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STANSFIELD • elrl All Woman v 4-87528 S Bros 75310-2 Ansta 2398 • . • w • • eDg" . • • February 17, 1992 Volume 6 Issue 279 $6.00 DENNIS LAVINTHAL Publisher Saving The Best LENNY BEER SIN GLES Editor In Chief Everyone likes Shanice Wilson's smile, but Mr. Big 8 TONI PROFERA and Michael Jackson hope to have her frowning Executive Editor shortly. DAVID ADELSON Vice President/Managing Editor MIKE MURPHY DIAL O G UE Senior Broadcast Editor Our loathsome gang of broadcast bozos stop down- ROY TRAKIN 40 Senior Editor ing shots at the St. Francis bar and looking for gain- ANITA WEBB ful employment long enough to conduct this radio Operations Manager roundtable about the growing influence of Post KAREN GLAUBER Modern at Top 40. Cheers! Post Modern Editor GRAHAM ARMSTRONG Jams Editor POST M O DE R N Vanessa Williams is a multi- LONN FRIEND Ever notice how close Nirvana is to Ivana? Neither 51 Metal Editor media superstar in the making, did we until the Ritalin kicked in. and her new single, "Save the TODD HENSLEY CONNIE BREEZE Best For Last," is sending her Broadcast Editors M ETAL career soaring straight to the DARRYL LINDSEY Nirvana ad infinitum, but look out for Ugly Kid Joe 71 top. She'll consolidate that reign Rap Editor and Mr. Big, neither of whom should be confused NICK BULL at this week's Gavin, where she'll ANGELA GARCIA with Metalmeister Lonn Friend "Or Foe." greet the assembled masses as Research Editors the dazzling looker being MARK PEARSON JA MS escorted by the not-so-dazzling Research Coordinator TERRY MOSER Motown rapper MC Brains goes "Oochie Coochie" 77 Mercury Promo Sr. VP David KANDACE TAYLOR while JAMS' Editor Graham "Ma Moses" Leach. Hey, some guys have all RUSTY STAGGERS Armstrong lives down to his hip-hop nom de plume, the luck BETSY ALTOMARE DAN FITZGERALD MC Groin. BUDDY DEAL Research Assistants ALB U MS FRANCIS LAMBERT It's still Nirvana, but Michael's surging and Pearl MICHAEL ALLEN 92 Computer Operations Jam's "Alive" and heating up in the bullpen. KEITH MACLEOD Art Director Hitsbound 29 RANDI RASKIND Editorial Design Clapton's heading for the top. Top Tens 88 BRIAN LINDSEY Nirvana, forever. ELLIE LEACOCK Requests 36 VAN ARNO Vanessa heads for number one. Art & Design Breakouts 90 Sir Mix-A-lot scores! DANNY FIELDS Earpicks 44 NEIL HARRIS Roxette & Stacy. Contributing Editors On The Cover MICHAEL FLYNN Facility Manager Front Page 13 New Artists 49 Loose lips sink ships. Rob & Fab return with Martha Wash's COLOR WEST Near Truths 24 Post Toasted 51 voice to inaugurate our First Lithography Letters 27 Rerap 91 (and hopefully, Last) Annual 14958 Ventura Blvd. Lip-Synch issue, just in time Sherman Oaks, CA 91403 Wheels & Deals 49 Wavelength 98 (818) 501-7900 for this week's Gavin confab. From the album PRIVATE LINE FM102 add S TOP FIFTY SINGLES! WNVZ add 28 HITS TOP FIFTY ALBUMS! THE B95 add PWR102 add 5-3 R&R URBAN SINGLES! J KZFM add #1 MOST PLAYED / PERFORMING AT URBAN RADIO. v, KBFM add AVERAGING 5 PLAYS A DAY! 0 WWHT add Y107 add IS2P 5 AIRPLAY MARKETS WILN add NEW YORK NEW ORLEANS TOP 15 WJAD add BOSTON CLEVELAND REQUESTS! PHILLY ST. LOUIS KBXX 11-6 (H) DC SAN FRANCISCO WPGC 10-5 (H) ATLANTA CHICAGO KMEL 24-21 MIAMI WKSS 37-34 HOUSTON TOP 5 PHONES KHTK 28-26 DALLAS HOT102 BREAKING WPHR BREAKING ALBUM 03 URBAN 110__e nir1.1‘ e "MP SOLD OVER 100,000 IN TEN DAYS! uumimr.o EXPLODING! 37*-35 IESCAN POa rGLES! ATCO THE WHOLE COUNTRY IS SEEING STARS! AFTER ONLY 16 WEEKS, STARS HAS SOLD OVER 4.5 MILLION COPIES WORLDWIDE, AND IS RISING FAST! ADULT PHONES: KRBE (HUGE!), KHMX, STAR04, KDWB, KC 101. WJLQ, WMXF, WZKX, KHFI GOLD ALBUM #1 IN EIGHT COUNTRIES! 'CHECK OUT THE WYRO EDIT NOW AVAILABLE ON CD! EARPICKS WINNER! TOP 40 MOST ADDED AGAIN! TOP 40 MOST ADDED AGAIN! TOP 10 ALBUM TRACK! -J HITS TOP FIFTY SINGLES! 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