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Usic Week for EVERYONE DM the BUSINESS of MUSIC 3 DECEMBER 1994 £2.95 usic week FOR EVERYONE DM THE BUSINESS OF MUSIC 3 DECEMBER 1994 £2.95 IVITV shines in Berlin MTVs European Music Awarde have theAmong event, thedramaticallyte 2,500 peoplei slagea attending against Prince, whoer isthe inrelease dispute date ofwith h demand for European awards to matcl the backdrop of the Brandenberg Gâte, new album The Gold Expérience, pro- mths on the next ceremony. d into 240m homes ai UKwas recorda heavyweight executives, lurnout including of leading EMI versionvided a ofrousing Peach. finale with a blistering lile, the prospect of settle- ,e two-and-a-half h. 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Bïg issue scores Roses scoop The Stone Roses are to give their first plans for the future, which include sold by theto The h Big Issue, the magazine want to highlight îr, NME and Time Outn The Big Issue currently sells c •.a Itpositive was just way anof Thesi r campaign.supported Both by awill i show I WANT T0 BE AL0NE cities.200,000 The copies article a week will inappear most inm, cover of The Big Issue which December 5 issue to coincide with featuresthe band, Pennie Smith's photograph of + THE NEW SINGLE ■ release of the band's new alb circulationThe Big Issue as a resuitexpects of toth The copyright in the article is CD,CD DIGIPACTAPE 8 12"INCLUDING RELEASED FREE 5-1 I The interview, conducted by_, Advertising manager ownedpublication by The wishing Stone to Rosesreproduce and partany RELEASED 1 2•12•94 + veals w: Gary McPartland says, "We w of its contents has to obtain prior per- FEATURING FAB0 MIXES FROM Issue.mission from the band and The Big DEVELOPMENT C0RP0RATI0I ^ ^ ^ ^ RCA REGROUPS T0 STRESS KEY STYLES - p5 ► ► ► ► ► ► Tlie Mew Aibym DOUBLE CD . DOUBLE TAPE . DOUBLE VINYL 56 songs recorded for the BBC between 1963 and 1965 Over 130 minutes of Lennon-McCartney and rock 'n' roil classics, plus dialogue between The Beatles and BBC dise jockeys 48 page deluxe colour booklet (CD and cassette formats) containing rare photographs, extensive sleevenotes and track by track détails BRITISH The Campaign: National Press (November 30) BROADOSTINC Daily Express / The Mirror / The Sun / Daily Mail / The Times / The Guardian / The Independent / Daily Telegraph CORPORATION Fut! page colour; Q / Mojo / Radio Times National advertising on Virgin 1215, Classic FM and Outside 4 Sheet Posters London: British Rail, London Underground Other towns: Birmingham, Leeds, Glasgow. Sheffield, Manchester, Bristol, Newcastle and Liverpool (Adshel) Massive National Display Campaign London, Liverpool, Manchester Birmingham and Glasgow: November 29 - December 1 Plus Spécial Teaser Campaign (November 29) In The Sun, Daily Mail &The independent and on Virgin 1215, Classic FM arid London News Radio Plus Full BBC National Radio support from week of launch (November 22) Release Date: November 30,1994 Dealer Price: CD £12.50 LP/TC £7.25 BtÀps L B U ftfl Major international artists are featured exclusivean this compétitive titles and design,quality labelnever with seer at this price level before. Through the years the sériés has pro- extremelyved to be everwell yearpopular after and year. has sold More than 250 titles are available on currentlyboth CD andbeing MC, supplemented and the senes with is releases of new high quality titles. rri,0respleasec< tac : ; ,Phone:B8 PPtODUCTS; 69 23 41 13 . ffife 061 Mpa^Phon6 ' '" « ' Fax: 59 23 78 02 ' ■ijo, f45 +«3 sa 99 246 7M W 000 NEWS NEWSFILE gathcred at the BPI's third annual British Mtislc BusinessLast week's résignation as usual by for Sony Japanese Corp chairman giant Akio Wednesday (November 23) to honour their joint Morita is not expecled to affect the group's music Mon of the Year, promoter Andrew Miller and division.the Walkman. Morita, 73,He issuffered credited a strokewith innovations a year ago, such and theiraccountant wives WillieAnna Miller Robertson. and Angîe Pictured Robertson, bore with the has handed overthe helm to président Norio Ohga. Pringle plumps for Crystal FM raising for the Nordoff Robbinst the GrosveMusic Therapy Crystal FM, the soon-to-be-launched London radio HôtelCharity in London's Park Lane, raised over £250,000 owned by Chrysalis, has appointed former Emap for the Music Therapy Charity and the Brit School director.Radio head Pringle of music began Keith his Pringleradio career as programme 14 years ago af followed by performances from the Chicken Shed Newcastle s Métro Radio and has worked at Capital, Keyposition 103, Piccadillyin February and nextyear. Piccadilly Gold. He takes up his choir,comedian along Jim with Davidson. a short performance from VoodooThe Rolling cornesStones are to set Britain to play three British dates kickingnext summer off at asthe part Shetfield of their Arena Voodoo on JulyLounge 9. Wembley world tour, RCAregroupsto Stadiumsmall venue will warm hostthe up handconcert on Julyhas yetto 11 and be 12, announced. while a Woodstock complaint upheld Thecomplaint Broadcasting from a Radio Standards One listener Council about has upheld a Metallica a Woodstocksong which coverage.was transmitted The Corporation live during said August's it had no stress key styles spokeswomanprior warning of for the the song, BSC broadeast says, "The live lyrics at 5.35am.were very A RCA has undertaken a radical reshuffle -We already have a very strong main- strong - too strong for our complaints bulletin." of ita marketing departments to provide successstream ofand Take pop That profile and here M People, with butthe Guitarson Paradox greatertive areas focus ofits on business. the R'n'B and alterna- I wanted to emphasise our R'n'B and A&M launches its new guitar-orientated offshoot label Under the guidance of marketing by Theproduct new R'n'Bmanager sector Dave will Pitman be handled and Paradox in January with the début EP Seven Sisters directorpromotions Hugh and Goldsmith, press for marketing,R'n'B and erhead ol press officer Sonny Takhar, with help from Northern Irish four-piece Joyrider. 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