6 5.1 WBRU(AOR) 3.3 4.1 KSAN (Span) 3.7 4.2 KXOA-FM (AC) 7.0 7.4 WLOU (B /U) 5.9 5.9 WZKC (Ctry) 4.5 4.0 WPRO(AC) 5.7 4.1 KBAY (B/EZ) 3.9 3.0 KFBK (N/T) 6.6 5.6 WAVG(AC) 4.0 3.6 WNYR (Ctry) 1.9 3.8 WERI(CHR) 4.8 3.9 KBLX (AA)* 2.7 2.9 KRAK (Ctry) 5.4 5.3 WCII (Ctry) 1.7 2.3 WXXI (Clas) 3.5 3.6 WMYS(AC) 1.3 3.4 KARA (AC) 1.9 2.6 KCTC (B/EZ) 9.8 5.1 WAKY (Gold) 2.1 2.2 WBBF (NiT) 2.0 1.4 WSNE(AC) 2.8 3.2 KEEN (Ctry) 1.7 2.5 KDJO (AOR) 2.8 5.0 WXLN(Rel) 1.0 1.4 WPXY (CHR) .7 1.0 WBSM(Talk) 2.6 3.1 KATD (CHR) 1.9, 2.4 KXPR (Jazz) 1.6 2.8 WBCN (AOR) 3.1 2.4 KEZR (AC) 2.1 2.4 KGNR (BBnd) 1.8 2.5 WXKS-FM(CHR) 2.5 2.4 KFOG (AOR) 3.1 2.3 KHYL (AC) 2.3 2.4 WHIM(Ctry) 1.7 2.1 KLZE (B/EZ) 2.1 2.3 KAER (Ctry) 3.6 2.3 Conquering The Clio Clip WWAZ (BBnd) 1.5 2.1 KIOI(AC) 2.3 2.1 KGO (N/T) 1.9 2.1 WICE(Gold) 1.0 2.0 KNBR (Misc) 1.2 2.1 KFIA (Rel) 2.0 1.7 WBZ(AC) 2.4 1.8 KHTT (Gold) 1.0 2.0 KROY (AC) 1.2 1.3 WGBH(Misc) 1.1 1.3 KMEL (CHR) 2.5 1.9 KXOA (BBnd) 2.3 1.3 WNBH (AC) 1.6 1.3 KLOK-FM (AC) 2.2 1.7 KNBR (Misc) 1.0 1.0 WBOS (Ctry) 1.3 1.1 KLIV (BBnd) 2.4 1.6 KSMJ (Gold) .2 1.0 KLOK (AC) 1.6 1.6 KYLO (Rel) .7 1.0 'Formerly WEAN (B/EZ) KITS (CHR) 1.3 1.2 KOIT (AC) 1.4 1.1 Formerly KPOP KFRC (CHR) .8 1.0 Alternative Adult

Format Legend AC- Adult/Contemporary, AOR- Album -Orlented Rock, BBnd -Big Band, Blk- Black, BM/Easy-Beautiful Music /Easy Listening, CHR - Contemr.orary Hit Radio, Clas- Classical, Ctry- Country, Gold - Miscellaneous, News -News, NIT Oldies, Jazz -Jazz, Misc- - Radio - winning radio spots for the category of Best News /Talk, Rel- Religious, Span -Spanish, Talk -Talk, Urbn- Working on the Clio Award Commercial for Records are producer /L.A. Trax President (8 two -time Clio win- Urban Contemporary. 22 ner) Joe Klein (I) and actor Roscoe Lee Browne (r). Klein has also garnered other Clio finalists.

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It appears at long last that the battle over with enthusiasm and produced AM stereo impact the image which manufacturers have of us, AM stereo is nearing an end. This is not the receivers in all shapes and sizes. Manufacturers and dampen their enthusiasm the next time we good news that many had hoped it would be. from Radio Shack to J.C. Penney provided in- need a new product, such as FMX receivers. Unfortunately, it does not mean that we as home receivers. VW and SAAB made AM stereo Some ideas are simply bad ideas and deserve broadcasters have resolved the issue of not having standard in some model cars. Chrysler included to die. AM stereo is not a bad idea. It is simply a national standard system. What it means is that AM stereo at no extra charge with every FM an idea without an established standard. AM stereo receiver manufacturers have begun stereo radio sold. It is not our purpose to become embroiled in withdrawing from the market due to lack of When it came time for AM broadcasters to the midst of the holy war that the choice of an consumer demand. do our part, a grim reality presented itself: we did AM stereo system has become. Certainly there Pioneer has discontinued production of the not have a national standard. Many stations are knowledgeable and honorable people who KEA- 433-AM in -dash, car radio, their only AM which would have converted to AM stereo did advocate each of the remaining two systems and stereo product. Sony, once an ardent supporter of not, because it was not and is not clear which it is not too difficult to imagine that both of the AM stereo, has discontinued two of their three system would be the eventual victor in the two remaining systems work sufficiently well to get AM stereo receivers. Removed from production marketplace decision. Two of the original four the job done. were the SFR -Al, AM stereo "Walkman," and proponents of AM stereo systems have The purpose of this letter is not to advocate the SFR -A100, the hand -held receiver over which withdrawn, leaving many broadcasters with a one system over the other, but to say that we most broadcasters first listened to AM stereo. multi -thousand dollar investment in a transmitting need ONE NATIONAL STANDARD, and we Some industry watchers had theorized these were system which no one can hear. need it very soon. Without it, AM stereo will die, discontinued to make room for a newer AM Ten -thousand dollars is a significant amount very soon ... and so will AM radio as we have stereo product to be released soon. This theory is of money, even to the largest station. No one known it. not based in fact. These products were wants to guess wrong on the remaining two Your 'government in Washington can best discontinued due to lack of demand. No systems. No one wants to spend the money until help you if you help them. Let them know how replacement products are waiting in the wings. it is clear that it will be of value to the station for AM stereo is doing (or not doing) in your market. An editorial in the June issue of Broadcast at least longer than it takes to install it. So most If you have an opinion regarding the current state Engineering magazine likened the battle over AM .AM broadcasters sit and watch ... and wait. To of AM stereo, or if you have other information stereo to ". .. the Hundred Years War." It this date, only about 10% of licensed AM stations which you believe would be of interest to the continued "... AM radio is getting killed in the have invested in AM stereo. Commission regarding AM stereo, please send it marketplace." The same editorial went on to Say Another reality is that the fixed costs of a to: "AM stereo must get off the ground in a big way, manufacturing production line are prohibitively Mr. William Tricario and soon. Otherwise, the receiver manufacturers high. Without demand for the product produced Secretary Commission that have gone out on a limb and produced high - by that assembly line, the manufacturer has no Federal Communications quality AM radios will conclude that AM isn't choice but to close it. "It can't happen here" is 1919 M Street, N.W. worth the trouble." The cover story of the June simply not a realistic outlook. Those who doubt Washington, DC 20554 16th issue of The Pulse of Broadcasting magazine this should look to the disappearance of the The more thought that appears to have gone into opened with the statement "AM stereo, that television video disc player. your letter, the more credibility it is likely to noble experiment, appears to be failing." The title The point is not that large electronic receive when read. A dispassionate presentation of is over of the article was "AM Stereo Is Dead ... Long manufacturing firms are losing money and we as your opinion or facts to be preferred are Live AM Stereo." broadcasters have a moral obligation to bail them impassioned rhetoric. FCC staff members The birth of AM stereo presented an out ... to make their unprofitable divisions people too and an emotion-packed letter is just as Your awkward "chicken-or- egg" dilemma. No station profitable. The point is that one day AM draining to read for them as it is for you. if it the could see financial benefit to implementing AM broadcasters will resolve the issue of a national letter will be more effective advocates stereo unless consumer receivers were available in standard and will find that it no longer matters. positive aspects of one viewpoint rather than be quantity. Similarly, manufacturers would find no Receivers will not be available in sufficient ridiculing another ... if it addresses what can happened in the demand for their receivers if no AM stereo service numbers or from a sufficient variety of sources to done in the future, not what has were available for the listener. One group or the make it a competitive medium. Once the receiver past. say it other would have to perform an act of faith and manufacturers are gone, the damage will be If you have something to say, please AM radio can still be act first, believing that the other group would permanent and irreparable. Once burned, the now. AM stereo and we are able to unify behind a national follow. Someone had to go out on a limb. receiver manufacturers will not return. Our saved, if But we must act now. The receiver manufacturers took the initiative inability to organize ourselves will also negatively standard. TCXRR NETWORKS /PROGRAM SUPPLIERS

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NET GAINS Three New Teams Hit The Field Come listen to a story 'bout a man named Ned, "Dreamgames ": a play -by- Radio producer barely kept his family fed. play recreation of imaginary And games that could never take place. then one night he was working on a show The pilot show, for example, fea- And up came a plan that would make him lots of dough. tures Gary Owens as the color "Networks, " he said. `Black gold. Syndication." analyst in a game between the 1934 With apologies to the `Beverly Hillbillies" and every St. Louis Cardinals' "Gas House Gang" and the 1978 NL Champion entrepreneur who ever had the insight to turn his /her gar- Los Angeles Dodgers. Specmark is age into a recording studio-cum-distributioncenter, it is in- currently considering several Marleigh Syndicators's partners (clockwise, top right) Leigh Infield, Mar- teresting to watch as the network ranks keep growing. Fif- sportscasters for the play -by -play garet Jones, and co-host Steve O'Brien. teen years ago the number of program suppliers /networks announcer slot. could be counted on one hand, but today that arithmetic re- "Jonathan Winters' Comedy Break ": a daily :90 spot showcas- quires a microcomputer. Trade stories of mega-major ing Winters's humor in a radio "There has been a veritable success, visions of phantasmagorical profits, dreams of "stand -up" comic routine. dearth of entertaining, attractive employment independence, and the lure of show biz have Marleigh Offers feature programming over the "There has been a all contributed to the SRO crowd of radio syndicators. Tidbits, Letters past few years," Infield explains. veritable dearth of Not all program suppliers envi- Soaring costs are responsible for entertaining, sion the day when they can make attractive a the recent surge in radio syndica- public stock offering or feature programming take over tion, according to Marleigh Syndi- over network, another of course. Some cators partner Margaret Jones. the past few years." are genuinely interested in produc- "Radio is being viewed as an im- - ing and distributing quality pro- portant supplement to the total -Leigh Infield gramming, convinced that small is better and that growth is best left Jones believes "short, snappy for the big boys. These distributors features that grab listener atten- are satisfied with just a few pro- "Radio is being viewed as tion" are a way - grams and clearances, and offer around the drive time doldrums. As a result, Mar - the serendipitous features not an important supplement to leigh has developed the following generally available through total the the advertising short features: major suppliers. They also are campaign ." "Dear Margaret And Steve" : seemingly unconcerned that the a two-to four -minute series answer- business is overcrowded and will - Margaret Jones ing letters from both a female and remain so for years to come. This male perspective, with Jones and week: A profile of three new small cohost Steve O'Brien, respectively. entries in the syndication field and advertising campaign, and in "Tidbits" another short daily their contributions to future radio many instances where a product programming. feature presenting a variety of must be targeted to a 'specific seg- unusual information. ment, it is becoming Specmark Targets Four Joseph Speck the advertis- Both programs are available on ing Brett Markel For Radio Syndication vehicle of primary choice." a barter basis. include managers, players, and This recent interest in radio adver- Stations can no longer afford to One of the newest entries in the coaches. Specmark is looking at a tising, as well as a lack of good pro- employ feature departments. They radio Night syndication business is Spec- September start date for "Sports gramming, are the reasons why have neither the time nor the per- Talk From New York mark, brainchild of Joseph Speck Line," which will feature Roy Fire- Jones and partner Leigh Infield sonnel to produce regular ongoing Based partially on relatively and Brett Markel (hence the stone as host. formed Marleigh. features." favorable acceptance of satellite - name). A "multimedia" company delivered network talk shows, the formed to produce and distribute American Radio Network has been programming for radio and televi- formed to give ABC, Mutual, and sion, Specmark has developed four NETWORK PEOPLE NBC some competition. The new initial offerings - three focusing network is developing a block of on sports and one in the comedy ABC Radio Networks has appoint- Planning & Administrative Services. At CBS Radio Networks Nancy nightly talk programming schedul- field. These four programs in- ed Ron Rivlin to the position of Man- Rosolie's responsibilities will include Widmann assumes the position of ed to run between 8pm and tam, clude: ager /Affiliate Relations for the ABC 1 planning, inventory control, and man- Vice President /CBS Owned AM Sta- distributed on both Satcom -R and "Sports Trivia ": a daily short Entertainment Network. Rivlin for- agement of sales service. In his five tions. Widmann joined CBS in 1972 Westar III. feature designed to challenge lis- merly acted as Account Representa- years at ABC, he has held the posi- and has served as Account Execu- WMCA /New York talk show host teners on their knowledge of sports tive /Affiliate Relations for ABC -TV's tions of Director /Sales Systems & tive /CBS Radio Spot Sales, New York Sonny Bloch will bring his "Action facts and information. The initial Southwest Region, and prior to that as Planning, Business Manager /Sales Sales Manager, VP /Recruitment and Line America" nightly program to host for the show is Chicago Cubs' Manager /Affiliate Relations for MJI Planning, and Asst. Business Manag- Placement CBS, Inc., VP & GM CBS the network in the 8-11pm time slot, third baseman Ron Cey, with addi- Broadcasting. er respectively. Radio Spot Saks and most recently as followed by the "Barry Farber tional hosts to be announced on John Molloy will be added to ABC's a VP & GM WCBS- FMINew York. Show" from Ilpm-tam. President weekly basis. Talkradlo Network lineup to con- NBC Radio Networks has promot- of the American Radio Network is "American Sports Line ": a tribute to the one -hour program with ed Kathleen Triblano to the Direc- Concurrently, Rod Calarco be- former WOR /New York executive two-hour weekly live talk show examination of current social trends tor /Finance & Administration post comes Vice President & General Man- producer Michael Castello. Other in conducted front of a studio au- and plans for more successful living. after serving most recently as Manag- ager WCBS-FMINew York after serv- principals include Bloch, Farber, dience and distributed via satellite. Molloy is known for his books, includ- er /Financial Forecasting. Tribiano ing as the station's GSM for five years. and WFAS /White Plains President The series will "present timely ing Dress For Success, and is a regu- joined NBC in 1981 as Senior Finan- Prior to that he served as VP & GM of Herb Saltzman. issues" and offer listeners a na- lar columnist for the Los Angeles cial Analyatprior to which she worked KROR-FMISan Francisco. He joined As usual, R&R wishes these tional toll -free phone number so Times Syndicate and Success Maga- with RCA, NBC's parent corporation CBS in 1973 and has held such posi- three new upstarts luck in the they can ask questions of or res- zine. for nearly two -and -a -half years as actions as Account Executive WCBS- burgeoning syndication arena. pond to comments made by each In addition, William Rosalie as- countant, staff auditor, and senior AM and AE and Manager for CBS Ra- We'll check back a little later for a week's slate of guests, which will sumes the post of Director /Sales auditor. dio Spot Sales New York. progress report. R&R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986/25 NEWS & INFORMATION FEATURES NETWORK FEATURE FILE I GENERAL COMEDY INFORMATION MUSIC FEATURES July 14-July 18 The Blimp (PRN) Comedy Hour (MJI) Bob Goldthwait/Be Cosby /Mort Sall/Mackenzie The Weekend LThe Week Banning adult magazines, wine ingredients/illegal Of Brothers/George r medical practice /male advantage /skeleton Calm shortage Comedy Show wlDlck Cavett (CW) Autonobles. Cheech 8 Chong/George Carlin/Edr a Muphy/Tm Conway /Jack Off The Record Special (WO) Benny/GeNagher /Robert Klein July 19 - 20 July 21 -25 Jackson Browne. Part II Computer Program (PRN) Jackie the Joke Man (OHR) Country Calendar (CW) Pop Concerts & Software for children/briefcase size/super Christian Countdown Conway Twitty (7'21) micros/compatibility standards Man-eating shnmpmo-nghtie night/if you knew Star Trak Profiles (WO) college pia khoror offer America (CCA) Eddy Raven (7/22) sushu/Alaskan Eagles. Pt. I Scott Wesley Brown Willie Nelson (7/23) Laugh Machine (PRN) Rockline (GSN) The Countdown (WO) Kathy Manse (7/24) Kip Adotta /Steve Matn/Joen Rivers/Jackie Eurythmics (7/21) Youtpnav Johnny Kemp/Skyy Glen Canpbel (7/25) NBC Extra (NBCE) Mason/Gary Owens/Herny GallegherRodney DangerfiekllRobe-t Klein Countdown America John Conlee (7/26) Rock Today (MJI) Atomic watchdog Michael Martin Murphey (7/27) Sling With Dick Clark (US) Mel Blanc's Blankety Blancs(ASR) Country Closeup (NP) Shootin' The Breeze (WO) Lionel Riche Nuts like niel) know about yowstanding on your Reba McEntire/Exile Jemiakie Jackson/Steve Amngton Country Today (MJI) Sound Advice (PRN) mouth /in and out/swallow Juice Newton Country Today (MJI) Record types/open reel recorders/tape deck National Lampoon's Janie Frickie Solid Gold Country (USP) selection' L" cassette deck/Dolby 8 DBX John Leader's T.G. Sheppard birthday salute (7/21) True Facts (SLP) Earth News (WO) /read Countdown USA (CUSA) July chart- toppers (7/22) Beer bash shortness of breath/hiccup cure Jim HensonlJanet Jackson Diana Scsuwio him his nghts/wuds of silence To Summer Hds of Me '80s Feature year 1966 (7/23) Janet Leigh Bangles Hayley Mills Dick Clark's Chet Atkins (7/24) Encore With Sports Flashback (CW) Party Drop ins (ASR) Rock, Roll Late '70s,crossovers (7/25) 62 World Series/61 Preekness/Sugar Ray & Remember (USP) Ottoman 8 /voodoo party doll/parties through William B. Williams (WO) Leonard's Hoches Solid Gold Scrapbook (US) Middleweight tille /Hal of Fane history #2icade billboard typng/had a 1943. Benny Goodman ()richer '81/60 Preakness60 Belmont Dr. Demento (WO) Birthdays 8 anniversaries (7/21) party #19 getting a date again Line One (WO) Stakes Allan Sherman profile This week in 1965 (7/22) Radio Hotline (ASR) Julian Lennon Elvis Hour (CRN) Let's dance (7/23) Flamethrower ctackerVthroat doctor /are you Live Album Party (NBCE) This week in 1976 (7/24) starving for attention/telephone Ballads Steve Wnwood Rolling Stones (7/25) answering device/nothng to say Entertainment Sporting News (CW) Live From Gilley's (WO) Special Edition (WO) Coast-to-Coast (CBSR) Incredible comeback/Nolan Ryan/ 70s Yankee Stevens & Grdnic's Bellamy Brothers W1odmURun DMC clubs/Milo Hamilton Jimmy ovine Comedy Drop-ins (ASR) Live From Star Trak (WO) Future Hits (WO) Man who sees into the future. /stitch 'em/nude Walt Disney World (NBCE) Eurythmics/Pet Shop Boys/Jeffrey Osborne dental assoceton /channel 1 news Pence /Lane) Riche Judds/Exie (7/I81 Weekly Country Music United Spots Of America (ASR) Gary Owens' Supertracks (CRN) Wireless Flash (CRN) Metalshop (MJI) Countdown (USP) Luke WanNscarico toxic waste/panic Tokens Kun Russel'Dennis Dun Alcatraz John Conlee hottine'sea vermin/Ibsen mania Great Sounds (USP) Off The Record (WO) Jimmy Dorsey tribute Genesis/Eurythmics/Outfield Hot Rocks (USP) Wham! /George Michael Jazz Show NETWORKS/PROGRAM SUPPLIERS With David Sanborn (NBCE) AA - Audiophile Audition (415) 457.2741 Larry Carton ABC = ABC Direction Net (212) 887-7777 AP = Associated Press (202) 955 -7200 Rock Radio Legends (NBCE) 1986 of Investing In ASR - All SUP Radio (213) 850 -1189 Emerson. Lake. and Powell BRE - Barnett- Robbins (818) 788 -2331 Musical! CB - Continuum Broadcasting (212) 580- (WO) 9525 The Market - By - Market Guide to the Radio Industry Tony Bennett CBS = CBS Radio (212) 975.4321 On The Radio (NSBA) CBSR = CBS RsdioRadio (212) 975 -4321 CCA Christian Countdown America by Sade - (312) 175 Markets listed Market 820.1369 Power Cuts (GSN) CRS - Creative Radio Shows (81 8) 787- Rank for your comparable sales analysis Bob Sega/Big Counts 0410 CUSA = Countdown USA (415) 383 -7302 Reelin' & A Rockin' (RI) CW - Clayton Webster (314) 728 -0908 John Pam DCA - DC Audio (202) 838.4222 Reelin' In The Years (GSN) DIR = DIR Broadcasting (212) 371.8850 ESO - Emfene Syndication Group (209) 578- THE John Sebastian/Ringo Stan 6747 THE Rick Dees' OSN - Global Satellite Net (818) 908.1888 COMPETITION IN = Inner-view (213) 652-8710 RADIO MARKET RADIO Weekly Top 40 (USP) KSE - Kris Steven* Enterprises (818) 981- EI DeBarge 8255 Historic Financials Technical Attributes Rock Chronicles (WO) LBP - Lee Bailey Rod. (213) 258.2778 LW = London Wavelength (914) 981 -7800 Peter Gabriel/Genesis/Judas Priest/Robert MBS - Mutual Broadcasting (703) 885.2000 Palmer/Moody Blues MJI -MJI Broedcpslyp (212) 245-5010 Revenue Projections Ownership Data Rock Over London (RI) MS = Musical Staftratirt2(415) 383-7827 David Bowie NBC = NBC Radio -42121884 -4444 NBCE = NBC Radio Entertainment (212) Scott Shannon's 664-4444 Growth Outlooks Station Sales Rockin' America Countdown(WO) NP = Norwood Ptoduse6s (212) 755-3320 NSBA NSBA Network (213) 308 Kenny Loggns/Billy OcearJEl DeBarge -8009 PRN = Progressive Radio Network (212) Age Demographics Formats Sinatra Special (CRN) 5859400 French songs PIA - Public Interest Affiliates (312) 943- 8888 Solid Gold Saturday Night (US) RI - Radio International (212) 302 -1870 Geographic Orientation ARB Rating Trends Donovan (7/19) SBS - Strand Broadcast (213) 318 -1888 Spirit of Summer (CBSR) SC - Syndicom (415) 386.1781 SI - Syndicate K (818) 841 -9350 Ouartertlash'Fdth Dimension Kelly Keagy SLP = Steve Lehman Productions (213)467- (Nght Ranger) 2346 Superstars Rock Concert (WO) SP - The Sprit" Productions (518) 371- 0808 Cars SPI - Spin Publications Inc. (212) 496.6100 That's Love (WO) TRAN - Transtar (213) 460.8383 First anniversary special USP - The United Stations (703) 276.2900 WRN - Weadock Radio Network (213) 462- Transfer Summary Section: listing station sales by price, market size, Top 30 USA (CBSR) 5922 geographic region and technical facility Soul music review WO - Westwood One (213) 204 -5000 The Best Radio Investment Research Available

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The Inside Story On Co -Op DWIGHT CASE That often -used phrase "Everything you've always wanted to know ..." is the operating premise of RAB's new book "Making Money With Co -op: The Complete Radio Co -op Course." Written by Miles David, former RAB President /CEO and now advisor to its board, Selling Ads In A Time the 215 -page paperback opens with a management overview of co-op's new business potential. Each of the following eight sections then zeros in on specific elements; i.e., "How Co-op Of High Station Turnover Budgets Are Structured," "When Co -op Isn't Co -op," "How To Operate Without a Co -op Spe- cialist," "Co -op and the Law," and "How to Use Consultant Sell in Co -op." Free to RAB members, the book is also available to non -members and schools for $25. For One of the hardest t hings to do in sales is - more information contact the organization at (212) 254 -4800. KEEP ON KEEPIN' O N...... while all around you CREASE REVENUE! If an "A" ! ) Sales stations are selling, jobs are to tell you that no changes reports you have worked carefully Owners are owners when Cold calls changing, people are mov- are anticipated." Oh well! I must tell you THERE with your clients ... if you it comes to the sales depart- Client service ing, and the new boss might - have kept good records and ment they bought your not like WERE NO CHANGES! - Promptness you! reported carefully to your station for sales growth! Appearance A hundred years ago I No Reason For Change sales manager ... if you And (as Pogo says) : WE Creativity told "the new owner" : Now, pay attention! In have shown increases in cli- ARE IT! And above all, having a "Please don't say no the sales area there is ent activity and billing each high changes are anticipated! sensitivity to what the "no reason" for change if month ... each quarter .. . client wants We all know that's the stan- ... and how you have your act together, each half ... and each we (our dard new owner platitude." "In the sales area there station) performed and you are comfortable in year, how do you think a for that client. Well, I introduced him to is no reason to change your skin. No new owner new owner (let alone your It is only important that: the staff. He looked around if you have your act wants to do anything that current boss! ) evaluates a We plan the room, paused, smiled, and make calls. will DECREASE revenue. performance of growth like together." We are always sensitive and said, `I'm really pleased to The key is always to IN- that? (He /she must give it the client. We keep accurate records. We keep our Y BIG BAND CHR JAll EASY LISTENING URBAN/BLACK GOLD SPA Please don't sign off coaches informed ... and LBUM ORIENTED R4r, 'C>RARY COUNTRY BIG BAND CHR JAZZ. B here! We are talking about ... we make a plan to enjoy TENINC' l' ^" ALBUM ORIENTED RADIO A/C A the same stuff we always our commissions! n *' EASY LISTENING URBAN /BLACK talk about .. . This kind of person is the MPORARY COUNTRY BIG BAND C Planning kind of person the new folks ".,SPEL AOR ALBUM ORIENTED I7ì Presentations must have! (Even the old EASY /B LISTENING URBAN Spec commercials folks will notice! ) PA?Y COUNTRY BIG AOR FUL. MUSIC '

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OpuCTS PR MAGNETICS CAPITOL. 90028 SPOTS 6902 Sunset Angeles, 4612701 Century Broadcasting Corporation `-1.: ' . 12131 Research Director Robyn Rose. is the recipient of the NAB Marketing Forum Award. She was honored for developing a presentation tool to crarify and simplify usage of Arbitron's Target Aid audience research system ... Dick Orkin's Radio Ranch and Home For Wayward Cowboys won four Clio awards in New York recently ... Ac- cording to RAB's Composite Billing Pool, local radio advertising revenues rose 6.9% in March 1986 over the same period in 1985. Robyn Ross R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986/27 MIAMI SOUND MACHINE

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SPIELS ON WHEELS Prestige Panels The New Outdoors Every now and again a new wrinkle occurs in our in- which so natural you WNEW-FM dustry seems and obvious that snap "This is the first ad PUTS A PORSCHE ON ITS PANEL - WNEW -FM /New York becomes your fingers, glance skyward, and ask yourself, "Why medium I've ever used the first radio user of the new outdoor format with this promo- didn't I think of that ?" The latest example of this involves tional campaign. which I outdoor advertising in such billboard -bereft markets like control New York City. Fewer than 150 locations exist in Gotham, completely ... the and these are either poorly located or tied up by long-term possibilities are limitless." tion Company building blocks," to ing in cities even where traditional contracts. In any case, an innovative solution to the chal- -Rose Polidoro be advertised at the annual Toy outdoor advertising has a strong- Fair. Erwin Schwartz, manager of hold. lenge is a razor -thin truck 10 feet high and 22 feet long with WNEW -FM Dancer Fitzgerald Sample's out-of - Buying Time slab sides, able to accommodate a 30 -sheet printed ad or a home media department, recom- The Prestige vehicles are availa- painted bulletin. mended the mobile billboards to They're all at the bridges and tun- ble for 40 or 56 -hour five-day Prestige Panels, Inc. has in- Parker: "It is a good method for nels This is good for commuters, weeks. The company also offers a these "billboards on limited introductions or if you want troduced but what about reaching the people discretionary program with sup- wheels" to the streets of Manhat- to make a big splash," he explain- plier- established parameters, who live and work in the city?" ed. tan - producing a response noth- which avoids any unnecessary has- ing short of phenomenal. Prestige The Concept Emerges Agency reaction was immediate sles with traffic and other is an outgrowth of Vehicle Dis- To meet the outdoor challenge and amazing, and resulted in sev- regulatory bodies. As Foley proud- plays, Inc., a company that sold ad head-on, Jim sat down with his eral interesting applications. For ly noted, "We are priced com- space on the sides of catering staff for an intense brainstorm ses- instance, Woman's Day hired a parable to outdoor painted bulle- trucks which dispense fast food sion. The final solution: a billboard vehicle to drive past targeted agen- tins and have held to our rate card (often of questionable quality ) and on wheels. But it couldn't just be on cies and park in front of restaur- for five years on a non -negotiable which receive considerable expo- wheels; it had to be self- propelled. ants where the magazine's staff basis." sure at construction sites all over Porta- Panels had tried trailer - was conducting sales meetings. It appears, as Foley concluded, the Big Apple. Despite this adver- mounted panels, which were towed that "Prestige Panels is on a roll." tising vehicle, however, Prestige to specific locations and then park- President Jim Foley President of ed, but this technique developed ROSE POLIDORO, PROMOTION "It is good Prestige still laments the lack of problems. a method for DIRECTOR, WNEW -FM Rose The trailers weren't "How - limited introductions outdoor advertising space. pioneered the use of Prestige Pan- easy to maneuver on city streets or if you Manhattan?" he can cover els for radio and caused quite a stir where double -parking is the ac- you want to make a big DATELINES says. "If you're looking for 30 -sheet _in the Big Apple. ceptable exception to the rule, they or standard panels, there are none. caused traffic snarls as drivers splash." July 13-16 craned their necks to get a peek at -Erwin Schwartz 7th Annual New Music Seminar a sidestreet location, and finding Dancer Fitzgerald Sample Marriott Marquis, New York legitimate parking in Manhattan Advertising fell into the miracle category. August 9 ONE YEAR AGO TODAY 2nd Annual Broadcasting Seminar First: A Prototype Radio Gets In The Act The Business of Radio: The People Steve Rivers PD KMELISan Francisco It at WNEW -FM /New York Promo- Who Make Work Jack Merker PD at KSDOISan Diego After six months of development Southampton Campus, Long Island Prestige's first prototype rolled tion Director Rose Polidoro saw #1 CHR: "A View To A Kill" - Duran Duran (Capitol) University out. The initial the vehicle and was sold immedi- #1 AC: "Everytime You Go Away" - Paul Young (Columbia) (2 wks) advertiser was Long Island, New York Parker Brothers' new "Construc- ately. The result: the Porsche copy #1 BIB: "Freeway Of Love" - Aretha Franklin (Arista) seen above. "This is the first ad #1 Country: "I'm For Love" - Hank Williams Jr. (WB /Curb) August 26-29 medium I've ever used which I #1 AOR Track: "Power Of Love" Huey Lewis & The News Radio-Television News Directors Asso- - control completely," (Chrysalis) (2 wks) she enthused. ciation's International Conference "If I need it at the beach oh a #1 LP: "The Dream Of The Blue Turtles" - Sting (A &M) (4 wks) Salt Palace Convention Center, Salt PANELS INC Saturday it's a phone just call Lake City away. It also really p1PRESTIGE216 East 4911 Street attracts atten- New Yak. NY 10017 tion. The possibilities are limitless, 12121 7515115 Sept 4-7 FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY and every concert venue, ballpark, 5th Annual Jazz Times Convention special event, and parade are po- Roosevelt Hotel, New York Dom Fioravanti GM at WNBCINew York tential applications. It's really ex- #1 The That You Air (Arista) CHR: One Love" - Supply (2 wks) citing." Radio stations in other Sept 10-13 #1 AC: The That You Love" Air Supply (Arista) (2 wks) looking One - markets are also into Pres- Radio '86 Management, Programming, #1 BIG: "Love On A Two Way Street" tige with equal - Stacy Lattisaw (Cotillion/ enthusiasm. Sales, and Engineering Convention, Atlantic) (2 wks) Expansion is in the works sponsored by NAB and NRBA. #1 Country: "Feels So Right" Alabama (RCA) (2 wks) - Any city in which outdoor is in New Orleans Convention Center, New #1 LP: "Long Distance" Moody Blues (Threshold /PG) - short supply is an obvious target Orleans for these moving billboards. "New York and Washington, D.C. are 1987 TEN YEARS AGO TODAY prime," Foley said. "Chicago and Detroit are on the drawing board, February 7 -10 #1 "Afternoon CHR: Delight" - Starland Vocal Band (Windsong) and we currently have six vehicles Radio Advertising Bureau 7th Annual (3 wks) on the street in New York with Managing Sales Conference #1 AC: "Afternoon Delight" - Staland Vocal Band (Windsong) IT'S A BILLBOARD - IT'S A three more under construction. In Hyatt Regency, Atlanta (4 wks) TRUCK - IT'S A PRESTIGE PAN- a few years I could see between #1 Country: "Teddy Bear" Red Sovine (Starday) EL! Here's a look at the peculiar - z 20-25 here, five or ten in Washing- April 1 -5 #1 dimensions this new form LP: "Fly Like An Eagle" - Steve Miller (Capitol) (6 wks) of of Alpha Epsilon Rho 45th Annual Con- outdoor advertising. ton, and the same amount in Chica- go." He is also considering the vention possibility of establishing franchis- Clarion Hotel, St. Louis R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986/29 ON THE RECORDS

KEN BARNES- Black /Urban Crossovers SECOND QUARTER SCOREBOARD Hit New Highs Six -month figures for 1986 show Black /Urban crosso- New Artists: Is The vers into both CHR and AC hitting new highs. If they continue at their present pace, Black /Urban crossovers will Format Emphasis Shifting? reach the highest point in both formats in R &R history. The dramatic jump came in CHR, charts. Then after I redid them us- where records crossing over from ing just Top 15 hits, the way I'd Since it's New Music Seminar week and a little after the B/U side accounted for 29.1% tallied the previous 12 years, I the year's halfway mark, the time is tailormade (no more of the Top 15 hits through June decided I didn't have to throw out for- 27. In both 1984 and 1985, the Taylors, I promise) for a quarterly update on radio the broader figures if I could inject final figure was 25.4 %, a little shy mats' ability to break new artists. As usual, artists with a paragraph or two about them.) of 1979's 26.0% and off the all - and credited to the format Anyway, the percentage of Bill first -time Breakers are tallied time mark of 27.6% in 1974. crossovers reaching Top 15 on which broke them first. The 29.1% figure continues a both CHR and AC is higher than The interesting phenomenon this remarkable surge of CHR recep- the percentage on the charts as a was the skid of CHR as an tivity toward B/U music; it is triple quarter whole. In CHR, the difference is artist- breaking format, combined the 9.7% earned by B/U crosso- especially noticeable: 29.1%, as I with increases in the other for- vers in 1982. said, of Top 15 hits compared to mats. Whether that's a fluke or a AC Nears One -Third Mark just 23.8% of the entire Top 40 genuine trend remains to be seen, Meanwhile, the AC figures roster. Which means once a B'U but it is surprising to see CHR slide John Eddie cuts hrough the AOR moderate increase. record makes the chart, it has a from nine new artists broken first jungle. showed a following a jump from 25.6% in better -than -average chance of goin the opening quarter of 1986 to is quite dra- 1984 all the way up to a record ing Top 15. B/U crossovers that just four in the second quarter (and The trend actually new ar- in 1985. For the first half make the CHR National Airplay /40 June). Kind of matic. In 1985 only seven 31.6% just one prior to go on to the Top 15 67.6% of the lends credence to those stories tists made the Country charts. So of 1986, B/U crossovers account in the sec- the Top 15 hits. time: other records, 51.4%. about new artists having a tougher far this year, with five for 32.4% of in the first, That figure also continues a In AC, B/U crossovers that hit row to hoe since promotion tech- ond quarter and eight doubled al- rising trend: only 19% of the Top 30 make it to Top 15 niques were altered in March. AC packs a punch that number's almost strong in 1982 from B /U. 68.8%, compared to 61 .3% for It's not that CHR has suddenly ing to consider Emerson, Lake & ready. the hits came 1981's other records. B/U records make turned hostile to new artists; they Powell). AOR broke two Australi- while just 14% made up an artists, Jimmy Barnes and the hit contingent. up 29.9% of the AC Top 30 rec- just aren't breaking there first as this year so far, and, as men- I it interesting ords they had been in the recent past. Models, plus two new American thought would be how B/U percentage of tioned earlier, 32.4% of the Top CHR welcomed artists like Nu acts, John Eddie and Bruce Horns- to see the Top 15 records compared to the 15s. Shooz, Honeymoon Suite, GTR, the by & the Range. records on the We'll see how it all comes out for Models, Fabulous Thun- Five up from three is not exactly percentage of B/U and the 1986 in January '87, but the signs all broke some- a signal that the new artist flood- entire charts. (Actually, that's not derbirds, but they are highly encouraging for black gates have reopened, but maybe true. I screwed up the first time I where else earlier. music continuing to play a greater The four artists CHR broke first the supersafe trend has already re- researched these figures and talli- for the whole role in the CHR and AC formats. were the Blow Monkeys, Boys bounded from its low point. ed the percentages Don't Cry, Belinda Carlisle, and Black /Urban: plus a lot of other fac- Andy Taylor, the last two of which Artist Starter ty runs out, had success with earlier groups. If tors which I'd rather save for a the perennial lead- to you want to be extremely gener- Black/Urban, more suitable context. Anyway, in breaking, continues to ous, you could credit CHR with er artist- track new artists debuts in Country introduction of new breaking George Michael, but accelerate its properly, you have to look at chart 11 was note- "Careless Whisper" was recorded acts. Last quarter's records as well as Breakers, and worthy, but this quarter the format up CHR after she's - (and released in England) as a Mi- Belinda wakes that adds five more to the first topped itself with 13. The roster: chael solo single and had Wham! Go-Go quarter roster: Adam Baker, Girls Pauli Carman (ex- Champaign) Door, the Shoppe, Marty Stu- tagged to it in the U.S. only to (If you read my May 2 column, Next Gavin Christopher and Randy Travis, two of bolster the duo's not- yet-establish- which covered first -quarter first- art, Rainy Davis whom had Top 20 records.) ed reputation. time Breakers, you might recall I 52nd St. In addition to the eight new art- listed only three debuting acts. AOR Steps Up Pace A Bit Shirley Jones (ex -Jones Girls) ists for the first quarter, Country That's because I repeated a meth- B/U takes Gavin's step in all for- Meanwhile, AOR, which had bot- Johnny Kemp broke Holly Dunn, Steve Earle, odology error I tend to make. Coun- mats. tomed out in sluggishness - with Joeski Love Sweethearts of the Rodeo, Wild try is the only format in which break any artists first this quarter, just three new artists last quarter, Mazarati and Tom Wopat. Carl records that do not become a Choir, but that's not one of its prime ex- improved to five. One was GTR, Regina Perkins may have his first R&R Breaker can go on to become siza- pectations. whose past pedigrees hardly made Rose Bros. charter, but obviously had a few ble hits - the reason being a time Total new artists broken in all it a daring choice (I'm not even go- Tease hits before this paper started. limit on how long a record can be formats for the quarter: 32, com- Timex Social Club So the Country climate for new before its Breaker eligibili- pared to 33 in the first quarter. That Precious Wilson (ex- Eruption) charted inviting; artists is increasingly year -to-date total bodes well for (Jean Carne had a hit in 1977, but stirring. something seems to be however, as it's already near- her current one is her first under 1986, tiIElEE11111Th AC Does It of the 1985 total, 101. this spelling; anyway; she didn't ly two-thirds that's an interesting datum in use the final "e" previously.) Also taking more initiative to And of a general feeling that Some of these artists may never break artists is AC. As the format the midst artists are having a rougher go on to multiformat success, but, becomes more adventurous, it's new encouragingly, at least three on breaking artists like Simply Red time these days. bit of unsolicited edi- this list are already making heal- last quarter and Level 42 this Finally, a almost a cliche, but thy CHR progress. quarter before they break in CHR. torializing. It's And it's starting and charting for- new artists really are the lifeblood Country Opens Gates mat- exclusive artists like Jonathan of radio. Without an infusion of new Even more than AOR, Country Butler, Hiroshima, and David artists, music itself becomes stale, has been resistant to new artists. Pack, all Breakers this quarter. In less important to people. and more But responding to a lot of industry June, AC was first to break the a form of audio wallpaper. It may for buzz about fresh new sounds in Swiss band Double. Five artists in make sense in the short run country, the radio stations are all broke first in AC this quarter - active -format radio stations to play starting to welcome some new art- Sweethearts help broaden Coun- one more than broke the entire it safe, but in the long run, especial- deadly. Model behavior for AOR ists. try's horizons. year of 1985. Full-Service AC didn't ly for radio at large, it's 30/ R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986 DATEBOOK SEAN ROSS Mystery Dates

- Twenty down, 417 (or so) to go. WILIIWillimantic OM Wayne Norman was the first to answer the call for information on celebrities with two birthdays. Out of 33 conflicts in our first listing, Norman believes he has correct file dates for the following: Johnny Ace 6/9/29, Herb Alpert 3/31/35, Adam Ant 11/3/54, Burt Bacharach 5/12/29, Mickey Dolenz

3/8/45, Lonnie Donegan 3/29/31, Andy Gibb 3/5/58, Andrew Gold 8/2/51 , Tim Hardin 9/13/40, Isaac Hayes Nona 8/20/42, Hendryx 8/18/45, Chrissie Hynde 9/7/52, Janis Ian 5/7/51 , Joe Jackson 8/11/54, John Paul Jones 1/3/47. Paul Kantner 3/17/42, Cheryl Ladd 7/12/51, Denny Laine 10/29/44, Little Richard 12/5/35, Freddie Mercury 9/5/46. Since Wayne seems to have done a considerable amount of research, and since only so much trauma should go into determining Lonnie Donegan's birthday, we'll go with these dates to solve some of our conflicts unless other people - say artists or their representatives - take this very broad hint to come forth with information.

More updates as they happen . . . MONDAY, JULY 14 1974 /Songwriter Jimmy Webb marries Barry Sullivan's daughter, Patty. 1977 /After cursing their way off the BBC, the Sex Pistols return to perform "Pretty Vacant" on "Top Of The Pops." 1978 /Longtime rocker KRIZ/Phoenix goes religious. At midnight, listeners honk their car horns across the city. 1984/Bob Marley's "Legend" video compilation bumps "The Making Of 'Thriller "' from #1 on the British charts. TUESDAY, JULY 15 I983/The Police's "Every Breath You Take" is #1 on all four of R &R's Back Page charts at the time - AC, CHR and both AORs. Donna Summer's "She Works Hard For The Money" is #1 B /U. Rick Sklar's "New York Hot Tracks," featuring the B/U videos then shut out of MTV, also debuts on this day. 1985 /NAACP Director Ben Hooks retracts a subordinate's "fair share" targeting of Tina Turner, Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie, Diana Ross, and Prince. Hooks terms the charges that the five stars hired a

disproportionately low number of blacks "unfortunate." On the same day KXLR /San Francisco begins its short - lived "Trendformation" format combining "new age" music and "lifestyle" news. Birthdays: Linda Ronstadt 1946, Millie Jackson 1943, David Pack 1952, Trevor Horn 1949, Jeff Carlisi (38 Special) 1952, Alicia Bridges 1948, Mac McAnally 1948. WEDNESDAY, JULY 16 I973/Bob Dylan's "Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid" LP is released. In recent months, an early cut of the western has surfaced without Dylan's music, although some speculate that Sam Peckinpah deliberately hid the movie from studio executives before he could add the music. 1978 /The man who locked several employees of Oklahoma City's Sirloin Stockade in a freezer and executed them is seen driving away blaring "Mandy" and either "Three Times A Lady" or "Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad." Police ask DX'ers for help in figuring out what station he was listening to. Birthdays: Ste, :rt Copeland 1952, Desmond Dekker 1942.

Dion, Desmond Dekker, Nicolette Larson, Linda Ronstadt

THURSDAY, JULY 17 1965 /James Brown's "Papa's Got A Brand New Bag" released. 1977 /Johnny Rotten is interviewed on London's Capital Radio and professes his fondness for Nell Young, Tim Buckley, Captain Beefhart, and the Chieftains. 1984 /For no apparent reason, Jeff Beck walks off his reunion tour with Rod Stewart. Stewart lets him release the duet on "People Get Ready" (which is already recorded) anyway. Birthdays: Phoebe Snow 1952, Nicolette Larson 1952. FRIDAY, JULY 18 1975/Van McCoy's "The Hustle" goes #1 Top 40. Ambrosia's "Holding On To Yesterday" debuts. 1980 / "Chipmunk Punk" is released. The ads declare "punk rock performed as never before humanly possible" and "the boys have grown up and they're back with a new sound that'll blow you away." 1984 /Ronnie James Dio opens his elaborately designed Egyptian -themed tour to go with "Mystery" in Bakersfield. 1985 /Smokey Robinson declares a one -man war on video and record porno/violence to columnist Marilyn in Beck, which he assails, among others, Rick James (who's signed to his label) and first mentions his anti - porn -rock anthem, "Be Kind To The Growing Mind." Birthdays: Dion DiMucci 1939, Martha Reeves 1941, Ricky Skaggs 1954. SATURDAY, JULY 19 1954 /The official release date of Elvis Presley's first single, "That's All Right (Mama)" / "Blue Moon Of Kentucky." 1975 /Lefty Frizzell dies. His younger brother David Frizzell later records a tribute to him. 1985 /Pat Boone explains his critical remarks about the Live Aid broadcast. Praising Prince's "4 The Tears In Your Eyes" video, Boone says he just wishes that Mick Jagger and Tina Turner "might have picked something more appropridte." SUNDAY, JULY 20 1968 /Jane Asher and Paul McCartney break their engagement. 1975 / "Miami" Steve Van Zandt, recently appropriated from Southside Johnny &he Jukes, plays his first official show with Bruce Springsteen in Providence. Birthdays: Carlos Santana 1947, T.G. Sheppard 1944, Michael Anthony (Van Halen) 1955.

R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986/31 CALENDAR

BRAD MESSER

Ethics: Ignorance An Excuse? C=1 The ethics dilemma outlined here last week involves a station revenue, and like many newsman whose major market station ordered him to kill a who trample on the accepted stan- wire story a fairly run -of -the-mill item about a big dards of broadcast journalism, ... they appeared to be completely league sports team being sued by a former employee. unaware that their actions involv- His station's management team ed any ethics issue. They saw unanimously prohibited broadcast Instead, he put his money where themselves as stepping in to proof the report (which was being car- his mouth was. He quit. Quick tect the bottom line. ried by other stations) because it meetings were held. His bosses feared the sports franchise owner convinced him to take more time to My aim in writing about ethics is might hear it on the team's home consider the situation. He agreed to not to embarrass anyone, not to c=s station and react in some way that go off and take some vacation "settle some accounts" or point a might jeopardize the station's time. finger. My goal is to emphasize valuable game -broadcast contract. The finish hasn't been written to (yet again! ) that although broad- QC If you were the newsman, what that story, because as I write, the casters, in general, publicly agree would you do? The journalist in- newsman is still on his think-it -over news editorial judgment must be volved in this case took the text- vacation. based strictly on news value, many book course of action and did Someone reading this may be individual broadcasters, brought precisely what many newspeople wondering, "Since this is a true up through sales, have had very lit- believe, at least in theory, they story, Brad, why aren't you nam- tle exposure to the everyday ethics themselves would have been proud ing names ?" issues that affect news. to do. Several reasons. One, my source Those who break the rules First, what he did not do. He for this story was not the victimiz- sometimes do so out of ignorance. didn't raise hell or go to the ed newsman. but members of his My attention to these real -life newspapers or threaten to punch station's management. From their newsroom ethics dilemmas is aim- someone for raping the station's viewpoint, they had intervened just ed at replacing ignorance with news figuratively in time to head off what they felt integrity and understanding. castrating the news staff. could become a serious threat to

Pension For Lincoln's Widow MONDAY, JULY 14 - Congress created the first pension for the widow of a president in 1870 when it voted $3000 per year for Mary Lincoln. It wasn't because she had no money, but because she was mentally unbalanced and sometimes thought she was broke and told everyone so. Congress wanted to avoid the appearance of being heartless. Afterward, although her pension represented about six times the income of the average American, O Abraham Lincoln's widow still complained she was dirt-poor.. She was eventually declared insane and put in an institution. An estimated $1 billion in vandalism and looting occurred during an electrical power blackout in New York City in 1977. Twenty years ago Richard Speck killed eight student nurses in Chicago (1966). Birthdays: Pete Rose 44. Jerry Rubin 47. Polly Bergen 56. Lee Elder 52. Roosevelt Grier 54 John Chancellor 59 Former President Gerald Ford 73. Mister Peanut Turns 70 TUESDAY, JULY 15 - The Italian immigrant who invented the dry roasting process for peanuts, Amedeo cp Obici, was born in 1877. As a teenager he sold fresh fruit and unshelled peanuts from a pushcart. The fruit spoiled fast. The peanuts stayed good for months. Obici took the hint and (with a partner) formed what became the Planters nut company. Its corporate symbol, Mr. Peanut, turns 70 this year. Mariner -4 transmitted pictures from Mars in 1965. John Kennedy accepted the Democratic presidential nomination in 1960. Billy the Kid was shot in the back by a sheriff in 1881. i=e Birthdays: Rick Washington 31. David Pack 34. Linda Ronstadt 40. Jan -Michael Vincent 42. Ken Kercheval 51. Alex Karras 51. L.4.1 Moon Mission Blastoff WEDNESDAY, JULY 16 - The Apollo -11 rocket left Cape Canaveral 17 years ago on the first moon -landing mission. Neil Armstrong's bootprints were on the moon four days later (July 20, 1969). The first atomic bomb was tested at Alamagordo, New Mexico, in 1945. Oklahoma City installed the first parking meters in 1935. Congress established the District of Columbia in 1790. England banned kissing to prevent the spread of plague in 1439. 0 Birthdays: Margaret Smith Court 44. Bess Myerson 62. Reagan Vs. Teen Drinking THURSDAY, JULY 17 - President Reagan signed a bill two years ago threatening to withhold federal highway funds from states which refused to raise the legal drinking age to 21 (1984). Five years ago a walkway collapsed in the Hyatt Regency hotel in Kansas City, killing 114 people (1981). Walt Disney opened Disneyland in 1955. In 1897 the first shipments of gold arrived in Portland, Oregon, touching off the Klondike Gold Rush. Birthdays: Lucie Arnaz 35. Diahann Carroll (Carol Diahann Johnson) 51. Donald Sutherland 52. Art Linklett_er 74. Phyllis Diller (P. Driver) 69. Great Fire In Rome FRIDAY, JULY 18 - Rome burned in the year 64 and two- thirds of the city's structures were destroyed. That fire inspired Emperor Nero to create a master plan for rebuilding the city with wide, straight streets, public parks and squares ... and the world's first building codes aimed at preventing the spread of fire. Twenty -one people were murdered in the McDonald's restaurant massacre at San Ysidro, California in 1984. Birthdays: James Brolin 44. Joseph Paul "Joe" Torre 46. Dion (DiMucci) 47. Dick Button 57. Sen. John Glenn Jr. (1st American in orbit 1962) is 65. Harriet Nelson 72. Red Skelton 73.. 32íR &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986 CONGRATULATIONS to our entire Motown promotion staff. You are all truly

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PROBING FOR PROSPECTS Indie Chiefs Indie Hopes On Henry Stone

Have the changes in independent promotion helped into the top area of your category, arily if not permanently. "If the Company Foundation and if you can cross a record over majors old open the door of opportunity for independent labels seek- go back to their ways, "A lot of our records are special- in one direction or another, you do. it'll ing to crack the pop market? Can indie labels capitalize on become tough for us again," he ized," he adds. "We'd never dream I don't think the demise of the in- conjectures. "Right now there's a lower indie promotion of trying to make them pop, be- costs to regain the market share dependent promotion machine is niche that some indies are capital- cause they're street records, or which they've steadily lost to the majors over the past going to change those rules or izing on very well you have - but rap, or hardcore rock. And that's three years? significantly change the domina- to spend money, no question about the base of ,this company; we're tion of the major labels with radio These are some of the questions they're going to be able to develop it." not going to drop artists that have and the media. Money talks. you can expect to hear at this an artist, or whether they spend He does, however, endorse the been our foundation just because month's "What we have going for us is crossover "The New Music Seminar, dur- $100,000 to do a $100,000 worth of approach: best we have one pop hit. Boys Don't the quality of the product. We can ing panel discussions and probably billing - and not make a nickel? If thing for independents is to put out Cry was also something we didn't in the provide a kind of unslick record to and R&B records with pop corridors as well. People will you have an act to build, it's worth street necessarily expect to go pop when point to AOR radio that the majors have potential. There are very few indie Profile Records' success every penny. If it's just to get a top we signed it. We thought it would almost forgotten to make. We're labels go to with "I Wanna Be A Cowboy" by ten record, who cares? It is very that can straight pop." probably be a big dance hit, which spe- Boys Don't Cry. It was the first difficult for an indie to devote the trying to do something rather Emergency's strategy for it wasn't." significant CHR hit by an indie time and effort to build a career." cific musically and sell it to the growth involves pursuing the label in several years, secured with Affordable promotion costs may broadest possible market. So our 12 -inch market through indie "Rain Forest" by Paul Hard - the help of independent promotion. give independent labels in dance direction starts with the music and distribution, with 7 -inch and album castle "started to go pop" last The answers to these questions and black product a better shot at goes to the market. sales through Atlantic (and previ- year, Cory says. "Today we would may reflect people's hopes more pop penetration, confirms Marty "It's like the guy who runs a ously Mirage /Atco). "It's a profita- probably have done a better job than their realistic expectations. Scott. "But they've always had top Greek restaurant for 20 years and ble mechanism for us," Sergio with that, but we were still grow- Many in the industry - including five black records or 12-inch rec- then someone says Greek food is says, "and we'll keep doing it until ing. Our third release, in 1981; was some at major labels - want to see ords to work from. They've always in. And here we are. I think I've got we've grown enough to have our also on the pop charts: 'Seasons Of the indie sector strengthened. had the opportunity. But name me the best Greek restaurant in the own pop promotion." Taffy's "I Gold' by Gidea Park." Whether or not that can happen is how many indie rock and roll rec- business and I don't want to start a Love My Radio" is a current re- Cory declines to say how much more complicated than the tale of ords there are in the top 30. McDonalds. I want Greek food to lease handled this way. money the label spent to indepen- "I Wanna Be A Cowboy." become more popular." dently promote Boys Don't Cry. The Bottom Line Henry Stone's Sunnyview label Profile's Goals "It's not as much money as it used enjoyed pop success 18 months to he explains. Generally cautious in their opin- Naturally enough, Cory Robbins take," "It's not af- ago with New York rappers New - fordable by it ions for this report were five label is buoyed by the pop success Pro- anybody, but is af- cleus. He says their "Jam On Re- fordable by more labels." At any presidents who've been indepen- venge" album went gold, and file has achieved with Boys Don't dent (in more ways than one) for Cry, as well as the volume current- rate the project is not showing a "Jam On It" did 100,000 on 12 -inch least years. This quintet includes Henry ly generated by Run -DMC's "Rais- loss, at by his estimate. "The and 500,000 on 45. "I'd like to con- is Stone of Sunnyview, Mary Schlac- ing Hell" album - close to one single selling over 300,000, and tinue like that, but it's just not that the 12 -inch is doing ter of Prelude, Marty Scott of Jem, million in sales. He says, in fact, about 70,000, so easy. Basically, for us indepen- we're Bruce Iglauer of Alligator, and that the label will now try to cross profitable even without the dents to survive, we have to pro- We've Sergio Cossa of Emergency. In ad- the rap duo's "Walk This Way" to album. shipped around duce R&B, dance, or R&B-flavored 140,000 on the LP. and it looks like dition, of course, I talked with Pro- pop and AOR radio. "It's some- records. The only way to do it is to it'll do well. And the new file President Cory Robbins. thing we were never able to do single put out a release and get it played, goes out in two Whether or not independent pro- before, even though they've sold weeks." And, yes, whether it's in the clubs or on R&B Boys Don't is long- motion gives someone a better millions of albums. I know Cry an act with stations. and sell some records." don't shot, says Marv, "The real bottom Cory Robbins how radio will react." term potential, in Cory's view. line is this: can an indie afford to The label's overall goals are The Profile release schedule is "A lot of indies do jazz, new age, four produce and /or acquire the kind of Brave Or Realistic? changing somewhat, Cory says. about singles and two albums hardcore - everything other than a month, to records that at least have pop mar- "If I tell you I'm going to come "We'll be trying to have more pop according the label what traditionally gets into the top chief. Its roster has approximately ket potential? Right now there are up with a Phil Collins, I've got to be hits, not that they're more accessi- album charts, which is very polish- 30 acts. grows," he very few independents that are dreaming. Everything I do at this ble to us. We also might sign artists "It says, "and ed rock and roll. Rock is the tough- we refine it. like to producing records with the thought point has to be realistic. If you that we might not have gone for in I'd have more est thing to do as an independent acts, and since we someday want of specifically cracking the pop want to be real brave you can press the past - although I don't know company, because there you're to be a major label, not market. up 200.000 albums, put them all out that we'll consciously go out look- I'm ever really going head -to-head with the going "A lot of indie product that's there, and fill the pipeline. But if ing for them. to say 'that's enough biggest artists there are. And I artists."' coming out is basically still street - really don't see the potential for you do you may get them all back, "There's still no guarantee, how- oriented or R&B-oriented," Mary much change in this." just as the majors do quite often. ever, that you can get anything Calls From Majors continues. "Some labels generate This concession is far from say- For an indie, putting out 200,000 played," he continues. "A record In addition to its own roster, Pro- pop activity when a release is big ing the indies don't find good rock records costs you $250,000. How has to be accepted by radio. Just file has a logo deal with Chris Wil- enough in the dance or R&B mar- talent, however. Marty points to many times can you do that ?" because you're hiring indie pro- liamson's hardcore Rock Hotel ket, but it's tough enough even for a Stryper on Enigma Records, which Like his colleagues, Henry be- moters doesn't mean it's going to Records for the Cro-Mags, Mur- major to cross over an R&B record Jem used to distribute. "We and lieves it takes top ten Black /Urban go on the air. And there's no guar- phy's Law, and Discharge. It also into a big pop record, never mind Enigma did very well with the status to get pop activity. "Don't antee that if it does go on the air it distributes product from other an independent." try to take an R&B record band, and now that they've gone to and will sell. With a pop record, it labels - including Shattered, Sea - Mary pays tribute to the talents Capitol everyone says they can make it like a pop record. Try to seems as if you really don't know if bright, Blue Chip and Twinn - of Cory Robbins and partner Steve break wide open. This may be true, make it as big an R&B hit as you it's going to sell until it goes top 40 while Cory and VP Steve Plotnicki Plotnicki. "They've done a great but would they have sold a couple can, and then it goes for you. Of or top 30. So it's a big risk: by the are also partners with Pat Monaco job with Run -DMC, and my guess of hundred thousand in their first course, you have to do the proper time you've hit the top 30 you've in New York distributor Landmark is they're attempting to broaden year with a major? Nobody asks things, whether it's with the in- spent all your money before you've (R&R, 1/17). their base. They realize that you these questions." dependents or yourself. There are seen if you have a hit." Cory also confirms that he gets can't constantly depend on hit rec- absolutely no secrets in this busi- Black music is different, Cory Money Talks calls from major record compa- ords, and you certainly can't put ness. Everybody knows what I points out. "You know right away nies fairly often. His response? "I Bruce everything behind one artist." Iglauer contends that Alli- know, and I know what everyone you're going to sell records, be- tell them, 'We're not really in- gator has placed more releases on knows. But the majors have wall - cause the reaction is much faster," terested, we're doing fine, thank - Major Formula the album charts in the last 12 to-wall bodies out there!" he comments. "Pop music reacts you'. The one thing that always "By using the same basic for- months than any other indepen- Sergio Cossa suggests that af- slowly, so you really have to be bothered me was that we couldn't mula that a major does, they blew dent. "I don't think the rules have fordable independent promotion sure of your product. Sometimes have pop hits. Now we can - so I a record up almost into the top ten. changed much in the past year," does give indie labels more oppor- you're going to win, other times really don't need major labels for The question now is whether or not he says. "Basically you try to move tunity in the pop stakes - tempor- you'll lose." anything right at the moment." 34/ R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11', 1986 MAJOR PHONES! MAJOR ADDS! MAJOR DEBUTS! MAJOR RADIO STATIONS!

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If you are a veteran attendee of Bobby Poe's "Pop Of key interest was the diversity Music Survey Convention," then you'd probably agree of CHR stations represented on the panel, from straight CHRs to those that this 15th annual affair was by far the best one yet. which lean in any number of direc- There were a number of rea- to tions, to those using oldies, those The Large Market PD Panel featured (l -r): WNVZ's Chris Bailey, WARM's sons: interesting panel discussions, not using them. With that in mind, Steve Davis, FM102's Rick Gillette, KBEO's Steve Perun, KZZP's Guy well- planned hospitality suites with Alan Burns asked Guy Zapoleon Zapoleon, moderator John Gorman from WMMS/Cleveland, moderator and good security, a lavish cocktail how he reacted to the resurgence of consultant Alan Bums, Q105's Randy Kabrich (hidden), KMEL's Steve party, great entertainment at the oldies stations in his market. Rivers, KSI03's Mike Preston, and KWK's Garry Mitchell. awards banquet by Father Guido "I think there is room in every Sarducci (courtesy WB) com- market for an oldies outlet, but plete with a tasty steak dinner ( not KZZP is showing that people want to mention an expeditious awards to hear currents. We are leading, Everyone's A Winner presentation) and finally, a won- rather than following, the others mix of people from all sides derful playing rehashed oldies. Being cur- "The 15th Annual Bobby Poe Awards" was hosted in of the business. rent is a distinct advantage to the KKBQ's Lander, and Z93's John Young However, keynote remarks by format," he noted. "It's very im- two parts: John RCA /Ariola President /CEO Elliot He said, "(What) I'm pleading portant to finding the best, newest, traded quips, then EZ's Dan Vallie and 0105's Mason Dix- Goldman, combined with a super - for is that you radio programmers and most exciting music to play. I on did the honors. Here are the big winners in each positive spirit of cooperation and reassert yourselves to what you do think that's why we win." category for accomplishments in 1985. Arista took the goodwill between the radio and best, and yes, put yourselves back most awards in the records category, and WMMS won each record communities, also went a on the line. For our part, we should category it was nominated in. Congrats to all. long way toward bringing off a all, it's hoped, have pledged to once "There are really no great convention. again take control of and be re- secrets in this business. RECORDS RADIO Lemming -Like Industry sponsible for our promotion activi- (Corporate) ties." If someone wants to see Radio Executive: Wally Clark Resisting the temptation to criti- Company Of The Year (Gannett) cize radio about not being recep- Major Market PDs what I'm playing, all he Columbia National Programmer: Dan Vallie tive to new music and new artists, During a short question- and -an- has to do is run a President (EZ) Elliot instead pointed his address swer period, Elliot fielded queries Al Teller (CBS) Radio Consultant: John Gorman to reality. (See last week.) Noting from the audience, mostly about skimmer. We're on the Executive Major Market Radio Station: the differences between radio and independent promotion activities. air, we're public." John Betancourt (PolyGram) WPLJ/New York records, he questioned the in- From here kicked off the first pan- -John Gorman VP/Promotion Major Market PD: Nick Bazoo dustry's intent to stand up and con- el discussion, "Major /J arge Mar- Sam Kaiser (Atlantic) (B94 /Pittsburgh) trol its own destiny. ket PDs." Moderated by consultant VP/Promotion R &BlUrban Major Market MD: Gene Sand - He placed responsibility not only Alan Burns and WMMS/Cleveland Ernie Singleton (MCA) bloom (KITS -AM & FM/Los at the feet of records, but also in OM and consultant John Gorman, Classic Rockers Will Fade National Promotion Director Angeles) the hands of radio for acting "lem- it featured WNVZ's Chris Bailey, John Gorman spoke of the "Oh Frank Turner (MCA) Major Market Air Personality: ming- like" and foregoing its re- WARM's Steve Davis, FM102's. Wow" factor from the Classic Rock National Promotion Executive John Lander/John Rio sponsibility and authority to select Rick Gillette, KZZP's Guy Zapole- stations. "After you hear a Vanilla Marc Ratner (WB) (KKBQ/Houston) music it felt was appropriate. Elli- on, KBEQ's Steve Perun, Q105's Fudge song you haven't heard for a National AOR Promotion Director Large Market Radio Station: ot pointed to the familiar syndrome Randy Kabrich, KMEL's Steve while, it sounds great. When you Judy Libow (Atlantic) WMMS/Cleveland of 'I'd better play it if 100 other sta- Rivers, KS103's Mike Preston, and hear it too many times, it wears National AC Promotion Director Large Market PD: John Gorman tions are playing it.' " KWK's Garry Mitchell. out. Eighteen months from now Mike Martucci WMMS Cleveland) you'll hear less about these Classic Northern Regional /Local Large Market MD: Kid Leo Rock stations." Promotion Executive ( WMMS/Cleveland) Steve Perun pointed to such a Bobbi Silver (PolyGram) (tied) Large Market Air Personality: Kid station in Kansas City, one which Linda Baker (WB) Leo (WMMS/Cleveland) he feels has now peaked in ratings. Southern RegionaULocal Medium Market Radio Station: "Should a CHR react to a Classic Promotion Executive WROQ -FM/Charlotte Rock station? I'd say unequivocal- Billy Brill (MCA) (tied) Medium Market PD: Tom Taylor ly no. If I react to them I could be Jim Sellers (Elektra) (WPST /Trenton) thrown way off target. I'm better (Independent) Medium Market MD: Jim Payne grabbing from the ACs and Urbans Company Of The Year (WRVQ /Richmond) than from those stations." Arista Medium Market Air Personality: Steve Rivers suggested that each President J.J. McKay /Alpha Trivette /Charlotte) market should be evaluated based Gil Friesen (A &M) (WROO -FM on what was already being done. Executive Small Market Radio Station: He pointed to his own market, San Sal Licata (Arista) WZYQ/Frederick Francisco, which by its structure VPIPromotion Small Market PD: Kipper McGee allows him to play a lot of Urban Phil Quartararo (Island) (WROK/Rockford) crossovers and be very current. National Promotion Director Small Market MD: Don O'Shea "We play very few oldies; we let Rick Bisceglia (Arista) (WXLK/Roanoke) the AORs take care of that for us." National Promotion Executive Small Market Air Personality. Testing Music Is Okay Marko Babineau (Geffen) Kemosabi Joe (WZYQ/Frederick) While talking about testing mu- Northern Regional/Local Promotion Executive The VP/Promotion Panel featured (l -r): Geffen's John Brody, Atlantic's Sam sic, Guy Zapoleon stated, "Many Kaiser, Arista's Phil Quartararo, F/P /A's Walter Winnick, WB's Rich Fitzger- times records are a lot bigger than Eva Wood (A&M) ald, Capitol's Walter Lee, RCA's Ed Mascolo, Columbia's John Fagot, They seem, but people are afraid to Southern Regional/Local Chrysalis' Daniel Glass, and A &M's Rick Stone. Moderators Joel Denver step out and report them. 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the market. We like to have songs Poe Convention tested, but when they are battled against a superstar act in a one- Continued from Page 36 the market, let honesty prevail. Go shot, make-it-or-break-it feature, it to everyone else and let them know ate enough audience response to can be unfair. The communication their turn is coming next time justify charting them." Perun add- with the label is important in order around. It is a question of honesty ed, With the exception of tests, to put the test into perspective." - between the record label which we let the labels know about, and the "When the test becomes long- radio stations." we only report what is getting term, it becomes impossible to sup- Following airplay; anything that isn't doesn't this meeting, it be- port it," remarked Walter Lee. "A get reported." came the record labels' turn to two or three-week test is OK, but take the spotlight. KITS-AM Agreeing that an honest policy is & I've had stations in major markets FM /Los Angeles best, John Gorman countered, programmer do it for nine or ten weeks, which Mike Schaefer and I "We've all been told by record comoderated is ridiculous." John Fagot sug- the VP /Promotion companies, 'We're not working Panel, featur- gested, "Send them a chemistry ing Geffen's that record. It's only happening re- John Brodey, set next time." Atlantic's Sam Kaiser, Arista's gionally.' So you're left with a rec- Phil Quartararo, E /P /A's Walter Defining Test Rotations ord that's building and has no sta- Winnick, WB's Sam Kaiser asked for a definition support." Rich Fitzgerald, Capitol's Walter Lee, RCA's Ed tion of test rotations. "These bat- And on the subject of chart cred- Mascolo, Columbia's tles, like 'smash or trash,' are ibility, John added, "There are John Fagot, Chrysalis's Daniel Glass, and purely entertainment features, really no secrets in this business. If A &M's Rick Stone. nothing more. One time at night at someone wants to see what I'm Of prime concern to the record 8pm is not a test. It's a one-off and playing all they have to do is run a community is the testing product doesn't mean anything. A test over skimmer. We're on the air, we're of and the eventual translation of the one or two dayparts over a period public." Guy noted, "Anyone who test airplay into reported airplay. of days makes sense." isn't running an honest chart is While covered in Mike Schaefer asked, "What do adding to the the previous pan- mistrust between the you do when you learn about radio and record industries." el, the subject was tackled in earn- est here. tests ?" The panel reacted with Crosstown Animosity Steve Davis observed, "Part of the problem now is that so many radio stations are doing charts for other radio stations instead of acting responsibly and relating what N44 is really going on. We've fallen into , r It-Z\.. . the mentality of, 'That'll look good ltíiYThR0 ...4N5F ARA M,1ZdtL.Z`Q,lp.4 in R&R, so I'll chart it.' That's bullshit, folks." The Air Personality Panel featured (l -r): KKBQ /Houston's John Lander, WAVA/Washington Other problems discussed in- morning team Don Geronimo & Mark O'Mera, KXX 106 /Birmingham morning Ask anybody at the Poe Convention, and they'll tell you MCA stole cluded the problems of no stock' team Garry Harper & Terry Lee, and the KWK/St. Louis personality Cat Summers. Not show by having its suite in the 16th floor Mercedes Lounge. The affair was situations, which prevent shown are 94Q /Atlanta's Jeff many McCartney and WMMS/Cleveland's Kid Leo, who moderated, well organized by the label's National Singles Director Frank Turner, and was stations from as as charting songs de- KBEQ/Kansas City morning team Bill "Birdman" Thomas, Lou Clery, & complete with Atlanta Falcon Cheerleaders. MCA also had on hand a spite hot phones or callouts. A re- Karen Barber, WNCI/Columbus' Michael J. Foxx, and 0105/Tampa morn- number of artists to meet radio. Shown above, it's the Jets along with tailer in the audience lamented the ing ZOO's Terrence McKeever & Cleveland Wheeler. All personalities KKBQ/Houston programmer (seated, center) John Lander, and below (I) costly problem of sending stock in- played airchecks of their works and fielded questions from the audience on WXKS/Boston MD Susan O'Connell and PD Sunny Joe White (second from right) to a market when there is little or show-prep and what it takes to be a personality. far posing with Klymaxx. no airplay. Rick Gillette observed, "No one walks in and takes a copy quips like, of ouf survey and says, 'I want to Communication "We begin hyping the port this adventurous spirit." up on records that I don't need. I buy the number five record on Acknowledging that records do stores and your phones," which Y100's Frank Amadeo stood up appreciate your calls, but don't just brought on FM102.' They just know what they sound better on the air than on the lots of laughs. Sam to say, "We test records pretty fre- put your priority in front of me tag- want to buy because they hear it on turntable in the office, the panel Kaiser did say, "If necessary, we'll quently, and I have no gripe about ged to a promotion, begging for me the radio." agreed that testing in itself served send in some free goods to the reporting them. If there's a record to add it." The subject of crosstown animo- stores to see if there is any reaction on my station a positive purpose. "I'm always ex- I'm subjecting my Improved Promotion Staffs sity between rival stations was cited when I hear about a test, when the rotation is significant listeners to, then I'll be glad to sub- Phil Quartararo talked raised by Frontline's Denny Ros- especially when it's one of my new- enough. Armed with this we know ject it to R&R. It's only fair." about a weeding encrantz. "In my position we have er artists," said Rich Fitzgerald. whether we have something or -out of the promotion staffs not." Do You Know Me? during the recession of 1979-80, to protect the record company, the "What I want to know is how long it station, and the artist. We can't will be tested before being Mike added, "There was a time Daniel Glass summed the sub- pointing to a gradual strengthening of the ranks have everyone mad at each other reported. Also, we need to know when we didn't tell labels when we ject up, saying, "There is nothing as the years have gone were by. "Today's promotion just because an artist does some- whether we're going to be told testing product. But they al- wrong or sinister in testing pro- person is ways far more knowledgable thing for one station and not the about the test or not." heard about it, and in this day duct. I've worked very well with than in years past. other." "When you hold this information and age we've all seen that honesty KIIS on the Art Of Noise, and it was We pay a promotion is the best policy. In person today for his knowledge to yourself, it becomes good feed- this way we the communication between our of VP /Promotion Panel now work the back for us," noted John Brody. together with the label to staff and theirs which made it pay market and its stations. Columbia San Francisco see if the is "We are seeing a promo "With a new act, it gives us a test generating any re- off. The Art Of Noise probably had resurgence of rep Burt Baumgartner was in sults." the record person who is the gauge on whether to expect it to enough test airplay to go Breaker. better equipped to help break audience and suggested, "Instead translate to fulltime play, and if we We almost took out an ad saying, a label's Proud Of Breaking Hits newer acts," he continued. "Why? of holding back promotions from should back it up with support in 'Come out of the closet and admit "Many times we don't get a re- you're playing it.' The same goes Because you folks in radio have ed- port, as the programmer feels the with the Icehouse project, which ucated us to research, demograph- national picture is over. It's these KIIS is playing. Just understand ics, and better marketing ideas. stations which have caused some what a test means at each of your Today's promotion person is a records not to go top ten or. top stations." street person. In touch, aware, and five," complained Rich Fitzgerald. With all of the new staff mem- ready to intelligently answer your Walter Winnick continued, "I'd like bers at record companies, there questions about the music." to see more programmers be pro- was a common complaint about Editor's Comments ud of the records they're playing the number of untrained promoters If anything seemed to have come early and helping to break. It's real who work the company priorities out of this convention it was this that way, and we love it." regardless of the sound of the rec- overwhelming spirit of cooperation Ed Mascolo pointed to success ord or the station. Mike Schaefer, The Medium/Small Market panel featured (l -r): WJLQ /Pensacola's JD and honesty between the sides of with Mr. Mister and, more recent- who did record promotion North, KZOU/Little Rock's Jerry Lousteau, KDON/Salinas' Kirk Cliatt, at one our business. Through better com- ly, the Blow Monkeys through on- time in his career, suggested WRVQ /Richmond's Bob Lewis, KXX 106 /Birmingham's Rich Bailey, and that munication we keep the doors for moderator Kris O'Kelly from KXX 106. Not pictured were moderator Reggie air testing. "Yeah, it's a positive the VPs make road with trips their growth and learning open wide, Blackwell from WROQ/Charlotte, 100KH1 /Ocean City's J.J. McKay, thing. But once you know the rec- local reps to coach them and make and with honest chart moves and WPXY/Rochester's Tom Mitchell, Q101 /Meridian's Dale Taylor, and ord works, call it in to R&R on your them better representatives. airplay information everyone will WHHY -FM/Montgomery's Bob Raleigh. Topics of interest included posi- next report." Rick Stone advised "I have the opposite problem," have a much clearer picture of tioning and marketing techniques, with special focus on the entertainment other labels, "You've got to be said WRVQ /Richmond MD Jim aspects of radio outside of morning drive. Also discussed: the salaries of what's going on. Our hat is off to street -sharp when you find out Payne. "My local folks know us, POs and air personalities. Bobby Poe Sr., Bobby Poe Jr., you've got a test. Be ready to back but the national folks don't know Bonnie, and the rest of the Poe Cat it up. Labels must be willing to sup- what we about; are they beat me staff on a classy affair. R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986/39 AOR

STEVE FEINSTEIN

KISW'S SWEET 15TH Seattle Super Success

"From small things, mama, someday big things MD /night rocker Steve Slaton, classic automation tale: One come" goes the Bruce Springsteen song. He could very who joined the station in '73, re- time, I arrived early in the morn- here, along well have been referring to KISW /Seattle, celebrating its members "playing everything ing to find the police from Buffy St. Marie to Black Sab- with our Oriental janitor who didn't 15th AOR anniversary this year. bath" at the time. He also has a speak English. They were both The rock began to roll in standing there looking at our huge February of 1971 when KLSW 1GM system and trying to figure switched from classical music to out what was going on. A 30-second "progressive rock." The sweet announcement had been playing strains of "Purple Haze" were a over and over, and people had call- particularly appropriate choice for ed the police station, thinking the the kick-off, given that Jimi Hen - disk jockey had died." drix's dad lives in Seattle (the sta- PD Stability tion would later campaign to have KISW has had only a statue in Jimi's memory erected In 15 years. of them ac- in town). five PDs, with two counting for 13 of those 15 years. Small Beginnings Dave Stone was the first PD, suc- The beginnings were humble. ceeded in 1972 by the late- Lee KISW, like many early FM rock- Michaels - who later left to join ers, was the low - budget little sister Burkhart- Abrams (the station's of a thriving AM. Automated until consultants at the time) in 1977. Bill 1974. KISW's studio was housed in Bartlett served for a year, and then Top 40 giant KJR's basement until Beau Phillips Steve West Steve Slaton Beau Phillips came on board in the station moved into its own Continued on Page 42 building in 1976.

4-44í? KISW's ATTEND INVITED TO MAY A GUEST ARE NIGHT, AND ON THURSDAY YOU PARTY ANNNE RSARY LLROOMl17W1 15th US AT PARKERSBA GET 8 pin NEVER 29th AT NIGHT YOU'LL RE- 1 FORA RECORDSE N. BY K AURORA PROVIDED EP. WILL BE THUNDERBIRDS. MUSIC THE FABULOUS ARTISTS. JIMMY PAGE. CORDING INCLUDE HONOR BRYAN OF GUESTS FIRM JOURNEY. SPECS AND THE SURPRISES. HGERS PLUS A FEW PAUL BOY LOVER LEGAL ID ADAMSS. HEART. THE DOOR BE ADMb MOST ncais FOR , n SER FORMAL ALL -STAR AFFAIR .vLE/SEFRF3E TIE OR SEMI T -Birds Play At KISW's Fabulous 15th "So many stations that playing live, and a guest list which the Hooters. graphs and photos. standing associations with all the Jour- Air personalities presented the Out of 600 guests over 450 bands and their managers, and reach a milestone make it included an array of artists - ney's Steve Perry and Jonathan awards in a ceremony between were listeners: the rest were we've had personal relationships a self -indulgent, self - such Caine; the Firm's Jimmy Page; the T- Birds' two sets, the second clients and industry guests. with most of them that go back to congratulatory event. We Heart's Ann and Nancy Wilson; of which was broadcast live on Listener invitations were given before they were huge stars. wanted to turn it around and Bryan Adams; and Loverboy's KISW and video taped for a TV away through entry blanks distri- When we told them we wanted to thank the listeners and mu- Paul Dean. They all showed up to special that aired the following buted to retailers. Phillips says honor them with an award on the a cus- it on a different dimen- sicians who helped us get accept Lifetime Achievement weekend. Guests packed 37,000 entry forms, one to stage, took Awards, while Jlmi Hendrix's fa- dance floor for the T- Birds, and a tomer, were returned in hopes of sion than just asking them to show here." ther Al accepted a posthumous jam session included Adams and getting one of the 225 invites. up at a party. We also took special That was Beau Phillips's philoso- award on behalf of his son, and Dean wailing on " Tutti Frutti" and How did Phillips convince artists care of them by putting them up in phy for KISW's phenomenal 15th there were video messages re- "Hound Dog." The nicest touch of of this stature to come to Seattle the finest hotel, providing limos for anniversary party. The station corded by artists who couldn't be all, however, was the hospitality for an event that wouldn't put a their use, and making sure they -tie bash which fea- threw a black there in person - David Lee Roth, suite where guests could meet the dime in their pockets or even raise left town with a smile on their tured the Fabulous Thunderbirds Julian Lennon, Aerosmith, and artists face -to -face and get auto- money for charity? "We have long- faces."

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7 in the morning, Continued from Page 40 playing Rush at Art For Sales' Sake so be it." - KISW maintains a full -time Bill Bartlett: April '78. He's been there ever Disco demolition, rock 'n' roll ar- graphic artist, Jim Carey, ywho is since, except for Gary Bryan's mies ... KLSW pulled out all the permitted to freelance out of his of- nine-month stretch in '83 -'84 when stops to grab teens and 18-24 men. fice at KISW. He designed the logo Programming By Phillips left temporarily to be Pro- And it worked. By fall '79 KISW for the 1987 NBA All-Star game, gram Consultant for the parent beat KZOK 12 +, and other than NCAA Final Four regional con- company. two ties has won every sweep tests, the 1990 Goodwill Games, The Buddy System Phillips had been a jock at both since. In five of the last six books and developed the presentation for is National KYA -FM /San Francisco and KISW has had more than double Seattle's bid for the 1988 Republi- These days "Buddy Bear" (Bill Bartlett) KFMF /Chico, and was taking on the 12+ share of KZOK, which in can Convention. AOR Director for Capitol Records, but from 1977 -early gig. Fur- has been repositioning his first programming that period GM West originally hired Carey '78, he followed Lee Michaels and preceded Beau Phil- thermore, KISW had been trounc- itself from a tight AOR to a modi- in '79 to redesign the station's logo; lips in the PD chair at KISW. ed by rival KZOK 7.1 -3.0 the fied Superstars II, 25+ stance. In Carey now is responsible for both who came to Seattle previous fall. "The slogan we were the winter '85 book KISW was off how the listener sees KISW and for Bartlett, at Jacksonville using was 'Better than just OK' 6.2-4.7, though it remained #1 in representing it to the advertising from PD stints recalls because KZOK was calling itself men.25-34. Meanwhile KZOK mov- community. West explains: "When AORs WAIV and WPDO, into the early stages OK 1021, "' he remembers. "But ed 2.2-2.4. we sell a package to a client, we taking KISW of modal programming. We were we weren't better. While the sta- can walk in with a poster or point - all over the place at the time, going tions were similar musically, we of- purchase material. It's impres- Personality Plus from to Ted Nugent. sounded like we had our tail be- sive to them, and they end up pick- Joni Mitchell itself I the Joni and Karla tween our legs while they had the KISW currently describes ing up the cost of the camera -ready eliminated in the presence of a winner. They were in the SRDS as "personality album art. It's worked out well for us." Bonoff stuff and zeroed on more refined and better- honed, rock," a claim that is more than 18-24 demos. We played a lot of with a brilliant PD named Norm idle self -hype. In every daypart Rush, ACIDC, and Nugent to es- A Hard Place Gregory who also owned the mar- each jock has a definite presence KISW: tablish a rock identity, which KISW ket as a jock." and sensibility; there are no mind- Many record reps consider had never had. KZOK always had Bill Bartlett, 1977 Beau's first year wasn't smooth less liner card-readers. "The intent KISW a "hard" AOR in two re- the dominant image in town." sailing. The share hovered between has been to put on a show around spects. First, its AOR position in- He also remembers getting 38 but his proudest moment was hir- 3.1 and 3.2 while KZOK was in the the clock," says Phillips. "I don't cludes virtually no pop crossovers; Special to play on a flatbed truck ing Gary Crowe away from KZOK. 4s and 5s, and Phillips was at odds buy the idea that people want to be second, the station is seen by some in front of a Peaches record store, "That was a definite coup," he with the station's manager. While entertained only in the mornings. as a stubborn holdout on records continues. "Gary was the first guy on vacation in Hawaii he decided to We don't just front -load everything receiving acceptance at many in town to play records like quit, only to receive a call from into mornings only by pushing AORs - Dream Academy, Ice- 'Nights In White Satin,' and had a Slaton that a new GM - Steve everything into those four hours house, Starship, and Howard real solid image as one of the most West, who for five years had and then holding down the fort for Jones, for instance. recognizable jocks in the market." been PD at sister station KJR - the other 20 until the morning show Phillips comments: "Maybe Bartlett left for Arcola Records in had been installed. comes back. we're 'harder' than some stations, February of 1978. He later joined That was the beginning of the "Anybody can walk into this but you have to understand this Capitol for regional promotional turnaround. "It was the like a re- market and figure out our music market and our position. Seattle duties in '79, and became head of birth," Phillips recalls. West, a list. But they can't take away our has 48 signals, including three AOR in '83. self-described "cheerleader," im- free -wheeling spirit, irreverent at- AORs and four CHRs. It's 85% proved morale; Burkhart /Ab- titude and the chemistry among Caucasian - disco and New Wave rams, who had been let go in early the jocks," he adds; never happened here; there isn't home a few bands like that than um, there's peer pressure and a '78, was rehired (the association This chemistry has been brewing even an Urban station. The people fluff up our list with 15 unheard -of burn-out factor. I'd rather spend are fairly conservative, Scandina- the $30,000 on people with good ears ended again in 1983) ; and a modal for a long time, as all the full-time groups and pretend we're doing a hard rock approach was installed jocks have logged at least three vian, largely blue-collar. It's a service. If it's too techno or wimpy who can find great music for us." and KISW "just turned up the years at KLSW. Slaton has been clean, middle-class rock 'n' roll it will have a difficult time on our We're Bad, burners, got aggressive, and went there for 13 years; afternoon man town that may not be as sophisti- station, regardless of its chart posi- We're Nationwide head -to-head with KZOK." Gary Crowe and partner Mike cated as San Francisco or as tren- tion. How many AORS are still -Smith (the Kaye is enter- "We de-wimped the record li- West have logged nine and eight, dy as L.A." playing 'Go Insane' or 'Invinci- Kaye Kaye), which had brary," Slaton recalls. "There was respectively; and morning gal Rob- The station steps out on bands ble ?' " tainer Danny owned KISW since 1968, recently no more Al Stewart or Buffy St. in Erikson has put in five years. like the Hooters, Fabulous Thun- conducts no call-out, the station to Nationwide. Marie. It was chainsaw, pedal-to- The station uses teams in both derbirds, Beat Farmers, Outfield, The station sold nor any auditorium music testing, Principal Les Smith plans to retire, the-metal 24 hours a day. We had drives, with Eriksen and John and Del Fuegos, bands that "have feels is "trying to feels good about selling KISW no ratings and had nothing to lose; Maynard in the morning and a rock 'n' roll edge and sound like which Phillips and in a very rather than "Wall we were getting kicked around Crowe and West pulling down af- there's spirit and passion," says dissect people's attitudes to broadcasters In an auditori- barons." pretty good by KZOK. If it meant ternoons. Phillips. "I'd rather try to bring sterile environment. Street CHANGE OF ADDRESS ORDER

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PART TWO: THE SOFTER TOUCH Overheating In LOVE & MARRIAGE - The "New Newlywed Game" recently stopped in Atlanta and enlisted the help of WSB -FM's "Love Songs" hosts to emcee the event. (l -r) NNG's Bob Eubanks, and WSB -FM's Karen Gerson and The Motor City Rocky Payne.

the Last week we looked at the three most contemporary longtime WJR PD who's now Sta- Different Than WLTI mat. Also, since we've been on air, we've played over 15,000 rec- ACs in Detroit: WOMC, WNIC, and WMJC. This week foc- tion Manager of WNTM and News/ Talk sister WXYT, about why he Joe doesn't agree at all with the ords in a row. We will probably go guys" WLTI and new AC WNTM. we uses on the "softer - opted for AC. He said, "We looked idea that his station is just like to 19,000 or more before play WLTI. "As far as music is concern- our first commercial." WLTI WNTM at all of the ACs in town, and some were skewed women 2:1 over men ed, sure, we're playing a lot of the WNTM is totally automated, and With the market already so sat- WLTI, previously Urban WDRQ, On the other side, there were gold same music. But we're all playing is a customed -to-Detroit format with ACs and gold stations, - has been on the air since April '85. urated stations that had men over women different things too. We're much Joe has developed with Drake it was baffling for many to see for Pat Holiday, former midday per- 2:1. We have tried to go between brighter than WLTI, playing more Chenault. There are no plans -FM drop its Country format sonality at WNIC, arrived last Oc- WCXI them both, so we're walking a very uptempo material by artists such WNTM to be anything more than a in favor of not only another AC, but we tober. While 'MC was the AC lead- fine line for an equal balance of as Chicago and Bob Seger - songs music station. Said Joe, "When another soft AC much like WITI. into playing comer 12+ in the winter Arbitron with both males and females." you might not find on a 'Light' for- finally do settle a 3.9 to WLTI's 3.4, and led in I talked with Joe Bacarella, the mercials, that's all we'll add. younger demos, WLTI led the ACs There will be no news, no chatter - in older adult demos, and tripled its just time and temp. We're adding adults 25-49 ratings since debuting music as we go along, and we have a year ago. War three different voices for drops. It's been a remarkable, rapid as- All's Fair In Love And Radio We're trying to give the audience cent for WLTI, which has just what they want, and that's a lot of changed hands from Amaturo Once upon a time, many years ago, a man named Alan is a difference betweeen the music music." Group to the Keymarket Group. in his show and their show. Nobody Almond had a concept. He figured out that maybe after a Not Worried Because Amaturo owned the sta- else can be Alan Almond." hard day's work what adults really wanted to do when they What about the station's target tion as of this writing, its publicity Dave Ervin WNIC audience? Joe said, "Everybody policy against talking to the press got home was unwind and relax to songs about love, or to - is doing an incredible wants the 25 -54s; we're really con- us to rely on competitors' melodies. He called the concept "Pillow- "Johnny required listen to romantic centrating on the 35-49s. So every- observations. job. The response to him has been talk." terrific. We're doing promotions on body who's after that same demo is Almond was working at WNICI Williams to take Almond's place. his show and he's blowing out the our competition - specifically, all Detroit, and the folks at the station Williams, a golden -throater himself, phones every night. of the ACs." thought it was a swell idea and that seemed to fit in real well. "After Alan went to WMJC, they But how can everybody do well maybe they should try it. The program on WMJC became supported it with an enormous TV with so many ACs? Replied Joe, So they let him loose to weave the "Alan Almond Show." The De- barrage, one of the biggest I've "When you go into a new format, music with his "golden press reported that Almond, so how well the troit ever seen, although I don't really you only worry about throated" raps. And it was beautiful. offended that someone else would think it did much for them. For him you're going to do. When you feel It was also extremely successful. (in his mind) imitate his style and his to really win, he had to not only there's a vulnerability or a hole in a Before long, "Pillowtalk" was fre- show, at first made some rather bla- leave us, but also beat us, and he certain part of the market, you quently outperforming the other tant accusations to that effect on didn't. don't go in wishing you'll all do dayparts at the station (which is the air. "I think the TV spots may have in- well. It's our intention to do well. I amazing for an AC). But that was last winter, and now directly helped us. Alan had been imagine somebody's going to come Alan Almond became a house- that the dust has settled, a remarka- with the station so long that to the out on the short end, but we don't hold word in Detroit, a distinction ble thing has happened. Not only passive viewer, every time they feel it's going to be us." held only by J.P.McCarthy, Dick did WMJC's ratings go up at night, saw one of his commercials it also And all was just as they hoped, but so did Purtan, and few others. was a commercial for WNIC and Editor's Note: You'll note that right with the world, or at least at WNIC's! very ap- Johnny Williams. We were WDTX has not been included in Pat Holiday well, at least until Price Here's how the PDs see it: WNIC ... preciative." this overview. When the station Communications bought the sta- debuted a few months ago, I WLTI is another Transtar "For- In midst of all of the turn- tion. the devoted a column to its unique mat 41" success story, broadcast- became somewhat Bill Roth WMJC Confused? over, Almond - format, "Pop Radio." Although ing live in drivetimes. Pat handles Alan Almond. Bill's not exactly sold on the fact disenchanted. "There's only one clearly competing with all contem- mornings, while Robert Chenault hav- He the whole 'Pillowtalk' or that the TV spots helped WNIC, but WMJC, which was certainly started porary formats, particularly for does afternoons. Otherwise, Pat of its own trying to Songs' song concept which admitted that it probably helped ing problems 'Love young adult demos, as noted by PD has incorporated "New York replacements for is now doing. Alan's got a promote "that kind of show, in gen- find appropriate everyone Jim Harper, WDTX doesn't really voices" for the other dayparts. morning team of He doesn't talk a eral." its Chicago -bound terrific personality. fall into any existing format type, Jef & Jer and was watching its lot, but when he does, he has a But if indeed there was any kind It's a soft AC. Some view it as the but stands as a unique hybrid. ratings slip, seized the opportunity certain way of doing his show and of confusion, my guess is that it's softest AC in the market, while oth- who re- 'DTX still gets my vote for the to offer Almond big bucks to come blending the music. The key to his - due to the fact that Almond, ers feel that on the soft meter, it's best spot I've ever seen promoting over. success is the way we live our fuses to be photographed, was fea- really toss -up between WLTI and on the return of a personality to the a bucks and the long time tured in the spot in silfiouette. For Almond took the lives. He understood a The spot, created and WNTM. that matter, Johnny Williams is airwaves. job, and wanted to take the name ago what people wanted to hear af- produced by Jim, GM Lorraine The prevailing attitude among as well. But WNIC re- he's been capit- never photographed either (al- "Pillowtalk" ter a hard day, and Golden and 'DTX Promotions is that WLTI was able station the it though there's some disagreement competitors minded him the owned alizing on ever since." Director Carolyn Kreiger, featured to happen because it caught the and had every to end up winning as to whether that's always been rights to "Pillowtalk," "Alan's going Jim's return to the air (after ful- market when the other ACs were keeping the name and a a powerful the case). intention of the battle. He's such filling a noncompete agreement rocking a little harder. But now air. fact that he Whatever happens, this lovers' all similar show on the force in town that the with WNIC) in a "rock video" thickens with WNTM's de- WNIC hired is not go- quarrel should be an interesting one the plot Thinking quickly, was on 'NIC for ten years style commercial with the Rolling month, and that station has Johnny in There to eavesdrop on for some time. but last longtime Detroit personality ing to go away ten weeks. Stones' "Miss You" as the music been operating commercial -free bed. It was very cool, Daddy. since it went on the air. R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986/43 COUNTRY

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CMA Roundtables: Don't Miss 'Em Talking With, Not At -scale organiza- talent agent, for instance, and it Large have artists there. The workshop's format played a in- was great to tions which represent an Both Gary Morris and Brenda Lee major role in both its success and dustry engaged in a variety were articulate and intelligent the participants' enjoyment. Each of disciplines always face spokespersons for their side of the of the five sessions featured a topic the problem of fully servic- business. It's nice to hear points of which was covered in shirtsleeve membership. view we don't hear too often except Q &A fashion and included no pre- ing the entire were the dif- pared "panelist statements." The will al- as clients. Not only At least one faction ferent areas represented, but they key to getting away with this is ways feel slighted or under- were represented by quality peo- creating a participatory environ- represented, harboring the ple." ment. sentiment that they're "not These sentiments were echoed "You can't get a total under- Pres- of everybody else's anything out of it" by panelist Barrie Bergman, standing getting of Durham, NC- business," Bergman commented, in it ident and CEO and wondering "what's based Record Bar. "This was a "but this took a couple steps in that for them." first -class effort all the way," he direction. Seminars are so often The Country Music Association said. "There wasn't one bad panel- the 'we vs. they' stuff that nobody represents every facet of the ist the whole day. I've been involv- ever hears anything about other David C. Fuellhart business and sees itself in a At Greenfield ed in lots of panels and workshops, Continued on Page 46 catalyst position. That position: to and this was as good as anything bring together the diverse mem- dustry leaders about issues facing I've ever been involved M. What bership and discuss common goals the industry - or about their own made it so fun and interesting was and problems. particular problems. that there was a wide cross -section DATES & PLACES Having realized this role, the First of Five of people. It's fascinating to have CMA has embarked on a series of first of these round - roundtable workshops. Designed The very was attended by 70 people in Agenda as regional gatherings, the goal of tables Roundtable on June 18th. Though these sessions is to bring together Charlotte half of the registrants were the catalyst to tie them all who has anything to do with about Following are the dates and lo- be anyone of attendees - from radio, the list for the remaining CMA together? - country and let them talk with in cations merchandisers, rec- Luncheon also included Roundtable workshops. 1:00-2:15pm: ord companies, promoters, artists, 2:15-3:15pm: Roundtable 4 Tuesday, July 15 songwriters, publishers, manag- Where is country radio going? San Francisco, CA ers, and agents. Who decides? How do you cap- S. F. Airport Marriott Roundtable This wide range of representa- ture a larger audience and how do 12 tives was what made it the session Tuesday, August you promote the younger demo- Remarks so enjoyable for attendee David C. Chicago, IL graphic - or do you really want Fuellhart, WPOC /Baltimore GM Westin Hotel O'Hare them? The following are comments and Group Radio Manager for Na- Tuesday, September 9 3:15- 4:15pm: Roundtable 5 made by some of the roundtable tionwide. "I was impressed by the Dallas /Ft. Worth, TX What's going to happen to country attendees. number of different fields repre- D /FW Airport Marriott music in the next five years? Les Acree, WTORIWInston-Sa- sented," Fuellhart said. "It was in- November 13 Where are the big consumer mon- lem PD: "This is something that is Barrie Bergman Thursday, teresting to get the perspective of a Nashville, TN ey plays coming from? How will long overdue. I'm glad the CAM is everybody in the room at one time City Sheraton the local Country radio audience leading the way." to hear the different sides of Music and grow, and what will be the impact Mary Betts, WNGClAthens, GA every issue. It wasn't the typical 8:30am: Registration and of TV and cable? How do sponsors Station Manager: "I thought the retailer vs. manufacturer discus- Check-In Re- for broadcasting and concerts fit roundtable was refreshing. It was S.F. sions I'm used to." 9:30- 10:15am: A New "The Country Music in? not exactly what I was expecting, Offering an overview of the ac- search Study Perspectives," 4:15- 4:30pm: Break and it was interesting to hear the CMA Roundtable Chair- Audience - New Panelists tivities, 4:30- 6:OOpm: Group Break- of all of the dif- Al presented by Bruce Miller: Presi- diverse opinions man and session moderator, issues As planned, panelists Corp., Chicago outs "Rap sessions" on the ferent segments of the industry. I presently sessions were dent, Market Data Greenfield said these joins a small various roundtables will Roundtable 1 as each panelist had not been aware of just how for the the designed to unite a wide cross - 10:15 -11 :15am. locale. The following peo- lead? Is it group and rotates among groups much radio can affect record differ by section of the industry. "The orig- Where does research at the San Fran- does it for 15-minute sessions. sales." ple will be present inal concept was to bring the prime gospel or guide? What workshop: a store, a song, 6:30pm: Reception Wally Mullinax, WESCIGreen- cisco movers and decision makers in mean to a station, Brown, VP /GM, KSONI really a true Roundtables are open to anyone ville VP /Sales: "I think everyone in Clarke their particular areas together - an artist? Are charts Diego in the music industry, but registra- country music - primarily broad- San those people who had something picture? The Greenfield Break is limited and CMA members casters - will find these roundta- Al Greenfield, important to say. What we are pre- 11:15- 11:30am: tion a The fee Group . can register at discount. bles very helpful." is an opportunity to go one- Roundta- Ra- senting 11:30am- 12:15pm: materials plus lunch. Jim Powers, Handleman Rec- Lon Helton, Country Editor, of the labels, includes all on-one with the heads ble 2 Who's really responsible for was a dio & Records Registration for CMA members ords VP: The roundtable the heads of the huge retailing Do record VP MCAT selling the product? of a CMA member is very good beginning in getting Bruce Hinton, Sr. rack jobbers, and the or employees chains and companies really care about coun- late /on- started among Nashville them- $65 in advance or $90 communications major promoters and artists music? Do Country stations Richard Landis, ProduceriMan- try site. Non -member registration is the people in the industry." music? selves. really care about country or $120 late /on -site. Jack Weston, RCAINashville ager, Stage Right Limited need $95 advance "Those of us in the business Can they all work with the record of the Louise Mandrel!, RCA Artist However, the fee includes mem- VP /Promotion: "One to realize what other people in the How can radio and Division VP, merchandiser'? in the CMA if the registrant positive aspects coming from the Jim Ed Norman, business are about," he continued. bership TV work closer together? wishes to join. One roundtables was the agreement WBINashville "We need to realize someone on the qualifies and Owens, VP /GM, KNIXI tree registration will be provided among radio, record companies, Michael other side is not an enemy. It's im- 12:15- 1:OOpm: Roundtable 3 Phoenix in for each new CMA organizational and merchadisers that we are truly portant for people to understand Is there any way to make money Richard Sterben, Oak Ridge member who joins because of the in the same business and are try- we're not all out there in our own country concert promotion any- seminar. For further information, ing to work in the same direction to Boys little businesses running in sepa- more? How do you get the artist, Handleman the CMA at (615) 244- achieve the same results. There Jim Powers, VP, rate directions. We want to convey label, manager, station, and retail- contact 2840. was a definite spirit of cooper- Records the sense that we're pulling er to take notice? Can a concert BDA- BBDOIAtlanta ation." Jack Walz, together in the promotion and perpetuation of country music." 44f RJR FRIDAY, JULY 11 1986 4. STEVE O. ONO Il EARLE GuitarTown ...... , t -... . . _ . . ;t't ' / `' A't II IPI IP IP

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WBGW KEBC KLUR KSOP WTVY ^ KKYX KWKH KIZN KASE KTTS KVOC WCVR KHEY KNOE WESC KIKK WWVA KBRO WYNE KQKX WTCM KRWG WIXY KILT KOUL WYNK WOKK KFGO KEAN WLWI KBMR KFDI KWJJ KBVC KIXZ KPLE KJNE WKKN WWNC WOW KRKT KOLO CMA Roundtables: Don't Miss 'Em together, all do- Country radio stations and records "We're all in this Continued from Page 44 thing.' It makes labels and retailers. Some of the ing the same Why wait and facets of the business. There were opportunity segments would not sense to work collectively, help us find out so many viewpoints here that ev- have to be moved very far to these workshops together more erybody heard all sides. We didn't change them to active country how we can work effectively." for the mail? solve all of the industry problems, music listeners," Miller explains. actively and more but understanding what the other "They're within reach." "Miller guy is up against will undoubtably also pointed out that most respon- Greenfield echoed another prev- help us all. What made it so educa- dents viewed a change in country alent feeling as well: "This isn't a tional was the exceptional au- music as a positive development. radio workshop, per se, but it is Get your chart dience participation." The research presentation, which very much for radio because radio will be released later this summer, ultimately is the catalyst which Fuellhart also identified educa- drew this reaction from Fuellhart: makes everything else happen. It's tion as the key factor in the "It was absolutely outstanding. time to take a more aggressive BEFORE workshop's success. "Putting all of Had there been nothing else of stance, instead of just being proud these different kinds of people value the rest of the day, that alone to be here." together is what provided the would have made the whole trip Radio & Records worthwhile." Fuellhart also indicated that he was glad to get the research ahead "Anybody anywhere goes to press. "This isn't a radio of its general release. "Sometimes who's running a Country surprise Country ra- workshop, per se. But it organizations radio station will get dio when they release information is very much for radio on research without first telling us something out of these because radio ultimately about it," he explained. "It helps us roundtables." have the information in our is catalyst which to -David C. Fuellhart the hands in advance of its release so makes everything else we can answer questions from happen. We need local press or whatever. broadcasters' input in Commenting on his decision to Editor's Comments workshops." the workshop, Fuellhart these attend board member, I also interest in the future of As a CMA ELECTRONIC CHARTS -Al Greenfield said, "My on the Roundtable Country is what got me to go. I'm particapate Committee. In this role I was very in the radio business; I have a interested in hearing the com- Each format has great radio station that plays coun- Features ALI_ formats. ments from folks like Fuellhart try music. I'm there because I 4 charts: AIRPLAY (Back Page), and Bergman - people who had no want to know if my product is going (Total Reports/Adds), education," he noted. "We're in a "axe to grind." Both men have ACTIVITY to continue to be good. To have a exchange with the record in the business a long time MOST ADDED and HOTTEST. constant healthy radio station we need a been but when you put us have attended innumerable in- companies, healthy country music industry. and with building promoters, talent dustry meetings, so it was great to Updated SAME DAY reports close:. We've seen the hills and valleys in agents, and record retailers, that's hear the enthusiasm and excite- AC, Country and Full- Service updated the country music field, and I want new. It's useful and informative, ment in their voices as they talked and which will Monday evening; CHR, AOR and we should do more of it." to closely watch that about the workshop. Both thought Black/Urban updated Tuesday evening. shape its future." the experience was extremely worthwhile; as Fuellhart claimed, Sharing managerial and opera- Distributed by IMC /Esi Street, a who's run- techniques also proved "Anybody anywhere tional Group Breakouts will world -wide communications and many attendees. "It ning a Country radio station beneficial to Highlighting the seminar was the roundta- information network for the to watch as one get something out of these was fascinating concluding "group breakout ses- adding, industry. retailer picked up a great new idea bles." Bergman agreed, entertainment sion," wherein panelists rotated facing the in- from another retailer," continued "If the problems among tables of registrants every this will help have a personal a person dustry are solvable, Available anywhere you Fuellhart. "For example, 15 minutes for one-on-one discus- the fact do it." computer and a modem. from one chain brought up sions. Panelist Bergman found this that he files records alphabetically format to be exceptionally useful. or clas- It is now up to all of us to spread Introductory price - only $3.00 each - he doesn't have country sical or rock sections. This was a the word about these workshops. access a format.* was time you totally new concept to another The attendance at Charlotte the retailer in attendance. It was fan- good, especially considering the Special discount for R &R subscribers tastic to watch the exchange of fact that the board approved - through July 1986, one -time Esi ideas." "If the problems facing workshops at its April meeting and had only five weeks to plan it, It's sign -on charge only $125, a $75 the industry are solvable, complement up to you to make it better. savings. These workshops will help do it." direction of the CMA's this the general -Barrie Bergman Contact the retailers, promoters, present goal of "communication etc. in your area. Branch out, too, and education." "The information by inviting club owners, ad agen- CALL NOW and ideas which came out of this cies, and media writers. This is an first roundtable can be used in any opportunity to invite clients who size market," Greenfield pointed have resisted making a Country I to table was 1-800-FAST-ES out. "All markets size were repre- "Moving from table due to format bias. Tell them he buy In New York State, Call 212 -757 -0320 sented, and any business that has really a neat experience," what's going on and encourage fun circulating anything to do with country music elaborated. "It was them to attend. These sessions are 'Plus connect -time charge, about 28 cents /minute. in small can and will benefit." and talking to everybody being held regionally to assist you could ask anyhing groups. People in opening a dialogue with the peo- to without feeling in- they wanted ple you either directly or indirectly Research Presentation a room full of timidated by do business with every day. As with the Charlotte session, people." will begin each future roundtable As Al Greenfireld told me, the recently with a presentation of General consensus suggested "We're all spending money to pro- CMA- commisioned completed that the one-day workshop was an mote country music in our own country music market structure "When it was way, but we're not doing it collec- by unqualified sucess. S T R E E T study. The study, presented feeling that peo- tively. If we can do it together and All The Time over. you had the Everything Bruce Miller of Chicago-based their with the right ideas and An IMC Nen OrM ple would be returning to come up Market Data Corp., points to in- with a new the right methods, we can only suc- within respective businesses credible growth potential in promoting the ceed." populace: these sag aggressiveness the American product," said Al Greenfield. As that happens, we'll all benefit. ments are prime targets for both 46/ R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986 When Great Music Counts... Count On Columbia

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SHARON ALLEN KFC's 10th Annual Songwriting Contest

A nationwide talent search for undiscovered songwriters will be launched August 1 by Kentucky Fried Chicken in conjunction with the Nashville Network and nearly 500 radio stations. This year, Sylvia will serve as Bits & Pieces: Willie Nelson will the guest artist. She will choose in the season premiere of Following a showcase in Dallas, Columbia artists Marty Stuart and Sweethearts of the Rodeo and record the two winning songs star SHOWING OFF - "Miami Vice." He ought to feel at pose with CBS staffers. Left to right are new CBS SW Country Promotion Mgr. Phil Little, Dallas sales rep Tom Gib- which will be distributed to radio home he plays an outlaw. Film- son, Sweetheart Kristine Arnold, Sr. VP/GM Nashville Rick Blackburn, Sweetheart Janis Gill, Dallas Branch Mgr. stations nationwide. ... ing of the episode, called "El Jack Chase, Dallas Branch Sales Mgr. Danny Yarbrough, and (front) Stuart. The contest officially runs Au- Viejo" ( "The Old Man") was a little gust 1 -30 and is open to amateur touch -and-go while Vice star Don songwriters who have never had a Johnson negotiated a juicy new A BBC known in California as "Mr. Coun- song distributed nationally. Song- tion of short stories ... Manager for the Beatles' Apple writers may enter through the contract with NBC. Though John- television crew from London taped Records, will become President of try Music" and "King of the Str- son didn't show up when the film- the TV local radio station co-sponsoring a 17- minute version of Hank Wil- Nashville-based NEO Records. ings." He helped create ing began, production crews shot and "The the contest or mail entries directly liams Jr.'s concert at Nashville's The label, founded in 1984, will be music for "Bonanza" around his scenes. They did, how- its He first introduced the tal- to KFC Songwriting Contest '86, Starwood Amphitheatre for pop dedicated to the rock scene in FBI." ever, fear that the show would The of a young Barbara Mandrell Box 1800 -R, 8033 Sunset Blvd, Hol- music series "Whistle Test." Nashville ... Kris Kristofferson ents have to be cancelled because of re- . to the stage. His son Jody now lywood, CA 90046, and radio sta- same evening, Warner Bros. has been signed to PolyGram .. Nelson's tight schedule. By week's plays with Johnny Rodriguez's tions may want to think about get- corded Hank's show for a live al- MCA artist Patty Loveless signed a end, everything was under control. And to the family of Ben- ting involved. bum to be released early next year publishing contract with Acuff band ... Johnson reached a salary agree- ... Bermuda Dunes recording art- Rose ... Lynn Anderson is now jamin Francis "Whitey" Ford, who ment with NBC, the episode will be ist A.J. Masters was chosen by AI- managed by Patsy Bruce of the died last week at age 85. Ford was Bare Sings For Children finished with Johnson included, varez Guitars to endorse its DY156 Bruce Agency. known as the "Duke of Paducah." Bobby Bare just completed a and Willie will go "on the road Alvarez Yaire guitar line. He will He was a regular cast member of special music video and song fo- again." ... Tom T. Hall is about to be making appearances at music R&R sends condolences to the the Grand Ole Opry from 1942-1958. cusing on missing and abused publish his fourth book, titled "The shops that carry the guitar. family of Joe Maphis. Maphis was children. The song is appropriately Acts Of Life." It's his first collec- Ken Mansfield, former U.S. a pioneer country guitar player Just thought you'd like to know! titled "America's Missing Child- ren." He became involved with the issue through Child Keyppers' In- ternational, Inc., a nonprofit STORY BEHIND THE SONG organization that works for child and youth -related issues. CBS-TV affiliates across the country have committed to airing the video, which features Bare per- Coming forming the song with help from a A Second chorus of youngsters, including his 10- year-old daughter Angela. The By Katy Bee storyline of the video is more than a however.. An ac- On The performance, Other Hand" was songwriter Paul Overstreet's ace in the hole, and I had real mixed feelings," and when the single was released, tual abduction and recovery is he thought, until Randy Travis put his mark on it. Paul admits. "I wasn't real thrilled became really excited about the reenacted to further illustrate the about it." record and Randy's career. "I just

purpose of Child Keyppers'. The Overstreet, an established tablished act. felt it was a #1 song and I prayed single will be available through Music Row writer, has many fine "When they first told me that But when Overstreet met Randy for that," Overstreet confirms mail order only. Infor- television credits to his career, with his name Randy Travis had cut it, I didn't and heard the finished product, he now. mation on how to order is included on recent hits such as "I Fell In know who he was. I just knew that was won over. "This guy can sing at the end of the video. Love Again Last Night," "One Warner Bros. had signed him., good!" He liked him and his voice, As "On The Other Hand" made Love At A Time," and George its chart debut and Overstreet saw Gosdin Letter Jones's "Same Ole Me." But at it fall out of the charts without much notoriety, he felt like his in- Vern Gosdin is using his upcom- the time he co -wrote "On The Ot- itial feelings may have come true. ing "Greatest Hits" album release her Hand" with Don Schlitz, his He thought the song had been to help the plight of the American supporters felt this was one of his wasted But Warner Bros 's VP farmer. An open letter to friends better songs. - and fans urging them to contribute They were writing one day. A&R Martha Sharp caught him off guard when she called to say they to Farm Aid will be included on the struggling with another song, were re- releasing the record. back of the jacket. The text of the when all of a sudden Don stopped "That was the last thing I thought letter is as follows: and said, "On the other hand ..., would happen," Overstreet states. Friend: to which Paul replied, "there's a "Dear He knew it was a rare thing for a Being the son of a Southern Ala- golden band ..." From that record to have a second life. bama farmer and having grown up sprung a powerful song. Overstreet could have inter- The two have now become a working in the fields with my fami- jected anything. He was thinking team. Randy's album, "Storms of ly, I have a special feeling for the about a few humorous Life," contains three Overstreet American farmer. I would like you things but decided to be serious. "On The songs, including his next- single, to join Willie Nelson and John "Diggin' Up Bones." Overstreet Mellencamp and all the Other Hand" was written on the Cougar and Travis have become new volunteers in- spot, in about 20 -30 minutes. "It other fine artists and songwriting partners as well as volved with Aid. just came," the writer says. Farm one another's fans. The way you can help is with Paul wanted this song to launch his Overstreet. a staff writer for The your dollars. So dig way down own career. And if he couldn't do it, the aspiring artist had hoped Overstreet Writers Group, is now 1/3 of the deep. You'll be better for it, too. and Paul it would be pitched to Merle Hag- Thom Schuyler, new MTM recording trio Schuyler, Call 1- 800-FARM AID. J. Fred Knobloch, gard, George Strait or another es Knobloch & Overstreet. Thanks a lot, Vern 48/R&R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986 JAZZ

BARBARA BARNES

PROJECTIVE PLAYLISTS REVISITED Is Jazz Radio Too Free For Form?

"Frankly, I'm quite surprised to find stations out trol : Most of the people here (stu- a whole lot doing anything but projecting airplay. Pro- dent DJs) don't know there that are about jazz. Most of their knowledge on NIGHTS John Scofield highlighted his gram and music directors should have a firm handle around) Spyro Gyra, STILL WARM AT MISSISSIPPI - (centers release "Still Warm" while performing at a St. Louis club called and direction, well enough to know and Herb Alpert. Gramavision their stations' sound Chuck Mangione, Mississippi Nights. Pictured after the event are (front l-r) PolyGram's Her- what should or shouldn't work." In order to give them a varied man Biasing, Scofield, and KWMU Assistant JD Jim Wallace; (back I-r) normally That was WLVE /Miami JD to a projective system. Of those I sound they wouldn't KWMU DJ Kishore Manwar, the event organizer Alan Kalina, club to by and to ex- Pat Hagen, and Streetside Record manager Al Kamiski. Stevie Knox's reaction to the col - had a chance to speak with, only come themselves, manager such as The- umn "What Week Should Jazz Air- one PD said he'd find it impossible pose them to artists Coltrane, and play Represent?" (R&R 5/16). to switch over. lonious Monk, John had to develop Like Stevie, other programmers/ Why are the most ardent of hard - Charlie Parker, I've for about 26 tunes. The categories directors commented on several core jazzers and staid program - a system." are broken down by tnumbers: #1 WHRO PD Joe Lowrey points in the article, especially mers open to such a change? Ironi- /Norfolk = Contemporary, #2 = Progres- reason for control. "Not knowing if a station about having all Jazz reporters cally, the underlying motive is cites another sive, #3 = Traditional, and #4 = let one report projective, rather than once again the music. Gramavi- "It's unfair to the listener to will remain on a new Blues. The new releases are desig- the station's reflective, playlists. sion National Promotirin Director guy's taste control record is like being in a car nated with letters: R = Heavy ro- Suzanne Berg says, "We care for sound. There are other releases tation; G = Medium, and B = PD that are just as important to the ac- with a malfunctioning Augmenting Arguments the music." KUHF /Houston Light. This is the prescribed order Chris Taylor concurs, "It's obvious tive consumer. It's also important speedometer." of airplay: 3, 3, R, 3, 2, 3, 3, 1, 3, G, Augmenting doubt that some sta- image as a whole that peo- there's a common goal for the to jazz's Suzanne Berg 3, 3, B, 3, 2, 3, 4, 3, R, G, 3, 3, 1, 3, 3, Ons would be able to project air- is its survival." ple think it's contemporary." - music we love. It R. itself. "Jazz is a play is the music One way to insure that survival This order always remains the format and can't be tied freeform is providing information that can Free Form same at WMOT since no daypart- down to limitations" was a popular on. Not knowing if a sta- be counted So much for the why. What about "The hardest and most time-con- ing is done. The only thing that refrain. Others said: "That's not on a new record is tion will remain the how to? Conversations with suming (element)," warns WNOP/ changes on a weekly basis is each how we do things here" (KJZZ /San malfunc- like being in a car with a several PDs helped formulate Cincinnati PD Chris Wagner, "is rotation's albums. For example, Francisco MD Bob Parlocha); says Berg. "I tioning speedometer, these must -ask-yourself questions coming up with these parameters. what was designated as a G might "There's too many student DJs in trouble if it can get into a lot of the simplest or the most That is, how heavy is heavy, how be pushed up to an R slot. (The DJ and out of here to enforce airplay." I'm really for either reads only 50mph, but intricate music systems: medium is medium, etc." Other uses his discretion on what to pull (KBEM /Minneapolis MD J.D. And that would be like going 75." What is your position in the food for thought includes the for numbers. However, when it's Ball) ; and "We have a dilemma heavy, adding a new release into percentage of currents vs. recur- time for a #3, it must be a tradi- here" (KADX /Denver MD J.B. market? then dropping it the next week. rents, instrumentals vs. vocals, tional album.) DeWalt). There was even a proph- What is your target demo? and how much of the different You can see why it's so easy to etic "You're going to open up a can Spoiling The Rod Do you want to expand listener- demos? types of jazz You want to use. project when the bulk of the airplay of worms!" Does projecting airplay help? ship to include other Rick Forest was kind is mapped out. Call me if you are On the whole, however, reactions Everyone agreed that it would at What kind of jazz suits the sta- WMOT's to the workings of his interested in further details on this have been more favorable than Least make for better control of station best? enough share Instead of a hot clock, he or other systems. I will refer you to not. Thus far, WJZZ /Detroit, tion sound. How do you want it presented system. two-and-a- half-hour time those programmers who generous- WYRS/Stamford, KUHF /Houston, WMOT/Nashville PD Rick For - (upbeat and energetic, laid-back, uses a with usually enough room ly agreed to offer readers insight. and KLCC /Eugene have converted est details his need for airplay con- factual, etc.)? frame, ALL THAT JAZZ For the record: Bob Goldfarb is of its 14- year-old "The KWFM Jazz VP /Radio of WNED & WEBR /Buffalo, Show," (602) 623 -7556. not WBFO/Buffalo. Linda Kobas The Los Angeles chapter of NARAS remains the interim GM at 'BFO. recently held its 12th annual "Most Leslie Stewart named Associate Valuable Players" awards, honoring Producer of WFPULouisville, taking session players and back -up singers. over the music duties handled by Joe Among the 25 honorees were Pete Vincenza ... Elena Cotten new mid- Christisib, Greg Philkrgarne, and day host at WBBY /Columbus, replac- Alex Acuna. Among recipients of the ing Zoot Sims, who becomes Pro- six "Emeritus" awards (for having won ducer/Programming Associate -Spe- three or more MVP Awards) were Abe cial Projects for the station ... Most and Bill Reichenbach. Emcee George Fisher new to mornings at was Jack Sheldon ... Congratula- KTCJ /Minneapolis. tions to WDST /Woodstock, NY PD WKSU /Kent takes on a more can- Richard Fusco and Jazz DJ Betty temporary/new age sound ... More MacDonald who, after tallying 8794 new age shows debut: "New Detnen- votes, were selected as their county's tion" hosted by Laura Lee, KKGO/ most popular air personalities. Poll Los Angeles; "Jazzspace" hosted by was taken by local Musicmachine Susan Eury, KPLU/Tacoma- Seattle; magazine. and "Steps Ahead" hosted by John Congratulations also to Windham Kares, CKKS /Vancouver ... AOR Hill, which is celebrating its tenth an- the fourth anniversary of its "Lites Out" show with a con- GETTIN' A LEG UP IN SD - KIFM /San Diego celebrated WHUB /Portsmouth needs more ser- niversary ... and to Richard Seidel, Partiers included (l -r) KIFM GSM Spotty Morache, Anita cert by Cliff Sarde at Humphrey's Concerts By The Bay. was elevated to PolyGram's VP/ the size 10s), Sarde, Kim vice for its weekly show "The Fuse who Joseph, NBC's Greg Alexander, MCA Jazz/Zebra Executive Director Ricky Schultz (with Curb President Dick Box," (603) 436-7300 Also in need Jazz ... Dr. Jazz Operations an- O'Connor, KIFM JPD Bob O'Connor and MD Mark Zegan, Evelyn Sarde, KIFM's Rob Wilson, of jazz service is Tucson's KWFM, nounces Richard S. Cohen as Asso- Whitehouse, and MCA Video Sales' Diane Higashioka. which named David Ward as MD /host ciate Director /Marketing. R&R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986/49 COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS BLACK/URBAN

WALT LOVE

HIRES ETHNIC INTERVIEWERS Birch Makes Majority Effort In Minority Areas

We all know the effect ratings have on our industry. pointed to another variable in Those little numbers have a way of influencing manage- Birch's improved sampling return. atmosphere. "Programming on Black/Urban ment /employee attitudes and station stations has gotten better; that's I vividly remember living and take direct control of the hiring of one reason why we may be show- dying by the books, as well as the minorities to be interviewers in ing a trend up. We can't take credit problems that cropped up concern- selected cities." for these types of radio stations doing accurate minority measure- Other than satisfying the ob- ing better in our ratings. It has to ment. Making strides toward alle- vious, this new hiring policy also be a combination of better pro- viating that situation is Birch seems to be paying off in the gramming, better research, and Radio, whose Sr. VP/Operations gathering of reliable listening data. the listeners' positive attitudes Bill Engel talked with me about the "Since we've implemented this toward the format in general. firm's progress to date. system," said Engel, "we've notic- "Now the question becomes Engel is an industry veteran ed a few things. For example, which of the variables has con- whose experience speaks for itself. when we've put black interviewers tributed the most. And I don't think He's held top -level posts at Ar- on with blacks to be surveyed, we have an answer to that. It's bitron (Product Manager, VP/ we've gotten better response and possible to get one, but I'm not sure Sales & Marketing) and spent six cooperation. Even when we've put the answer is as important as the years as GM at WTIX /New Or- a Hispanic interviewer on the result." leans. Engel's responsibilities at phone with another Hispanic-sur- that indus- Birch include research design. named person - and the interview Engel also mentioned try researchers, including Steve Margin Of Difference was conducted in English - we've gotten better results and coopera- Singer of BBD&O, scrutinize any one person has re- the ratings firm may More than tion. It's obvious these people feel The Interview designated sample. People who changes ., marked about the sometimes wide don't respond listen to the radio dif- make. "These people spend a ton of r more comfortable. I asked Bill to explain just what margin of difference between Ar- ferently than those who do respond. time looking at and evaluating "And that's saying something in an interview. "First of bitron and Birch Black/Urban sta- happens Obviously, the more people you get what we do, and then passing judg- all, everyone is asked the same tion ratings. For example, KKFX/ to respond the more representative ment. So, as you can see, it be- questions. We start off asking them Seattle showed a 1.6 in the winter "Programming a Black or your survey is going to be. hooves us to be correct in putting to think about the radio stations '86 Arbitron, while it posted a 3.3 in "The big advantage for us at things together and giving results. Urban -formatted station they've listened to during the past the corresponding Birch. Longtime Birch is that our response rate runs Believe me, they'll tell us if they is no different than week. Then we ask them what they Black-formatted KPRS /Kansas Ci- about 15-20 points higher than Ar- think we're not correctly measur- listened to yesterday. ty earned a 4.8 in that same ARB programming any other bitron. And this is being conserva- ing a particular segment of the "We then ask some extended and an 8.4 in Birch. in the tive about our results compared to marketplace. We have no choice radio station demographic questions (covering) WGCI -FM/Chicago had a 6.4 in theirs. Because of that we're able but to stay on our toes." country. Good income, occupation, and household the winter '86 ARB; an 11.8 in to get more mobile people to sur- The interview takes approx- In parting, I asked Engel if he Birch. XHRM /San Diego nabbed a programming techniques size vey. We're also able to get the imately eight minutes; that one had any words of wisdom he'd like 5.7 in the winter ARB but, accord- will work for any format." 18-24-year -old male who's out and Once again, we only to pass along to broadcasters aiming to Birch, it's number one in the -Bill Engel call does it all. about, and doesn't really have time want to know about their listening market with a 14.2. And in Milwau- Sr. VP /Operations to fill out a diary. But he does have yesterday." kee, Urban WLUM netted a 6.4 in Birch Radio about eight minutes to spend on the Why is this technique such an ad- Arbitron's fall '85 sweep (the phone with you. We're able to get a "We've hired black and developed a market didn't have a winter book vantage? "We've better representation of the mar- higher response rate," Engel ex- Hispanic interviewers then). But the winter '86 Birch about how research can be made ketplace. Maybe those people Ar- In Arbitron about four out who can relate to showed the station in first place even better. Paying attention to plained. bitron isn't reaching because of its ... of every ten people in the original with a 10.7 share. that kind of detail is what makes technique are heavier listeners to the people we're trying sam- designated sample are represented It used to be that Black- format- the difference between a good Urban radio." to reach and sample." in the final result. This translates ted stations always performed bet- ple and a bad one. We don't know Bill Engel had an effect on to about a 40% response rate. For Three Variables - ter in Arbitron than they did in that all of this has we can 60 of every 100 peo- Besides minority interviewers Birch. Most people on the Black/ what we do. But from what Birch about out effect." in the original and a higher response rate; Engel ' Urban side of the business felt that see it has had a positive ple participate Birch's measurement of blacks ing for better ratings. He replied, was less than adequate. "You've got to target your au- Policy dience and research what they New Hiring want if you expect to be a winner. I asked Engel the reasons behind Programming a Black or Urban- the improved showing of Black /Ur- formatted station is no different ban stations in the Birch reports. than programming any other radio "Quite frankly, we've put more ef- station in the country. Good pro- fort into it and changed how we do gramming techniques will work for things. One major point is the fact any format. that we now have interviewers who can relate to the people we're try- "If you don't have the money to ing to reach and sample. do an extensive research project, "About a year and a half ago we at least send some of your air per- and established a policy of hiring black sonalities into the community interviewers in markets that have have them ask questions. It doesn't heavy black penetration - I think matter whether you're programming radio station or producing a the figure we used was 15% or a box of Tide. You've got to listen to more black population. They're not the marketplace. Once you do, doing all the interviewing, but they you've got to translate all of this in- are doing a fair share. We've also formation into action." hired more Hispanics to work with us when we have a market with a CHIEF INSPECTION TOUR - Wally Badarou was in New York recently to promote his "Chief Inspector" single. Director Dolores Check out Jhan Hiber's column large Hispanic population. When Shown here (l -r): Atlantic's Clarence Bullard, Badarou, WBLS PD B. K. Kirkland, Island's Nat'l R&B on page 20 for a guided tour of we opened our central facility in Gonzalez, and WBLS's Merlin Bobb. Birch's Sarasota facility. Sarasota, Florida we were able to R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986/51 MARKETPLACE

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Terry Marshall's So why not put R &R Marketplace CHR "Power Package" to work for you? that cut through generate recorded stingers and sounders Its a sure way to Digitally out. Crisp, hot, dial will make your station stand Il.riWei qualified sales leads. the radio the latest dolly attention using clean grooves to grasp listener's Call or write Marcus Graham at News For Radio Just musical digital technology. Call Entertainment DigiTraks for a demo. CHR AOR AC (213) 553 -4330 219 Atlanta, GA 30305 RADIO & RECORDS information. 3110 Roswell Rd. Suite Call for a free trial subscription for more (404) 237-3919 15) 564-5800 OPPORTUNITIES OPENINGS OPENINGS OPENINGS OPENINGS Must be conversa- Philadelphia AC seeks relief newsperson. T &R: Paul Tyler, WSNI, One Radio Salaries tional & have lots of experience. Small Market 19004. EOE 17 -4) NATIONAL Bala Plaza, Bala Cynwyd, PA Befit Human Beings seeks an evening and Afternoon personalities WOBE, Charleston's top -rated Country, Morning, Midday on the radio. T &R: Bob +audience personality who likes to have fun who can endear themselves to a 30 25323. EOE 17 -4) Jones, Box 871, Charleston, WV Island. Send resume . AC in Eastern Long 1089, ENTRY LEVEL NEEDED and tape to: Station Manager, P.O. Box are in small markets - excellent training Most of the radio stations in the United States Riverhead, NY 11901. EOE newspeople, male and female. NA- grounds for qualified entry-level announcers and LATE -NIGHT ROMANCE receives constant job orders from TIONAL, the nation's leading radio placement service, image help. We make rock leader with great newsroon. Primarily Sa- are qualified and ready for a move, let NATIONAL Soft Parttime news opening in two -man those stations. If you 100 Rt. 46, Hacketts- details and registration form, enclose for big- voiced male or fe- turday mornings. T&R: Newsroom, the complete presentation for you. For confidential looking for late -night love town, NJ 07840. EOE 17 -4) S1 postage and handling to: male personality personality to be qCT songs show. Romance - imagi- VT's premier AC/Oldies WVMT seeks night beginners. T &R: Mark Esbjerg, Box BROADCAST TALENT COORDINATORS NOL, sense of a friend to Burlington. No NATIONAL nation ad lib feel - VT EOE 17 -4) AL 35216 1205) 822 -9144 / - 620, Colchester, 05446. Dept. R., P.O. Box 20551 Birmingham, required. Northeast good taste all interested in WCFRISpring eld seeks news anchor /reporter Send tape and re- T &R: Bob Flint, Box 800, major market. continuing a strong news tradition. sume to: Bob Henabery & Springfield, VT 05156. EOE 17 -4) soon. Seek staff including 2-104/Frederick Iaunihee new station Radio & Records, Phillip Rd., Frederick, MD Assoc., Inc., AC seeks announcer with production skills. mornings & news. T &R: 6633 Mt. Mid- Atlantic #372, Pete Low, WGLL, Box 92, Mercersburg, PA 17236. 21701. EOE 17 -111 1930 Century Park West, T &R: MEDIA CA 90067. EOE EOE 17-41 µW4 kw powerhouse AC/CHR seeks nighttime Los Angeles, Director wanted WKVFJJohnstown 57 Morning News Anchor/News Michaels, Box 309, seeks bright copywriter /Producer/announcer personality in P2 market. T &R: Jack Solid NE MOR AC. T &R only to `sionom T &R: Rick, WBRK, 100 North for major market Sunbelt EOE 17 -11) ----- with two years' pro experience. PA 15907. Johnstown, -4) 24650 Center Ridge Rd., Suite 148, Cleve- 4St., Pittsfield, MA 01201. EOE 17 seeks full /parttime air EOE Original hits WATD FM /Boston combo land, OH 44145. Box 487, to complete a statt of three in personnel. No beginners. T &R: Steve Pelkey, Seek experienced newsperson & benefits, five day work rate. PROGRAM TWO STATIONSI MA 02050. EOE 17 -4) 109th rated market. Top pay Marshfield, NH 03820. EOE for exceptional T &R: Don Briand, WTSN, Box 400, Dover, Outstanding opportunity Two years' ex- Full PM drive newscaster for NYC suburban FM. 17-4) enough to lead FM CHR/AM adults. T &R: PD good perience; strong, crisp delivery for young victory in competitive NY 10562. EOE 17 -4) 8 cp.] Service combo to W2FM, 444 Bedford Rd., Pleasentville, RM =uOWßY but unglamorous Top 50 market. Must with SOUTH be hard working, creative winner markets: Clients and desire Successful Jocks in top 125 marketing smarts, flexibility, News reporter for news staff. 100 kw powerhouse near beaches. to: incentives. T &R: Lee Bowen, WKMX, Box 840, Enter- In Country & AC need taleng.ET ó to earn high salary plus great Experience or degree. than just one prise. AL 36331. EOE 17 -11) R.M. Lowry & Company. No airshift. Ready for more No Calls. EOE cas- Ave., Scottsdale, AZ 85253. station or format? Rush composite ratings history to: Radio & sette, resume, DRIVE ANCHOR MORNING 1930 Century Park West, MORNING Records, dedicated and Angeles, CA 90067. EOE Local news leader seeks COUNTRY PERSONALITY #385, Los write, produce, and MUST creative newsperson to For South Florida Gulf Coast station a plus. T &R to deliver newscasts; feature work EXPERIENCED DJ. Send tape & resume EAST 243 BE + in Charleston. WV. Send profes- News Director, WCAP FL 33902. A AE top- bifr,g position. 40K Julie Stinneford, to PO Box 278, Ft. Myers, Box 4318, 25364. EOE EOE M/F mon- 01852. . the sional resume: GSM, WCAWN100, Central St., Lowell, MA 300,000 metro community YES, 17 -11) EOE PERSONALITIES WANTED ey is very good! news experience sought. T &R: station now Ace production person with some WESTERN MARYLAND CHR 700, Charlestown, WV 25414. Steve McNee OM, WXVA, Box Class A FM, VA 100 kw FM. Conversational personality accepting resumes & tapes. -11) warm, creative morning man. Announcer for Central EOE 17 Seek adult, funny, bit- oriented. WYYD, Box contact. live. T &R: Box involved with community. T &R: Roger Ingram GM, #1 in County, lots of public Winning company, great bucks. Great place to anchor/reporter. One year experience Amherst, VA 24521. EOE 17 -11) to app y. Near BaDis WNLIVO -96 seeks hltkne ME 04240. EOE 17 -4) 522, & MDs encouraged Box 1350,41orwalk, CT 929, Lewiston, in radio news. T &R: John Cappiello, owners seeking high achiev- AC midday personality. Production skills a Wash. Group EOE 17 -11) experienced news pro. Winning KY's capital seeks Park 06852. Seek take- cherg, reactive, 28 Fountain R. Radio & Records, 1930 Century to live. T &R: Box 929, must. Females encouraged. T &R: WFKY, ers. skills. T &R: company, great bucks. Great place with production Frankfort, KY 40601. EOE 17 -11) Los Angeles, CA 90067. Mid-Atlantic AC seeks romancer ME 04240. EOE 17-41 West, #383, PA 17236. EOE 17 -11) Lewiston, Pete Low, WGLL, Box 92, Mercersburg, EOE R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986/53 OPPORThNITIES

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WBBO -AM-FM seeks a/- righter. T &R: Haley Drew, Box 2066. Augusta, GA 30913. EOE 17 -11) Cfitgsio,8 KEBE KOOI Diego. RADIO 1400 STEREO 106 Our morning guy is headed to San The search is on for a topical, funny, friendly US 98/San Luis Obispo, CA, a top -rated CHIEF ENGINEER WANTED. Class C FM talent for our nationally top -rated, music, AC- Transtar AC station, seeks ND. Must have 17- station Midwest group seeks Morning Per - moving to 1500 -foot tower. Class D AM. FM! If you qualify, we offer a stable com- experience. We want someone with good sonality/PD for 50 kw FM in city of 100,000. Seeking well organized, thoroughly pany, management support, good salary, delivery who understands the value of sound Our highly successful AC needs a great com- qualified person wanting good future - and the finest working conditions. Send T &R (actualities, etc.) in a newscast Must be able municator with solid people and production excellent lifestyle in beautiful East Texas. (NO CALLS) to: MARK THOMAS OPS. to communicate intelligently with 25-54 year- skills. Incredible opportunity for a career . . . Contact Dudley Waller, KOOIACEBE MGR., WCRZ, BOX 1080, PUNT, MI 48501. olds. Send tapes and resumes to GM, US not a job. Salary commensurate with skills. Radio. (214) 586-2527. EOE EOE M/F 98, 396 Buckley Road, San Luis Obispo, Cassette and resume to Rob Baxter, OM, CA 93401. EOE WNNS, P.O. Box 460, Springfield, IL 62705. Top-,sted adult CHR has openings. Come work fora winner. FOE M/F T &R: Steve Sutton, Box 1327, Valdosta, GA 30603. EOE The Bus WBSW is now accepting applications fo, future full /part- Seattle area CHR seeks experienced weekender. T &R: Ric Hansen 17 -41 T Bill Taylor, Box 999, Kankakee, IL 60901. time openings &R: -111 Midday personality/production talent .sought now. T &R: PD, KNBQ, Box 5200. Tacoma, WA 98405. EOE 17 EOE 17 -111 Rock personality with production skills sought. for AOR on Chuck Robson. KFH, 104 S. Emporia, Wichita, KS 67202. News & woes reporter. Two years' experience. T &R: Barbara Carolina coast. T &R: Kris Kelly. Box 1356, Jacksonville, NC WTMX/Tupeio, MS has opening for airshift/production prime time EOE 17 -4) Maier ND, KRSN, Box 1176, Les Alamos. NM 87544. EOE 17 -111 28541. EOE 17 -41 for right person. T &R: J. Michael fluet, Box 954. 38802. EOE 17 -11) Seek a go-getter sales rep with own territory. Generous base plus Fakwaet Consultants 100kw FM seeks PM drive talent. En- MORNING SHOW NEWS ANCHOR commission. Resume: Curtis Raymond GM, Box 893. Cody. WY tertain the adults of West TX & learn Fairwest programming Hot Talent sought for futurs opening at top-rated CHR in MW 104.5 WSNS is looking for a morning show 82414. EOE 17 -11) ohilosophies. T &R: KORQ, Box 2201, Abilene. TX 79604. medìumn market. No calls. T &R: KCMQ, Box 459, Columbia, MO news anchor. We need someone with the EOE 17 -41 65205. EOE 17 -111 ability to deliver the news in a conversa- WHYT /Detroit seeks talented parttime /weekend air talent. tional and casual manner. plus have good r Fisher Bldg., Detroit, MI 48202. T &R: Michael Waite, 2100 news -gathering and feature-type writing EOE 17 -4) 97/ skills to work with the morning show host. WJR / Detroit has opening for parttime /weekend air talent Send cassette and resume to SAM '\, / /\ T &R: Gary Berkowitz, 2100 Fisher Bldg., Detroit, MI 48202 Salim JI. Dialing HIT COUNTRY L1vukÍJrt-` EOE 17 -41 CONTINUOUS WSNX KFMH /Davenport seeks copywriter capable of production. 875 E. Summit, Muskegon, MI 49444 MORNING ENTERTAINER NEEDED KSRR Mainte Communications Hous- Females encouraged. Write or call: Steve Bridges 1319) OREGON ton. TX, one of America's premier adult 263 -2442 or 3218 Mulberry, Muscatine, IA 52761. EOE IN PORTLAND, 17 -41 PD sought. Seek good on -air & great production ability. Man rock stations, is looking for an exceptional (Team or Individual) If you are a team -play- agement ability a must. Experience with satellite program er, willing to work hard, do consistent show - and unique personality to anchor the mor- WCOL/CMumbuí news !seder seeks morning news anchor. ming helpful. T &R: Box 917, Arkansas City. KS 67005. EOE OH 43215. bright, topical, relatable, ning show. If you have the talent, the drive T&R: Kevin Young, 22 S. Young St., Columbus. 17-41 prep and can be and the ability to reach a broad-based, ma- EOE 17-41 community involved, and have tun without Rare opportunity for morning Energetic. warm. A re- market audience, send tape ¡cassette person. being windy, send cassette and resume jor 100,000wt CHR FM/AM seeks news personality. No begin- latable with a team attitude. MW University mar- performer to: BILL BRADLEY, KUPL, 6400 only) and resume to: Andy Beaublen, ners. T &R: Blake Patton, Box 1458, St. Cloud, MN 56302. ket. T &R: PD, Box 728, Ames IA 50010. EOE 17 -41 immediately KSRR, 1020 Holcombe Blvd., Suite EOE 17-41 SW CANYON, PORTLAND, OR 97221. EEO M/F 1201, Houston, TX 77030. EOE Crazy? Morning Show Host Top CHR accepting T &Rs for future openings. No beginners, 104,5 WSNX, West Michigan's HOT 50kw -rated no calls. T &R: Donovan Blue, Box 5143, Chaco. CA 95927. EOE MORNING NEWS CHR, is looking for a crazy, high -profile morn- 17 -111 TOP SUNBELT ADULT ROCKER PERSONALITY ing show host. In addition to heavy phones, r- Seeks a MORNING PERSONALITY. Need bits, and appearances, we need someone who's KRPO/Santa Rosa seeks smooth, bnght contemporary Country jocks for future openings. Good production. No cowboys/bucket- experienced team player stressing creativ- to create talk K95FM topical, fun, and personable mouths. T &R: 6640 Redwood Dr., Rohnert Park, CA 94928. EOE ity, humor, production, mass appeal. Send that gained TULSA among our listeners. The station 17 -111 cassette and resume to Radio & Records, national headline with the "Money Man 1930 Century Park West, #384, Los An- you'll geed to K95FM seeks morning news Caper." We'll provide all the tools geles, CA 90067. EOE win, a state of the art facility plus excellent personality /entertainer who compensation and benefits, plus some of Amer- can keep the listener up -to- ica's best summer beaches. Send cassette and date with the style of a great resume to: J.J. Dialing 76KFMB CHIEF ENGINEER storyteller, add sparkle to an WSNX Florida! East Coast Class C FM. If striving for the already highly successful, im- 875 E. Summit, Muskegon, MI 49444 San Diego's leading full- service AC /per- we've got the right the file." competitive edge excites you, mensely entertaining, slightly sonality station is updating "future climate. A chance to join a young, aggressive broad- If you'd like to be considered for any possi- cast group. Resume & salary to Paul Clancy, 600 At- bent morning show and still ble future openings at a radio station with antic Avenue, Fort Pierce, FL 33450. Cale (305) maintain credibility. major league baseball, consistently strong 461-0099. EOE FULL SERVICE PD ratings, and you've got what it takes to re- Send tape and resume to Jim Inspired and inspiring on -air PD with late, send your tape and resume to MARK Davis, KWEN (FM), 1502 track record needed for unique Full Ser- LARSON, KFMB RADIO, SAN DIEGO, CA vice AM in large Rust Belt Market. We'll CALLS, PLEASE.) EOE South Boulder, Tulsa, OK 92138. (NO give you a first rate airstaff, strong cume, 74119. corporate support, and a winning game K95FM is an plan. If you can take that ball and run tire- lessly with all you've got, we want you Seek f lltkne on-ai hat personatty with top promotionally PROGRAM DIRECTOR Equal Opportunity employer. oriented AOR. No beginners. no calls. T &R: Rich Berlin, KMBY, on our team. Competitive salary plus market leader, WYNK -AM & FM/ Box 1271, Monterey. CA 93942. EOE 17-11) Group -owned bonuses. Rush tape /resume to: Radio & Baton Rouge, Louisiana is looking for a Program Records, 1930 Century Park West, Permanent Dentine it quality environnent. Pros only, both air & Director with Top 80 market Country format ex- news. No calls. T &R: Cad Gardner. KEX. 4949 SW Macadam, KGEMIBolee has Immediate full /parttime openings. No calls. #386, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE Portland, OR 97201. EOE 17 -111 perience, along with excellent people skills. T &R: Steve Holmes, Box 5278, Boise, ID 83705. EOE 17-41 WYNK is truly a great place to work. Please send KEZ' CHR has opening for weekends. Prefer local people or a New top 15 CHR PO sought. T &R, salary history & program- tape and resume to: WYNK, P.O. Box 2541, Ba- fulltimer from nearby market to into the L.A. ming philosophies: Day communications Consultants, Box wanting break area. LA 70821, Attn: Station Manager. T &R: Craig Powers, 1190 E. Ball Rd., Anaheim, CA 92805. EOE ton Rouge, 2542, Naperville, IL 60566. EOE 17-41 EOE WEST 17 -111 Sales manager for suburban Detroit AM. Must sell local & agency. plus direct staff. Resume: Box 288, Mt. Clemens, MI 48046. EOE 17-41 Needed yesterday! AC midday personality/MD /asst. PD. Rush T&R: Carter B., KFQD, 9200 Lake Otis Parkway, Anchorage, AK FM. Resume with references: 99507. EOE 17 -111 KIMN Research /MD sought for Class I I\ 'I \ \I KI Chuck Robson, KLZS, 104 South Emporia, Wichita, KS ")9511" MIDWEST 67202. EOE 17-41 Denve 's KIMN is looking for a very special Accepting T &Rs for hmee openings. Experienced, conversational nighttime entertainer. If you can attract and team players. Highly rated CHR. TAR: Terry Weinacht, WKFR, hold an adult audience by working the 612 Amencan Bank Building, Battle Creek, MI 49017. EOE 17.1 1) ALASKA BROADCAST phones, being topical, relating to Denver, all FM` OPPORTUNITY!! within a contemporary music format, KIMN LEADING CHICAGO AC NEED NOW for AM/FM radio operation looking for ma- offers the chance to work in the nation's BEST Morning Ta- need facility with outstanding broadcast . Looking for America's 108 ture- sounding, experienced Midday Personality.We finest resume to Bob lent. Fun, entertaining, original. Indivi- Top -rated CHR needs Morning Man! At least someone who can relate to 30+ AUDIENCE. Rush T &R professionals. Send tape and S. Monaco dual or team. Send tapes & resumes to three years experience. Great pay, benefits to Paul Ryder, 1107 W. 8th Street, Suite 2, Ju- Call, Operations Manager, 1095 No Calls, Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park and facility. Send tape and resume to Mark neau, ALASKA 99801. EOE Parkway, Denver, CO 80224. Los Angeles, CA 90067 EOE. West, #374, Hansen, RFMW, PO Box 1330, Waterloo, Jefferson -Pilot Communications EOE IA 50704. EOE _

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OPENINGS POSITIONS SOUGHT POSITIONS SOUGHT POSITIONS SOUGHT

50kw CHR in Sacramento ADI wants to hear talent for possi- I'm available now. are you? Country PD, complete with all Conversational talk show host. Major market experience, ratings Veneta talent seeks medium/small-market position. AC /Gold/ ble opening. Minimum three years'. T &R: Scott Mitchell, skills. KWEN /KKAT/WMNI/WRMZ. I can do the job for you. winner, seeks talk position in medium /major market. JOHN Country/PBP/programming experience. Working parttime large 1(100, Box 631, Marysville, CA 95901. EOE -4) 17 ROB RYAN: 1614) 761 -2918 17 -41 LEV IT T: 15181 477-4108 17 -111 market. DAVE MURDOCK: 1305) 275 -6054 17 -11) newsman Experienced sought for top-rated AC news & infor- M CHR /ACe go ahead, let Clint make your day, & let me KWFAVKKAT/WWa -WRMZ. All top -rated in more than one AOR/CHR/Country/PD/MD/news. 14 years' experience & seeking mation station. T &R: Ed Huot, WTRC, Box 899, Elkhart, IN make your nights. Two -year pro will relocate. NORRIS REID: category of the book. I can help your station achieve the same. SE only. JOHN: 1601) 455 -4121 17 -111 46515. EOE (7 -41 16021 964 -4530 17 -41 ROB RYAN: (6141 761 -2918 17 -111 Seven -year pro with said production, seeks medium/targe market Lake Tehee's T-94 AC seeks AC communicator. T &R: KRLT, Female air talent /production. Nine years' experience, two position with stable winning company. CHR/AC or Country. DON: Box 5310, Stateline, NV 89449 or call Deve Stone between years in Houston. Parttime now at Houston station, formerly 1913) 242 -198617 -111 1 -3pm at 1702) 588 -5107 EOE 17 -4) KILT. CHRIS: 17131 447 -1939 17-41 Mark Sebastian Anchorage, AK: 15 -year pro. Lots of PD /MD experience in top THINKING ABOUT GOING CLASSIC HITS? 100 market wants to settle family in Anchorage area. JJ B-96 Z100 WI-ITT I've already got major market experience SCOTT: 93191 326 -3577 17 -41 with this new format. Looking for PD and/ or talent position. Excellent references. Promotion-minded MD seeks solid gig in medium market. KOY Call (312) 670 -4308 Replies MIKE RUBLE: 1314) 781 -9195 or 487 -7339 (7-4) to Radio & Records, 1930 Cen- TRAFFIC REPORTER tury Park West, #380, Los Angeles, CA 90067. KOY/Phoenix has a once -in -a- career Anchor/reporter. years opportunity, maybe for you. We need a Soldier Of Fortune ... Yours! Six covering courts, poke, goverment. Investigation put two in prison. JACK THOMAS: 11499 Torrey Aggressive on-air and promotions °mercenary. Experienced MD seeks MD/aset.PD in medium market. Exten- bright, up, quick personality for morn- Pines Dr., Auburn, CA 95603 or 19161 268-0949 17-111 Looking for the right battle! Ideas that get ratings, sive knowledge in AOR /CHR /AC. Pro & winning attitude. Great communicator, reliable, people ing and afternoon drive airborne traffic PD /OM/W. 17 years major & medium market success person. GARY: 1301) sell clients, and save money. Team player, great -41 Employed, expensive. Prefer 759 -3264 17 reports. Pilot's license a plus, but not with people, winning appearances, lots of pro- Country, Oldies/Classic Rock in top 50. TOM: 1309) 688 -5358 17-11) Your consultant suggests a female. Here I am. Talented, intel- required. T &R to: Chick Watkins, KOY gramming savvy... make me an offer! ligent with large market experience. Seeks medium /large mar- Radio, 840 N. Central, Phoenix, AZ TOM, (215) 363-6389 Young, experienced sportscaster h search of a new ballgare. ket. STACEY: (7021 734 -7956 17 -4) PBP, sports & news reporting. Even spin records. Prefer West PA, Award -winning ND interested in new challenge. TERRY: EOE 85004. OH. JOHN: 13011 724-5469 17 -111 1205) 478 -6571 17 -41

Knowledgable MD seeks MD /asst. PD in medurm market. Hard- Want enWlevel news job. Have worked five stations as an- Ready to wall Four years' experience CHR /AOR /AC. Also do Sales manager sought by dominent, aggressive Northern CA working, organized, great people skills, dedicated to winning pro nouncer. Broadcast Journalism degree. MICHAEL TU: 403 Conley production. Write & carry a sharp razor. SANTO: 13051 Ave., medium market station. Excellent advancement potential. attitude & personality. GARY: 1301) 759-3264 17 -11) Columbia, MO 65201.17-111 752 -8303 17 -4) Bob: 1916) 673 -1600 EOE 17-4) Ore -ornons 110í1 communicator with tight production & sense of Help! I need a ticket out of segue city. Three-year major market 14-yser pro with eight in Detroit. WCXI, WTWR, WCAR. Ex- KBOY /Medford Is now accepting T &Rs for future full & part- humor seeks stable gig. JOHN: 13121 262 -3773 17 -111 talent. CALL: 13161 942-6684 17-11) perienced MD /DJ /production in Country/AC /Oldies /CHR. time CHR jocks. A growing station in a growing market. T&R: KEVIN SANDERSON: 1313) 393 -2607 17-41 Programming Consultant, 107 E. Main St. Suite 12, Medford I'm a qualified & motivated individual with small-market ex- OR 97501. EOE 17 -4) perience. Eager for a major- merket challenge. JOE: 1602) Over 20 years experience. AC big voice pro with mejor mar- JOHN SIMMONS 934-439017-111 ket background seeks production director or on -air spot. Salem area small market seeks ND/jock combo. Minimum two Available now. BOB: (7021 795 -0543 17 -41 years' experience. T&R: Scott Preston, Box 158, Woodburn, Prodigious dry wit returning home to North- CHWAC team player seeks new challenge in S or W. Stable, OR 97071. EOE 17 -41 , east in July. 16 years AC, Adult CHR and Gold dependable. PD/MD /air talent. SHAWN: (5051 722 -9025 17-111 experience. 4 years AC PD. Call for T&R, in- Top 20 Christian AC seeks right talent & sales rap for new ex- Hi, I'm Joe from the rock 'n' roll KZEW's first nude broadcast in MISCELLANEOUS citing format. T &R: KKRE, Box 1385, Monument, CO 80132. terview set -up. (209) 225 -9081. summer '78. JOE KING: (214) 221 -0881 17 -111 EOE 17 -41 WCRO badly seeks record service from all labels. Tommy English production pro, great voice/copy, ten years' experience, Daniels (2051 586 -9300 17.4) seeks quality commercial production position in Southern CA. For T &R, call ROBBIE: )2131 653 -3961 17 -11) Miami DJ seeks opportunity. High energy, excellent production Comedy albums are sought for Saturday comedy show. Al- NEWS IN ALASKA skills. Prefer FL small /medium market bums will be spotlighted. L.L. King, 2235 Elsmeade Dr. #478, AOR/CHR. JOHN BACH: 13-year PO /salesman with experience in small to large markets 13051 681 -0758 17 -11) Montgomery, AL 361 16. 17 -4) Alaska opportunity!! Small market AM/FM seeks OM or station manager position in small or medium TX heeds news help. Applicant must be voice - market. VAN: 1817) 772 -8238 17 -11) Awlid the Christmas nrhl Experienced AOR pro. Tight production Dates appearing at the end of each listing oriented go-getter. No 9 -to-5 types. Typical & sense of hurter, seeking to settle in medium market. JOHN: smaller market coverage, government em- 13121 262 -3773 17 -111 An nou.cer /spore for small to medium market. Experience in signify first week listed. phasis, state capital. This is not an isolated AC /CHR/sports reporting-anchoring/college PBP. MARIO: 13131 backwoods environment so serious inquir- Personable. Four years' experience in smell market. Seeks 979. 6758.17-11) medium-market job in MO or IL. ART: 1618) 397 -2521 17-11) ies only. Tape & resume to Paul Ryder. Wad B1 Scott seeks new challenge. KMEL, WLLZ, WLUP, Important Notice: When replying to R &R 1107 West 8th Street, Juneau, Alaska Uptenpo. energeticCHR personality seeks to move into the right sWMET, KSRR, KROG, KNAC )almost as many as Bill Gardner). Blind Boxes, please keep the size of your situation. Six years' experience as part/fulltimer, seeking runtime CALL: 1213) 656 -8876.17-11) 99801. EOE packages limited to a x gig. A.J.: 13121 310-9257 17 -11) 9" 12" envelope. Have paid my end-market dues, now looking up. PD/MD seeks top 100 market gig, CHR /AC /Country. JERRY: 18011 673- 3579.17-111 Experienced announcer? Send us your T &R for future open- R ings. Mark Rollings, 0 -99, Box 1654, Cape Girardeau, MO DON'T READ THIS!!! One year of experience lin Country, seeking full /pamime in &R Opportunities 63701. EOE 17 -4) Southern CA AOR /CHR, etc ... Dependable/hardworking. Unless you're a Southern California AOR or MARK: 17141 971 -1616 17 -111 Advertising Top-rated CHR In Pacific NW seeks creative jocks, all shifts. AC that needs a parttime weekender. I've Are you my next morning man? T &R: Bill Brooks, KGAL, Ergish announcer with five years' experience in US CHR. Radio a Records provides Box got 2 -year free (24 words 749, Albany, OR 97321. major market programming/ Presently in Pittsburgh seeking CHR in S or W. Proven ratings, EOE 17-4) or 3 lines) listings to radio 7-year college on -air experience. I need my hard worker. DON: 13041 925 -7989 or 12161 3714948 message stations and Air talent /production wizard. Fulltime opening. Pros only. first professional break. MICK RION (2I3) 17 -11) record companies in Openings. Free list- 100,000kw. T &R: Jim Nelly, KXGO, Box 1131, Arcata, CA 851 -7470. ings of the same length are also available 95521. EOE 17 -41 Over 20 years' experience. AC big voice pro with major market background seeks production director or on -air spot. Available to individuals seeking work in the industry l'N hire the best AE or SM in CA's history! Help build "radio now. BOB: 17021 795-0543 17 -111 - -to- Positions Sought. All other advertis- empire." Be rewarded lavishly. Experience secondary to Seven-year CHR pro on the loose. Phones, drops, -.:._', (,,,_.,,-_ --,ust drive. 1707) 822 -7223 Now) EOE 17 -41 bits, personali- Ward. I'm worried about the Beaver. He's been loci.. be ty. Make your evenings cook. ANDY: 14051 752 -1574 after 5pm room listening to that high-energy CHR air personal. 478 -4782 (7-111 DHOFF: 1213) 530-7426 17-11)

Top-notch, down-to-business performer/entertainer seeks AM /PM Six-year Miami pro wig to relocate. All areas consxu,.. Deadline drive in medium/large market. POSITIONS SOUGHT T &R on request. ALLAN GUESS: Formerly with Y -100, 96-X, K-102. If you seek a team player, call 15131 5424293 17 -11) JEFF: 16091 646-4790(7-111 To appear in the following week's issue, we must receive your ad by Thursday 12 -loon AOR PDs seeking bright, relatable, experienced AOR talent, tight production. Call JOHN: 1312) 262 -3773 17-111 (PST) prior to issue date. Sharp, enthusiastic salesperson. Lots of energy) Newcomer seeks station in FL. GENE: 1713) 529 -7436 (7 -41 Seek an oversight slot in the NE. Experienced with exceptional CHICAGO - SAN FRANCISCO - Display Advertising voice. All markets & formats considered. CALL: 1904) 385 -7746 Audio engineer seeks exciting new position in radio /tv pro- LOS ANGELES 17 -11) duction. Five years' experience in radio & recording. Prefer Now I'm looking for a good market! Display: $40 per inch per week (maximum West Coast. BRUCE: 1818) 342 -6521 17 -41 Paying my dues! Volunteer production asst. seeks entry-level 35 words per inch). Includes bor- position. Very creative. Trained with the best. JOEY D.: SLIM ONE Very knowledgeable, dedicated sports announcer seeks great 1201) THE der and logo. 488 -2700 17 -11) beginning. NJ /NY/CT area. Smooth, warm, friendly delivery. CULT OF PERSONALITY Very conscientious. JUDE: 12011 843 -1582 17 -41 Blind Box: $50 per inch per week (maxi- Employer wins both ways. Award-winning ND plus college sports. Take choice. Desire medium /major market in MW/SW/NW. (213) 666-9111 mum 35 words per inch). In- Conversational newsman seeks more action. Medium market CALL: 1307) 235-1483 17 -111 reporter. Small market ND, talk show, too. People person. cludes border, box number WRITE Box 178, Fredonia, NY 14063. 17 -41 and postage /handling. E New York/W New England: Veteran adult communicator. Any format, small /medium market, full /pamime, will commute or I'm wig to mold into what you want. Seek air talenVproduction Hi. I'm Joe King, from the legendary rock 'n' roll KZEW broad- relocate. NEIL: 15181 355 -1366 17-111 in the NW or W. AOR/CHR/AC. DAVE: 1303) 469 -2395 17 -111 Payable In Advance! cast of summer '78. AOR/AC only. CALL: 1214) 221 -0881 17 -4) Ave k, in 50 kw Country giant, would like a change of pace. DON Production. Cummtly with two & four-track studios. PM drive. Display & Blind Box advertising orders ST.JOHN: 1317) 468 -6368 17 -11) Seek Ultimo sizzkn production with good studio. Prefer SE. Play must be typewritten printed keyboards! MONTE: 1615) 647-0039 17 -111 or and ac- Mr. Randy Roans IKMZK. KOPNReenix) available AC, Country, companied by check mailed to our office in TALK SHOW HOST Talk formats. W/SW. CALL: 1602) 947 -6972 17 -111 Attention: Female W. Prefer the IA/IL area. Copywriting/produc- advance. Team tion. Have license. CARI: 1319) 355-4212 day 289-3873 night Dynamic ... Creative ... Si-year Mlsmi vet. Formerly with K-102. Ready 17 -11) to go. All areas For opportunities you must place your free Player. Currently Morning Drive considered. JEFF: 1609) 646-4970 17 -11) Recent college grad now working parttime seeks first fulltime gig. listings by mail only. Address all 24 -word market 51 ... Previous Top 35. Educated on-air PD seeks to move up to MW medium market Good pipes, great attitude. Any format or market. GUY: 16171 ads to: R &R /Opportunities, 1930 Century Great references ... CALL JIM, CHR/AOR. Good with people, music, promotion, addicted to 636 -8384 17 -111 Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. challenge. D.L. Bogart: 13141 341 -2645 17 -111 NOW ... (518) 436 -4162. Sharp, enthusiastic W knowledgeable in all areas of radio station CO bang me barrel DJ/MD/PD. Four years' experience. I work too operation seeks better job. CHR/AOR/AC. Ready when you are. L I hand. SCOTT: 1316) 653-2934 17 -111 TOM: 16021 287 -8607 17 -11) i &R FRIDAY. JULY 11. 1986/55 L NATIONAL MUSIC FORMATS HIBERNETICS Added This Week A Guide to by Jhan Hiber Bonneville Broadcasting Media General Kevin McCarthy r8001831.1600 Broadcast Services Radio Ratings Alpha Bob Dumais (901) 320 -4433 and Research DOUBLE "Captain Of Her Heart" ACtion Easy Listening SPECIAL EFX "Uptown East" Step Closer" za) BILL CONTI "Love Theme (Karate Kid II)" GAVIN CHRISTOPHER "One LARRY CARLTON "Smiles & Smiles To Go" JERMAINE STEWART "We Don't Have To..." BEACH BOYS "Rock 'N' Roll To The Rescue" & Lovers" Broadcast Programming G. LORING & C. ANDERSON "Friends John Sherman/Jay Albright (800) 426-9082 Adult Contemporary Your Country MICHAEL McDONALD "Sweet Freedom" KENDALLS "Too Late" MONKEES "That Was Then, This Is Now" STEVE EARLE "Guitar Town" GENE WATSON "Bottle Of Tears" Modern Country FORESTER SISTERS "Lonely Alone" DWIGHT YOAKAM "Guitars, Cadillacs" VINCE GILL "With You" SYLVIA "Nothin' Ventured Nothin' Gained" ROSANNE CASH "Second To No One" TANYA TUCKER "Just Another Love" Hit Rock E. RABBITT & J. NEWTON "Both To Each Other" BANANARAMA "Venus" QUEEN "A Kind Of Magic" BERLIN "Take My Breath Away" Century 21 DAVID LEE ROTH "Yankee Rose" The Way" Greg Stephens /214)934.2121 MIAMI SOUND MACHINE "Words Get In The Z Format

REGINA "Baby Love" Here's what you get in simple. easy to read and useableform KLYMAXX "Man Size Love" Chapter 1 TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB "Rumors" Inc. Radio Research Overview BERLIN "Take My Breath Away" Peters Productions, -a history of research DOUBLE "Captain Of Her Heart" George Junak (800)255 -8511 Chapter 2 GLASS TIGER "Don't Forget Me" Lovin' Focus On Focus Groups Country The AC Format - Definition, use, do-it-yourself KENDALLS "Too Late" Chapter 3 ANITA BAKER "Sweet Love" STATLER BROTHERS "Count On Me" Telephone Studies Super -Country OAK RIDGE BOYS "You Made A Rock.. " - strengths/weaknesses, do's and don'ts JANIE FRICKIE "Always Have, Always Will" N. RYDER "The Pride Is Back" Chapter 4 EXILE "I'll Be Me" K. ROGERS & Other Market CRYSTAL GAYLE "Cry" Techniques KENDALLS "Too Late" The Ultimate AC Research WILD CHOIR "Next Time" Mail, in- to - person, when/how MICKEY GILLEY "Doo -Wah Days" GRAHAM NASH "Sad Eyes" SCHUYLER, KNOBLOCH & OVERSTREET 11.8. WHITNEY HOUSTON "All At Once" e Chapter 5 "Can't Stop Love" A Look Inside Arbitron BANGLES "If She Knew What She Wants" - Intro and production Chapter 6 The Almighty Diary Concept Productions - evolution, longevity, history Elvin Ichiyama (9161782-7754 Radio Arts John Benedict (818) 841 -0225 Chapter 7 CHR Best Diary Analysis EDDIE "Jungle Boy" Country's how to get the other 75% of information JOHN - MARY JANE GIRLS "Walk Like A Man" JOHNNY PAYCHECK "Old Violin" Chapter 8 DEVICE "Hanging On A Heart Attack" TANYA TUCKER "Just Another Lover" In The Way" Quarterly Measurement MIAMI SOUND MACHINE "Words Get CARL PERKINS "Birth Of Rock And Roll" how to succeed, history and problems E. RABBITT & J. NEWTON "Both To Each Other" - Country Contemporary Chapter 9 CRYSTAL GAYLE "Cry' Soft Birch Raclin SYLVIA " Nothin' Ventured Nothin' Gained" E. RABBITT & J. NEWTON "Both To Each Other" GENESIS "Invisible Touch - background. me+hncir, . ,nc ariiion with ARB SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO "Since I Found You" Sound 10 Sales Reseal-at -- revenues AC Chapter 11 PATTI LaBELLE "Oh People" BERLIN "Take My Breath Away" Sales Breakouts MICHAEL SEMBELLO "Wonder Where You Are" - computer options, types of breakouts f Order your copy now and take advantage of this 7 SPECIAL PRE -PUBLICATION OFFER: Drake -Chenault TM Programming Please send me copies at $39.95 of Bob Laurence 8'8 983 7400 Cal Casey (2 /4) 634 -8511 Hibemetics, A Guide to Radio Ratings and Research. XT-00 Stereo Rock NAME WHAM! "The Edge Of Heavan" McDONALD "Sweet Freedom" STATION /AFFILIATION MICHAEL DEVICE "Hanging On A Heart Attack" DEVICE "Hanging On A Heart Attack" ADDRESS GAVIN CHRISTOPHER "One Step Closer To You- LIONEL RICHIE "Dancing On the Ceiling" CITY STATE ZIP TM AiC MASTERCARD # Contempo 300 INTERBANK # ROD STEWART "Love Touch" Johnny " EXPIRATION DATE MADONNA "Papa Don't Preach" EL DeBARGE "Who's LIONEL RICHIE "Dancing On The Ceiling" VISA # RP. TM Country EXPIRATION DATE BOOKS Great American Country KEITH WHITLEY "Ten Feet Away" Make check payable to: R &R Books /Hibemetics SISTERS "Lonely Alone" KEITH WHITLEY "Ten Feet Away" FORESTER (please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery.) "Guitars, Cadillacs" DWIGHT YOAKAM "Guitars, Cadillacs" DWIGHT YOAKAM Ca residents add 61/2% sales tax. Ventured Nothin' Gained" OAK RIDGE BOYS "You Made A Rock..." SYLVIA " Nothin' HIBERNET1CS c R &R BOOKS 1984 1930 CENTURY PARK WEST LOS ANGELES, CA 90067 L 56/ R&R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986 RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY I

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SPYRO GYRA (15) & SANBORN (27) JULY 1 1, 1986 BOB JAMES DAVID DAVE VALENTIN (10) JIMMY SMITH (24) Note) 1 JIMMY SMITH /Go For Whatcha Know (Blue 0 TOM GRANT (9) MAKOTO OZONE (16) /Double Vision (WB) 2 BOB JAMES & DAVID SANBORN BOBBY SHEW (9) (NORA LESMANA (13) (Columbia) 3 0 MAKOTO OZONE/After WEATHER REPORT (9) YELLOWJACKETS (11) 4 Q INDRA LESMANA /Far Earth & Heaven (Zebra /MCA) YELLOWJACKETS/Shades (MCA) 7 0 9 Q BILLY COBHAM /Powerplay (GRP)

5 7 MICHEL PETRUCCIANI TRIO/Pianism (Blue Note) Hill) 1e O SHADOWFAX/foo Far To Whisper (Windham FRANK POTENZA "Sand Dance" (TBA/Palo Alto) 9/0 GYRA/Breakout (MCA) Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0. Light 4/0. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WLOO. Medium: WAER, KBEM, KKGO, I DEBUT O SPYRO KPLU. 13 C) ALPHONSE MOUZON BAND/Back To Jazz (Pausa) STAN GETZ "Voyage" (Black -Hawk) 8/5 11 11 ROB MULLINSMite Street (RMC) Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 2/1, Light 3/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WBFO, WCLK, KUHF, WHRO, KCNR. Heavy: KJAZ. Medium: KKGO. 14 PHIL WOODS/Heaven (Black -Hawk) SHEILA JORDAN "The Crossing" (Black-Hawk) 8/1 e HUBBARD/WDODY SHAW /Double Take (Blue Note) 13 FREDDIE Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/1, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KERA. Heavy: WJZZ. Medium: WBGO, WRTI, io 14 LESLIE DRAYTON & FUN/What It Is Is What It Is (Esoteric/Optimism) WHRO GROSSMAN/WALTON/WIWAMS/HIGGINS "Love Is The Thing" (Red/PSI) 8/0 20 FATTBURGER /One Of A Kind (Golden Boy Jazz/Optimism) Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: KUHF. Medium, WRTI, WCLK, KPLU, KXPR. 16 STEVE BACH/Holiday (Cafe) 16 BOB COOPER & SNOOKY YOUNG SEXTET "In A Monotone" (Fantasy) 8/0 DAVE VALENTIN/Light Struck (GRP) Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 3/0, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy WBGO. WBEE. KADX, KLON. Medium. I DEBUT m WCLK, KANU, KCNR 6 18 AHMAD JAMAL/Rossiter Road (Atlantic) BOBBY McFERRIN "Spontaneous Inventions" (Blue Note) 7/7 19 19 BUDDY RICH /Mr. Drums -Live On King Street (Cafe) Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 1/1. Light 1/1, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 7, WBGO, KUHF, WNOP, WBBY, WDET, WJZZ, KJAZ.

15 20 SPECIAL EFX/Slice Of Lite (GRP) CHICO FREEMAN "Pied Piper" (Black-Hawk) 7/B Rotations. Heavy 2/2, Medium 3.2. Light 11. Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6, WCLK, KUHF, WDET, KLON, KJAZ, KCNR. 17 21 DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET/Reflections (Concord) Medium: KKGO. 1 1 (Black -Hawk) 24 KENNY BARRON/1 + + KRONOS QUARTET "Music Of Bill Evans" (Landmark) 7/2 Medium 1;0. Light 2/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WNOP, KLCC. Heavy: KLON, KJAZ, KPLU. 27 SCOTTY YOUNG /Outside In (Riza) Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium. WGBH. 29 SPHERE /On Tour (Red /PSI) JOHN ABERCROMBIE "Current Events" (ECM) 7/0 25 MAYNARD FERGUSON/Body & Soul (Black -Hawk) Rotations. Heavy 1/0. Medium 3/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy WUWM. Medium: WBBY, KJAZ, WVPE. Hill) 7/O 21 26 LYLE MAYS /Lyle Mays (Geffen) WILLIAM ACKERMAN "Conferring With The Moon" (Windham Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 210, Light 30, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WLOO, KLCC. Medium: WBBY. WKSU. 12 27 BOBBY HUTCHERSON /Color Schemes (Landmark) TOM HARRELL "Play Of Light" (Black-Hawk) 6/5 DEBUT HANK CRAWFORD & JIMMY McGRIFF/Soul Survivors (Fantasy) Rotations: Heavy 1/1. Medium 1/0, Light 22, Extra Adds 2. Total Adds 5. KUHF, KLON. KJZZ, KPLU, WHRO. Medium. KJAZ. 30 IS ABDULLAH IBRAHIM/Water From An Ancient Well (Black -Hawk) CASSANDRA WILSON "Point Of View" (JMT/PSI) 82 Heavy: WGBH. Medium: KWMU. Rotations. Heavy 1 /0, Medium 1/0, Light 4/2. Extra Adds O. Total Adds 2, WBGO, WNUR. /Master Tapes (MCA) I DEBUT JOHN COLTRANE m RICHARD STOLTZMAN "Begin Sweet World" (RCA) 6/1 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds O. Total Adds 1, WUWM. Medium: WNOP, WKSU. Black/ Urban stations contributing to Jazz WKND/Hartford. Melonae McClean: KJCB /Lafayette, Horatio Handy. WYLD- JAMES RIVERS QUARTET "The Dallas Sessions" (Spineletop) 6/0 FM/New Orleans, Dell Spencer. WDMT/Cleveland Dean -De, Rufus. Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 2/0, Light 240, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0 Heavy WEER, WAER. Medium. WBGO, KLSK. NEW & ACTIVE L REGIONALIZED ADDS & HOTS

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BREAKERS® LIONEL RICHIE (45) TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB (51) BILLY OCEAN (29) JEFFREY OSBORNE (49) BILLY OCEAN LEVERT (24) JEAN CARNE (29) (26) Love Zone (Jive / Artista) WHODINI (23) EL DeBARGE 40/19, Total Adds (20) RICK JAMES (26) 64% ,7f our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 5/1, Medium 26/9, Light PRINCE SHIRLEY JONES (19) 29 ncluding WDAS, WDJY, K94, WOWI, WTMP, WGCI, WBLZ, WZAK, 895, WTKL, JAMES INGRAM (19) ANITA BAKER (17) WXOK.

/6 LISA-LISA 8 CULT JAM w /FULL FORCE All Cried Out" (Columbla).49 24/3 KDAY. WDKX, KOXL, WTLC. Heavy. WAMO, PETER GABRIEL "Sledgehammer" (Geffen) Rotations Heavy 5/0. Medium 19/0, Light 25/6, Total Adds 6. WHRK, WDMT, KMJM, WQFX. Heavy: WAMO. WHRK, WBLZ. B95, WYLDFM, WGCI, WZAK, Rotations: Heavy 6 /0. Medium 15/2. Light 3/1. Total Adds 3. WILD. WAN, WOOK. Mediums Include. WXYV, WILD, WRKS, WDAS, WHUR, WDIA, KIIZ, WCKX, Z103, KDKO. WNHC, 0C104 WMMC, WOOK. Medium WHUR K94, WDMT, WLUM, KJLH, XHRM, OC104, WPEG, WFXC, KSOL. Moves 38 -36 on the Black /Urban chart PATTI AUSTIN "Dottie' Away With Murder" (Dwest/WB) 24/2 47/15 WWIN, WDAS. WHUR, CHAKA KHAN "Love Of A Lifetime" (WB) 1110, Light 12/2, Total Adds 2, WOWI, WCKX. Heavy. KACE. Medium: K104. K94. WOWI, WZAK, KSOL, WNHC, WDKX, 293, Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium Rotations: Heavy 0/0 Medium 2014, Light 2712 Total Adds 16, WENN. WIMP, WBLZ, WDMT, KDAY, WVEE, KDAY, KSOL, WNHC, WDKX, WAOK, WFXA, KD12, WKXI, KOKY, KAPE, WWDM, Z103, WTLC, KBUZ. Mediums include: WWIN, WAMO, 80001E BOYS "Girl Talk" (Capitol) 244 XHRM WZAK, KDAY. KOKY. Medium: WDAS. Rotations, Heavy 5 /0, Medium 8/0 Light 11/0, Total Adds O. Heavy, K104. WDMT, JETS "Private Number" (MCA) 47/8 KDLZ, WOMG, WWOM. KMJO, KSOL, KIIZ, WWDM, WCKX, 2103. KBUZ. Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 18/0, Light 28/8. Total Adds 8, WWIN, K94, XHRM. Z93. WPEG, WYLDFM, WIMP. KSOL, WNHC, WAN, WMMC, WFXC, WJMI, KOKY, WLOU, IMP BAND "Ring, Ring" (Golden Boy/Critique) 23/2 Heavy WAMO. Medium: WVEE. K104. WDIA, WIMP, Z93, WKXI, 1/0, Medium 9/0, Light 13/2 Total Adds 2, WTKL, WVOI. Heavy: Z103. Medium: WOOK. WANM, WAAA. Z103, WKWM, WZEN. Rotations: Heavy WZAZ, WBLX, WCKX, WVKO, WTLC. CONTROLLERS "Distant Lover" (MCA) 47/7 Adds 7, KMJO, WEDR, WDMT, WXOK, WAN, WJYL, Z103. Heavy: KLYMAXX "Man Sized Love" (MCA) 21/4 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 16/1, Light 24/6, Total WVOI. Medium: WDIA, WOWI, WZAK, WJLB. Medium 7/1, Light 14/5, Total Adds 6, WWIN. WHRK, WMMC, WFXC. WZEN, WDJY. K104. WTKL, WKXI, KI12. WPLZ. KAPE. Mediums include: WDAS, WAMO, WHUR, Rotations. Heavy 0/0, WBLZ, WLUM, KDAY, KSOL, KAPE. "Hey Good Lookin' " (Capitol) 47/3 GEORGE CUNTON WWDM. 20/4 22/0. Light 21/3. Total Adds 3. WVEE. WBMX, WGCI. Heavy: WDJY, K104, WDKX, SHIRLEY MURDOCK "Truth Or Dare" (Elektra) Rotations. Heavy 4/0, Medium KOXL. WTKL, KBUZ. Heavy: WZEN. Medium' KMJO, KIIZ, WLOU, WJJS, WALT, WPLZ, WANM, Heavy 1 /0, Medium 7 /0, Light 12/4, Total Adds 4, WTMP. Medium. WWIN, WEDR, WTMP, WDMT, WZAK, KMJM, WNHC, WAN, WPEG, Rotations: WKND, WPEG, KDLZ. WAAA, Z103, WTLC, WXLA, WVOI, KBUZ, KUKO. WYLDFM, KMJM, WAN. O.C. SMITH "What'eba Gonna Do" (Rendezvous) 20/2 UONEL RICHIE "Dancing On The Ceiling" (Motown) 46/45 Medium: WEDR, WHUR, WDIA, WHRK, WEDR. K94, Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/0, Light 142, Total Adds 2, WYLDFM. WAN. Heavy: WTKL, WTLC. Rotations. Heavy 0 /0. Medium 16/15, Light 30/30, Total Adds 45, WWIN, WXW, WDAS, Rotations. WPEG. WMMC, WFXC, KDLZ, WHYZ, WOWI, WTMP, WBMX, WGCI, WBLZ. B95. KMJM, KDAY, XHRM, KSOL. 0C104, WOMG, KAPE, WGPR. WCKX, WVKO, WGPR, WKWM, WKXI, WPDO, KOKY, WJJS, WALT, WOOK, WORL, WPLZ. KAPE, WWDM, WANM, WW, JAMES INGRAM "Always" (Dwest/WB) 19/19 WILD. WHUR, KMJO, WHRK, WTMP, WZAK, WJLB, WTLC. WXLA, WZEN, KDKO. KUKO. Rotations: Heavy 0X1. Medium 2/2. Light 17/17. Total Adds 19, WWIN, WWDM, WANM, WAAA, WTLC, KACE. MICHAEL McDONALD "Sweet Freedom" (MCA) 48/9 WDKX, WENN, Z93, WMMC. WOMG, WPLZ, KOXL, KDLZ, WZAZ. WANM, Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 25/2, Light 17/7. Total Adds 9, WDAS, W /EE, WBMX, WDMT, TROUBLE FUNK "Good To Go" (Island) 19/3 WHRK, K94. WIMP, WBLZ. Medium: KSOL, WAN, WJJS. WANM, WKWM. Heavy' WHUR, WDIA, WLUM. 0C104. Mediums include: WWIN, WXW, WAMO. WDJY, Rotations' Heavy 0/0 Medium 5/0 Light 14/3, Total Adds 3, WEDR, WOWI, WKWM. KMJM. KDAY, XHRM, KSOL. Debuts at number 37 on the BlackiUrban Chart. WTLC. WHODINI "One Love" (Jive /Arista) 44/23 GAP BAND "Automatic Brain" (Total Experience/RCA) 19/1 K104. WHRK, WBMX, WGCI, Medium: WWIN, K104. WDIA, WTMP. Rotations. Heavy 3/0 Medium 13/3. Light 28/20, Total Adds 23, WWIN, WRKS, WDAS, WDJY, Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 12/0, Light 6/1, Total Adds 1, WV01. Heavy: WWDM. WOOK, WWDM, WCKX, KBUZ. Heavy: WLUM, KMJM, KJLH. WNHC, WDKX, Z93, JET94, WQFX, KJCB, KOKY, WALT. WDMT, WZAK, KSOL, WKXI, WJYL, WANM, WW, WTLC. WZAK, WKND, KIIZ. ORAN "JUICE" JONES "The Rain" (Def Jam/Columbia) 18/14 WOWI, WIMP, WZAK, KJLH, KSOL. DAll SAND "LO.V.E. M.IA" (Geffen) 424 Rotations: Heavy 2/0. Medium 2/2 Light 14/12, Total Adds 14, WDAS, WHUR, WEDR, WORL, Z103, WGPR. Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 14/1, Light 28/7, Total Adds B. WWIN. WEDR, K94, WJLB. WZAZ, WAN. WFXC, WZAZ. KOKY, WANM, WTLC. Heavy: WWIN, WDJY. WIMP, WBLZ, WOMT, WZAK, WAOK, WPEG. WJJS, WAAA, WKWM, WTLC. Heavy WHYZ, KOKY. Medium: WAMO. K104, FAT BOYS "In The House" (Sutra) 18/7 WVEE, WEDR, KDAY, 2103, WZEN. Heavy: WZEN. Rotations: Heavy 4/1, Medium 5/1, Light 9/5, Total Adds 7. WDAS, WDJY, MEU'SA MORGAN "Fool's Paradise" (Capital) 41/17 WZAK, KOKY, WOOK. Medium: WILD. WIMP. WDMT, WCKX. WJLB. KMJM, WAN, WENN, Z93, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 15/2, Light 25/15, Total Adds 17, WWIN, WEDR, WIMP. WZAK, JUNIOR "Not Tonight" (Mercury/Polyoram) 10/1 WDJY, , KJCB, Z103. WGPR, WTLC, WZEN, KACE. Heavy WOOK. Medium: WILD, WDAS, WKND, KOXL, WENN. WQFX, WJYL. Medium WPEG, WOMG, WHYZ, Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 3/0, Light 15/7, Total Adds 7. WWIN, WEDR, WLOU. WPLZ, WAAA, WCKX, WVOI. KDAY, WKND, WMMC, WJMI, WDIA, WNHC, WJMI. Of No Return" (Atlantic) 39/10 NU SHOOZ "Point WWDM, LA. DREAM TEAM "Nursery Rhymes" (MCA) 18/3 18/3, Light 21/7, Total Adds 10, WIMP, WBLZ, WPEG, WOMG, KOKY, WLOU, WJJS, KOKY. Heavy: K104, KDAY. XHRM. Medium: Rotations. Heavy 0/0. Medium Rotations: Heavy 4/1, Medium 4/0. Light 10/2, Total Adds 3, KOXL, WAN, WDIA, WBMX, WGCI, WDMT, 0C104, WDKX, WMMC, WFXC, WHYZ, WPLZ, WANM, WCKX. Z103 Medium. WAMO, WVEE, WJMI, WWDM, WCKX, Z103. KBUZ, KUKO BETTY WRIGHT "The Sun Don't Shine" (First String/Fantasy) 18/1 38/18 Medium: WEDR, WONT, WXOK. DENIECE WILLIAMS "Wiser & Weaker" (Columbia) Heavy 2/0, Medium 6 /0, Light 10/1, Total Adds 1, WNHC. Heavy: WTMP, KAPE. K94, WGCI, WBLZ, KDAY, KSOL, WDKX, Rotations: Rotations. Heavy 0 /0. Medium 10/3, Light 28/15, Total Adds 18, WHRK, WYLDFM, WDIA, WDMT, WJMI, WANM, WBLX, WANM, WCKX. WTKL, Z93, JET94, WFXC, KIIZ, KOKY, WOOK. WPLZ, KAPE, WKWM. Medium: WWIN, ET (Total Exper/RCA) 18/0 WTLC. KOKO "Candy" KOXL, WATV. WENN, 10/0, Light 6 /0, Total Adds O. Heavy: K104, WOMG. Medium: WVEE, Boy) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium AFRIKA BAMBAATAA "Bambaataa's Theme" (Tommy 384 WTLC, WVOI. KJLH, JET94, KOKO. Medium: WDAS, KDLZ, WHYZ. KJCB, WAAA, Rotations Heavy 0/0 Medium 7/0, Light 31/6. Total Adds 6, KMJO. WYLDFM, KDAY, 16/5 EPICENTER f4ANDRA FEVA "You Can't Come Up In Hero No More" (Krisma) WDJY, WDIA, WXOK, WFXC, WOMG, WTLC. WOOK, WANM. Medium: WDIA, WFXA, Rotations: Heavy O/0, Medium 4/0, Light 12/5, Total Adds 5, WEDR, WNHC, WAN, STARPOINT " 'TN The End Of Time" (Elektra) 35/5 WVOI, KDKO. Heavy: WAN. WHYZ, WKXI, WALT. Rotations: Heavy 3/0. Medium 18 /1. Light 15/4, Total Adds 5, WORL KAPE, WGPR. JET94, KDLZ, WQFX. WKXI, WJYL. MADONNA "Papa Don't Preach" (SireAfIB) 15/3 KACE. Medium: K104. WYLDFM, WKND, WFXA. KOXL, WTKL, WXOK, WENN, WPEG, WMMC. Medium: Heavy 3/0, Medium 6/1, Light 6/2, Total Adds 3, WBMX, WLUM, WOFX. Heavy: B95, OC104, WALT. WAAA, WCKX. Rotations: WBLZ. KDAY, WNHC, Z103, KUKO. COLONEL ABRAMS "Over And Over" (MCA) 35/4 15/3 11/4. Total Adds 4, KSOL, Z93, WFXC, WCKX. Heavy: WANM, WZEN. Medium: SPENCER JONES "Now To Win Your Love" (Profile) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 22/0. Light KSOL, WKXI. Medium: WEDR, WIMP, WOMG, WZAZ, WENN, WPEG, WOMG. WOFX, WZAZ, WJYL, Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 9/3. Total Adds 3, WVEE, WDAS, WDIA, WYLDFM, WDMT. WLUM, WKND. WDKX, KOXL, WXOK, WANM, WTLC. WLOU, KHYS. KAPE. WGPR, WKWM, WXLA, KACE. DOUG E. FRESH "All The Way To Heaven" (Reality/Fantasy) 14/7 FIZZY OWWK "Hangin' Out" (Motown) 35/3 WKND. WPLZ, WANM, WAAA. Heavy- WVEE, WEDR, WFXA, WXOK, Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/0, Light 8/7, Total Adds 7. WVEE, K104, WIMP, Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 13/0, Light 22/3, Total Adds 3, WXYV. WVKO, WGPR. Medium: WDAS, WDJY. Medium: WDMT. WZAK, KDAY. WGPR. WFXC, WOMG, WKXI, WZAZ, WBLX, WOOK, WANM, WVOI, KDKO. 32/3 UTFO "We Work Hard" (Select) 132 KRYSTOL "Passion From A Woman" (Epic) KSOL, WTLC. Medium: KDAY, WFXC. WZAZ. WHUR, K104, KOXL, WTKL, Rotations. Heavy O /O. Medium 3/0, Light 102, Total Adds 2, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/0. Light 22/3, Total Adds 3, WEDR, WOOK, KBUZ. Medium: WANM, WTLC, KOKO. TRINERE "How Can We Be Wrong" (Jam Packed) 124 JET94, WZAZ, WJYL, WZEN. Medium KDAY. Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Ught 10/6, Total Adds 6, MEE. WGCI, WDMT, WKXI, WCKX, RANDY CRAWFORD "Can't Stand The Pain" (WB) 32/1 Rotations. Medium: WDAS, WTMP, WBLZ, WTKL. Rotations: Heavy 2/0. Medium 15/0, Light 15/1. Total Adds 1, WHUR. Heavy: WW, KACE. WWDM, WCKX, WZEN. 12/3 WDMT. WDKX, KOXL, WAN, WPEG, WFXC, KDLZ, WOMG, KOKY, MARY JANE GIRLS "Walk Like A Man" (Motown) KOKY. Heavy. WAOK. Medium: WZAK. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/1, Light 9/2. Total Adds 3, WLUM. WOMG, BADE "Is It A Crime" (PortraIUC88) 29/3 K104, 0C104. WDKX, KACE. 11/1 Rotations. Heavy 4/0 Medium 16/0 Light 9/3 Total Adds 3, WXYV, WKXI, WORL. Heavy: ROSE BROTHERS "Wall To Will Freaks" (MSS/Malaeo) WLOU, WAAA, 1, Heavy. WJMI. Medium: WYLDFM. WANM. Medium WAMO, KMJO, WEDR, K94, WIMP, WLUM, KSOL, WFXA, WTKL, WAN, WENN, KDLZ, WJYL, Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Ught 8/1, Total Adds WOWI KDKO. EL DeBARGE "Love Always" (Gordy/Motown) 10/10 WZAK, B95, KMJM, WNHC, KOXL, WMMC. WPLZ, MICHAEL JONZUN "Burnie' Up" (A&M) 28/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 1/1, Light 8/8, Total Adds 10, WHUR, Medium: WILD. WDIA, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/0, Light 17/3, Total Adds 3, KDAY, XHRM, Z103. Heavy: WJMI. WTLC, KACE. WTMP, KIIZ, KJCB. WCKX. WGPR, WKWM, WXLA, WVOI. SLAVE "All We Need Is Time" (Ichlban) 10/2 WKXI. Heavy KOKY. Medium: WTMP, WTKL. WBLX. DHAR BRAXTON "Jump Back (Set Me Free)" (Sleeping Bag) 274 Rotations. Heavy 1/0. Medium 5/1. Light 4/1, Total Adds 2, WXOK, WTLC. Heavy: WWIN, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/0. Light 21/6. Total Adds 6, WXYV, WUSL. WENN. WPEG. WGPR, WTLC. WILD. Medium WRKS, WZAK, KJLH. WWDM.

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FRESH Allan MAIN ATTRACTION MELI SA MORGAN LOU BAWLS Dave Ray Boyd Ron January CHAKA KHAN PATTI LABELLE ATLANTIC STARR Roy Sampson Hottest: JAMES INGRAM CLAYTON SAVAGE JEFFREY OSBORNE SANDRA FEVA LIONEL RICHIE JEFFREY OSBORNE PRINCE GLENN JONES FAT BOYS PRINCE LIONEL RICHIE GLENN JONES MICHAEL MCDONALD Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE DOUBLE SANDRA FEVA RICK JAMES ORAN JUICE JONES JEFFREY OSBORNE TRI HEISE Hottest: FEVA ORAN JUICE JONES DNAN BRAXTON PRINCE WILLIE COLLINS SANDRA DOUG E. FRESH SPENCER JONES BOBBY JIMMY MTUME TARBROUGH L PEOPL EL DEBARGE REGINA Hottest: SHIRLEY JONES WHODINI GEORGE CLINTON L.A. DREAM TEAM JEFFREY OSBORNE. TEMPTATIONS BILLY OCEAN SKYY FULL FORCE JANET JACKSON SKYY Hottest: SHIRLEY MURDOCK DOUG E. FRESH GLENN JONES SET, WILLIE COLLINS TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB GWEN GUTHAIE JEFFREY OSBORNE JANET JACKSON SHIRLEY LEVERT O.C. SMITH JEAN CARNE LISA LISA Hottest: JONES NICOLE LISA LISA CONTROLLERS Hottest: MICHAEL MCDONALD ANITA BAKER FULL FORCE SHIRLEY JONES FIZZY OWICK TIM. SOCIAL CLUB MELT SA MORGAN Rock TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB Hottest: KOKYILittle FAT BOYS REGINA SADE MADONNA ORAN JUICE JONES TEENA MARIE TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB WOMG /Gr.nsboro Frazier/Earl JEFFREY OSBORNE LEVERT JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: MOORE L KASHIF WUSUPNIIadelphls Doc Foster WYLD-FMINew Orkans RICK JAMES Notteer: LUTHER VANDROSS JEFFREY OSBORNE L.A. DREAM TEAM ANITA BAKER CASHFLOW SKYY Tony Quarterons Dell Spencer BETTY WRIGHT SHIRLEY JONES RUN D.M.C. NU SHOOZ ATLANTIC STARR RAINY DAVIS TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB WHOD INI DHAR BRAXTON MODRE L KASHIF JAMES INGRAM FULL FORCE TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB LISA LISA MARY JANE GIRLS MAZARATI MARY JANE GIRLS LUTHER VANDROSS JEFFREY OSBORNE EL DEBARGE BAND PRINCE WAOKIAtlanta BILLY OCEAN JUNKYARD CHERRELLE SHIRLEY JONES DENIECE WILLIAMS 995:Kansas City SATIN SILK L LACE Lem/ Tinsley FAT LARRY'S BAND AFRIKA BAMBAATAA WENNBinn ingham JETS PRINCE McKaylPalegl W WINIBaHlmore Hottest: LEVERT RUN D.M.C. none Dave Donnell MELT SA MORGAN LIONEL RICHIE DENIECE WILLIAMS NewmanlDunn ORAN JUICE JONES PRINCE LABELLE L MCDONAL Hottest: Hottest. O.C. SMITH MIDWEST BAND ATLANTIC STARR TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB SOS TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB BILLY WEAN Hottest BILLY OCEAN HANSON L DAVIS BILLY OCEAN KHAN LIONEL RICHIE JEFFREY OSBORNE MIDNIGHT STAR JEAN CARNE CHAKA JEAN CARNE JAMES INGRAM JAMES INGRAM DEBARGE TIMEX SOCIAL. CLUB RENE L ANGELA RICK JAMES NU SHOOZ MTUME EL LIONEL RICHIE ATLANTIC STARR WBMXIChlcago JEAN CARNE JANET JACKSON NEW EDITION LEVERT SKYY WVKOIColumbus WHOD INI RELI'SA MORGAN Marco Spoon Hottest: WDASIPNlladelphls EL DEBARGE JEFFREY OSBORNE GLENN JONES RICK JAMES KC Jones KLYMAXX JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: GENESIS JUNIOR Joe Tamburro TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB LIONEL WFXAIAugusla DHAR BRAXTON WHY ZIGreenville JEAN CARNE MADONNA RICHIE PETER GABRIEL GLENN JONES PIECES OF A DREAM MCDONALD BILLY OCEAN TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB FAT BOYS Sewell/Merrill TayloriCarson REAL ROXANNE MICHAEL JETS JUNIOR WOWIINorlolk DOUBLE RICK JAMES BILLY OCEAN EL DEBARGE LIONEL RICHIE DAZZ BAND Don Allen FIZZY OWICK MICHAEL MCDONALD none Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE. RICK JAMES GEORGE CLINTON MADONNA JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB BOYS WHOD Hottest: YARBROUGH L PEOPL PRINCE FAT TROUBLE FUNK INI RELSA MORGAN EL DEBARGE. PRINCE WXL A /Lens:no RAPPIN' DUKE JEFFREY OSBORNE BOBBY JIMMY MTUME STEVO ARMANI Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE W LOUILOulsvllle JEAN CARNE WHODINI EL DEBARGE NEW EDITION STEPHANIE MILLS Hottest: Liz Colbert RAINY DAVIS MTUME JEFFREY OSBORNE LIONEL RICHIE RICK JAMES LIONEL RICHIE Tony T. Fields LIONEL, RICHIE RICK JAMES TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB BILLY OCEAN LOVE EL DEBARGE LEVERT ORAN JUICE JONES MTUME LEVERT PATTI LABELLE JOESKI JEFFREY OSBORNE REGINA SHIRLEY JONES LIONEL RICHIE WILLIE COLON JEAN CARNE LORING k ANDERSON BILLY OCEAN FULL FORCE ANITA BAKER Z931Charleston SOS BAND MTUME MICHAEL SEMBEI.LO Hottest: MELT SA MORGAN ORAN JUICE JONES GWEN GUTAIR IE NEW EDITION 1103/Columbus Hottest: TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB CIIII Fletcher Hottest: NU SHOOZ TRANZ IT W XOKIBaton Rouge MTUME DOUG E. FRESH TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB Hottest: ROSE BROTHERS Keith Antoine WILDIBOSIOn Guy Broady CHAKA KHAN TIME% SOCIAL CLUB WGCIIChlcago PRINCE STEVE ARRINGTON EL DEBARGE BILLY OCEAN Elroy Smith BILLY OCEAN JEFFREY OSBORNE L. Michaels FAT BOYS RICK JAMES SIMPLY RED STARPOINT PATTI AUSTIN CONTROLLERS MELT SA MORGAN ANITA BAKER MTUME NU SHOOZ NEM EDITION GABRIEL MELI'SA MORGAN CHAKA KHAN WHOD INI PETER PATTI LABELLE JETS JEFFREY OSBORNE EL DEBARGE DAZZ BAND MOORE L KASHIF PATTI LABELLE. IVY Hottest: TRINERF. MICHAEL JONZUN BILLY OCEAN SMOKET ROBINSON TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB CASHFLOW WAMOIPIiteburgh COLONEL ABRAMS LEVERT CHAKA KHAN LEVERT JEAN CARNE WLUMIMIMaukae JAMES INGRAM WoodsonlAnthony JEFFREY OSBORNE DENIECE WILLIAMS CONTROLLERS PAT LARRY'S BAND RICK JAMES Bsvni. Miller LOOSE ENDS DENIECE WILLIAMS GEORGE CLINTON MELT SA MORGAN MAIN ATTRACTION SKYY MIDNIGHT STAR rmne JAMES INGRAM WOF % /GulfportBiloai LIONEL RICHIE LEVERT MADONNA SOS BAND JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottestt Hottest: WHODINI Jim Lucas WJYLILouisville BILLY OCEAN Hottest: LORING L ANDERSON CASHFLOW RAINY DAVIS JANET JACKSON Hot te st WllliamslMarch Hottest: JEAN CARNE MARY JANE GIRLS SHIRLEY JONES JEFFREY OSBORNE KRCINorfolk TIMIX SOCIAL CLUB Hottest: TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB JEFFREY OSBORNE JEFFREY OSBORNE SKYY MIKE L MECHANICS BILLY OCEAN PETER GABRIEL EL DEBARGE JUNIOR JUNIOR Mike Allen RICK JAMES TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB LISA LISA JEFFREY OSBORNE LEVERT GWEN GUTHRIE RICK JAMES WHODINI CONTROLLERS SIMPLY RED RAINY RAVIS WHOD INI RICK JAMES BAKER MIDNIGHT STAR PRINCE. JEAN CARNE MADONNA PATTI TABELLE ANITA NEW EDITION TMP BAND TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB SHIRLEY JONES Hottest: MTUME LEVERT Hottest: ANITA BAKER GENESIS NEW EDITION LIONEL RICHIE WKNDIHartlerd WDKX /Rochester PETER GABRIEL TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB WJLBIDetmlt JERMAINE STEWART CASHFLOW CHAKA KHAN JordanlMCLean Andr. Marcel WPEGICharlotte CLAYTON SAVAGE NEW EDITION WBLZICincinnati hltmors SHIRLEY JONES JEFFREY OSBORNE AI.XanderlW Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE Brian Castle CHERRELLE CHAKA KHAN KOXL/Beton Rouge Michael Saunders BILLY OCEAN BI LILY OCEAN TIME% SOCIAL CLUB MIDNIGHT STAR MELI SA MORGAN LUTHER VANDROSS WHOD INI C.L. Hayes DENIECE WILLIAMS DOUG E. FRESH NU SHOOZ JEFFREY OSBORNE EL REBARGE LIONEL RICHIE DAZZ BAND JEFFREY OSBORNE DENIECE WILLI ANS DAZZ BAND SHIRLEY JONES LEVERT EL REBARGE BILLY OCEAN RICK JAMES KMJMISI. Louis LISA LISA WJJSILynchburg JETS BILLY OCEAN STACEY Q JUNIOR LISA LISA JETS JEAN CARNE Hottest: Mika Sirsdlord BBLO LEVERT MELT SA MORGAN EL DEBARGE Lad Golns MIDNIGHT STAR JAMES INGRAM SOS BAND BILLY OCEAN Hottest: GLENN JONES NICOLE MAZARATI ATLANTIC STARR L.A. DREAM TEAM MIDNIGHT STAR EL DEBARGE ANITA BAKER JAMES INGRAM ONAR BRAXTON PATTI LABELLE DENIECE WILLIAMS ROCKWELL JUNIOR KMJOMouslon JEFFREY OSBORNE PETER GABR I EL JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: PRINCE GWEN GUTHAIE PRINCE PATTI TABELLE YARBROUGH L PEOPL AlkinslMichael CLUB BBLO TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB LIONEL RICHIE TIMEX SOCIAL NU SHOOZ OLIVER WHO TOTAL CONTRAST MICHAEL MCDONALD LIONEL RICHIE LEVERT EL DEBARGE NU SHOOZ PRINCE RAPPIN' WEE JEAN CARNE. SHIRLEY MURDOCK Hottest: AFRIKA BAMBAATAA Hottest: SOS BAND D.M.C. JEFFREY OSBORNE FULL FORCE TIME% SOCIAL CLUB Nottee[: PUN BBLO EL DEBARGE MIDNIGHT STAR LIONEL RICHIE PRINCE BILLY OCEAN WORL/Oriando JEFFREY OSBORNE ISLET JASPER ISLE. Hottest: TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB GLENN JONES MELT SA MORGAN Neven RUN D.M.C. GLENN JONES Earl James EL DEBARGE NEW EDITION WNHCINSW ANITA BAKER NEM EDITION JAMES INGRAM PRINCE Jordan MTUME JONNIE BABY RUN D.M.C. CHERRELLE JEFFREY OSBORNE James WHUR/Washington JEAN CARNE DAZZ BAND WHOD TNT RICK JAMES CONTROLLERS Hottest PETER GABRIEL PRINCE MOORE E KASHIF STARPOINT STACEY D SANDRA FE/A Mike Archie JEFFREY OSBORNE TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB SHIRLEY JONES SOS BAND BAKER Hottest WHODINI MIDNIGHT STAR ANITA WDMTIC CASHFLOW Hottest: levsbnd SHIRLEY JONES ENDS PRINCE JET941Chattanoo9a EL DEBARGE SADE LOOSE ANITA BAKER Dean Dean WOPR/Detrolt LUTHER VANDROSS EL DERARGE Frank St. James BILLY OCEAN NICOLE EL DEBARGE WTKLIBeIon Rouge EL DEBARGE Joe Spencer STEVE ARRINGTON BETTY WRIGHT JAMES INGRAM RICK JAMES LIONEL RICHIE STEVE ARRINGTON RICK JAMES STEVIE WONDER WILLIE COLON LIONEL RICHI E E. Rodney Jones PATTI LABELLE Hottest: CONTROLLERS DHAR BRAXTON CHERRELLE DEBARGE EL DEBARGE BILLY OCEAN ORAN JUICE JONES SOS BAND EL PRINCE BILLIE PATTI LABELLE CON FUNK SHUN WDIAIMemphis OSBORNE STEPHANIE MILLS ATLANTIC STARR BILLY OCFAN JEFFREY D.J. HOLLYWOOD LIONEL RICHIE JEFFREY OSBORNE Bobby O'Jay TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB WZENISI. Louis CHAKA KHAN RANDY CRAWFORD DENIECE. WILLIAMS LEVERT STARPOINT LEVERT WKXI /Jackson JAMES Andre Fuller STEVE ARRINGTON Hottest: ROD STEWART ME SH AY RICK TRINERE BILLY OCEAN BILLY OCEAN Tommy Marshall Hottest: SHIRLEY JONES GWEN CUTUP lE EGYPTIAN LOVER NEW EDITION MICHAEL MCDONALD DAZZ BAND JANET JACKSON GLENN JONES TRINERE RAINY DAVIS L.L. COOL J SADE HARRIS HAITH LISA LISA FIZZY OWICK JEAN CARNE TMP BAWD LIONEL RICHIE SKYY CLAYTON SAVAGE SPENCER JONES LOU RAWLS Hottest: MELI'SA MORGAN MCDONALD LW RAWLS CLAYTON SAVAGE REGINA MICHAEL WHOD INI LIONEL RICHIE RUN D.M.C. Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS CLAYTON SAVAGE KHYSIPort Arthur MELT SA MORGAN JEAN CARNE ANITA BAKER AFRIKA BAMBAATAA Hottest: TIMES SOCIAL CLUB NEW EDITION SHIRLEY MURDOCK TRINERF KLYMAXX CASHFLOW Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE Petry/Davis NEW EDITION JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: CHAKA KHAN YARBROUGH L PEOPL WDJYIWeshington RICK JAMES ANITA BAKER BOOGIE BOYS SHIRLEY JONES JOESKI LOVE SLAVE none FAT BOYS WRKSINew York Brute Bellay JEFFREY OSBORNE JEAN CARNE REAL ROXANNE TIM. SOCIAL CLUB TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: FOXX Tony Grey CASHFLOW Hottest: TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB JEAN CARNE PATT I LABELLE MOORE L KASHIF JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: CHERRELLE EL DEBARGE WZAKICIevehnd BILLY OCEAN TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB GAVIN CHRISTOPHER WHODINI STEPHANIE MILLS TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB W HRKIMemphis WK W MIGrand Rapids Hottest: WHODINI BILLY OCEAN TolllverlParry SHIRLEY JONES JEFFREY OSBORNE Wells/Smith MIDNIGHT STAR Grant)Franklin ANITA BAKER LABELLE L MCDONAL FAT BOYS WMMCIColumbia RUN D.M.C. RUN D.M.C. EL DEBARGE. CON FUNK SHUN JANET JACKSON SATIN SILK L LACE LISP LISA ORAN JUICE JONES LIONEL RICHIE SaurdersMichnels MTUME REAL ROXANNE EL DEBARGE GLENN JONES DENIECE WILLIAMS BILLY OCEAN MICHAEL MCDONALD WPLZIRichmond BILLY OCEAN BARBARA MITCHELL LIONEL RICHIE MAIN ATTRACTION PRINCE LEVERT WJMIIJackson ATLANTIC STARR Hottest: JAMES INGRAM WHODINI CrumbleylDaniels CHAKA KHAN TROUBLE FUNK W VOlrtoledo NEW EDITION TAYLOR Carl Haynes LIONEL RICHIE EL DEBARGE DENIECE WILL IAMS Paul Brown ANDY LIONEL RICHIE DOUG E. FRESH KLYMAXX KLYMAXX STEVE ARRINGTON Hottest: none PRINCE LEVERT RAINY DAVIS EL DEBARGE JAMES INGRAM JAMES INGRAM RUN D.M.C. Hottest: EL DEBARGE KLYMAXX ORAN JUICE JONES Hottest: DOUBLE JANET JACKSON PRINCE JOESKI LOVE TEASE STARPO INT MELT SA MORGAN TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB JANICE CHRISTIE MAIN ATTRACTION CASHFLOW JERMAINE JACKSON JAMES INGRAM GAP BAND PETER CETERA HAROLD DANIELS RAPPIN' DUKE TIME% SOCIAL CLUB EGYPTI AN LOVER MIDNIGHT STAR TMP BAND ROD STEWART LEVERT Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE JANICE SWEET SENSATION NICOLE MADONNA NOR Hottest: TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB KUKOIPhoenis READY FOR THE DOUG E. FRESH Hottest: GENESIS TIMIX SOCIAL CLUB FULL FORCE W TLCIIndlanapolls GUI NN TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB Rick Thomas EL DEBARGE ANITA BAKER WZAZJJacksonville DENIECE WILLIAMS Jay Johnson JEFFREY OSBORNE WEST MTUME JEAN CARNE JEAN CARNE K1041D.Ilas Nel LOOSE ENDS BEAU WILLIAMS Jackson RICK JAMES RUN D.M.C. REAL ROXANNE LIONEL RICHIE Terri Avery JEAN CARNE JEFFREY OSBORNE T RANZIT UTFO GWEN GUTHRIE DAZZ BAND Hottest: RICK JAMES DOUG E. FRESH WCKX!COIUmbus M.C. DOLLAR BILL RAINY DAVIS MICHAEL MCDONALD CONTROLLERS JONES WALTIMerldisn LIONEL RICHIE SOS BAND GLENN PATTI LABELLE RICK JAMES Rick Stevens KBUZ/Wlohlta SHIRLEY JONES PRINCE PRINCE BILLY OCEAN Aundra RusN11 JEFFREY OSBORNE CHAKA KHAN NU SHOOZ DRAA BRAXTON Roche! Wright Hottest: ORAN JUICE JONES SHIRLEY JONES KDKOIDenver KDAYILos Angeles PRINCE LIONEL RICHIE WHODINI LISA LISA EL DEBARGE STEVIE WONDER ANITA BAKER SOS RAND Danny Hams Panerson!MaCk WHOD INI BILLY OCEAN BILLY OCEAN FULL FORCE TIMES SOCIAL CLUB M.C. DOLLAR BILL CHAKA KHAN WHODINI JAMES INGRAM MAZARATI Hottest: MIGHTY MOUTH KAPEISan Antonio LIONEL RICHIE LEVERT JEFFREY OSBORNE LIONEL RICHIE RUN D.M.C. LEVERS TRINERE ORAN JUICE. JONES MTUME Mike Kelly WHODINI LIONEL RICHIE PRINCE BOOGIE BOYS Hottest: PATT I AUSTIN BILLY OCEAN BOBBY JIMMY GWEN GUTHRIE ANITA BAILER BILLY OCEAN SHIRLEY JONES LOVE JOESKI LOVE COLONEL ABRAMS CHAKA KHAN JOESKI Hottest: NICOLE SHIRLEY MURDOCK STARPOINT SOS BAND NEW EDITION TIME% SOCIAL CLUB Hottest: EL DEBARGE MOORE L KASHIF SOS BAND K RYSTOL CLARENCE CARTER GLENN JONES XHRMISan Diego VANDROSS JEFFREY OSBORNE JEFFREY OSBORNE MELT SA MORGAN LUTHER JEFFREY OSBORNE RICHIE RAPPIN' LAKE LISA LISA L.D. McCollum 52ND ST. LIONEL SKAT Hottest: Hottest JEAN CARNE DENIECE WILLIAMS JEAN CARNE AFRIKA BAMBAATAA DENIECE WILLIAMS C ASH FLOW JEAN CARNE SHIRLEY JONES LIONEL RICHIE. WFXCIDumam PRINCE STARPOINT TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB Hottest: AFRIKA BAMBAATAA RICK JAMES JEFFREY OSBORNE JETS Alvin Slow. STEPHANIE MILLS MAIN ATTRACTION CON FUNK SHUN TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB FAT BOYS SHIRLEY JONES STEVIE WONDER MICHAEL JONZUN CHAKA KHAN RICK JAMES JEAN CARNE MICHAEL JONZUN RICHIE JERMAINE JACKSON Hottest: LIONEL WPDOIJacksonville JOESKI LOVE CASHFLOW Hottest: KLYMAXX Hottest: JEAN CARNE JEFFREY OSBORNE Larry Brody ANITA BAKER ANITA BAKER BOBBY JIMMY MTUME PRINCE SHIRLEY JONES CON PUNK SHUN TIM. SOCIAL CLUB DENIECE WILLIAMS REAL ROXANNE LIONEL RICHIE W EDRIMIamI ISLET JASPER ISLE REAL ROXANNE ORAN JUICE JONES JEAN CARNE BILLY OCEAN JEAN CARNE EL DEBARGE ABRAMS Jackson/Jones CON FUNK SHUN COLONEL Hottest: CASHFLOW ANITA BAKER LEVERT JEFFREY OSBORNE ORAN JUICE JONES JONES 85 Reporting Stations KSOLISen Francisco GLENN TIM. SOCIAL CLUB MORGAN Hottest: MELT SA W WDMISumler KJLHAos Angeles Robinson /Moody JEAN CARNE DAZZ BAND 79 Current Reports NEW EDITION Dea nlMcM ugh Doug MTUME TROUBLE FUNK tumors JEAN CARNE DENIECE WILLIAMS SHIRLEY JONES LIONEL RICHIE ANITA BAKER WAOK /Atlanta, WFXA /Augusta, RUN D.M.C. JANICE CHRISTIE GLENN JONES KRYSTOL LIONEL RICHIE RICK JAMES WJMI /Jackson, WBLX /Mobile_ SIMPLY RED KACEILOS Angeles MANTRONIX KIIZ/KIIIean PRINCESS WHODINI JEFFREY OSBORNE SOS BAND Pam Robinson GWEN GUTHAIE Bill SI. John CONTROLLERS JAMES INGRAM and KHYS /Port Arthur PATTI LABELLE ORAN JUICE JONES FAT BOYS CHAKA KHAN MIDNIGHT STAR a list WHODINI EL DEBARGE COLONEL ABRAMS WBL% /Mobile LATIN RASCALS LEVERT reported frozen DENIECE WILLIAMS ORAN JUICE JONES MELI'SA MORGAN REAL ROXANNE Tony Brown SANDRA FEVA JETS LEVERT this week. CASHFLOW PHILIP BAILEY CHAKA KHAN JUNIOR NU SHOOZ AFRIKA BAMBAATAA JAMES INGRAM UTFO none JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: Hottest: RICHIE Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: LIONEL Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE MAZARATI failed TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB JEAN CARNE SPENCER JONES DRAMATICS MTUME EL DERANGE TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB WAMO /Pittsburgh Hottest: CON FUNK SHUN RUN D.M.C. ANITA BAKER MIDNIGHT STAR YARBROUGH L PEOPL JEFFREY OSBORNE to report and Its Information JEFFREY OSBORNE LUTHER VANDROSS BILLY OCEAN BILLY OCEAN JEAN CARNE ND! EDITION STEPHANIE MILLS MAZARATI SHIRLEY JONES MIDNIGHT STAR TIM. SOCIAL CLUB RICK JAMES TIME( SOCIAL CLUB SKYY was frozen. BILLY OCEAN JAMES 'ANBORN TIMIX SOCIAL CLUB EL DEBARGE JEFFREY OSBORNE JEFFREY OSBORNE MTUME

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Total mee nso Lau Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Light wee. weeks wen - In His Right Mind... (MCA) 158/1 142 14 2 1 3 2 0 GEORGE STRAIT /Nobody 160/0 134 23 3 3 1 1 2 JUDDS/Rockin' With The Rhythm Of The Rain (RCA/Curb) 3 I Needed (MCA) 151/0 123 25 14 10 7 0 JOHN SCHNEIDER/You're The Last Thing 158/0 105 50 3 MOST ADDED 21 12 6 0 DON WILLIAMS /Heartbeat In The Darkness (Capitol) PAKE McENTIRE /Savin' My Love For You (RCA) 155/0 107 43 5 17 11 9 0 E. BABBITT & J. NEWTON (44) 149/0 109 33 7 12 6 3 6 RONNIE McDOWELL /All Tied Up (MCA/Curb) ROSANNE CASH (42) 140/0 107 27 6 11 7 6 7 T. GRAHAM BROWN/I Wish That I Could Hurt... (Capitol) TANYA TUCKER (39) 151/2 87 59 5 SYLVIA (30) 20 15 12 0 T.G. SHEPPARD /Strong Heart (Columbia) 154/1 81 63 10 OAK RIDGE BOYS (29) 19 13 11 0 WAYLON JENNINGS/Will The Wolf Survive (MCA) 103 23 12 DWIGHT YOAKAM (27) 4 10 RANDY TRAVIS /On The Other Hand (WB) 138/1 4 4 CRYSTAL GAYLE (27) The Five Dime (Mercury/PG) 140/1 99 24 17 to s 5 11 KATHY MATTEA /Love At & FORESTER SISTERS (26) 159/1 60 88 11 29 22 14 ® CONWAY TWITTY /Desperado Love (WB) GARY MORRIS (22) 146/2 71 66 9 23 17 15 e STATLER BROTHERS /Count On Me (Mercury/PG) KEITH WHITLEY (21) 151/3 53 84 14 25 18 16 MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY/Rollin' Nowhere (WB) 43 101 14 30 26 17 EDDY RAVEN /Sometimes A Lady (RCA) 158/3 152/3 40 95 17 32 21 20 ID HANK WILLIAMS JR. /Country State Of Mind (WB /Curb) 123/0 62 42 19 1 2 10 17 JUDY RODMAN /Until I Met You (MTM) 141/1 43 73 25 26 25 21 C) RICKY SKAGGS /I've Got A New Heartache (Epic) 159/6 13 117 29 43 31 26 REBA McENTIRE /Little Rock (MCA) 155/3 17 107 31 34 30 23 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND/Stand A Little Rain (WB) 155/5 20 101 34 36 29 25 ® JOHN CONLEE!Got My Heart Set On You (Columbia) 146/5 28 87 31 HOTTEST 33 28 24 a MERLE HAGGARD /A Friend In California (Epic) 156/14 16 97 43 GEORGE STRAIT (93) - 40 27 a RONNIE MILSAP /In Love (RCA) You Know... (MCA) 143/12 9 86 48 JUDOS (86) 42 36 29 m NICOLETTE LARSON with STEVE WARINER/That's How 143/12 11 87 45 RANDY TRAVIS (69) 39 33 30 GIRLS NEXT DOOR /Slow Boat To China (MTM) ';i DON WILLIAMS (38) You (RCA) 100/0 39 50 11 16 14 13 26 MICHAEL JOHNSON /Gotta Learn To Love Without KATHY MATTEA (35) 111/0 28 62 21 22 20 18 27 SAWYER BROWN /Shakin (Capitol /Curb) T. GRAHAM BROWN (34) 37 30 22 2 9 19 28 LEE GREENWOOD/Hearts Aren't Made To Break (MCA) 89/1 RONNIE McDOWELL (32) 138/26 0 69 69 JOHN SCHNEIDER (30) - 49 36 Ci FORESTER SISTERS /Lonely Alone (WB) PAKE McENT1RE (28) PAYCHECK/Old Violin (Mercury/PG) 101/2 23 54 24 .38 34 32 a JOHNNY 69 JUDY RODMAN (21) 43 DWIGHT YOAKAM /Guitars, Cadillacs (Reprise/WB) 123/27 5 49 120/21 4 62 54 STATLER BROTHERS (21) 46 38 e KEITH WHITLEY/fen Feet Away (RCA) 112/11 7 62 43 46 42 35 at CARL PERKINS/Birth Of Rock And Roll (America Smash/PG) 2 52 57 BREAKER el JANIE FRICKIE /Always Have Always Will (Columbia) 111/18 96/9 4 49 43 BREAKER a LACY J. DALTON/Working Class Man (Columbia) 7 50 37 47 44 42 © VINCE GILL/With You (RCA) 94/5 13 34 21 6 e 22 37 ED BRUCE /Nights (RCA) 68/1 2 30 71 BREAKER 0 EDDIE RABBITT & JUICE NEWTON/Both ToEach Other (RCA) 103/44 MOST ADDED S HOTTEST list those songs SYLVIA/Nothin' Ventured Nothin' Gained (RCA) 93/30 0 28 65 I DEBUT m achieving the most adds nationally. and the songs 80/11 2 40 38 - - 46 0 STEVE EARLE/Guitar Town (MCA) reported "hottest" compiled front all our reporters. 11 27 14 The number in parentheses immediately following s 16 33 41 SOUTHERN PACIFIC/Reno Bound (WB) 52/0 18 14 15 the songs in Most Added & Hottest indicate the total 13 42 DAN SEALS/Everything That Glitters (EMI America) 47/1 23 31 number of Country reporters adding the song this 93/39 1 23 69 DEBUT a TANYA TUCKER /Just Another Love (Capitol) week or noting that the song is among their rive hottest_ 17 20 14 18 19 28 44 GEORGE JONES/Somebody Wants Me Out Ot The Way (Epic) 51/0 83/16 2 34 47 - - 5o LOUISE MANDRELL/I Wanna Hear It From Your Lips (RCA) 9 28 18 41 38 34 46 KENNY ROGERS with NICKIE RYDER/The Pride Is Back (RCA) 55/1 0 30 54 DEBUT m OAK RIDGE BOYS /You Made A Rock Of A Rolling Stone (MCA) 84/29 /Curb) 71/11 2 32 37 I DEBUT 0 KENDALLS/Too Late (MCA ROSANNE CASH/Second To No One (Columbia) 76/42 1 11 64 I DEBUT J 0 3 27 26 .. 5o 45 50 WILD CHOIR /Next Time (RCA) 56/1

EDDIE RABBITT & JUICE NEWTON Both To Each Other (RCA) BREAKERS. On 64% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 30, Light 71, Total Adds 44 Including WVAM, WPOC, WXTU, WNYR, WYAY, WSOC, KSSN, WSIX, WODR, WUBE, WWWW, WXCL, KWEN, KUGN, KZLA, KSON, KMPS. Debuts at number 38 on the Country chart.

JANIE FRICKIE LACY J. DALTON Always Have Always Will (Columbia) Working Class Man (Columbia) On 69% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 52, Light 57, Total Adds 18, On 60% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 4, Medium 49, Light 43, Total Adds 9, WVAM, WAJR, KHEY, WDXE, WCMS, KRMD, WSLR, WONE, WCUZ, WGEE, KFKF, WVAM, WKYG, CHOW, WDXE, WKIX, WRNL, KRMD, WTOD, KRAK. Heavy: WBOS, WMIL, KWEN, KGHL, KUUY, KUGN, KRAK, KMPS. Moves 44 -34 on the Country chart. KKYX, WOW, KKCS. Moves 48 -41 -35 on the Country chart.

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GLEN CAMPBELL "Call Home" (Atlantic America) 21/17 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 18. Total Adds 17, WVAM. WTSV, WWVA, WYII, WOKK, WCMS, WIRK, KFGO, WOW. NEW & ACTIVE WTCM, KVOO, KUZZ, KRWO. KOIL, KALF, KSOP, KCKC. Medium: KKYX, WDAF. Light: WBGW, KXXY. r A.J. MASTERS "Love Keep Your Distance" (Bermuda Duna) 21/11 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 18, Total Adds 11, WBGW, WWVA, KKIX, KYKX, WKKO, WAXX, KFGO, WOW, WXCL, TANYA TUCKER "Just Another Love" (Capitol) 93/39 KALF, KSOP. Medium: WTCM, KRKT. Light: WVAM, WIXY, WYII, WGTO, WCMS, KRWO, KEIN, KIGO. Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 23, Light 69. Total Adds 39 including WBOS, WHN, WCVR, WZZK, KSSN, WKSJ, WSIX, WOYK, DONNA FARGO "Woman Of The '801" (Mercury/PolyGrem) 19/10 KBMR. WONE, KSO, WOW, WTHI, KUGN, KFRE, KCCY, KSOP, KMPS, KRPM, KGA. Debuts at number 43. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 16, Total Adds 10, WVAM. WWVA, WTVY, KYKX, KKYX, KFGO, KWMT, KOIL, KSOP, SYLVIA "Nothin' Ventured Nothln' Gained" (RCA) 9340 KILO. Medium. WTSV, KRKT. Light: WUSY, WOKK, KSO, WOW, KVOO, KKAL, KALF. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 28, Light 65. Total Adds 30 including WCAO, WOKE, WKYG, WEZL, WTVY, WKSJ. WSM, LARRY BOONE "Stranger Things Have Happened" (Mercury/PolyGram) 18/11 WMNI, WCUZ, WGEE, WFMS. KFKF, WLLR, WKCO, WTHI, KYGO, KUGN, KRAK, KGA. Debuts at number 39. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4. Light 14, Total Adds 11, WGTO. WTVY. WLWI, WOYK, WAXX, KFGO, KWMT, KITS, KVOO, OAK RIDGE BOYS "You Made A Rock Of A Rolling Stone" (MCA) 84/29 KFRE, KSOP. Medium: WCVR, WOW, KRKT. Light: WTSV, KRRV, KSO, WTCM. Rotations. Heavy Medium Light 54, Total Adds 29 Including WYRK, WAJR, WHN, WKYG, WDSY, WPOR, WXBO, 0, 30, DARLENE AUSTIN "Guilty Eyes" (CPT) 18/2 WEZL. KISSFM, WFMS, KFKF, WTSO, WBCS, WXCL. KITS. KRST, KUZZ, KKCS, KIIM. Debuts at number 47. Rotations: Heavy 2. Medium 5, Light 11, Total Adds 2, WWJO, KOIL. Heavy: KFGO, KRKT. Medium: WCVR, KRRV, KBMR, LOUISE MANDRELL "I Wanes Hear It From Your Ups" (RCA) 83/18 KALF, KIGO. Light: WBGW, WIXY, WYII, KKYX,-KTPK, KVOO, KFDI, KRWO. KEIN. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 34, Light 47. Total Adds 16, WTCR, CHOW, WWVA. KHEY, WDXE, WSM, WOYK, WUSO, WSLR, SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO "Since I Found You" (Columbia) 15/15 WMNI, WAXX, WDGY, KITS, WWJO, K102, WTHI. Heavy: WOKK, KSOP. Moves 50-45 on the Country chart. Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 0, Light 14, Total Adds 15, WVAM, WBGW, WOKE), WRKZ, WESC, WOKK, WIRK, WAXX, WOW, STEVE EARLE "Guitar Town" (MCA) 80/11 WXCL, KVOO, KKAL, KRWO, KALF, KTOM. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 40, Light 38. Total Adds 11, WOBE, WRKZ, WTCR, WHN, KHEY, WDXE, WKSJ, WKIX, WMNI, NEW GRASS REVIVAL "What You Do To Me" (EMI America) 15/2 WWJO, KMPS. Heavy: WOKK, KRKT. Medium: WGNA, WBGW, WUSY, WOYK, WKCO. WTCM, KTOM, KSOP, KCKC. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 12, Total Adds 2, WIXY, KFGO. Medium: KITS, WTCM, (FOI. Light: WWVA, WYII, Moves 46-40 on the Country chart. WTVY, WESC, WLWI, WPAP, WOW, KTPK, KUUY, KALF. ROSANNE "Second To No One" (Columbia) 78/42 CASH MALCHAK 8 RUCKER "Slow Motion" (Alpine) 14/11 Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 11, Light 64. Total Adds 42 including WVAM, WBGW, WOBE, WAJR, WHN. KEAN, KASE, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 13. Total Adds 11, WBGW, WIXY, KRRV, KYKX, WPAP, WIRK, WCUZ, WXCL, WTCM, WXBO, WEZL, WUSY. WTVY, WESC, KSSN, KYKX, WOYK, WBCS, WTHI, KUZZ. KKCS, KYGO, KMPS. Debuts at number KALF, KSOP. Light WYII, WCMS, KRWO. 49. TWO HEARTS "Feel Like I'm Falling For You" (MDJ) 14/4 KENDALLS "Too Late" (MCA/Curb) 71/11 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 14, Total Adds 4, WUSY, KKYX, KFGO, KIGO. Light: WBGW, WYII, KRRV, KITS, WTCM, Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 32, Light 37, Total Adds 11, WI-IN. WKYG, WVMI, WUSY, KSSN, WSLR, WBCS, WTOO, KIK -FM, KVOO, KRWO. (OIL, KEIN, KALF. KKCS, KGA. Heavy. KKYX, WOW. Medium: WBGW, WTSV, WGTO, WKLO. WXCL, KTOM, KSOP. Debuts at number 48. TARI HENSLEY "I've Cried A Milo" (Mercury/PolyGram) 13/7 GENE Of Team" 57/10 WATSON "Bottle (Epic) Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 10, Total Adds 7, KASE. WGTO, WLWI, KKYX, KFGO, KITS, KKAL. Medium: KOIL. 10, WCAO, KBMR, WKKO, KWMT, WFMS, WXCL, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 23, Light 34, Total Adds WVAM, WIRK, Light: WYII. WPAP, KSO, WAXX, KRKT. KYAK, KFRE. Medium: WTSV, WEZL, WESC, WLWI, WCMS, KIK -FM, KRWO, KOIL, KALF, KSOP. BOBBY BARE "Real Good" (EMI America) 13/6 GARY MORRIS (WB) 5822 "Honeycomb" Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 2, light 11. Total Adds 6. WIXY. KPLX, WTVY, WOKK, KBMR, KSO. Medium: KRKT. Light: WTCR, WCVR, WUSY, KPLX, WKLO. Rotations: Heavy 1. Medium 18, Light 37. Total Adds 22, WOBE, WXBO, WSOC, WVAM, WBGW, KXXY. KKAL, KALF, KIGO. WOKK, WCMS, WIRK, WKKO, WAXX, KWMT, KRST, KIK -FM, KGHL, KUUY, KSOP, KCKC. KMPS, KGA. Heavy: WOW. TOMMY OVERSTREET "Next To You" (Silver Dollar) 13/1 KNOBLOCH 8: OVERSTREET "You Can't Stop Love" (MTM) 54/11 SCHUYLER, Rotations: Heavy 1. Medium 3. Light 9. Total Adds 1, KRRV. Heavy: KIGO. Medium: (SO. WOW, KITS. Light: WLWI, KKYX, KKYX, WUSO. KFGO, KVOO, Rotations: Heavy 1. Medium 12, Light 41, Total Adds 11, WPOR, KKIX, WESC, WKIX, WYNG, KFGO, KWMT, KTPK, KVO(), KFDI, KALF. KKCS, KFRE. Heavy: WOKK. Medium: WAJR, WKYG. WYII. KEAN, WXCL, KTTS, WTCM, KRKT, KUGN, KALF, KOLO. RICK NELSON "Dream Lover" (Epic) 12/2 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 7, light 4, Total Adds 2, KSSN, KALF. Heavy: WCUZ. Medium: KBMR, WUSN, WDAF, KFDI, KNIX, KOLO, KIGO. Light: KVOO. KRWO. L SIGNIFICANT ACTION ROGER MILLER "Some Hearts Get All The Breaks" (MCA) 11/10 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 9, Total Adds 10, WIXY, WPAP, KKYX, KFGO, WOW, KITS, KRKT, KRWO, KALF, KIGO. EXILE "It'll Be Me" (Epic) 10/9 WILLIAM LEE GOLDEN "Love Is The Only Way Out" (MCA) 38/0 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 10, Total Adds 9, WCVR, WNVR, WZZK, WGTO, WIVK, KYKX, KKAL, KVOC, (COO. Rotations Heavy 1, Medium 25, Light 12, Total Adds 0. Heavy: KCCY. Medium: WGNA, WVAM, WAJR, WKYG, WIXY, KRRV, KYKR, WEZL. WTVY, WESC, WLWI, WCMS, WGEE, KFKF, WOW. WKCO, WTCM, KRKT, KRWO, KOIL, KEIN. KALF, KSOP. JIM COLLINS "The Things I've Done To Me" (TKM) 9/0 Rotations Heavy 1, Medium 1, Light 7, Total Adds 0. Heavy. KKYX. Medium: WOW. Light: KRRV, KILTFM, WLWI, WXCL, EVERLY BROTHERS "I Know Love" (Merl ury/PolyGram) 36/3 KFDI, KRWO, KALF. Rotations: Heavy 1. Medium 16, Light 19. Total Adds 3, WEZL, KSO. WTSO. Heavy: WCUZ. Medium: WUSY, WGTO, WTVY, WOKK, WCMS, KKYX, WIRK, WOW, WXCL, WKCO, KFRE, KEIN, KCCY, KALF, KSOP, KIGO. MICKEY GILLEY "Doo -Wah Days" (Epic) 8/8 Rotations- Heavy O. Medium O. Light 8. Total Adds 8. WBGW, WTSV, WNYR, WYII, WGTO, KXXY, KKAL, KVOC. DOBIE GRAY "The Dark Side Of Town" (Capitol) 35/9 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7, Light 28. Total Adds 9, WBGW, KRRV, KSSN, WTOR, WAXX, WCUZ, WOW, WWJO, KOLO. LOWES "Good And Lonesome" (NSD) 8/0 Medium. WPOR, KASE, WTVY, WOKK, WTCM, KSOP. Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 7, Total Adds O. Medium: KFDI. Light: WTW, WLWI, KKYX, KFGO, KITS, KVOO. KSOP. PAM TILL'S "I Thought I'd About Had It..." (WB) 33/3 ORLEANS "Lady Liberty" (MCA) 8/0 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 9, Light 24, Total Adds 3, KSO, KWMT, WTCM. Medium: WCVR, WYII, WEZL, KKYX, WXCL, Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 6, Total Adds 0. Medium: WGNA, KUGN. Light: WCMS, KKYX, KVOC, KRWO. KSON. KRKT, KOIL, KSOP, KIGO. Light: WWVA, KASE, KVOO, KIK -FM, KVOC. LYLE LOVETT "Farther Down The Une" (MCA/Curb) 30/12 Rotations. Heavy 2. Medium 3, Light 25, Total Adds 12, WWVA, KASE, KHEY, KKIX, WESC, WLWI, WUSO,'WKKO, KFGO, KVOO, KALF, KSOP. Heavy: WOKK, KBMR. Medium: KKYX, KRKT, KOLO. BILLY BURNETTE "Soldier 01 Love" (MCA/Curb) 30/9 Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 6, Light 24, Total Adds 9, WAJR, WWVA, WUSY, WESC, WOKK, KKYX, WKKO, WAXX, KOIL. ART ST/Song Title (Label) Medium: KYKR, WKSJ, KRKT, KSOP, KIGO. Light: WTVY, WOYK, KVOC. KUUY, KALF, KTOM. Album Title RAllY BAILEY "Ruskin' In The Parkin' Lot" (MCA) 28/4 HOLLY DUNN /Daddy's Hands (MTM) Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 9, Light 19, Total Adds 4, WESC, WLWI, KBMR, KWMT. Medium: KEAN, WEZL, WTVY, WCMS, Holly Dunn WPAP. KKYX, KITS, KSOP. Light: WCAO, WWKA, WIRK, KSO, KVOO, KIK -FM. FORESTER SISTERS /Drawn To The Fire (WB) Perfume, Ribbons, & Pearls CRYSTAL GAYLE "Cry" (WB) 27/27 It Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 2, Light 24, Total Adds 27 including WHAM. WBOS, WRKZ, WNVR, WZZK, WEZL, WESC, WIVK, GIRLS NEXT DOOR /I Can't Say On The Radio (MTM) Girls Next Door WIRK, WYNG, KXXY, KKAL, KYGO. KNIX, KOLO, KCKC, KCBO. SOUTHERN PACIFIC /Road Song (WB) Killbilly Hill RAY CHARLES "The Pages 01 My Mind" (Columbia) 26/15 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 23, Total Adds 15. WPOR, WXBO, WGTO, WTW, WIVK, KYKX, WLWI, WSM, WPAP, GEORGE STRAIT/You Still Get To Me (MCA) #7 KKYX, KFGO. KVOO. KIK -FM, KALF, KSOP. Medium: WOW, KRKT. SOUTHERN PACIFIC /A Girl Like Emmylou (WB) Killbilly Hill TOM T. 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MOST ADDED HOTTEST HOTTEST MOST ADDED HOTTEST WEST MOST ADOED EAST HOTTEST MOST ADDED SOUTH mow EST Tanya Tucker (Capitol) George Strad HMG) Newton (RCA) George Strati (MCA) %(RCA Curb) Eddie Rabbm 6 Juice Newton (RCA) George Strait (MCI) Eddie Rabbet 6 Juice Rosanne Cash (Columbia) Judd Eddie Rabbm 6 Juice Newton (RCA) Judds (RCA Curb) (RCA Curb) Rosanne Cash tCalumbia) Judd' ¡RCA Curb) Eddie Rabbm 8 Juice Newton George Straft (MCA) Tanya Tucker lCapttol) Judds (RCA) Rosanne Cash (Columbia) Rosanne Cash (Columbia)

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STATLER GEORGE 911.11. TOM T. HALL Ws, PIm Beech, FI. WILLIAMS RANDY TRAVIS T.G. SHEPPARD none DON TANYA TUCKER MT. MATT. Orlando, FL Mr,M.I W. NY GEORGE STRAIT JOHNNY PAYCHECK PME NCENT IRE waowsN JUDOS LOUISE MANDREL WwwWFM WaE WOGS KRONE PICDOWELL HAN WILLIAMS JR T GRAN. BROWN JUDOS GAYLY ansM, r: JOHN scHNLIDER ALMOST BROTHERS ROGER MILLER now. SWEETHEARTS Or TH JUDOS RANDY TRAVIS G EORGE STRAIT G EORGE STRAIT CRYSTAL GAYLE WWV Wait IM FL Wayne. N rh.MWee. WI LARRY MM. motto.: JANIE FRICKE LEE GREENWOOD WOKS GARY MORRIS ..THEARTS Or TH DON WILLIAMS EX ILE WMWIrIe. WV JOHNNY OUNC. LEE G.E.G00 BOYS MRnphM.TN A.J. MASTERS HANK WILLIAMS JR HICK. GILLEY JOHN MAILER 07. R1CGE RAMONDOS DAN SEALS MOR WYNN KIEV RABBI. NITSTON A.J. MASTERS GIRLS NOT KENIALLS RICE AND KEMP AWES GEORGE REMIT no.... WAS LOUISE PIANDRELL KEITH WHITLEY Salon Noe.. LA El P.ee, TX GIRLS NOT DOOR PAYCHECK oo.5...ST: ROSANNE CASH Hot tmt: JACKY WARD Tulsa. 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RAT CHARLES G IRLS St Claud, MN JOHNNY PAYCHECK Y.ISO. MS ROG. MILL. GEORGE STRAIT OIIww. MM MInnpai.. MN MERLE HAGGARD TOM T. HALL FRICKE LEE GREEMOOD KEITH .ITLEY NODS SAWYER BRO. NEW GRASS REVIVAL T.G. SHEPPARD JANIE STEVE MR, JOHN SCHNEIDER CRYSTAL GAY, STEVE EARLE SYLVIA M.Mn, MA T. GRAMM ARMIN BARE DON WILLI ASS MLR, MAMA. MASI GRAY TIALcarn A. RUCKER T.,. BOOM SISTERS LOUISE MANDRELL JUDOS GAO NORRIS CRYSTAL GAY, FOREST. ROSANNE CASH MASON DIXON MoBLGC GEORGE STRAIT JUDY laDelAN SWEETHEARTS OF IN SCENES, CRYSTAL GAYLE D.LENE ANTI AP FOKAWFM LT., LOVETT WIS MD SLR JUDDS AA.1, TRAVIS CRYSTAL GAY, TRAVIS DWIGHT RAMORGOS WI. m.pon. GARS MORRIS WOOLS OP TIN RAmoy MANDRELL SO.. ERIE GMT Soh.. KS RICKY SKAGGS GEORGE STRAIT cApNBRLL LOUISE TANYA TUCKER New YW., MY TARO, TUCKER TENON JUDOS J ON... PAYCHECK JuODS BILLY BURNET. rowesTen SISTERS Ibt RABBI. JIADDS RAIT TUCKER ROSANNE CASH MASTERS MIGHT TOMM GEORGE STRAIT DON WILLIAMS TOM T. HALL JERRY LEE LEWIS TMNA K ATHY .ITEA A.J RANDY TRAVIS o T. HALL RICK NELSON KATHY MATTO. BOB. BARR BROTHERS SYLVIA DWIGHT ',OMAN MICHAEL MIGNON TOM Hottst GEORGE STRAIT KKIX STATLIP ROSANNE CASH BUTCH BeVER IUDOS Hot PARE MCENTIRE VINCE GILL RONNIE MCDOWELL te. JOHN SCNNIDER FNAMNIIis, AR GEO.E ST RAI T non. PARE ',ENTIRE WOOR GEORGE STRAIT DON eels eMRI. MS STRAIT SATIRO RATTU H WILLI MS RENDALLS GLEN CAMPBELL RCA GEORGE MMOh, PIC DON JUDOS WOES JOHN sc.r. DER GEORGE STRAIT OM RIME ROTS JOHN sCIONIDER AWL ND W.-AFYW CASH WTORFM ROSANNE TANYA TUCKER KIM GRITTY DIRT CHOW DON M LLIAAS Own M). WI SI. Louis. MO NC Mottt MERLE NIGGARD WAS JUDY PoDNAN L. GREENW000 WMW W, ONT norm DOM WILLI/WS WAlX OAR RIDGE MN'S CAPL JOHN SCIp I NICOLETTE LAR.P1 K ENDALLS PEPSINS DORIS GRAY NNEIOLP T SHEPPARD CMIn, WI SYLVIA KxOBLOC KMSEM .5. EAU FORESTER SI STERS Not et SC CONWAY TRITE( JANIE 'RICKS YIMn1,FL BROWN TI YIIM J.Gne. FORESTER SISTERS PARE NCENTIRE T. GRAHAM RANDY TRAVIS WILLIAMS STATLER BROTHERS KxxY GEORGE STRAIT W SW, MV DON CONWAY WITTY JUDDS BROTHERS TRAVIS CM GEORGE STRAIT SAWYER BROWN GEORGE STRAIT STATLEP PULSAR LEI. MANDREL RANDY OIYIWnI. CM. NAM JR. KAT. MATT. ROWE RANDY T.VIS WILLIMS MERLE HAGGARD HANK R1LLIMS JR T. GRAHAM BROWN OAR RIDGE BOYS WIXLFY KEITH NOTLEY ROSANN CASH JUDOS !CMS SCSNLIDER RONNIE PIGG./ELL GEORGE STRAIT Nao JUDOS GAYLE FORESTER SISTERS KEITH WHITLEY wwe,NJ DOB, GRAY CRYSTAL KAMY STATLER BROTHERS RANDY T.V1S JUDOS PA GEORGE STRAIT MATT. RAKE MCENTIRE OM RIME BOYS E ORESTER SI STIRS JUDOS ...WS. BILLY BU.ETTE MICK. GILL. ANS JUDY RODMAN wRIX GIRLS NOT MOP RAT. MATT. L.. BOONE DON WILLI Hot Cs. r WZZRFM r MORRIS WILLIAMS WESCWFM Hottest CARL PSRKINS GARY DON eMMMaII.m, AL MMyNOurNm ST RAI T RARITY TMVIS none RONNIE MCDOWELL PORE.. SISTERS SWEETPISARTS Or TH GEORGE Oleelnr, SC JUDY ROMAN STEVE EARLE TANYA TICKER BILLY EJRNETTE BMW.MMoen. JUDOS EMS MCENTIRE RAN. TRAVIS MODS NICOLETTE !ARSON LACY J. DALTON T. GRAHMI BROWN LETME KATHY MATT. RANDY TRAVI S RAE, TT 4 NEAT. OILE ROSANNE CASH STEVE EARLE JUDOS GEORGE JON. CRYSTAL GAYLE SNOWY PAYCHECK ROOST BAILEY VINCE GILL CRYSTAL GAYLE SYLVIA STATLER BROTHERS T. LIMN. BROWN Hottest : SWE.HFARTS Or TN TANYA TINIER RONNIE MCDOWELL LEE GREENWOOD LEM EVER.TE KEITH WHITLEY JOSS SCHNEIDER KATHY HAMRA DAN SEALS T. GRAHAM BROWN T. GRAHAM BROWN GEORGE STRAIT JOHN SCIMEIDER STATLER BROTHERS JUDOS GEORGE STRAIT CONWAY TINT' RONNIE MCDOWELL KCKC XRPNI WxaoFM HAIN WILLIAMS JR. DOLLY PARTON KEIN KUPL ROLO KUONFM Taw's. WA SrMW, VA NITTA GRITTY DIRT RANDY TRAVIS MT PwIMIq. OR Rona. NV S on S.nI.IRIIw.CA ...wow OIL OrNIF.H., RONNIE NILSAP WEST VINCE GILL RICKY SKAGGS NICOLETTE LARSON CRYSTAL GAYLE GLEN CAMPBELL TANYA HACKER KEITH WHITLEY none TAN, TEKER MAFIAf FORESTER SISTERS ROSANNE CASH G ARY MORRIS BOYS JANIE TRICKS' JOHNN PAYCHECK OM RIME Morn. I GIRLS NOT COON DORIS GRAY CRYSTAL GAYLE DWIGMT TOMAS ROSANNE CASH KVOC ROSANN SYLVIA JUDY JUDOS none KIST KRM WYa LIN GR./01000 100M. JUDY RONNE RAy Co.. WY PARE PICO/TIRE Anew Wade. CA Vegan MV JUDY RODMAN RANGY TRAVIS la.nT. OR TANYA TICKER KAT. MATT. DON WILLIAMS none OILS RANDY TRAVIS GEORGE STRAIT Hottest ROSANN CASH LEE G.ENION) GEORGE ST RAI T MERLE H.GA. JUDY PEDAL. ROG. MILL. MICKEY GILL. RANDY TMVIS JUDOS KKTFM EILETHEARTS Or TT/ DAN SEALS JUDOS JOHNNY PAYCHECK SAMOS JENNINGS G EORGE. STRAIT LES G.L.COD Npueb.TX EXILE FORESTER SISTERS MERLE HAGGARD 161 Reporters GEORGE STRAIT JUDOS KSOrJAMFN KWJJ KRAK KOA NT TY DI S IMNEL MURPHEY SAILS CA Sn Woo, CA none K IAN GEORGE ST RAI T Portland. OR Wow., SPWSne, WA 152 Current Reports PARE MCENTIRE SHEPPARD STET EARLE Ch.y.IUW. WY T.G. MICHAEL PHIPPS. FORESTER SISTERS RABBI. NEWTON R[R NITTA DIRT K FRE TANYA ChMMMn.AC The following stations reported n SONS sC SHE 1 DER Mot SYLVIA JANIE FRICKE Forno. CA et WINK RRRFYGRITTY Not tn. NMI, TUCKER STATLER BROTHERS SYLVIA KPO IOM, TM no change in their rotations GEORGE STRAIT JANIE ERI GARY MORRIS AICMMw.w, OM RIDGE ENS GEORGE STRAIT RCao MY T. ORMAN BROWN NITA JOHNNY PAYCHECK SYLVIA OAS RIDGE BOYS SYLVIA LARRY BOONE JUICE AIHEION this week: IIVNA.. CA Mn Cleae, CA RANDY TRAVI S CRYSTAL GAYLE GARY WRAPS GARY MORRIS GOYS WATSON JUDOS CRYSTAL GAYLE H ANK WILLIAMS JR. O VERLY SENNERS OAR MIME CARL STRAIT EXILL PENINB CARL PERK INS GEORGE WYNK/Baton Rouge ROSANNE CASH JUDOS TANYA JOHN SCINSIOSP MY CHARLES FORESTER KCCYFM RANDY TRAVIS KATHY MATT. STATLER BROTHERS KJJY/Des Moines á;" . ROTOR WOW Co LEE GREENNOD CON NIMES G EORGE STRAIT CA WAYLON JUDOS none RANDY TRAVIS WOW. P ARE SCENT IRE JUDOS GEOPOE STRAIT JUDOS WAMZ /Louisville MICHAEL JOHNSON KIO:wIteAM JUDOS TWEITY SI. h.Y.10 RANDY TRAVIS IARSoN RTCM DAN DWIGHT YTOMAS CA T.G. SHEPPARD TANYA TACKER RANDY TRAVIS JuDDS TINKER Woes, CA Sen FI.WMO, PARE MCENTIRE D WIGHT SOMAS DAN SF.ALS KCJB/Minot FRCS T. GMNAN BROWN K wsY OF TH LARSON 110.A FARE 0. RIME BOYS Lals.de SWlp.,Co JOHN SCNISIDER NM WILLIAMS SWEETHEARTS NICOLE,. TWO HEARTS ChWMR. NC WORE AIWWMI,CA KRNOFM T.G. SHEPPARD KTPK/Topeka SMEPPARD UWASIM, TN GoY NM. OR JUDOS GIRLS NEXT COOR LAnw JUDY NOONAN IKENDALLS ANNE MOONY SP MILLER RABBI, A NEWTON 5 GEORGE SARA T JUDY POOR. RANDY 'RAVI s DWIGHT TOMAS JERRY LES G ARY NORRIS GLEN cAmpRELL KNEW LACY I. DALTON JUDOS OAR RIDGE HOES PPILL1M LEE GAIL, GEORGE STRAIT DANNY INSERTS G ARS P.RRIS ROSSI MILSAP GLEN cANINELL O.tlndt.F. CA STRAIT JANIS FRICKE The following stations failed DOW WILLIAMS TANYA TACKER J ONI GEORGE KEITH WHITLEY STE. ORLE MERLE H.GA. ROSANN CASH KAIF PARE MCENTIRE JUDOS DWIGHT TOM. R AY CHARLES CHRISTINE LOUISE MANDRELL to report this week and SCHINLER, KNOBLE MKS. OR.TER SI STEPS RARWna,CMW, CA JUDDS STATLER BROTHERS RENALLS SWERTMENTS OP Ti ORIGIN TOMAS ROSANNE CASH KOML fIottest KRONEN TOM. OVERSTREET RONNIE MCGOWELL RIDGE BOYS ROGER MILLER KEITH WHITLEY KATHY .TTLA OAR their rotations were frozen: arNM. rT KATHY MATTEA TOM T. HALL LAM CAR, RAT EDDY RAVEN RANDY TRAVIS TOM T. HALL CARL REMISS SW PARE SC.TIRE ROGER MILLER COM WILLIAMS J OIN SCHNEIDER GEORGE STRAIT GEORGE ST. I T KAPS-MKS GIRLS NOT DIOR GEORGE STRAIT G LEN CASPRELL ROBIN LEE J UDOS RAINY HATTLA WGNA /Albany JUDOS n one G RO.E STRAIT WHIM, WA T.G. SHEPPARD SWEETINARTS OF TH TUCKER GEORGE STRAIT RANDY RANDY TRAVIS TANYA Kw TRAVIS ROIL GARY MORRIS GRAHAM BRO. KLZ/Denver .rzxxlxDS °tot J UDOS JANIE FRICKE TOKENS Az T. SPAYS JACKY WUST OIWId AIWIWI, CO DON WILLIAMS STEM EARLE JIMOS KY. RABBITT N KTGOSr CRYSTAL GAYLE ROSANNE CASH CMnWMIep., TM KEIN /Great Falls LA POINTE RABBI. NEWTON MIGHT AN D ow. CO PERRY SO.. AnNWr.a., GLEN CAMPBELL TANYA TuCKER OAR RIDGE GARY NORRIS RICK NELSON RAT CHARLES BOYS RABBI. NEWTON KIKK/Houston DWIGHT YO.. SYLVIA RMXFM PORRIS KEITH WHITLEY KENALLS GENE WATSON TOM T. HALL ROSANNE CASH Phwu., AZ RAY CMALLS ROSANNE C.14 SYLVIA DARLENE AUSTIN A.J. PIASTERS KILT -FM/Houston CRYSTAL GAYLE JOHN SCHNEIDER GARY NORRIS mR R BOSS nOne GEORGE STRAIT LARRY BOONE STATLER BROTHERS BILLY SORNETTZ GEORGE STRAIT JUDOS TWO HEARTS WITL/Lansing JOHN G LEN CAMPBELL SCHNEID. GEORGE STRAIT JU DOS DON M111/AMS MICHAEL MURPHEY Hot tst JOHN SCHNEIDER KU JOHN SCHNEIDER GEORGE sTRA T.G. SHEPPARD JOE ROTE. KIOV/Sioux Falls N Ottmt BILLY p.IMW, Cu DON WILLIAMS RONNIE MCDOWELL T. GRAN,. BROWN DWIGHT TOM. G/RLS NOT DER ',CAMEL JO.SON JUDY RODMAN KATHY MATT. KATHY MAITEA JUDOS KJNE/Waco JANIE ENC. BROWN T. GROOM T. GRAHAM BROWN HAM WILLIANS JR. RICKY MAILS JOHNEY PAYCHECK KFDI/W ichita

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LIONEL RICHIE (14) Total Three Two Lot ReportslAdds Heavy Medium Light GORDON LIGHTFOOT (9) wee. wee. wr. MIKE á THE MECHANICS (7) WHITNEY HOUSTON (4) Moon /WB) 45/1 40 4 1 14 7 ?. PETER CETERA /Glory Of Love (Full GENESIS (4) /PG) 44/0 36 5 3 1 1 ' 2 MOODY BLUES/Your Wildest Dreams (Polydor G. LORING & C. ANDERSON (4) Best Of Me (Atlantic) 39/0 32 4 3 MICHAEL McDONALD (4) to 8 ` O DAVID FOSTER & OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN/The 14 2 MONKEES (4) ä Mine (A &M) 41/2 25 13 10 O JEFFREY OSBORNE/You Should Be 34/0 22 12 0 MICHAEL SEMBELLO (4) 5 2 : 5 NEIL DIAMOND /Headed For The Future (Columbia) 22 11 1 4 3 : 6 HOWARD JONES/No One Is To Blame (Elektra) 34/0 36/0 22 11 3 3 4 ' 7 BILLY OCEAN/There'll Be Sad Songs (To Make You Cry) (Jive /Arista) 36/3 9 26 1 - 20 13 Q MIAMI SOUND MACHINE/Words Get In The Way (Epic) 35/0 13 20 2 18 14 10 O DOUBLE/The Captain Of Her Heart (A &M) 16 15 3 HOTTEST 6 5 6 10 JAMES TAYLOR/That's Why I'm Here (Columbia) 34/0 31/2 16 14 1 20 17 14 e BILLY JOEL/Modern Woman (Epic) PETER CETERA (32) 29/0 13 15 1 11 11 11 12 ATLANTIC STARR/If Your Heart Isn't In It (A &M) MOODY BLUES (28) 26/0 10 11 5 D. FOSTER & O. NEWTON-JOHN (23) 2 6 9 13 PATTI LABELLE /MICHAEL McDONALD /On My Own (MCA) 25/4 14 8 3 JEFFREY OSBORNE (16) BREAKER GENESIS /Invisible Touch (Atlantic) 1 HOWARD JONES (13) ROD STEWART /Love Touch (WB) 22/3 7 14 E DEBUT 1110. 10 10 3 NEIL DIAMOND (12) a MICHAEL/A Different Corner (Columbia) 23/0 16 GEORGE GENESIS (11) 31/9 2 12 17 BREAKER m GORDON LIGHTFOOT /Anything For Love (WB) BILLY JOEL (8) 23/1 4 16 3 16 12 18 DAVID PACK/That Girl Is Gone (WB) BILLY OCEAN (8) The A Heart 17/1 11 5 1 JAMES TAYLOR (7) E DEBUT )/ JACKSON BROWNE /In Shape Of (Asylum) 2 12 7 DEBUT SADE /Is It A Crime? (Portrait /CBS) 21/3

MADONNA "Papa Don't Preach" (Sire/WB) 122 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 5/1, Light 3/1, Total Adds 2, KNOW, KJR. Heavy. WFBR, WICC, WELL WCIL. Medium including WCHS. WMTR, WSTU, KYJC. BREAKERS EVERLY BROTHERS "I Know Love" (Mercury/PolyGram)12/0 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 8/0. Light 4/0, Total Adds 0. Medium: WHBY, WSPD, KSL, WPOE, WTKO, WJBC, KTWO, KVEC. Light WHBC. WGBR. KFOD, KYJC. GORDON LIGHTFOOT MONKEES "That Was Then, This Is Now" (Arista) 11/4 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 3,/1, Light 8,3, Total Adds 4, WCHS. WGOW. WMTR. WASK. Medium including KFMB, WELT. Anything For Love (WB) Light including WISN. WICC. WWNR, WPOE. KFOD. GLORIA LORING & CARL ANDERSON "Friends And Lovers" (Carrere /CBS) 11/5 67% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 12, Light 17, Rotations- Heavy 211, Medium 5/1, Light 42, Total Adds 4, WRBR, WGY, WASK, KFOD, WHEY. Heavy including KTWO. Total Adds 9, KFMB, WCHS, WTIC, WELT, WHBC, WIBC, WWNR, Medium including WDBO. WGBR, WJBC, KVEC. WMTR, WSTU. Debuts at number 17 on the Full Service chart. LIMAHL "Love In Your Eyes" (EMI America) 11/2 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 4/0, Light 7/2, Total Adds 2, WHBC, WMTR. Medium: WFBR, WHBY, KUGN. KVEC. Light GENESIS including WTMJ, WIBA, KBOI, WPOE, WGBR. GRAHAM NASH "Sad Eyes" (Atlantic) 11/1 Touch Rotations Heavy 2,0. Medium 5,0. Light 4,1, Total Adds 1, WWNR. Heavy WHBY, KTWO. Medium: WCCO, KUGN, WPOE, Invisible (Atlantic) WJBC. KVEC 54% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 14, Medium 8, Light 3, STEVE WINWOOD "Higher Love" (Island/WB) 10/3 including WWKC, WMin. newt. Total Adds 4, WSB, KJR, WGBR, WCIL. Moves 16-14 on the Full Service Rotations Heavy O. Medium 5;1, Light 5.2. Total Adds 3. WCHS. WIBA. WSTU. Medium KYJC. Light including WHBC. WWNR. WTKO. Chart LARRY CARLTON "Smiles And Smiles To Go" (MCA) 10/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5/1, Light 5/0, Total Adds 1, KVEC. Medium including WFBR, WHBY, KUGN, KSL. Light. WISN, NEW & ACTIVE WCCO, WGBR, WJBC, WASK. i r

ROD STEWART "Love Touch" (WB) 2213 WTKO, Rotations Heavy 7.0. Medium 1412, Light 1.1, Total Adds 3, WSB. 55KRC, WCCO. Heavy: WTAE, KHOW. KJR, L ACTION WWNR. SIGNIFICANT WSTU, WCIL, KYJC. Medium including WWKB. WTVN. KFMB, WCHS, WGOW. WHAS, WSPD, DENNIS DeYOUNG This Is The Time" (A&M) 21/3 Medium Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 13/1, Light 6/2, Total Adds 3, WGOW, WRVA, WHBC. Heavy WCCO, KYJC. MICHAEL SEMBELLO "Wonder Where You Are" (A&M) 7/4 including WFBR. KJR, WCHS, WTIC, WGY, WPOE, WTKO, WMTR, WGBR, WASK, KTWO, KVEC. Rotations Heavy O. Medium O. Light 7;4 Total Adds 4. WCCO, WMTR, WGBR, WSTU. Light including WPOE, WTKO, KYJC. SADE "Is It A Crime?" (PortraiVCBS) 21/3 BEACH BOYS "Rock 'N' Roll To The Rescue" (Capitol) 7/1 KSL. Medium including Rotations Heavy 2.10, Medium 12/1, Light 7/2, Total Adds 3, WCHS, WHBC, WIBC. Heavy: WCCO, Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 511, Total Adds 1. WTKO Medium. WPOE, KTWO. Light including WICC. WSTU, WFBR. WISN. KFMB, WTIC, KUGN. WPOE. WGBR, WASK, KFOD, KTWO, KVEC. WJBC. KYJC MIKE & THE MECHANICS "Taken In" (Atlantic) 20/7 DIANE SCHUUR & JOSE FELICIANO "American Wedding Song" (GRP) 7/0 Heavy: WELL Rotations Heavy 4.0. Medium 7/3, Light 9/4, Total Adds 7, WISN, KFMB, KJR. WICC, WCHS. WGY, WASK. Rotations. Heavy 0. Medium 3/0, Light 4/0, Total Adds 0. Medium WHBY. KSL. KTWO. Light: WCCO, WIBA, WPOE. WJBC. KSL, KTWO, KVEC. Medium including WCCO. KUGN, WPOE, WSTU. LESLEY GORE /LOU CHRISTIE "Medley" (Manhattan) 7/0 BANGLES "If She Knew What She Wants" (Columbia) 20/1 Rotations Heavy t O. Medium 4/0. Light 210, Total Adds O. Heavy KTWO. Medium: WTAE, WPRO. WPOE, WTKO. Light: KFMB, WCHS, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 13/1, Light 5/0, Total Adds 1, WTVN. Heavy: WTKO, KTWO. Medium including WGBR. WJBC WTIC, WHBC, WSPD, KBOI. KSL, WPOE. WMTR. WASK, KYJC. KVEC. WHITNEY HOUSTON "All At Once" (Arista) 5/4 MICHAEL McDONALD "Sweet Freedom" (MCA) 19/4 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 4:3. Light t 1. Total Adds 4, KNOW, WELL WGY, KVEC. Medium including WTIC. Heavy KFMB. WELL WGOW. Rotations Heavy 3/0, Medium 11/1, Light 5/3. Total Adds 4. KNOW, KOY, WWNR, WTKO. WHAMI "The Edge Of Heaven" (Columbia) 4/2 WMTR, WSTU, KFOD, KTWO, KYJC. Medium including KJR. WCHS. WSPD. KSL. WPOE. Rotations Heavy O. Medium 11, Light 31, Total Adds 2. KHOW, WICC. Light including WMTR, WSTU. JACKSON BROWNE "In The Shape 01 A Heart" (Asylum) 17/1 JIMMY BUFFETT "I Love The Now" (MCA) 4/1 Heavy including KJR, WCHS, WWNR, WPOE, WTKO, Rotations Heavy 111, Medium 5/0, Light 1.0, Total Adds 1, WSB. Rotations Heavy 0. Medum 2/0, Light 2,1. Total Adds 1, KFOD. Medium! KUGN, KTWO. Light including WJBC. KYJC. KVEC Medium WWKB, WGOW. WSPD, KSL, WASK. WMTR. WSTU, KFOD, REUNION "The Reunion Medley" (Eagle) 4/0 14/14 LIONEL RICHIE "Dancing On The Ceiling" (Motown) Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 2/0, Light 2/0, Total Adds O. Medium: WHBY, KTWO. Light: WJBC, WASK. KSL, Heavy 22, Medium 4/4. Light BIB, Total Adds 14, WFBR. WCCO, KNOW, WICC, WCHS, WGOW, WHBC, Rotations: BANANARAMA "Venus" (London/PolyGram) 3/2 WWNR, WMTR, WGBR, WSTU, KFOD, KYJC. Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 1/0, Light 2/2, Total Adds 2. KNOW, WWNR. Medium: WFBR. BOB SEGER & THE SILVER BULLET BAND "Like A Rock" (Capitol) 14/2 KFMB, RICK NELSON "Dream Lover" (Epic) 3/1 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/1. Light 2/1, Total Adds 2, WGY, WGOW. Heavy WWNR. Medium including WWKB. Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 2/1, Light 1/0. Total Adds 1. KVEC. Medium including KTWO. Light: WCIL. KJR, WCHS, WPOE, WMTR, WGBR, WSTU. WJBC, KYJC. LOU RAWLS "Stop Me From Starting This Feeling" (Epic) 3/0 BERLIN "Take My Breath Away" (Columbia) 13/2 KSL, Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 210. Light 1/0, Total Adds 0 Medium WHBY, KUGN. Light: WPOE. Rotations Heavy 20. Medium 6/0, Light 5/2, Total Adds 2. KNOW, KFOD. Heavy: KTWO, KYJC. Medium: WFBR, WPOE. WMTR. WCIL. KVEC JOHN WAITE "II Anybody Had A Heart" (EMI America) 3/0 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 10, Light 2 /0. Total Adds 0. Medium. WPOE. Light: WWNR, WTKO. BRUCE HORNSBY á THE RANGE "Every Little Kiss" (RCA) 12/2 WCIL. Light Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 4/0, Light 8/2, Total Adds 2, KNOW, WHBC. Medium: WFBR, WCCO, WPOE, SPECIAL EFX "Uptown East" (GRP) 3/0 including WTMJ, KBOI, WWNR, WTKO, WMTR, KYJC. Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 3/0, Light 0, Total Adds O. Medium: KSL, WPOE. KTWO.

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MOST ADDED HOTTEST LIONEL RICHIE (72) BREAKERS. PETER CETERA (90) KEEP IT DARK (21) GENESIS (62) G. LORING & C. ANDERSON (21) BILLY JOEL (52) MIKE & THE MECHANICS (18) MOODY BLUES (47) WHAM! (17) LIONEL RICHIE D. FOSTER & O. NEWTON -JOHN (40) ANITA BAKER (16) JACKSON BROWNE (37) GORDON LIGHTFOOT (16) Dancing On The Ceiling (Motown) JEFFREY OSBORNE (27) MICHAEL SEMBELLO (16) 69% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 24, Light 47, ROD STEWART (26) MONKEES WLTS, KLSI, KUDL, KYKY, KMJI, (14) DOUBLE (22) Total Adds 72 including WHTX, MARY JANE GIRLS (14) BILLY OCEAN (19) KHYL, K101, KEZR. Debuts at number 21 on the AC chart. MADONNA (14) MONKEES BANANARAMA "Venus" (London /PolyGram) 35/5 That Was Then, This Is Now (Arista) Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 17/1, Light 18/5, Total Adds 6, WSFL, WTRX, WMGN, KALB. WORG, WAEV. Heavy WWPA. - 60% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 36, Light 26, Medium including KVIL, V100, KELT, WEIM. WGLL, WSKI, WTNY, WCHV, WAGE. KQSW. MICHAEL SEMBELLO "Wonder Where You Are" (A &M) 34/18 Total Adds 14 including WHTX, KVIL, WSFL, WMGN, 3WM, KCIX, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 8/1, Light 26/15, Total Adds 16 including WAEB, WKGW, WJDX, WTRX, KDUK, KGMG, WCKQ. KVUU, KDUK. Debuts at number 29 on the AC chart. WCHV, WGSV. Medium including KIFM, WSFL, KLYF, WKNE. KTYL, WBOW, KALE. STARSHIP "Before I Go" (Grunt/RCA) 31/12 STEVE WINWOOD Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 12/1, Light 19,11, Total Adds 12 including WNAM, KVUU, KGMG, WCKQ, WCHV, WZLO, KFSB, WXUS, WJON. Medium including WAEB. WSFL. WMGN, WWMJ, WSKY, KTYL, KQSW, KALE. Higher Love (Island /WB) MARY JANE GIRLS "Walk Like A Man" (Motown) 29/14 9, 38, 11, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5/3. Light 24/11, Total Adds 14 including WAEB, WKYE, K106. WKNE, WWPA, WCKO, WZLQ, 55% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy Medium Light WFFX, WJON Medium including WOHO. KALE Light including KIOA. KGMG, WEIM. WSKY, WEIZ, WGSV. Total Adds 9, WSNI, LOVE94, 2WD, KELT, WLAC -FM, WING, WGLL, WCHV, WMT -FM. Moves 29 -22 on the AC chart. L SIGNIFICANT ACTION

KEEP IT DARK "Dreamer" (Bekaa) 21/21 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 2121, Total Adds 21 including WSFL, WAVE, KIOA. WWMJ. WSKI, WOK), WSKY, L NEW & ACTIVE WCKQ, WZLQ, WFFX, KTYL, WJON. KKLV, KQSW, KMGO, KALE. JERMAINE STEWART "We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off" (Arista) 21/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/0, Light 12/1, Total Adds 1, K099. Heavy, WSFL. WSKI. Medium: WHTX, WAEB. WGLL, WWPA, WCKQ, WZLO. KALE. BERLIN "Take My Breath Away" (Columbia) 51/4 BOYS 'N' Roll To The Rescue" (Cape» 19/3 Rotations. Heavy 60, Medium 30,3, Light 151. Total Adds 4, 2WD. KLSI, KCIX, WGLL. Heavy KOST, B -100, KIFM, WEIM, BEACH "Rock Heavy Medium 5/0, Light 14/3, Total Adds 3, WSKI, WCHV, KTYL. Medium: V100, WKYE, WWMJ, WGLL. KALE. KQSW, KALE. Medium including WSB-FM, KVIL, WAEB, WKYE, K106. 96WAVE. Rotations. 0, Light including WAVE, WTRX, KVUU, WEIM, KRLB, WKYX, WZLQ, 194, WJON, KKLV, KQSW. GLORIA LORING & CARL ANDERSON "Friends And Lovers" (Carrere /CBS) 50/21 WHITNEY HOUSTON "All At Once" (Arista) 19/3 Rotations: Heavy 9/0. Medium 17/6, Light 24/15, Total Adds 21 including WSBFM, KVIL, 2WD, WNIC, KIFM, V100, KALB, Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 9/1, Light 62, Total Adds 3, KKLT, K101, WZLQ. Heavy: WPIX, 2WD, KUDL, KELT. Medium WORG, WFFX. Heavy WLTS, WMYX, KOST, KKLT, KHYL, WNAM, WGLL, WBOW, KRNO. Including WOMC, KLSI, KYKY, KHYL, 8100, KIFM, WEZS, KRLB. LARRY CARLTON "Smiles And Smiles To Go" (MCA) 50/B GAVIN CHRISTOPHER "One Step Closer To You" (Manhattan) 18/4 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 18/0, Light 31/8. Total Adds 8, KEY103, WJDX, WLHT, KWAV, WCKQ, KALB. WORG, WAEV. Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 8/2, Light 10/2, Total Adds 4, KGW, WAVE, KWFM, WWPA. Medium including KOST, WWMJ, Heavy- WEIM. Medium including WPIX. KIFM. WAEB. WKNE, WGLL, WSKI, WSKY. WCHV, WGSV. WGLL. WSKI, KMGO, KALE. Light including KKLT. 8100. WSFM, WCKQ, WKYX, WZLQ, WFFX, 194. WHAMI "The Edge Of Heaven" (Columbia) 49/17 BEUNDA CARLISLE "Mad About You" (IRS /MCA) 15/3 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 19/3, Light 30/14, Total Adds 17 including WSNI, WHTX, KVIL, KEY103. WXTC, WJDX, WING, Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 8/1, Light 4/2. Total Adds 3, K099. WMGN, KFSB. Heavy: WWMJ. WCKQ, KRLB Medium KIOA, KWFM. Medium Including KKUA, KGMG, WWMJ, WWPA, WCKQ, WFFX, K99, KQSW, KALE. including KVIL, 2WD, KYKY, WWPA, WZLO, WFFX, KALE. ANITA BAKER "Sweet Love" (Elektra) 47/10 LIMAHL "Love In Your Eyes" (EMI America) 13/2 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 22/5, Light 25/11, Total Adds 16 including WOMC, KOST, WAEB, WKGW, K106, WJDX, KLYF, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4/0, Light 9/2, Total Adds 2, KTYL, KOSW. Medium: KOST, WKNE, WJON, KMGO Light K099, WTRX. Medium Including WPIX, WSFL, WEIM, WGLL, WSKI, WOHO, WSKY, WCKQ, WZLQ. including 8100, WEIM, WEIZ, WGSV, WKYX, WAEV, KKLV. GRAHAM NASH "Sad Eyes" (Atlantic) 42/1 PETER GABRIEL "Sledgehammer" (Geffen) 12/0 Rotations Heavy 3/0. Medium 20/0, Light 19/1. Total Adds 1, KDUK. Heavy: WCHV. WJON, KALE. Medium including KOST, Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/0, Light 4/0, Total Adds O. Heavy, WSFM, WFFX. Medium: WKYE, WAVE, WSKY. KRLB, WAEB, 96WAVE, WTRX, WEIM, WKNE, WOHO. WTNY, WCKO, WAEV. KTYL, KALE. Light WHTX, 13100. V100, KDUK. BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE "Every Little Kiss" (RCA) 38/3 JOHN MARTYR "Lonely Love" (Island) 11/9 Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 19/1, Light 162. Total Adds 3, WKGW. KWFM, WJON. Heavy: WCHV, KOSW. KALE. Medium Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/1, Light 10/8, Total Adds 9, KIFM, WAEB, WEIM, WSKI, WCKQ, WKYX, WZLQ, KTYL, KQSW. including WKYE, 96WAVE, KLYF, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, WTNY, WSKY, WCKQ, KALB. Light including WAVE, WBOW. QUEEN "A Kind Of Magic" (Capitol) 11/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0. Medium 5/0, Light 4/1, Total Adds 1, V100. Heavy: WOHO, WCHV. Medium: WKYE, 96WAVE. WMGN, ROTATION BREAKOUTS WEIM, KALE. DIANE SCHUUR & JOSE FELICIANO "American Wedding Song" (GRP) 10/1 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 9/1, Total Adds 1, KWEB. Medium: WEIM. Light including WAVE. WNAM, WKNE, WSKI, WSKY, WAEV, KFSB, WJON. Total JULIO IGLESIAS "America" (Columbia) 92 Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Lght Rotations: Heavy 0. Medium 3/0, Light 62, Total Adds 2, WAEB. WCHV. Medium: WEIM, WKNE, WGLL. Light including KUDL, WSTF, WZLQ, KFSB. PETER CETERA 104/0 102 2 0 Q JOHN WAITE "If Anybody Had A Heart" (EMI America) 9/1 Q GENESIS 96/2 75 18 3 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 8/1, Total Adds 1, KOSW. Medium: WCKQ. Light including WHTX. KWAV, WEIM, KALB, WAEV, WZLQ, KTYL. 3 MOODY BLUES 92/0 71 15 6 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP "Rumbleseat" (Rlva/PolyGram) 9/1 Q ROD STEWART 101/2 72 24 5 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 6/0. Light 3/1, Total Adds 1, 96WAVE. Medium. KVIL, WKYE, WGLL, WCKQ, WFFX, KALE. Light Q JEFFREY OSBORNE 101/4 66 28 7 including WEIM, KQSW. OUTFIELD "All The Love In The World" (Columbia) 9/0 JACKSON BROWNE 98/2 71 22 5 Rotations: Heavy 2/0. Medium 4/0, Light 3/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WEIM, WCKQ. Medium: KVIL, 2WD. K106, KTYL. Light 7 BILLY JOEL 94/1 72 18 4 V100, WSFM, WFFX. Q MIAMI SOUND MACHINE 97/2 55 37 5 KENNY LOGGINS "Danger Zone" (Columbia) 8/1 Rotations. Heavy 4/0, Medium 2/0, Light 2/1, Total Adds 1, 96WAVE. Heavy: V100, WAVE, WMGN, KQSW. Medium: KRLB. DOUBLE 96/4 56 33 7 WFFX. 10 DAVID FOSTER & OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN 89/0 63 20 6 11 HOWARD JONES 77/0 42 25 10 12 BILLY OCEAN 76/1 36 28 12 e MICHAEL McDONALD 86/8 17 58 11 MIKE & THE MECHANICS 82/18 6 53 23 BANGLES 72/1 22 45 5 1D MADONNA 74/14 16 39 19 The e BOB SEGEP. 67/2 23 41 3 GORDON LIGHTFOOT 72/16 3 47 22 19 JAMES TAYLOR 52/0 8 35 9 Call 20 EL DeBARGE 51/0 16 27 8 ® LIONEL RICHIE 72/72 1 24 47 STEVE WINWOOD 58/9 9 - 38 11 That DENNIS De YOUNG 64/4 10 36 18 24 ATLANTIC STARR 53/0 8 31 14 25 PATTILABELLE'MICHAEL McDONALD 51/0 2 31 18 Gets ÿ SADE 58/0 7 37 14 27 NEIL DIAMOND 48/0 5 34 9 BERLIN 51/4 6 30 15 It All! MONKEES 63/14 1 36 26 07 GLORIA LORING & CARL ANDERSON 50/21 9 17 24 (213)553-4330

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KUGN,IEugene BROWNE MADONNA LIONEL JACKSON BROWNE JACKSON WDLT /Mobile EL MERGE MIKE THE MICHAS MoNIMES B ILLIE JOEL WJBC/Bloomington ROD STWOMT BERLIm GEORGE NICER. PETER CETERA GENESIS Hot eN W POE/G reenfield MIAMI SOUND MACHI BILLY JOEL MOODY SUES CREAK 97AIA/Miami is no longer BIENNE PETER PETER CETERA MITER JMKSON BROWNE GENESIS an AC Reporter. GG IS.[ROPEE DOUBLE R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986/67 RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY Guess Who's Playing AOR TRACKS Total 160 Reports Repor(sJAdds Power Heavy Medium

AC 138+ 15- /Higher Love (Island) 156=/1 67+ /DC? 5 2 ' STEVE WINWOOD 0 14- (MCA) 140-/0 45- 123- 1 2 2 FIXX/Secret Separation 2 16= POWELL/Touch & Go (Polydor /PG) 115-/0 36- 97- 3 3 3 3 EMERSON, LAKE & 111-10 31+ 90+ 21- 11 9 7 JOURNEY /Suzanne (Columbia) 0 11+ 51+ 78= /Missionary Man (RCA) 139+/18 29 16 ©EURYTHMICS - 674- 55- Like You (A &M) 123+/8 23+ 5 ,4 ,3 38 SPECIAL/Somebody 0 6+ 49+ /Look Away (Mercury/PG) 140+/6 18 15 6 Q BIG COUNTRY RADIO! 24+ 83+ 22- (WB) 17 14 VAN HALEN/Love Walks In 23 0 72+ 43- Rain (Geffen) 120+/7 16+ s 13 ,o Q PETER GABRIEL/Red 119-/2 23+ 68+ 46- DAVID LEE ROTH/Yankee Rose (WB) - ,e II e 9+ (Atlantic) 96-/1 35- 82- , 4 5 11 GENESIS /Invisible Touch /Rumbleseat (Riva/PG) 123+/9 9+ 56+ 64- 50 27 19 ® JOHN C. MELLENCAMP AOR DOUBLE 116+/13 8+ 56+ 58- Aftermath (Capitol) 22 BOB SEGER & THE SILVER.../The 30 23 0 14+ (Geffen) 91-/0 29- 75- 4 5 4 14 PETER GABRIEL/Sledgehammer 105+/6 10+ 58+ 47- 17 GENESIS/Throwing It All Away (Atlantic) 28 20 0 9+ 46+ 62+ Other Side Of Life (Polydor /PG) 111+/8 BREAKER 20 ,9 ,B MOODY BLUES/The 0 89-/0 24- 73- 12- 17 KENNY LOGGINS /Danger Zone (Columbia) 8 6 6 39+ 70- /Ruthless People (Epic) 116+/4 6+ 36 21 20 m MICK JAGGER 127+/7 0- 27+ 87- TOM COCHRANE & RED RIDER/Boy Inside The Man (Capitol) 29 22 21 a It Up (CBS Associated) 95-/0 8- 56- B 20 FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS/Wrap 9 9 40- /No Promises (Chrysalis) 9- FIVE REQUESTS ,o 10 12 21 ICEHOUSE TOP 7= 34+ 67- & THE RANGE/Every Little Kiss (RCA) 32 26 24 ® BRUCE HORNSBY In All Demos Being Reported Throughout 7+ 48+ 34- PETER GABRIEL/In Your Eyes (Geffen) 84+/6 35 34 29 a America) 86-/0 12+ 42- 41- The Country 12 15 24 DAVID BOWIE /Underground (EMI 12 102-/4 2- 22- 69+ 25 25 25 JOHN EDDIE /Jungle Boy (Columbia) 27 1+ 24+ 67- Anybody Had A Heart (EMI America) 97-/4 33 28 27 Q JOHN WAITE /If 39+ 27+ Confusion (Atlantic) 68+/12 9+ 40 37 34 S GENESIS /Land Of 93-/1 4= 18= 60= 28 28 AC /DC/Who Made Who (Atlantic) TOP FIVE SALES 31 30 95+/10 2= 12+ 67+ 31 CALL/Everywhere I Go (Elektra) 39 35 a 7+ 29+ In Virtually Every Market Nationwide TOPNelcro Fly (WB) 77-/3 51 45 33 a u (A &M) 5= 22+ 51+ 36 JOAN ARMATRADING/Kind Words 47 46 ® 52-/0 15- 41- 9+ 32 VAN HALEN/Dreams (WB) 6 7 23 29+ 41+ /Split Decision (Island) 73+/40 2+ - 55 STEVE WINWOOD For Soon-To -Be- a 65-/2 10= 36- 25- l` Official Soundtrack 14 16 26 34 OUTFIELD /All The Love (Columbia) 11+ 36- /Love Touch (WB) 64-/1 Stephen King Film "Maximum 24 24 30 35 ROD STEWART Released 2+ 17+ 57+ 40 GTR/The Hunter (Arista) - 52 0 2+ 17+ 42+ Overdrive" SUITE/What Does It Take (WB) 72+/10 59 50 42 a HONEYMOON 63+/3 1- 21+ 38= For The Future (MCA) . 44 43 38 a FIXX/Built 2= 20+ 40+ WILDE /Isn't It Enough (Island) 70+/5 About To Start Cross-Country Tour 49 47 43 a DANNY Band 52=/4 3+ 23+ 28- 43 42 41 C) GENESIS /In Too Deep (Atlantic) 55-/2 1- 26+ 27- 36 37 41 GENESIS/The Last Domino (Atlantic) Made Who" 37 74+/13 1+ 7+ 49+ CHR Action on "Who 44 MODELS /Cold Fever (Geffen) - 55 Z 10- Rules The Mind (Arista) 44-/0 5- 31- 7 11 43 GTR/When The Heart Already Includes: 32 7+ 52+ Lanterns (Atlantic) 75+/14 1+ 59 49 Q KIM MITCHELL/Patio WRNO, Q100, WZON, WZZB, WRCK, - 15- WXKS, WPRO, Woman (Epic) 45-/0 8- 29- 25 31 35 45 BILLY JOEL/Modern WRQN, KIKX, WGUY, KQIZ, 55 /55 1 12 38 WKRZ, WTLQ, KTUX, DAVID LEE ROTH/Tobacco Road (WB) DEBUT Q 23+ 16- WVBS, 99KG, WOBR, KFMW, And Many Does (Atlantic) 40-/2 3+ KSMB, WHSL, 38 38 45 47 GENESIS /Anything She 1 9 39 LEE ROTH /Goin' Crazy (WB) 50 /50 More! I DEBUT DAVID Q 1+ 7+ 44+ Forget Me (When I'm Gone) (Manhattan) 67+/13 _ _ 58 Q GLASS TIGER /Don't 36-/1 6+ 22- 12- 5o MOODY BLUES/Your Wildest Dreams (Polydor /PG) 19 32 39 5+ 38+ The Heat (Columbia) 67+/6 0= 58 53 JEAN BEAUVOIR /Feel - ® 1+ 17+ 25+ Nights (WB) 45+/22 I DEBUT VAN HALEN /Summer ® 6+ 34+ (21 57+/24 0= I DEBUT ALVIN LEE /Detroit Diesel /Atco) © 10- 24+ Town (A &M) 42+/5 3= 57 54 Q JOE JACKSON /Home 49 /49 1 4 38 is not new to VAN MORRISON /Ivory Tower (Mercury/PG) SONNY JOE WHITE, WXKS: "AC /DC I DEBUT m 2+ 19- 18- Help It (Columbia) 38-/1 that's 13 33 46 56 JOURNEY /Girl Can't CHR. 'You Shook Me' was a hit to an audience 36+ (MCA/Curb) 49+/8 0= 4= - 59 Fÿ BEAT FARMERS/Riverside now grown into a 20 -plus demo. AC /DC is not for 13+ 23+ It As It Comes (Island) 36+/15 1- I STEVE WINWOOD/Take King. 'Who. Made Who' is DEBUT Q kids only - ask Stephen Of America's Sons ( Scotti Bros. /CBS) 43-/1 1= 10- 30- 51 59 JOHN CAFFERTY &...Noice 55 50 2= 7+ 24+ working for us. " /Memphis Thing (Manhattan) 43+/6 I DEBUT Q ROB JUNGKLAS

TOM CUDDY, WPRO: "This record should be heard because it truly is a mass-appeal AC /DC single. Not only is it doing well with our teen demos, but also BREAKERS impressively with adult males."

No tracks qualified for Breaker status this week.

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pa/ R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986 TUNE IT UP, PLUG IT IN, PLAY IT NOW!

ON YOUR DESK NOW.

Produced by Neil Young and Danny Kortchmar

"'GEFFEN Management: Elliot Roberts/Lookout Management RECORDS RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY L AOR ALBUMS

Total Two tac Thee Reports/Adds Power Heavy Medium weeks Weeks w,.. 160 Reports JULY 1 1, 1986

O GENESIS /Invisible Touch (Atlantic) "Throwing" (105) "Invisible" (96) "Land" (68) 159 + /1 53- 144+ 15+

- _ 3 0 STEVE WINWOOD /Back In The High Life (Island) "Higher" (156) "Split" (73) "Take" (36) 158 + /1 69+ 142+ 14-

2 2 2 Q PETER GABRIEUSo (Geffen) "Red" (120) "Sledgehammer" (91) "Eyes" (84) 156 + /2 52+ 132+ 23+

4 4 4 4 FIXX/Walkabout (MCA) "Secret Separation" (140) "Built" (63) "Chase" (9) 152 -/0 46- 129- 19- 128 + 3 3 5 0 VAN HALEN/5150 (WB) "Love" (107) "Dreams" (52) "Summer" (45) /2 38= 107+ 20- (119) (55) "Goin' " (50) 128 71 I DEBUT O DAVID LEE ROTH/Eat 'Em And Smile (WB) "Yankee" "Tobacco" /6 23 49

5 5 6 7 EMERSON, LAKE & POWELL/Emerson, Lake & Powell (Polydor /PG) "Touch" (115) "Score" (23) "Learning" (12) 133 -/1 36- 101- 27+ + 6 8 9 0 BOB SEGER & THE SILVER... /Like A Rock (Capitol) "Aftermath" (116) "Tightrope" (20) "Rock" (16) 138 /4 10+ 70+ 63-

7 6 7 9 JOURNEY /Raised On Radio (Columbia) "Suzanne" (111) "Girl" (38) "Once" (8) 122 -/0 33+ 97- 23-

to tB tom 38 SPECIAL/Strength In Numbers (A &M) "Somebody" (123) "Like" (20) "Heart's" (11) 133 + 15 26+ 75+ 56-

8 7 8 11 MOODY BLUES/The Other Side Of Life (Polydor /PG) "Other" (111) "Wildest" (36) "Rock" (15) 133 + /5 16+ 63- 70+

14 11 11 12 RUTHLESS PEOPLE /Soundtrack (Epic) "Ruthless" (116) "Modern" (45) "Stand" (10) 126 -/1 13+ 58+ 64- (4) (1) 142 + 17 16 ® BIG COUNTRY/The Seer (Mercury/PG) "Look Away" (140) "Teacher" "Seer" /6 6+ 51+ 82- 29 21 20 C JOHN C. MELLENCAMP/Scarecrow (Riva /PG) "Rumbleseat" (123) "Rain" (2) 124 + /9 9+ 57+ 64- "Love" (64) "Red" (33) "A Night" (28) 109 12+ - 15 15 ® ROD STEWART/Rod Stewart (WB) -13 41- 64= 12 12 12 16 TOP GUN/Soundtrack (Columbia) "Danger Zone" (89) "Mighty" (21) "Take" (5) 101 -/3 24- 74- 21+

9 9 17 17 GTR /GTR (Arista) "Hunter" (83) "Heart" (44) "Jekyll" (6) 116 + /11 7- 42- 65+

21 20 18 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/The Way It Is (RCA) "Every" (107) The Way" (17) "Down" (7) 111+/2 10= 38+ 67-

13 13 13 19 ICEHOUSE /Measure For Measure (Chrysalis) "No Promises" (96) "Cross" (10) "Paradise" (8) 110 -/0 11- 49- 57- I DEBUT C TOM COCHRANE & RED RIDER/Tom Cochrane & Red Rider (Capitol) "Boy" (127) "Untouchable" (5) "Fire" (1) 127 /7 0 27 87

11 14 14 21 FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS/Tuff Enuff (CBS Associated) "Wrap" (95) "Tuff" (4) "Why" (4) 100 -/0 8- 58- 38-

20 19 ,9 22 JOHN EDDIE /John Eddie (Columbia) "Jungle Boy" (102) "Rebel" (11) "Buster" (2) 111 -/4 2- 24- 74+ DEBUT ) e ABOUT LAST NIGHT /Soundtrack (EMI America) "If Anybody" (97) "Living" (15) "Step" (3) 102 /9 1 26 70 24 24 24 CALL/Reconciled (Elektra) "Everywhere" (95) "Believe" (4) "Oklahoma" (2) 95 +/9 2= 13+ 67+

19 23 23 25 ZZ TOP /Afterburner (WB) "Velcro Fly" (77) "Woke Up" (12) "Rough" (3) 86 -/2 8+ 32+ 49- Hand (5) 26 26 26 C JOAN ARMATRADING /Sleight Of (A &M) "Kind Words" (90) "Reach" "Jesse ",(4) 95 +/8 5= 23+ 55+ 23 22 22 27 AC /DC/Who Made Who (Atlantic) "Who Made Who" (93) 93 -/0 4= 18= .60=

22 29 28 HONEYMOON SUITE/The Big Prize (WB) "What Does" (72) "Bad" (11) "All Along" (6) 80 +/7 5+ 19- 48+ '

21 29 LABYRINTH /Soundtrack (EMI America) "Underground" (86) "Magic Dance" (1) 86 -/0 12+ 42- 41- 71 33 31 30 C DANNY WILDE/The Boyfriend (Island) "Isn't It" (70) "Body" (1) "Criminal" (1) +/5 2= 20+ 40+

27 33 31 ® MODELS /Out Of Mind Out Of Sight (Geffen) "Cold" (74) "Out Of Mind" (2) "Sooner" (2) 78 +/12 1+ 8+ 52+ 32 32 32 a GLASS TIGER/The Thin Red Line (Manhattan) "Don't Forget" (67) "Thin" (12) "I Will" (1) 75 +19 1+ 10+ 47+

16 16 25 33 OUTFIELD/Play Deep (Columbia) "All The Love" (65) "Your" (1) "Everytime" (1) 67 -/3 10= 36- 26-

37 Q KIM MITCHELL/Shakin' Like A Human Being (Atlantic) "Patio Lanterns" (75) "Hold" (4) "Lucky" (2) 79 +/17 1+ 8+ 53+

25 28 33 35 JOE JACKSON/Big World (A &M) "Home Town" (42) "Right" (11) "Jet Set" (7) 55 +/3 3- 14- 32+ 74 37 36 © JEAN BEAUVOIR /Drums Along The Mohawk (Columbia) "Feel The Heat" (67) "Rockin' " (4) "Same" (3) +/6 0= 5+ 42+

15 16 27 37 ROLLING STONES /Dirty Work (Rolling Stones/Columbia) "One Hit" (24) "Winning" (16) "Back" (11) 38 -/0 2- 17- 17-

30 30 29 38 AMERICAN ANTHEM /Soundtrack (Atlantic) "Take It Easy" (31) "Two" (19) "Battle" (11) 55 -/2 1- 14+ 36-

- 40 39 C BEAT FARMERSNan Go (MCA /Curb) "Riverside" (49) "Powderfinger" (1) 'Chevrolet" (1) 51+/7 0= 4= 37+ 36 36 40 Q ROB JUNGKLAS /Closer To The Flame (Manhattan) "Memphis" (43) "Hello" (4) "Boystown" (3) 49 +/5 2= 13+ 23=

"THIS IS THE BREAKERS.

GREATEST ALBUM DAVID LEE ROTH TOM COCHRANE & RED RIDER Eat 'Em And Smile (WB) Tom Cochrane & Red Rider (Capitol) EVER RECORDED.' 80% of our reporters on it. 79% of our reporters on It. ABOUT LAST NIGHT -Steve Simmels Soundtrack (EMI America) 64% of our reporters on H. Stereo Review NEW & ACTIVE

TONIO K. ISLE OF MAN "Isle Of Man" (Pasha/CBS) 52/5 (50/8) Adds. WBRU, KLAO, WOOJ, KSOY. KOZZ. Heavy 3' WHMD. KCGL. Medium 28 including WSHE, KBCO. KROO. KROR, KOME, WHCN, WTUE, KMOD, KMBY, WKLT. THE ALBUM. SMITHEREENS "Especially For You" (Enigma) 468 (405) Adds. CFNY. KILO. KMBY. WCXT. KROU, KCGL. Heavy 3. WBCN, WNEW, KRIX. Medium 28 including WXRT. KBCO, 91X. WHCN, WHEB. WOUR, KLBJ, WTUE. KDJK, WRKI. QUEEN "A Kind Of Magic" (Capitol) 37/3 (37/2) ROMEO UNCHAINED 7 WTUE, KROU. Medium 25 including WKLS. Adds KTCZ, WRKI, KOWB. Powers 2 Heavy including KAZY, WONE, WHMD, (WR.R340) KSRR. WLVQ, KZAP, KGB. WEZX. WRAF, WIMZ, WIOT, KOMP BRUCE COCKBURN "World Of Wonders" (Gold Mountain/MCA) 37/1 (37/3) THE i 2" SINGLE: Adds. WLLZ. Powers 2, Heavy 7 including WBCN, WXRT. WHFS. WIZN, KRIX, KTCL, KVRE. Medium 24 including KZEW. KBCO, 91X, KLBJ. KNCN, WTUE, KMOD, KMBY, KLPX, KKGR. DOKKEN "Under Lock And Key" (Elektra) 358 (27/7) ROMEO AND JANE* Adds. WLLZ. KORS, KUPD, KRSP. WBLM, WKLT, WCXT. WZZQ, Heavy 1' KILO. Medium 23 including WBAB, WXRK. KSRR, (WR.17a5) KGB, KOME, WPYX, KNCN. KISS, WRUF CINDERELLA "Night Songs" (Mercury/PolyGram) 28/2 (27/3) PRODUCED BY RICK NEIGHER7 KISS. Adds WYNF, WLLZ Heavy 1 KRIX Medium 17 including WBAB, WMMR, KTXQ. WLVQ, KUPD. WPYX, WHEB, WEZX.

BOB ROSE. HOWARD STEELE, T-BONE BURNETT CHRIS DeBURGH Into The Light" (A&M) 24/5 (19/1) Adds KTCZ, CFOX. KKGR, KGRQ, KVRE Powers 1. Heavy 2 CHOM, KROU. Medium 17 including 0107, KBCO, WDHA, CHEZ, W100, CFNY, WONE, WTUE, K97 ON WHAT, RECORDS AND BASF CHROME TAPE UNFORGIYEN "Unforglven" ( Elektra) 23/3 (22/2) Adds. KMOD. KFMG, WZEW Heavy 2 KRIX. KCGL. Medium 10. KORS, KLOS, KNCN, KLAO. WHMD. KFMX, KZEP. KTCL. M.nuFacsured and D -bueed by ASSN Record.. hr. KRQU, KTYD E,. MIKE & THE MECHANICS "Mike & The Mechanics" (Atlantic) 232 (235) c 1986 WHAM RECORDS ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Adds. CFOX. WXLP. Powers 1. Heavy 8 including KINK, WZZO, WIOQ, WKDF, WWCT, K97. Medium 14 including WXRK. WOVE, 0107. WSHE. WOUR, KGGO, WWWV, WOOJ. Continued on Page 71 - 70/ R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986 AOR TRACKS

BRUCE COCKBURN "Cell It Democrac' (Gold Mountaln/MCA) 31/1 (31/1) Adds. WXRT Powers 2. Heavy 7 including WBCN, WHFS, WIZN. KRIX, KTCL, KVRE. Medium 20 including KZEW, KBCO. MOST ADDED HOTTEST 91 %, KLBJ, KNCN. WTUE, KMOD, KMBY, KLPX, KTYD. (67) ROD STEWART "A Night Like This" IWO) 26/5 (24/7) STEVE WINWOODMIgher including DAVID LEE ROTH/Tobacco (55) Adds WDVE. DC101, KZEW, WORK. WWTR. Heavy 6 including WFYV, WKOO, KPOI. WWWV. Medium 20 FIXX/Secret (45) KISW, WHCN. WOUR. KLBJ, WRDU. DAVID LEE ROTH /Crary (50) WMMR, WKLS. ( ZAP. KROR, EMERSON, LAKE 8 POWELUTouch (49) CINDERELLA "Stake Me" (Mersery/PalyOram) 27/1 1264) VAN MORRISON/Tower WEZX, KISS. (66) Adds'. WYNF. Heavy 1. KRIX. Medium 17 including WBAB. WMMR. KTX0, WLVO, KUPD, WPVX, WHEB, STEVE WINWOODBpIH (40) GENESIS/Touch (35) DAVID LEE ROTH "Ladles Nits In Bugabi" (WI) 25/25 (01) DAVID LEE ROTHA.adles (25) 1. Heavy B: CI-10M, KLOL. WEBN, JOURNEY/Suzanne (31) Adds including 0107, KROR, WOUR. KLAO. KEZO, KICT. KRKE, KKDJ. WIZN. Powers WKLT. ALVIN LEE/Detroit (24) WLVO. WPYX. WEZX, WSKS. KTVD. Medium 14 including WKLC, WOMF, WWCK. WFBO, KLPX, WZEW, KZEP, PETER GABRIEL/Sledgehammer (29) VAN HALEN/Summer (22) CROWELL "Lest Freedom Ring" (Cohmba).25 /13 (12/12) KENNY LOGGINS/Zone (24) RODNEY (18) Adds including WXRT. KZAP, KROH, WR%L, WIOT, KLPX, WWWV. KTVD. heavy 1' KSPN. Medium 12 Including WLUP. EURYTHMICS/MIsslonary (24) VAN HALENMIeKu KFOG, KILO, KKDJ, WIZN. KROU, (ZOO, KVRE. GTRMUnter (53) (23) 38 SPECIAL/Somebody STEVE WINWOOD "Freedom Overspill" (bland) 25/7 (21/21) STEVE WINWOOD/Take (15) DAVID LEE ROTH/Rose (23) Adds. KOME, WDHA, KATT, KLPX, WWTR, WBLM, WXRC. Powers 1. Heavy 9 including KLOL, (FOG. WPYX. WIOO, WORK, KSPN Medium 14 Including DC101, WKLS, WLUP, WHIT. WFBO, KEZO. KICT, KKDJ. UNFOROIVEN "I Hear TM Call" (Ebktra) 23/3 (22/2) Adds. KMOD, KFMG, WZEW. Heavy 2. KRIX, KCGL Medium 10: KORS, KLOS, KNCN, KLAO, WHMD, KFMX, KZEP, KTCL, KROU. KTVD. CLIMBERS EMERSON, LAKE 8 POWELL 'The Score" (Mereery/PoIFGrem) 23/1 (25 /1) CHART Medium 11 0107. Adds. KOZZ. Heavy 9' WOVE, KZEW, KFOG, KROR, WPVX, WEZX, WAOX, WFVV, WLAV, including DC101, WCKG, KUPD. WDHA. WDIZ, KISS, KLPX. CALL "Everywhere I Go" (Eakin) 95/10 (90 /11) BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE '1 = MC2" (Columbia) 21/5 (16 /1) KKDJ, KTCL. Heavy 12 including WBCN, WLUP, WXRT, KLAO, Adds. DC101. KYYS, WIOO. KMJX. WWCK, WXKE, WLAV, KMOD. Adds WNEW, KTX0, WIZN, KFMX, KRIX. Heavy 3'. WLIR, WSKS. KTCL. Medium 8 including WMMR, KBCO. WEZX, Including WIYY. WXRK, WMMR, KTXO. KSRR, WSHE, WNOR, WOFM, 91X. KOME, KSJO, WOUR, KNCN. Medium 67 WMRV, KLPX. WEBN, WLVO. Moves 31 -29. CHEAP TRICK "Mighty Wings" (Colombia) 21/4 (17/2) KROR, KSJO, WDHA, KNCN, KILO. JOAN ARMATRADING "Kind Words" (ABM) 661 (62/11) Adds WHOA, KGB. KISS, KWHL. Heavy 1 KUPD. Medium 16 including WLLZ, KYYS, WWTR, KZEP, KFMZ, KSOY. Heavy 22 Including CHOM, WLUP, KAZY, KBCO, 91X. Adds. WZZO, WYSP, WCMF, WW, ADRENAUN "Road 01 The Gypsy" (MCA) 20/1 (21/3) 51 WXRK, KZEW, WHOA. WXRT, WLVO. KFOG, KROR, WPY%. WHFS. WOUR, WTUE. WWWV. Medium Including WBAB, 7 WRIF, WTPA, WCMF, KLAO, WWCK Adds KODS. Powers 1 Heavy 3 WLLZ, KORS, KRIX. Medium including Moves 36 -31. CHRIS DeBURGH "Fire On We Water" (AIM) 19/2 (17 /1) Year Eyes" (Geffen) 641 (80 /10) WIOO, WTUE, PETER GABRIEL "In 1 Heavy 2 CHOM, KROU. Medium 13 including 0107. KBCO, WDHA, WONE, KZEW, KSHE, KFOG, KROR, WPYX. Adds CFOX, KVRE. Powers Adds. KZAP, KISW. KLPX, WXRC, KFMX, WCXT. Heavy 48 including WMMR, DC101, WEZX. WMF. Moves K97. KSTM. WZZO, WHCN. WHEB. Medium 34 including WKLS. KTXO, WNOR, WLUP, WOFM, 91X. WCMF, HOUSE "World Where You Live" (Capitol) 191 (204) 29 -23. CROWDED Heavy 0 Medan 13 including KLOL, CHEZ, W100, WHEB. WEZX, WMRY, KSTM, K(CY. GTR 'The Hunter" (Arista) 63 /16 (66/22) Heavy 17 including WOFM, KUPD, KGB, WINWOOD "Back In The High Life Again" (Islaed) 161 (9/9) Adds including KROR, WHEB. WROU. WRXL. WAPL, KEZO, WWCT, KRSP, KFMG. STEVE KFOG, KOME, KISW, KTCZ, KINK, CHEZ. KMOD, KRKE, WWTR, KKGR Heavy 6 including WXRT, KBCO, KISS, KGRO. WPDH. WCMF, KLBJ, WLAV. KILO. KMBY. Medium 57 including WIVY. WBAB, KTXO, KZEW, WNOR, Adds. WNEW, WLVO, Medium 10 including WKLS, WRDU, KKCV WPVX, WHCN Moves 40-36. 'Glory 01 Love" (WB) 16/3 (16/0) 2Z TOP "Velcro Fly" (WB) 77/3 (76/16) PETER CETERA KISW, WHCN, WHEB. Medium Adds K97, WV Powers 4 heavy 12 including KEPI, KINK, CFOX, WKLC, WIMZ, KGGO, KICT. WHMD. Medium Adds. KBPI, KZAP, WKLC. Heavy 29 Including WITY, WBCN. WKLS. KTXO, KUPD, KOME, WYNF, MAW KSRR. KSPN. 44 including WBAB. WOVE, KZEW, WNOR, WLVO, KYYS. KSHE. KGB, WEZX. Moves 33 -30. 4 including And LoneNness" (Atlantic) 16/3 (15/7) KIM MITCHELL "Patio Lanterns" (Atlantic) 75/14 (62/20) CHRIS THOMPSON "Love KNCN. WIZN. Heavy 0. Medium 12 Including WXRK, KZAP, NOME, KSJO, WMRY, KPOI, KLPX, WRUF Adds including WMMR, KIM), WXRT, KISW. WADY, WOMF, KFMG. KMBY, WGIR. heavy 7: 0107, WLUP, CHEZ. Add, KLAO, KATT, WHCN. Moves 49-44. KILO, K97. KROU. Medium 52 Including KZEW, KSRR, WSHE. WOFM. KBCO, KGB, KOME, WPY%, MICHAEL McDONALD "Sweet Freedom" (MCA) 18/2 (14/2) WHMD. Medium 7 including Powers 1 Heavy 10 including KAZY, KINK, CFOX. WONE, WTUE. WWCT, MODELS "Cold Fever" (Geffen) 74 /13 (65 /13) Adds KBCO, WSKS. WOFM, KBCO, WCCC. KZOK, KKGR Adds including KSRR, KSHE, KUPD, KZAP, WEZX, WOUR, KOMP, KWHL. Heavy 7: WBCN, WLUP, WXRT. KBPI, WHEB. Moves 44 -42. WMRY, WHMD. Medium 49 including WSHE, WNOR, KYYS, 91 X KGB, KFOG, KOME, WPYX. WHCN, MIKE 8 THE MECHANICS 'Taken In" (Atlantic) 16/2 (18/4) WCPZ. Medium 11 including WXRK, WSHE, Adds. WXLP Powers 1 Heavy 6 including KINK, WZZO, WIOQ. WWCT. STEVE WINWOOD "Spiv Decision" (Island) 73/40 (36/35) CFOX, Heavy 29 including DC101, KFOG. WWWV, WOOD, WZEW. Adds including WDVE, KTXO, KZEW, WNOR, WRIF, KSHE. KUPD, KZAP, KOME, KISW. KGGO. WOBK, KYYS. WOUR, KLBJ, WDIZ, WAPL. KROR, WPVX, WHCN. WEZX, KILO. KWHL, KTYD. Medium41 including WIT'''. WNEW, SHADOWFAX "What Goes Around" (Windham HIN) 17/9 (64) Medium 15 including KTCZ. KBCO. (FOG. WFBO. KEZO Moves 55 -33. Adds. WBAB. WPVX, WIOT, KICT, KKDJ. WRKI, KZEP, KSPN, KOZZ Heavy 0. KTCL, KVRE. HONEYMOON SUITE "What Does N Take" (WB) 72/10 (84/12) WHFS, WHCN, KKGR, %. Heavy 17 including 0107, WYNF, WEBN, Adds: WNEW, WSHE, KSHE, WAOY. WOUR, WIMZ. WTKX, KMOD, KRSP. KFM DEVICE "Hanging On A Heart Attack" (Chrysalis).17/4 (12/2) WPDH, WRAF, KLBJ, KNCN. 10 including KSRR. 91X, CFOX. CHEZ, KORS, KGB, KOME, WCMF, KOMP. KOJK. Medium 42 Including KSRR, WLVO, WHEB, Adds KROO, WCCC, WWCT. WHMD Heavy 3 including WWCK, KCGL Medium WOMF, WRDU. Moves 42 -37. WSKS. WOOJ, KROLL KZOO. DANNY WILDE "Isn't It Enough" (Island) 70/5 (66/7) BRUCE HORNSBY 8 THE RANGE "TM Way f Is" (RCA) 17/2 (141) KLOS, KOME. KSJO, KLBJ. KNCN, KESI, KKGR, KSPN. KGRO Medium Adds: WLUP. WYSP, WAOX, WRUF, WZEW. Heavy 20 including WLLZ, WRIF, KORS, Adds WLAV, (SOY. Powers 3 Heavy 10 WXRT, KTCZ. KBCO, KZOK, WIZN. W W WV. WCMF, WEZX. Moves 43 -39. WAPL, KILO. Medium 40 including KTXO. KZEW. KSRR, WSHE, KUPD. KGB, KROR, WHEB, 6 including KAZY, W100, WONE. WTUE, KSTM. 15 /14 (1 /1) GENESIS "Land Of Confusion" (Atlantic) 66/12 (59/4) BOB SEGER 8 THE SILVER BULLET BAND "Living inside My Head" (EMI America) WHJY, KTXO. WRIF, 12 including ((CV. Adds Including WBAB, KZEW. KSRR, WLUP, W100. WHEB, KLBJ, KOZZ Heavy 39 including WXRK. Adds including KLOL, WPYX. WHCN. WHTF. WIOT. KKDJ Heavy 3 KZEW. KTCZ, KRIX Medium WRDU, WFBO, KICT. KORS, KZAP. 91X. KFOG, KOME Medium 27 including WIVY. DC101, WKLS, KYYS. WOUR. WDIZ, WORK, WBLM, KZEP, KVRE Moves 34 -27 RUN D.M.C. "Walk This Way (Profile) 15/3 (14/1) WIZN. WHMD, KTCL. GLASS TIGER "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)" (Manhattan) 67 /13 (55/24) Adds WNOR. KZAP, KRIX Powers 1 Heavy 3 KROO. WPLR. WSKS Medium 6: KSRR, 91X, CHEZ. Heavy 7 including KORS. KOME, Adds including WSHE, WNOR, WAOY, WAPL, KODS, KEZO, WWCT, KOMP, WBLM. WOUR, KNCN, WTUE. WXLP, WHMD, WZZO, KROU. Medium 44 Including WNEW, KTXO, KSRR, KSHE, WHEB. WEZX, Moves 58 -49. JEAN BEAUVOIR "Feel The Heat" (Columbia) 671 (611) KSPN. Medium 38 including Adds CHEZ. WWCT, KFMG, WOOJ. KOWB, WKLT. Heavy 5 WBCN. 91X, WKOO, WCPZ, WAPL. Moves 53.51 ALBUMS WBAB. WNEW, WXRK, WLVO, KROO. KGB, KROR, WHEB, WMF. AOR FIXX "Built For The Future" (MCA) 63/3 (61/4) KOME. WEZX, WLAV. Adds KUPD. KZAP, WDIZ. Heavy 21 Including KZEW, WXRT, KBCO, 91 %, KGB, KFOG, KROR, KEZO. Remains at 038. HOTTEST Medium 38 including WDVE, WLUP, KYYS, WHCN, KLBJ. KNCN. WAPL, WTUE, WFBO. MOST ADDED ALVIN LEE "Detroit Diesel" (21 /Ateo) 57/24 (33/33) WLLZ, KORS, WYSP, KIM MITCHELL (17) STEVE WINWOOD (69) Adds including WDVE, KZAP, KFOG. KISW. WPYX. WAPL. WIOT, KMOD, KILO. heavy 6 including Debuts at 53. KNCN. KISS Medium 34 including WIYY. WNEW, DC101, WRIF, KUPD. WHCN. WHEB, WEZX, WDIZ. MODELS (12) GENESIS (53) DAVID LEE ROTH "Tobacco Road (WB) 55/55 (01) GTR (11) PETER GABRIEL (52) 12 Including WHEW, Adds including WBAB. WMMR, WKLS, KTXO, WSHE, WNOR. WRIF. KZAP, KROR, WHCN. Heavy SHADOWFAX (11) FIXX (46) KUPD, KOME. Medium 38 including WRDU, WAPL, WLAV, WFBO. KEZO, WIOT, WXRK, KZEW, KLOL, WLVO, WLLZ. ABOUT LAST NIGHT (9) VAN HALEN (38) KMOD. KICT, KFMG, KOZZ. Debuts at 1046. CALL (9) EMERSON, LAKE 6 POWELL (36) GENESIS "In Too Deep" (Atlantic) 52/4 (52/3) KFOG. KROR, WPVX, WHCN, GLASS TIGER (9) JOURNEY (33) Adds WIVY KSRR, KEZO. KOLA Heavy 23 including WOVE, DC101, KZEW. WLVO. KBCO. Moves 41 -40. WEZX Medium 28 cludmg WNEW, WKLS. WNOR, KLOS, KINK, WZZO, WDIZ. WTUE. KGGO. WFBO. JOHN C. MELLENCAMP (9) 38 SPECIAL (26) DAVID LEE ROTH "Solo' Crary" (WB) 50/50 (01) HANK WILLIAMS JR. (9) TOP GUN (24) WHEB, WOUR, KLBJ, WDIZ. heavy 9 W%RK, KZEW. KLOL. Adds including KYYS. KSHE. KZAP, KGB. KISW, WHCN, (8) LEE ROTH (23) KILO. KMBY, JOAN ARMATRADING DAVID WPLR, WEZX. KISS. KPOI Medium 39 including WBAB, WDVE. DC101, WKLS. KTXO, WHOA, KOME. WPY% DOKKEN (8) WRUF, KOZZ Debuts at 48 VAN MORRISON "Ivory Tower" (Mercury/PolyOram)49/49 (O1) 4 KZEW, WORT, KTCZ. Adds including WIVN, WBAB. WMMR, WSHE, WNOR, WLUP. WLVO, KORS, KBCO, KINK. Heavy KTYD. Debuts at 1055. KFOG Medium 38 including WHCN, WEZX. WRDU, WRXL, WLAV, KEZO, KICT, KZEL. WRKI, BEAT FARMERS "Riverside" (MCA/Curb) 491 (444) L NEW & ACTIVE Medium 36 Including Adds WSHE. KZAP. WHFS, WKDF. WDIZ. KATT. KFMG, KOLA. Heavy 4. 91 %. KGB, KPOI, KTCL. KTXO. WXRT, KYYS. WOFM. KBCO, KROO. KUPD, KOME. KISW. Moves 59-57. from Page 70 VAN HALEN "Summer Nights" (WB) 45/22 (24 /16) Continued KOZZ. Heavy 17 including WMMR. Adds including WDVE. DC101, WHCN. WAPL. KMBY, WRKI. WBLM, WRUF, KWHL, CHRIS THOMPSON "The High Cost Of Living" (Atlantic) 21/5 (161) including KTXO. WNOR, WPVX, WOUR, WMF, WOMF, WIOT, WLVO, KMET. KGB. KOME. KISS. KILO. KTYD. Medium 25 Adds KLAO. KATT. WIZN. KSPN. KTCL Heavy 0 Medium 12 Including WXRK. KZAP. KOME KSJO, WMRY, (POI. KLPX, KOMP Debuts al 52 WRUF. KVRE ROB JUNGKLAS "Memphis Thing" (Manhattan) 43/5 (371) BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE "This Is Big Audio Dynamite" (Colombia) 21/5 (17/1) 7: WLUP, WXRT. WOFM, WKOO, WRAC, WHMD, KRIX. Medium Adds WEZX, KODS. KMBY, WRKI. WWTR, WZEW. Heavy Adds WNEW, KTXQ, WIZN. KFMX. KRIX Heavy 3 WLIR, WSKS. KTCL. Medium 8 including WMMR, KBCO. WEZX, (LAO, Debuts at 1060. 24 including KZEW, WEBN, WLVO, KBCO. KLBJ. WOMF, WTUE, WRUF. WMRY. KLPX JOE JACKSON "Horne Town" (ABM) 424 (391) SHADOWFAX "Too Far To Whisper" (Windham Hill) 20 /11 (114) KBCO, WHFS, WLIR. WPLR, WIOO, KSTM, WIZN, Adds. KFOG, KLAO. KZOK. KOWB, WCXT. Heavy 1P. CHOM, 91X, Adds including WBAB, WPVX, WIOT, KICT, WRKI, KOZZ Heavy 0. Medium 17 including KTCZ. KBCO, KFOG, WHFS, KMBY. WRKI. WWWV. Remains a1 54 KVRE Medium 24 including WXRK. WLVO. WPVX, WPDH, WMF. WLAV. WHCN. KSTM, KKGR, KTCL. KVRE. ADRENAUN "Road Of The Gypsy" (MCA) 20/1 (21/3) 7 including WRIF, KMET, WCMF, KLAO, WWCK L & ACTIVE Adds KODS Powers 1 Heavy 3 WLLZ. (ORS. KRIX. Medium NEW PETER CETERA "Solitude /Solitaire" (WB) 19/3 (171) Adds. WYNF, K97. WWWV Powers 4 Heavy 12 inducing KBPI, KINK, CFOX, WKLC. WIMZ, WXLP, KGGO, KICT, WHMD Medium 6 including KSRR, KSPN. KGRO. "The Wild And The Young" (Pasha /CBS) 49/12 (3737) QUIET RIOT 19/2 (15/2) 1 (MCA) Adds including KISW, KMJX. WTKX, KMBY, KRSP. WRUF. KFMG, KOZZ Heavy KRIX. Medium 27 including WHEW. RUNNING SCARED "Soundtrack" KBCO, Powers t Heavy 10 including KAZY, KINK, CFOX, WONE, WTUE. WWCT, WHMD. Medium 8 including WRIF, KSHE, KUPO. KGB, KOME. WHEB, WOUR. KISS. WAPL. Adds WSKS WXRT, KBPI. WLAV, (ZOK. KKGR, KSPN, KROU ISLE OF MAN "Am I Forgiven" (Pubs/CBS) 49/5 (47/9) KOZZ Heavy 3 WIOO. WHMD, KCGL. Medium 25 including WSHE. KBCO. KROO. BEACH BOYS "Made In The U.S.A." (Capitol) 19/2 (21/3) Adds WBRU. KLAO, WOOJ. KSOY, KLPX, Adds KTX0. KPOI Heavy 3 intruding KAZY. WONE Medium 11 Indud,rg WSHE. WNOR. WCCC, KIEL, KZOK, KROR. KOME. WHCN. WTUE. KMOD, KMBY WWTR, WWWV, KTYD SMITHEREENS "Blood 8 Roses" (Enigma) 45/5 (40/5) WHCN, 18/4 (14/2) Adds CFNY. KILO, KMBY, WCXT. (ROL) Heavy 3 WBCN. WNEW. KRIX. Medium 27 including WXRT, KBCO. 91X. DEVICE "2283" (Chrysalis) Adds KROO. WCCC. WWCT. WHMD Heavy 4 including WWCK. KSPN', KCGL. Medium 10 including KSRR. 91X. CFOX, WHEB, WOUR. KLBJ. WTUE CHEZ, WSKS. WOOJ, KROU. KZOO QUEEN "A Kind Of Magic" (Capitol) 36/2 (372) WCPZ, KROU. Medium 25 including WKLS, KSRR, STING "Bring On The Night" (ABM) 171 (14/3) Adds WRKI. KOWB Powers 1 .Heavy 6 KAZY, WONE, WTUE. WHMD, Adds WKLS, WNOR, CENT. KLBJ, WDIZ. KOZZ Heavy 3 including WXRT, KINK. Medium 10 including KTX0, WCKG. KZAP, KGB, WEZX. WMF. WIMZ. WIOT, KOMP WLVO. KBCO. KFOG. WLAV, KSTM. KKCV ROD STEWART "Red Hot In Black" (WB) 331 (251) KTYD. Heavy 2 WPVX, KPOI. Medium 29 Including JIMMY BUFFET "Florldays" (MCA) 174 (16/2) Adds WBAB. KZEW. KROR, WDHA. WHEB. WEZX. KLBJ. WRUF, 10 including KTCZ, KAZY, KBCO. Adds. KPOI. WHMD Powers 1 Heavy 5 KINK, WZEW, KESI, KKGR, KGRO. Medium KYYS. KFOG, WHCN. WPDH. WFBO, KEZO. WIOT. WKLS, WOFM. WTKX. WONE, WTUE, KSTM, ((CV DOKKEN "It's Not Low" (Sekiya) 331 (251) 16/3 (15 /1) Heavy 1. KILO. Medium 22 including WBAB, V1KBX, RUN D.M.C. "Raising Hell" (Profile) Adds. WLLZ. KORS. KUPD, KRSP. WBLM, WKLT. WCXT. WZZO. KSRR, CHEZ, WIZN. WHMD, KTCL. Adds. WNOR, KZAP, KRIX. Powers 1 Heavy 3. KROO. WPLR, WSKS Medium 7 91X, KGB, KOME, WPVX, KNCN, KISS, WRUF. WHJY, KCGL ANDY TAYLOR 'Take N Easy' (Atlantic) 31/4 (30/7) KRIX, WCPZ, KROU, OUEENSRYCHE "Raga For Order" (EMI America) 15/4 (11 /1) 1 KSRR. KORS. WLIR, WSKS. WZEW, Adds WLVO, WKLC. WIMZ. KMBY. Powers Heavy 10. WXRK, WBAB, KUPD, KGB, KISW, (NON. KISS, KFMG WBLM. Adds 0107, KOMP, KLPX, WZZO Heavy 0 Medium 8 including KCGL. Medium 18 including WBAB, KBPI. KROO, KSJO. WDHA, WCCC. WMF, WWCT, R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986/71 ...... I I

W,NrooO JACKSON BROWNE WßIRfMlManehestN WBLMIPonlana, ME WALS-FMIAllanla cENLSIS IMI WYSPIPIdIad.l la ELI ó2UViómiié 11o+TI (MI Err. [c PLAYLISTS - An artist's name is K¡VLCANCARdTt 1215pee g/óq Ph e sPEC1. (eo3p2sa91s (207)783-2065 (4aN25a96o %iuuwó°e T-.t., á3IG SO. BEAUVOIR SPECIAL ANDY At: MO. . CNAE86AO[ ,RS MT UNDERSEA ND: LOBinJ°" MATHIEUÀ` MD,°' BOBLL mum/"'°` listed once per playlist in the high- L Mfu"'"°°° '"' ;°MT. P WOLF MLLE Et TOP ::; á l8 9 [AL ^ LOU REED MERMAN est rotation that any of an album's r°"r°A imam BRUCE °°Y a .. AC/ DC csCML m°" ;" EVERá GAMIC. G]L IMI :DG6CRSMCXL BRUCE a .. PEOPLE raM a Rm " HONEYMOON e °LEAS 22 ::: "a°LNW or 1 MITe reported. For °°°"wNt TdeE TOP O"T"uR"M are example, PETER " LAST NTx LrL°IB (Ml P.O...L: T-IMS SaSPECIAL perm GABE rim if D1l/ht L`` GLASS TIGER IMI tracks from the same album are acou A11 Nb. ROBERT 2K IMI iálá RAM WILLIAMS. JR CoEA JEAN BEAUVOIR WPLRMeIr Maven : STEVE MP NG STEVE UTRIM STEM e1HRHOD IMl reportedI>o in both heavyVY and medi- WM1IRNhllad.lpn4 JOAN AmTRm L vAifTROAA ELI (203W874071:1 mn JD COUGAR GUN (215)561ó933 JOSS rA1aNM, r-BIRDS. JTáiN°LÓu ARP um, the artist will appear in heavy. VAN Drx ICEHOUSE JOHN 00e LOTr M°B¡¡M'm °ó, wA ul.er M° M xN.e. Records being played in power are " 'WOOMf"" MOODYGcAEwAGeTMw áTrl LLD PROP,,B I.L: PALM. i r. úurr GENESIS m BC ÉMndRS 3 RED LEE KINN (TO included in a station's heavy rota- Q "M, ;` row mNq° DAVID tion. "1AÚiM,d WILDE WAOx/Syneuae WTPA64TNbur9 ns seDEp CUSS oG RSñlECiAL :oour'mSTOA t MBE mD,e WNEWfMINBw York JOURNEY °sm% LúT NIGHT For all stations, light rotation IS PEOPE a TA°A".IeacAM"IMUxea pm (717)497-1111 VÀíuld ó (POSm7 HALM TOP aa. Ev rotzóó r000 .S.r. . , DM Jw m, .CHOC Jt..tle. r ::f.. condensed to include only those L°aT "6O .EVE rIMD°° ASIR 0aN1, JAMS IrGRT BELINDA CA.1T.B .. aT° MARS EE.Drr a REID °JaNES MD, OUTFIELD MITCHELL records added to the rotation this N :°:;` M. WILLIAMS. JE la S aCTAL MOART `T T rim week. For P-2 and P-3 stations, m:'°Qa":11 .ICaaCAaT :`"; W¢N/Bunington òD á: GENESIS (NI G BRUCE KIRStM .. M MAL. JOLi MEL. MIR51 CO.. PETER WG[R sY 16o2leneoo medium rotation is condensed in /DC NG mom wroolPtllaaal pni ST J ST ...SI DE J IC DAVA Ln RDTM m!1I"i1°"KIO 6U MD. TAN VA" arm JACKSON RaWN[ LL P Ñ the Sanie manner. PEViFIRE 1° O Jamey BIG COUNTRY (2n5)8721.PER CINCH SPECIAL TN O0D B.. STEVE RUTHLESS PEOPLE JOE JO. MIL. áIEL Symbols: 6.M. D 1aeA'Dn1°'i ï°KIÚCmrRY NRTTrMI MOOT SMI s WWTR/ßewn City SAUCE mnSBY a .. w W."...eLer PLOP. ILI SiedDDCar°rr ewn aT-r A' Record is newly reported ROBERT P [ nTM1MaM a .. (N7 WAVY - RUTHLESS 'P60PU woo°OVTOr Tuu1TG :1O0DY FAMOUS T-10011 (3ß11289J515 SPECIAL NGe cmu WSMFJM41n1 CINDERELLA 3e SPECIAL mammy ATrIELD GIUPERSA PD: RICHARD;. RENdwD RTxUdt PEnP E or additional tracks have been ad- "'TMr"d MRT1N ID. COMM NT Mued1" GTE No: EL Iwn ICEHOUSE .305)581-560 ,wrHS1x aownr J°I. . ieAsPmcAL tram AexLLOON MITE m MLIMLO D MOM.' GENESIS TI IMECx. DANNYjTYtaE LJD°o rdARr ded. tT GAMIER. IMI °OYIUALVIN rFF '`RSCOCRJOmr WMADa OANI.r nue rerG aARSDT. JGOMÀRMrR.ING °"mpM M¢ VI' LEZ 1IhtJA A a, D LEB MOTH ' LNrM er LOU R® .rM "DD ArdAM PETER IM) (M); (L) Other tracks from that IMI - OoA°DIO MITe 1 nu Os.GI TR iCEIdLAL ft.. DAVID [EE lEl M1KU JJM,Oe P GUN ILI album are in those rotations (medi- Y'LO 1C9YCANSTMM To. äPñ;M,D: FABULOUS -.IpDe d 0. ME IM JOEACRNGN 1a EOD áTM W1M,KI008 OEIrRSLÿM11L1 um or light). a DM "M.AIá. LCOOVeE JEAN BEAUVOIR TOM COCÑtANE a RED CFNVRdonto comm. a Em ROD STdMT NJ A. An artist's name with no abbrevi- WDVENNbburqh GTE WDIIAOoWM, S2àrT°qNlcxr (416)453.7452 WuYRIM '"' COUNTRY ALVIN ,EL p1O AL, DAvlo MARSDEH Le ImCI Cw PARADISE SOB MEIER 12 0113 2 61 0 5 5 JOAN NMMATrRADInc WLIRILong Island allons means all airplay is in the 1412)937-1441y TOP a u MAT LO.: DO N BERNS JOIN ç RWIM ATEIfLD 11 LINDER WO JA1RNn vDi GILLISPIE QUIRT RIOT (516w85ó200 Ne4A. Gce aP6 CoCGAG 11m .,Q1ResmLe JMEYI VM VAS wDAR]roHN DAvtOIEe LO1x or listed rotation. ND: HERS xT r.F DENIS MA 1O. LOU REED eRLO CMLJL CIRCLE MM U111NY WS MUWW LIIht MAJDY EWES . .VIN PEOPLE A "frozen" list indicates that a 000 "; CNLTe""`"" "aF '"°" UJY.[NEN' " TM' A 'A áT" Un NIGHT ;E`DAViD ; Et' YÒTBIeWNH""¢ or ° r JOAN AMUTp.,NG OUSE Light GABRIEL OoN`"`ÿ VAS or iLli'tc current report was not received, ITL°11°HáM a. PEE woe' ewtciDTIIO°9W°"e `T` iir áAUER rttt ItM°LdN) 16 [D LEL ROTX EMULOUS T- SIRE. VAN HALER NONeYXDDN Mlµ i1 REED and last week's rotations are in- á'ÿH1 MLT,,.IILB üràMt'MBES m "" TOSO%,° ". IDero°U: OC JACKSON "TOOT G Ma. ROO JUMOKUB ' STING r,tlt"A°ARA cluded in the data base. °"" RED TR LIME 0 E MD TM KARATE KID I1 BT` :L ,.S >8° SPECIAL KIN °MITCHELL a wWTtA"ADIeE RUTHLESS PEOPLE EYE BEACH . N ° PARALLELS Stations arranged e: u c`Tw` r .A ÿ,G55,`; P°DO"` ú;: NIGHT - r (MILLI by market size, according to Arbi- p tLGC" WNJYIProvldenee BIG `raudi.MM WPDNIPoughka.psl ac°Mrrlha°In ° s.C°UOr¢ DmX: Y LLálou..TaNn J°Axx G 9 euScxT (401)43e+110 I") (911w71-,soo ALdmúrT _ MODELS Joss : N"°;, mEDDIE N EE D, DAws ,EC mSTLN 11 MG,CM AMd fron's MSA population figures. a C1°°' DAVID ROTH MST. PD, A.EYN eTM WINMO00 ("1(L) NO PM BxDOR6 RSENTM diNDA CARLITE m PETTI ,UPNn r HAM Parallel One: 1,000,000 +. E IELOEd/ warm, JaARLAMATPAOiNG ICE... amour. PETE .,.Ir'Mmx. GENESIS EµRINYMD J 0 JKK°aLOAn éB s A TILE Parallel Two: 200,000 Y PETER GABRIEL aw ICEHOUSE (M Light ' PARALLEL VAN aN AUDIO M1T[ rRles ; AVTNLCSS PEOPLE eWTxBIOC notion (LI 1,000,000. JOURNEY ILYER ROLLING STONES ISLE JOIN EDDIE BIJrE3 HONEYMOON MiTC : AL 1 MOOT LaVL" a .,°"MDNAm /El ONE °< AU MC BEAT FAMeRs Parallel Three: under 200,000. L LODNLT DLOeELL BIG COUNTRY . TaMdtg K. IN LEIS KZEWIDallas ROD .CIART Stations at a significant ratings dis- m°AL$°BwES EVrT. 2 ;O° LouGM MT.. SISTERS SAND g g rIEK RICNLIN VAN °MODELS (214174a-989 WNDRfMMorblt ","`;ó n° PDI SOB RNa°r . .. advantage to their in-format com- JOUSYpR T ;ú AS.. ED, cleoY íc°,LLDaE (604)823-9687 ;° cum. 0107/Toronto WNFSIAnne poN . E TOT :aA:CCU... " ® moo.. RS 0 Hu°:ErMODò °;ALGER NG RUTH..M petitor(s) are assigned a lower par- ñ N. : JE11r ( RS á DAVID LOTN a) , M µ16y67-3415 GER 301 1 BS-143o PRETTYr tY : ` d (NI (LI rRG IEL cAN ,á JOHN STEVE MICHAEL s MARES á1i@I. GM: GARY uN NP DAv1D'ESrEIx0MRS Mfw WIN.. ICEHOUSE ., Light CESSAIS n1( Am am. M0. PROSE 22 TOP CCCfMINarNdd MD, SOS JM 000 IM AY laBPC MMTM1cE CLOeDEO HOUSE MEeUI ROLLING STONES EE RD. (Mr (203)233-4426 GTE Am. AC/DC TM"'Oa Cá°mw E a R m RUTHLESS PLC Is) PO: HARK ALAN oI POS SESEO IM DIUFF11,A M0 MOUE MALIN T r PETER G,CL BI.B a ELF UT 'GM PETER GABRIEL"I IM COBRA .aá JACKSON JOURNEY I GENESIS IM, N .LIÑGSTONES` IM, wdM eREOCK,UM GENESISDM"Y N G IMI UM IMI 111G COUNT. BTMIdODD J ABNATwAING IAM T- 111.8 BB BIF R IM Ñ[R RUTHLESS Iro TOP D ((ALEN IMI (N) wtEeFMmdl.mddh TON Pm RUTHLESS PEOPLE LwRieDwgOÀ"° KSIRMOU.ton 38 SPECIAL LABYRINTH versa crania IM M (603)4367300 BRUCE a Il MI JMC sIBEY (713p97-0097 NCO. BLUES CALL I WBRUIroaaence mere .1.000 IMP urr 311 EAL o,cE MORNS., ST"é00o JOURNEY ., ANDY BMOC. a.. DANNY WILDE a usxee MD: aI1s cERT TM CCRM a 161 M8Y DAVD e IM (401)2729550 DH WILLIAMS Bm BRUCE A I1 ` NM MDr11111EN HALES NI RICK GLASS ILI M 40 Y L ND, ALIBON STdA1T COMMg MEL. NCUCAR EYE ILIILI EDDIE DEEMATC PETER GABRIEL HALLO A BOUT LAST NIGHT RUTHLESS "a LUBA BLOW MAES UL ILI EDd EDDIE KIM Yf CHALK CIRCL[ ILI STING " CVpTN1C d fK úÑ °aAl InI M41. MEOP scRM PARALLEL S TOP vrss ii D CACTUS WORLD PEWS KIM IL) IOLLta JOE JACKSON IAMGS JOURNEYL WILO[ FABULOUS T 8 VAN MORRISON SRUCE M MOODY BGDTa BL ° STEVE°° WINNOW/ IM LIG ROLLING I _BL6 common lüIL. UYPITx PALMER ONE *KtTCHLLIL OU,n1110T ' NTH OSLTWEENS STELUESSTEVE WIdND ILI ROSE. "MaDD JOMAOU ...SHIP Light IM1L1 VAN éAD FM T-BIRDe a aU 22 TOP MEU. EL CGM MnTNta BAÌm DAVID a 22 TOPD ° TRUE COC LIKBUd ]8 EOAL IN) C MODELS EARRING .. AIS Light M Nrud oMAá' AC /DC (30189-008 EURYTHMICS ATT°ri BIG KU ORuVíT° sNjILIr"Ta COUNTRY xI JOIN m 2 úw111 EI [ Cd TEOL ]B Mó K rlt MD: u Medium AMERICAN 11117.21I S CMR,S MM NAILS GNARL!%" SEXTON"C DOUBLE JOHN MEL. KI dA " a M NGRP N a AMR. 11 TIGER ./ M ILI a SISTERS MID OUTFIELD G N aw SOS 0ER MODELS °O°'A"` DAVIS PARALLEL " DEL UAPtWImDAVID a DAVID ATrTE TOP GUN 0C1GAR Mn.Ma. AN ANTp ING a NaSL°FLB, "M ROBERT PALMER ~aPa1. T DEVICE PM xi Light 1.1. °AD 1W l3PEO,AL O Mai. MCODE STING GAM.. 00 JOURNEY PRertrH°tURS PINK EsNI v MáRR10W a íN C10Mf1AMOnlr.al SR,Lsh éi N ILI JOURNEY moo WPYxAlbany, NY RS°wiTe 1 (514)935-2425 a eCOMR (.181es9081 RO0 ETAn D STd ID: `X JOIN COUGAR N. STEVE MI N eENGPrrR[3NN OOD IN ' KT1(OlDalles TOP M`TNSA....0011MD : °OBTC r°LLáSTONESo[u WCMFIROeM.tsr PARALLEL WICNMertlord WoUR Ntlu (214)5265500 ALL RUTHLESSraés JOE PARALLEL OMOUae ó a r. (71882J330)2 (315177-0BO3 I NG STONES nG GGa (203)217-1080 :sASST. rDMARA. TWO BIG 'OUpnSTEVE irtoo° PETER A ó` áé°MMN Kr SOS ä ñ RUTHLESS PEOPLE roEY sm. we BITT. MD' KLBJ-iMlAUSIn GENESI DC101/Washinqto á ax "" vxAP MTa fl PETER CETERA BLUES FINE D r. vOi (512)4744543 OC SPECIAL ny, DANNY AT `5 JOAN MAT11IMaAO MMr r. GENESISáa IM) PD: cu MM 1?022e-993 LEE LOTH El (W51O6BK)4f-15A55 ú FABULOUS - ,.S LAM,NT,N D °T":'áereAG,a M) JAAANAxOLLFSmNSN M, JEFF D" IN11L1 MEER . STEM Wr00 IMI JOd PETER aRt INT Pts D T LÒ ASST. Pb: 11.3. COHd GENESIS iEKWINMODDTOP gMEMKINN2 A1a8EB16 Rn11 VM HALM HI 0N1 NICER PEG. APPLE INI KIM MITCHELL GENESIS ' SPECIAL VAN HALER (N) PD, óG r a RT PETER M) rL M .. NnrMnC5""OD ]AL 1MIU DADV Ue sow (M BIG ° COUNTRY ArrmDNMN JCKEOWBROdE BIG "sa¢ ALvIN LEE COUNTRY DAVID ON COUGAR °A2LR e HORNS. a. FLTG MIEL M;TNICS 10 COOKERY lt0 cA KLL. JONES NIGHT ELI éROTH IM W [L r` STEVE W XMOOD 6pYTMICSÑR IC//a DAVID LEE IloH TOP GUN OLOLASTMdI N ICe MGLx S"NADAz Tá6°" r-lme 1 t,LLO MIT[ DAVID LSE ROTH CALL ROBERT PALMER U[S Light M .. 10.18. a JOd 10.1E A4 (N : BOE DAVID IELOTM RGaM11," MI pNdM F M E T-816 STEVE GTE M AMANDA C a0E66 IMILI WZZO/AlNntarn ...We .V. PETER ROD {rd Ar ROD nw ALVIN U[

72 /R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986 REGIONAL AOR ACTIVITY

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AL ROD STEWARTR 10 -6 VAN HALEN TIMM SoC6TAWC GENESIS 12-4 KENNY S 2-2 GLASS TIGER PETER NEM K -4 BILLYR3 JOEL 24-19 ó r l-1 Davis/St. John JERINLM ART 10-6 MOODY BLUES JANET ACKSON 5-S DI SPECIAL BILLY JOEL EL ANDY TAYLOR 29 SSPXVIROChseter. NY 7-5 PETER 4-2 ROD Trt -6 PETLY JOELt 9 -9 RICHIE DAVID LEE 38 22 Tom Mitchell Hottest READY LEGGINS 5-3 WGLFPT.IIa00SR, FL WZONIBangor. ME PETBR GABRI.. 12-12 PETER =RIEL 1 -1 PETER CETERA SPECIALr JOIN E 21-23 KTUX15hreveport LA PATTI Rick Sprinkles LIONEL PICNIC Tony Perkins GENESIS JEAINeM STEWART 4 20-11 6-3 RED W VSRICx.nxton. WV TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB KHFIlAuaen.TX KENNY LOGGINS SI..LWeber SI PLY none r BOBBY BARTH BERLIN LloNLIL RICH. B.nY KaYe JANET JACKSON WDJ>=Lo evlle. KY Spanc.Nampten 38 SPECIAL 9 5 TIM. SOCIAL CLUB Hottest DOUBLE PETER CETERA -4 JANET JACKSON BERLIN LIONEL RICHIE PATTI LABELLE JANET N 2 -1 LIONEL MOWERS JERMAINE RTI 3 -3 SIMPLY RED H868dp1 BOURGEOIS TAGG PETER 4 -2 IOCHRLRMCDONALD DAVID LEE an WNOKICOIumbis. 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LA JCRMAINC STEIIRT 24-10 J ERIMIxE JACKSON Asá TIGER AndarsonlEdwerds PETER GABRIEL -3 NI Shannon SPECIAL Mott eL CHMA KHAN RICeiAOyssn W LRS Louisville. K V PETER CETERA 8-4 GENESIS 4-2 KONKEES JANET x 1-t 38 SPECIAL TIMID SOCIAL CLUB 17-1 3 GAVIN 6-4 LIONEL PICNIC LIONEL RICHIE EL DEMRGE 2-1 KroghtrLyons KENNY 6 4-2 REGINA ROD aTEMAR TTN6P 14 icy-Ox HEART LIONEL RICH1E GENESIS 3-7 NC DOUBLE WKZL1WInetonSSlam. 9 JLRAIAINE N 20-9 HEART PRINCE KIM! SEGNE MACH1 PETER GABRIEL 8-5 TIMEX SECIAL CLUB D-21 ICEDWSE HERLIN LyIwJOSph NADOMAE30RIr21 PETER CETERA 10-6 PRINCE LORING 4 ANDERSON D-30 WHITNEY HOUSTON cR1íRYi]wICSJLC MICHAEL MCDONALD PETER GABRIEL 2 MADONNA 26-11 38 SPECIAL -2 Hottest: LIONEL PICNIC WZYPIHUntavill.. AL PETER CETERA 4 WHSI.Wilmington. NC HotteW - JANET N 6N 1-1 JANET 6-5 WDCGIDurham SI$YPMLTXRED (dpl JEFFREY OSBORNE Tom Kelley SHOP BOYS Raleigh. NC NEIL DIAMOND 2 -1 per 15-7 WRY JANE GIRLS Stewem'Stona MADONNA PETER G 9-8 EdwardWyright GENESIS 3-2 ANDY TAYLOR 2-13 PETER CETERA IO 9 JANET N MIAMI SOUND MACH1 38 SPECIM MADONNA 23-1 3 4-I ISLOP MAN BANANARAMA D-18. MADONNA KENNY 3 H EART -11 LIONEL RICHIE 6-3 SIMPLY RED FOSTER F 0. 15 -10 STEVE $110.4000 30-23 GENESIS 2-I PRINCE 93E15yr.óvse. NY EL peRAPOE 19-13 KLMAXX PETER CETERA 9-5 GLASS TIGER MADONNA 25µ1S MADONNA PETER GABRIEL 5-2 LIONEL PICRIC DAVID LEE x (dp) 16-9 moWEES Laird/Dunes 103CIR;BeckslY. WV WGGLB.IOO Rouge. LA BANK 32-21 KENNY WWII, 6-4 PATTI NN 9DUND MACNI EuRYTIMICS WERL/Easter. JANET 9 -5 NR ld pl PATTI LABELLE SpencerKSlly Michael Adams OUECN (dp) 38 FMIOOIMampOis. TN PETER CETER R -9 F.Lcomilmtly DOUBLE ii MERwKLESS I dp) LIONEL NiC none CHM, KHAN GENESIS 1 -1 JohnConlaY MARY JANE RLS LIONEL RICHIE GENESIS 2-1 PETER GABRIEL 4 2 GENESIS I-1 NU SHOO 7 MIKE & THE MECHAN JANET N 5 -2 GENESIS 1-1 BILLY WREN 1 1 LIONEL RICHTE CHASE KHAN OSBORNE JANET N 5-3 5 2 -2 6-2 J EFEREY GENESIS 2 -2 MARY JANE RIS PARALLEL PETER a 8 -3 BERLIN PETER PETER CETERA VAN HALMI OUTFIELD KENNY NS 3 -3 CHAIM KHAN PETER -4 BOURGEOIS 1 dpi a LOGGINS 7-4 KEY LDGGNNNN'6= 5 $Il 4á -4 CETERA D 5 -5 GAVIN CHRISTOPHER BLOW MONKEYS 5 -14 O ARMATTRADING (dpi THREE KENNY LOGGINS 6 -5 M MWDY BLUES GENESIS 1-1 SIMPLYKR MONKEES HEART 17-10 KAMLEI Paso. TX PETER PIEL 5-2 KSMBILalay'aM. LA WVBS)W1Imington. NC 38 SPECIAL LEGGINS TX OwenZaarer WPSTITrenton. NJ KENNY -3 KZZB(Be.umunL KENNY LOGGINS 6- 3 KFMN. ADIIene. TX Ssgreva$Srnell ICEHOUSE (dpi PETER CETERA 6-4 PETER GABRIEL 11-4 Randy- 'Animal" Turner TOM Taylor Mike Murphy PHAN Dom Tests ROD STEWART 10-6 38 KLYMA % none GENESIS 1 R MONKEYS 12 -11 OAECx DOUBLE PRINCE JOEL d LIONEL RICHIE KENNY LOGGINS %XXX,Budington. VT BILLY 25 BRUCE HORNSBY LIONEL PICHIE MADONNA -17 BERLIN TIMEX SOCIAL LUB 2-2 JANET JACKSON 4323 ACKSON LIONEL PICRIC GLASS TIGER Speck REGINA HEART JAN, JACKSON -5 GAVIN 27-16 LIONEL NIE FL JEMMINE JACKSON B UNDR MACNi 96X,Miemi, 3/3 SPECIAL. EL DEBARGE 6-6 CNIAINE STEWART 30 -IS JERMAINE JACKSON MARY JANE GIRLS QUEEN LIONEL Bill Tanner PETER GABRIEL BOURGEOIS TAGG TIMM( SOCIAL CLUB 1-1 GLASS TIGER WNNKIHanisburg. PA PICNIC BERLIN LEVEL 42 PETER CETERA 4-2 L IMITED WARRANTY J!RMAINE STEWART8' -8 NU 511007 WHITNEY HOUSTON LIMETTE NEW EDITION 3-1 JOEL 21-15 Bruce Bond 1 GENESIS -I JANET JACKSON 4-1 LIONEL RICHIE AC /DC (dpi 01o11Meridien. MS 5-3 ART PET L 5 24-16 PETER GABRIEL RCARMATRADING PETER B-3 NADoNNA 9-5 JERMAINEST LIONEL PIER., PETER WARRANTY a Dele Taylor MMONIA 5-18 LIMITED RA 2 -I NU SHOO. MADONNA 31-25 GMESIS 4 STEVE OOD 32-28 B KEZB(D Paso. TX PETER 5 -2 LIONEL P BRRARAMAB 3492] GENESIS 3-1 TIMED AL CW IB-13 a o1TTFIaD i1-29 KHAN MADONNA 31B GENESIS -1 KEW. LOGGINS -3 OUEEN CHARA PETER P. 4-3 Haney(Simon M T-4 MARY JANE. GIRLS JANET JANET 1D_5 PS S [ WRCK!Utica. NY PETER CNBMA 12-1 MADONNA 23504 SIMPLY RED WARIIBirmingham, AL 455055AÁ28 -12 SERMAINE APT 19-9 MADONNA IX SOCIAL C 28-IT WHAMI Jim Rail/ MADONNA 30-20 Pr.hirvWpd ROD STEWART H A R JOURNEY M 29-20 RICHIE BILLY JOEL KOILAmerillo. TX BERLIN SIMPLY RED 3B0S WIKZiCMmberRburg. PA MICHAEL MCDONALD ANDY T R WABBIMoOHe. AL Brun Krys/ RICHIE o-1 LIONEL XIe MICHAEL BARRE Idol MIAMI SOUND MACHI MetthawvAlaxendar STACNAO DO From:Sawyer KLINAXX 38 SPECIAL JULIO IGLESIAS LIONEL E PETER GABRIEL 9 -4 GENESIS 3 -1 HONEYMOON SUITE 11oNa ANDERSON Hottest LORING aOWDOMEON BILLY JOEL BMANARAMA JANET JACKSON 21 -5 LOGGINS 5 NU SHOOE RICHIL GENESIS 4-2 JEFFREY IONEt. PICHIC HEART -2 BMMAPMA D-23 38 SPENAL PETER CN SOUTHS1 DE JOHNNY GLASS TIGER 5 R -3 DEVICE WHAM H ONNMOON SUITE JANET 6 -4 WTICIHentord, CT BOURGEOIS TAGG BERLIN PETER CETERA LIONEL RICHI E Hottet: ROWELS ROD STEWAPT 15 -8 ' LIO SIMPLY RED 2 -2 GLASS TIGER PETER CETERA 9-7 W.ILWast GENESIS 3- DOUBLE JANET J N petER CETERA 14 -5 LIMITED WARRANTY JANET JACKSON 2-2 Hottest WKOBICherlastp. SC 4-6 MADONNA 15 -12 LIONEL RICH, SOCIAL t -14 PETER CETERA 8-5 JANET JACKSON 3-1 EL C H -6 TIKEtt Hot twt BERLIN Galthar(RUS.NI P PETER 9 -8 PEI BOYS24CLUB -1T ER G BRI G 1 -1 PATTI URIELLE JERMAINE eWART 18-9 PETER CETERA 6-2 M N GENESIS 8-4 LIONEL R HIE RESIS3A -2 MADONNA 20-10 WHHYIMOmgomery. AL PETER [a 10-6 STACEY 0 EL E 4 -3 GLASS TIGER WKSI'Greensboro. NC B1WBWeslvngton. DC MADONNA A 19 PRINCE Raleigh/Callow PETER CETERA 7-4 MONREEN JackpNDsnver K EW, LOGGINS 6- 5 JANET K.ghan DernI PETER BMERAR8 -81 WZYO,Frederick. MD HONEYMOON SUIT! LIONEL RICHIE 234 Reporters MIMI SOUND MACx] STEVE LIONEL HE y KemowMArrnstro, LIONEL RICH, E WKSFIAROavINa, NC i MIKE THE nINHAN 225 Current Reports JERMAINE 2T 3e -16 MONYEES JANET R5)2 l John Stevens MADONNA 25-177 GLASS (dpi CARLISLE PETPETER C BCRE TIGER PETER GABRIEL The following stations reported DEVICE pl MASSR r MAWNN E15-9 TIMEX socIAL B (dpi TIMEX SOCIAL B WAMXIHUntirrptp. WV GENESIS -1 a frozen playilst this week: MARY e GIRLS 1 MARY J GIRLS ROD STEWART 9-5 1 LIONEL RICHIE RobinsoNCollln. PETER GABRIEL 1-1 HEART GáVOCHRIIN NOPHE 23-11 LORING L [RSON PETER CETERA WHTTIBOSton PETER CETERA 7-3 RIG COUNTRY (dp) HatteM JANET JACKSON 139 GLASSyr GER SIMPLY RED 6 -5 Hottest WSSKICharleston.SC GENESIS 1 -1 BERLIN WGG2/Baton Rouge GABRIEL 3-1 1L9 FMIMCAIIen Brownsvilla, TX JOHN COUGAR PETER POIIIÍV$Allan PETER CETERA 9-4 WGLFITallahassee STEVE WINWOOD M. 20-11- 2h REMY LEGGINS 6-3 NEW EDITION 8-6 CruriMOnMna MONEEES 313 SPECIAL PETER CETERA 11-7 PETER GABRIEL 1.243 KHTZIReno PA 19-10 CWS.KA KHAN WKRZWiIkes Barre, MADONNA5tArw JERMAINE 6Te$ART 16-12 dANMAfpART PETER GENESIS 6-1 NE IN$00 25-12 STEVE SLY96/Sen Luis Obispo Jim Rising RItI.TIRMXAZXMA RENNT LA INS 6 KENNY GOGGINS 10-3 GLASS TIGER WANSIGreenville. SC HONELxRICHIE ROD STEWART -5 4 PETER GABRIEL 12-5 MICHAEL MCDONALD PETER CETERA 4 -6 HITESTEMRTXI5-9 ON10311thaCS. NY LIONEL R XIC Tommy Smith The following stations failed BANIMARAMA Hottest MADONNA 26-11 SIMPLY RED Nevills(Wìlkins LIONEL XC to report this week, therefore JANET JACKSON 1-1 GMADOONNNA 2 -2 WNE6Huntrn9ton. WV KENNY 4-2 BANANARMAI MIAMI SOODUNDLMACMI 8-4 WJAD: Bainbridge. GA their playlista were frozen: REGINA LIONEL PICRIC TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB yi A CLUB GEILa'1 PF.GRA Elliot Kelly Miller5wenn TIMM SOCIAL CLUB PETER CETERA 9-4 GLASS TIGER 2214 WBBO.Atlenta BOURGEOIS TAGG HEART PETER GABRIEL 8-5 MICHAEL DES PE (dpi KX1DIiNashvilla. TN TIMED 505,1A1, LIONEL RICHIE NONEMEON SUITE MIAMI SOUND MACHI PATTI LABELLE KBOS,Fresno BANANARAMA CooklHarris LIONEL RICHIL DAVID LEE ROTH WBCVICharIoNi. NC PASTI LABELLE KSMB1layafette PETER 2-2 HOUSTON 6TL PRC 6 -1 REGINA eGASRla IOYN RICNIC 38 1 SPECIALCIAL Jack Dpi. 3_2a OK95/Trl -Cttles MOMEES PETER CETERA 11-4 DIESIS 3Hs Pecou. MONKEES D-12 BOB SEGER 4-3 LIONEL RICH! E S 2-I ICEHOUSE STEVE W:313D 23 -17 GENESIS 4-1 KENNY 5 5 -4 FEENxR% JANET JACKSON 1-1 T Mottem LIER CC ERÁ 3-2 RENEGES DEVICE 31-23 NEIL MOND ROD STEWART 10-7 EL C 2-2 ROB SEGER 0 -614 EL R S C 2 -1 MADONNA 7-5 PETER CETERA 5-3N B 5 -4 LOVE & METE IdpI WTLO/Wilkes Barra. PA KENNY WCKNGreenvilla. SC TtItSÓCIXRCLÚB13o311 2AN0R50 16 - 10 E. WADE 12-5-9 6 -5 MADONNA SmiNIflutkowekI RER CETERA6 S -6 WllsoANOrris V102'NaSOVille, TN GENESIS 2 -1 100KHI'OCeen City. MD STEVE W114000 19 -11 PETER GRRIE 5 -2 FALCo St John. Peace WLANIIanu.er, PA LIONEL KENNY LOGGINS -1 CHAKA KHAN J J MCKSY MIAMI NpIMACHI WROOICO.rlona. NC J N B -4 Merino/Miles GLASS TIGER HoNREES JANET GLASS TIGER PETER CETERA 9 -5 JOHN CCOGü BlackW.IVW BRUCE HORNSBY LORING & ANDERSON CHM ,BELLE 38 SPECIAL BELINDA CARLISLE 0Ná. i 42M LIONEL em MICHAEL MCDONALD JERMAINE JACKSON MICHAEL DES BARRE (dpi GTR ``s 52Á MIAMI SOUND MACHI NU SNOW ROD STEWART 8-5 LIMITED RRANTY dpi PRINCE KE LIONEL RICHIE RICHIE -8 8 -4 ICEHOUSE MIAMI d LIOHa R 0- 10 PETER CETERA 14 -9 LISA LISA (dgl HEART BMANARAMA IR- Key: indicates the song is getting play dur- 12 MADONNA 17-10 Music (DP) PETER GABRIELG 1 GLASS TIGER LORI. ANDERSON JANET JACKSON 3 -2 6-3 TIMEX S4%IAL CLU9 36-3D PETER GABRIEL 1-1 PETER GABRIEL BOURGEOIS AGG BJIOSOrlando. FL ing parts of the day and /or night. (RA) Indicates GENESIS -3 PETER CETERA e -5 certain 10 -6 PETER CETERA B4TYX'J.ckSPn. MS Thonreenright 74-15 JANET JACKSON 9 -6 peTER GABRIEL S -4 readded. 1wNx 18-10 KENNY LOGGINS 19-8 the song was dropped from the piaylist then MAA PET SHOP BOYS 39 -21 PVT SHOP ROTS GENESIS 7-6 AOelkCraws LIONEL PICRIC GENESIS 15-9 CARLISLE OLP 2] -22 P ETER 10 -] BELINDA KCID11N.w Maven. CT REGINA MADONNA TERRAT O LIONEL PICRIC MECION L. Stet Ryhak TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB 20 -15 MIKE & THE PRINCE GLASS TIGER EDO LIONEL RICHIE REGINA JANET N 3 -1 PET MOP BOYS MARY JANE GIRLS Breakouts are records not Included In the re- GENESIS 6-5 GENESIS FENNY LOGO INS 7-6 gional most added. but which have five or more JANET JACKSON 4-2 PETER GABRIEL 9-7 TANEY 2 SON 5-2 GENESIS 6-3 PETER CITERA 10 -R adds In a region, and fewer than 50 stations PETER GABRIEL 6 -3 PETER CETERA 8-4 10-5 overall MADONNA 28-14 LINS R STOCAeWART 13-5

78/ R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986 MOST ADDED WEST BREAKOUTS BREAKOUTS Patti LaBelle MOST ADDED MIN+ Lionel Richte Tiger Heart Lionel RIchle 38 Special Glass Red Khan Prince Glass Tiger Simply Chaim Prince Simply Red G. Loring & C. Anderson Timex Social Club ADDS & HOTS Patti LaBelle CHR Berlin L-Heart WOBaSpnnglield. IL KS KDOMSSIinas. CA KTRSCases,. WY IL KKLS Rapid City. SD KDWTOOWL City. OK WBN'BloominHtan. Kaut Gordon KJIOXOklahonw Sherw1n Kallawey Moore Lawlev Kevin Rabat CAaWLkdsN Cahill/13s. Justin Robbins B GIRLS SIMPLY R MypJR3EItgY a' MARY JANE LIONEL RICHIE RICH!. BAL SICMIB RICHIE L ONEL LIOONM PIC NIC LIONEL IMER SOCIAL CLUB ICMAELISCIONALD GLASS TIGER 2GelASS TIGER HEART CARLISLE LIONR BERLIN MIDWEST INCE MIMI SOUND MACHI BSTELLIKDA E RICHIE STARSHIP TIMER CW 7-1 DOORS ELYMARN SEIN. JETMIES (JACKSON T^°B 30 :ERMINE JACKSON BERLIN JEEMA(E JACKSON G631ESIS 6-2 CURE (ap) ¿el;Çalw SS TIGER CRAM UNAS TWO B-4 SI'EMAM ALCO Idp) PARALLEL PETER CETERA JERMIRI Hottest JERMAINE JACKSON Hot tant, PETER GABRIEL 11 -5 SOUTH*COE MARY Idp', GY HEART BRIS 1 -1 MADONNA 21 -10 OISLGGN ' -) PATTI LABELLE ETTER GABRIEL 1 DOUBLE G LOGGIAS 6 -3 Wayne IN GENESIS 3 -1 ER 55 - ROD STEHABT -5 "t WKODIAkron. OH WINKER KZf3Peone. IL VG 6 -5 15 -7 ETCETERA 10 -S R R GABRON1 6 -3 I-I TIMER SOCIAL CLUE Tony ROD STEWARTHALESI 13-6 JACKSON I -1 PET. JACKSON 8 -7 PBncAKHMadga Keith Edwards ROO 66BItAe5]EL PETCK SERA IS -9 ROD StdAt -) KERN INS 6 -3 11 -10 JANET JACKSON 10-6 KS MADONNA -10 MADONNA LIONEL PICRIC RINOISagns. CARLISLE 20-12 PETER GABRIE B -4 LIONE PATER CISTE I8 -7 STE.EÌ6MIMIOO -13 IB WIALXI ART Steve Wall PETER CETERA 10 -5 KCPXISBM Lake CNY. UT SKAZIChevenne. WY HEART XVMAXXREGINA SOCIAL CLUB STEVE NIMROD 14 -7 . WBW8 Bloomington. IN L KWTO'SprPp/NMI. MO 3.0 *1051nder ANANARNLA (dp) WHITNEY trot SrcN GAVIN CHRISTOPHEE ,e.alpf..atilit Stone/Sm. T O'Grady 126 Id.I MONKECS Hottest Jim Clouse D GEHR. Op) IA 16p) DAVID KM NICE KFMWAYatadoO. CLIONEL RICHIE ANDY TAYLOR KENNY LOGGIAS t -1 ANDY TAYLOR (dp) E KHAN BERLIN PRG CETERA 361 GAS GENESIS 2-2 LIONEL 38 SPECIAL ONEL ICNIB Me. Hansen HAN BANMARRIA GLASS TIGER LIMITED MMNTY CARRION 4-3 PETER 7-3 BILLY W 3 -3 NM GARY CHRISTOPHER PET. PI LEE AMR GLASS TIGER BOURGEOIS T DAVID ANDERSON PRINCE DEVICE Idp) II E -6 PETER CREM 7- LOBRING 6YMDMO SUITE 116E CETERA 8-6 HEART Idp HEGIRA HERAT 38 SPECIAL 06Ln PETERP SIMPLY Hottest COMALD LYNNE OUTFIELD -9 MADONNA 22-14 IBRSPE GENESIS 2-1 MICHAEL IMITED EMMETT WZOKIROCklor4. IL SIMPLY RED [TEll WERTE 6 -3 KßSIY LCOGINS 4-2 LIONE. RICHIE Mottnt 5 6 -2 WI Rapids. MI PETER CETERA - PRIM CETERA 6-3 TIMEX SOCIAL &UR GENESIS PETER MERIEL WKAUTAppotonO*NtwR. WGRO)Gnnd Brill/Dent 1l -8 9 -5 PETER GABRIEL 2- FING CARLISLE PETER GAG1ON 10-5 HottMttI JANET JACKSON 6-2 REST LOGGIAS Clenott101ek .DEVICEA IS -10 n NNA -11 RoBNBradleish tlON RICH. D STEW., PPETER AU 13 -4 PETER GABRIEL II -S MADONNA 27 -16 23 -18 20-31 MCDONALD HAHA KHAN PETER CETERA -E EVE MINIM° 1S -10 MADONNA 16-8 001 WrGTY CUSS 'IDEA MICHAEL WSPTIStevwM Point. WI 35 -23 RICHIE BANANA A MADONNA 20-9 RADON, 32 -23 PR SHOP BOYS 15 -9 JEWINC PIEMAR PRINCE TIMEX SOCIAL CUIR Jo -lo KKRCISiauM Fells. SO SotYeHSteMen LIONEL RICHIE FIR JEPMIME SE.. 36-26 lott!st: KiBIeyIO'Dpugus 39-31 KITS/San Francisco. KOZFILRwlstan. ID Daim.. BANANARAMA WGUCBrbond.ls. L Lá EIEBIE B ARAMIIA CA 1 -1 JGNAINE DAVID LEE ROTH Idp) GHR81B Richard Sends JSY McCall REA. GABRIEL 3 -2 Tony LODI[ (dpl COUBLE PRE Wxtskus PATTI LABELLE. Jaw 5 -3 RICHIE DEVICE Idyl KIDNEY I.0001RE LIONEL WILAMMar MIKE a THE MaKAR 1.1138E PETER CREM B -5 ARICHIE BoltteRBi: SIMPLY RED GERMS 3 -1 Botmet RAD PETER JACKSON 1-1 ODEG 2 -1 MAXMRA 15 -10 ROTH HEART P E DAMION 5 -2 GENESIS TARN JAA1NlETT JACKSON1) GMR JACKSON 3-2 DAVID LE! 3 LORIW 6 ANDERSON lep) EL DIMMI B -3 PETER OABRION -2 WROWTWdM. OH DWIGHT YE1AN LOGGINS 6 -4 PENtlIé S-3 LYM.ADI 5 -6 6NDY LORD.. -3 Hot ER REM B-5 lotes Utl 35 SPECIAL PETER CREA Joe Thomes 6ElE6 CETERA 14 -1G SMOSSA 24 -13 JANET JKH11 B-S ANR sJACKSON I -1 MADONEA 23-8 PETER GABRIEL t -1 EORYTMICS lep) ROD MART 13 -8 LIIONEL RICHIE SYNCH ANCKIS -2 Hottest t OH 4 -1 WOCUCIRMend. STEVE WIMOOD TIME SOCIAL B 9 -3 BELINDA PETER CETERA LoCascIMBulnper WIXDGreen BST. WI BERLIN ANDY TAYLOR -4 BEN CARLISLEAPL SLE I9 MORRIS 2 -2 KOMOIMOnokML HI ITER GABRIEL S-3 McCarty.MILhaM T. lB SPECIAL .17011.AT20- BERLIN D-12 MIRROR DOM M Klmo /Uwe 1335 Rm KOCRICMSr Rapids.IA KATINSen Jae, CA 11133 N E RICHTSMI LIMITED WEST LIGARE RICH!! AHOYETAYInn MOLD HI H EooSUITE0USRI Brad NW BELINDA CARLISLE HmlowfWekutMn LIONEL RICHIE IS ILNTZIRwn. NV ANANMI JANET JACKSoN FIM LIONEL RICHIE BOB T SAGER 1 John Chem.* KLYMAE MIMI SOUND MACHI GAVIN CHRISTOPHER GAVIN CHRISTOPHER BILLY OCEAN 1 -1 GENESIS 3 -2 1 PARALLEL TWO GAVIN CHAI STOPHEP REGINA Hottestl none JANET JACKSON 9 -6 SNESIS I-1 KERR MS 4 -3 10 -B Lott .t. 01515 2 -1 RORY LOGGINS KENNY LW/GINS 5 -2 JANET JACKSON -4 17-10 BELINDA CARLISLE XIKXICokMedo SpdnS.. CO EL D605M! 2 -1 PETERER CA RPION 3-2 RODI RPI AR 3 -3 CREM PETER M 8 -3 PETER GARNION 6 -5 23 ICEHOUSE KNMÜAIbuganuSBlte Fe. OCEAN 3 -2 SOCIAL CLUB 5-3 KEMPF 8 5 -3 SODESEEAAR -IS 9 -5 DantoM . IME JANET JACKSON Jane KENNY LOOGIIE 5 -3 JEFFREY ORIOL E 10 -10 KAYIOTITul . OK NM MADONDA 9 25 -16 Stucker/Rountree -] WNCUColu nÖus, OH MADONNA LOGG Nb 1 PETER GABSIEL 7 -5 PETER 12-12 Hwy Bleln KENNY -I OUSELS BERLIN 14 -8 PETER CRC. J5RMAI RANT 10-7 MADONNAA RLCNrdelFOIO WZPUIIdisnspoo. IN -2 LIONE KICKTE MIKE II THE MECHAM 10,0 LIONEL PICNIC GABRIEL 8 -5 MASS TIGER SIMPLY RAD KZZUISpoSene. WA Simon/Brown TIGER MADONNA (8 -8 SOCIAL KLUGLas Heim NV KWNZIReno. NV LIONEL RICHES GLASS TIM LINTEL RICKE John l.rgan YI w00D Jheirr JACKS. D-20 MIMI SOUND ((SCSI JON" COUGAR Sm BEDUINE STELAE! Mottmt DMNT.yor ShakWRyen TIME SOCIAL CLU Idyl OBERT -1 MELE SOHN EDDIE SIMPLY RED SIMPLY RED 2-2 KCMOICoWnilA MO Hot test I LEVEL 41 LIONE RICH!! LIONE RICH!! AMMER 6 -3 GENESIS I 1-1 OMAMA JONG 7-3 TuMMBSkar RamY IAOGINS .LR MIAMI SOUND x] 7 -4 SIMPLY RED 4 -2 GENESIS 6 -4 PETER GABRIE PETER 1 -1 NARYY JANE GIRLS MARGINA 19 -8 MIRE HECHAS KENNY 8 9 -6 R LOOOINS 11 -0 LIONEL RICMIE ROO SMART 10 -6 KOREY GABRIELA SB -2 JACK SON 18 -10 Hottest DEVICE -7 JANK ROD SMART 13 -9 TIMM CLUB JMR JACKSON 12 ANS JACKSON 9-3 3 -1 .111 TAYWN 30 -22 OEWIL 2 -1 ONE PICNIC KEYWWIthiu. KS 13 -9 5 PETER CETERA 15 -II GINC[IRCIAL PETER CREM R MOP BOYS - GENESIS 2-2 ARA. 33 -26 PETER GABRIEL 3 -1 1.n5PLmCn Ho ttM PETER CETERA 11 -B A 10-7 LIONE RICHIE D-30 ER [H! SEAR -3 KIIWDavepwL IA GENESIS 4-1 PETER GABRIEL 2-1 KKIIXIaakwsBMd. CA VAN 12 JA MST JACKSON 6 -5 BLUES 5-2 Jim O'Hara MOODY GENESIS 4-2 KSNOIEugene. OR ARMI21 -1i KRORuscon. AZ PR CETERA 10 -6 PREA CETERA 8 -3 JEFFREt' R06 INNE JLMAINL STIMMT 8-6 SOpkWKampw 6 (dp) Burns/Hyatt ANDY TAYLOR ROD STEWART -5 SPECIAL PETER M 10-7 KFIVIMOdao. CA GMelJOhrtBOn KBIMIRawell. NM 7 -6 I MOODY BLUES LIORt RICHIE JANET JACKSON Hottet MADONNA ]5-]2 LONE ROOKIE JOHN GENES. 1 -1 PET SHOP Russ Novak WS TIGER Chuck Menlo Ml 2 ROMAINE SMEART GLASS TIGER LEE OFMARE WKFDKM!mESO. KANT LAGOON -2 YSkFargo. ND BELINDA TIME BCC!AL CLUB STEVE 14111110011 LIONEL PICNIC PATTI IABCLLE MAR M6 GIRLS Terry Wei/Hold PETER CREM 5 -3 Main/Palmer JACKSON -5 STEVE *1.00009L6 PATTI GRELLE MAITE NMS JAN. LIONEL PICNIC BOWIE TYLER PATTI LABELLE LIONEL RICHIE PRE CREM 11 -6 IADORIA 12-7 PICNIC GENESIS 7-1 14 SIMPLY RED JACKSON 2-2 PM EDITION bis -9 2 ANR GLASSG TA BELINDA CARLISLE GENSJACKSON -1 1 -1 6- 0 KS PETER CETERA BRUCE R Idpl MICHAEL DE BARRE (Sp) MADONNA 16-10 O KKROwkhC. MICHAEL MCDONALD ESIS83 -2 PETER ,3 BEN JETMAIMB V.A. 10 -5 LIONEL PICNIC xOEl BELINDA CARLIELE 18-12 MARY JMIE GIRLS ONve0WHEe m GAVIN CHRISTOPHER Jars FMUTAUB TKUL 32 -23 EL 000LM5 14 -6 KENT LOGGIAS 65 BURNS SISTERS OUTFIELD LORING I. JOHN PAPA MADONNA 1164 -11 R 16 -8 JANET JACKSON 2-1 CRAM RNAN HEART TIM. SOCCLUB SUBURBS 17 -9 WOTLDByton. OH LIONEL RICHIE KEMIY LOGGIAS BLOW MONKEYS/ 5-2 SISPLY16°1 R. GUSST KOXRIBakmRMd. CA 7 -3 Robertson GLASS TIGER EL DESARGE 6-3 UERR LOGGINS Jan RotteMs KBOSIFraSO. CA JOEL (dp) GENESIS 2-1 Martino/Simon DEL.DA CARLISLE 7-4 BILLY l2-7 GENESIS 5-1 PARALLEL 11 Alloy TAYLOR EaúEdp) PUTER CETERA 5-2 Kyle Van Kamp FIM -8 JACKSON 12 -9 MAD STEWART BELINDA CARLISLE 20-12 PRINCE PARI ONLE KENNY LOLIER6 10 -3 RICHIE MADoNNA 27 -1S none THREE OUTFIELD 22 -13 AIMOOD 35 -24 MCDONALD MIAMI SNN NACHI B -S KCAOIOsnerd- Ventun. CA J STEVE DCAa"1LMT9L B JOURNEY 32-26 OUTFIELD 13 -8 Ó Robb insWinlem3 Hot GSIMPLYTIED I-1 KGOTAnchorepe. AK SLYSASen Luis Obispo. CA MARY JANE GIRLS GEGENESIS 2-1 E 22 -9 1-I 6L MEARES 2-2 WVICRaneing MI PETER GAPIAI. 10 -2 CHAFE D Chandler Joe Collins JANET JACKSON 2 -1 LOGGINS 11 -3 KKXUDwM FNka. ND 3EpET)-7`KHOS GENESIS SIMPLY MD SIMPLY EEO ,02 GABRIEL S-S GERAIS 6-4 BenpndMalonsy PETER CETERA 6 -4 NordIRSRILMI 19-13 PETER MICHAEL 146TONALD LIOWEL RICHTE PETER ON B -S JANET JACRMAI 12 -5 RENDY LOGGINS 6-6 NARY 38 SPECIAL MADOMA K%BOUe. ID GENESIS OrTrit CETERA 7-6 TIGER OED. RICHIE LIONEL Ax NIT JULIAN LANON 1-ICL MADONNA 14 -7 WS OH HEART 2-2 LIONEL (ERIC WHOTIYaIpMOwn. AMR( Doss/Gregory KMGXIFrasp. CA TAYLOR PETER 3 PHILIP GI12Y BILLY ICSAN 3-3 DOKKEN Click Thompson BarrylCerM PIEL -I KRNQ'DN Moines. IA MIKE THE MECHAN JANET JACKSON 5 Hottat L DEBARGE 5-5 38 SPECIAL 297. -2 DOUBLE KD 61100E BOYS 7 -5 KENNY I -1 REMT LOGGIAS GNUn4Sharp HONEYMOON MITE TINT. SOCIAL CLUB §OIALSR PET SHOP STEVE RIRIOOD GENESIS 10-8 GENESIS 6 -2 BACHI PETER GABRIEL 5-3 SMART 11081.0T8 RICH!. GENESIS 4- MIMI SOUND REN LOGGIAS 17-10 KZOZIS.n Luis Obispo. CA GENESIS BELICETERA JETRAINEDEVICE PETER PIG. 13 -5 MMOUXEES LIONEL2NNITR CX3L 7-4 MUINSOCIALRCLOS BOB R 3 -2 LOGGINS 11 -9 NDA CAIN/ISLE B -6 ColensTherao 4 JoURNET M IMAMS. KXYQIS.ISm. OR ItRT LCGGINS -1 PPEETEERTCETERA 15 -10 5- STEVE WIMOOD NARY A GIRLS Hottestñ OYE MI6 PETER CETERA A 29 -19 1-1 JInI Ryan KVYAIBIIBngs. MT 7 -5 GUSS TIGER JANET JACKS. ER SOCIALOCI CLUB GENESIS 9-2 PRE c CLUB 4-2 JEFFREY OSBORNE WAZY9-Sf.YSne. IN TIMEX SOCIAL LIONEL RICHIE CKdle NU 511001 KERR OOGITS 11 -1 Notteet ES? W LOGS e 2-6 GM JANS JACKSON -5 210S/Madison, WI RCKSONCETERA GENESISS11-( Krisn'LOUita PEE PETER ClM 25-16 HEART LIONEL WB TIGER PETER CETERA 10 -7 MADONNA 10-5 PRINCE LittINHUdon JACKSON 2 -2 SMART 16 -10 MADONNA 12-19 SIMPLY RED MADONNA -17 LIONEL MODE DJANET IJXD IRR 7-3 CHRISTOPHER BJETRAINEERLIN 22 -14 3B SPECIAL DEN.. PETER GARIO. I -1 LIONEL PICRIC 4-4 CA KZIOmulum. MN CLUB EL 05058G! HENRY L KYNOIFresa. JOHN EDDIE KENEB 2 - TIM. MC1Al. 10 -5 KITS/Boise.ID PETER GABRIE DOUBLE WalkerlDavN BERLIN LOGGERKERRYS -3 Michaels/Hermon SIMPLY RED Idpl 1-1 SIMPLY RED Tom Evans REGINA GENESIS MADONNA 27 -17 L1OITNEEI. RICHIE 4-1 JERMAINE 25 -19 CETERA 5 -4 ONE RICH!! Hottat SEAR PETER MICHAEL PRG GA ESI . 5 -3 LIONSE RICMIL MADOW/A 17-9 GENESIS 4 -1 EL i-1 PARALLEL 2 -1 6ONL1[TBDOR SUITE PETERCETERA 8-4 SARMIP BOYS 111-15 JANET A 8-3 OKISTri -CMw. WA PVT 880 EL REGINA MADONNA 22 -.1 -23 PETERRBR JACKSON -3 PRINCE .IIdp) MADONNATADOTRNCET DWELL (dp) THREE 14-6 Hottest IBM Purdy HOI SUITE D-3 CREM : ÓGGIAS ( -1 DEVICE (dp) DÁP óNE MODE 2-13 BELINDA CARLISLE MT PRINCENCL Idp) E MONKEYS 20 -15 PETER DAVID LEE ROTH 34-15 KBOZIBPtemsn none KYWIBISme,ck. ND HOWARD -1 ATtt.et , NB JACKSONt Steve MART DEBAOC[ KOXOJOmeha. NE 7-3 S JMRRR B -5 Bob Beck KERN/Lincoln. p GABRIEL63 E 1 Merk Evans MASOM.S 22 -14 PETER CETERA 10 -6 JoMBONMeySR GENESIS 9-3 LIONEL VAN SALES 2 -2 1 DOUBLE MADONNA lB -23 AMR TAYLOR TINE SOC AL CLUE 12-7 BERLIN 76301.065 TNUNO L 4 - 39 -15 LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL CH!! W RHDT L OI NEL RICHIE JETRAINE RIMART 21-IS ANDY TAYLOR(pi BILLY JOEL 6 t ANDYDY TAYLOR 38 -28 MAR! JAN! GIRLS KLYMASO ANDY TAWOR DEVICE .DONNA 21 -21 BERLIN DEVICE traut GAVIN CHRISTOPHER DAVID ]it MATH Idp) GLASS GER Breakouts are records not included in the re- GLASS TIGER GENESIS 1 -t more 5-2 GENESIS 1.1 Bi LI,/ OCEAN gional most added. but which have five or KENNY LOGGINS PETER GPB1IEL 1 -1 JA N 5-2 PETER GABR.L 9-4 6 -3 JANET in a region. and fewer than 50 stations PETER CREM E -5 adds PETER CETERA 13-9 R 1.000185 e - 5 ROD JAKE, JACKSON B -4 ewr 1.005 JANET JACKSON 9 -6 PETER T GA L 9 -7 overall. MADONNA 24S BILLY JOEL t -] 12 0130M5 27 -19 PETER CETERA -8 MADONNA 6-B

WEEK #22 AIR Priorities WEEK #22 Chart Then call to attain Top 40 or Top 25 in the R &R National Airplay Listen to the selections listed below. Decide if each has the potential r 16, 1986. CHR response is 6pm, Wednesday, July in your responses to AIR at 301 -964 -5544. Deadline for LABEL TITLE ARTIST WB L IS FOR LOVER AL JARREAU MCA WITH YOU ALL THE WAY NEW EDITION CAPITOL IF LOOKS COULD KILL HEART CARL ANDERSON COLUMBIA FRIENDS & LOVERS GLORIA LORING & POLYDORIPOLYGRAM HOT WATER LEVEL 42 COMPETITION #5 1986 Active Industry Research. Inc. AIR (Active Industry Research) is a nationwide network of program and music directors who assess CHR music for artist managers, producers and record companies. 301- 964 -5544 P.O. BOX 1136 COLUMBIA, MARYLAND 21044 TM Active Industry Research R JULY 11, 1986/7" ai R &R FRIDAY, L PARALLELS I

ConRnDed R&R's CHR reporters are chosen on Benenarana the basis of location, ratings, and ability 16-16 -21 0100Y RR 29 35 KM. en PETER CETERA to report current, timely music informa- 4-33 FFOS 3 MC1] á4a6-l7 Glory Of Love (Full Moon/WB) tion. new a-77 RARO D 30 11500 38-31 C W IC 14-21 FM 25-20 LP SOI,tude.Solitalre Parallel I Reporters: Selected stations RIM 30-20 5 74 -34 MAN 24-20 KCAO 4-35 that are format-dominant and /or exert 1C101 29-19 233fl 100% significant national influence, in major DEVICE BELINDA CARLISLE Nat tonal markets with a metro 12+ population, Hanging On A Heart Attack (Chrysalis) Mad About You (IRSMCA) Regional Summary according to Arbitron, of 1 million or UP 213 LP 22B3 LP: BeI,nds Reach more. E 98% o DEBUTS 1 BERLIN S 100% SAME 18 0 Parallel 2 Reporters: Selected stations Take My Breath Away... (Columbia) M 1001 DOWN 171/23 73% 227114 97% W 100% ADDS 1 that are format-dominant and /or exert LP Top Gun Soundtrack National National 0 24 -16 Regional Summary a significant local or regional influence, Regional Summary férrY1ó ROMO 18511 Reach UP 83 Reach FLOC 9- in secondary markets with a metro UP 186 MOO 14-i E 77% DEBUTS 28 E 98% DEBUTS 12 21-15 12+ according to Arbitron, 130143 BS% 20 11 S 71% SAME 37 population, S 96% MIST 930 9-1 FFFIV National SAME 15 IMO 6-3 M 65% DOWN 0 between 200,000.1 million. M 96% DOWN MOT 9-6 Regional Summary 0 8104 -11 1 0%ß 18-9 w 81% ADDS 23 w 98% WO Reach UP 43 ADDS 14 15 5 5106 2 -1 Parallel 3 Reportera: Selected stations ®. 57x 24 -24 E 50% DEBUTS 27 8111 B-6 ROD 4-29 70-22 MOM 277 -20 reanNOi3ii SCAM that are format- dominant and /or exert S SAME 17 KCIOI sTo 11-7 60% 5050 8-1 0106 12-8 WSOI 2U 1 RIO 15-13 0 w0e-3 o M 39% DOWN 0 KLUL 1-3 IMO l a significant local or regional influence, 5-9 W 751 ADDS 43 KFIV mB 7-3IO tip WWI snl-l2 RIST in with a metro 12+ KCO 21-27S VINO 7-3 l 5 26-23 smaller markets OAT MU'OY2fi?]] RIVO 24 -16 Mal -e 16-16 1008 28-19 WSW 11104 a population, according to Arbitron, of c1 Mss%30--18 5 26 KDON 33 -10 RHF1 8-6 0106 UST MUM m 530 KW 24 -16 WIST a MeM m NOT 28-24 sIM 32 -28 WM 10-9 WHO 199,999 and below. 016 TS 12-9 .100 22-171 woos 1]-Il wont MVO 19-120-32 wimp 20-9 s i5-29 KO a-79 KATO MAU 0 Ri.. 14-9 KO 6 25-12 Kst 18-14 ti9 WKS 8106 10 72 21-I1 p 34-11 WOUY 0-11 tirt 13 894 -l0 10-1 MOR WOO on 'art 5106 20-11 1001 21-11 MUM 2-10 11-8 . 36-31 WON a5 FR0170 -14 I0-nt 15 -12 MRos 5-2 OW RAMI 6-15 4-40 3n31-24 19150 21-19 1100 9-8 9 ]4-10 26-24 Cr?. 4 -31 557378 9-4 X%% 234 Ima m mé 19-11 0106 4-24 é- 003 18-79 Reports 107 10 -5 1raCY B-6 1 Wé 20-21 10á 12-2e WPWD 25-15 CF01 on 11111 4-40 95X. a NAVA 11 -9 10-7 IMO 4-40 1700 MILI OJT. IMO M3 6-21I-2 WCAU 8-3 a} nN 40- t 14;1 9-5 6 m CROI on PRO -FM 4-15 WOW 76-73 01100 4-39 100Kiá 3 OST MOM WM 10-6 WOO 1125-22 SSO 24-24 0]1 -1l -]l m 40-34 940 8-5 MOCO 7-4 194 22-20 00 4-2] KHFI 14-11 S OIR. M9 5 MR WOO 0-21 193 15-9 FAMS 34-27 WM 14-12 emir 29-27 5 51I21 189 UNKix l9- 074 40-14 0107 6 NOW 25 -17 OL B-6 R.S. 9-; -1 R... 16-12 16-10 940 76-34 WOW 33-70 wooN -18 10 WWI OAS MO JOHN DOE 010 7198-ID WrOoeí 6-339 Soar. M 24-20 WAPI 22-19 097 4-29 WOO 32-26 255 -14 W1110 4-77 2%Oe 1R i%%MN% 12-5 SAO 19-16 W 6-ú KTR8 on MOM 02010 14-31 W ON 10-4 M W WM "Hit Song" (Anylabel) OCT e-2s 0107 l9 2ó- 1 35-33 IOR. wR02 e-24 MOP CAVA 14-12 OCT on 951eaS6-6 94TYx 22-12 951st 22-19 LP -. Ho Song MI 270241 IOR. 94. on 940 24-10 -31 MOO 24-22 RS 0100 12-I ü . 18-12 NOR 33-30 ARM 11 -22 MAID MNO e .97 33-31 WIWI MUM 18 597 WOW 19 0105 ROI. 0 24- 17 MxI 40 31 e-38 6100 VOUe1B-5 IA16-9 ; L 11-8 WOW WM 71-27 eó1. 7-4 TR 35-30 MAI 33 KOK/ 25-I3 -17 0516 940 16-10 SOCO MIA 19-14 MI 10-4 MI WRIT 11 -20 WM 95111/11 13-6 WRAF 14-6 VOL 18-15 93111 29-17 WAPE m-13 KEOL 5-4 21-17 WW1 12-9 voix AD 9-5 WOD 100/25 44% 0101 a WOO 12 -55 R 0100 e-28 e-39 KOS 14-11 WKSI 25-22 1010 18-10 MO 4-1B MIONRst 0000 MOR 21 -20 56 -123 111100 11-8 WOW 597 ]0-21 4 25-21 9lM 15-10 7n }1-18 0105 IMO 4-37 36-32 16.5 31-25 wi12I 21 -15 965 20-12 WOO S9msm9 D135 4-2e . 10f 16-12 ROE ICR8 10-15 12-6 .190 34-10 MOD 77-32 0104 33 -:3 WINS a-40 95160 11 7 15-22 MAIO 14-8 33-31 en TM 31-24 94TO 0104 12-4 KOR MAU 10-31 MS UR 61 8102 36-31 00 MUTE 11-7 942 on 866 MO 11118 15-9 FM 4-38 MICI 4-29 WLIT -ll row. 20 MLA an 896 7-4 21-18 MOIL S on MUT 21-17 MVP 11-4 KIIR 11-75 M Saw WOU. 21 - WORI 24-23 MM MS 8-5 811041-2 0101 6 -33 r. 14-12 FM 19-19 Rn0 -35 NMI 40-78 IMO 5-3 WI 9-16 595 8-S l31 í-8 MST Dom 0 596 on IMP0 0101 9- KM WWI al 32-11 0109 l-3 60s 0-e 35 -29 Ae 25 stunt M. 187. 23-13 KNOE WORD 0102 -14 MI WRSr 199-11 Y 28523 -14 016 B 01011 a WOO 35 -7S 10117 29-21 RK 7 xx 19-35 921 32-21 IW]l. 0105 -22 FM100 19-14 915 8-S K KR. on Kilo e-l8 Wa00%% 10-27 15-9 WPM ONO S Císt 124-1S OIO .102 12-9 KIM MUM 0-]1 WIWI .4 -33 .199 MCIL aa7 WIWnT 18-16 20'14 MOT 22-12 MLF M102'e Kß 6 14 -22 9 MUM MO WOLF u -Il 11Ió2_15 EXAMPLE 110112 -76 IMO e-21 0104 9- ReO 9-5 e-36 2104 ]2-13 25-25 4 IO-26 IMO. 4-29 9- 6 ORS 0199 4-3 RN Mt011IS, L1103 21-22 OM MIYr 2 1-19 é1a101 0 62103 12-30 é-i0 71A% 32-23 11-15 ]O-Il WWI 95-11 soso FINI. W66 W0-8 soéR2 4- 100/25 100 CHR reporting stations on McoI 1Sr5060 4-11 .95 19-22 1107 24-20 ROM 111011.1 R LL 226-21 - KM 0102 21-17 52105 a-28 01 01 24-21 MM 12-7 1Px~E G-24 RD 4-31 V10/OT .0o11 )I-30 it this week including 25 new adds. e-39 FF.RF 4-35 WM 26-23 37-29 I50E 29-19 FM 3-10 MOD 3-1 23-19 RIO no 111211 M O 21-22 eCEx 2s-le 941 1-16 n VIOL 8-5 MAU 15-6 ROM 37 -33 10-4 nit WPM ]8-20 RIM 11-9 1.10 36-71-)3 44% Percentage of this weeks re- IMST Y 26-I1 9-14 wow MCI 17-1í NOY s-30 - VRM 1102 21-17 MOO IB-7 tip F1 MKT 30-19 MCI 15-t 0] 4-]1 FMS 11011 23-23 WWI 6-4 SOT Mut porters playing it. 13-10 S R77-6 KRIS on nWOo 29-21 22 -14 I 1,-20 0In 11-3 WCIL 6-6 WC. 26 -24 1.999 16-13 2S-21 OTS -6 %Naomi Mach Percentage of reporters 6103 la-II sl71 -3, LL MISL RM OCR 4-2 551M 36 -33 9950 - RMEI. MIT 2S-I9 RR3 10- 0100 17-13 FWTO 27 -22 13-9 5850 366 0V88 27-24 34-4 FNS woo 30-26 playing the song within each region. M5 d-20 3-314 MIM.nT 1118 10-25 094 5 76108 32 -10 WM OS KIMxOWN 3-82 1 M1 r% 8-6 FOS a5 ROM S srunT 1111P 6-5 o ROIL IS-10 R104 en 12 go RWO ,6-36 SW 14-11 O WORD 1/-12 WOW 78-36 Ow National Summery RCP 40 -34 WA14-6 51110 30 -27 OM en VIOL I0,1S 25-16s 5-3 WIC 71-27 orli 26 -24 K 26-21 -0i2 x-8 17 11411 on 29-25 M WEPL ROM S1 22-14 02 16-1010 RIFIS 11-B V0OX on FOX de Up 51 Number of stations moving 118101 39 -36 WNCI 26-23 no MCP. 8-7 - FITS 4-12 WM 17-14 9910 5-4 O anon Kier K IIK u 5-4 it the RN 14 -8 se 19-18 .1107 1i1a6 WIC RIMC 14-10 esPR m ROM up on charts. SLYOaI 75 -95 «e eASr On 1pCA OWL 12-5 84 OM 6-3 Luc 35 -29 ROOT O 0105 59- ñ1é- 36-21 iRMO R00 17-14 S62 12 6 e 1mv44-339 KFIV 76-32 38-2726 Debuts 20 - Number of stations 1108 5-23 O 26-31 6-1 MOLT a-32 10-6 10.0 T 8-515 40-35 ICAO 4-40 KIIS l-2 26-20 MOT debuting the song this week. 0100 e-40 WORD L 11-25 MBE 9-59 :374 10-5 970 40-36 F110 37-35 FTO -21 5-14 e-s FM 8-31 IMR. 0-40 win OM 14-111 10- WM RMM l-4 RON Same 4 - Number of stations report. i 21-21 3A Ken 4-30 MIOi21i811 WMcAá1 o3 s-l0 104K 21-16 MUM 32 -u NM J9-21-31 no WIC . 11 WM. FITS on tng movement this 9ß18 WVIC :31 -8 FM 2 11T11-23 12 11 04 ROOl 6-6 0 e-40 11/118 33-28 week. IOn to On, Add 15-u 19-n ou e 27-23 ROOT 7-4 03 owe 4-25 WT MIMT 3-7 0106 4-28 KM 0-16 to On, 31 -31, etc./ RIM 4-4 sino 19-11 20-12 1LY96 29-29 9i-9 MIR 860. 11-9 MOS MOT 14-7 MYLY 9-6 net 01195 11-31 WOK 6-12 RTRB 10-5 Down 0 - Number of stations moving F 21-13 0100 8 [ 16-11 MOM 17-14 R 21-13 W100 5-16 R 13-9 it on their charts. K 25-20 23-21 down IM FOX 10-7 ]-6 3s-22 0M1 36 16 MRF OM 23-19 Rme. 10-6 Adds 25 Total number of stations BLOW MONKEYS MRT 4-}4 6-4 - IOW 3s-20 RN5 RI[M 9-6 856 KITS l-2 adding it this week. Your FOOT C 868 99-6 Diggin' Scene (RCA) K AST -8 RS. 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484/ R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986 e

L PARALLELS SIGNIFICANT ACTION

HEART ISLE OF MAN If Looks Could Kill (Capitol) Am l Forgiven ,P haCBS M s LP Heart LP Isle Of Man

CULTURE CLUB BARRY MANILOW SIMPLY RED Gusto Blusto (Virgin/Epic) oIF1019 I'm Your Man (RCA) Money$ Too Tight (To Mention) LP: From Luxury To Heartache 11104 6-8 oRx= d-60 LP. Manilow LP Picture This 141 IF10 a 95%1L I 100 36-15 (Elektra) F9R"7.20 mOn - KOK on 9cFá L.u»an 1.220 a OOL WOO en WILT S 0100 a UST vxmOM IITUX on FMG% on 1411 1;9 W2011 4882 EOOee soon tiv RABr VW. on Our -60 MUM 4-ll WAD FC WYSS on .o6 on R ELM Mt on a Iaw 141 swn MlOtrn9 VM S on SOWN warn ow EaNr OM04 m 9i5.1á a-40 CM on Co01 on K RiM 118.191 d-34- 0106 FM on SOUTH W3521 0101 111021n 10. on WSW MIY1n2 KNOX on SOOTS IONS Klr A)I00 33-19 KAM on MAO on WRAP on MOMS, n eL 41.16 R1191 on FOOL on Mir N CII. on -l0 W4611 on Mue on 9F09 H ISIOSOT 920 a =OR EAR a d-10 2iáa a F 11 1. 594 on Fá on WM a Mue Mue FINE e RIOS 59LE 9n On rue 0108 WEST -37 F2 on NI MAST Al IS on 0595 m 5.2 20102 on Mm 1s 1010T a on RCM RnT F022 a 11. RxOO ABM F2221 O OZE a RWW2 on PATTI LABELLE Oh, People (MCA) N HONEYMOON SUITE LP Winner In You What Does It Take (WB) DEPECHE MODE LP Big Pnze A Question Of Lust (Sire/WB) K NEW EDITION LP Black Celebration With You All The Way (MCA) MST 140 Fw0 21-26 141 LP All For Love M01rt 3B-29 STACEY 0 VASE a 11000 32-23 Two U 38-34 AMOX 22-22 Of Hearts (Atlantic) 95%1L d-36 R -28 WSW 17-33 e01RR WW2 on SOT" tiP tit) MO WROB[M. on 940 a-34 KOJI RAS? d-32 B97 a OSAD w Mur C rrR m5-ll MASS 28-16 71nw 141 al BOOn wco0 8104 19 -IS WEE -16 MST 5.3 s-12 S OOTO 30-27 211111 51086 11106 23 -22 KC 2l-.l Sir OM loon pIF on ROUX 06 8-8 100.1 on R310 0101 a -26 MIDWEST 32 NWTN 9Ya WM. 0101 HAVA 23 -23 (iii1 S MR7M WMW on WEB 19-1] MST ir nn MIr Wets 34-30 VAST on WAST ur PROP 12-11 36-33 -M 5711ái MOOR 0105 KOTA rue 40-36 YWO on MIOVAST F ERB 2-e 1rr KK. on KITS a9 MR on a nn a RAMA 3-1 W205 on IMF a 711. m 96t ono -l5 MIl-20 MI 4-6 22-22 Ms O PL2 on C nAO 2 -3318 33-25 0-35 WEST 8-10 110. 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K IEL on WM on WEST Kir OEM 1.1011 on Somebody Like You (A &M) WOK on MOIL an WEST LP Strength In Numbers 99KO MCKs WM% on WILEOT WNW a .IrtL m WSPA RI-104 on UST tip EMIT MO KIr VOW d -37 WYBG Fa WOOF 14.0 141 WXST wan RODS WERT t OYn 0595 on :-23 9MJM%R% 01000 95 %1L a .08 cm K RTAS RROeMOCK RV. 30-26 ROOM WAS a .L Mir W0145 a KOLB d ^ J3 Rn1%B 2'395 E KBIN WIAD on 9888 a on WPFM on 141 Mir WOUT tip WINS on FMK71 on 5500 30 -39 AI MST UMITED WARRANTY POSH mI MST Victory Line (Arco) OUT WM on 0012 LP Limited Warranty RR oió6 I KDO 1.-17 ii-ié Mu i9-ls KNE on KO. on WHITNEY HOUSTON All. a MIIOIN a 5ñ1ó a-i8 . 02 II o1ó1 a on All At Once (Arista) 30 -27FAYO 0295 29-]1 W101. I LP Whitney Houston NAST FM 1'41 MOMS, a EAST Rxn W K. on 8988 VEST VOAD on WU% on 5104 sarte FáBo on a WISP a KIr WA. a-30 Row LAST 0 a-28 141 H ISINAST YV1 -10 YVY 32-31 nn 8106 9pa OMB te Welt ROOT a WIC on 7 -21 BOO. 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R &R FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1986/85 RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY RADIO & a CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO

MOST ADDED MOST ACTIVE HOTTEST BREAKERS LIONEL RICHIE (207) (80) (159) GLASS TIGER (65) JOHN C. MELLENCAMP PETER CETERA (72f HEART (47) DAVID LEE ROTH PETER GABRIEL (145) BERLIN (70) LIONEL RICHIE 38 SPECIAL (45) GENESIS (144) (65) Dancing On The Ceiling (Motown) BERLIN (43) REGINA MADONNA (119) (37) QUEEN (65) KENNY LOGGINS (117¡ it. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 0, Down BANANARAMA 89% of our reporters playing MONKEES (33) TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB (U) JANET JACKSON (1091 B96, WMMS, KITS. See (42! O. Adds 207 including WPLJ, Z100, Y100. 0105, SIMPLY RED (32) JOHN (47) JERMAINE STEWART CAFFERTY (37) Parallels, debuts at number 36 on the CHR char.. TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB (32) ROD STEWART KLYMAXX (30, KLYMAXX (36 TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB (33! EDDIE (35, MIKE & THE MECHANICS PATTI LABELLE (30) JOHN EL DeBARGE (21 MARY JANE GIRLS (30) Taken In (Atlantic) 1 66% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 62, Debuts 32, Same 44, Down 0, Adds 17 including WHYS, WCAU, 0107, WLS, Z95, WLOL, Most Active = Ups + Debuts - Downs KHFI. See Parallels, debuts at number 40 on the CHR chart. MIAMI SOUND MACHINE Words Get In The Way (Epic) SIGNIFICANT ACTION 62% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 75, Debuts 20, Same 25. Down O. Adds 25 including WCAU, KTKS, WNVZ, WHYT, KMEL. 0106, CHR chart. And Lovers" (Carrere/CBS) 49/21 KNMO. See Parallels, debuts at number 39 on the GLORIA LORING 8 CARL ANDERSON "Friends including WBEN, WKSE, 094. 0107. WAVA. WCZY. KZZP. KKRZ, Moves. Up 10, Debuts 13, Same 5. Down 0. Adds 21 16 -10, WCKN 21 -12 KMJK, FM102. 6104 d -16. 93FM 28 -16. 0105 25 -15. WKEE Looks Could Kill" (Capitol) 47/47 ACTIVE HEART "II PRO -FM, KEGL. 95INZ, WRSR. WMMS. ZZ99. NEW & 47 WXKS. WPHD. Moves. Up 0. Debuts 0. Same 0. Down O. Adds including WKTI, KHTR. KWK, KKRZ, KNBO, WFLY. 95X1L "Somebody Like You" (A&M) 45/45 "Take My Breath Away" (Columbia) 130/43 38 SPECIAL WZOU. K104. WGFM. WAPI. WOKI RERUN KBEO, KIMN, KKRZ 0. Adds 45 including WPHD. WRSR. KWK, 17. Down 0. Adds 43 including WXKS. PRO -FM, WNVZ, Z95. 0102, Moves Up 0, Debuts 0. Same O. Down Moves. LID 43, Debuts 27. Same number 20-11, Z104 22 -13. See Parallels. debuts at WKDD. KEYN. WFBG, KFMN, WZYP, WDBR WAVA 18 -10. KEGL 11 -8. 92X 32 -21. KZZP 10 -4. KWOD 29 -21. B106 WVIC, 43/11 the CHR chart LIMITED WARRANTY "Victory Line" (Atoo) 38 on KTUX, WRON, KMGX, KCPX, 95XXX. WOMP, KFMN, 130/10 7. Debuts 3. Same 19. Down 3 Adds 11. 0100. WTLO. JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP "Rumbieseat" (Riva/PolyGram) Moves. Up KKRZ, KUBE, WAMX, WTLO, KTUX, KIIK, KXYO. WFBG, KKAZ. KMEL 24-19. Z104 35 -30, WSPT 28-24, KFMW 29 -26. Moves. Up 55. Debuts 25. Same 40, Down O. Adds 10 including KOIZ, -30. KZZB 40-35, KNMO 40 -36. (WB) 38/10 KRBE 30 -26, Z95 39 -35. KNBO 34 -29. WZOU 18 -15. WGFM 36 HONEYMOON SUITE "What Does N Take" KKAZ, WKRZ. WKOB, KZIO, WVIC. WHOM, KIYS. KOIZ. 0101, 120/32 Moves, Up 10. Debuts 5. Same 13. Down 0. Adds 10, WRCK, TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB "Rumors" (Jay) 40-35 WNYS, 0107. WMMS, KMJK. RI -104, Z104,13104 KSND 31 -26, WGUY 38-29, Y94 15 -7, WAZY 50. Debuts 15. Same 22, Down 1, Adds 32 including WBEN. WPHD 35-31. Moves Up at number 33 1 1 -1. KJ103 7 -1 See Parallels, debuts 14 -10, KRBE 1 -1 B97 17 -9. KITS -1, KS103 You All The Way" (MCA) 38/5 27 -17, WPLJ 15 -10, Z100 NEW EDITION "With 19 WCZY 9.7, WHYT 95, Adds 5. WXKS. WPLJ, Y106. 99KG, KBIM, 0104 -15, CHR chart Moves. Up 15, Debuts 2, Same 14. Down 2. on the 8-6, 0101 39-36. 119/65 WKOB 19 -12. WSSX 34-30. WNOK 40 -36, KAMZ 3 -3. WKSI GLASS TIGER "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)" (Manhattan) WKEE 17 -14, WAVA. 940. Z93. 95INZ, WOUE, WNVZ, 38. Down O. AS 65 Including WBEN, PRO -FM. Of No Return" (Atlantic) 35/11 Moves. Up 2, Debuts 14. Same NU SHOOZ "Point WRCK. WNOK, KF95. KMGX. 0. Adds 11 including WNYS, KUBE. WERZ, WNNK, WRSR, WLOL, KPKE, FM102. KPLZ. WPHD 10 -9. WLAN 33 -30. Moves- Up 8. Debuts 5, Same 12. Down KSND 19 -15, KXYO 30-27. KKRZ 21 -16 KMJK 31 -28. KBFM 31 -25, ROTH Rose" (WB) 118/12 - 100KHI. B96 38 -35. DAVID LEE "Yankee KHFI, WGRD, KITS, KYYY. 34, Down 0. Adds 12 Including PRO -FM. KIIS. WKEE, WSPK, The Heat" (Columbia) 35/2 Moves. Up 39. Debuts 33. Same JEAN BEAUVOIR "Feel 93FM on, Y100 on. WOKI 40 -28, WZOU 29-22. KZIO 39-25. Adds 2. WNYS, WVBS, WXKS d -34, WPHD 18 -17, WBEN 27 -22. WPHD 34 -24, Y100 21 -10. WNVZ 40 -32, WMMS Moves Up 9. Debuts 4, Same 19. Down 2, KIKX 26-23, WGUY 40 -33. 95XXX 35 -28. 0104 31 -28. Kind Of Magic" (Capitol) 11315 35-33, KIYS 40-38, QUEEN "A 29 -23, PRO -FM 31 -26, Z93 18. 43. Down 0. Adds 5, WPST, WDCG, KITS, 0101, WVBS. WXKS (Chrysalis) 35/9 Moves. Up 47, Debuts Same ICEHOUSE "No Promises" WTLO, OK100, WJAD, KOCR. -22'. KATO 22 -19, 95XXX 40.35, WKSF 38-34. 0, Adds 9. WBEN. WNYS, K104, WERZ. RI -104, 26 -23. KEGL d -19. WNVZ 34 -29. KWK 35 -31, KAMZ 27 Moves: Up 10, Debuts 4. Same 12, Down -27, WVIC 28 -25. KIKX 30 -27, WKSF 32 -28. WDBR 36 -32 REGINA "Baby Love" (Atlantic) 107 /20 WXKS 34-29 KIIS 34 WNVZ, 0105, 92X, WCZY, WLOL. KWOD, KWSS, WMEE, (Elektra) 34/32 Moves- Up 35, Debuts 30, Same 22. Down 0. Adds 20 including SIMPLY RED "MoneyS Too Tight (To Mention)" WLRS. 34 -29, WRCK 40-34 including 097. WMMS, 92X, Y108, KMEL, KPLZ. 0100, WNNK, WXKS 2215. WKSE 15 -10, WBLI 27 -22. Z100 9-8, KIIS 31 -17, KMJK Moves. Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 32 KZZU. 0104. WAZY, WOBR. DOUBLE "The Captain Of Her Heart" (A&M) 102 /20 2104, KCAO, including WFLY. 0100, 98PXY. WGFM, 930, WDJX, 1Q10. KF95. 32/30 Moves. Up 25. Debuts 14, Same 42. Down 1. Adds 20 PATTI LABELLE "Oh, People" (MCA) FM102. KNBO, 24 -17, KFIV 34 -29. Adds 30 including WKSE. CKOI, 940, B97, B96. WHYT, KKRZ, WAZY, WBEN 22.18, 940 34 -30. WLOL 33 -28. K104 39 -26, KSND Moves. Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 1. Down 0. KFIV Size Love" (MCA) 101/30 WTIC, 930. WTLO, KTUX, KKRD, KLYMAXX "Man K104. WNNK, WDCG, KX104, Down 0. Adds 30 including 0107. ZZ99, KS103. KWSS, (WB) 30 /26 Moves. Up 17. Debuts 19. Same 35. PRINCE "Anotherioverholelnyourhead" KHFI, KZZB, WKOB, WROO. -29. WKSF 35 -29. KBIM 40-34. 1. Adds 26 including WKSE, KMEL, KUBE. WZOU, B96 28 -20. Z95 36 -29. WLOL 21 -14, KKRZ 40 -36, KMEL 34 Moves. Up 1. Debuts 1, Same 1. Down KKRZ d -38, Y106 38 -32. That Was Then, This Is Now" (Arista) 92/33 WLRS. BJ105. WKAU, KZIO, KYNO. MONKEES KBEO. WLOL. KWSS. B94 A Dirty Job But..." (Columbia) 26/3 Down 0. Adds 33 including WXKS. WAVA, 940, Z93, 95INZ. w/rODD RUNDGREN "Loving You's Moves- Up 14, Debuts 18. Same 27. BONNIE TYLER 40 -37, 92X on. 0100 on. K104 d -12, KIKX 40-31, WGAN 36 -29 0, Adds 3. KF95. KSND, WGUY, WXKS on, WREN 25 -19, B97 20 -15, 0105 24 -17, WMMS 30 -20, KZZP 20 -8. WKRZ Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1. Same 21. Down Sons" (Scott! Bros. /CBS) 80/1 KIIK on, KDON on, KBIM on. CAFFERTY & THE BEAVER BROWN BAND "Voice Of America's a -35, KTUX on. JOHN WRNO 28 -23, WLOL 26- 22.0100 Same 32. Down 0, Adds 1. WZYP. WXKS 24 -19. PRO -FM 23 -19, Man" (RCA) 24/9 Moves: Up 42. Debuts 5. 14 -11, KKAZ EURYTHMICS "Missionary Y106, WILY, KWES, WHSL, KOZE. 40 22-16. 95XXX 32-26, WOMP 18 -13. Y94 11. 0, Adds 9. KEGL, WMMS, WZOU, WNOK, 30 -26. WAMX 22 -14, WMJO 29-27, WPST 29 -26. WKRZ -36. WKDD Moves. Up 1, Debuts 3. Same Down KZZB 39-34, KXYO d-38, KGOT d-34. 28 -21 WPHD on. CKOI on -dp. 95INZ d -29. 78/30 Your Man" (RCA) 21/1 MARY JANE GIRLS "Walk Like A Man" (Motown) BARRY MANILOW "I'm d -38. B96 on. FM102 on. PRO-FM, Z93, WMMS, WHYT, KKRZ, FM102. Adds 1, 0100, WXKS d -31, WKSE on, CKOI on, WCAU Moves Up 4. Debuts 10. Same 34. Down 0. Adds 30 including WXKS, WCAU. Moves: Up 0. Debuts 3, Same 17, Down 0. KMGX on WFMI, WKFR. KF95. WOID 096 40-37. WLAN 32 -28, KAMZ 29 -23. WBBO on, KHFI on, WSSX on, WROO d -30. 77/5 To See You" (Eple) 20/0 JOHN EDDIE "Jungle Boy" (Columbia) Y100 DAN HARTMAN "Waiting on, WBCY on. WNOK on. KHTR, WKAU, KIKX, KXYO, WXKS 32 -26, WCAU 29 -26, Adds 0 including WNNK on, WPST on, WKOB on. WSSX Moves. Up 25. Debuts 10. Same 37. Down 0. Adds 5, WNYS, Moves: Up 3, Debuts O. Same 17, Down 0, 29 -24, WGUY 36-25. WZON 36 -28. Y94 20 -17, KGOT 29-28. 40 -33, KWK 40 -37, 0100 21 -13, WSPK 39 -31. WKRZ 32 -28, WVIC 94Z on. KTUX on. WVIC on. 0104 38-29. Me?" (Arista) 88/13 At Once" (Arista) 19/7 JERMAINE JACKSON "Do You Remember WHITNEY HOUSTON "All Y100 25 -18, KBEO 3 -2. KDWB, KZZB. KAMZ, KRNO, KDON, 100KHI, WCGO, Adds 7. KZZP, K104, 96X, WMEE. 103CIR, OK100, 95XIL, Moves Up 9, Debuts 7. Same 39, Down 0, Adds 13 including WOUE. Moves. Up 9, Debuts 2, Same 1. Down 0, 9 -5. B106 6 -5. WAPE 28 -24. KNIN. WVBS, KKLS, KDW, KIRS, WCAU 38-35. Y106 40 -35. KIIS 22-14, KS103 35-24. WKEE 11 -7. KC101 (Pasha /CBS) 19/2 STARSHIP "Before I Go" (GruntRCA) 61/8 ISLE OF MAN "Am I Forgiven" KMGX on, KXYO 33-28, Y106. KZIO, 95XXX, WGAN, WBWB, KIRS, WCAU Adds 2. KKRZ. KIIK, WPHD on, KDWB d -35, WKRZ on, Moves. Up 11. Debuts 0. Same 42, Down 0. Adds 8, WPHD, WMMS, Moves. Up 3. Debuts 2. Same 12. Down 0. KIKX 32 -29. KGOT 30 -26. on -tlp, KKAZ on 36 -33. WNVZ 39-34. KBFM 39-31, WKDD 27 -19. KKRD 32 -27, 95XXX d-40, OK100 34 -25. 95XIL 33-29. WVBS A (EMI America) 60/3 Blusto" (Virgin/Epic) 19/0 JOHN WAITE "If Anybody Had Heart" CULTURE CLUB "Gusto CFTR on. KPLZ on. K104 on, KFIV, WCGO, KEGL d -18, Z95 d -36, WZOU 27-23, WNNK 39-33. Adds 0 including WXKS d -33, WKSE on, WNYS on. Moves. Up 21, Debuts 3, Same 32, Down 1, Adds 3, WLS, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1. Same 19 Down 0, KWES 32 -29, WHSL 37-34. WBNO 24 -18. 0104 on, WYKS on. KZZB 36 -33, WKDD 34 -26. WMEE 29 -26, KFMN 38 -35. 0104 36-33, WZON on, 95%IL on, WJAD on. WCGO on, 58 /26 (Polydor/PolyGram) 18/7 CHAKA KHAN "Love Of A Lifetime" (WB) KNBO, LEVEL 42 "Hot Water" WPFM, WDBR, KEGL on, WRSR WNYS, KTKS, WCZY, KIIS, KWOD. KS103, KUBE, 10, 0. Adds 7, KZZB, KIKX, WGUY, 100KHI, WOMP, Moves, Up 3. Debuts 10, Same 19, Down 0. Adds 26 including Moves. Up 1, Debuts 0, Same Down d-35. KAY107 on, WZYP on. 930. KF95, WKSE d -36. B96 39 -36, KMEL 33 -26, KAMZ 30-21, BJ105 on, 0100 on, WLAN 34 -29. WPST on, WOKI on, The Rescue" (Capitol) 57/0 THE RANGE "Every Little Kiss" (RCA) 18/5 BEACH BOYS "Rock 'N' Roll To BRUCE HORNSBY 8 Y108 on. KMJK 30 -26, WGFM on, WBEN 32 -29, WKSE d-40, WCAU 32 -29, PRO -FM d -34, 5. KPKE, WPST, WCKN, WXLK, KFIV, Moves- Up 17, Debuts 10, Same 30. Down 0. Adds 0 including Moves: Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 9, Down 0, Adds KPLZ d-40, 0100 d-39. KZZB 33-30, WZON 37-31, 40 KIRS on, KKAZ d-39, KOZE d-33. WRNO 25-20. WNVZ 38-33. WMMS 28-25, KWK d -33, KKRZ 38 -35. WNOK on, 95XXX on, WZYO on-dp, 100KHI -37. OK100 d -39, KWTO d -30 Of The Gypsy" (MCA) 18/1 ADRENALIN "Road on, KTUX on, WKFR d-40. 52/0 1, WPHD, WERZ on, WRCK on. WTLO on. 0106 EMERSON, LAKE, 8 POWELL "Touch And Go" (Polydor/PolyGram) Moves Up 0. Debuts 3, Same 14. Down 0, Adds KWK 26-23, 0100 29 -27, WZOU 16 -13, K104 KBIM on. Moves. Up 29, Debuts 0, Same 22, Down 1, Adds 0 including WCAU 33-30. WVIC d -30. WRON d -33, WZYP on. WVBS on, 35 -30. WZON 33-26, WGAN 37 -32. KFMN WKRZ 35 -32, WTLO 27 -22, WOKS 32.29. KIYS 34 -27. KIKX 18/1 28 -24, WAMX 26 -20, AC/DC "Who Made Who" (Atlantic) on-dp, WXKS on, PRO -FM on, WRNO ondp, 0100 28-25, WRCK 33 -30, WSPT 36.28. Moves. Up 5, Debuts 1. Same 11, Down 0. Adds 1, KFMN, 40 -32. reported 37 -39 WGUY d -36. WZON 4 -3, KOIZ 27 -17. KFMW CHR reporters Sgniticant Action induces songs WKRZ on. KZZB New Active includes songs reported by at least 50 of our I following the amstintle (labei) desgnaaon in- BIG COUNTRY "Look Away" (Mercery/PolyGram) 14/5 least 10 of our CHR reporters . The two numbers WKRZ on. WTLO on. WGUY on. WJAD by fewer than 50. but at 9. Down 0. Adds 5, WPHD, KEGL, KWK, 0100, WZYO, Moves indicate the type of activity this week: Up Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same number, how many added it for the first time this week. on. dicate the total and on. WZYP on, KNIN on, WHSL on, WDBR on. KGOT uncharted activity. Down for downward chart activity, for upward chart movement Same tor sideways or continued (Atlantic) 13/4 Complete activity can be found in the Parallels. STACEY O "Two Of Heads" on. FM102 d -22, KWOD for the number is a sampling of udwdual station activity. Adds 4, KKRZ, KS103, WKOB, KEZB, KIIS 143, KZZP Adds enough chart Moves Up 5, Debuts 3. Same 1. Down 0. 60% of our CHR reporters to become Breakers may accumulate -22. KATD d -24. NOTE Records that lack the required d -33. KMEL 15-12, KAMZ 28-10. 96X 14 -9. KCAO 27 reporting them, to debut on the CHR National Airplayi40 12/9 points from high chart positions on those stations Don't Come Easy" (Gold Mountaln /MCA) of them before midnight MICHAEL DES BARRES "Money KBIM, KOIZ on, Adds and%or Ons: four plays in a 24 -boor period, three WTLO, WANS. KTUX. WGUY, WZON, 0101, 99KG, CHR Rotation Criteria - Font** Moves Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 3 Down 0. Adds 9. KWK, both of them before midnight Dayparted Adds and%or Ons: two plays in a 24 -hour penod, WZYP on, WPFM on. 12/9 BOURGEOIS TAGG "The Perfect UM" (Island) KMGX -104, WRCK, WKRZ, KZZB, WROO, KTUX, WDBR. KKÁZ. Moves. Up 0. Debuts 0, Same 3, Down 0. Adds 9, WERZ, RI Parallels Begin on Page 80 on, WOMP on. KBIM on. Of (Sire/WB) 12/2 DEPECHE MODE "A Question Lust" 12-8, KSND 23-18, Adds & Hots Begin on Page 78 KYYA, KKRZ 36-33, KMJK on-dp. KPLZ on, KIYS Moves Up 6. Debuts 1. Same 3. Down 0, Adds 2. KF95. P-I Playlists Begin on Page 75 KCAO d -37, KXYO 32 -23. KZZU 38 -34, KOZE 33 -25. -

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I Night" 1,0° -1 1. e o. i box office smash "About Last Produced by Narada Michael Walden with love and laughter!' "Finally, a truly exhilarating modern-day masterpiece of modern romance loaded David Sheehan, NBC-TV, Los Angeles has ever made:' "Outstanding. The movie is so good, it's the most candid and honest film about young adults that Hollywood -Roy Leonard, WGN-TV, Chicago "One of the funniest and most poignant films of the year!' -Phillip Wuntch, Dallas Morning News "Invigorating. Funny. Profane. Excitingly mature." Guy FlAtley, Cosmopolitan since "The most searingly honest and perceptively funny American movie about sexual politics and personal commitment 'Carnal knowledge'." -Joe Leydon, Houston Post EMI AMERICA

NATIONAL AIRPLAY /JULY 1 1, 1986

RADIO & RECORDS CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO` AOR TRACKS

Twee Tree Two IJIS Weal Weed, Wee. Wert, Weee, We.

2 1 0 STEVE WINWOOD/Higher Love (Island) 6 2 0 GENESIS /Invisible Touch (Atlantic) 1 2 2 FIXX /Secret Separation (MCA) 8 6 2 Q PETER GABRIEUSIedgehammer (Geffen} 3 3 3 EMERSON, LAKE & POWELL/Touch & Go (Polydor /PG) 9 7 o KENNY LOGGINS /Danger Zone (Columbia) 9 7 JOURNEY /Suzanne (Columbia) 20 10 e O PETER CETERA /Glory Of Love (Full Moon /WB) 0 29 16 © EURYTHMICS/Missionary Man (RCA) 10 e 7 Q JANET JACKSON/Nasty (A &M) 14 13 38 SPECIAL/Somebody Like You (A &M) 16 11 10 0 ROD STEWART/Love Touch (WB) 0 Preach (Sire 15 8 BIG COUNTRY /Look Away (Mercury/PG) 40 27 16 Q MADONNA /Papa Don't /WB) 0 17 14 VAN HALEN /Love Walks In (WB) 7 5 5 a EL DeBARGE/Who's Johnny (Gordy /Motown) 0

4 3 4 9 SIMPLY RED/Holding Back The Years (Elektra) 13 10 Q PETER GABRIEL/Red Rain (Geffen)

18 11 DAVID LEE ROTH/Yankee Rose (WB) 24 19 13 m BILLY JOEL/Modern Woman (Epic) a Make Lots Of America) 26 19 14 m PET SHOP BOYS /Opportunities (Let's Money) (EMI 4 5 11 GENESIS /Invisible Touch (Atlantic) Be Make You Cry) (Jive /Arista) 3 1 6 12 BILLY OCEAN/There'll Sad Songs (To 27 19 ® JOHN C. MELLENCAMP /Rumbleseat (Riva/PG) 31 25 BELINDA CARLISLE /Mad About You (IRS/MCA) 23 22 ® BOB SEGER & THE SILVER.../The Aftermath (Capitol)

17 13 11 _14 MOODY BLUES/Your Wildest Dreams (Polydor /PG) s 4 14 PETER GABRIEL/Sledgehammer (Geffen)

36 26 21 JERMAINE STEWART/We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off (Arista) 20 17 m GENESIS/Throwing It All Away (Atlantic) 19 16 15 16 VAN HALEN /Dreams (WB) 19 18 m MOODY BLUES/The Other Side Of Life (Polydor /PG) 4 9 17 HOWARD JONES/No One Is To Blame (Elektra) 6 6 17 KENNY LOGGINS /Danger Zone (Columbia) 27 23 20 BLOW MONKEYS /Digging Your Scene (RCA) m 21 20 MICK JAGGER /Ruthless People (Epic) - 34 26 STEVE WINWOOD /Higher Love (Island) m 22 21 C) TOM COCHRANE & RED RIDER /Boy Inside The Man (Capitol) 23 20 19 20 GTR/When The Heart Rules The Mind (Arista) 8 9 20 FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS/Wrap It Up (CBS Associated) 14 12 12 21 FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS/Tuff Enuff (CBS Associated) 10 12 21 ICEHOUSE/No Promises (Chrysalis) - 33 27 JOURNEY /Suzanne (Columbia) 26 24 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/Every Little Kiss (RCA) - 36 a WHAMI/The Edge Of Heaven (Columbia) e 34 29 PETER GABRIEL/In Your Eyes (Geffen) 22 a 5 14 24 JETS /Crush On You (MCA) 12 15 24 DAVID BOWIE/Underground (EMI America) 38 35 30 a OUTFIELD /All The Love In The World (Columbia) 25 25 25 JOHN EDDIE/Jungle Boy (Columbia) 37 32 29 Q FIXX/Secret Separation (MCA) 28 27 JOHN WAITE /If Anybody Had A Heart (EMI America) 38 31 S JEFFREY OSBORNE/You Should Be Mine (A &M) 37 34 Fÿ GENESIS /Land Of Confusion (Atlantic) 39 32 a ANDY TAYLOR/Take It Easy (Atlantic) 30 28 2e AC /DC/Who Made Who (Atlantic) 21 17 17 29 BOB SEGER /Like A Rock (Capitol)

35 31 CALL/Everywhere I Go (Elektra) 2 9 23 30 PATTI LABELLE /MICHAEL McDONALD/On My Own (MCA) C' 45 33 TOPNelcro Fly (WB) _ _ 38 ® MICHAEL McDONALD /Sweet Freedom (MCA) a u 39 36 34 e ROBERT PALMER /Hyperactive (Island) DEeur © TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB/Rumors (Jay) - BLACK/URBAN _ - 39 © BANANARAMANenus (London /PG) L I - 40 37 a GAVIN CHRISTOPHER/One Step Closer To You (Manhattan) BREAKER © LIONEL RICHIE /Dancing On The Ceiling (Motown) 4 2 1 1 TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB /Rumors (Jay) - - 40 DEVICE /Hanging On A Heart Attack (Chrysalis) a , 1 2 2 JEFFREY OSBORNE/You Should Be Mine (The Woo Woo Song) (A &M)

E DEBUT Q BERLIN/Take My Breath Away (Columbia) 17 13 5 0 JEAN CARNE /Closer Than Close (Omni /Atlantic) In The Way (Epic) BREAKER © MIAMI SOUND MACHINE/Words Get (Gordy 9 6 4 0 RICK JAMES /Sweet & Sexy Thing /Motown) BREAKER MIKE & THE MECHANICS/Taken In (Atlantic) 26 17 11 © ANITA BAKER /Sweet Love (Elektra) 14 12 7 Q SKYY /Givin' It (To You) (Capitol) 18 14 8 0 CASHFLOW /Mine All Mine (Mercury/PG) ADULT CONTEMPORAR'yj 11 8 6 8 MTUME /Breathless (Epic) 29 22 12 Q SHIRLEY JONES /Do You Get Enough Love (PIR /Manhattan) KASHIF /Love The One I'm With (A Lot Of Love) (Capitol) 30 21 13 a MELBA MOORE & 5 2 PETER CETERA /Glory Of Love (Full Moon /WB) The Reason (Epic) O 37 30 19 a LUTHER VANDROSS /Give Me 15 10 GENESIS /Invisible Touch (Atlantic) (Gordy o 5 5 3 12 EL DeBARGE/Who's Johnny /Motown)

1 1 3 MOODY BLUES/Your Wildest Dreams (Polydor /PG) 22 19 17 0 CON FUNK SHUN /Burnin' Love (Mercury/PG) 20 14 ROD STEWART/Love Touch (WB) O 31 27 21 0 STEPHANIE MILLS /Rising Desire (MCA) 17 12 JEFFREY OSBORNE/You Should Be Mine (A &M) © 15 15 15 15 RUN D.M.C. /My Adidas (Profile) 19 11 a JACKSON BROWNE/In The Shape Of A Heart (Asylum) O 21 18 16 ej MAZARATI /100 MPH (WB) 11 4 7 Woman (Epic) e BILLY JOEL/Modern 10 10 10 17 NEW EDITION/With You All The Way (MCA)

25 17 MIAMI SOUND MACHINE/Words Get In The Way (Epic) Q 35 32 24 4) STEVIE WONDER /Land Of La -La (Tamla /Motown)

21 1e DOUBLE/The Captain 01 Her Heart (A &M) Q 12 9 9 19 PRINCE /Mountains (WB)

5 10 DAVID FOSTER & OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN/The Best Of Me (Atlantic) _ 40 3,C' GWEN GUTHRIE /Ain't Nothin' Goin On But The Rent (Polydor /PG)

2 3 E 11 HOWARD JONES/No One Is To Blame (Elektra) - - 32 ® PATTI LABELLE /Oh People (MCA)

3 4 12 BILLY OCEAN/There'll Be Sad Songs (To Make You Cry) (Jive /Arista) 38 35. 26 a STEVE ARRINGTON/Homeboy (Atlantic) 24 1-. ® MICHAEL McDONALD /Sweet Freedom (MCA) - 27 24 23 e CHERRELLE /Artificial Heart (Tabu /CBS) MIKE & THE MECHANICS/Taken In (Atlantic) 39 29 a PIECES OF A DREAM /Say La La (Manhattan) 27 23 BANGLES She Knew What She Wants (Columbia) 2 /If 23 23 22 25 TEENA MARIE /Lips To Find You (Epic) MADONNA /Papa Don't Preach (Sire /WB) 25 BREAKER a BILLY OCEAN /Love Zone (Jive /Arista) 22 21 7 BOB SEGER /Like A Rock (Capitol) e 29 28 27 ff/ RAINY DAVIS /Sweetheart (Supertronic) (1) GORDON LIGHTFOOT/Anything For Love (WB) 3" 32 31 28 28 GAVIN CHRISTOPHER /One Step Closer To You (Manhattan)

9 9 14 19 JAMES TAYLOR/That's Why I'm Here (Columbia) - - 33 a FULL FORCE/Temporary Love Thing (Columbia) 13 13 13 20 EL DeBARGE/Who's Johnny (Gordy /Motown) 36 33 30 30 JERMAINE JACKSON/Do You Remember Me (Arista) LIONEL RICHIE /Dancing On The Ceiling (Motown) BREAKER ® 40 37 34 ® ROCKWELL/Carme (Motown) WINWOOD /Higher Love (Island) BREAKER STEVE 20 20 20 32 REGINA /Baby Love (Atlantic) The Time &M) 29 27. 24 e DENNIS DeYOUNG/This Is (A Y BREAKER Q SOS BAND /Borrowed Love (Tabu /CBS) 4 '7 16 24 ATLANTIC STARR /If Your Heart Isn't In It (A &M) 3 4 14 34 MIDNIGHT STAR /Headlines (Solar /Elektra)

10 19 19 . 25 PATTI LABELLE /MICHAEL McDONALD/On My Own (MCA) - - 37 a NICOLE/What About Me (Portrait /CBS) - 26 ,4D SADE /Is It A Crime? (Portrait /CBS) - - 38 © LISA -LISA & CULT JAM with FULL FORCE /All Cried Out (Columbia) 6 6 15 27 NEIL DIAMOND /Headed For The Future (Columbia) Freedom (MCA) I DEBUT 6 MICHAEL McDONALD/Sweet Dte r BERLIN/Take My Breath Away (Columbia) m 2 3 18 38 BILLY OCEAN/There'll Be Sad Songs (To Make You Cry) (Jive /Arista) BREAKER e MONKEES/That Was Then, This Is Now (Arista) BREAKER © GLENN JONES /Giving Myself To You (RCA) GLORIA LORING & CARL ANDERSON/Friends And Lovers (Carrere /CBS) I DEBUT. e BREAKER LEVERT /Pop Pop Pop Pop Goes My Mind (Atlantic)