ISSUE NUMBER 423 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER MARCH 12, 1982

"CONFLICT OF INTEREST" OUSTS O'DONNELL INSIDE R&R: Sony Sees Lengthy Continental Radio To Peterson Named Fold: A/C -Religious satellite AM Stereo Shakeout network decides early response is WBBM VP/GM In the wake of last week's six -to - FCC has a "lack of understand- insufficient 3 one FCC vote authorizing a mar- ing" of how the marketplace Gregg Peterson has been ap- O'Donnell's departure, but a CBS ketplace approach to AM stereo, works. While not saying what di- pointed VP/GM of CBS's WBBM/ Radio statement alleged that he Canadian Clear Channels Sony Corp. predicts the Commis- rection Sony will take, he said the Chicago, following the departure owned a 5% interest in a chemical Opened To U.S.: Canada sion's failure to pick a single sys- firm is "able, capable, and will- of Bill O'Donnell over a reported dumping company, Albura Inc., from North American withdraws tem "could result in a costly, long ing" to build any of the competing conflict of interest. Peterson had while airing editorials in favor of radio for pact and applications and drawn-out battle that is not in systems. But he added, "Nobody in been News Director at KNX/Los legislation that would have helped stations on seven channels are the consumer's best interest." the industry is able to manufac- Angeles; his replacement there is the company. According to the being accepted 4 As previewed last week in R&R, ture all five of the proposed for- Robert Sims. statement, CBS considered the the Commission declined to choose mats." CBS VP/AM situation a conflict of interest and WINS On Strike: New York one of the five competing systems, AM broadcasters, meanwhile, Stations Gene is continuing to investigate it. station's AFTRA personnel News fearing legal challenges to such a greeted the FCC's action as wel- Lothery told O'Donnell had been VP/GM at the walk; negotiations continue .... 3 decision could delay the introduc- come and long overdue news (see R&R, "With News station since 1967 barring AM by up to five Page 4). Although many would we have a two years at KNX from 1971-73. AOR From Upper tion of stereo Gregg have preferred that the FCC pick Peterson told R&R, "It's diffi- Management Perspective: years. The FCC staff expects sta- person who has a tions to be able to throw the AM one system, broadcasters seem long successful cult circumstances - I'm sorry it Sandusky Radio President Toney switch in about two months. eager to utilize stereo as a way of history in News : occurred in the manner that it did. Brooks offers thoughtful views on stereo Many believe the decisions of the helping boost the sagging listener- radio. We'll also Gregg Peterson It troubles me to come here under the format 22 receiver manufacturers, who ship of AM radio, which now com- have additional leadership. He'll the circumstances. I'm just settl- build nearly 40 million radios a mands only 42% of the market be a tremendous asset." ing in and getting an overall view year for the U.S. market, will ul- against FM. Lothery declined to comment on of what's happening at the radio timately dictate which AM stereo station. It's already very suc- system prevails. SWITCHES FROM COUNTRY cessful in terms of ratings and Sony Audio Products VP/Mar- revenue. It's a wonderful radio keting Roland Martin said the station and a tremendous city, a FIVE NEW VP'S KENR Tries New great personal and professional opportunity AT COMPANY "Magazine" Format Peterson also announced that KNX Executive News Producer Bob Wood KENR/Houston, a Country ra- scheduled for tomorrow's morn- Robert Sims replaces him as dio station for over 14 years, ing drive show, and we had 15 to- News Director. Sims told R&R, London Wavelength Promoted To switched to a new "Radio day. This is not just another for- "I'm delighted with the promotion Lands Unreleased Beatles Magazine of the Air" format Sun- mat. It's an experimental format and I'm looking forward to main- Material: 37 songs recorded Algonquin VP day (3-7). The new format, com- that has never been tried before." taining the kind of operation that for the BBC but never officially prising continuous short (up to KNX a leader in Bob Wood, PD of WBEN-AM & Williams said no staffers had has always made released to be spotlighted on two minutes) features called FM/Buffalo for almost five years, left, but several had been added. broadcast journalism." Memorial Day special 8 "pages," will be phased in slow- has been promoted to VP/Pro- ly, starting with the morning Afternoon personality Joe Ford gramming for parent company show. While the "Radio becomes morning host, with ac- Weed KMJM's Paul Drew Sets Up Algonquin Broadcasting. At the Magazine" is being expanded, tress Susan Cook handling fea- Operations Director Touring Seminars: Noted same time, the company pro- non -rock hits will be program- tures like "Hollywood Page," programmer will lead "Professional moted Jim Mc- med. "Lifestyle Page," and "Commun- Steve Weed has been appointed Programming Management" Laughlin to VP/ KENR VP/GM Bob Chandler ity Page." Astrologer Jeannie Operations Director at Urban meetings in cities across the News, Bob Rus- explained to R&R, "We've been Long and sportscaster Scott Reese Contemporary-formatted KMJM/ country 6 so VP/Sales, Country for a long time, we love have also joined the station. St. Louis. Weed had been serving Dave May VP/ Country and believe in Country, Chandler said the station would as a programming consultant to Engineering, and but we reached the point where it continue its affiliation with the the Amaturo-owned station, work- Groups Propose Lifting Tom Van Nert- appeared to us that the market ABC Information Network, Paul ing with VP/GM Barry Baker, 50kw Limit: NRBA, Clear wick VP & Con- was saturated." PD Jason Wil- Harvey's commentaries, Astros who made the new announcement. Channel Association believe move Bob Wood troller. liams, discussing the new format, baseball, and Rice University In his new position, Weed replaces would help fight Cuban said, "The magazine approach ap- football. He added, "We're going Fred Henderson, who recently interference 4 Algonquin President Larry Levite, in making the announce- pears to work on AM ... nothing to have a sweepstakes for the pur- became PD at sister station ment, stated, "These new titles longer than two minutes, one thing pose, obviously, of focusing atten- KMJQ/Houston (R&R 2-5). at- Will ADl's Displace and the responsibilities that go after another, a lot of action, a lot tion on this new format and to Amaturo Group Exec. VP Monte TSA's? The larger Area of WOOD/See Page 33 of people. We have 18 people tract people to sample it." WEED/See Page 33 Dominant Influence definition (made for TV) may become radio's standard - so preparation is called for 12

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George Hawras New PD WOR Celebrates 60th Anniversary At WYNF: Moves to Taft's Tampa AOR from chain's WOR/New York staged a spectacular celebration of its 60th anniversary at Carnegie Hall, featuring battalions of show business notables and even a few per- (l -r) WOR's Sherrye Henry and Jack O' Brien, Mutual's Larry King, WOR's George WGRQ/Buffalo 3 sonalities from competing stations. Pictured lining the front of the stage are Meade and Don Criqui; (center stage) actor John Rubinstein and WOR's Arlene Francis and John Gambling; (far right) station's Lou Adler, Joan Hamburg, a L and Joe Franklin.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Hawras Takes WYNF PD this week ... 3-12-82 Washington Report 4 Position What's New 6 George Hawras has been named Pro- gram Director of Taft's WYNF/Tampa, 8 Networks/Suppliers/Reps replacing Al Peterson, who joined AOR con- Videoscope/Music On TV ... 10 sultant Pollack Communications last week Ratings & Research 12 (R&R 3-5). Hawras had been PD at Taft's Street Talk 16 a WGRQ/Buffalo for KABC's Green Machine Gears Up For Ireland CHR: Joel Denver 18 the last two years The "Ken & Bob Company," KABC/Los Angeles's assemblage of personalities in the morning, AOR: Jeff Gelb 22 following a program- will celebrate their third St. Patrick's Day "Extravaganza" by broadcasting live from Dublin for five ming stint at (March 15-19), with numerous Irish celebrities on hand. Getting ready for the seasonal A/C: Jeff Green 26 days WZZO/Allentown. "Shamrock" format are (1-r, front) KABC's Wally Sherwin (PD), Bob Arthur, Ken Minyard, and Country: Carolyn Parks 30 WYNF GM Dave Waco Pat; (1-r, top) Ciji Ware, Elmer Dills, and Tommy Hawkins. Nashville: Biff Collie 32 Milner told R&R, Calendar: Brad Messer 33 "We really needed to Black Radio: Walt Love 34 find the best PD we could because of our Continental Radio To Shut Down Picture Pages ... 36, 38, 41, 45 competitive situation. Continental Radio Network, a division of ty only 13 stations affiliated to date. Pro- News/Talk: Gail Mitchell 39 George Hawras George, who comes the Christian Broadcasting Network of gramming began last September. Easy Listening Radio 40 from within our parent company, had the Virginia Beach, VA, will cease operations Commenting on the demise of a fellow Marketplace 42 right track record for us. He impressed me this June. "It's a very unfortunate cor- satellite network, Ivan Braiker, newly - Opportunities 42 as a very strong marketing programmer, porate decision," Continental Executive appointed President of SMN (Satellite knowing what needs to be done in pro- Director Craig Hodgson told R&R. "It Music Network), said, "I feel bad, but the Get Results Fast ... moting a station's image and getting represents a real lack of commitment since 25% religious music mix was a killer." With R&R's visibility. His ratings wins were dramatic they knew it was going to take a couple of Discussing reports that SMN was undergo- in both Buffalo and Allentown, and his ideas years to get off the ground," Hodgson said, ing a troubled period, Braiker said the Ratings Page were right." referring to CBN's decision. reports originated with two sales people Every week in R&R Hawras told R&R, "It's tough to leave In an official statement, CBN President who had left the company. He added that you'll find... Buffalo. We accomplished a lot here, but Pat Robinson noted that marketing SMN will hire an additional five regional Summaries of the latest WYNF was too great an opportunity to pass research had indicated that close to 100 sta- managers this month. However, he did con- market reports from Birch, up. That's the one station in Florida I've tions would take the programming. In reali - firm reports that SMN's planned Black - Arbitron's strongest always wanted to work at. The station has formatted net was under review, while de- competitor such a strong signal (100kw), and Tampa is nying that the door was totally shut. He con- Top ten 12+ standings about the quickest -growing market in the Hughes Named Viacom cluded, "I want stations to know that we are from the Arbitron markets entire state." He added that he'll join the in it for the long haul." Three-book trends for station March 22. Broadcasting President convenience comparisons Paul Hughes has been appointed Presi- Holler To Handle market Lyman New VP/Govt. 18-34 and 25-54 dent of Viacom Broadcasting, supervising leaders the company's radio and TV properties. WCMF PD Post Relations For RKO Hughes had been President/GM of WVIT- Frank Holler has been chosen for the PD Jerry Lyman, VP/GM of RKO's WGMS- TV/New Britain, CT since 1978, previously position at WCMF/Rochester, replacing AM & FM/Washington, has been appointed serving as VP/GM of WCCO-TV/Min- Trip Reeb, who joined WMET/Chicago as Begins Page 47 Vice President/Gov- neapolis. PD last week (R&R 3-5). Holler was most In History 47 ernment Relations This Week Music In a joint statement, Viacom Interna- recently MD at Q107/Washington, and 48 for RKO General National Music Formats ... Broadcasting. Hubert tional Chairman Ralph Baruch and Presi- previously programmed AOR's AOR 50 DeLynn, Vice Chair- dent Terrence Elkes commented, "We are WWWW/Detroit and WKLS/Atlanta. Country 56 man and Chief delighted that a man of Mr. Hughes's ex- Earlier, he was an air personality at assist and WYSP/Philadelphia, Black 59 Operating Officer of perience and proven track record can WDAI/Chicago us, not only in the current operations of our among other stations. A/C 61 RKO, commented on for radio and television outlets, but also in the WCMF GM Ted Nixon commented to 62 the new position CHR Lyman: "(This) is a acquisition of additional stations. Mr. R&R, "Frank has the understanding of this in his four years Viacom, has business to help make the station a killer. significant step for _ j ;4 Hughes, at staff RKO to communicate Jerry Lyman clearly shown the qualities of leadership He has all the right experience to help him and responsibility necessary for this new do the job. We're very excited to be bring- Editor 6 %Oksher BOB WILSON more directly our heritage and Vice President. Sec 6 Marketing: DICK KRIZMAN demonstrate more visibly our interest in position." ing him aboard." Executive Edtors: KEN BARNES, JOHN LEADER and views as to the development of broad- Holler told R&R, "I checked this job out Art Director: RICHARD ZUMWALT Viacom owns WKHK/New York, KIKK- very thoroughly. I was immediately im- News Eder : GAIL MITCHELL casting in the overall public interest, the in- AdWContemporary Editor: AM & FM/Houston, WMZQ/Washington, JEFF GREEN terests of our audiences, and those of RICO pressed with the very good things that were AOR Editor JEFF GELB KDIA/Oakland, and WDIA & WRVR/Mem- and the Back Radio Editor: WALT LOVE and its employees. said about the company (Sconnix) Cartempwary H6 Radio Editor JOEL DENVER phis, in addition to two TV properties. GM. My relationship so far with Ted has Country Editor.: CAROLYN PARKS "Mr. Lyman has had an illustrious career New0Tek Editor GAIL MITCHELL since joining RICO in 1970 in the Los Angeles been phenomenal; he's bent over Ratings 6 Research Eder: JHAN HIBER backwards to accommodate my needs. CnNbuthg Editor: JIM DUNCAN LYMAN/See Page 33 Appointed Neshvle Correspondent: BIFF COLLIE Sherman "I also feel very good about Rochester," Associate Editors: KRISANN AGLIO, CHRISTINA ANTHONY, ELLEN BARNES, MELINDA MILAM, LINDA MOSHONTZ, Holler continued, "because of its economic PAULA PONCE, NINA ROSSMAN. SYLVIA SALAZAR, WINS AFTRA CLAUDA STEWART WSM-FM stability and the competitive cir- Computer Services Cinch, DAN COLE cumstances. And also its position in the in- Assistant: LEE CLARK Members Strike Research: JACK TOOTHMAN Program Manager dustry; a lot of talent has come out and a lot Traffic Director: ADRIENNE RIDDLE Seventeen fulltime staff announcers at of records have broken out from that area." Washington Bureau: 1101 Connecticut Ave., NW, Suite 1004. Washington. DC 20036. (202) 166-1960 Group W's WINS/New York walked off WSM-FM/Nashville midday personality Bureau Chief. JONATHAN HALL their jobs Tuesday (3-2) in a contract Bruce Sherman has been promoted to Pro- National Sees Director: BARRY O'BRIEN Washington Editor: BRADLEY WOODWARD dispute with the News station. Operations gram Manager, replacing Donna Brake, Sotet Directs 0610e Manager. VIVIAN FUNN only temporarily af- to the position at Leer Counsel' JASON SHRINSKV at the station were who resigned take same Creative Consultant. MARK SHIPPER fected, as management personnel were WSB-FM/Atlanta (R&R 3-5). Polygram Rock Dept. AssocNle Art 000101: MARILYN FRANDSEN called to fill in for the striking announcers. Photography ROGER ZUMWALT Sherman, a six -year Nashville radio has promoted to National Production [Nestor: RICHARD AGATA The AFTRA agreement with WINS ex- Jim Sotet been Typography: veteran, has been with WSM-FM since May KENT THOMAS, ELIZABETH WESTON pired on March 1, and although negotiations Director/Rock Dept. at Polygram, moving Graphics: L.T. PEARL GARY VAN DER STEUR 1981, following air personality/Music Direc- up from National Promotion Manager. He Vice Freedom. Buºaroes Affairs: ROBERT KARDASHIAN for a new contract had begun on January Vice President. tor duties at crosstown WKQB and 92-Q. Marketing: BILL CLARK 27, no new contract had been drafted. A sta- reports to VP/Rock Dept. Jerry Jaffe. Creative Salle. Director. MIKE ATKINSON Bruce commented to R&R, "It really feels Sotet Mrketplce Coordinator: PAM BELLAMY tion spokesperson told R&R, "They walked Jaffe commented, "Jim has played Office Manager. NANCY HOFF great. I don't plan any major changes, as out and are on strike, but the negotiations a vital role in the success of the rock - adm0arive Assistant GAYLE DUNCAN Donna left this station in fine shape. I've Controller: MARGARET BECKWITH are continuing. They are talking on a oriented artists on Polygram's roster. His Assistant: CAROL TAYLOR named Gary Beaty Assistant Program rapport with radio and with artists is well- COcukation: JUDY LUCARELLI regular basis. We have our management to do morning a Director. He'll continue known, and he enjoys great esteem from our Redo 6 Records s pu0/ahad every Fdtley by Redo 6 Retada. No., people manning the station along with 1930 Century Parr Wes, L.A., CA 90067 (213) 553-4330. Subacre drive." regional and local promotion staffs. This eons $195 per year or $55 per pert«. Ad moone ° can taken but no management people from other Group W nspd,ald.y .waned for unshelled msrn. RW 1 reeervwl se rights h the appointment, WSM- appointment should only increase our rock material accepted for pu06ca6ana. N terra attached to RaR or to stations, so we've got normal operations on In making Emtors NO be assured intended lot publication end repomnctbr and AM/FM General Manager Tom Cassetty and roll market impact." may therefore be used for the purpose. SoWNng fey be reproduced h the air. It's a different sound, obviously, The that Linda Walker whole or in pert without when pOOltONbn from he %basher. because we've got different people on, but said, "We're tickled about this. He's one of Jaffe also announced terms AOR. Beck Page, &eMrs, Moe! Added. Malone, A*pley/30, been promoted to Rock Dept. Promo- Prassle. lido a Records, and Street Talk are festered 1nder rks of all programs are the same... the schedule, the most popular personalities in this has Rialto 6 Records_ Pelted h U.S.A. Mailed inst den to he Used is and tion Coordinator, expanding her previous SNtee, Craw, Engrg, Auatnas, New Zeeland, end Japan. kl, 1982 the format...all the same." market. Bruce very knowledgeable Rahn 6 Record., Inc Apparently, the announcers are seeking a experienced, and we're fortunate that we secretarial duties to include working in the eye A dvNbn d NarrSras CwmuaLCMa. 33% salary increase in the first year of a had him here to move up! It's all worked areas of AOR radio promotions, promo- new agreement and 25% in the second year. out great for us." tional tours, and college media.

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 4 R&RIFriday, March 12, 1982 AN R&R SPOT CHECK Broadcasters Elated By Washing ton Report AM Stereo Green Light "Anybody who plays music on AM today has got to be extremely ex- Swift Bill Would End Broyhill Bills Win cited," WCXI/Detroit VP & GM John Risher commented in a typical Comparative Renewals Fowler Backing broadcaster reaction to last week's six -to -one FCC vote authorizing AM stereo (see Page 1) . An R&R spot check of AM broadcasters turned up Comparative renewals would be abolish- Calling on broadcasters to "go to the front widespread enthusiasm for AM stereo, relief that a decision has finally ed under a bill (H.R. 5752) introduced this lines" in defense of their First Amendment been made, and intense competition to be first with the technology. But week by House Telecommunications Sub- rights, FCC Chairman Mark Fowler has many broadcasters worry that AM stereo's spread will be delayed by committee member Al Swift (D-WA). Un- strongly endorsed two deregulation bills in- the FCC's refusal to pick one system. der his plan, a station's renewal applica- troduced recently by Rep. Jim Broyhill time for everyone to get tion would be judged solely on its perform- (R-NC). "I find Congressman Broyhill's "I think it's Woodyard commented, "We're committed to make its ance, not against the promises of competing contribution to the legislative reform of behind it and for the industry to go ahead and be on the air as soon as possible," said applicants. Only if renewal were denied communications law to be of substantial, decision as quickly as possible with stereo." But the looming leaning towards could the FCC take applications from even historic significance," Fowler told WCXI's Risher, who is marketplace battle worries him: "It just challengers. state broadcast association officials in buying the Kahn system. seems to me it could be chaotic," he frets. Cosponsors are fellow Subcommittee Washington. "Promotional Value" Key WJBO/Baton Rouge OM Randy Rice is AM telling R&R, members Tauzin, Luken, Mottl, Collins, One listener told Fowler he was confused. At WING/Dayton, Operations Manager charged up about stereo, ready to go!" Bliley, Tauke, and Moorhead. But Com- The NAB had been urging the group all John King told R&R, "We're committed to "We're getting merce Committee Chairman John Dingell week to lobby for Rep. Jim Collins's (R -TX) it and we think it's the future of AM radio, NAB Radio Board Chairman and Jeffer- (D-MI) is evidently opposed. deregulation bills. especially music -oriented stations like us. son Pilot Sr. VP/Radio Cullie Tarleton said Dingell told an NAB conference of state More sweeping than the Collins plan, But," he added, "my preference would he's already bought Kahn transmitters for broadcast association officials in Washing- Broyhill's bills would repeal fairness, equal have been for a type -approved universal his five stations because the firm "seems to ton last week that abolishing comparative time, and reasonable access laws; bar the system." An NBC radio spokesman ex- be out front selling its system." Tarleton renewals would leave stations only with the FCC from issuing fines or revocations for pressed relief that a decision had been predicted, "There'll be a great deal of pro- standard of "public interest, necessity and airing lotteries or obscenities; codify the reached after five years and said the net motional value for AM stations. Even convenience" when the FCC renews them. FCC's radio deregulation and extend it to supports the marketplace approach the though listeners won't be able to listen in "I doubt that this vague, litigious stand- television; and end the preference for local FCC chose. stereo at first, they'll conjure up images of ard would indeed provide for a meaningful service in granting licenses. KGW/Portland Station Manager Jim more crystal-clear sound." review, or for that matter would even pro- vide broadcasters with a sufficient certain- TWO GROUPS SUGGEST SOLUTION TO CONGRESS And what if the Kahn system doesn't ty to know what is needed for assured li- become dominant? "If a year from now we cense renewal," Dingell declared. have to switch completely to another Lifting 50kw Limit Proposed system, then the initial investment in the Kahn system will have been worth it from a Ratings Wrangle promotional point of view," Tarleton In Walla Walla To Ease Cuban Problem replied. One broadcaster who doesn't see Charging that KSXT/Walla Walla, WA us- Congress to raise the 50kw ed misleading survey figures, crosstown ri- Two broadcast groups last week urged marketplace chaos dooming AM stereo is val KUJ has asked the FCC to revoke the limit on AM station power as a means of offsetting troublesome Cuban WEJL/Scranton GM Joseph Silva, who's station's license. At issue is a newspaper ad interference. National Radio Broadcasters Assn. (NRBA) President Sis taking a wait -and -see approach. AM in which KSXT claimed to be the market's Kaplan told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that permitting stereo's impact will be down the road some he predicts, but it will help the in- number one station among adults 18-24. somewhat higher interference from the power increases would "result distance, KSXT has responded that the ad was bas- dustry. As he puts it, "It can't hurt." in a sharing of the burden of the Cuban problem" with stations outside ed on a survey done by Barr Electronics of Confused broadcasters may get their first Yakima, but admits it can't decipher how Florida. chance to hear all sides of the issue at the the conclusions were reached. The station Keeping the 50kw cap, said Clear Channel NAB presented the committee with a NAB Convention in Dallas next month. The told the FCC, "The resources of both li- Broadcasting Service (CCBS) attorney voluminous engineering report concluding four competitors - Magnavox, Harris, censees are misspent in this kind of paper David Hilliard, "obviously discriminates that if Cuba carries out announced AM Motorola, Kahn - and some receiver battle." against stations which currently operate at plans, over 200 U.S. stations in 32 states manufacturers have been invited to a maximum power." would be affected. special AM stereo session on April 6, and Other Key Developments CCBS and NRBA seemed to have a recep- Also, some witnesses questioned the $10 most will be exhibiting their wares. Mean- tive audience in Rep. Dante Fascell million cost of Radio Marti, suggesting the while, the receiver manufacturers haven't FCC insiders were predicting the Com- (D -FL) , who appeared unsatisfied with the government could more economically buy indicated which way they'll go, but their mission this week would vote to entirely limited power increases the FCC has so far time on commercial stations that reach decisions will be crucial. According to the abolish Form 324, the annual financial re - granted to eight Florida stations. "We've Cuba or share the Voice of America's 50kw Electronic Industries Association, 38 Port. got to do better," he declared. "We're not Marathon, FL facility, which broadcasts in- million new radios were sold in 1980, a The White House agreed to withdraw finished yet." to Cuba only four and a half hours a day. quarter of them auto radios. the nomination of WY1S/Philadelphia own- Radio Marti's er B. Sam Hart to the U.S. Civil Rights Commission. Hart voluntarily pulled out in Cost Questioned the face of massive protests by civil rights The subject of last week's hearing was Canadian Clear Channels groups. HR 5427, a bill authorizing $10 million to set Seven On a surprisingly close 4-3 vote, the up Radio Marti, to beam U.S. programming FCC barely rejected a proposal to launch a into Cuba. Saying the bill gives him "a new proceeding aimed at breaking up AM -FM handle" on the interference problem, Opening Up To U.S. Stations combinations. Fascell hinted he may offer amendments to The FCC voted to continue allowing help broadcasters cope with Cuban signals For the first time ever, the FCC is asking American broadcasters to broadcasters to own radio and UHF televi- when the Radio Marti bill goes to commit- submit letters of intent by April 15 if they'd like to build new fulltime AM sion stations in the same market, and to lift tee "mark up" for a vote on March 25. stations on the seven clear channel frequencies now reserved for a freeze on processing radio -UHF applica- also wants to hear about requests for night- tions. Canada. The Commission Colorado Broadcasters Association Ex- time service from the 235 daytime -only stations located on the Canadian ecutive Director John Morrill died on clears: 540, 690, 740, 860, 990, 1010 and 1580 kHz. March 4. Canada, long jealous of the United States The Radio -Television News Directors and its 25 clear channels, is pulling out of Applications Freeze In U.S. Association (RTNDA) announced it will NARBA (North American Regional Broad- give its 1982 Paul White Award for distin- casting Agreement) so it can begin licens- Negotiations so far have been hampered guished service to broadcast journalism to ing fulltime stations on the U.S. clears. But by the 1980 breakdown of the U.S. clear ABC's David Brinkley. the withdrawal cuts both ways. Once channels, which has caused a steady flow of The NAB's Executive Committee Canada is out of NARBA, the U.S. can begin applications for new stations on those 25 fre- scheduled an emergency telephone con- placing stations on the Canadian clears, quencies. The constantly changing situation ference meeting Wednesday (3-10) on a fed- too. Both countries are expected to provide has made it hard for both sides to know eral judge's decision striking down part of full protection for existing clear channel what they're negotiating. the NAB Television Code. Options reported- stations. Motown artist ly on the were asking Congress to WONDER IN WASHINGTON - The U.S. and Canada are currently As a result, on March 5 the U.S. stopped agenda House Speaker Tip codes from antitrust laws; Stevie Wonder presented negotiating a new broadcasting agreement, accepting applications for new stations on exempt NAB's 7 million signatures supporting a O'Neill with over and before the next round of talks this spr- the American clears. The freeze will be shutting down NAB's code operations national holiday on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 's bir- know level of is in altogether; or continuing the legal battle thday January 15. Pictured (l -r) are Wonder, Rep. ing, the FCC wants to the lifted when the new U.S.-Canadian pact against the Justice Department's antitrust Robert Garcia (D-NY), O'Neill, and Mrs. Coretta American interest in utilizing the Canadian place. Pending applications, deadlines, and suit against NAB's code. Scott King. clears at night. cutoff lists aren't affected.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 6 R&RlFriday, March 12, 1982 Destiny Devises Stock Plan Canyon Breaks To Raise Needed Funds Into U.S. Market In an effort to raise operating/production funds, indepen- Canyon Records, a subsidiary dent label Destiny Records has put into effect the $1.6 million of Japan's Nippon Broadcasting, stock plan it announced on its formation last year. The Los has pacted with Ed DeJoy and Angeles -based label's prospectus currently awaits review by the Bud Dain in a production/pack- Securities & Exchange Commission according to a recent aging arrangement. Both DeJoy Daily Variety story. However, the 16 million -share common and Dain were former AMR heads at RCA Records. stock offering can be purchased at ten cents a share via the Parachute, a Japanese band, Denver over-the-counter market which Destiny President Arnie kicks off Canyon's venture into the Orleans says should become effective very soon. U.S. market. Two songwriters, Of the possible $1.6 million that Jessie Barish (author of Marty spectus. The salaries and special in- could be raised, an estimated $1.34 Balin's "Hearts") and Terry centive plans for several of Destiny's million would be designated for com- Shaddick (co -writer of Olivia Software Cuts Manual top officials, including Orleans and Sr. pany use. The prospectus notes that Newton-John's "Physical") are VP Promotion William "Bunky" A.J. Cervantes, a part-time Destiny currently collaborating with the Sheppard, were also revealed in the VP/International Affairs, has signed a group. Task Time In Half prospectus. distribution contract with the label for Radio people are constantly on the lookout for ways to run their opera- his disco -oriented Butterfly Records. this deal, Destiny has tion more smoothly. The LIBRA Broadcast System may be an As part of PLAY-BY-PLAY UNCOVERAGE answer. already selected Butterfly's "Take Five" album for $40,000. Problems could arise out of this owing to a legal Live Sexcasting Scorches French Airwaves dispute Butterfly's corporate entity, CM Records, is currently engaged in After all these years, lovemaking, first time and make love accompanied with former distributor MCA Records. man's oldest and favorite sport, has by running play-by-play descriptions of Should Destiny enjoy success with come to radio's airwaves. "Love At a strategically -positioned commen- Butterfly product, "there can be no First Sight," a half-hour show on Paris tator. Ooh la la! assurance that creditors of CM will not radio station Carbone 14 literally This show is one of the racier out- make claims against the company," takes encounter sessions one step comes following France's banishment according to wording found in the pro- further - two strangers meet for the of the state monopoly on broad- casting. At 2am recently, reporters peered through a glass window and CONDUCTED BY PAUL DREW observed a young couple who had allegedly met for the first time minutes before. A mattress was placed on the Travelling Programming studio floor next to a well-hung microphone which captured the sport- ing enthusiasts' sounds of pleasure Seminars Slated For Spring for the listening audience. During all this, an actual commentator describes A spring series of "Professional Pro- chological insights" to current pro- in detail the ensuing scene and the gramming Management" seminars grammers as well as to those with pro- participants' exploits. Could a count- kicks off March 30, conducted by gramming aspirations. Such diverse down of the week's hottest couplings radio programming veteran Paul topics as "Monitoring Performance, be far behind? Drew. These one -day seminar/work- Progress, and Productivity," "Profiting shops are scheduled to make From Job Loss," "Relieving Tension," -moi LIBRA Broadcast System whistlestops in 22 cities across the and "Keeping Your Sense Of Humor" U.S. beginning in Raleigh/Durham and will be covered during the Touted as being "designed by broadcasters for broadcasters, " LIBRA is ending April 29 in Philadelphia. 8:30am-4:30pm sessions. a software package developed for IBM System/23. It features the basic fac- Each seminar features a lecture, live RAY ANDERSON NAMED discussion and work session, all led in Cost per person is $95. To register tors that contribute to management control at a station: traffic scheduling, ac- VP /PROMOTION AT RCA. person by Drew. The major thrust or for further information contact the counts receivable, credit and sales management. These tasks, normally done HOWARD behind the series is to offer Seminar Administrator at (213) ROSEN BE- by hand, can be handled by the Broadcast System in a much quicker and effi- "strategies, methods, and psy- 469-4100. COMES NATIONAL PRO- cient manner, cutting down tremendously on the human error margin. It ac- MOTION DIRECTOR FOR curately displays logged time slots, customer transaction costs and other sta- tion bookkeeping. Should scheduled airings be interrupted for one reason or CASABLANCA. another, LIBRA easily determines another time sequence for that customer's ROGERS DONATES SI MILLION DON IENNER APPOINTED needs. NATIONAL PROMOTION DI- For further information call Earl Nelson, Marketing VP, LIBRA Pro- RECTOR AT MILLENNIUM. gramming, Inc., at (801) 943-2084. World Hunger Awards NORM WINER KSAN/SAN FRANCISCO'S NEW MORNING MAN - Was PD at WBCN/ HOW WOULD YOU LIKE PAM LONTOS Presentation Slated Boston. NUMBER ONE FIVE YEARS TO DOUBLE AND TRIPLE YOUR Continuing the cause first created by the late singer/songwriter Harry AGO: "A Star Is STATION'S BILLING,? Chapin, Kenny Rogers and his wife Marianne have donated $1 million towards Born Pam Lon$oa, sales trainer and motiva- the formation of "The World Hunger Awards." Slated to be presented during a (Evergreen)" -Barbra tional expert, has developed an excit- yearly luncheon on the Friday after Thanksgiving, the awards will be managed by Streisand (Columbia) ing, multi-facited concept in sales the Chapin -founded World Hunger Year organization. training and motivation, designed to NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: The themselves will cover the from 1, 1981 through make you and your station more money. awards period July June "Torn Between Two 500% INCREASE 30, 1982. Honorees who have focused attention on world hunger's plight will fall into one of eight categories: best radio coverage, best newspaper coverage, best Lovers" - Mary Macgregor As salesmanager of a radio station in Dallas, Pam was responsible for increas- periodical coverage, best college publication coverage, best film, best television (Ariola) ing sales 500% in one year, even though coverage, best photojournalism, and best book. One special category honoring NUMBER ONE LP: there was no increase in ratings. Her the one individual or organization who has accomplished the most in eradicating methods and techniques worts "Rumours" - Fleetwood the problem is also planned. Prizes include cash and special plaques or statu- Mac (WB) HOW WOULD YOU LIKE PAM TO CONDUCT ettes. Rules, regulations, and judges' names will be announced in the near future. 111rAPWIl YOUR SALES MEETINGS EVERY MONDAY MORNING? For more information contact the World Hunger Organization at (212) This is now possible and affordable because Pam Lontos, Inc., is 226-2714 or Kragen & Company, (213) 854-4400. offering Pam on video cassettes, conducting weekly sales meetings for your staff. That is Step II of our4 step program designed for success in Broadcast Sales.

I - A or two day seminar Step one All these services are offered together Use a TRAVELING your station by the industry's BILLBOARD given at as a package or can be purchased most dynamic and results oriented separately. for the Best in BUMPER STRIPS sales and management consultant. . Step II - Video Sales Meetings one per For more Information contact and WINDOW LABELS .. week In To In Call Byron Crecelius . Step III - "Tune Success Broad- p.m lontos, inc. Collect cast Sales" An audio cassette course 314-423-4411 containing over 7 hours of sales train- 7055 Merriman Parkway Dallas, Texas 75231 specifi- 1561 Fairview Ave. St. Louis, MO 63132 ing and motivation. designed (214) 341-1670 cally and uniquely for you. Step N - Broadcasting Sales School. Lei Pam LoMos make your dreams a reality!

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 8 R&R/Friday, March 12, 1982 Networks/Program Suppliers PubSat Feeds AP AP Radio has signed an agreement to provide five minutes per day of satellite time to Public Affairs Satellite System (PubSat) to transmit public affairs programming to AP's 1130 member stations. On behalf of its PR NEW PROGRAMMING clients, PubSat already sends actualities and longer radio programs to 274 public radio stations under an agreement through which NPR leases "Journey: From San Francisco 15 -minutes of satellite time to PubSat each day. 37 UNRELEASED RECORDINGS To Platinum" is the first in a series of three rock specials under the title "Rock Triple -Play," offered by the London Wavelength Wins Creative Factor. It will air March 27. The Police on April 24 and Bob MUSIC FEATURES Seger on May 29 round out the series. BBC Beatles Special "Rock Triple -Play" is available on an March exclusive basis; for more information Peter Cetera guests on "Earth News Radio" (12-14) As part of a Memorial Day weekend tribute, syndicator London contact Tom Shovan or Randy West Two-hour "Steve Miller Event" on the Source (12-14) Wavelength will broadcast a BBC radio program, "The Beatles At The at (213) 467-5111. Kendalls on ABC/Silver Eagle (13) Beeb." The major highlight of this broadcast will be the airing of 37 commer- "On Bleecker Street" and "The Best Of Country Sessions" on NBC Radio (13-14) cially unreleased Beatles songs recorded live for the BBC between 1962 and "Rockcapsule" are the two new Lindsey Buckingham on Watermark's "Special Of The Week" (13-14) 1965. Andy Peebles has been selected as host. shows under the Continuum Broad- "Kenny Rogers Weekend" offered by Real Country Format (13-14) "The release of this material and the syndication of it throughout the U.S. casting umbrella. "On Bleecker Shel Talmy retrospective on "The Producers," one -hour special from TBS is the biggest programming news to hit radio in years," says London Street" is a weekly, hour-long show Syndication (Canada) (14) Wavelength's Don Eberle. "It's a treasure because it captures the group live that blends 60's music with interviews Lacy J. Dalton emcees "Country Star Countdown," three hours on RKO in their very early stages when they were fresh, innocent and even a little bit and lifestyle features. "Rockcapsule" (14) nervous." runs for 31/2 minutes twice a day "Evening With Carmine Appice & Friends," UNICEF benefit on ABC/King Among the unreleased 37 are Chuck Berry's "Memphis" and "Too focusing on rock music interviews with Biscuit Flower Hour (14) Much Monkey Business," "Hippy, Hippy Shake," "Soldier Of Love," and the various artists. The firm also an- T.G. Sheppard headlines Narwood Productions' "Country Closeup" (15) Lennon/McCartney-authored "I'll Be On My Way." nounces two programs aimed at black Lionel Hampton presented on Narwood productions' "Music Makers" (15) music. "The Music," a twice -a -day Jimi Hendrix profiled on Rolling Stone Magazine Productions' "Con- Sirius Productions is currently feature/interview series set to debut tinuous History Of Rock And Roll" (15) distributing "Sidelights," produced by March 22, will highlight contemporary Rick Springfield and Aldo Nova on "Rockline" via Global Satellite Net- the Wendon Company. Described as black music as well as its roots. "Soul work (15) "Musical things you know ... and Sequence" is planned as a series of Paul Davis headlines RKO's one-hour "Musicstar Special" (15-16) don't know," "Sidelights" spotlights 30-60 minute monthly specials. Chubby Checker appears on "Earth News Radio" (15-18) hit songs/artists integrated with dif- Associate Producer of both shows, Huey Lewis on "Earth News Radio" (15-21) ficult to find material in four -minute Vernon Gibbs (former A&R Direc- Glaser Bros. perform on Westwood One's "Live From Gilley's" (19) programming segments. For further in- tor/Black Music at Arista), says the Crystal Gayle interviewed on United Stations' "Weekly Country Music formation call Tim Powell at (212) programs are designed for CHR- Countdown" (19-21) 354-7875. formatted stations, too. More Informa- Sammy Hagar on Westwood One's "In Concert" (19-21) tion on all four shows is available by Two-hour Rush special on the Source (19-21) NEWS & contacting Donald Fass at 345 West Alabama on hour-long "Country Sessions" via NBC Radio (20) 85th Street, Suite 46, New York, NY LEARNING A LESSON Coun- Don McLean kicks off premiere of ABC FM Network's 90 -minute in studio - 10024; (212) 580-9525 or (212) try News's Pete Howard (I) and concert series "Star Sessions" (20) INFORMATION Kid Daniels (r) are shown with 473-7956 in the case of the latter two Larry Gatlin & Gatlin Brothers on ABC/Silver Eagle (20) Charley Pride after the country shows. Ringo Starr stars on "Special Of The Week" (20-21) singer recently gave the duo a few NOTE: The correct number for Carly Simon launches Narwood Productions' "Words & Music," two-hour golfing tips. FEATURES "Info Radio" (R&R 3-5) is (212) 484- special via ABC Entertainment Radio Net (21) 8905. Jimmy lovine profiled on "The Producers" March (21) Bellamy Brothers host "Country Star Countdown" (21) Mutual's "Best Of King" airs with Lt. Molly Hatchet on ABC/King Biscuit Flower Hour (21) General Daniel O. Graham and ci- DIR Stages Fourth Annual "The Steve Dahl Supper Club" debuts on ABC Rock Radio Net; two-hour ty planner James Rouse (13) comedy/music Sunday program features his sidekick Garry Meier and Dr. Hendrie Weisinger, coauthor of the Teenage Radiation Band, with whom Dahl parodies rock tunes (21) "Nobody's Perfect" and Warren Rock Radio Awards Z.Z. Top spotlighted on "Rockline" (22) Harding, real estate author, from April 3 has been set as the air Described as the "only awards Gail Davies on "Country Closeup" (22) Dallas; "Fred Allen Special" from date for DIR Broadcasting's show produced specifically for and Margaret Whiting spotlighted on "Music Makers" (22) Los Angeles on RKO's "America "Fourth Annual Rock Radio by the radio medium," the Rock "Greatest Guitarists" special on "Continuous History Of Rock And Roll" (22) Overnight" (15-16) Awards." Musician Billy Squier Radio Awards features eight Rick Springfield featured on RKO's one -hour "The Hot Ones" (22-23) "Charity, Does It Begin At Home?," and WPLJ/New York personality musical categories and a special Greg Lake spotlighted on "Earth News Radio" (22-25) five -part special series broadcast Carol Miller share hosting duties honor, the "Tom Donahue Prism profiled on "Earth News Radio" (22-28) over ABC Information Network on this year's two-hour special, Memorial Award," to be bestowed Natalie Cole on "The Budweiser Concert Hour" via Westwood One (26) (15-19) which will be broadcast via the upon an individual who has con- Lacy J. Dalton guests on "Live From Gilley's" (26) Jon McClure, author, and Dr. Harold ABC Rock Radio Network. tributed significantly to FM radio. 90 -minute Stevie Nicks concert on the Source (26-28) Manner, author, from Dallas; Lou John Anderson on "Weekly Country Music Countdown" (26-28) Freedman, Exec. Director of Johnny Paycheck headlines "Country Sessions" (27) Daniel Planetary Society, and Dr. Oak Ridge Boys presented on ABC/Silver Eagle (27) Silver, orthopedic surgeon, from PEOPLE Bob Seger headlines "Special Of The Week" (27-28) Los Angeles on "America Over- A&M 20th Anniversary: Alpert and Moss on "The Producers" (28) night" (19-20) Barbara Cohen to Vice Presi- Craig Simon to Regional Direc- Janie Fricke guests on "Country Star Countdown" (28) Mutual broadcasts coverage of Space dent/News; Richard Cassidy to Vice tor, Affiliate Relations, NBC Radio Le Roux and special guests on ABC/King Biscuit Flower Hour (28) Shuttle "Columbia" 's third flight Network, responsible for affiliate ac- "The Drummer Special" on "Continuous History Of Rock And Roll" (29) (22-29) tivities in the Northern states. Bob & Doug McKenzie entertain on debut of "Rock Star Guest DJ" offering CBS carries live broadcasts of the from Rolling Stone Magazine Productions (29) launch and landing of Space Shut- C.O. Jaco (Charles Dennis), Spinners spotlighted on RKO Two's "Musicstar Special" (29-30) tle "Columbia" (22 & 29) NBC News Correspondent assigned ,dimmmr, Ann., AMP' AMP' "General Hospital" 's new Laura, to the Source, transfers from New .. Alb Janine Taylor, guests on "Earth York to Washington, DC. News Radio" (26-28) CBS-NCAA Radio Network present Mary Hughes Renwick to National Championship Basketball Manager/Press Information for CBS game (29) Radio Network and RadioRadio. April RadioRadio News, part of the young Chuck Alton and Teresa adult network, debuts with two - Payerle to Radio Arts sales depart- Barbara Cohen Richard Cassidy minute hourly broadcasts 24 -hours ment; Alton represents Radio Arts For- daily and a daily 90 -second morn- President/Engineering at National mat line; Payerle handles Feature pro- ing news feature (26) Public Radio (NPR). duct.

IS YOUR FORMAT OUT OF CONTROL? THIS IS SHOWBIZ, EH?! - Recording artists Bob and Doug are making The FORMAX MUSIC SYSTEM (TM), a small computer music se- their rounds across the country and recently stopped in New York to tape the OBEDIENT SOFTWARE quencer is now available. Your rotations do exactly what you want premiere of "Rock Star Guest DJ." This new series from Rolling Stone 38215 ROSS AVE. Magazine Productions debuts the week of March 29. Pictured enjoying the them to with the FORMAX MUSIC SYSTEM. For details call DOUG LIVONIA. MI 48154 limelight are (l -r) Rick LaMfallall BLAIR at OBEDIENT SOFTWARE COLLECT (313) 591-1483. Moranis (Bob); Roxy Myzal, the show's producer; and Dave Thomas (Doug).

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 10 R&R/Friday, March 12, 1982 VIDEOSCOPE: Pro: Motions JEFF KING Diante Named McIntyre Named VP/Executive Producer VP/Strategic Sony To Distribute Video Software At Columbia Planning At RCA Denny Diante has been ap- has been ap- Sony, after testing distribution to its hardware retailers last year, will Thomas McIntyre pointed VP/Executive Producer, begin distributing precorded videocassettes this April. John O'Donnell, pointed Division VP/Strategic Plan- West Coast A&R, Columbia National Manager of Video Software Operations for Sony, notes that the ning at RCA Records. McIntyre Records. A record producer in his first joined the label in 1971, mov- plan will allow Sony to give better terms to its dealers and will insure an ade- own right, Diante joined CBS in ing up the ranks to his quate supply of prerecorded Beta owners. Sony's share of the prerecord- through 1981 serving as Director/Creative most position as Direc- ed market has slipped to about 30%, and many video software stores and recent Services, CBS Songs. Denny Diante Thomas McIntyre distributors are reluctant to inventory large numbers of Beta prerecorded. tor/Strategic Planning. Look for Sony to possibly market the cassettes at a lower suggested list as Onellion Appointed Sales Stein New Director/Special well ... Sony also is looking to future distribution in the $15-25 price Manager At WSHO/WBYU Projects At Nassau range, a move that would certainly diminish the attractiveness of rentals. Tony joins & Onellion WSHO WBYU/New Orleans Hal Stein, former WKTU/New York Promotion Video as Sales Manager. Prior to his recent Still Booming appointment, Manager, has returned to Nassau Broadcasting Com- Onellion was an account executive at Swanson Broad- VCR sales for the first six weeks of 1982 were up 40.2% over last pany as Director/Special Projects where he will be casting sister station KKNG-FM/Oklahoma City. year, reported Leisure Time Electronics Reports. The same publication overseeing cable TV/satellite programming ventures. He noted that color video camera sales were up 94.5% over 1981 ... Many Namiotka Named Local will also consult WHWH/Princeton and WPST- video manufacturers and distributors noted the overall slowdown in sales FM/Trenton, working with the stations' newly -named Sales Manager At WCAU for the first two months of '82, but were still optimistic. Most blamed the Advertising and Promotion Director Connie Hensley. slowdown on poor weather and the souring of the economy. Most predict Joseph Namiotka has been appointed Local Sales Prior to WKTU, Stein was Advertising and Promotion an upturn beginning in the second quarter. Manager at WCAU/Philadelphia. He previously worked Director for Nassau. five years account executive neighboring Nostalgia Merchant Newsletter Due as an at WMMR. Oken Named In an attempt to better acquaint retailers with its product, the Nostalgia Director/Artist Merchant will be publishing a bimonthly newsletter informing retailers on Altman Elevated To Development At A&M key selling points, merchandising and marketing tips, background informa- RCA VP/Business tion, and advertising tips. In preparation since June 1981, the letter is the Affairs Alan Oken assumes the newly - first of its kind from any manufacturer. created position of Director/Artist Paul Altman has been pro- Development with A&M Records. Video Set Retailer Meeting moted to Division VP/Business Af- He first joined the label in 1979 as The Video Software Dealers Association is planning a series of fairs at RCA Records. For the past National Tour Coordinator. Alan Oken regional retailer meetings starting this month with gatherings in Dallas and 21/2 years he served as Direc- Houston. Groups will be zeroing in on studio rental plans and will be compil- tor/Talent Affairs at the label. McGlamery Joins ing statistics to determine viability of such programs. Also on target: an- Altman first joined RCA in 1960 as WRC As Director/Sales tipiracy measures among retailers. a credit analyst. Paul Altman Bill McGiamery has assumed the post of Direc- California Rental Tax On The Docket tor/Sales at WRC/Washington, DC. He transfers over Riccobono Tapped As The California Assembly is considering a bill that would impose a 6'Y2% tax from KFMK/Houston where he had been General Sales on videocassette and theatrical film rentals. The film industry has been ex- VP/Creative Services Manager. empt from tax on rentals since the midsixties. The bill - A.B. 2348 - is At CBS Songs expected to generate over $17 million in revenue for the station. Rick Riccobono has been named VP/Creative Ser- Blake Promoted To HDTV Just Around The Corner? vices, CBS Songs. Based in Los Angeles, Riccobono VP/Controller At Metromedia Radio will oversee the firm's New York, Los Angeles and Pauline Blake has Although insiders don't expect high -definition television units to be on the been upped to Vice President and Nashville offices among other duties. Prior to this, he Controller of market for several years, CBS and NHK, the Japanese broadcasting cor- Metromedia Radio. She joined worked as Director/Creative Services and Professional Metromedia in 1974 as poration, demonstrated the first high -density TV programs produced in an accountant moving up to her Activities, Screen Gems/Colgems-EMI. most recent position Washington recently. High definition television has 1125 scanning lines as Controller. (compared to a standard 525 lines for the U.S.), stereo sound, and a 5 to 3 Morrow Elevated To VP width ratio compared to the U.S.'s 4 to 3 ratio. Look for possible theatrical Scott Moves To GM At WPFR & applications for HDTV, thereby reducing the overall cost for theatrical mo- At Nightmare Nocturne Jerry Scott joins WPFR/Terre Haute as General tion pictures. The Video High Density (VHD) videodisc system, last of three Pat Morrow has been appointed Vice President of Manager coming from a similar post at WERK/Muncie. current systems to be introduced, should be in retail outlets this summer. both Nightmare and Nocturne, He succeeds Mel Browning who exited to form a The VHD player will probably be priced between the laserdisc player Inc. His responsibilities will include broadcast consulting firm. In related station activity, air (around $700) and RCA's CED (capacitance electronic disk) player, which marketing/promotion and tour personality Doc Long has been tapped as Operations was recently reduced to about $300. RCA, incidentally, revealed this scheduling as well as generating Manager at WPFR. week it had sold only 65,000 of the units against a projected 200,000; new business for the sound, however, the company said sales of the disks themselves were higher than lighting, rigging and other services Balfanz Appointed expected, over 2 million. of Nocturne. For the last six years, Station Manager At KRVR-FM road manager for Morrow acted as Henry Balfanz has been tapped as Station Manager (who are clients of Journey of KRVR-FM/Davenport, effective March 15. He Pat Morrow Nightmare). moves over from an account executive position with Mid America sister station WSWT-FM/Peoria. Ketcham Named National/Regional Music On TV Sales Manager At WICC Knox Moves To Sales Jefferson Ketcham has been promoted in-house Manager At KJJJ-AM & FM Bonnie Raitt performs on "Fridays" March 12 ... The All Sports from Senior Account Executive/Political Manager to Na- Michael Knox has been appointed Sales Manager of Band, chubby Checker, Judy Collins, David Frizzell & Shelly West, tional and Regional Sales Manager at WICC/Bridgeport. KJJJ-AM & FM/Phoenix, coming crosstown from the James Ingram, Rich Little, and Skyy are on "Solid Gold" the week of General Manager post at KQYT. March 12. The show has been picked up for another season ... The Ginsberg Promoted Blasters and Sheena Easton are on "American Bandstand" March 13 .. To Director/Press & Gordon Appointed General Sales The Whispers guest on "Soul Train" March 13 ... The Charlie Daniels Polygram Manager At WCUZ-AM & FM Band is featured in concert on MTV March 13 ... Marilyn McCoo is spot- Artist At A. Michael Gordon has been named lighted on the "Today" show March 15 ... Stella Parton is on the same Sherry Ring Ginsberg has General Sales show March 17. been upped to Director/Press and Manager at WCUZ-AM & FM/Grand Rapids. He moves in-house from account executive. COMING UP: Melissa Manchester, Frank Sinatra, and Barbra Strei- Artist Relations for Polygram Records, based in New York. She sand are among the guests on the two-hour ABC special "I Love Liberty" Freeman New Director/Marketing March 21 ... John Denver's "Celebrity Ski Race" special on NBC March moves up from her previous post as EUE/Screen 21 includes Leif Garrett among the guests ... MTV plans a retrospec- National Press and Artist Relations At Gems tive/tribute to the late Murray the K ... Another 26 -week cycle of Manager for the label. Sherry Ring Ginsberg Video Music "America's Top 10," with host Casey Kasem, has been picked up by Barry Freeman, formerly of Boardwalk and Atlan- distributor Gold Key Media ... NBC will be taking a leaf from Talk radio's tic, has been named Director of Marketing for book with a daytime series called "Intimacy," featuring a staff of NARAS Presents EUE/Screen Gems Video Music. psychologists and call -in numbers for viewers to air their problems. "Psychodramas" will also be featured. Record Industry Forum NEW MUSIC NETWORK PREVIEWED: The Heartbeat Media Net- For The Record work, characterizing itself as the first "family -oriented" music channel, NARAS will hold a record industry forum on March 16 previewed its video/music programming this week in New York in the form in Los Angeles at the Continental Hyatt House, 7-10pm. Wayne Joseph has moved from Local of an hourlong pilot taken from the "rock" portion of the schedule. The total Discussion will center on developing new talent Sales Manager at CKLW/Detroit to Sales as well as confronting advanc- programming plan is to include rock, jazz, country, R&B, and classical, with and marketing techniques Manager of neighboring WWJ & WJOI/ films, features, news, and concerts mixed in. The format is call- ed technologies. Panel members include Vic Faraci, interviews, Detroit. The stations were inadvertently ed "Music To Your Eyes," plans to be ad -supported, and hopes to be VP/Marketing, Elektra/Asylum; songwriter Allee launched late this year. Willis; Ron Fell, Managing Editor of the Gavin Report; switched (R&R 2-26). and artist Ray Parker Jr.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 12 R&R/Friday, March 12, 1982 stings Week In Review Mobile, Shreveport Redone Huntington, The incorrect reporting of simul- TAR Updates esearch cast times has led to a decision by Ar- bitron to reissue two more Fall '81 Previously we had reported here books. Mobile and Shreveport are the that the Huntington, WV subscribers JHAN HIBER affected metros. In Mobile WABB- to Arbitron were going to cancel the AM & FM are incorrectly shown as si- service. Well, it seems that two station ADI's The Coming Thing? mulcast in morning drive (M -F). In groups have gone ahead and renew- Shreveport, KRMD-AM & FM were ed, out of competitive concern that Before I delve into the topic of this week's column, first let me shown as totally simulcast when in one not have the data without the say a hearty "Thank You" to all the folks who put together the recent fact the stations are simulcast 6am- other being able to also make counter - Country Radio Seminar in Nashville. This was one of the best gather- noon, Monday -Friday. No other sta- sales pitches with the Arbitron. ings at which I've spoken, and I really enjoyed having the chance to tions are affected in either market. Also, Arbitron VP Rip Ridgeway called to add to my Q&A reply last make the acquaintance of so many of my readers. To Frank Mull and Working Women, week that another reason that a In -Car Update the entire crew who put this event together, sincere "Job Well Trading Area Reports are not ac- Done!" (except for the food). According to spokesperson Connie it's for an adver- credited by the Broadcast Rating Now back to the grind. ADI refers to some TSA's do, easier Anthes, Arbitron will begin to cap- tiser or media buyer to compare one Council is that the geographies of the Area of Dominant Influence. It's Arbi- ture data on working women and in - TAR's are not standardized, but de- market's radio, TV, and newspaper de- tron's way of defining the TV markets it car listening this summer - as re- Ac- livery without penetration from anoth- termined by customer request. surveys, and the geography is based on ported previously. However, the data er market muddying up the waters. cording to Ridgeway the BRC audi- TV penetration, not radio signals. Since "will not be in our ratings books any tors need standardized geographical each ADI is dominated by certain Local Implications: time in 1982." Subscribers will be guidelines to work with. "home" TV stations, there is no overlap Programming able to dig this information out a diary review, in ADI geography around the nation. Let's take a market - Detroit - and through post -survey Arbitron Shifts There are over 200 ADI's nationally, but not on a "mechanical" diary. see how it might be affected by the in- West Coast Staff with each county in most markets as- creased use of ADI as a buying/selling For the Fall '82 results, the new signed to one of the ADI's. geography, equal to or surpassing data will be available through the Dave Burrill, account executive in Why all the background on ADI's? metro. AID system. Connie added that there San Francisco, has been transferred to Because this geography may, in the not - Most ADI's are larger - more coun- is a possibility that the new categories Los Angeles. Bill Rose has been pro- too-distant future, replace metros as the ties - than the relevant metro defini- of information will show up in the moted to AE in the San Francisco of- key geography in radio. If more and tion for the same general area. In De- market reports sometime in 1983. fice. more buys begin to be made on an ADI troit there is a six -county metro, but the basis, then ADI numbers will become ADI adds two counties, Washtenaw and Take direct mail for example. In the will help. more important than they currently derive an eight -county Monroe, to past you may have targeted key metro However, account executives will are. This will have programming, definition. zips that conformed to the specifica- have to look at advertisers on a broader advertising, and sales implications What might the addition of counties which you might begin to think about. tions of your demographic/psychogra- geographic basis. If a client is being mean in terms of your programming phic goals. However, if the key geogra- Let's take a look at some of the impetus pitched, it will be worthwhile to deter- game plan? It depends. Are there any phy was to expand, have to delve towards more use of ADI's, then conjec- you'd mine if the firm has outlets in the ADI stations in the ADI counties, outside into the new counties, determine which, ture about some of the implications of counties outside the metro. It will also your current metro, that might be sig- if any, zips had characteristics similar its expanded use for radiocasters. be necessary for the sales staff to explain nificant factors if they were included in what station's audience profile SRA Study Results to your to advertisers how good the station's the new geography? Do the ADI coun- was, The Station Representatives Associa- and then redo your budgets to in- signal is in the outside counties so that ties include population that might have clude mailing to those areas. the advertiser can have some confi- tion recently conducted a study of ad particular listening habits that could agency opinions about ADI's. Accord- Newspapers could be another hassle. dence that the message will hit the right skew sweep results (Washtenaw is the Most metro papers have ing to Carol Mayberry, Vice President don't enough areas. home of the University of Michigan, for suburban circulation to make them of Katz, 74% of the 178 responding Finally, the ADI definition can bring example, where there might be heavy worthwhile, especially buyers and advertisers nationally use not on an ADI some good news to radio sales staffs. AOR listening)? Finally, what is your basis. This could mean you'd only the ADI definition in some way when not Since the geography is the same, radio signal like in the ADI? If 'your station have to purchase space in the major deliv- buying radio. This is a vastly higher can be compared to TV audience has trouble covering the metro, your metropolitan dailies but also in the su- figure than seen previously. It was ery on an apples -to -apples basis. Adver- programming efforts could be further burban papers, which might be daily or generally thought that less than 10% of tisers can see how much more cost- shortchanged as the geography was ex- weekly. newspapers infor- buys made on radio involved the ADI in Asking for effective it is to use radio if they are con- panded to ADI proportions. These are mation on their coverage and circula- sidering promoting a product on an some way. just some of the items to keep in mind is over how it might tion, as well as delivery dates (daily, ADI basis. Likewise, it's probable that Arbitron mulling from a programming vantage. point. respond to this sort of input. Depending once a week, etc.), would be a vital step major dailies aren't going to have the on marketplace demand, there might be Advertising Implications if you were to use newspapers to reach ADI reach that radio stations with good listings of ADI data alongside metro/ Tied into the programming aspect of listeners in the ADI. signals can have, so we can pick up TSA numbers, and the number of mar- ADI considerations would be the exter- Given that outdoor boards might some retail dollars this way. Stations kets where ADI information was pub- nal marketing of your product through have to be spread over a larger area, with poor signals will find themselves at lished could be expanded above the cur- advertising and promotions. Since the and that traffic patterns might differ in a disadvantage in this type of radio vs. rent level of the top 50 markets. ADI is TV geography, there won't be the counties outside the metro, an inter- other media comparison, however. The major ad agencies are mixed in any adjustments necessary with regard est in ADI geography could be costly for ADI PDQ? a station geared to billboards as a major their use of ADI data. Some actually to that medium. However, if you plan Will the ADI become more of a key part of its marketing effort. make buys off the numbers while others to use direct mail, newspapers, outdoor factor for radio in the near future? The bottom line on the advertising use the geography to compare different boards, or buses, you've probably got Perhaps. If enough key national agen- implications of the wider use of and in- media. Since ADI's don't overlap, like some additional food for thought. cies push Arbitron for this geography terest in ADI numbers is that more and more information on it, and if ra- bucks could be needed. Covering a diocasters don't object, then ADI's wider area, on a limited budget, would could become a more prevalent buying/ QU A be a real challenge. selling universe. Just be sure to keep an Michael Jones, of the Palm Tree, Inc. programming consultancy, wrote Sales Implications eye on these developments. If you see to ask, "Can the Arbitron monthlies be taken as 30 -day audience trends?" If the ADI becomes more of a sought- that ADI is about to become more of a after geography your station's sales staff factor in your market, you might want In a broad sense, yes. Keep in mind that because of the inherent sample will have to redefine its thinking. It's to keep in mind some of the items I possible in monthlies of any service, wobbles will occur. fluctuations hoped Arbitron will, if the industry sees brought up. The buying and selling of you see three monthlies trending -steadily up or down you can However, if the need for it, publish more ADI data radio could undergo a revolution be usually bet that the final outcome will be in that direction. - in the respective market reports. That ready for it!

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METRO RANK METRO RANK METRMETR=RAN= ?51 - Baton Rouge ll Las Vegas 76- Lansing 771 Share Trends Persons 12-}- Mon -Sun SAM -Mid Share Trends Persons 12 Mon -Sun SAM -Mid East Lansing POP(00): 4096 POP(00): 4023 Share Trends Persons 12 Mon -Sun BAM Mid POP( Fall '80 Spring '81 Fall '81 Fall '80 Spring '81 Fall '81 001: 3899 1 KLUC-FM 11.4 KLUC-FM 9.9 KLUG -FM 11.610 Fall '80 Spring '81 Fall '81 1 WFMF-FM 18.1 WFMF-FM 19.0 WFMF-FM 16.5(R) 2 KVEG-AM KVEG-AM 11.6 9.6 KENO -FM 9.5(A) 1 WFMK-FM 15.6 WI TL -FM 12.4 WFMK-FM 12.2(AC) 2 WXOK-AM 11.8 WYNK-FM 13.0 WYNK-FM 14.3(0) 3 KORK -FM 10.2 KOKK-FM KOKK-FM 3 WYNK-FM 11.1 WQXY-FM 10.8 WXUK-AM 13.51x1 9.0 8.7w 2 WVIC-FM 11.8 WFMK-FM 11.0 WITL -FM 11.5(C)

4 KFMS-FM 1 4 WQXY-FM 11.1 WXUK-AM 10.8 WQXY-FM 10.4(!14 9.8 KXTZ-FM 8.7 KX -1 -FM 8.4010 3 WITL-FM 11.1 WJXQ-FM 10.0 WI/CO-FM 11.211.C1 5 KUWN-AM 8.2 KENO -FM KVEG-AM 5 WLCS-AM 9.9 WLCS-AM 6.6 WAFB-FM 7.4(ÁC) 7.3 7.2(0) 4 WJ IM -FM 10.4 WJR -AM 8.0 WI LS -FM 8.1 W 6 KXIZ -FM 6.8 KUUO-FM KMJ 6 WI BO -AM 7.7 WAFB-FM 5.5 WTKL-AM 5.3 PM 6.8 I -AM 6.3(AC) 5 WI LS -FM 9.1 WJIM-FM 6.9 WI IM -FM 7.318881 7 KENO 7 WAFB- FM 6.3 WTKL-AM 5.5 WI BO -AM 5.1(AC) -AM 5.2 KVOV-AM 6.2 KUOO-FM 6.3(AC) 6 WIR -AM 6.8 WILS-FM 6.7 WiR -AM 7.1 PO 8 KLAV-AM 5.0 KUWN-AM 6.0 KUWN-AM 4.9(AC1 8 W18K-AM 5.8 WYNK-AM 5.2 WLCS-AM 4.8 PO 7 WJ IM -AM 4.3 WVIC-FM 5.6 WVIC-FM 6.010 9 KM)J -AM KM -AM K KAM 9 WTKL-AM 5.5 WIRR -AM 4.5 WIRK -AM 4.8 PO 4.8 5.0 -AM 4.7(C) 8 WITL - AM 3.b WOOD -FM 3.8 WVGU-AM 3.7íM 10 WSLG-AM 2.4 WJBO-AM 4.1 WYNK-AM 4.5101 10 KRAM-AM 4.4 KLAV -AM 4.8 KFMS-FM 4.3(C) 9 WLAV-FM 3.3 WI IM -AM 3.1 WIES -AM 3.2(AC) 10 WIRD -FM 3.1 WILS -AM 2.9 WI IM -AM 2.9(AC) Adults 18-34 Adults 18-34 Adults 25-54 Adults 25-54 Adults 18-34 Adults 25-54 Mon -Sun SAM -Mid Mon -Sun SAM -Mid Mon -Sun 6AMMid Mon -Sun SAM -Mid Mon -Sun SAM -Mid Mon -Sun 8AM-Mid RANK STAT ION RANK STATION RANK STATION RANK STAT ION RANK STATION RANK STATION

1 KLUC-FM 1 KXTZ-FM 1 WFMF-FM 1 WYNK- FM 1 WFMK -FM 1 WITL- FM 2 WXOK -AM 2 KENO -FM 2 KVEG-AM 2 WQXY -FM 2 WI LS -FM 2 WFMK -FM 3 WAFB -FM 3 KUOO-FM 3 vVFMF -FM 3 KLUC-FM 3 WJXQ-FM 3 AO R -AM METRO RANK 78-1 METRO RANK 791 Albuquerque El Paso Harrisburg METRO RANK 8C11 Share Trends Persons 12 Mon -Sun SAM -Mid Share Persons 12 Mon -Sun SAM Trends -Mid Share Trends Persons 12 Mon -Sun 8AM-MId POP( OO): 3851 POP( 00): 3794 POP(00): 3786 Fall'80 Spring '81 Fall '81 Fall '80 Spring '81 Fall '81 Fall '80 Spring '81 Fall '81 1 KKJY-FM 15.2 KKJY-FM 1 1.9 KKJ Y -FM 10.6 1 KLUZ-FM (!M) 10.4 KLAQ-FM 14.1 KLAQ-FM 14.50) 1 WHP -AM 17.6 WHP -AM 15.7 WHP -AM 16.4 (AC) 2 KFMG-FM 9.7 KWXL-FM 9.5 KRST -FM 10.11C1 2 KAMA-AM 8.1 KLOZ-FM 8.9 KSET-AM 8.6101 2 WHP -FM 12.1 WHP -FM 13.2 WHP -FM 11.6 PM 3 KOB -AM 8.8 KOB -AM 9.2 KOB -FM 9.5 (AC) 3 KINT-FM 7.5 KAMA-AM 7.6 KINT-FM 8.410 3 WRKZ-FM 8.5 WTPA-FM 10.7 WTPA-FM 10.41M 4 KQEO-AM 6.5 KFMG-FM 8.0 KWXL -FM 9. 0 (A) 4 XKOK-AM 7.5 KHEY-AM 7.0 KLUZ-FM 7.1141 4 WTPA-FM 7.3 WRKZ-FM 8.4 WR KZ- FM 9.41C) 5 KABQ-AM 6.1 KZZX -FM 7.5 KOB -AM 8.1 (AC) 5 KHEY-AM 7.3 KHEY- FM 6.5 KAMA-AM 6.1181 5 WKBO-AM 5.9 WKBO-AM 7.6 WKI30-AM 6.3111 6 6 KWXL -FM 5.7 KRST-FM 7.5 KFMG -FM 7.5 (A) KEZB-FM 7.2 KSET-AM 6.0 KHE Y -AM 5.6 (C) 6 WSFM-FM 5.9 WSFM-FM 5.6 WHYL - AM 5.4 (C) 7 KZLX -FM 5.6 KABQ-AM 5 . 4 KZ IA -AM 5 . 8 (T) 7 KSET-FM 6.4 KKOU-AM 5.9 KI -SM -FM 5.610 7 WHYL -AM 5.8 WCMB-AM 5.4 WQXA- FM 5.110 8 KSET-AM 8 KRST-FM 5.4 KQEO-AM 5.1 KRZY-AM 5. 0101 5.5 KSET-FM 5.9 KROD-AM 5.3 (AC) 8 WQX A- FM 5.0 WQX A- FM 4.7 WSFM - FM 4.710 9 KTSM -AM 9 KRLY-AM 4.8 KRZY -AM 4.7 KZZX-FM 4.8'11) 5.1 KINT-FM 5.4 KHEY-FM 5.1(C) 9 WQVE-FM 3.5 WHYL -AM 3.4 WCMB -AM 4.4 (AC) 10 KiFM-FM 4.3 KZ IA -AM 4.2 KQEO-AM 4 . ti (AC) 10 KELP -AM 4.9 KFIM-FM 4.2 KTSM-AM 4.614 10 WOMB -AM 3.2 WQVE - FM 2.6 WAVE -FM 3.4 10 Adults 18-34 Adults 25-54 Adults 18-34 Adults 25-64 Adults 18-34 Adults 25-54 Mon -Sun SAM -Mid Mon -Sun SAM-MId Mon -Sun SAM -Mid Mon -Sun BAM Mid Mon -Sun SAM-MId Mon -Sun SAM -Mid RANK STATION RANK STATION RANK STATION RANK STATION RANK STATION KANK STATION

1 1 KRST-FM KRST-FM 1 KLAQ-FM 1 KLUZ-FM 1 WTPA-FM 1 WHP -AM KKJY-FM 2 KWXL-FM 2 2 KSET-AM 2 KHE Y -AM 2 WKBO-AM 2 WRKZ-FM 3 KOB -FM 3 KOB -FM 3 KLUZ-FM 3 KINT-FM 3 WRKZ-FM 3 WHP -FM

Average persons 12+ Portland Miami- Pt. Lauderdale Monday -Sunday lam -midnight The Birch Report Rolling Averages WHYI Widens Lead Over KGON Gets Stronger; WINZ-FM; WINZ Surpasses KGW Holds Second; WNWS; WAXY Up Strongly KXL, KUPL Jump Nov.! Dec./ Jan./ Kansas City San Antonio KUPL Triples Dec. Jan. Feb. WHYI (R) Nov./ Dec.! Jan./ 9.3 8.2 9.0 WINZ-FM (R) 8.4 KYYS, WDAF Remain 1-2; KISS Extends Lead Dec. Jan. Feb. 7.7 6.6 WQBA (S) 6.4 6.5 6.3 KBEQ Moves To Third; Over KTFM; KBUC KGON (A) 16.8 18.6 23.3 WSHE (A) 7.2 6.3 6.0 Climbs Into Country Lead KGW (AC) KPRS, KFKF Climbing 7.0 8.5 8.2 WINZ (N) 2.4 3.9 5.9 KINK (A) Nov./ Dec./ Jan./ Nov./ Dec./ Jima./ 6.8 6.6 6.9 WWWL (A) 5.1 5.5 5.3 KEX (AC) Dec. Jan. Feb. Dec. Jan. Feb. 7.2 7.2 6.8 WNWS (N) 6.0 6.2 5.1 KUPL-FM (BM) 7.2 KYYS (A) 15.0 14.3 13.4 KISS (A) 12.2 14.0 18.3 8.3 6.1 WLYF (BM) 4.4 5.2 4.9 KXL (N/T) 2.9 WDAF (C) 11.5 13.2 11.7 KTFM (R) 10.9 12.5 11.3 3.1 5.6 WAXY (R) 3.5 3.6 4.5 KWJJ (C) 4.0 5.6 KBEQ (R) 8.4 8.0 9.6 KTSA (R) 8.8 8.2 7.4 5.2 WCKO (R) 4.0 4.7 4.1 KCNR (AC) 3.8 KUDL (A) 8.6 10.3 8.3 KBUC (C) 4.5 5.2 7.3 3.8 4.8 WIOD (AC) 2.4 3.6 3.7 KLLB (R) 3.8 KMBR (BM) 6.6 7.7 7.9 KITY (R) 7.1 8.2 6.6 3.3 3.8 WRHC (S) 3.2 2.0 3.5 KXL-FM (BM) 6.7 KPRS (B) 3.5 3.4 6.8 KKYX (C) 7.1 6.5 6.5 5.6 3.2 WEDR (B) 4.0 3.8 3.1 KUPL (BB) 1.2 KJLA (BB) 5.6 6.9 5.8 KQXT (BM) 6.8 5.8 5.8 1.0 3.1 WYOR (BM) 1.6 1.3 2.5 KKEY (T) 2.4 3.3 KFKF (C) 4.1 4.5 5.5 KONO (AC) 5.2 5.6 5.2 3.0 WKQS (C) 1.8 2.1 2.2 KYXI (N) 3.9 KCEZ (BM) 5.0 4.4 5.2 KAJA (C) 5.2 4.0 4.9 4.0 3.0 WTMI (CL) 2.3 2.4 2.2 KYTE (C) 6.0 KCMO (N) 8.0 6.0 4.7 WOAI (NIT) 4.3 4.2 4.4 4.8 2.9 WAIA (AC) 2.8 2.8 2.0 KPDQ (RL) WHB (AC) 5.9 5.2 4.0 KCOR (S) 4.5 5.1 4.2 .9 1.6 1.5 WQAM (C) 2.5 1.9 2.0 KJIB (C) 2.8 KMBZ (AC) 7.8 5.0 3.9 KLLS (R) 3.1 3.7 4.2 2.0 1.2 WQBA-FM (S) 1.8 1.3 2.0 KQFM (0) 1.6 1.2 )(SAS (A) 1.1 2.2 2.5 KCCW (C) 3.5 3.3 2.2 1.2 WVCG (BM) 1.5 1.6 1.5 KMJK (AC) 1.8 1.5 KXTR (CL) .9 1.3 1.4 KMFM (CL) 1.8 2.4 2.0 1.0 WRBD (B) .7 1.5 1.4 KRKR (A) 1.2 KVAR (S) 2.0 2.4 1.7 WCMQ-FM (S) 1.4 .9 1.2 KLDY (0) .4 .5 1.1 KBUC-FM (C) 3.0 2.5 1.4 WFTL (AC) 1.1 .9 1.1 KAPE (B) 2.4 1.2 1.0 WWJF (BB) 1.3 1.3 1.1 WHIT (S) 1.1 .8 1.0

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ANOTHER Remember those Birch for figures Los Don't Play Misty For Me Angeles we were talking about last week ... the ones with KLOS on top? Well, they were Here's a story with a point. A woman POLYGRAM walked into the lobby of - Mediastat figures, not Birch. To make a long Country story as short as possible, both Birch and formatted WHNT and CHR RECORDS Mediastat have been surveying L.A. since WKEE/Huntington a few weeks ago to January, even though Birch bought Mediastat lodge a complaint. It seems she was quite last month. So the Jan./Feb. figures we saw were upset over remarks WHNT jock Jason a product of the Mediastat methodology. Birch, Douglas had made on the phone. She meanwhile had been using only Los Angeles began ranting that all jocks ever do is try to County for its January and February surveys, pick up women on the phone. (Oh, c'mon! ) but will use both Los Angeles and Orange Coun- As she started down the hall toward the ties from now on. What's it all really mean? studios, she ran into WKEE Production Well, KLOS still had a whale of a Mediastat, Director Scott Paulson, who tried to and the transition of the Birch/Mediastat pur- escort her out of the building. Apparently chase is a bit confusing in L.A., but shouldn't not wanting to leave, she opened her purse last too long. Whew! and began throwing rocks at Scott... then Dale O'Brien, former PD/MD at Z93/At- she pulled a large knife! While Scott tried lanta, and a station veteran of more than eight to avoid a quick gutting, his arm was sliced years, leaves his afternoon show to join WSB- by the knife, at which point the woman FM/Atlanta for morning drive. dropped the weapon and fled. police found Doubleday has been granted the use of The Huntington eventually WAPP for WTFM/New York, and the com- the lady and charged her with felonious DR. pany will take control on April 29. Look for assault. Scott was treated and released for WAPP ("The Big Apple") to begin AOR pro- his injuries, and you could say the whole him in gramming around June 1. event left stitches. ..literally. Now, what did Jason say to that lady on the Last week we inadvertently printed that phone? KIKK-FM/Houston had switched to a Country Gold format. What we meant was that KIKK- HOOK Steve Gannon has exited KVIL/Dallas to AM recently went to Country Gold. The FM re- accept a multi -year contract to cohost mains straight -ahead Country, so you can stop WNIC/Detroit's morning show with PD Jim calling PD Charlie Ochs about the FM's format Harper. "Baby Makes shift.. . our mistake. Longtime CHR station WLCS/Baton Is Jay Thomas about to sign on as one of Rouge has switched to A/C. And another the satellite personalities of ABC Radio Enter- Southern rocker, WAAY/Huntsville, has also Her Blue prises' national music format? converted to Adult/Contemporary. Speaking of ABC, it seems the recent pur- Jeannie Yost, who was Senior Research chase of Watermark is having an effect on Analyst at MTV, has been promoted to Mana- Jeans Talk" "American Top 40," the most successful weekly ger/Music Programming for the music channel. syndicated radio program in history. Stations Louis Lewow, who was Associate Director currently carrying AT -40, but not affiliated with of National Promotion at Epic, has accepted the an ABC Radio Network, may lose the show VP/Promotion & A&R job for Kat Family when their current Watermark contracts expire. Records. He will relocate to Atlanta. We hear that ABC plans to offer AT -40 to its af- Marini Pingee is the new Music Director at From The Album filiate lineup on a first refusal basis. Now, while KOY/Phoenix. that's certainly ABC's prerogative, some stations Congratulations to KFRC/San Francisco's which have been running and promoting AT -40 Dr. Don Rose on the completion of his 2000th for years are not facing the prospect of the show morning show at the station. D.D.R. joined going to the competition cheerfully. Further, KFRC in 1973 after successful stays at beginning April 1, AT -40 will come with six of its WFIL/Philadelphia and WQXI/Atlanta. hourly commercial avails filled by ABC, which The entertainment for the NAB's Radio changes the show's original "cash" basis to more Programming Conference in New Orleans on of a "barter" situation. August 31 will be the Manhattan Transfer. The dates of the conference are August 29 -September KZZX & KQEO/Albuquerque PD John 1 has Michaels departed after just being named Tommy Tutone's "867-5309/Jenny" is PD in December. The new PD is J.J. Cale, a causing quite a stir around Charlotte, NC. It 17 -year veteran of the market, who has most seems in the 704 area code 867-5309 is the phone recently been involved with audio/visual produc- number for Southwestern Junior High in tion. Gastonia. Has the school been getting a lot of Mark Driscoll is no longer Group PD for calls for "Jenny?" Oh yes! But WROQ/Char- Kal Koast Broadcasting, although he will con- lotte is coming to the rescue, trying to arrange tinue to consult the stations in his new capacity for Tommy to play a special concert at the as independent consultant. He has not officially school, which the station has already agreed to set up shop yet, but will do so shortly. front. Nice touch.

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SUM t44r. c, - 690 i(xx 21,4V Southern California Represented Nationally By: Major Market Radio It's one thing to do well in your own market and turn a profit, but to show significant ratings in Arbitrons all over Southern California is another. XTRA(The Mighty 690)/Tijuana, Mexico has a highly direc- tional north/south 50kw signal that booms into Los Angeles and beyond, as if you were sitting next door to the station.

It's the signal of course getting AGE 3 COUNTIES : AGE that's SAN DIEGO : XTRA heard in Los Angeles and other mar- ly got a pretty big job since we are trying to 12-17 35.5% 12-t7 27.7% kets, but it's the music, or in this case the go after two big markets. I've got input 18-24 23.7% 18-24 24.7% product, to in. from Los Angeles to consider, as well that's getting people tune it as 25-34 21.1% 25-34 24.8% The music is carefully researched and San Diego. We keep pretty close tabs on aim- 35-44 12.1% 35-44 .14.2% ed at a specific target without too many oth- what KFI (640 kHz) is doing, since they are 45-54 11fflli 5.5% 45-54 3.0% er frills and clutter on the air. To find out only a twist of the dial away, and we seem . 5S+ . 2.1% more about this regional programming con- to share lots of audience with KIQQ. In San SS+ - 5.6% cept, I talked with PD Jeff Hunter, MD Jim Diego, we've shared audience with 13K up 12+ TOTAL 768,900 12+ TOTAL 200,900 Richards, VP/GM John Lynch, and Noble until the format change" (see News/Talk, Broadcasting Consultants' Frank Felix. Page 39).

AGE : AGE LOS ANGELES : ORANGE Filling A Hole "One of the hardest aspects of balancing 12-17 37.5% 12-17 40.3% To understand the reasons why the the music is to understand that most of our 18-24 25.5% 18-24 17.5% Mighty 690 came into being in September of listeners in Los Angeles are ethnic, and in 25-34 25-34 1980, it's necessary to go back about one San Diego they are a mixture of white and 19.2% 21.6% year before that. In Latino/blacks. For that reason, our callouts 35-4410.1% 35-44 14.6% September of 1979, and retail information are very critical to 45-54 6.9% 45-54 mom 4.9% Noble Broadcasting what goes on the radio. Even more impor- 55+ 0.8% 55+ . 1.0% put 91X/Tijuana on tant than the callouts (totalling up to 150 per 12+ TOTAL 414,300 12+ TOTAL 153,700 the air with an AOR day), are the requests. Our number one format (switching song will get about 2000 calls per week on from Beautiful Music) our toll -free lines from anywhere in Califor- real cash. The whole key to this and all of islands. The only other human contact I which started to make nia. Those lines are staffed 24 hours a day," our other promotions is to keep it simple have is with the Mexican engineers who are a bit of noise in the Jim emphasized. and to the point." on duty 24 hours a day." Tijuana isn't market. The AM was Bringing Back The Treasure Hunt Jeff went on to outline his latest promo- known for being one of the garden spots of tion. "We got involved with Atari, makers Mexico, and both Jim and Jeff remarked still BM, and accor- As Jeff explained earlier, music is the of Pac-Man, and are giving away copies of how no one has ever been bothered while at ding to VP/GM John main reason to tune in the Mighty 690, but the "Pac-Man Fever' LP, T-shirts, Pac- the station by curious outsiders. Lynch, "We were Jeff Hunter the station does do a bit of contesting. "Be- Man video machines, and Pac-Man video One bit of irony that must be compen- competing against seven AM/FM combo cause we are broadcasting from Tijuana, cartridges for the Atari games before they sated for is that electricity in Mexico isn't buys in San Diego, and we needed some- the laws are a bit different, and there are are even available in the stores. Again, it quite up to par with the juice in the U.S., "so thing to complement our FM station. We certain things we can do that U.S. stations will all be handled within the body of a we've got to record our turned to our in-house consultant Frank can't. songs at about recorded promo." 48rpm just to get them to sound right on the Felix, who devised the format for the "We ran a 'Trea- other side. Once in a while they are a bit Mighty 690." sure Hunt' for $50,000 Working South Of The Border fast, but nothing serious," Jeff reasoned. Frank recalled, "We needed to put a for- last year. It was so There's nothing like a little drive to work He also mentioned that a courier makes the mat together that basically appealed to the successful that we did each day to the head, is clear but this some trip twice a day with new commercials, and teens for a base, and for the 25+ adult non- it three again weeks drive ... from San Diego, through customs, updated carts, etc. AOR listeners that have AM in their cars. later. You can't do and down into Tijuana every day. The The format has little to do with personality, that in the States," he airstaff, which includes PD Jeff Hunter do- is on because the main emphasis the music. said. "The first time, ing 6-l0am, Michael Boss l0am-3pm, MD We are just filling a hole that existed in San we hid a certificate for Jim Richards 3-8pm, Richard Sands Diego, and it seems we've been able to fill the money on the back 8 -midnight, and all -righter Steve Clark, one in Los Angeles too." of a license plate of a must make the 50 -minute trip six days a Keep On Cumin' car in San Diego. week. Between the TSA cume in San Diego Clues were given, and Jim Richards Jeff and Jim both see advantages and dis- (200,900) and Los Angeles (908,900), that's after about five weeks, the prize was advantages to the remote studio setup. Jim well over a million folks each week tuning awarded. said, "At first I didn't like the idea of into the Mighty 690 for the hits (see Cume & "The next time (three weeks later) we travelling across the border everyday. It's As mentioned earlier by Jeff, the rules AQH metro figures). PD Jeff Hunter told decided to bury the money and give out not much of a problem going over, but are a bit different in Mexico for broad- me, "Keeping the cume high is the key to clues. Well, it turned out to be hidden in a sometimes you have a 45 -minute wait com- casters. "We have to ID twice an hour in our ratings success. People just don't listen park in Newport Beach. Hundreds of people ing back from Mexico. I've only been hassl- Spanish, so we do it out of the stop set at :22 for very long on AM, and we've got to have were out there looking as the clues became ed once about what I was doing in Mexico, and :52 and segue into a jingle and a record. a high rate of tune-in." more specific, and eventually they were and where I was going. They basically On the other side of that, we don't have to How does he achieve it? "Well, the music digging up the grounds. Naturally we refur- understand that we work at XTRA, and are run news, or public affairs, just music, is pretty tight, and very hit -oriented," he bished any damage done, but it sure did get only in the country for a very short period of which is our primary product. explained. "Music is the first and primary a lot of talk started," he recalled. time daily." "Our jocks have the chance to be creative consideration at XTRA. It's very carefully If the station bases so much on music, Jeff has his own thoughts on working in as long as it's to the point. Unnecessary researched and it's got to fit our sound, how can you promote effectively? We keep two different countries simultaneously. chatter doesn't make it. They can identify which tends to be uptempo. We do play any promotional content restricted to re - "The major problem exists in keeping themselves four times an hour, and all of ballads, but they have got to be smashes corded promo positions only. Actually we things cohesive with the staff. Some of them them are totally into what we are trying to like `Endless Love' or 'Open Arms.' are becoming quite visible all over San never come to the office because of their Continued on Page 20 "At the present time, we are in the pro- Diego and in Los Angeles with our latest shifts. For that reason we have get-togeth- cess of trying to expand some of the curve promotion. We use a promo slot to tell peo - ers as often as possible to promote a unity into better quarter hours with some rota- ple to write down the Mighty 690, and the among the air talent. As far as gas and driv- tional adjustments. One of the fine lines we daily dollar amount. ing each day, we pay extra expenses for the are walking is to maintain our hit -oriented "Our vans are all over both markets stop - trip." sound without diluting it. If that happens, ping people and finding out if they have the On a positive side again Jim said, "The CHR's Most Accurate we would sound like everyone else." station and the amount written down to win. studios are in a great location. We sit on top Music Information Jim Richards, MD at the Mighty 690, We've given away $20,000 like this. Three of a hill, and overlook the ocean, and the on- Begins on Page keeps a watchful eye for the hits. "I've real- people are used in the van, since we carry ly thing you can see are these two small 62

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 20 R&R/Friday, March 12, 1982 XTRA Rocks Southern Cal Continued from Page 18 John Lynch, who is also Executive do here with our regional concept. We even VP/Noble Broadcast Consultants, told me, have to give San Diego, Los Angeles, and "We are able to do XTRA regionally be- surrounding city temps when we do the cause of our incredible signal, but this for- forecast." mat works real well for AM station looking Regional Advertising for a turnaround of sagging ratings. All it is is the basics of Top 40 being done again in Since the signal is regional, the sales 1982, and it still works." strategy of the Mighty 690 is the same, John Lynch told me, "We maintain a sales office Editor's Comments in Beverly Hills, and are starting to really It's interesting to note that there seems to generate quite a bit of revenue from the of- be a growing trend of stations with the fice. There are a lot of dollars in the Los philosophy of returning to the basics for Angeles market, and we intend to get our CHR ratings gains. Examples include share with the kind of numbers we have. WCAU-FM/Philadelphia, KUBE/Seattle, "We've been criti- °- ~ ' WJXQ/Jackson-Lansing, KKFM/Colorado cized for being a re- Springs, WBCY/Charlotte, I95/Miami, B94/ I DONT FEEL BETTER, HONEST - Complaining of a headache, WNBC/New York MD Lyndon gional station, and for Pittsburgh, KEGL/Ft. Worth -Dallas, and Abell really got feverish when he saw his nurse, provided by Polygram Records while pro- moting Martin Briley's single, "I Don't Feel Better. " Shown (I -r) are the attending nurse, Lyn- being a teen station. many others. All of these stations have don, and Polygram rep Steve Greenberg. Well, we are doing made recent ratings inroads in their respec- well with regional tive markets. sales, and not only do When talking to these stations, none ex- Motion we have the teens we press a fear of teens, since teens soon need for a base, but become 18 -year -olds. Also, teens draw in KEARTH/Los Angeles News Director Hettie our female adults valuable female adults, who in turn bring in Lynn Hurtes premieres as a TV reporter on a new numbers are quite adult males. Sound familiar? It's basic show, "Encore News" aired on KHJ-TV9/Los respectable. The CHR programming. Over the last several Angeles ... WQOKIGreenville, SC morning man Mighty 690 is a music Frank Felix years have we programmed ourselves into Dave Deppish now doing mornings at WDOQ/ station. If they want news, they should tune a corner? Daytona Beach ... Diana McKenzie. KUBE/Se- elsewhere, but for music, this is the place." When you look around the country at attle weekender, named Research Director. Since 13K is no longer a music station, I some of the more successful CHR stations Steve Ryan, MD at KIDD/Monterey is leaving to asked if there was concern about listeners like Z93/ Atlanta, Y100/Miami, Q105/Tam- pursue other interests Scott Summers is upped staying on FM for lack of having another pa, Q102/Cincinnati, WRVQ/Richmond, to the MD slot . WRQK/Greensboro lineup: AM? CHR music choice on Frank Felix and KEARTH/Los Angeles, KFRC/San Fran- Wes Jones & Willie, mornings; middays is J.J. Jeff Hunter both expressed some concern cisco, WLS/Chicago, KX104/Nashville, Hemingway, most recently from WKZLIWinston- that they may have done the job "too well" among others, they have maintained their Salem; Mark Ward does afternoons; Bobby in Diego, both felt very confident with San but success because they have stayed the Shannon 7pm-midnight; and Gary Cannon all - that XTRA would continue to do well, basics of playing CHR hits, and have kept a nights. especially with the addition of billboards in "hip enough" image to sound fresh but - 0101/Meridian staff lineup: Mike Partridge & San Diego and Los Angeles, plus TV spots they've resisted to the temptation become Operations Manager Larry O'Neal, 9 -noon Pro- for both markets. something they weren't. motion Director Charlie Foxx, noon-3pm Pro- duction Director Jimmy Boyd; 3-7pm MD Bill Evans from WNOX/Knoxville; 7 -midnight Mark Moseley, and Lisa Landau does all-night,

KRLA BRINGS MILES OF SMILES - Wide grins are apparent on the faces of contest CALL ME AN ABACAS, AND MAKE IT winner Carolyn Hamilton (left) and actress QUICK - Sparked by the recent hit Bernadette Peters (right) as they dined "A bacab, "Z102/Savannah personality Bobby together atop Universal Studios. The eleven - CATCHIN' THE CARS - After a recent con- Powell decided to hop a cab to Abbe, GA. course Chinese meal was the prize for cert appearance, Elektra recording artists the. Listeners took guesses as to how much the Carolyn from KRLA/Los Angeles in conjunc- Cars played host to radio reps backstage. fare would be, with the person coming tion with the studio promoting Bernadette's Shown (1-r) are WAZY-FM/Lafayette jocks closest winning the fare. How much from performance in "Pennies From Heaven." Mike Russell and Ed Clay, Cars member Ric Savannah to Abbal... $175. Ocasek, and station PD Scott Dugan. Bits Q107/Washington took a "Sunshine" trip winner on a getaway to the 24th annual PASS THAT PIGSKIN - Football season Grammy Awards Show in Los Angeles. The returned in a big way to the South as the first winner attended the show, then went to an annual Bay Bowl took place, with the exclusive party for the Grammy winners. WCSC/Charleston "Quarter Hours" playing The trip was just one of many given away to the Record "Mid -Charters." host Charlotte recently in the Q107 "Sunshine" trip con- The Mid -Charters won 42-21. Shown stan- FLYING TO FOREIGNER FOUR CONCERT - test, getting cold listeners into (l -r) staffers Howard Keel, BACKSTAGE BANTERING warmer ding are WCSC - Singer/song- KGBS/Greeley, CO recently sent two people weather. Randy Scott PD Chris Bailey, and Ron writer John Sebastian (left) recently ap- to see Foreigner in concert at the Forum in KOFM/Oklahoma City did old O'Brian; kneeling (I -r):: Capitol's Butch peared at the Station Nightclub in Wilkes- Los Angeles. The trip included airfare, a limo, an stan- Waugh, Arista's Mac King, WBCY/Charlotte Barre, and WILK,/Wilkes-Barre PD Joe Mon- room at the Beverly Hills Hotel, plus $200 dard that MD Chuck Morgan reports got PD Bob Kaghan, and EMIA/Liberty's Terry tione (right) was on hand to talk with him spending money. Shown (l-r) are the two win- great response. The station recently held an Lawson. after the show. ners and PD Greg Crawford. "All -Request Weekend." This used to be a pretty common promotion, getting listeners more directly involved with the programm- ing, if only for a weekend. WFMF/Baton Rouge is letting listeners write in to have their taxes paid, up to $1002. Entries are read on the air and a panel of judges picks the winner. If the winner is due a refund, they will match it up to $1002. A total of 25 runner-ups get their taxes done for free from H&R Block. KZZP/Phoenix is pretty active, giving away a video recorder complete with an BEGGING FOR THAT SHIRT - Foreigner endless -loop tape of Tommy Tutone in con- TOTAL EXPERIENCE CELEBRATION - Polygram Records recently firmed up a deal with recently played Milwaukee, and the opening cert, in conjunction with Tower Records. distribution. At a party held in honor of the sign- was Billy Total Experience Records for marketing and act Squier, who stopped in for an The station is also having a "Beatles ing, artists came out for photos. Shown (l -r) are the Gap Band's Robert Wilson and interview at WKTI/Milwaukee with PD B.J. some Weekend," with every other song a Beatles Charles Wilson, Total Experience President Lonnie Simmons, De -Lite Records President Gabe Hunter. After the interview he is shown on Vigorito, KFI/Los Angeles PD Tom Bigby, Polygram President Guenter Hensler and Polygram his hands and knees begging for the WKTI title, and giving away albums and a new Los Angeles rep Cynthia Cox. T-shirt. book, "Beatles A -To -Z."

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Charlie's become a big cham- Heard on the advance pressing sent to this pion of the Vietnam Veterans of America office last week, the emotional words and (VVA), a cause that certainly needs as touching melody sensitively done by Char- wide support as possible. At Daniels's very lie could turn the anthem into one of his successful eighth annual Volunteer Jam biggest selling tunes so far. If that hap- VOICE in Nashville last he talked becomes a crossover VOL uw rl w ra11119u.r ra-sn.m Of w.0 staged month, pens, especially if it and sang about the plight of our military hit with c&w and rock audiences, the VVA men who came back home from Southeast cause will receive an enormous boost in Asia heels instead of heroes. All profits national recognition. went to charity with half going to VVA. The only hitch in this what -can -go - SCENES Last September at another sold -out bene- wrong climb to the top of the charts is the fit in Saratoga, New York, Charlie (who, by difficulty in gauging how many radio sta- By Howard Smith & Lin Harris the way, is not a vet) raised $50,000 on the tions in this Reaganesque era will find the ea -soldiers' behalf. following stanza too subversive to air: A number Daniels performed that went "The ground at home/Was covered with over quite big at Volunteer Jam VIII and snow/And I was covered with sweat/My which will be his next single is "Still in younger brother calls me-a:killer/And my Daniels Saigon," written by Dan Daley. You might daddy calls me a vet." remember the lyrics from when they were Drafts Daley printed in This column July 29,` 1981.

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Why PD's Make Great GM's The Four P's Of Radio Spreading AOR Demo's Beyond 12-24 A Radio & Ratings: Uneasy Alliance JEFF GELB stilt of consultants, networks, and so forth is Satellite Services SANDUSKYS TONEY BROOKS SPEAKS something we're going to have to live An up-and-coming source of AOR pro- no way to avoid such conflicts with; there's gramming is satellites. The Sandusky and then. I respect Jeff's client every now AOR's are affiliated with Transtar, the Sun- and have an un- relationship with KZEW, belt satellite network. Brooks mentioned, A Message From derstanding with him not to make that situ- "We may run some of their lifestyle fea- than it is. KEGL ation any more awkward tures, but right now we're more interested Haze is very strong, and can do a PD Chris in their ancillary services. For example, his own. In addition, lot for that station on they're doing a national lifestyle research The President I'm taking a larger role in that station's study that looks at 25-34's. In addition, cons- flow of records, promotions, jock shifts, ratings direction. We're studying some In the never-ending overall tant 25-34 music research is being done. And time, it can become hard to market research results from Bill Moyes's books, and other things that take up a PD's we have a hard copy teleprinter that is up - Research Group right now to help deter- from a broader perspective. That perspective can be seen linked to the satellite that provides lifestyle see radio to what extent we may need addi- and above all, by radio mine information which the research group will more clearly by station managers, owners, programming input in Dallas." tional be feeding down the line. These things make group presidents. direction as "the four P's: people, position, Regearing For 25+ Transtar very effective without even get- Toney Brooks is President of Sandusky's This is a people in- product, and promotion. Brooks has strong beliefs about the ting into the programming. I think it's going radio division, which includes AOR's KBPI/ people at the sta- tensive business; without direction Sandusky's AOR's will be taking to be a very viable service in major Denver, KDKB/Phoenix, KZAM/Seattle, tion we have nothing at all," he stated. in the future. "All of them are regearing markets as well as smaller ones. and KWFM/Tucson, along with AOR- "Someone once told me that every radio 25+," he reported. "I find 12-24 radio rather "I have a lot of things in mind for satel- flavored CHR KEGL/Dallas. Toney's radio is the same: one -and -a -half pounds station easy. I don't believe in narrowcasting lites as far as Sandusky is concerned," he career started twenty years ago at WTBC/ of paper for the FCC. Only the people make against a 12-24 demo. The time everyone continued, "but it's very embryonic right Tuscaloosa as com- believe that. the difference. We really else is narrowcasting is the time I want to now. I want to get a foot in the door and get mercial copywriter, the GM a "Once we get good people I give be doing mass appeal radio on FM. I see a grip on satellite technology because I'm while he was still and he gives his de- great deal of autonomy, AM radio as the `boutique format' right now convinced it will have a tremendous and, I enrolled in a business from the partment heads the same. Nothing and FM as having the potential of being think, positive effect on radio programming program at the Uni- on our radio sta- corporation is imposed where AM was in the late sixties and early for the future. We see satellite technology versity of Alabama. support, not for bu- tions; we're here for 70's. A perfect example of the demos we're as an opportunity, not as something that's He followed MD and reaucracy or a hierarchy." shooting for is KEPI: they're number one in going to further fragment radio." PD stints at that sta- we have the people, He continued, "Once cume 18-24 men, 25-34 men, 18-24 women, tion with more small -defined posi- it's essential to have a clearly 25-34 women, and teens. And we have ex- Ratings Controversies market positions, must tion in the marketplace. This position cellent quarter-hour maintenance in all Ratings make or break radio stations graduating to major Toney Brooks have absolute integrity: everything we do, those cells. and even radio groups. Brooks concluded markets and KBPI in 1973 as Local Sales of programming, from the standpoints "I'm not the least bit interested in 12-24 our discussion with some thoughts on Arbi- Manager. A year later he was upped to and advertis- sales, marketing, promotions radio in any of our markets," he continued. tron and other ratings services. "Right Sales Manager and then General Sales that position. It makes it ing, addresses "We are not going to defend a 12-24 base but now," he began, "Arbitron is the only game Manager. He next traveled to sales posi- very easy for us to say yes or no to someone we will keep any other radio station from in town. Until another service comes along tions with WXYZ/Detroit and KAUM/Hous- we based on the integrity of the position 12-24 in any that offers alternatives that ad agencies ac- in 1979 as GM. He dominating a Sandusky station ton, returning to KBPI have. All our GM's, PD's and Sales Manag- cept, we have to play by their rules. We all Sandusky's radio market as long as we do AOR program- was named President of ers understand it; it is inviolate. have dissatisfactions with Arbitron but division in April 1980. "Next we develop the product, which ad- anng' Selling 12+ Numbers everyone in the radio industry is going PD To GM: The Possible Dream dresses the position. The product consists of Brooks noted that the Sandusky stations, about things in the wrong way. It's not our music, on -air presentation, personality, and though gearing 25+, still use 12+ to sell ad- Brooks is convinced his experience as responsibility to take an alternative ratings the ancillary format services. vertising. "A great 12+ creates local mar- service into an ad agency and sell it for a programmer has made him a better man- "Finally, when the product is in place, we ket ink," he stated. "Radio columnists in them. Burke and Trac 7 tried to get us to do agement figure. "Being able to relate to promote it. I believe a radio station should the local papers reduce radio to its lowest they're gone now. If the agen- programming and the precise positioning that and both make an effort to dominate one medium. If common denominators, because their audi- cies want one ratings service to simplify that has to be done in competitive markets it's outdoor, dominate it; TV, dominate it; ences aren't interested in reading about helps me to in strategy sessions participate print, dominate it. We find TV to be of max- demos. These references to good 12+ num- with the stations." imum effect; it allows us to precisely posi- bers help open doors for our sales depart- "It's not our responsiblity to He carries over that attitude to his views tion our stations, and is an extremely ment; there is immediate acceptance to our promoting within his organization. take an alternative ratings on powerful medium." calls. one of our PD's right now I consider "Every "The last thing in the world we want to do service into an ad agency and to be future GM material. They're all being is go into a retail outlet and start talking GM's. It's vital that "The time everyone else is sell it for them." groomed as future demos. We may as well be talking Swahili of GM's understand the programming side narrowcasting is the time I dialect. They don't care about demos; better to find those GM's radio, so where be doing mass appeal they've never sold anything to a `gross im- their buying procedures there's nothing If I bring a Sales want to than from our PD ranks? pression.' They're interested in what our anyone is going to be able to do to change GM position it is essential radio on FM." Manager into a radio station can do to make their cash that. I wish I had the time to sit around and a PD into a he has a strong PD. If you bring registers ring. Our salespeople have to sell think of the quixotic and idealistic ways we to find a great GM position, it's easier He concluded, "Overall, I think the four the medium of radio. They can't sit back could avoid these Arbitron problems, but I to complement the General Sales Manager P's present a common-sense approach to and hope for just good demo concentration have neither the time nor money to do so." than it is to put a to it I PD's sales weaknesses doing business. As long as we adhere to have a winning retail effort. That doesn't He continued, "We would fully support an GSM into a GM's job and then find a great it will contribute greatly to our suc- think mean you have to be No. 1 25+, but it alternative ratings service that had won PD to complement the GM's programming cess. Too many radio stations confuse posi- helps!" agency acceptance. But I will not provide weaknesses. tion, product, and promotion. They'll pro- AOR's formative days, it wasn't al- the seed money for it nor will I put my time there seem In "The bottom line here is that mote themselves in ways that have nothing ways easy to sell the format's street image into it. The RAB is doing a magnificent job out there than PD's. of to be more good GSM's to do with their audience's perception the to prospective advertisers. To some degree, of trying to get around this Arbitron Perhaps it's because there are more posi- station. Get just one of the four P's out of Brooks commented, that remains the case monopoly we're all faced with, and I would tions for growth in radio sales departments place and you have a fifth P: a Problem." today. "That's one of the reasons," he totally support from a monetary standpoint where you're either than in programming, The Consultant Connection noted, "why we try to avoid the 12-24 their efforts on our behalf. the PD or MD, or perhaps the Assistant PD. Sandusky uses Jeff Pollack as a cor- demographic. We're not interested in ad- "I don't like dealing with a monopolistic In a sales department the GSM has a Na- dressing the lifestyle and psychographic enterprise such as Arbitron. They're ram- tional Sales Manager, a Local Sales porate consultant. Brooks explained his serves as profile we would need to maximize 12-24 ming some things down our throats right Manager, plus four or five account execs to functions for the company: "Jeff He also quarter hours. Plus I think 12-24 nar- now that I don't like. For example, we now move up." a 'liaison between me and our PD's. participates in all our strategy sessions, ac- rowcasting is severely limited as far as have winter books in all our markets and I Sandusky's PD's and GM's work together in ting as another mind to pull ideas from and cume growth goes; there's only so many of don't believe it's radio's best interests. I very closely, Brooks explained. "At San- in the country bounce them off. He brings the national them. On the plus side, they're a heavy user think every radio market dusky we have a real team concept that 12 sweeps a year, in overview into our sessions. His weekly mu- group so you can extract good quarter ought to have two -week contributes to everyone having a very good fall. We need more sic calls with our PD's help, and he par- hours from them. I think Bob Hattrik and spring and don't any understanding of our common goals. Work- ratings than that. The only other thing we ticipates in monthly PD conference calls as John Sebastian are brilliant at that. But the ing together, we all know where we're going is well." delivery of that 12-24 demo and what you need a monthly programming barometer so it's easy to give the staff a very precise on our stations, and being given to One Sandusky station Pollack does not have to do to dominate it hinders retail that's us view of where the station is positioned in the right now Birch. consult is KEGL/Dallas, since, by former sales efforts, I think. When you have more by market." he consults competing of a 25+ profile you can increase your ac- "We were supporting Mediatrend in all arrangement, Birch Sandusky Corporate Philosophy KZEW. Brooks commented on this arrange- ceptance as far as retailers go. lit opens our markets. Now we'll be supporting Brooks explained Sandusky's overall ment, "Incest and cross-pollination as a re- more doors and closes fewer." Continued on Page 24

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AOR Reporter BUZZARD CELEBRATION - WMMS/Cleveland celebrated "Buzzard Appreciation Day," in Profile commemoration of being named Radio Station of the Year by "Rolling Stone" readers for a third consecutive year. Spotlighting the celebrating was an exclusive on -air concert by EMIA's Michael Stanley Band. Pictured cutting the cake (I -r) are Stanley, WMMS PD John Gorman 1055 jHA North Jersey and air personality Denny Sanders. GM: Bob Linder PD: Mark Chernoff Power: 6000 watts PRIVATE EYES - John Oates (left) of RCA's Hall & Oates chatted backstage with KMJX/Little Consultant: none Rock MD Sandy O'Connor (right) after the "If WDHA were anywhere else, group's recent area concert. audience coverage would make us one of the top U.S. markets. How- ever, North Jersey is considered just a part of New York. Rather than try- ing to compete head-on with New York, WDHA chooses to program uniquely for New Jersey. We are the only commercial AOR station in the state. We make a substantial man- WORKIN' FOR THE WEEKEND - Columbia's Loverboy played a weekend concert in power commitment to local and re- Boston, and were greeted backstage afterwards by WCOZ airstaffers. Pictured (1-r) are gional news, traffic, school/industry group's Paul Dean, WCOZ Promotion Director Grace Urbaitis, merchandise coordinator Ron closings, as well as concert and Bresnahan, group's Mike Reno, WCOZ airstaffer Mauzy Stafford, and MD Ted Edwards. weather information directed to an 18-34 North Jersey audience. "Although it's not the typical view- point, WDHA's success is not based Arbitron rating, but on our on an AC/DC DONATION KISW/Seattle printed up That derives from - economic position. posters of a photo showing Atlantic's AC/DC in how many listeners are attracted to concert with singer Brian Johnson sporting a advertisers and the almost -daily sta- KISW T-shirt. The poster sales benefitted the w tion events we host. Rates are afford- Children's Orthopedic Hospital. Pictured (I -r) at a HATCHET STRIKES FOR LEUKEMIA - Epic's Molly Hatche pactad with KMET/Los Angeles in able for local and regional adver- presentation of a check for $10,000 are a benefit concert for the T.J. Martell Leukemia Foundation. Pictured at a presentation of a $3000 tisers so we don't have to rely on vari- hospital rep, WEA's Brent Gordon, group's donation (l -r) are group's Banner Thomas and Bruce Crump, KMET PD Sam Bellamy, Hatchet able national business. WDHA does Angus Young, KISW PD Beau Phillips, band's manager Pat Armstrong, E/P/A's Robin Wren and Larry Stessel and group's Duane Roland and Jimmy Farrar. very well in our annual Arbitron re- Cliff Williams and Brian Johnson. port, but we sell by results instead. In the last year, for example, WDHA at- tracted 6000 listeners to a summer C O N C E R T S& C O N V E R S A T I O N S picnic, 10,000 to a winter ski party, UPDATE and another 20,000 to our Halloween party. 25,000 listeners have register- Most AOR's celebrate Rocktober, but on- the day. This information is passed along to BROADCASTS: Waitresses on WNEW-FMI ed for our WDHA discount card. ly WMMR/Philadelphia can really do listeners in two "cop out" segments. The New York. a wider range justice to "WMMaRch." Every day of the station explained that, while listeners may "Our music covers CONVERSATIONS: Clarence Clemons, Le of today's tightly - month the station is spotlighting an artist in perceive the reports as tip-offs for areas to than most Roux on WDHAINorth Jersey ... Dregs on AOR stations, with a an hourlong musical special, plus giving stay away from, the police are equally hap- formatted WERIIWesterly ... Karla Bonoff, Paul Collins emphasis on new music. away albums, books, and even a Pac-Man py with the reports because they use them strong on WNEW-FMINew York ... Roger McGuinn on free-form, the machine What's "frost heave?" If you to keep traffic away from accident areas Although we're not ... CHEZ-FMIOttowa ... Chubby Checker on live in the east you may have heard the airstaff does have considerable KILOIColorado Springs ... Karla Bonoff on decisions. We term used to describe those wicked potholes ... To celebrate KISW/Seattle's 11th AOR creative input in these WBABILong Island ... Bryan Adams on KSHEI we in the road that weren't there before the anniversary, the station broadcast a live do not rely on consultants; are St. Louis. locally owned and operated. All pro- winter season. WECM/Claremont's begun party - from New Orleans and the Mardi fits have been put back into building a "frost heave patrol," wherein listeners Gras. Morning team Langan & West did the station and staff. This month call to report new potholes in their area, their entire show from the balcony of a hotel Coming Next Week: We'll learn WDHA celebrates its 21st birthday thereby qualifying to win new shock absorb- overlooking Bourbon Street during the fes- the ins and outs of promotion in a tivities WPLR/New Haven hosted a and our fifth year in AOR." ers (of course) ... WKLS/Atlanta just ... conversation with two AOR Pro- - Bob Linder released its new homegrown talent album, dinner and live interview with Polydor/ pressing 10,000 copies at $4.96 each to Polygram's Waitresses from the nearby motion Directors, KTXQ/Dallas's benefit MS and MD. Those who want copies Elm City Diner prior to the band's local Bernie Lucas and WAAF/Worces- should contact MD Bob Bailey at (404) concert (so far as we know the band did not ter's Steve Stockman. The two 325-0960... Happy second AOR anniver- serve the meal) ... WKLC/St. Albans sent discuss merchandising, contests sary to WYMX/Augusta ... KVRE/Santa two drawing winners on a night on the town (and why they don't work) , media, AOR's Most Accurate Rosa has a unique (to say the least) ar- when WB's Rod Stewart came to town. The listeners got Rod cata- and more, with great tips for every Music Information rangement going with the area's police de- dinner, clothing, partment. Twice daily, the cops call KVRE logues, limo service to and from the show, station attempting to make a mark Begins on Page 50 to tell them where they'll be patrolling for and met Stewart that night. on its marketplace.

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Charlie's become a big cham- Heard on the advance pressing sent to this pion of the Vietnam Veterans of America office last week, the emotional words and (VVA), a cause that certainly needs as touching melody sensitively done by Char- wide support as possible. At Daniels's very lie could turn the anthem into one of his I successful eighth annual Volunteer Jam biggest selling tunes so far. If that hap- VOL VOICENe iu ºW9PAYd NW ivc staged in Nashville last month, he talked pens, especially if it becomes a crossover UM ME MHav V Kxu M4x1.1 and sang about the plight of our military hit with c&w and rock audiences, the VVA men who came back home from Southeast cause will receive an enormous boost in Asia heels instead of heroes. All profits national recognition. went to charity with half going to VVA. The only hitch in this what -can -go - SCENES Last September at another sold -out bene- wrong climb to the top of the charts is the fit in Saratoga, New York, Charlie (who, by difficulty in gauging how many radio sta- By Howard Smith & Lin Harris the way, is not a vet) raised $50,000 on the tions in this Reaganesque era will find the ex -soldiers' behalf. following stanza too subversive to air: imomssimig A number Daniels performed that went "The ground at home/Was covered with over quite big at Volunteer Jam VIII and snow/And I was covered with sweat/My which will be his next single is "Still in younger brother calls me*.killer/And my Daniels Saigon," written by Dan Daley. You might daddy calls me a vet." remember the lyrics from when they were Drafts Daley printed in This column July 29,` 1981.

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FALL ARB'S NO. 1 A/C CLIMBER U-102 Explodes In Knoxville It was a quiet day in Knoxville, Tennessee on April 15, 1981. On the radio, no station was really programming an A/C format, and it didn't seem to matter. Very few people knew that a 22,000 -watt FM outlet located 30 miles outside of town, WSEV-FM/Sevierville, had dropped its Beautiful Music format in favor of A/C that day. Situated outside the metro and therefore listed "below the line" in the Arbitron, WSEV-FM's 2.7 share "My insurance company? Radio Security Life, of course. Why do you ask?" 25-49 didn't raise many eyebrows. Some programmers sat up when the station boosted its power to 100,000 watts and changed calls to WMYU test. Unlike many other stations, which (U-102) . But when the fall '81 returns arrived, stunned Knoxville broad- favor songs by familiar artists, we look at casters discovered the sleeping giant had awakened: U-102 had erupted each song individually. It doesn't matter from a 1.912+ to an 11.7, while exploding 18-34 to a 22. With 25-49 demos who it's by. The mix between new and U102 soaring from the 2.7 to a 16.0, U-102 became the nation's A/C leader for familiar artists changes as people demand ratings growth over the fall measuring period! it. Personality Lineup: Formerly PD at WKY and KOMA/Oklahoma City, present U-102 Jocks Ad -Lib All Promos 6-10 Dr. Dave Dunaway 10-3 Mick St. John Bill Burkett the station's format and When this format first hit the air, we ran PD/Operations Manager described 3.7 Bill Burkett just six units an hour. (We run eleven now.) reasons for its overnight success: 7 -Mid Steve Harrison On -Air Approach Such a low unit load obviously helped, but it Adult Hybrid Mid -6 Tom Van Hart also left no room for produced promos. So Before we went on the air, we had the fine Wknds Phil Jarnagin and Gary Beach It's an adult hybrid between country and we read them live, and even now, the jocks soft rock. Country crossovers are an impor- assistance of the Research Group, who con- ducted primary market and music studies still ad-lib them all. I don't know how many tant element here, because after all, this is For the spring, we're planning a major (see R&R 1-22). Our research indicated the other stations are doing this, but it's been East Tennessee. Combined with soft rock, direct mail campaign, called the "U-102 was in music ; very effective. This method sells our pro- you get what constitutes A/C for Knoxville link to winning 25-49 listeners the motions better than anything we could have Prize & Coupon Book." It includes a window and the surrounding communities. Our therefore, we've positioned ourselves in offering a lot of music as the created. For an A/C audience, it's more sticker, discount coupons from our sponsors, primary target leans female 25-49. market as - music station. relatable and doesn't scream at them. and a chance to win a car or other prizes. Research Credited We're sending the packet to 100,000 homes For Success in the metro, which should cover nearly everyone. As a programmer throughout most of my "Unlike many other stations, we look at each song career, I've been second-guessing what the Keys To Further Growth audience wanted. individually. It doesn't matter who it's by. The mix The key to success is to sit down with the You always think you between new and familiar artists changes as people GM, the Sales Manager, and other key know what songs peo- demand it." management people, set the goals, and then ple want to hear, but convince them to stay with those goals. after doing a lot of There were times when we could have research, I found I thrown away our game plan for something Our personality approach is very conver- really didn't know. Promotion Saturation Planned else. But we knew we had to see it through. sational and friendly. We do a lot of music This is the first Promotionally, the biggest thing we did We also work very hard to learn new sweeps, because just as I've been told all time I have been so during the fall sweep was just some free techniques all the time. As long as we keep my life as a broadcaster, people want to involved in research, rides over the Smokey Mountains to wanting to improve, to keep that con- hear more music. The perception studies plane but it's really very see the of the leaves. As spectacular tinuously open attitude for ways to become show we're viewed as offering that. Now turning simple. All research the scenery is, it's not like giving away a more and more successful, our future is we're in the process of supplementing the as is asking the au- Bill Burkett lot of prizes or money. secure. programming with more information, in big dience is, "What do you want a radio station to information image as to do for you?" They tell us, and we do it. order establish an That's the reason for our success, and as well. youth - easy as that sounds, for some reason a lot of We don't come on sounding but the music is contemporary. people just overlooked it. But then, I've oriented, Progress done the same thing often in my career, too. Our dial position, located between an AOR and a CHR, helped us get a lot of youth Brewer flagship station ... Also in Milwaukee, New Station sampling. That, plus the fact that we were a Air Personalities Don Rockwell takes over the 6-10pm slot at One of the advantages we had is that new station, resulted in a high level of Jim Davis has rejoined the air staff at WZUU where he was previously interim Produc- U-102 came on the air as practically a new curiosity listening from the 18-24's. Now, WOMCIDetroit to handle morning drive after a tion Director and weekend air personality ... Paul facility. As an out-of-town low -power sta- how long they will stay with us, I don't previous stint with the station from 1975 to 1980. Ellis has been appointed utility announcer at tion, no one could really hear us in Knox- know. We could be a passing fad, but He returns from WJRIDetroit where he was doing WOWOIFt. Wayne, formerly with WRFDICoIum- ville. Raising our signal strength to 100kw regardless, those demos are not our con- afternoons. Other changes in the personality bus doing mornings... Chuck Logan moves to A/C simultaneously essen- cern compared to our 25-49 emphasis. and switching lineup include Dave Lockhart, middays; Nick from part-time to afternoon drive at KOBlAIbu- new competitor. It's tially created a brand Callouts Call The Shots Arama, afternoons; Gene Kruszewski, evenings; querque, while Mike Phillips joins the station definitely an advantage to enter a market Our current selections are determined Roy Stephens, all night ... Gary Cocker has join- from KZZX-FM/Albuquerque to handle mid - as a new station, as opposed to trying to strictly by callout. We're playing between ed KFMBISan Diego to cover three weekend air - days .. . Tony Verkinnes, formerly with change the image of an existing one. 13-15 current singles at this time. We rarely shifts and assist with production; he was WJONISt. Cloud, comes to KMOMIMonticello, go on anything that isn't already being ex- previously with KOGOISan Diego doing eve- MN to do AM drive ... Steve Brill fills the midday posed in the market somewhere else. We nings ... Weekender Mike McCann and all- slot at WKZNIZion, IL after leaving competitor found a great deal of sharing between the nighter Ed Baer are swapping airshifts at WXLC/Waukegan ... Veteran newsman Spider Country and contemporary stations - so WYNYINew York to allow Ed to handle middays MacLean celebrates his 25th anniversary with CT during the week ...D- KWIZ!Santa Ana this week... WASH/Washing- AIC's Most Accurate much that our audience is familiar with the at WICCIBridgeport, records we play by the time we add them. wayne Mosley, Sports Director of WISN/Mil- ton, DC MD Bob Duckman and his wife Carolee Music Information Our Research Director, Richard Long, also waukee joins Bob Uecker to fill out the Milwaukee are the proud parents of a newborn daughter, Begins on Page 61 uses requests to help select the records we Brewers radio announcing team. WISN is the Lauren. Congratulations!

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY - WCTC/New Bruns- WHO'S KISSIN' WHO? WHEN/Syracuse mid- wick, NJ celebrated its 35th anniversary with day personality Joe Gallagher has figured a this mammoth cake and a $1450 check to a way to get paid for getting kissed, as he par- lucky listener. Pictured (l -r) are Operations ticipated in a local public TV station's annual Manager Jay Meyers, cake-toting National President Pat Emanuel, and fund-raising promotion. Elvis Presley Day MADE FOR EACH OTHER Cast members of "The Wiz" "eased on down the road" to visit Jarmus. - afternoon personality Mike air personalities from KWIZ/Santa Ana, CA. Posed in the front row are KWIZ-AM talents John Novak (far left) and Ronni Richards (far right) and KWIZ-FM hosts Joy Sullivan and Jo E. Griffin (back row, fourth from left and far right)

JERMAINE TO WCFL - Motown's Jermaine DEJA VU - After playing the original Sea- Jackson visited WCFL/Chicago recently. Pic- food Mama's "Harden My Heart" before the tured (1--r) are PD Dave Martin, independent group became famous as Quarterflash, KEX/ promotion rep Paul Gallas, Jackson, and MD Portland added the record again with equally RADIO TO THE RESCUE 13 -year-old Ricky LaRue. great phone response. Stopping by to show - Mary Pat Tummillo of Chicago will soon be on his way appreciation to MD Bob Swanson (far left) to West Germany, location for the only clinic are group manager Jay Issac and Warner in the world that can cure his rare skin Brothers' Greg Lee, along with Mary and Rin- response to a WYEN/ disease. Community FROM AUSTRALIA TO SOUTH DAKOTA dy Ross of Quarterflash. radiothon for his benefit raised - Des Plaines, IL Russell Hitchcock of Air Supply stopped by are WYEN personal- over $28,000. With Ricky to say hello to KELO/Sioux Falls evening per- Louie Parrott and Keven ities (l r) Kenn Harris, sonality Dennis Jimenez and MD Marc Elliot Jay.

LET'S EAT - KLTE/Oklahoma City cospon- sored its second annual Chili Cook -Off & Feast to raise $1500 for promoting local irs IN THE BAG - WBAG/Burlington, NC theatre arts. For a single admission, the recently cosponsored a skate -a -thon for public got a show and all the chili they could Easter Seals, raising over $2000. Helping the eat Pictured behind the blue ribbon winners charity and sorority representatives were PD are happily -stuffed Joe Geoffroy and after- Kirk Puckett (far left) and night personality noon personality Randy Kemp. Chip Chase (far right). TWIN BROTHERS OF DIFFERENT MOTHERS - Look alike, you say? Only their hairdressers GOOD VIBRATIONS - After rocking an area know for sure! Rupert "Breaker" Holmes audience recently, Beach Boy Bruce John- stops by to discuss programming strategies stone takes a moment to greet WSGAISa- with WELT/New Haven VP/Programming Bill vannah VP/GM Jerry Rogers (left), and PD Rock. We think Rupert's the one on the right Ron Frederick (right).

BORED OF THE BOARD - WGNT/Huntington's morning team of J.B. Miller (right) and News COLD CASH GIVEAWAY - KCEE(790)/Tucson froze a $790 gift certificate into a 6 -foot cube of Director Jim Jablonski (left) broadcast their show atop the scaffold of one of their long- ice weighing over six tons, and took over 7000 guesses in four days from listeners trying to standing billboards to persuade management to erect something new. The result? A new figure exactly when the certificate would show through. Pictured (f -r) are newsman Brad billboard the very same day! What a coincidence! Behan, PD Ken Roberts, and MD/Promotions Director Alan Michaels.

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CAROLYN PARKS WDAK (5000w day, 500w night) at 540 on the AM dial is located on the far western border of Georgia, with coverage extending into both Georgia and Alabama. The sta- COUNTRY CLOSEUP tion became K -Country on January 13, 1981 and debuted with a 12.5 in the Spring '81 ARB (12+, Mon -Sun, Gam -midnight). Music is researched through 100 mailout polls sent to listeners each week, asking them to rate both currents and oldies the station is playing. From this response plus Radio Gives the use of trades, some sales research, and the good old ear, a mix of v3 currents, 1/3 adds & extras, and v3 recurrents & oldies is culled to form WDAK's playlist. Approx- imately one album cut per hour is also included in the music mix. Personality and promotion play a big part in WDAK's success story. The station Listeners Its Heart owns a fleet of 70 antique pick-ups, which are constantly used as mobile billboards, Since it's been some time since a WEEP/Pittsburgh supplied lots of as well as a hot air balloon and, not one but two mascots (the K -Country Duck and the column was devoted to station pro- lipstick to listeners picked as the "Best Blue Tick Hounddog). Being located in an historic Columbus landmark, "Wynn - Kissers." Wonder who did the judging? wood," also increases visibility, as tours of the beautifully -furnished studio/home motions (not to mention that my are conducted daily, with listeners invited to breakfast on the porch each morning WOKQ/Dover, NH sends this shot promotion file is so big it hardly fits along with WDAK's personalities. of some of the more unusual entries in the in the ), I With all that going on, it's certainly understandable why Columbus is drawer anymore! thought station's annual "Homemade WOKQ K -Country! I'd give us all a little breather after Valentine Contest." Of the over 200 entries the Country Radio Seminar to received, the WOKQ/98 cloth banner in review some promotional happen- center took the first place award, while the ings around the country. Valentine's Day is always a fun holiday to surround with a promo- tion, as many of our stations have done: KAGE/Winona, MN sent in a photo of a few of the hundreds of Valentines received in the station's annual contest. The grand prize winner, who won an all-expenses paid KYKR-FM/Port Arthur, TX combined a to see the movie, but also stars Nick Nolte free Valentine's concert, featuring Roy and Deborah Winger, who attended. Head, with an on -air contest called "Put "Spirit of St. Valentine" (at left) and "Upon How Do You Say Your Pucker On A Postcard." Listeners Waking in the Morning" (at right, an picked up their free concert tickets at the Thank You? abstract of morning personality Tom T. station or the local club, with 750 given The Greater Empire Broadcasting sta- Healy) also won awards. First prize was a away by performance time. Winners in the tions of KYNN/Omaha, KWKH/Shreve- complete waterbed outfit, which is a good postcard contest were chosen through port, KFDI/Wichita, KTTS/Springfield, place to stay if Tom really does look like a random drawing onstage during break in and KBRQ/Denver have found a nice way that in the morning! a the concert, with entrants receiving carna- to thank their many listeners by holding KEEN/San Jose had listeners call in tions, T-shirts, and albums. The grand prize "Listener Appreciation Shows" annually at Valentine's messages to the station, which winner, selected by the audience as having each location. Free to the public, this year's were recorded and played back on the big the best pair of lips, won a watch. talent roster included the Bellamy weekend for two in Minneapolis, submitted day. If the caller heard the message KLAK/Denver presented a special Valen- Brothers, Sonny James, and Reba McEn- a lifesize replica of a cowboy, who is now replayed, he or she had 13 minutes to call in tine's Day salute to Kenny Rogers by airing tire. known as "Country Sam" at the station. and claim 12 long-stemmed roses plus Reba a two-hour music special tracing the KBBQ/Ventura gave away 1000 roses to McEntire's "Heart To Heart" album. A superstar's career from his days with the sweethearts of all ages plus a matching pair grand prize winner was also picked to First Edition until the present. of his 'n' her watches valued at $450. receive dinner for two at a local restaurant. Next Up ...St. Patty's Day Going with the theory that "everyone becomes Irish on St. Patrick's Day," The Wittle Country Music Guide KYTE/Portland has scheduled a whole series of events leading up to the actual holiday. First on the agenda is a presenta- tion from the station and the East Portland Sonny James is pictured following the KBRQ con- Jaycees to Governor Victor Atiyeh, pro- cert trying to conduct five interviews at the same claiming him Governor Victor O'Atiyeh for time with station personalities (l -r) Angela Ford, FP&E the week of March 10-17, as well as renam- Tab Allen, Diane Davis, Jon Lawrence, and Jim ing the state, now known officially as the Stricklan. Great State of O'Oregon. Portland Mayor Several more local "Wrangler Country Frank lvancie and the City Council also get Starsearch" finalists have advanced to Road just rewards, becoming Mayor Frank 3200 Pine Tree their state finals, including WKHK/New York's Lansing. Michigan 48910 O'Ivancie and his high (?) council in good entry The Country Jam Band, KTPK- Town. The week old O'Portland entire of FM/Topeka's winner Patti Lou Reed, and festivities culminates in a major parade WFIL/Philadelphia's aspiring artists The through downtown Portland on the 17th. Johnston Brothers. Good luck to all the KXYL/Brownwood, TX brought "A Taste local winners who are now in the final Of Brownwood" to the area recently to stages of the contest. create business for the restaurant industry and also contribute to the local community. KLAC/Los Angeles decided to celebrate 12th of playing of- Forty-five businesses participated in this its year country music by fering listeners a "Fabulous February." huge dinner show, selling out all 1000 tickets printed, and attendees not only got a wide The station ran two all -request weekends, variety of foods to sample but also some gave away eight four -day cruises to Mexico to local of local entertainment and a chance to con- and tickets various places enter- held Appreciation 100.7 FM Best in the Country + 1010 AM tribute to a variety of local charities. tainment, and a "Fan WILQ/Williamsport, PA showed its ap- Night at the Pal," with dinner, preciation to the local public television sta- refreshments, and entertainment (provided tion by hosting twice last month a "Down by Zella Lehr) on the house. St. Judes Children's Research Hospital in WITLILansing redesigned its weekly music survey late last year to Home Country" show on Channel 44 in Memphis, TN got some long distance help feature the station's playlist, telephone numbers, promos, information, and a Scranton. Larry Gatlin and Lacy J. Dalton were a few of the artists on hand to provide when KFH/Wichita staged a 52 -hour week. It became so popular that listeners were different staff photo each the country flavor. radiothon to raise money for the hospital. sending in self-addressed, stamped envelopes for their free copies. Its han- The world premiere of "Cannery Row" Last year's event raised $42,000, and the in dy size and shape also make an eye-catching display at local record stores played in Salinas, CA (where it was partial- station expects close to $65,000 pledges this time around. in the holder WITL supplies. Of course, the word FREE at the top doesn't ly shot), and KTOM was right there to give hurt any either, and the music guides have been going like hotcakes. two seats away (at $50 each, they were much in demand). The winners not only got Continued on Page 32

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Charlie's become a big cham- Heard on the advance pressing sent to this pion of the Vietnam Veterans of America office last week, the emotional words and (VVA), a cause that certainly needs as touching melody sensitively done by Char- wide support as possible. At Daniels's very lie could turn the anthem into one of his .VOICE successful eighth annual Volunteer Jam biggest selling tunes so far. If that hap- VOL ssxwwio ,H.wux,r¢.sr.rmor.m..xu staged in Nashville last month, he talked pens, especially if it becomes a crossover and sang about the plight of our military hit with c&w and rock audiences, the VVA men who came back home from Southeast cause will receive an enormous boost in Asia heels instead of heroes. All profits national recognition. went to charity with half going to VVA. The only hitch in this what -can -go - SCENES Last September at another sold -out bene- wrong climb to the top of the charts is the fit in Saratoga, New York, Charlie (who, by difficulty in gauging how many radio sta- By Howard Smith & Lin Harris the way, is not a vet) raised $50,000 on the tions in this Reaganesque era will find the es -soldiers' behalf. following stanza too subversive to air: A number Daniels performed that went "The ground at home/Was covered with over quite big at Volunteer Jam VIII and snow/And I was covered with sweat/My which will be his next single is "Still in younger brother calls me-a.killer/And my Daniels Saigon," written by Dan Daley. You might daddy calls me a vet." remember the lyrics from when they were Drafts Daley printed in this column July 29, 1981.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 32 RBA/Friday, March 12, 1982 Country Closeup Continued from Page 30 Meanwhile, WKSJ/Mobile drew thousands to its "Azalea Trail Run." The Rafting, Running & Receipts citywide race was promoted through the the 10th ANNUAL BIFF COLLIE VrIV FRONT PAGE: Acuff-Rose completed that purchase deal of the GREAT COUNTRY 4 -Star Publishing catalogue from bankruptcy court. The day it was com- RIVER FESTIVAL pleted Bob Jennings got word that, in Dolly Parton's new album, there FEBRUARY 6,7 1982 fet «MKS LISTEN 19 are nine Dolly songs and one 4-Star/Acuff-Rose song ("Release Me") . The late Eddie Miller once told me when he was a kid in West Texas his GREAT COUNTRY 68 AM great dream was to write for Acuff-Rose. He's now an Acuff-Rose writ- er... Shorty Lavendar made it in Nashville. He was a fiddler with Ray Price, session musician, booking agent and talent agency owner. After KKYX/San Antonio recently held its Hubert Long died, Shorty started his own 10th why the Kendalls' annual "Great Country agency, in partners with George Jones and 'now' attitudes. That's River Festival" bland!" USA's featuring such artists as Leon Everette, his wife Tammy Wynette. When he died blend is never -Jamboree Cathy Gurley ... "The New Year's Eve Earl Thomas Conley, Sylvia, Reba McEn- March 1, Shorty left his wife Barbara and in 1976 was the best show tire, George Strait, and Gary Morris. sons Thomas, Grover, Jr., and Bob, and a show Pittsburgh, Smith, Elvis's first lot of friends... Porter Wagoner sold his Elvis ever did" -Billy "Lefty was 13 years older than KCJB/Minot, ND decided to do Fireside Recording Studio to Benny Ken- cousin... kids. I was the something for their listeners that would nerly and Associates, reorganized his com- me, the oldest of us eight David Frizzell ... "Af- really help this winter. During January the pany and is shooting for the road again in second-youngest" - use of patches, of which 10,000 were dis- the first million - station drew one grocery receipt sent in by 1982...Dorothy (Mrs. Tex) Ritter and her ter Vernon Dalhart scored tributed. Another successful promotion the country record in 1924, it took 39 listeners each Monday and wrote a check to son, attorney Tom, have bought a home in seller station held was in conjunction with Lin- years for a female to strike gold. I'm glad it the winner (amount no object). That went L.A.... Wednesday night (3-10) they taped coln's birthday. Listeners were asked to was over so well that the following month they "Ernest Tubb: An American Original," a was me!" -Skeeter Davis (The song guess how many years ago a penny had to solicited paid receipts for home heating one-hour TV special produced by Dick "End Of The World") ...Over 7000 registra- be deposited to earn $501.76, at 51 % in- 1 bills and paid for three of them, totalling Clark Productions for syndication. Guest tions by March for this year's Fan Fair terest, passbook savings, compounded an- to date, $474. With the temperatures plummeting to list included George Jones, Waylon Jenn- '82, half of the biggest registration nually. Can you guess? The person who with over three months to Oak below zero many days, we'd say the station ings, Marty Robbins, B.J. Thomas, Conway go...The calculated 202 years and 55 days received Ridge Boys Gospel -turned - got off lucky. Twitty, etc.; and co-producer was Pete became the first the $501.76. Country Pop group ever to win five Gram- Drake... Jones "stood 'em up" again on the videotape Music City News top country awards show mys. The boys, I understand, at the Opry House. George brought the every show they do for later study on how to improve performances. If that's the crowd to its feet, even though, he said, "I hit their maybe they can look over their video a couple of bad notes" ... Sandi Patti, the case, of Houston Livestock & Rodeo Show "Rookie of the Year" in gospel music, also the (2-27) and locate the 6840 people who became the "Artist Of The Year" and extra attended the event (normal seating capaci- "Female Vocalist Of The Year" at the ty is 40,000). The group broke the all-time Gospel Music Association's 13th annual record for a music act at that "Dove Awards" ...Larry Gatlin will pro- attendance duce Dottie West's next album, bringing full -circle the story of Dottie's championing Larry. She brought him to Fred Foster at Monument Records, and Larry's first song of national note came as a result of the "B" side of Kris Kristofferson's classic "Why Me, Lord?" (Gatlin's "Help Me"). NO, THIS IS NOT A TIDE COMMERCIAL - WSAI/Cincinnati recently played host to the OF MARCH: IDES Nashville Judge Tom Chicago Knockers mud wrestling experts in an exhibition match before 1200 excited listeners. Wiseman issued an injunction preventing MD John Marks's smile shows through in right photo as he practices his famous thigh hold. Pic- Al Cartee from selling records of those 1975 ture on left shows how wrestlers (Er) Marks, Knocker Sassy Sandy, WSAI's Dave Boone, and "demo" tapes on the group called "Wild Knocker Bodacious Beauty looked prior to mudslinging events. Country," now known as Alabama...Lor- etta Lynn's manager is now Professor Dave Skepner, an adjunct member of the Bel- mont College (Nashville) faculty, teaching Louise Mandrel! and R.C. Bannon are back in artist management... Jeannie Ghent, Nashville for a brief respite before beginning a formerly with ABC -Dot, MCA, & RCA, major tour in mid-March to promote their LP became coordinator of services for the "Me And My RC." It should be a treat for Mandrell organization... They're taping them touring together; with their previous diverse schedules, this is the only way the two Cash "Salute to the American that Johnny artists knew how to communicate with each Cowboy" special next week (3-22) in Kerr- other! Must be hard breaking old habits. ville, TX, with Lynda ("Wonder Woman") Carter, Charly McClain, John Anderson arena...The scandal sheets are devouring and the Oak Ridge Boys... Merle Haggard the rumors of the dissolution of the Dolly and former President Richard Nixon's Parton -Carl Dean marriage... Jerry Lee paths crossed before Hag performed for Lewis and his ex-wife Myra are writing the Pat Nixon's 1973 birthday at the White first "authorized" Jerry Lee Lewis House. Both were educated in Whittier, CA. story...Stella Parton gone "Hollywood?" Nixon graduated Whittier College; Hag- Her new record certainly has little gard matriculated at Fred C. Nelles School resemblance to "country" even to- For Boys, a reform school. This week Hag- day... Mel Tillis to do a talk show this gard sang for his supper again at the fall????? (that's easy for you to California White House, this time for the say! )...Johnny & June Carter Cash R&R's "Best New Artist" of 1981 pick Ricky Skaggs is also the first artist to be signed to per- Reagan's wedding anniversary. celebrated their 14th anniversary March form at this year's Knoxville World's Fair. Ricky is shown penning the contract at the Interna- DON'T TELL ANYBODY, BUT...: "I do 8...Playing golf at Willie Nelson's Peder- tional Celebrity Services offices (where he also signed a booking representation contract with the firm) surrounded by (l-r) Manager of Corporate Relations my songs in one take; two takes at the nales Country Club in Austin, my old friend for Entertainment for the World's all Fair Marcia Morren, ICS President Andrea Cactus Pryor tells me a friend asked Willie Smith, Skagg's manager Chip Pea y, ICS VP Mrs. most... after that I get tired of 'em. A Dean Raymer, and Fair Director of Performing Arts Michael Blachly. song's just like a woman" -Jerry Lee what was par for a particular hole. Willie Lewis ... "Royce and Jeannie Kendall are said: "Whatever I want it to be! Yesterday unique; staunchly 'country' leanings & hip it was ten...and I 'birdied' it! !" ... TRUE: Sylvia took the secretarial job vacated by Janie Fricke's ascent to stardom, but their Coors Country News boss Tom Collins doesn't mind. You see, Welcomes... Tom produces both artists' records... New- comer Sandy Robb of Bryan (she'll do her KVET/Austin (ßb KSON/San Diego Country Radio's Most Accurate first album in Nashville next month) knows To Our Affiliate Line-up a man who's a bird fancier. He crossed a Music Information parrot with a tiger. They don't know what it Call Pete Howard (213)392-8743 Begins on Page 56 is, but when it talks, everybody listens! 228 Main Si, Suite R Venice, CA. 90291

www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, March 12, 1982 Page 33 WMAL, Ockershausen Settle $20 Million Sexual Harrassment Suit A negotiated out -of -court settle- shausen's administrative assis- ment was reached last month in tant. She charged him with sex- the $20 million sexual harrass- ually harrassing her, disparaging ment suit filed last May against her religion and her ethnic back- ABC, WMAL/Washington and ground, and falsifying her job WMAL VP/GM Andy Ockershau- evaluation, resulting in her dis- sen. As part of the agreement, the missal. In court papers the de- parties pledged not to disclose fendants had denied all charges. TO: All Air Personnel terms of the settlement. Ockershausen is a former NAB The suit was filed by Marie Board Chairman. FROM: The General Manager Castro -Arrien, formerly Ocker- New circumstances demand creative new policies! As all of you know, it now seems we no sooner end one rating period than another one begins, placing great demands on all of us to attain peak performance at all times. Those creeps across the LEAVES WB APRIL 1 street are up to their usual dirty tricks and they are hurting us. That is why I am instigating a few new policies to strengthen our overall air performance. Island Independent Again VACATIONS only hurt us because someone is always wanting to disappear for two weeks right during the ratings, so I am doing away with this old-fashioned waste of company time. We'll all be here competing when it counts! Island Records, which has been ber, but for reasons of contract SICK DAYS are no more. I figure if you're able to get in your miserable rattletrap of a car to go to a doctor, you're certain- distributed by Warner Brothers fulfillment, Warners will handle ly well enough to come to work. Records for the past four years af- two forthcoming Steve Winwood UNION MEETINGS are one of the most obvious wastes of time anyone ever heard of and they don't really accomplish ter being distributed independent- albums, one by Robert Palmer, anything anyway, except to build up a lot of false hopes and expectations. If you want to keep having them just schedule them ly and by Capitol, is returning to and a Bob Marley soundtrack. on your off -time, perhaps on weekends or your day off. the independent approach April 1. Island founder Chris Blackwell DEATH OF A FAMILY MEMBER is a real downer and hanging around a bunch of grieving people will only depress Warners-distributed Island cata- cited difficulties in breaking new you. We don't need any depression around the station, so henceforth no time off will be allowed for this sort of thing. log reverts to Island in Septem- artists as well as resistance to YOUR OWN DEATH will be considered an adequate excuse, but I would ask that you keep the welfare of the station in Island's "One Plus One" ensgPtte mind and have some consideration in timing, allowing an adequate pre -mortem period for training someone else to do your policy (one side comprising the specialized little tasks around here. I can't just jerk a stranger off the street to type cart labels or call the music list in, can I! W40d album, the other blank). Island's Continued from Page 1 subsidiaries Antilles and Mango with them are not only a reflection have been using independent CALENDAR of the success of WBEN, but the distributors for some time, and Champ Breath Holder: "I Didn't Know Better!" major contribution that each Island will likely use the same net- MONDAY, MARCH 15: No one has gone without breathing longer than Robert Foster, who sank to the bottom (man) has played in our success. work. of a pool 23 years ago today and didn't come up for nearly fourteen minutes 113min, 42.5sec1. "I wasn't trying to set the world In a broadcasting world where record. I didn't think I could. I was as surprised as anybody!" Foster stresses his 1959 breath -holding accomplishment was competition becomes more in- dangerous and says he knows of three people who have since died trying to beat his record. tense daily and the problems of Lyman Continued from Page 3 The turkey buzzards return to Hinckley, Ohio today. Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews starred when "My Fair Lady" doing business more complex, it is premiered on Broadway this date in 1956. Julius Caesar was assassinated on the ides (middle) of March in 44BC. Income tax nice to have people whose strengths office of RKO Retail Sales. Since deadline is a month away. are distributed in a unique and 1972, as VP/GM of WGMS-AM & Sly Stone is 38. Beach Boy Mike Love and Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead are 41. Bluesman Lightnin' Hopkins, who special balance." FM, he has made that station an died last month, would've been 70. important part of the Washington First Of The Space Rockets cultural affairs. He has area's TUESDAY, MARCH 16: The first liquid -fueled rocket of the kind that would eventually take Man into space Weed also performed effectively as blasted off from a Massachusetts pasture 56 years ago today in 1926. Dr. Robert Goddard got his contraption to a modest Continued from Page 1 head of RKO's FM Division over altitude of 41 feet before it landed 184 feet away. Dr. Fred Durant III, who wrote the Encyclopedia Britannica section on Lang commented, "Steve's broad - the last five years. Altogether, space flight, points out that Goddard's rocket went 26 feet farther than the Wright's first airplane flight. based experience as a radio pro- Mr. Lyman brings with him to his The United States Military Academy at West Point is 180. The Federal Trade Commission is 67. The Beatles released grammer will add yet another di- new position, the unique combina- "Can't Buy Me Love" 18 years ago. We didn't know it at the time, but the now -infamous massacre of Vietnamese civilians was mension in our company. Steve's tion of extensive broadcast taking place 14 years ago today at My Lai village. a well-rounded programmer and a operating experience along with Former First Lady Thelma Catherine Patricia Nixon is 70. Comedian Jerry Lewis (born Joseph Levitch) is 56. Erik terrific addition to the group." an important visibility in the Estrada is 33. Nancy Wilson of Heart is 28. Weed stated, "Working with the Washington community." Amaturo Group has been very re- Lyman will continue as VP/GM The Wearin' (And Sellin') O' The Green warding. They are perhaps the of WGMS-AM & FM, and his pro- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17: At the Hallmark card company Eric Mergenstern says, "You won't see a St. finest broadcast organization in motion is effective immediately. Patrick's Day card that isn't green, but for just about every other holiday you can't give away a green card!" If green beer, the country, and are truly com- No new head for RKO's FM Divi- green clothing and green shamrocks aren't quite adequate to show your St. Patrick's Day enthusiasm, you might consider reviv- mitted to winning." was sion named ing an old custom. "Although it's not observed by many anymore, a plateful of shamrocks soaked in whiskey is served for breakfast," says Mergenstern. "The master of the house gives the rest of the newly-opened bottle to the servants." This is the anniversary of the 1834 birth of Charles Daimler, who made the first motorcycle and went on to create the Mercedes automobile. Leslie -Anne Down is 28. John B. Sebastian is 38. Jefferson Starship crewman Paul Kantner is 40. Soviet defector Rudolph Nureyev is 44. Rudy Diesel Got A Bang From Coal Dust THURSDAY, MARCH 18: This is the anniversary of the 1858 birth of German mechanical engineer Rudolph Diesel, whose first plugless-engine experiments involved trying to find an appropriate fuel. "He took coal and ground it up ex- ceedingly fine, almost like pepper, and tried to blow that into the engine," says Henry Ortner, "but there was no way of con- QUARTERFLASHES TO CHICAGO - Geffen's Quarterflash were recent in- trolling the burning. It went off with just one helluva bang!" Ortner (Technical Director of the Association of Diesel Specialists) terview guests at WLUP/Chicago. Pictured (Lr) are group's Mary and Rindy says Diesel's engine was perfected after several years of experimentation led him to fuel oil, which is what diesels burn today. Ross with WLUP MD Sky Daniels. The world's first recording star was Enrico Caruso. In an Italian hotel room 80 years ago today he cut the first "truly satisfactory" phonograph records and collected 950 per tune from the Grammophone company. Ten songs made up the $500 session. Wilson Pickett is 41. Charley Pride is 43. Writer George Plimpton hits 55 and actor Peter Graves is 56. Hit Us With Final Full Day Of Winter! Your Best FRIDAY, MARCH 19: Ending their annual six -thousand -mile migration flight from Argentina, the swallows Shot traditionally return to the Mission of San Juan Capistrano today. Although the Southern California town (between Los Angeles and San Diego) celebrates this as arrival day, the fork-tailed birds actually straggle into their nesting areas over a period of R&R wants you ... to send several weeks. Swallows are attractive little creatures. They attract tourists and they eat bugs. The first American bank robbery was 151 years ago today, when Edward Smith hit City Bank of New York for $245,000. us your station's pictures. Any format, No guns. He used a duplicate vault key. Smith did five years in Sing Sing. any size market, whether you're a reporter Ursula Andress is 44. Phyllis Newman is 47. Writer Irving Wallace (born Irving Wallechinsky) is 66. 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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 34 R&RIFriday, March 12, 1982 Blattb Oklahoma City's Black success story: KAEZ R&R's new reporting stations Radio Gospel music workshop in Indianapolis WALT LOVE

KAEZ have on its show? "We have four na- as I said before there are no other outlets tionalities in total. We've got one American here for blacks. This gives us the opportuni- KAEZ: Black Programming Indian, one Caucasian, one Hispanic and ty to play music by unknown artists who ordi- the rest of us are black." When are these narily wouldn't get an opportunity at all people on the air? "Our American Indian with Urban or CHR stations in larger cities. announcer is Toby James and he's on noon- "Another formatic angle is our approach In Oklahoma 3pm, and our white announcer, George on the air - professional and friendly. I City Fuller, does the all-night show and has quite think the most important thing about this a large following." radio station is our obvious Did you know commitment to that there was a Black radio station in the state of What do you think has contributed to the the black community. Being a minority - Oklahoma? We all know about those great Oklahoma football teams, but current successful ratings? "Truthfully, it's owned business, we not only have a com- I'm sure most of us never thought about too many other things that a mystery to all of us how we came out so mitment to ourselves but to all blacks as we might have anything black -oriented in connection with Oklahoma - well this Arbitron, particularly because try to secure a solid place for the black com- other than oil. Now, for those uninformed types, such as myself, we have we're not a subscriber to their service. In munity here in the state of Oklahoma. The KAEZ-FM/Oklahoma previous books we've never shown this well. church has always played an important role City - black and successful at what it does, go- I believe consistency has contributed to our in the lives of black people - so on Sundays ing from 2.3 to 4.8 in the latest Arbitron ratings. success more than anything. At one time our gospel programming runs from 6am- Program Director Lee Simpson is part of Ethnic Appeal our format was more free -form - now we lpm. At that time we break for five hours of the driving force behind this success story. are rotating our records in categories. We jazz programming, then at 6pm we go back Besides being Program Director, Lee does Includes Indians have specific times for our current blues, to gospel until 11pm. During the course of the 9am-noon air shift. Quite frankly, I Do you feel that you have any white au- jazz, or our top contemporary black music. the day, and in the aforementioned hours, wasn't really aware of any cities in the dience? "Definitely, not only blacks like Everything has a specific position within we broadcast many services from different Plains states with a significant enough rhythm & blues. After all, 40% of all black every hour of the day - these are the types denominations of churches." black populace to warrant a Black radio music is purchased by non -minorities of things that I think have helped us." I asked Mr. Simpson to tell us how many format. Mr. Simpson and I discussed his throughout this country. We feel we're ser- commercial minutes KAEZ runs per hour format, the station's mixture of personnel, vicing a comparable amount here in and if there's any problem selling advertis- the ratings, and Oklahoma City itself. Oklahoma City. Our audience mix is quite ing. "To answer your first question, our diversified because there is a very large leceg commercial limit is 18 A Loyal Audience set at minutes per American Indian population as well as hour - which doesn't happen too often. I I asked Lee to tell me about the radio sta- Mexican -American. We know we have a 7F .M, cw would say we average between 8-12 minutes tion. "We're a 100,000 -watt FM facility that large Indian audience by their continuous 19/g throughout the day. As for the second ques- operates 24 Do you hours seven days a week. Our response to our programming." have contests and if so, what tion, due to the fact that ratings quite often type? "We basic format is Does KAEZ appeal to the Hispanic don't have a large promotional determine how an agency spends its rhythm & blues plus t' budget but we population? "Well, it's getting better in my keep a contest going at all money, we have been missed by many of times some jazz. We're opinion. We just started a Spanish show as during the year. We have album the large companies. The companies that giveaways, black-owned, by All an experiment to see if the Hispanic com- concert tickets, an occasional have done business with us have become plane American Broad- munity would respond. Thus far, the show trip out of town - we'll give away consistent, steady customers. More and casting, a conglom- seems to be doing well. First, let me say anything from cosmetics to stereos." more, people are finding out that KAEZ erate of local people. there are other stations here with some What kind of formatic approach does brings results, because our audience is The President and Spanish programming. The show we have KAEZ have? "It's not a slick Urban format loyal, not only to the radio station but to our General Manager is is only aired between llpm-midnight on that gives you a lot of variety musically. advertisers." Mr. Miller. James Sunday nights. This program spotlights For example, we don't play any white ar- Without an advertising budget at all, "Our popula- black things that are going on in the Spanish com- tists at all except jazz artists. We are not KAEZ has managed to surface as a winner tion here is estimated munity, Spanish music, playing Lee Simpson a combination of Olivia Newton -John, Hall & Oates, on the plains of Oklahoma. Not only has it at 100,000 and we're talk plus music. We have a Hispanic an- or the Police. The reason for this is secured a solid place for the black com- the only Black -formatted station in nouncer who hosts that show for us." simple - we believe in giving blacks a munity, but currently it's secured a place Oklahoma City. Our audience is very loyal, How many different nationalities does shot, especially in Oklahoma City, because for itself in the world of radio. and I'm sure that's because we are the only station that caters to the black community. We're a very young radio station - by that I ACTION mean the format started back in October 1976 - and we've been growing a little bit each year, plus getting better." Introducing 11 New Black Radio Reporters Do the CHR stations in town play any black music? "Yes, they do, but the only is Thanks to all of you, R&R's cago and KJLH/Los Angeles have been black artists that they'll play writers, singers, artists, ministers and are the artists Black dropped from reporter status. Our total radio at the top of the trade publications. For ex- Radio section continues to announcers headed by number of reporters is now 65 stations. internationally -known gospel recording ar- ample, if Kool & the Gang, Earth, Wind & grow. At this time I would like to KNOW tist Rev. Cleveland. Fire, or Smokey Robinson are at the top, introduce our new reporters. We is on the move already. KNOW James then those would be the only black artists started with a co -promotion with KEY Five thousand delegates from across have a total of 11 new stations, America to you would hear on those stations. Black ar- 103-FM/Austin. The two stations formed are expected attend the three- both major and small market. day event, headquartered tists who don't enjoy a lot of notoriety never basketball teams of youngsters from the at Indianapolis' Atkinson Hotel and the Indiana get played in this town other than on our KRLY ("Love 94")/Houston: Urban - ages of 7-12 and Convention radio station; we play new black artists." formatted, programmed by Steve Har- played a half - Center. During the day, there'll be special court game meetings, workshops, and seminars on ris. 1 black gospel music. In the evenings, OKLAHOMA CITY METRO XHRM/San Diego: Urban station, pro- against the there grammed by Duff Lindsey. Globetrotters. will be special gospel music concerts, ONE REPORT LATER : PERSONS 12* Both featuring the top choirs vocal MONDAY -SUNDAY / 8:08AM-MIDNIGHT ESTIMATES KPOP-FM/Sacramento: Urban -formatted, stations and groups programmed by Bill gave away representing many of the 105 chapters of SHARE TRENDS Jeffries. WHNC/New Haven: Black -formatted, pro- tickets to the 1490 AM.AUSTIN RADIO the Gospel Music Workshop of America, na- SPRING FALL 1981 1981 grammed by James Jordan. event. The kids tionwide. The climax of the 3 -day meeting WANM/Tallahassee: Black -formatted, on the KNOW will be the GMW's first annual Gospel programmed by Joe Bullard. team, coached by AM Sales Manager Ken Music Excellence Awards, with many stars Smith, expected to be in We 9.0 WLTH/Gary: Black -formatted, program- beat the team from KEY 103 -FM, attendance. unders- 8.8 KOFM med by Fred Moore (thanks for your pa- coached by FM Sales Manager Larry tand that the awards ceremony will be na- tience) . Parks, by scoring four more points against tionally televised. 7.7 KNOW/Austin: Newly-formatted Urban, the Globetrotters during the game. I also The final Action note is the departure programmed by Selby Edwards. understand the KNOW team was treated to of well-known programmer Keith Adams KELP/EI Paso: Urban-formatted, with a dinner for its winning efforts. Also, from KDIA/Oakland. His replacement is new PD to be named soon. KNOW's new Urban Contemporary format Jeff Harrison of WJPC/Chicago fame. 5.0 4.8 WVOI/Toledo: Black -formatted, program- inspired a new logo designed by George med by Max Myrick. Toomer of the Image Group. KAEZ WJPC/Chicago: Programmed by new 44 The 15th annual National Board Operations Manager Jerry Boulding. Meeting of the Gospel Music Workshop of Black Radio's Most Accurate I'm America will hoping the next time we add new sta- be held in Indianapolis, In- Music Information tions as reporters that we'll be able to take diana March 17-19. The organization is Begins on Page 59 1 0 a larger number of applicants. WVON/Chi- made up of some 25,000 black gospel music

www.americanradiohistory.com Patti Austin Puts The Best To The Test.

The Grammys' Best R&B Vocalist (Male) James Ingram

The Grammys' Best Everything, Producer of the Year Quincy Jones

Together with Patti on another winning performance:

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Patti Austin has long been Quincy Jones' favorite protege, and he pulls out all the stops for her sizzling duet with James Ingram. Pick up on the winning ways of Quincy Jones, James Ingram and Patti Austin. "Baby, Come To Me."

From the album Every Home Should Have One.QWs 3591 Home of the Top Ten Hit, "Do You Love Me?" Produced by Quincy Jones for Quincy Jones Productions. On Qwest Records & Tapes. !! Manufactured and Distributed by Warner Bros. Records Inc.

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 36 R&R/Friday, March 12, 1982 THE Pic TURE PA GES Grammy Winners Accept Awards

The 24th annual Grammy Awards telecast was highlighted by the appearance of Yoko Ono and the Year and Song of the Year sweep for Kim Carnes"s "Bette Davis Eyes. "Pictured accepting son Sean to collect the Album of the Year award she won with the late John Lennon for "Dou- their awards are (l -r) Yoko One (with Sean), Quincy Jones, Pat Benatar (Best Female Rock Vocal), ble Fantasy." Other highlights included Quincy Jones winning five Grammys, and a Record of and Al Jarreau (Best Male Pop Vocal). EMI's Grammy Group RCA Celebrates With Rick

EMI America/Liberty Records celebrated its Grammy triumphs with a post-awards party. Pictured (l -r) are Sheena Easton's managers Deke and Jill Arlon, label VP Don Grierson, EM/A/Liberty President Jim Mazza, Easton (winner of the Best New Artist award), label's Gary Gersh, Capitol Records Group President Don Zimmermann, Kim Carnes (Record of the Year winner), EM/ Music Chairman Bhaskar Menon, and EM/A/Liberty VP's Mark Levinson and Joe Petrone. Rick Springfield was the toast of RCA's post -Grammys party after he won Atlanta Grammys Contingent the Best Rock Voal award. He's pictured (left) with RCA VP John Betan- court Motown Menage

The Atlanta chapter of NARAS gathered for a banquet celebrating the Grammys. Pictured (l -r) are radio consultant Kent Burkhart producers Sonny Limbo and Scot Maclellan, publisher Bill Lowery, and Kat Family artist Bettie Hig- gins. Motown Records held a reception after the Grammys in Los Angeles. Pic- Pretenders Corral Canadian Gold tured (l-r) are Motown VP Skip Miller, Lionel Richie Jr., and label President Jay Lasker. Walker Makes Alfa Waves

The Pretenders were presented with gold records for their second album by WEA Canada following a Toronto per- formance. Pictured (l -r) are group's Pete Farndon and Chrissie Hynde, WEA Canada Exec. VP Ross Reynolds, WEA 's Bobbi Walker has been signed by Alfa Records, with an album just out Pic- Roger Desjardins, group's James Honeyman-Scott and Martin Chambers, and WEA's Chris Aliicock. tured (l-r) are Alfa President Bob Feed, Walker, and Alfa VP Lome Seifer.

www.americanradiohistory.com BREAKER VAN HALEN (Oh) Pretty Woman (WB)

59% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 60, Debuts 12, Same 34, Down 2, Adds 18 including B94, WLOL-FM, KBEQ, KZFM, KHFI, WDCG, WANS-FM, KIIK, KOFM, KYNO-FM, KRQ, Z102, WGLF, KQIZ-FM, KYYA. See Parallels, debuts at number 28 on CHR chart.

You're The Best! DANNY DAVENPORT KEVIN CARROLL BRUCE HIX JARID M. NEFF NANCY ORLANDELLA BEVERLY STEVENS DAVE DANNHEISSER RICHARD WOLOD MICHAEL LINEHAN ED NUHFER LINDA BAKER SUE BRETT WARREN HUDSON MURRAY NAGEL GREG LEE IRIS HOROWITZ JERRY BARRETT GEORGE STONE GENE DRIES FRED MEYERS GEORGE SILVA BOB PERRY TOM CHENEY MIKE SYMONDS CHARLIE SPRINGER CHRIS CRIST CRAIG SMITH STEVE FINGERETT PATTI OATES STEWART COHEN RONN LESLIE KENNE SWINK RON GREGORY JODI KLEVEN DAVE KIMMEL DAVE STEIN GEORGE SKAUBITIS AL FRONTERA DEBBIE DiTULLIO LARRY BOLE MANUEL RODRIGUEZ MARK WALLACE On Warner Bros. Records VALARIE GOODMAN

www.americanradiohistory.com RER/Friday, March 12, 1982 Page 38 THE PIC TURE PA GES Platinum Police Harrison Honored For Bangladesh Donation

The Police were presented platinum plaques for their "Ghost In The Machine" LP by A&M's top executives. Pic- tured at the A&M soundstage are (l -r) A&M Chairman Jerry Moss, group's Andy Summers, Stewart Copeland, .,.. Vie and Sting, A&M principal Herb Alpert, and label President Gil Friesen. George Harrison was awarded an honorary citation for his contributions to UNICEF, via the "Bangladesh"album and film. Total funds donated top- MCA Honors Branches ped $10 million. Pictured (l-r) are Harrison and U.S. Committee for UNICEF Chairman Hugh Downs. Cars On The Road

On tour at the Spectrum in Philadelphia, the Cars were greeted by Elektra/Asylum and WEA executives. Pictured backstage are (I r) WEA 's Pete Stock,, group's Ric Ocasek, and EJA's Marty Schwartz and Rick Alden MCA Distributing Corp. recently held its 1982 national meeting in Houston, with seminars, artist performances, and awards featured. The Atlanta branch won Branch of the Year honors; pictured at the presentation are (Ir) Playboy Takes Rock To "Streets" branch's Ralph Witsell, MCA Distributing President AI Bergamo, Charlotte's Frank Hart (who with Detroit's Bill Boger was Salesman of the Year), Atlanta Branch Manager Carl Michelakos, and Regional Director Rod Tremblay. Capitol Checks In With Motels

The Motels played at Los Angeles's Roxy recently, with Capitol executives on hand to congratulate them backstage. Pictured (l -r, rear) are group's Bob Getter, Michael Goodroe, Craig Kramph, and Steven Goldstein; (l-r, middle) Capitol VP Dennis White, and group's Guy Perry and Martin Jourard; (l -r, front) Capitol Records Group VP Helmut Fest, group's Martha Davis, and CRG President Don Zimmermann. Waldman Wends Way To Epic

Winners of Playboy's "Street Rock's promotion were announced, with 10 bands from eight cities chosen to appear on the "Street Rock" LP on Toronto -based Nightflite Records. WBCN/Boston, WLUP/Chicago, WMMS/Cleveland, WNEW-FM/New York, WYSP/Philadelphia, WYNF/ Tampa, CHOM-FM/Montreal, and CFOXNancouver chose finalists from submitted tapes, and Nightflite made the final selections. Members of the two winning Chicago bands, Tiger Tiger and Champion V, posed with Playboy Bunnies after learning of their selection. Pictured (l-r, starting Bunny Grace, Tiger Tiger's Bill Wendy Waldman has signed to Epic Records, with her debut for the label set for mid-March. Pictured celebrating from top) are Champion V's Jeff Bake/ar, Wichmann, TT's Don Polus, Bunnies Marsha and Ver- the signing are (I-r, seated) CBS West Coast Sr. VP/GM Myron Roth, manager Robin Gee, attorney Peter Paterno, Doherty, CV's John TT's Andy Hill, and CV's Phoomin Mancheete Waldman, Epic VP Gregg Geller, and E/P/A Sr. VP/GM Don Dempsey; (l-r, standing) CBS's Zack Horowitz, E/P/A nita, CV's Terry Wierzenski, VP Larry Douglas, Epic VP Frank Rand, and Epic's Larry Hamby. and Brien Rothermal.

www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, March 12, 1982 Page 39 I'd Walk A Mile For A Story Rather than a mile, it's 15,000 miles and rather than walk, 10 -year KYWIPhil- adeiphia veteran Richard Maloney will be travelling in relative comfort on a GAIL MITCHELL 26 -foot van. But there is a story - that of the grass roots public living in rural and KGB BECOMES KCNN smalltown U.S.A. who are virtually ig- nored when it comes to news. Adopting a page out of CBS newsman Charles Kuralt's travelogue, reporter Maloney CNN Radio Tackles has embarked on "An American Odyssey." During his three months on the road, Maloney First Test In San Diego will question people about their lifestyles in view Richard Maloney boarding his home away of the economy plus their attitudes about the from home. "It makes it 3-D radio," remarks excited GM Jim Price. Market future, the world, and the country. Maloney does plan to visit several major cities; along the way rival KSDO's PD/ND John Mainelli dismisses it as "the soundtrack of a he'll stop in at each of the seven Group W AM radio stations. These same stations (KYW, TV network." Whatever the case, industry observers will WINSINew York, WBZIBoston, KDKAIPittsburgh, WIND/Chicago, WOWOIFt. Wayne and have their KFWB/Los Angeles) will also broadcast his reports. ears tuned when KGB, soon to be KCNN, launches it March 15. What is it? CNN Radio, the 24 -hour complement to Ted Turner's CNN -2 cable Employers Association who's never adver- John's other concern about the viability tised anywhere before, according to Jim, television entity (R&R 1-8) . set up on half-hour clocks with network dual of CNN -2 on radio centers on the format's The decision behind the changing of the anchors who change every half hour. Within has already asked to sponsor the station's "national" approach. "One of the com- business news. guard at San Diego's oldest music station that 30 -minute span, six minutes are allot- plaints when NBC cranked up NIS, their all - By the same token, since the station (1922) encompassed several factors. ted for local breaks. If the situation dic- news network, was that it was too doesn't have to spend as much money as an Today's economics tates, you can break away to cover a break- national," John explains. "What we're hop- ordinary News station, it can charge less were a prime con- ing local story and wait to patch back into ing is that there'll be a blizzard or than it normally would for commercials. sideration, as Jim ex- CNN -2 until the story has been thoroughly something in Atlanta so that they'll be talk- plains. "AM oper- covered. This opens the door to increasing volume ing about nothing but it to listeners in sunny ators, especially AM/ and making it more economically feasible Southern California where we could care FM combo operators 3-D Radio for those smaller advertisers who previous- less. I also wonder a little about the as we are, around the Despite the up-to-the-minute news infor- ly couldn't afford the rates. When asked likelihood of CNN -2 being around for a long country are facing or mation all News radio offers, many people about the three to five-year estimate usual- time because of the ABC/Westinghouse will be facing the have the tendency to regard the format as ly applied to a News or News/Talk station's dual networks. I just can't see how four same decisions. We boring. Jim feels it's not the case with profit realization, Jim confidently claims, cable news networks can survive." -2. profit the examined our pro- CNN "The overall news sound of CNN -2 "I expect to show a healthy first However, he concedes that KCNN's for- gramming expenses is better than any of the networks can pro- year." mat shift can have an impact on KSDO and found we are vide. They might provide you with 15-20 Ratings Rivals because "San Diego is just like L.A., where Jimt Price minutes of programming per hour and it's spending more money Besides the profits race, KCNN must half a share point can move you from very structured. With CNN it's all news for fewer rating points on the AM than we all compete as well in a ratings race. Ironical- number 3 to 6." The station began broad- the time. The are on the FM. Music listeners, especially pacing is much better, much ly, Jim was Station Manager of rival KSDO casting "hard -sell promos" which extol its more in tune with the 80's, very in the younger demos, are moving to FM in uptempo, back in 1971 when it switched to a News and strongest attributes and has also integrated droves. So how long do you continue to do a and they're continuously providing you with Talk format. Although current PD John news updates within the talk shows. contemporary music format on AM before live coverage from literally all over the Mainelli describes "They're not disruptive, but they're there," world. not there is nobody to play it to? AM operators It's boring, it's very exciting. CNN -2 as a TV net- John adds. "We want to keep our people have to come to grips with the economic When you hear the stories and they're com- work soundtrack, he loyal to us." ing from the actual place that they're hap- realities and with a lowered expectation in isn't afraid of the On the other hand, Jim believes that pening, your mind takes over and you terms of gross revenues, not necessarily in start competition. For KSDO will be placed in a better position to picture it, unlike listening to a news profit, available on the AM band." years his station has because of KGB's foray into news program- reporter read a dry piece of news copy. It locked news horns ming. "Probably in the short run KSDO makes it 3-D radio." Research indicated there was room for with KNX/Los would say if they're going to go all-News, I an all -News station in the market. Reaction from the client and audience Angeles. He con- wish they would have done it on FM. In the However, one given characteristic of such a sides of the fence has been very favorable tinues, "To my mind, long run I think they're going to be happy format is the heavy expense involved in with less than half a dozen letters proclaim- San Diegans have we did it on AM. By having us also on that terms of manpower and equipment - at ing, "We want you to keep the music on." In always had a choice band, people who listen to FM for their least until CNN Radio hit the scene. Via fact, the format shift permits the station to of what amounts to a John Mainelli music will get used to coming back to AM satellite, the CNN -2 feed provides a 24 -hour tap clients who were not interested in con- national -type all -News station. They've had for their news. Actually the more News sta- base of news, seven days a week, allowing temporary music. These include savings that option and they've chosen not to use it tions you have on AM, the better chance you for the less expensive insertion of local and and loans and other banking businesses. to any large number. KCNN's real competi- have of attracting the FM music listeners community news plus other features. It is Coincidentally, the director of the city's tion is KNX as i see it." over when they need to know." News/Talk Personalities

ON THE MOVE: Veteran talker Bernie McCain Broadcasters Association's "Station of the Year" PROMOTIONS: KMOXISt. Louis, in associa- said they were for the ERA while 15,650 or has returned to WRCIWashington's PM airwaves for 1982, while host F. Michael Franklin was tion with several local organizations, is sponsoring 48.6% were against it. Notables who called in- after a recent stint at neighboring WOL ... Marcia commended by AFTRA for "excellence in broad- a Nutri -Run & Walk to further nutrition education in cluded Valerie Harper, Jean Stapleton, Helen Johnson named Promotions Coordinator at casting" ... Dave Darin, 10 -year station vet and the area. The March 28 run (5 miles) and walk Reddy, Pam Dawber, and Ralph Waite. Callers KABCILos Angeles. And co-worker Ken PD at KGNRISacramento, has exited. He can be (21/2 miles) features a sports clinic, an information hailed from as far away as Illinois and Minyard, of Ken and Bob fame, has been chosen reached at (916) 482-6785. booth and an awards ceremony with ceramic Hawaii - however, since they were outside of as one of three hosts of "Weekday," a one -hour, A NEW IDENTITY: KJETIBeaumont, 1380 on mugs, gift certificates and ribbons. On the 26th the Florida Network, they couldn't vote .. The third generation TV talk show . . WAVIIDayton the dial, has won FCC approval to change its calls the station will hold a "Nutrition Town Meeting," week of March 15-19, Ken Minyard and Bob Ar- welcomes A.J. Austin from WKRGIMobile as AM to KTLK. The News/Talk station is playing broadcast live and cohosted by station personali- thur, better known as KABC/Los Angeles's mor- talk host; former AM per- nostalgic adult music in addition to continuing its ty, Gabe Mirkin, MD . KGOISan Francisco will ning personalities "Ken and Bob," will broadcast sonality Mike Gallagher extensive news coverage. hold its second annual 24 -hour leukemia "Cure -A - their show from Dublin in celebration of St. Pat- has moved to mid - WINNERS CIRCLE: Congratulations to those Thon," March 12-13, emceed by staffer Jim rick's Day. The "Third Annual St. Patrick's Day days... Los Angeles News and News/Talk stations that fared well in the Eason; the station hopes to top last year's Broadcast and Listeners' Party Extravaganza" will Times columnist Zan fall '81 Arbitron. Among them: WINSINew York, $154,000. Also, on February 22 between take along 150 area listeners. Activities include a Thompson has added a 4.4-5.6; KABC, 6.6-8.0, and KFWB, 3.7-4.4, 6am-9pm, KFWBILos Angeles sponsored a visit from the Lord Mayor and a St. Patrick's Day thrice -weekly show on both in Los Angeles; WXYZIDetroit, 5.4-6.0; leukemia radiothon . . 300 participants took ad- Parade. local KNX to her duties. WEEIIBoston, 6.0-6.6; WTOPIWashington, DC, vantage of WINSINew York's recent "Be a Heart Meanwhile, former KNX 2.3-4.0; KCBSISan Francisco, 5.5-6.5; and Learn to Give a Heart" day, gaining instruction POTHOLE PATROL: Besides freezing temper- staffer Mike Pulsipher has KIROISeattle, 8.1-9.5; KOAIDerver, 7.4-8.2; in the lifesaving techniques of CPR ... On March atures, Chicago's cold weather brought some- joined sister station KGNRISacramento, 5.2-6.2; WAVIIDayton, 5, WKIS/Orlando conducted a statewide poll on thing else potholes. Local station WIND has KCBSISan Francisco as 3.1-4.9; WOBKIAlbany, 6.2-7.5; WLACINash- ERA. From 9am-5pm station listeners as well as - geared up a "pothole patrol" made up of sanita- PM news anchor/reporter . . . Bob Dick ville, 5.6-6.2; WWEEIMemphis, 1.4-2.0; those within the Florida Network called one of (pictured), Sports Director at WEAN1Providence, WNISINorfolk, 2.5-3.5; WGSOINew Orleans, two 900 numbers to participate in the "TeleVote." tion/streets department workers. Five times a day callers at the station list the potholes in their was recently honored for the second time as 3.0-5.1; W WDB-FMIPhiladelphia, 4.7-5.0; Additionally, WKIS devoted its programming to the Rhode Island Sportscaster of the Year by the Na- WIFE/Indianapolis 1.2-2.7; KXLIPortland, topic. Inspired by a similar promotion by KOMOI neighborhoods, which are then fixed. If a caller actually gets on the air with a pothole, he/she wins tional Sportscasters and Sportswriters 3.2-4.7; KWMSISaIt Lake City, 1.0-2.7; WFAAI Seattle, WKIS recorded over 30,000 votes. Of tickets to the "Chicago Auto Show." Assn.... WGSOINew Orleans is the Louisiana Dallas, 2.7-4.1; and WGSTIAtlanta, 4.4-5.0. the total 32,174 who voted, 16,524 or 51.4%

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 40 R&R/Friday, March 12, 1982 KXOAISacramento joins the Music Of Your EASY LISTENING Life big bandwagon KFAC & WQXR trade spots WMLX/Cincinnati simulcasts TV RADIO music/variety show

Promotion And Flow KPRZ Salutes Ham's "Music Of Your Life" Motion Across The Country Another in our series of periodic roundups of Easy Listening pro- motional, programming, and personnel activities around the nation, in words and pictures. Remember, the more you send us (news and photos), the more we can run, so dispatch it all to Easy Listening Radio, Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. We're here to help you gain exposure.

WPNT's Bingo Party

KPRZ/Los Angeles, which recently adopted the Music Of Your Life format, staged a gala cocktail party hosted by VP/GM John McLaughlin in honor of MOYL creator Al Ham. Numerous easy listening stars were present for the par- ty. Pictured (l -r) are singer Johnny Ray, KPRZ Promotion Director Linda Trunk, air personality Dick Whittinghill, VP/GM John McLaughlin, bandleader Ray Anthony, singer Gogi Grant, National Sales Manager Dick Call, and bandleader Billy May.

WECK Puts Polkas On The Road WECK/Buffalo dressed up a station vehicle as a "Polkamobile" for the city's Pulaski Day parade, a big event in a city with one of the world's largest sent out over 1200 invitations to entrants in its "Bingo WPNT/Pittsburgh Polish populations. Pictured (l -r) are $25,000 in cash and prizes was Party," tying in with a "Mystery Song" contest. Greg Chojdak, host of the station's staff (pictured) decked out in tuxedoed given away to bingoists, with the WPNT Sunday Polish show, and PD J.R. finery for the hosting duties. Russ. WEZW Makes It EZ Flow

PEOPLE MOVING: Flynn Harmers named WMAS-FM) and AI Peterson taking afternoon dicated "Saturday With Sinatra" show expanded to PD at KLIR/Denver, coming from previous air drive, from WSGO/Oswego, NY. Ron Russell four hours in its custom WYNY/New York personality positions at KHOW-FM/Denver, and Dale Hunter make up the area's first man/ presentation ... The International Beautiful KEZK/St. Louis, and WEZI/Memphis...Matt woman morning news team, working at both the Music Association, which commissions original McCann upped from air personality to PD at AM and FM; while Alex Moreno joins as Assis- Beautiful Music performances, is up to 15 stations WCIL/Carbondale, IL. Bill Andrle, from tant News Director and afternoon news anchor. and six syndicators with the recent addition of TM WAIT/Chicago, joins the station for afternoons, PROGRAMMING AND FEATURES: and 3AK/Melboume, Australia. while afternoon personality Chip Pirsch goes to KXOA/Sacramento recently joined the Music Of AWARDS & PROMOTIONS: Classical mornings and morning man Greg Gorham takes Your Life lineup, with GM Phil Melrose commen- outlets KFAC-AM & FM/Los Angeles and middays . . . 19 -year Cleveland market veteran Al ting, "It's a type of music that many listeners have WQXR-AM & FM/New York ran a reciprocal James is doing weekend overnights for WDOK, never forgotten. There was just no place locally to spot trade arrangement recently, aimed at L.A. coming from WQAL .. . hear it" ... WMLX/Cincinnati, another MOYL area businesses looking for a New York ad medium Darrell Edwards is an- station, is simulcasting the regionally syndicated and vice versa ... KBIG/Los Angeles won two nouncing weekends and "Bob Braun Show" Mon. -Fri. noon-1:30pm. The Golden Mike awards from the local RTNDA serving as a newsman for music -oriented show started on radio, and when it branch, for best radio documentary and best WPNT/Pittsburgh, from a moved to TV was simulcast by WLW/Cincinnati specialized segment. Editorial Director Joel staff announcer post at the for a time. WMLX & WUBE VP/GM Bob Bellman won the first -named award, while con- former WJOI crosstown English stated, "WMLX will not only be airing an sumer reporter Wina Sturgeon took home the (now CHR WBZZ) ... entertaining variety show live each day, but will be second ... This week KYND/Houston tied in with W HJY-FM/Providence engaged in a cooperative radio -television ven- the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo by presen- a WEZW/Milwaukee staged "Win An air personality Janet Bates ture unique in today's broadcasting ting Anne Murray in concert, plus giving away EZ Day" contest, using direct mail and environment"... WDOK/Cleveland just debuted has been named there .. . albums and tickets on the air. also alerting listeners to the station's Jim Marple is KOIT/San a Saturday night/Sunday morning jazz show called SUPER STATION SEMINAR: Twelve top improved antenna. Pictured are (l -r) Francisco's new Product - Janet Bates "Midnight Moods In Jazz," hosted by station per- Easy Listening stations gathered at the recent RAB WEZW Station Manager John Timm tion Director, previously engineering at KGO/ sonality and jazz expert Dave Haw- convention in Dallas for a "Super Station Seminar," and Continental Bank President San Francisco, and KFI, KOST, and KRLA/ thorne... Classical station WNCN/New York, with KSEA/Seattle VP/GM Bill Knudsen Zachary Takerian choosing the first Los Angeles ... Staff changes at WMAS/Spr- adapting a popular CHR/AOR feature, set up a hosting. The sales ideas covered at the meeting, to learn the winner. ingfield, MA include Frank Knight, a 30 -year 24 -hour "Concert Line" for listeners plus future plans, will be covered at length soon in area radio/TV veteran, as morning man (from latest classical music events... Ski Mark's syn- R&R.

www.americanradiohistory.com RïtR/Friday, March 12, 1982 Page 41 THE PIC TURE PAGES RCA Elite Meet Saleet Gold For Deniece

Norman Saleet's first LP. Pictured (I -r) are publisher Al Gallico, Saleet RCA held a Los Angeles listening session for Columbia's Deniece Williams received a gold album plaque for her "My Craigo, and Marty Olinick, and producer Ted Glasser. RCA VP's Barry Oslander, Jack Melody" LP. Pictured (l-r) are Columbia Sr. VP/GM Al Teller, Williams, and Columbia VP Vernon Slaughter. E/A Gives Hand To Boys Band Reba At Billy Bob's

E/A 's recent signing the Boys Band flew to the label's L.A. offices for planning meetings recently, with their single Reba played Ft Worth club Billy Bob's recent- out in early February and the album due shortly. Pictured (l -r) are group's B. James Lowry and Greg Gordon, E/A Mercury/Polygram's McEntire personnel afterward. Pictured (l -ri are Lieber - Chairman Joe Smith, group's Rusty Go/den, and E/A Nashville VP Jimmy Bowen. ly, meeting with label and retail man's Tom Sambola and Jim Sinclair, McEntire, Lieberman's Rick Handshake Negotiates Alliance Underberg, Polygram VP Paul Lucks, and Polygram's Joe Polidor. Backstage Manoeuvres

After a performance at the Ritz in New York by Virgin's Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark, E/P/A executives met the duo backstage. Pictured (l -r, standing) are Dindisc Records' Carol Wilson, backing band members Malcolm Holmes and Martin Cooper, E/P/A Sr. VP/GM Don Dempsey, E/P/A 's Bob Feineigle, and Epic's Bruce Harris; (l -r, seated) group's Paul Hum- Beck. Handshake Records has signed Detroit -based group Alliance, with an album expected in mid -March. Pictured (l -r) are phreys and Andy McCluskey and E/P/A's Dan Handshake President Ron Alexenburg, group's Bradley Davidson, Pat Hand, Mark Heckert, David Pridemore, and Mark Bucchare, and management's Stan Bernstein. Birdsong Of Joy Carlisle On The Line

Former Supremes member Cindy Birdsong has signed to Spirit Filled Pro- ductions and Joy Productions for production and marketing of her first MCA/Sweet City artist Steve Carlisle and associates put everything "on the line" as they completed a drive to finish gospel album. Pictured (l -r) are Joy President Dick Curd, Joy's Bob Angelotti his first album. Pictured (l -r) are Sweet City President and LP producer Carl Moduli; engineer Corky Maduri, Carlisle, and Kenney Marcellino, Birdsong (seated), and Spirit Filled President Jerry Sweet City VP Chris Maduri, and producer/arranger Mark Avsec. Marcellino.

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New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania Philip Rankin, Box 3030, Lafayette, (318) need only apply. T&R: Steve Michaels, Box 40, 234-5151. EOE M/F 13-12) 14WK/Wheeling, WV Is looking for air talent. Send yesterday. Bamey Stone. (3171346-6555. EOE M/F (3-51 Newton, NJ 07860. EOE M/F (3-51 T&R's to Greg McCullough, 14WK, 1201 Main Street, Wanted: Take charge Program Director for top rated Wheeling, WV 26003. (3-12) Country AM in medium size Louisiana market. Morning Drive personality, A/C music. Good pay & 8250/week. T&R: Roger Cavaness, 92 Shamrock, WBEC-FM/ROCK106-FM looking for air talents. Ex- benefits. T&R: Joe Corcoran, PD, WCAP, 243 Central Pineville, LA 71360. EOE M/F (3-12) perience, good production helpful, will consider begin- St., Lowell, MA 01852 or (617) 454-0404. EOE M/F (3-5) ners with ability/desire. T&R: M. Bunn, Box 958, Pitt- WINGS 92FM looking for morning person capable of sfield, MA 01202. EOE M/F (3-12) fitting mellow rock format. Strong production. T&R: Morning Drive News Co-anchor for WE1M, a four - Ross Block, WNGS, Box 869, W. Palm Beach, FL WKZX-95AM/Presque Isle, ME needs A/C per- person news dept. T&R: Jack Raymond, Box 727, Fit- A Rare Washington, DC 33402. EOE M/F (3-12) sonality mornings. Must be friendly, funny, brief. If chburg, MA 01420 or (6171 343-3766. EOE M/F (3-51 smell markets are your style, call Fred Martin, (207) Opening Come to the sunny South. WTMA/Charleston, SC 764-1950. (312) for personality. T&R: WNOW needs experienced for AM WPGC/First Media is searching for has immediate opening daytime Country jock EOE M/F drive. Dependable, mature, strong production. T&R: newsperson in WTMA, Box 31089, Charleston, SC 29407. the best personality 13-121 Mike Leash, Box 2506, York, PA 17405. EOE M/F (3-51 the country to complement our AM Drive show. Tapes, rE:sumes and 7 -midnight communicator wanted for 100,000 wett WDRC/Hartford, auditioning bright, warm, aware presentations to: FM Country format. T&R and salary requirements to personalities for AM Adult Rock format. T&R to Charlie Ted Charles, KXKZ, Box 430, Ruston, LA 71270. EOE Parker, 869 Blue Hills Ave., Bloomfield, CT 06002. EOE Steve Kingston M/F (3-12) M/F 13-5) WPGC FM Er AM We Need Fair West consuked'a exciting smell market station \\ Box 10239 needs superior AM drive talent. Excellent pay/excellent A Killer . . J Washington, DC 20018 EOE credentials. T&R: Mike Hedges, 3341 Towerwood, WFTQ, 34 Mechanic St., Worcester, MA 01808, #204, Dallas, TX 75234. EOE M/F (3-121 and haven't found the person yet! Somewhere looking for fulltime newsperson immediately. 2 years in Radioland experience. T&R to Steve D'Agostino. EOE M/F (3-5) there must be a killer on -air talent to - Top Country station in state needs evening/ell night rock out nighttime at Capital Cities PRO-FM/Pro- Announcer/broadcaster/entertainer jock. Located on Gulf Coast. T&R to Jim Tabor, WVMI, we placed over 94% of our graduates Box 4806, Biloxi, MS 39531. EOE M/F (3-121 vidence . - last year. Instructor positions open if you Respected AOR, Beaumont market needs all night Is it you? Let's talk! No matter what size market are able to relate the real world to your East Coast Black AM personality. Promotion possibility. Good pipes/pro- you're in now, if you've got what it takes, we Major students, not the collegiate Ivory Tower duction. T&R: Paul Gevtier, KZOM, Route 11, Box 484, want to hear from YOU! station seeks experienced announcers for full Disney World. You need at least 5 years Orange, TX 77630. (3-12) and part-time positions. Send T&R's to Radio & experience in broadcasting. No ex- Tapes and resumes to required. Facility A real go-getter needed. Sunbelt Southeast FM has Records, 1930 Century Park West, #317, perience in teaching immediate opening for News Director. T&R to Vic Del Gary Berkowitz Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE M/F manager needed also, electronics instruc- Giorno, KXOR, 106 Ridgefield, Thibodaux, LA 70301. Programming Manager, 921PRO-FM tor. We also have an opportunity for you. EOE M/F (3-12) American Academy, 833 Chestnut St., 1 502 Wampanoag Trail Bainbridge, GA, 100,000 watts Philadelphia, PA 19107, (215) 922-0605. 97 Rock/WJAO-FM East Providence. RI 02915 has opening 7 -midnight. MD experience preferred. GA 31717. EOE Morning anchor/reporter, creative, literate, (3-12) T&R: Scott Owens, Box 706, Bainbridge, EOE M/F (3-5) listenable. Minimum 3 years experience. No calls. A/C WMGQ lost afternoon personality to NYC. T&R: Craig Windham, WASH -FM, 5151 Wisconsin Ave., Washington, D.C. 20016. EOE M/F (3-5) SOUTH AM drive. Modern Country - good communicator. Need quality replacement. Send T&R and salary re- T&R: Gabe MacKenzie, WJAZ, Box 505, Albany, GA quirements to Bob Dunphy, WMGQ, Box 100, New 31702. (9121 432-9181. (3-51 Brunswick, NJ 08903. EOE M/F (3-5) Experienced CHR announcer for fast growing WETT-AM/Ocean City A/C, now accepting T&R for medium market. T&R: Dave Jagger, 95-KVIC, Box PD needed. AM Country. Must understand research. Openings for two big -voiced talents. Call Bob Paiva, future air talent. Send to Dave Kettinger, Box 717, 3487, Victoria, TX 77903. Or call (512) 576-6111. EOE Call BILL POPE, (9121 432-9181. EOE M/F 13-51 PD, WSFM/Harrisburg, (7171 763-7020. (3-5) Ocean City, MD 21842. No calls. EOE M/F (3-5) M/F (3-12) Marketplace

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page« R&R/Friday, March 12,1982 Opportunities 1 Openings Positions Sought Positions Sought Positions Sought record, excellent Personable Voice of Contra Coste College Sports still looking I need somebody to come in and do en air shift and Stable PD. References, track Charismatic, adaptable personality. for on -air work. I don't want to work in local stores sales. Must have 160% of effort. T&R: KRNS, Box 271, managerial skills. Looking. STEVE CHRISTIAN, Box voice. 5 years medium market, AOR, CHR, A/C; smell forever) Contact FRANK BUTERA, 1415) 223-1534. (3-51 Bums, OR 97720. EOE M/F (3-12) 6000, Ft. Wayne, IN 48898. (219) 447-5511. 13-12) market A/C programming. Desiree security and growth position. Will relocate. (906) 293-3863. (3-12) AM drive, professional communicator for over 10 Stopl Don't look any further. I have personality, 8 years news in years. Creative, topical & humorous. Currently in experience, talent and I am a herd worker. Call SCOTT, News - DJ. Male seeks fulltime position medium market. Call LARRY, (9161447-0690. (35) Station In Major (517) 799-0984. (3-12) small or medium market. South or Southwest. 3 years experience. WADE, (3181 364-0957. 13-12) P -B AOR position (96KX & WFEC), Urban Contemporary Available now. Seeking sports -P or Western Market RAY ROSSI willing to work personality with sizzling production. (813) 797-1988. Available yesterday) Relatable air personality, promo- only. Broadcast Journalism degree, in Et programmer seeks op- anywhere if the job is right. Call DAVE, 1615) 833-1381. looking for an experienced morning (3-12) tion nut, tuned MD growing portunity with CHR, Urban or A/C. Contact ROBERT, 1351 air personality. Salary range One-to-one communicator looking for on air position. (213) 587-0247. (3121 Team player, 6 years experience - music, sports, pro- 16 year pro, extensive background es PD/MD seeks $50,000 to $100,000 annually. duction, news. BA/Speech Communication. DAVE, Communicator with small market experience. "I've to return to CA. Currently programming successful east to medium Send T&R to: (803) 524-3050 or 1803) 524-8375. (3-12) done most everything." Wants to go Country station in medium Midwest market. Call RICK, market. Call TIM afternoons, (913) 242-1228. 13121 (219) 294-2861. (3-5) Radio & Records Crazy, energetic jock with power under the hood and a trunk full of entertaining thoughts - hurry, before I'm PD, automation experience, heavy promotion look- MARK WINSTON, available to program your station. 1930 Century Park West towed. WILD CHILD, (215) 544-8177. (3-12) ing for position in small or medium market. Call DON, Basic philosophy: all hits, all the timel Formerly PD/PM #305 (919) 934-6872. (3-12) drive at KAAY/Little Rock, KTFX/Tulse, Q106/Madison. 6 year programmer/personality, broadcast instructor 16081 244-9323. 1351 Los Angeles, CA 90067 looking for Assistant PD or drive shift in medium to ma- Young, aggressive engineer with ear for quality. 5 market. Available immediately. Call DOC PHILLIPS, years experience in AM/FM, STL, proofs, automation jor is so good it will blow the competition 742-7692. (312) and studio/transmitter construction. Prefer Southwest. My talent (307) call me today before your competi- STEVE BOUCHER, (209) 571-9024. (3-12) away. So you better an ACE newsperson. tion does. Cell JOHN, (313) 584-9189. (351 Sett Lake's newest FM needs Experienced female neweperson and jock. Any for- Conversational and human. T&R to KLRZ-FM, 307 S. evenings. (3-12) book lately? West Coast CHR/Rock per- mat. Available. (213) 375-4869 Read a good midday an- 1600 West, Provo, UT 84601. EOE (3-12) experience ready to work now. Pro- JAMES WALSTON, MD/Assistant PD, sonality, 8 years good clear programmer and Production Direc- gramming experience, award -winning production, nouncer is available. 4 years experience, Award -winning production. Currently at Urban Contem- looking for new challenge in medium to major work-e-holic, dependable. JIM, (2091 522-5483. (3-12) voice, strong tor porary (FM) station. (9191 736-7061 after 5pm. (3-5) market. Call JOHN JOHN GRAY, (713) 539-1140. (312) Ambitious, young communicator who can do it all AOR talent with great numbers in Possibly world's greatest female DJ, major market, seeks first break into AOR, 3rd phone. Graveyard shift Dedicated nation's 13th market. Call BILL, (3041 363-9004. (3-51 WNW& big bucks. FRAN HAWKINS, (702) 382-4854. (3-12) no problem. SCOTT, (612) 388-3988. (312) 195, seeking med- creative, male, black personality. Ex- BO STEVENS - Y100, WQAM Dynamic, AOR, CHR. ium/large market PD or jock position. Noon-3pm EST, perienced with A/C, Urban Contemporary & CHR for- Record promotion work. Experienced BOBBY, (3051 561-4230. (3-51 ASSISTANT mats. Medium or major market preferred. Let's talk. Looking to do promotion work in West. Call 704-8948 or (212) 993-0276. (312) (8061 792-4830 or (8081 745-3129. (3-121 LANCE, (213) AOR/CHR jock looking to work et imaginative sta- willing to take Newsman, 23, seeking 8 years experience, good track record. PD, MD, air tion in West. Herd -working, dependable, PROGRAM I may be tell but that's not all. #5, Rice direction. Call (8061 792-4830 or (8061 745-3129. (3-51 medium market position. B.A., 4 years experience. talent. JON ROHRER, 515 W. Eau Claire St., MI 48092. (312) Lake, WI 54888. (7151 234-8573. (3-12) 28326 James, Warren, FRANK HANEL of KJRB, 96KX. MD, promotion, research, production background. Will program at DIRECTOR One slightly used jock looking for job Versatile, dependable one-to-one communicator For sale: PD. market, jock or Assistant PD et large. Great west of Denver and east of Japan. For more looking for a challenge. Currently MD and Assistant medium anywhere or (515) references. (4121373-3994. (3-5) KMPC 710 has an exciting oppor- information contact ROBIN, (213) 345-0872. (3-121 Call MIKE, (5151 423-7250 11am-5:30pm CST tunity for a person interested in 423-2335. (3-121 talk radio. You must be able to now available. Formerly mid- Experienced talk show host/reporter wants to move Changes with program hosts and BRYAN DAVIS station in interface Director at KXOA & KZAP. Looking for to major or medium. Currently et News/Talk days/Production 327-5772, (8051 producers with creativity and medium or major market. Don't wait, call now. (9161 Bakersfield, CA. Call RON, (805) organization. You will need a tho- 371-0855. 13121 834-7372. (3-12) RADIO rough knowledge of radio and night Fr/or afternoon jock. Available in FL or Nor- experience in audio production CHR theast. 4 years experience. For details call (305) Et Frederick Schoew join You will assist in Cynthia Butler and voice work. 721-0582. (3-121 WTAR/Norfolk, VA sales staff. the scheduling of guests and top- CHARLIE FOX Ready & willing to work hard. Female Creative Direc- Director of ics for our talk shows. Major market veteran with ratings success from Jeff Lewis named Marketing tor, fresh ideas, ready for medium market. Good air per- Southwestern Broadcast Stations in Sen Diego & Sen T&R on request. Will travel. ROBIN, (2011 the Atlantic to the Pacific. Currently afternoon A thorough knowledge of news sonality. Antonio. 429-8909. (3-121 drive in sixth year in Los Angeles. Looking for an as and current events is required A,C that offers an opportunity for growth as a well as proficiency in studio oper- Don't let the name fool you. I speak, reed, write end personality in an area where I'd feel secure in Miscellaneous I AOR jock. GIL HER- ation. This includes dubbing, tape think in English and am a good settling my family. (213) 913-1502 or (213) NANDEZ, (8051 544-5179. (3-12) of editing, mixing and carting. A 244-0669. A/C, CHR. WECT/Ocean City going Ilve as February. Needs service from all labels. Box 717, Ocean voice and style in Phoenix look- good announcing JOHN WESLEY GIBSON, AM drive City, MD 21842. (3-12) is a must. If you are interested in ing for programming or consultant work in western this exciting opportunity to be- U.S. A/C or Country. (6021 998-7047. (3-121 Dire need of Oldie service, 1979 on beck. WXBQ, P.O. Female personality seeks medium/secondary sir Box 1389, Bristol, VA 24203. (3-12) come a key part of our manage- slot with MD or programming assistant position. Major MD ment team, send your resume or Experienced AOR/CHR, looking to program or and small market experience in all faceta. (715) WOLO/Buford, SC needs record service desperate- (8081 call small to medium market in West. Call BOBBY, 634-8557. (3-12) ly for CHR format change. WQLO, 3040 W. Boundary 792-4830 or (8061 745-3129. (3-121 St., Buford, SC 29902. (3-12) Definition of wholesale: Where a gopher goes to buy Personnel Department suc- looking for Tell me where to gol 22 years heavy Country e new home. Topical, humorous CHR jock WARB/Covington (including New Golden West Broadcasters cessful major market personality. Strong voice and pro- small or medium market job in Midwest. ROB, (3121 A/C -Country, needs record duction. BOB, (313) 229-4022 anytime! (3-12) 893-3987. (3-121 Orleans), 5858 Sunset Blvd. service from all labels. Send to WARB, Ur- P.O. Box 710 Unique, mature, classy, major market, experienced, ban Country, P.O. Box 568, Covington, or teem. Young, experienced communicator with wit. Australian, innovative communicator. Solo LA 70434. (3-26) Los Angeles, CA 90028 West please. Soft Rock, Jazz, MOR knowledge. At- Promotion -minded end community involved. Looking tracts females. TERRY, (213) 907-8477. (3121 for good C&W station. Evening and all night, ok. (715) (213) 460-5641 634-8557. (3-121 Equal Opportunity Employer AM drive, relevant and enjoyable approach incor- R&R Opportunities porating basics, phones, humor geared to your market. Reporter/writer, former ND, currently daily Community involvement. Major market experience. newspaper journalist looking for right place to catch Advertising Succeeding now. Call (609) 387-8381. 13121 fire. How about yours? JIM WARINNER, (503) 262-2418, mornings. (312) Radio & Records provides tree listings (maxi- Announcer/Sportscaster. 5)5 years experience in mum 24 words or 3 lines) in Openings, Positions CO, AZ, West Coast preferred. (303) 651-3549 CHR. To be announced: MICHAEL TURNER, 23, 5 years Director needed for anytime. (3121 Sought, and Changes. You may place your Aggressive News in college and commercial radio and club ex- experience free listing mail phone fulltime FM in UT. Strong delivery and Will work all formats, will relocate. 1213) by or Experienced female communicator seeks equal op- perience. a must. If you don't 752-2336. (3-5) for excellent writing skills portunities in medium market. 4 years/2 stations. Rate Opportunities ads exceeding 3 -line mind a lot of work and are a dedicated Strong production. Country/Rock/Promotions. ROSIE, maximum is $12 for up to one inch (12 lines: Creative moming jock and his many characters looking reward you (217) 443-8144. (312) broadcast professional, we'll for a new AOR home. House broken, all shots. Call 96 words). We will with excellent pay and benefits. MARK, (7031 369-3627. (3-5) Frequency Rates teach you more about radio than you ever jock seeks medium or major market gig. 3 Weeks and references Personality 1 Week 2 Weeks imagined. Tape, resume, WRKR, KTHO, WKEE. Call JOEL, (414) Formerly $12 00 $20 00 $25 00 to: Jeff Weber, Pres. and GM, 2504 JOE McMILLAN 762-4522. (3-5) IN 47905. EOE Must run Consecutive weeks. Regent Court, Lafayette, WHDH M/F (3-12) Midwestern PD with good numbers end track Payable In Advance WJAR WOKY KLVV/Lompoc is seeking a fulltime announcer for WIVY record looking for a quality operation in Midwest. Orders must be typewritten or printed and Adult format. T&R: Sam Jackson, 516 North H St., (Presently mornings. WJBQ/Portland ME) Dedicated, stable, with background in production Et must be accompanied by check Lompoc, CA 93436. EOE M/F (3-5) PRO promotion. (8121 2833226, 9-5pm. (3-51 PRODUCTION Blind Box ads or Classified Display ads are or A/C PO personality needed? JOE Need e strong, creative production wiz. Also future (207) 856-6028 Good Country $20 per inch (recommended 50 words) per 24th Ave., Gainesville, FL 32607. Call openings for air, news and engineering. T&R: Paul McKAY, 3466 SW after 2pm. 13-51 week, plus $15 per week for postage/hand- Wilson, KQEU, P.O. Box 48, Olympia, WA 98507. EOE 19041 373-3002 M/F 13-5) ling. $35 minimum for Blind Boxes. KFWB, WNEW Et KFRC are In my news/anchor PO MD in is to gather, write, conver- Heavy on writing and production too. 3114 years fulltime experience, including E Deadline for all Opportunities ads noon KUIC-FM seeks newsperson background. in medium local news to A/C audience. T&R, Looking to relocate, preferably West. (213) 850-1188. suburban Chicago. Looking for CHR/AC (PST) Thursday sationally deliver JAMES, Sundance Com- writing samples: Mike Nikitas, 419 Mason, Vacaville, 13-121 market. CHRISTOPHER 13121 897-0447. (35) For Opportunities call (2131 553-4330 or CA 95688. EOE M/F (3-5) munications, PO available. Professional with successful ratings in mail to Radio & Records. 1930 Century Park broke) Good, solid, creative jock for et Country KTOM/Salines, CA. Ex- A/C, MOR, Mellow Rock & Beautiful Music in medium Unemployed end West. Los Angeles. CA 90067 Future openings ell formats. Medium/major markets in LA, coastal TX only. Contact PD: (408) 422-7484. T&R to and large markets. Cell ALLAN TURSE, 12141 255-7022. perienced desired. Call DONALD, (3181 369-3773. (3-51 Box 81380, Salines, CA 93912. (3-5) (3-12)

www.americanradiohistory.com 99'9/Friday, March 12,1982 Page 45 THE PIC TURE PA GES UFO Cited In Dallas Lundvall Launches Elektra/Musician

Chrysalis artists UFO played Dallas recently, and were cited for a sterling performance by label executives backstage. Pictured (l-r) are Chrysalis VP Jack Forsythe, label's Louis Newman, manager Carl Leighton -Pope, group's Phil Mogg, Paul Chapman, and Pete Way, label's Jeff Jackett and group's Neil Carter. Bobby Sox For "Bobbie Sue"

Elektra/Musician label head Bruce Lundvall launched the label's initial slate of releases with a listening party at New York's Village Vanguard, at which the Red Rodney/Ira Sullivan Quintet performed. Lundvall is pictured "horn- ing in" (center) with Rodney (left) and Sullivan. Peabo's People

Capitol artist Peabo Bryson played the Santa Monica Civic recently and was greeted backstage by Capitol executives. Pictured (l -r) are Capitol VP's Den- nis White and Varnell Johnson, Bryson, Capitol Records Group President A number of MCA staffers dressed in bobby sox and other 50's -styled attire to add a period flavor to the Oak Ridge Don Zimmermann, and Capitol's Rusty Moody. Boys' celebration of their latest LP, "Bobbie Sue." Pictured (l-r, standing) are MCA VP Ron Chancey, label's Kathe

Schreyer, group's Bill Golden, label's Teresa Leyva, group's Richard Sterben and Duane Allen, MCA's Michele Train - time, MCA VP Pat Pipolo, group's Joe Bonsai/, and label's Mary Lou Seek (l-r, seated) MCA's Dacia Daniell, and RCA Signs Lamont Cranston Susan Green. Time For Gold

RCA Records has signed the Lamont Cranston Band, picking up the group's current LP on the Waterhouse label in the process. Pictured (l-r) are RCA's Bill McGathy, Waterworks Management President Gary Marx, and RCA VP Dan Loggins. MW Littered By Letters Warner Brothers Records presented the Time with a gold record award for their debut LP recently. Pictured (l-dare group's Jellybean Johnson, Monte Moir, Terry Lewis, and Jessie Johnson, WB VP's Tom Ruffino and Tom Draper, group's Morris Day, WEA's Hank Caldwell, and group's Jimmy Jam. Picture Of Innocents

The MN personality lineup is pictured choosing the winning entry in the network's "Hawaiian Holiday With Devo" contest The winner turned out to Boardwalk's Innocents recently played the Whisky in Los Angeles. Pictured backstage are (l-r) Boardwalk's Steve have gone to high school with the band in Akron, OH. Pictured (l -r) are video Brack, group's Tony Kowalski Boardwalk VP Gary LeMel, group's Marten Ingle and Michael Hurt and label's Ellen jocks Alan Hunter, J.J. Jackson, Nina Blackwood, Mart Goodman, and (in Wolff. the bin) Martha Quinn.

www.americanradiohistory.com We have. The T.J. Martell Memorial Foundation for Leukemia Research is the only charitable organization totally supported by music industry contributions. It is our charity. And the fight against leukemia is our fight. A dreadful blood disease, it took the life of T.J. Martell, son of CBS Records Vice President Tony Martell. Inspired by his valiant fight, a group of record company executives established the T.J. Martell Memorial Foundation in his memory.

Since the Foundation's beginning in 1975, a Research Laboratory has been established at New York City's Mt. Sinai Medical Center. The staff of researchers, led by Dr. James E Holland, has made truly incredible strides toward conquering leukemia and other cancers through chemotherapy and chemoimmunotherapy, and has become the focal point of leukemia research within the international medical community. None of this could have been accomplished without your contributions of over $3,000,000.

It's expensive. But it's worth the price. Through the continued support of the music industry, we know that the cure for leukemia can be found. We've asked everyone in America to "Give The Gift Of Music": GIVE We're asking you, if you really care, to "Give The Gift Of Life".

The T.J. Martell Memorial Foundation for Leukemia Research 1982 Humanitarian Award Dinner in honor of THE Terry Ellis and Chris Wri: t GIFT Terry Ellis and Chris Wrig t This year, Terry Ellis and Chris Wright, co-chairmen and founders of the Chrysalis International Group of Companies are the sixth co -recipients of the Foundation's annual Humanitarian Award. The 1982 T.J. Martell Humanitarian Award Dinner will be held OF on Saturday, April 24, at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York City.

1982 Foundation Patron Each donation of $10,000 or more creates a 1982 Foundation Patron, allowing the T.J. Martell Memorial Foundation to put more of medicine's most capable and gifted minds to work on curing leukemia LIFE and other cancers. The Terry Ellis and Chris Wright Research Fellowship Each special contribution of $5,000 brings a Terry Ellis and Chris Wright Research Fellowship, enabling the Foundation to train more specialists.

Please support us. We want to wipe out this dreadful disease now.

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www.americanradiohistory.com This Week In Music History BY DAN FORMENTO OF THE SOURCE CHR A/C Roy Clark's Birthday Van Halen, Hook, Et A/C's Heaviest Week MONDAY, MARCH 15 - TV's top country picker Break Roy Clark was born March 15, 1933 in Meaherrin, Quincy Davis, Pointers, Virginia. His father, a government worker, taught Hall Et Oates: Streisand Break young Roy to play guitar and banjo in his early teens. Breaker, Most Added Nelson, Flack, Before long Clark had become so proficient that he Journey's 5th Week Et Cotton Debut twice won national banjo , championships. In 1948 r At Number One 21 New Reporters country singer Jimmy Dean variety invited Roy to appear on his The CHR chart showed impressive as Van Halen, Dr. Hook, and Quincy Join Roster local Washington, DC TV show, which led him later to "Grammy" Jones broke. Hall & Oates also After one of the quietest weeks on record, guest spots on the "Tonight Show" and "The Beverly broke with exceptional one -week station accep- A/C reporters responded with more activity than Hillbillies," and ultimately to cohost country variety tance, and were Most Added as well. This any other week this year! Fifteen records earned show "Hee Haw" when it debuted in 1969. record is their third con- 10 adds or more, seven TRIVIA - Also born this day, Eddie Calvert in 1972... Grateful Dead's secutive Breaker from of which scored 20 or Phil Lesh in 1940... Beach Boy Mike Love in 1941... Sly Stone in 1944... and the "Private Eyes" al- more! Records with at Ry Cooder in 1947. bum. Van Halen sym- least two adds climbed bolized the willingness from 41 to 54, a sure DJ Alan Freed Indicted of CHR stations to play &CM sign of increased A/C rock again, along with variety. MARCH 16 A year and a half after TUESDAY, - the depth to include a Breakers were achiev- DJ Alan Freed pleaded guilty to two counts of commer- pure pop record like Dr. Geils Stays On Top ed by Paul Davis, the cial bribery in the payola scandal of 1962, a second grand Hook and the sophisti- Pointer Sisters, and jury indicted him for income tax evasion on March 16, cation of a Quincy Ferguson, Twilley Barbra Streisand, all 1964. The IRS claimed he owed nearly $38,000 on Jones. veteran hitmakers. Mak- unreported income during the period between 1957 and Charlene garnered ing their return to the Earn Breakers charts after quiet periods 1959. Freed, then a poor and broken man, was hospitaliz- lots of programmer sup- he the port this week for sec- were Willie Nelson, ed in Palm Springs and died before could answer Roberta Flack, and charge. ond Most Added. Also Lowe Bounces Back strong early acceptance Gene Cotton, who all TRIVIA - Otis Redding topped U.S. charts posthumously with "Sittin' for the Stones' "Hang Onto Chart have good chances for On The Dock Of The Bay," 1968... Born this day was Jerry Jeff Walker, Breaker during the next 1942. and Nancy Wilson of Heart, 1954. Fire," plus Elton's salute to John Lennon. Other It was another week of solid report activity two weeks. active programmer on J. Geils and Joan Jett, now nearly tied in all Most Added honors John Sebastian Born choices this week in- airplay respects. Sneaking up from behind and went to Barry Manilow, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 - Singer, guitarist, cluded Ray Parker Jr., now in the top airplay race was Sammy Hagar. who finished far ahead and composer John Sebastian was born in New York on Kool & the Gang, Aldo Nova, Bryan Adams, and Huey Lewis & of all others. New rec- March 17, 1944. John first Cars, Tommy Tutone, the News all moved up. Tommy Tutone con- ords not mentioned with playing profes- and Genesis. tinued to show increased airplay excitement impressive development started include Al Jarreau, Gor- sionally in the early 60's The chart was jam- over "Jenny." med, with Journey Newer albums performed well this week, in- don Lightfoot, Char - when he met guitarist the top for Iene, and Elton John. Yanovsky and holding on to cluding Gamma, Bonnie Raitt, Soft Cell, and Zalman the 5th week. It's a Glass Moon. EP's from Rick Springfield and Twenty-one new re- formed New York group the struggle from 1-6, as Stevie Nicks gained reports momentum. Jay porters joined the A/C Mugwumps, which also in- strong records battled Ferguson and Dwight Twilley hit AOR Breaker field this week, and are cluded Cass Elliott and for position. status as last week's adds converted to upper listed with the A/C Re- Denny Doherty of future SEE PAGE 62 rotation airplay. Nick Lowe bounced back on gionalized Adds & Hots. SEE PAGE 61 " , Mamas & Papas fame. In the chart with increased hots. SEE PAGE 50 1965 he formed the Lovin' Spoonful with the encourage- ment of producer Erik Jacobsen, and signed a record deal with Kama Sutra soon after. "Do You Believe In Magic," released in 1965, was the group's first hit. Radio TRIVIA - The film "American Hot Wax," a portrait of the radio and Black record industry, opened, 1978.. Also born this day were Nat King Cole, 1919...and Jefferson Starship founder Paul Kantner, 1941. Sixth Week At No.1 California Jam II Oaks Take Over THURSDAY, MARCH 18 - 250,000 people jam- For Wonder med Ontario Motor Speedway near Los Angeles on Top Spot March 18, 1978 for "California Jam H," one of the most Kool Et The Gang Debut commercial rock festivals ever. Headlining the all-day Merle, Conway concert event were Ted Nugent, Aerosmith, and Foreigner. From the start, "Cal Jam II" was designed In No. 1 Battle Ray Parker Jr. to be an ABC-TV prime -time special and a live double - album set, which Columbia Records released seemingly Waylon Et Willie Most Added overnight. Stevie Wonder once again was the No. 1 TRIVIA The Rolling Stones urinated in public, 1965...Country Joe Breaks Big - song for the sixth consecutive week. The top 10 McDonald was arrested for shouting the "F.U.C.K." version of the "Fish After three weeks in the top chart position, had virtually no changes except for George Ben- Cheer" on stage in Worcester, MA, 1970... Wilson Pickett born in 1941. Charley Pride finally slid down to No. 5, leaving son, who moved from 16 to 10. way open for the Oaks to take over the top the No records qualified for Breaker status this spot. Next week, however, looks to be a battle Free Guitarist Died week. Richard Fields had a nice between Merle Haggard and Conway Twitty, "Dimples" 19 Guitarist Paul Kossoff of move from 24 to 17 while Atlantic Starr was FRIDAY, MARCH - both strong records that could bushwhack just as impressive, moving 25-18. the group Free died of a heart attack during his sleep on week at No. 1. "Bobbie Sue" after only one on the Black an airline flight from Los Angeles to New York on Waylon & Willie's "Just To Satisfy You" Kool & the Gang debuted No. 26. Ray captured March 19, 1976. The 25 -year-old guitarist had a history of big this week, debuting at No. 44 with 69 Radio Chart at Parker Jr. broke the Most Added honors, with Deniece Williams heart ailment; in fact in August of 1975, Paul's heart Adds, the Most Added record of the week. Oth- and Cameo showing very strong out of the stopped beating for 35 minutes and doctors pronounced er Breakers included Steve Wanner (49-45), of our newly acquired him clinically dead, before those same doctors were Moe Bandy (50-46), and Mel Tillis (Debut 47). box. With the addition reporters, our sampling was excellent with able to revive him. Kossoff is best known for the sizzling Also look for Mickey Gilley (Debut 49) and the make big moves 64 reports and one frozen playlist. guitar hook on Free's biggest hit "All Right Now." Statler Brothers (Debut 50) to next week after an impressive 50 adds apiece. SEE PAGE 59 TRIVIA - Bassist Gary Thain of Uriah Heep died of a drug overdose, SEE PAGE 56 1976.

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 48 1:1811/Friday, March 12, 1982 National Music Formats Added This Week TM Programming Cal Casey (214) 634-8511 JOHN triz Cienazi LOUISE MANDRELL "(You Sure Know Your Way) Bob Laurence (213) 883-7400 Around My Heart" (RCA) WAYLON & WILLIE X140 "Just To Satisfy You" (RCA) KOOL & THE GANG RODNEY CROWELL "Victim Or A Fool" (WB) "Get Down On It" (De-Lite/PG) JACKY WARD "Travelin' Man" (Asylum) BOB & DOUG McKENZIE WILLIE NELSON DENVER "Take Off" (Mercury/PG) "Always On My Mind" (Columbia) CHARLENE "I've Never Been To Me" (Motown) STATLER BROTHERS "You'll Be Back (Every VANGELIS "Chariots Of Fire" (Polydor/PG) Night In My Dreams)" (Mercury/PG) HAS A MESSAGE MICKEY GILLEY (wntternRo 300 "Tears Of The Lonely" (Epic) PAUL DAVIS " '65 Love Affair" (Arista) IN THE WIND Great American Country GAIL DAVIES " 'Round The Clock Lovin' " (WB) SISTER SLEDGE "My Guy" (Cotillion/Atco) TOMPALL & GLASER BROTHERS GLASS MOON "It'll Be Her" (Elektra) "On A Carousel" (Radio/Atlantic) JOHN CONLEE "Busted" (MCA) IRENE CARA WAYLON & WILLIE "Anyone Can See" (Network/Elektra-Asylum) "SHANGHAI "Just To Satisfy You" (RCA) BARBRA STREISAND "Memory" (Columbia) SatelliteMtn - Network = GREG GUIDRY "Goan' Down" (Badland/Columbia) George Williams (404) 955-9521

BREEZES" THE STARSTATION BARRY MANILOW "Let's Hang On" (Arista) BPI CKLW WKEE WILLIE NELSON John lies (800) 426.9082 "Always On My Mind" (Columbia) KFMK WZFM RICK SPRINGFIELD "Don't Talk To Strangers" (RCA) KEZR KINT ROBERTA FLACK "Making Love" (Atlantic) Country Coast -To -Coast GEORGE BENSON KYYX KEEL GARY MORRIS "Don't Look Back" (WB) "Never Give Up On Ä Good Thing" (WB) WYYS B 105 DOTTIE WEST AL JARREAU "Teach Me Tonight" (WB) "You're Not Easy To Forget" (EMI/Liberty) FRED PARRIS & FIVE SATINS WHBQ WRQK MICKEY GILLEY "Medley" (Elektra) "Tears Of The Lonely" (Epic) WTIX WGH MOE BANDY "Someday Soon" (Columbia) Campy /.irgtq KGW WZZR BELLAMY BROTHERS WSGA WVIC "For All The Wrong Reasons" (Elektra) JACKY WARD "Travelin' Man" (Asylum) Chick Watkins (303) 578-0700 WCAO KOFM WAYLON & WILLIE "Just To Satisfy You" (RCA) WHB KRAV GREG GUIDRY "Goin' Down" (Badland/Columbia) MICKEY GILLEY PAUL DAVIS " '65 Love Affair" (Arista) "Tears Of The Lonely" (Epic) KBEQ KKXX STEVIE WONDER "That Giri" (Tamla/Motown) STATLER BROTHERS "You'll Be Back (Every KPLZ KGGI Night In My Dreams)" (Mercury/PG) WFBR KBBK TAMMY WYNETTE "Another Chance" (Epic) c-entLiry2l{'NI U.1«,1,11\I. I\ TERRY GREGORY "I Never Knew Blue" (Handshake/CBS) KJR WTSN Bob Stevens (214) 934-2121 The Devil's Eyes Were KIQQ WFBG The Format. dä WILLIAM B. fanner WAYS WZYQ erannen ^^ 1rum BARRY MANILOW "Let's Hang On" (Arista) COMPANY, .NC KVIL KVOL GLASS MOON Kenny Bosak (901) 320-4433 KSLY "On A Carousel" (Radio/Atlantic) WQUE TANner Country WIP KATI 1i6 ;.`t4 ."JJwrsì GENE WATSON "Speak Softly WAEB BARRY MANILOW "Let's Hang On" (Arista) (You're Talking To My Heart)" (MCA) AL JARREAU "Teach Me Tonight" (WB) KIERAN KANE "I Feel It With You" (Elektra) FRED PARRIS & THE FIVE SATINS CEDAR CREEK "Took It Like "Medley" (Elektra) A Man, Cried Like A Baby" (Moon Shine) A/C CHART No. CALAMITY JANE "I've Just Seen A Face" (Columbia) - 26 JOHN DENVER/Shanghai Breezes (RCA) STEVE WARINER "Kansas City Lights" (RCA) MICKEY GILLEY MOE BANDY "Someday Soon" (Columbia) "Tears Of The Lonely" (Epic) WAYLON & WILLIE JACKY WARD "Travelin' Man" (Asylum) "Just To Satisfy You" (RCA) FROM THE ALBUM (Every STATLER BROTHERS "You'll Be Back MEL TILL'S Night In My Dreams)" (Mercury/PG) "It's A Long Way To Daytona" (Elektra) MEL McDANIELS RAY STEVENS SEASONS OF THE HEART "Take Me To The Country" (Capitol) "Written Down In My Heart" (RCA) LOUISE MANDRELL "(You Sure Know Your Way) Around My Heart" (RCA) PERSONAL MANAGEMENT: iqaisle TELEVISION M JERRY WEINTRAUB Buzz Brindle (212) 944-5399 Concept MANAGEMENT THREE ANGEL CITY "Fashion And Fame" (Epic) Lee Nye (916) 782-7754 CARS "Since You're Gone" (Elektra) OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN Adult Rock RCA "Make A Move On Me" (MCA) RICK SPRINGFIELD Records FX "Stimulation" "Don't Talk To Strangers" (RCA) CHAS JANKEL "Questionnaire" (A&M) GENE COTTON

GENESIS "No Reply At All" (Atlantic) "If I Could Get You Into My Life" (Knoll) BARNES & BARNES "Fish Heads" HALL & OATES "Do It In A Minute" (RCA)

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"pOP GOES THE MOVA SMASHn' C1 CINEMUSICALmEco's HITMEDLEY POP AIRPLAY LISTENERS FORCING IS GENERATES TO PLAY beingreported STATIONS are INSTANT SALES OF Poo ice, ,, Movies"is The Movies" not only MEDLEY "Pop 4 Meco's "Pop Goes in Baltimore (WCAO 20- Iin played. It's boffo in heavy phone response, blitzing in results are 16), top 20 in Tampa (Q105), sales. Listeners BLOCKBUSTER (34-10), strong, immediate on WKBW and WBEN the record, but buying Buffalo 24- not only hearing Bakersfield, Ca.(KERN top o burning in it, whether tuned into THEMES jumps in Charleston, Mem- the message: 11), and the These stations have gotten blockbuster are equally eye - WCAO, music from such phis, Detroit and Seattle CKLW, WAYS, With who WABC, WHBQ, Gone With The Wind, popping. making programmers KJR, KPZ, gDWB, movies as It's WFBR, WTIX, KVIL, Seven and "medley and/or instrumental (con't onp ) Goldfinger, Th=gnificent gripe about WMAK, WBBQ, WGCL, The Ugs ly woven tune (con'ton p.13) Th The Bad and a overload" change their beat, music together to a pulsing loud about Meco's and films are vocal and ME( have resis- Then montage. Stations that onvinced being by between tant to medleys are to this recordith the mov public clamor to respond hit the is from the man who's Wars 0th= and Every interpretations of St on p. l l ) rary bi "Close Encounters(con't to the pop ch ARISTA 45 MAKING Meco's togeth( LALAPALOOZA LEAPS half -ci the th( ON THE CHARTS: a mu glamo BB:49*/RW:52* scree' Pop MI BB:21*/RW:26* John: A/C ents R&R:22*____ Scho, whet FOR MECO'S gion ANTICIPATION HIGH POP GOES THE MOVIES, City Fire on one non-stop package. ALBUM to Chariots Of (spe THE songs, from Casablanca memorable movie IST& cous two dozen Inc. More than © 1982 Arista &cords,

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 50 R&R/Friday, March 12, 1982 adio ecords &íiL NATIONA1!AIRPLAW 40 Album cuts are listed in order March 12, 1982 166 REPORTERS of airplay preference. 2/19 3,A5 3/12 "Rage" Frame (EMI America) . Title "Centerfold" 1 1 J. GEILS BAND Freeze 2 1 Title "Crimson" "Victim" "Pain" I Love Rock -N -Roll (Boardwalk) 1 2 2 JOAN JETT Ft THE BLACKHEARTS 2 "Fall" "Only" "Babys" "Can't" 4 4 3 SAMMY HAGAR Standing Hampton (Geffen) 5 "Spirits" "Journey" "Rehumanize" POLICE Ghost In The Machine (AQM) 3 3 3 4 "Don't" "Hole" "Rain" "Heart" 5 PRISM Small Change (Capitol) 7 6 6 "Over" "Working" "Lucky" "Take" 4 5 5 6 LOVERBOY Get Lucky (Columbia) Pretty Woman (WB) 45 10 7 7 7 VAN HALEN "Can't" ALDO NOVA Aldo Nova (Portrait/CBS) "Fantasy" "Ball" 13 13 10 8 "Gone" Title "Cruiser" "Think" 9 CARS Shake It Up (Elektra) 6 8 8 "Fool" "Right" 11 11 9 10 QUARTERFLASH Quarterflash (Geffen) ADAMS You Want It -You Got It (AEtM) "Lonely Nights" 14 12 13 11 BRYAN "Change" LEWIS Et THE NEWS Picture This (Chrysalis) "Workin' " "Believe" 25 16 16 12 HUEY "Addicted" "Nobody" "Boys" Title LE ROUX Last Safe Place (RCA) 16 15 14 13 Title "Man" "Keep" "Reply" 9 9 11 14 GENESIS Abacab (Atlantic)

Rock .. . "Get" Title "C.O.D." "Evil" 8 10 12 15 AC/DC For Those About To (Atlantic) TUTONE Tommy Tutone-2 (Columbia) "Jenny" 31 26 22 16 TOMMY "Mountain" "Flying" "R&R" "Tonight" 15 17 OZZY OSBOURNE Diary Of A Madman (Jet/CBS) 12 14 "Right" "Gone" "Stranger" 26 18 GAMMA 3 (Elektra) (RCA) 12 -inch EP 31 19 RICK SPRINGFIELD Calling All Girls/Don't Talk... "Beat" "Lips" "Town" 18 20 GO-GO'S Beauty Ft The Beat (IRS/A&M) 22 20 "Complicated" "Shoulder" "City" Title 26 25 20 21 JOHNNY Et THE DISTRACTIONS Let It Rock (AGM) Renegade (WB) "Hollywood" "Angel" Title "Leave" 34 27 24 22 THIN LIZZY "Waiting" FOREIGNER 4 (Atlantic) "Hero" "Luanne" "Woman" 19 17 19 23 "Arms" "Don't" Title "Stone" 17 24 JOURNEY Escape (Columbia) 15 18 Title "Alive" "Tonite" "Inside" 37 25 JAY FERGUSON White Noise (Capitol) "Somebody" "Back" 30 26 DWIGHT TWI LLEY Scuba Divers (EMI America) "Back" "Tell" 27 WRABIT Wrabit (MCA) "Anyway" 23 21 23 "Writer" "Somethin' " 33 30 23 28 UFO Mechanix (Chrysalis) (Mercury/PolyGram) . "Take Off" "Beer" 17 19 21 29 BOB Et DOUG McKENZIE Great White North . 45 36 30 STEVIE NICKS (LIVE) Edge Of Seventeen (Modern/Atco) ... 37 - In the Limelight" PETER CETERA Peter Cetera (Full Moon/WB) "Livin' 20 23 25 31 "Keep" "Me" Title "Willy" 34 32 BONNIE RAITT Green Light (WB) "Start" "Fire" "TEi-A" "Limo" 27 33 ROLLING STONES Tattoo You (Rolling Stones/Atco) 18 24 "Love Is Like A Rock" 21 22 29 34 DONNIE IRIS King Cool (MCA) Non -Stop Erotic Cabaret (Sire/WB) ... "Tainted Love" 40 40 38 35 SOFT CELL "On" (Radio/Atlantic) . "Simon" "Carousel" "Telegram" - 39 39 36 GLASS MOON Growing In The Dark Life (Virgin/Epic) . "Breakout" "Side" "Hollywood" 32 33 35 37 SHOOTING STAR Hang On For Your Allied Forces (RCA) "Goodbye" "Power" "Man" "Fool" 30 31 33 38 TRIUMPH Title "Just" "How Long" ROD STEWART Tonight I'm Yours (WB) "Turks" 24 29 32 39 "Stick" "Burning" "Heart" "Many" - 36 - 40 NICK LOWE Nick The Knife (Columbia) MOST ADDED. MEDIUM THE HOTTEST 3/12 3/5 226 2/19 2/12 3/12 35 19 2/12 3/12 35 2/16 2/19 2/12 112/75 93/66 150/132 161/144 153/138 141/120 145/128 0W 00 1 LE ROUX 124/82 12655 11550 1 J. GEILS BAND 1 SECRET POLICEMAN'S... 6856 2/t1 a0 A-0 A-0 Last Safe Place (RCA) A-0 A3 A-4 A-16 A-12 Freeze... (EMI America) A-0 A-0 A-1 Various Artists (lsland,WB) M-0 M-0 M-21 M-17 "Addicted" H42 H-38 H-31 H-21 H-15 Title M-18 M-17 M-14 H-0 141/113 "Crossroads" 97/79 88161 74140 50120 JETT... 149/131 152/136 147/135 142/122 69,58 00 0/0 097 2 JOHNNY & THE... 95/79 2 JOAN 2 JAY FERGUSON A-1 A-0 A-1 A-1 A-4 Let It Rock (A&M) A-5 A6 A-17 A-28 A-27 I Love Rock... ( Boardwalk) Noise (Capitol) M-45 M-9 M-19 M-24 White H-11 H-12 H-10 H-6 H-3 Title M-17 M-16 M-11 H-7 H-2 "Complicated" Title 149/124 150/120 1461112 141/96 136A83 0/7 3 HUEY LEWIS Et NEWS 127/72 116/78 113158 86/46 7414 3 SAMMY HAGAR 3 ROGER DALTREY 27/17 1/1 0/O 00 A-0 Al A-1 Picture This (Chrysalis) A-7 A-7 A-23 A-33 A69 Standing Hampton (Geffen) A-1 A-0 Best Bits (MCA) M-0 M-0 M-44 M-52 Tie H-48 H 31 e1-22 H-7 H-1 Fall In Love Again" M 24 M-30 M-34 H-0 "Workin For A Living" "I'll "Martyrs & Madmen" H-0 144/118 152/128 148/12/ 143/122 145/122 0/0 3 THIN LIZZY 91/72 93/71 8050 6423 435 4 POLICE 4 10722 101/79 00 00 A-0 Al A-0 GAMMA Renegade )WB) A-4 A 12 A-25 A-40 A-38 Ghost In The... (A&M) A2 AO 3 (Elektra) M-71 M-20 M 24 M-20 M 23 H 15 H-10 H-5 H-1 H-0 "Material World" M 24 M 24 Tie Time" H-14 H-2 "Hollywood" "Right The First 129/11 143/121 142/11 + 139/113 139/113 0/0 5 GAMMA 107/71 10120 0/0 00 av 5 LOVERBOY 4 UTOPIA 2222 a0 a0 00 A-0 A-1 A-0 3 (Elektra) A-22 A-79 Get Lucky (Columbia) A-0 A-0 Swing... (Bearsville/WB) M-0 M-24 M-25 M-26 "Right The First Time" H-14 H-2 "When It's Over" M-21 M 22 "Lysistrata" H-0 13851 13042 73/66 73156 67147 56/30 44/7 6 PRISM 141/96 141/87 142/79 8821 83/38 61/t4D 5r5 a0 6 UFO 6 DWIGHT TWILLEY A-26 A-37 A-1 A-1 A-1 A-4 A3 M-0 Mechanix (Chrysalis) A4 A-5 A-18 Small Change (Capitol) Scuba Divers (EMI Amenca) M-57 M-39 M-1 M 73 M-85 H-4 H 2 H2 H-0 H-0 "Don't Let Him Know" M-44 M-53 M62 To Love" H-10 H-6 H-0 H-0 "The Writer" "Somebody 88/57 83/39 61/1 5r0 00 7 126e1 13556 133/103 135/11 136/118 47/L0 3222 15/11 5,5 0Ál 7 DWIGHT TWILLEY CARS 7 DUKE JUPITER A-38 A-60 A-5 It (Elektra) A-0 A-0 A-1 A-1 A-0 M-1 M-0 Scuba Divers (EMI Amenca) A-21 Shake Up 1 M-23 M-8 17 (Coast-Coast/CBS) H-10 H6 H-0 H-0 You're Gone" M-35 M-37 M-29 M-23 M H-2 H3 H-0 "Somebody To Love" "Since "I'll Drink To You" e/4 123/83 131/84 128/77 124/77 131175 0/0 0/0 8 ALDO NOVA 1229/56 132/73 121/81 120/77 91,57 8 QUARTERFLASH 8 SIMON E GARFUNKEL 35/18 30130 av A-1 A-1 A-1 Aldo Nova (Portrait/CBS) A-1 A-3 A-3 A-16 A-24 Quarterflash (Geffen) A-1 A-0 Concert In Central... (WB) M-9 M-0 M-55 "Fantasy" H-72 H-56 H-37 H-27 H-10 "Find Another Fool" M39 M-47 M60 M-46 In The Evening" H-8 H-0 91/10 "Late 74156 8656 88/68 87/73 84/56 NOVA 129/1 132156 121/37 12027 56/16 44/11 33/14 22/18 1/1 9 WRABIT 9 ALDO 9 CHUBBY CHECKER A-12 A-1 A-3 A-3 A16 A24 M-0 Wrabit (MCA) A-1 A-1 A 2 A-9 Aldo Nova (Portrait/CBS) The Change Has... (MCA) M-36 M-30 M-14 M4 M-57 H-18 H-29 H-18 H-5 H6 "Fantasy" M-56 M 73 M-81 M-77 Tie H-3 H-3 H-5 H-0 H-0 "Anyway Anytime" "Harder" 119A66 101156 121/56 12350 11950 109/44 101/39 1/1 10 BRYAN ADAMS 12153 123151 109/51 10 BRYAN ADAMS 20/16 7/3 2/0 00 A -I 9 XTC It... A-3 A-2 A-4 A-4 A-7 You Want It... (A&M) A-3 A 2 A-4 A4 M-1 M-2 M-0 Tie You Want (A&M) English... (Virgin/Epic) 1460 H 50 H-44 H-39 M-53 M-61 M-65 M-61 M-55 H-0 "Lonely Nights" H65 "Lonely Nights" "Senses Working Overtime" H-3 H-0 H-0 128/84 131,95 98153 87/46 66/36 56/16 42/13 11 103/51 120/71 129/81 71/13 71Y11 61160 22 00 10 TOMMY TUTONE GENESIS 11 BONNIE RAITT 10 A-12 A-3 A-0 A-0 A-3 A-0 A-1 M-0 Tommy Tutone-2 (Columbia) A-9 A-18 A Abacab (Atlantic) Green Light (WB) M-34 M-29 M-0 M-44 M35 Tie "867-5309/Jenny" H-36 H-26 H-20 H-18 H-16 Title M-42 M-48 M45. "Heart" H-24 H,20 H-1 H-0 128/92 12 GLASS MOON 6249 56142 5123 35/10 31/9 12 AC/DC 9656 115/74 121,63 1124/51 11 RIGGS 14/13 42 4/4 a0 00 A-0 A0 Growing In... (Radio/Atl.) A6 A-7 A-23 A-12 A-22 For Those... (Atlantic) A-0 A-0 A-0 Riggs (Full Moon/WB) M-1 M-2 M-0 M-36 H-5 H-6 H-5 H-3 H-0 "Let's Get It Up" M40 M-41 M38 M 4 Cuts H-0 li -0 H-0 "Simon" Various a0 WO 90/54 8854 80/45 74/33 66/31 22/5 17/9 12/6 4/1 13 JAY FERGUSON 90146 6919 00 13 GO-GO'S 13 SUSAN LYNCH 25/10 A-4 A-6 A4 A-9 A-4 M6 M-3 Noise (Capitol) A38 A-58 Beauty & The (IRS/A&M) M-14 M-14 M-8 Tie White M 31 Big... (Johnston/CBS) H-7 H-2 The Beat" M-32 M 28 M-31 M-32 H-0 H-0 H-0 H-0 Title "We Got "Office Love" H-1 8650 8651 99156 107/61 110/59 111158 56/12 42/3 13 PETER CETERA 62146 7549 7946 86/56 14 OZZY OSBOURNE 14 TOMMY TUTONE 9949 8748 66/10 A-0 A-3 A-0 Moon/WB) A-1 A-2 A-1 A-1 A-4 Diary Of A... (Jet/CBS) A-0 A-0 Tutone-2 (Columbia) M-53 M43 M36 M-26 M-23 Peter... (Full Tommy H-16 H-24 H-32 H-30 H-32 The Mountain" M-35 M43 M-46 M-48 M43 Tie H-36 H-26 H-20 H-18 H-16 "Livin' In The Limelight" "Over "867-5309/Jenny" 142/62 138/73 13056 Er NEWS 127148 116/31 11322 867 74/1 1718 5/7 4A7 15 PRISM 141144 14153 15 HUEY LEWIS 14 HUMAN LEAGUE 24/9 192 A-7 A.7 A-23 A 33 A-69 M-2 Small Change (Capitol) A-1 A-1 A-1 A-4 A-3 Picture This (Chrysalis) Dare (ABM) M-7 M-9 M-5 M-0 M-4 "Don't Let Him Know" H-96 H-87 H-79 H61 H-42 "Workin' For A Living" M-72 M-78 M68 M-46 "Don't You Want Me" H-8 H-8 H-4 H-2 H-2 The Hottest reports ul charting artists are displayed i ter a t se-week The reports of charting artists are displayed i ver a five -week of charting artists are displayed over a five -week Medium period They are listed in order of total reports within the specific rotation The Added reports listed in order of total reports within the specific rotation in order of total reports within the specific rotation period. 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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 52 RE&R/Friday, March 12, 1982 Significant Action JAZZ ON non BREAKERS SECRET POLICEMAN'S... Various Artists (Island/WB) X12 Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest "Crossroads" "Air" Total: 58. A-58, M-0, H-0 level of station on any given week. activity 2 1 DI . Electric Rendezvous (Columbia) CHUBBY CHECKER . The Change Has Come (MCA) AL MEOLA "Diamond" "Running" .... Total: 55. A-16, M-36, H-3 "Cruisin " Title "Bird" 1 2 FULL MOON N Larsen/B. Feiten (WB) DUKE JUPITER 1 (Coast-Coast/CBS) JAY FERGUSON "Drink" "Sugar" Total: 47. A-20, M-23, H-4 "Sierra" "Eyes" "Phantom" Objects Of (WB) White Noise (Capitol) DREGS 12 -inch EP (Arista) 5 3 MICHAEL FRANKS ... Title "Alive" "Tonite" "In- "Crank" "Bloodsucking" Total: 44. "Moon""Jealousy" "Duet" our report- 4 4 LARRY CARLTON Sleepwalk (WB) side." 54% of EDDIE SCHWARTZ No Refuge on it. Total album (Atco) Title "Bird" "10:00 P.M." ers "Line" "Tomorrows" Total: 41. A-1, M-33, H-7 reports: 90. A-38, M-45, 3 5 JEAN-LUC PONTY . Mystical Adventures (Atl.) H-7. Album charted at PAUL COLLINS' BEAT The Kids Are The Same (Col.) "As" "Jig" "Rhythms" "Highway- "Crying" Total: 39. A-3, M-33, H-3 number 25. 6 6 LEE RITENOUR Rio (Musician/Elektra) ANGEL CITY Night Attack (Epic) "Rio Funk" "Fashion""Night" Total: 38. A-6, M-26, H-6 7 7 WEATHER REPORT ... Weather (ARC/Col.) AL DI MEOLA Electric Rendezvous (Columbia) "Volcano" "N.Y.C." "Dare" "Speechless" "Cruisin' "Title Total: 38. A-0, M-10, H-2, J-26 DWIGHT TWILLEY TWILLEY 1111> 8 ERIC GALE . Blue Horizon (Musician/Elektra) SCUBA DIVERS DWIGHT NOVO COMBO ... Novo Combo (Polydor/PolyGram) Various Cuts Divers Scuba "Tattoo" "City" Total: 35. A-2, M-24, H-9 8 9 G. WASHINGTON JR. Come Morning (Elektra) (EMI America) JANIS JOPLIN Farewell Song (Columbia) "River" Title "Somebody" "Back." "One Night Stand" Total: 35. A-0, M-27, H-8 10 CASIOPEA Make Up City (Alfa) 53% of our reporters on "Eyes Of Mind" reports: SIMON Et GARFUNKEL Concert In Central Park (WB) it. Total album "Boxer""Evening" Total: 35. A-18, M-9, H-8 M-57, H-10. Al- These albums, displayed over a two-week period, received significant 88. A-21, Significant Action listings showcase product in all musical con- reports but did not chart this week on the National Airplay/40 listing. bum charted at number figurations that has received significant airplay but which has not This chart represents activity based on a combination of add, medium 26. garnered sufficient reports to chart on the National Airplay/40 listing. and hot reports, as well as special jazz programming. The album's These records are listed in order of airplay. They may be either still on preferred airplay cuts are listed; singles are in bold type. Artists in larger the rise, or former National Airplay/40 chart acts. type registered significant airplay geins this week.

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IM/051 +I51r1 K0 NOW L133T UíWPEA lAll LDU1k SMARM IMw1 M111E 5m J. aI. LAW IBII Arlul COBO PoI 1.fr/051 INKS Ir) 'M Ir, ilá SMIYGE.lFO IMAI LE OR 1MiA, UM 'STf1E N1üS(L11E1 JEAYauL Ipf.l11M1.11c) OOAGERS (KAp...11t. IEINr., wYM PONIS (µN1 00 lOrp,l1 .KA,' lU] 1Cr 1á/01ICi111kad Sí1O n/Mu1M NOM PoII, rMII 1 1XwrNMcol Im NG (.0,t/OS, M' 00 ERSM.MII (Noel mf91 ST.MT'r, 7H-1180 I 31r.BB TOM 1Uf101E sT1EF,NMr 1y19 pe r 1M Co114I1 Q5NMr1IQDN I41fen) r MK. GEKSIS ( AIn Ic) . 551.1E YOBER I MI CELL Ulte/111 g l Nottest 1r.11btD.1 N/M KK;TIwkMY PHIL MAISI.Mr 1r) FMi.EII 1Mv.fl1 SAPPY TUfM IO.,MI1 D.E. 1r1 F,.m1MIv le NO. IMAM SOB0. ENLY M11..LpI91I MILS BAr 1.1 M.Icel MIº IU.10011 Er GEK515 c, (7411H74fá7 KW 1l 1KAI .Ir Aµ EIT .4r.w91 ANx ETI 100r0.,1A1 GINO MN1ELL1 1MIstl ADMS WM.EMLASN IWfrl I CHECK. KAI N0 NOM ..0e11/m4/ E.AR IN01 N0 MOM 1.041,/O51 6..../S...... (L¢a1, 101 MN M.A.11.LAE JM MNl ONO I. Arica/ All 4rdw11 K1Q MN, 4.0rBBOT 1001411 JA T Ff111G15M ,C.lro., ..r...iml BRYAN AOMs 1NA) '6MY PALL BA. OM.an11c, FM1QP IMI.111 M1w ,9pIro1, 9(m11. STM 1YIr pin/Mlcl INM .4erral rI Ml 1.iLL. CARS ,E1.Y0, miwl TYR.. 1911 M1c, SMSTCEUL,LNISOre/r.ell KATTIOtkIfDL11B C 'A tr A.Fn ille EMI .CEPµ'3 r1,.55fT 1. 7b/Poler1 MrR'np Or.. L1WT Iu15m:n1 IOYDBOT I01.14 Alw JFTI 1sr0w1Y1 Cab, 2:,','''NE. L91lT a 1EE5 ,Mrn, 1s ...LI VII BOB/QAG R1ExIIF YMn It Or K/0 IMlant.cN NM) M1M17 m1r WTlC1w /r, uRmY OEáP MAI -51EYIE tl0urNMml (Noce P0174.1 bL1,0 .... MIINH 1TA, Notre miB., niLLLr M91. erlc, LOiN.rE 01 (Cx.1.al EYE 10 we 8284181 EYE 101 PEKOE g. MDY LMA..O1 SMMrYL. rren I9 (Ar. -TIE1t üSII.YEI MASTER 151.1 AC/DC (M en,lc p0/Npre16 J. MILS BAr 1.1 µr.se/ my. ..my iGEu. VENT MGR (411., POI TRIP 1E91 cr 1.er, KA ICI N01 AM.. 15wn1 sro011 JMEt (0.491 IbOrNMCOI LE ROLE 111.1 9.UT1. STAR Irlrpin/MI., MO .Orp,9) NO, INK sFm IrA1Q 1NF1 TA.T MGR 1411.1 srr Mp.x Men µel 80w1 a NIOMITES tM9t" AMP. rMpM S0.i9/b15 GAO (F Y.. M1QvWvS)INN,INN M1º ECplro1, SMY IWfr, 111M 1 GNFIRKL .r, NODISIOMI, HIr1 JAY FERGUSON ICy1,011 ' rlr fEBL50N le' 1.41 O310511.1E 1r1 JAY LCItoll "11 FII In lU1Ni TUTOIE 1001.14/ NW NOVA Ib04.,/.$1 r1r (Jr/ORI 911C 6NE 1..1Nf9ttr) e 1111 W,.,S lM5/AIMI SOME RIOS Km 9EMH1 .IµM.aW051 /051 GEK>IS 1MIant1c1 ÿIM,EKIA$M 141.en, LE ROUX IMA, M0 GUIOY 141.14/ 609,'S` ,IRS/µMl p.tf JI11ER 4...rM 1Pe1 MN NP1 GAr l911 MALINLLN Ir, !II - µ rLfN lOEIBUY (001.14/ . M/Pe1er, MIc1 PE.ISSMCE (.RS/KM µ lr, (Coast CMS 1l14.44/ 1. m W..BrM - vµ FELfN OE, -STEYIE NI«SIIIrEI AIN JETT IBrOwILI U2 /rl wTM AWVI5 1NM1 NOIMM I.irI,/051 1NMr N.fAR E111 1 Siw...G..' HG 1MIr1 BOOME M.Tr (.1 PETP CETFRA IFuII 14ffnI Np4est IbbNMWI J. MILSVND (911 MIn .rm.l K/O IM1.,Ic) FMI6XP (Ml.Ilcl GUIUPEA IAI1a, SECIEIcPOL1CBMNS KO -CRER lµ Is1, G. [9INKson//rPoewal 1bi11n 5tn/ Mwl LAO ( Q1Mif.OASH 1410.1 b./..ArtY4r DIp4.91 AXIN. 101.14/ FREDDIE N®MD K0 ION (.0.11/051 W MOIt44.ASn 1411.1 M.M9Y1 RGI rLLN Ir/ 5/rl POKEY l DISTAN:. (MK 1M 1.11s, MMTEKLASII 1411.1 (IW IciNf9ttr' SNWI.. TTM IYlrpin/M.c1 rI. NEIL VO..61 WIY fIIEiOeI aMl« OIB llp1911 Y.Y FfM#ó0N 1f4pliol, aM1161(EO ITA) MO TT.NT Ir, RITEKAP VIW1A LBrar11.rl 0-005 11 /1S/NMI (r/Rr41.1 21 lO I. MASS YWI i1 t I e -TlEr1E 01üS(LIKI FELL OTES (KAI I..e/M.11 p01EY 141.1.1 l LLIrISINEIMrI IAP9Y SIN.1 WREQMEL Ir1 K'Q'AY11 QLNTE.LAiH 14M.) I1WrNMea1 1WUE 141.14/ CA9ME /PAIGE ,PrnO1 FOEIGNFA IMI an, I1 EDDIE SOAMR GE1E515 ,M1an I FLN.fS O EM IEIYe1 a11ü 14ED 0IY o5EpA1E 10,/O5, IMw, µ FMIf1ER 1MINIc1 SMIq IKA) .I. 7 r,. CARS (F1Mfrelr'c T u UMD IEIMr4/ R0101 ED RICER 11p1u11 PE(A.l (P.M/O51 PRIG LE IpCAI ,IOHr+ ED R1QA IL.Iro11 SIATIOlpT 1JIrM90, N;/O IM1en,lc1 -STEYIE MLLI SQIIER 141,011 It.lr F. NC. OBI NICAS r1m XI«5111rt, COK1 INMI TlE1E LbOrn/Mul 9]HN lMH 1JG0sten/051 LWT1K STAR 1YIrp1NM1.1 1114Nr1 POLICE INM) 1 0151RK. IbarNMwl WO F. M 101) Ri055M.MpIfO 1XGR1 "el IµNI CAM l4efr4/ SIEYIF NIáS IbOrn/Mro, MASS XM 1.1e/MIan4c, Rlü 5M061E0 MG) RIü SM1161f0 (TIN OOM UlMH1 1 CIrYI M11N11 (MAI 60.'T 11Rf/NY) 5r OREA p01er1F 1R.5 (KAI 60:T ,IM/M.) V. 19.RtAAS CMS. IMAI 10.et M.O.bK.IE pM FELL 11110 (011 ImSr, QIYIAIIFYIpFAlM IKAI OEM. pCPIifA 1 wIMILS µ.Ic, LOY660Y 10.IM11 GpM1f RA.n Ir, EMI JETT (brawltl glinalli LLeBBOY 1001.1 pµ Ell 04rOMIL1 JIK.T 11L1 ,Wsfaar0/m>, BANO Ip. µ.l<4/ 1f1 all111.35á TMNxGE1. Da1RG, KOfiON1/ Moines b49st E9FEn 1.11 OIe lo. 1" GEM. (MIN11 PRISE 1C.I,0I1 KAM SCwRR 1Mu1 0L OOrp, POLICE 1NY) COME IRIS 11EA1 N1g21a4111 SMM..NGN (4.1.1 GMO 1fINr.1 MIM.OE«p 1K1 meet IE S PIGI BUD IM.an,ic, SOlrlfs/b,T JETT KEY IpIT . 1ER I.rpxll,l M.P. MqM iµ lat a11« PREY HALM J. Ibrewl5) N. leflen, q. L0f 14141.1 TMII61lf1 MAI SMMr HAGAO (Gotten) 141f.1 PRISE 1y1ro11 Uw..OFITi LL RD. ,T.AI ü OeMY GEO. MA, Secret (14/14) WOCLIG !MEEK N. MK EKASM 00 .1" Al. My... Kl. ITAI -Y NAIE. OBI O ST91/M r, ...Is) m1.T ...ILE: 1911 A.r c1 . MHS BAr .911 Isc1/b.erx JAR15 01491 b,irt '1LE "ericl AM. 100141.r swrlrM (5wn1 tr1m1 SMMT N.NM wTM Jay (23/10) KEY 1.1111 1EY5 LOrn.1Is1 Aa5 LA.OIi w 1elt.1 9AUT.K STARn 111rp1n/MI4, AG. INMI Ferguson IMS/MFI wrTw LN91EE1N 1E1 XIITICAk1pR/{. AM r.N Irl Nw 60'S lbtrbwl BI(( u2IY OrGPK 1M/051 K/0 1 19/ L. lTl 1Gwl" KI,H KIES (ePberrt/KAl GENESIS (Mlentic) GEXfsISMM Jupiter (14/8) (7+on7a711 OILL.E«1XI1I01W1G1 IAFmGSwS. wrNN 11R(01m11.Or .,Ic, Duke WLYOKa1E11E61M 1.M1.r./O51 OPNM L1611TF0T 1r) . ROE IR., rAp11 KA, MT 14141.1 PD. 10EI .I. KIQ 1M.1 1019B0Y .YP OE. XILllS ,bOrn/Mwl E9ttral 101.1, MILI IL"1elN M.O. ,TAI Rogery,R Dail.rey (8/8) ene 1244171 J. M ILS SAO 1911 I.. .1 G. £11 14...1.1 LU1poT JE NAISN 1m71N PALL CM416' EAT m4r, pµ le HI. 10..91 Amp -Sik4F INNER ITNbro.l AIIF Ell IBWSeIh, OEM AOMS 1NA, ANN JETT 10. Mi STILL A. HRII6IELD IR.1 000 IMLIw. 1NY1 mMY TUT. 141.101 .rdwlL, Gamma t33/71 K. Irn114/91w1 10.49,ro.'tJ. 6.11S 1911 EMIT IMA, MISE ICp191I li NO: TM SAIT. (E ROB MTAr MHL CITY (MI41 K. Mlc" E1-5101/wn OMA ..1..1 GE1E115 1M anr..1 TRH. IIGI ...roll WW CK11111 JAY fERMBM 1.191,II .01 41. 1 µ.S1 Dwight Twilley ONSJM.EIINNI1.1MIRY Y.. W.11 NET LEVIS 1'6rlQrp,ls, (25/7! Mee. BARRY Gp6Eµ.I.O/OSl (717)7K1771 pNfJWITP pAMP r14Ep11/4,ITA 1N1 1'11 F.II In .QAR ,Ar1.40., A101L Ylr IL.Ito1 I4u,-0"1/m51 wFFRir1m11Wk COMPS IIRs/MNIN KD WEiWE088p0Y1 Bi0iY4a LO9BOY 100.r111 g..A9.ILlw 440 M 0123 65 01GM.01M04S ,M11p.>I Lie 4f..e1' 77//000 wrM AOµs INAM (tl2)á712717 ,OAP/ASFAOIOBIf 1OI) .11. 0: LL.1,1 Not+r1 LDrBBO+ ,4.x14/ BONN AONO lNY1 I. MILS spp 1911 Ar9" ' YM >MEN 1r1 g. R . LOIPEfXI MSS TRIM Kee I M N enf Ic l INr...Ml 1 K/0 K. GM NM.(Tm GEKSIs 1M I N c1 STM ITIrp10/MI., MIF. LOIS .: i46TY TT1pFll DYIOII IYIL.I (911 Mrlcal 9.DT1. BONO MITT Ir, l K. I.e.. MIS. '6"1..11 fMIM1Ln IMI.,IcI ºF91LG 15001 Bros/051 LOWBOYLOVEABLY 141.1" KEzoloEa.IM UTOPIA le.arlllrl A 03T 05pOP1E 101/051 Ader QOITERLASN Ie,t.l MICA 1K.1 KER wl1PT (Kw) MN Ell 14.5..1141 11fi710 SECRET KICBIAII'S 1f1Wr4/ MIEPEIASH S.i CELL 1TIr/rl CUTE MAIM N1>a er (1Irp9/M141 15/r, O. MK51T IMI.I61 MfiEl POLICING, teflenl 1.n1r Lw ,00as1Cut/05/ Le Roux (36/2B) 1 MIM LIII. 0411 PETER QIFRA Gull .an/1111 KICE IAw1 g. GREG GILLISPIF 'A.I G..mm. M^ 11'.5Ir1 fAR1 (flttr.) Supr Bims TOIMY TUfOE 14141.1 GAO IEIttT1 1n CMS (f1ttral K. ME &M60 Sen.. I PARKER IM9t1 µ r perore FMI.P 1M .114) 4 0T 0 5 OOCTMS 1EN..I RIGS Thin Lizzy (28/25) MA. w.M AO.T LN. YMI MLEN O. OUT UrpPK 0b1Mv,/r, , V. IF9ttr1 ORl6.6 mrrt 1111LfT (911 Ir1u1 MIGHT IYILLLT (911 Mrlc4 OiR lell.1 w ill. a GAMMEL Ir1 Y1 ( ,SILL 1911 IM/OS/alMrolfY µ.l<" JAT FERB60 Huey Lewis (41/22).7 rlr GE. (E9ttr, t MI SA1E1Y 1410.1 A il WARTERAUM1ETLAs« 1411w1 .0 -.MU 0 "411 W. NJodY m1M Amlctr' 1'e r14 Ap,I MI1M. IMA) LAM 14rCrI1 MISM IC.194 ilf9 `41ro ... REED IMII T7 iMMT Tp01E I41.Is1 STEALER OCA) SEQEI IOLICB.M5 JIMT 110.911 1TA/ Johnny The... (29/21) MI Gmd1w pM 111/1 BANO 1911 ...Ica/ 60'S (IRS/A414, 1.r4.1,/.s, ft HIS pA®T OELNEP (KA/ AAg1E, µ41r91 MOM. IUIOE 10441" b4/ 191wro1 Lóµ LRDN 1J4w1NOE5, µ 14141a) .1w1AONSTµ IN., XIS 1Prc1a1ea/OS, MLL AM H. BM/ 1911 µ.1u, SMMY.INGNR 1411.) SMrIE IµMrn/Mul r1. p..0m. Cá11115 EAT 10141, Genesis (31/20)¡ Nw31M1.01/VRwY ANL VOID 14151 IOLI. (N.) SEOET POIICBLMN'S MASS o..o/M1enf1c) EIJ.-lUt qEY 101151101 OR K10i1jy41 M. MY It..4p rl TM e rvl -51/T CELL 1514./rI Ml SNM. JII lelten, (915/r) MIµ 1(p.i JAY FEO6M IC.1911 Glll 11Y .. KEA. KAM (MC/0141, I 11919111 SOTSCOT CELL S./r) -51TIr YIMRmD 1115/rl UN ,n ,9 A o-osuoe. s1MOi a 61/AIMF1 (Cl >AJÆn ,IG, NMM III FLLL I.ON Lrl S.I. ', µY. 141n.r Lore. G.STRIC. JETT IMrrawlM TRAUT IINNIIr11 TIRS/µN1 1491. { IMO A. aI1CA SMI., ILEO ,TAI IILITT Mlcl -JP10Rv1cvY/1b1w, 80KD'S MIL. IIroll L9111 1,0'LroLnl MU RICER ([pIro11 wN sreGEL ( mr u11 lG.[raor 1m.4.1 .0.1r, HIP' n' m... SMM FEGNR 0.11.1 'G' NOTE: Two numbers follow bONEI FRANO 141 SOYIea1 IS0r01 r.r M1lS91 IINIQER 1MINi4, M04/ J. MILS BAIO Ip1 µ.lc4, -RICK SMI.MILEO MAI LM1Ml Qu.Tm M 4Z. 101EL1 IPeI nr/PeIera1 KEY LEVIS l K. IOrpa191 K.Q ..1 BND 1p1 M.a. LL RqA RGI each name. The first totals all PLLiQ11.Il.l Q.M.ENLASH I4!' nl q IMS 1A14/1 1YHr111,Me1 M.E. 19111 { KIM IOryu191 LARRY GMT. (rl N0 NOYA I.rrxrt/051 1t1 VAN MOFIS. A. PITT IGRre1t1 KN.1. LINOSEY 1ºá1MQUY GAO 11ttr41 4 OUT S in (r) MwR wHINOIM 1f9ttrx) MASS WON 1..e/MI.IICI 1µy1.1 LAN Eli 16r0r1t1 M 00C1OEs IMlcl reportspo in all rotations the anlnp In< NCU NOM 1.0,1/O51 .TAI TINNY iWCA 1001.9, N0 WYA L11ES NICK L.! 141.Y11 l.rali/05, D.YMIEIR15 LIGI SMDIQrt LMIc, CMS IEI4Nr, Yµ NOES lrl Ln.p Distozl'NA ban' JAM IMLL BAID /marls./ NOM given region. The second 1E....w LE Rol., OCA, lpl ..a ....gC N0 1.0,t/051 J. MILS wD 1911 µrl.I W)(VlDrwepM Ylr.,.0 IIEY L.IS l'6115 ,Orpell4 JAY FEIróM IC..DI, RAIQ 1N.1 ORE WAITER number of reports KILL ST1N5 F MEEN (E9MrM Il1s1NaN1 KORi111ka11pWk displays the 1. Rile Maim Ill 10 Ert 1r1 WXKEIFt_ Wayne 60-IAs M541r11a/Is.} .OntCua,/051 .b11. 59/M01 KO SIE11AR1 I. GENESIS 1MIN1c) ºGKR K. GOf BAPTISTE Ip11IM1M10 (11g7/1417t 91.Lp1101) (N.N1,1w/OSIe9in that region for the noted rota- SII. 1 GNP.." .r1 roNlp 1.M m. Ia9º, SNEAK. 14t1.n, MISM (C"itelN NO. TERRY pXM mottest 10. OE KEENS. 6000'S (IRs/NX, 50 Yen..Lerr 101 ...b. 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Thee Two Loot Week, week. w«k March 12, 1982 5 3 2 0 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Bobbie Sue (MCA) BREAKERSP 6 4 4 0 MERLE HAGGARD/Big City (Epic) r 13 10 6 0 CONWAY TWITTY/The Clown (Elektra) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of 11 9 5 ANNE MURRAY/Another Sleepless Night (Capitol) station activity on any given week. 0 1 1 1 5 CHARLEY PRIDE/Mountain Of Love (RCA) WAYLON Fr WILLIE 15 12 9 Q KENNY ROGERS/Through The Years (EMI/Liberty) Just To Satisfy You (RCA) 14 11 10 0 EMMYLOU HARRIS/Tennessee Rose (WB) On 78% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 9, Same 12, Down 0, Debuts 17 13 12 Q JOHNNY LEE/Be There For Me Baby (Full Moon/Asylum) 10, Adds 69. A Most Added Record. REtR Chart: Debut 44. 7 6 7 9 RAZZY BAILEY/She Left Love All Over Me (RCA) STEVE WARINER 24 16 15 GEORGE JONES/Same Ole Me (Epic) Kansas City Lights (RCA) 20 17 13 LORETTA LYNN/I Lie (MCA) On 74% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 20, Same 25, Down 0, 23 18 16 ® HANK WILLIAMS JR./A Country Boy Can... (Elektra/Curb) Debuts 26, Adds 24. A Most Added Record. REtR Chart: 49-45. 9 7 8 13 CHARLY McCLAIN/The Vest Best Is You (Epic) MOE BANDY 18 15 14 14 SYLVIA/Sweet Yesterday (RCA) Someday Soon (Columbia) 2 2 3 15 ROSANNE CASH/Blue Moon With Heartache (Columbia) On 70% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 30, Same 20, Down 0, 27 21 17 qo RICKY SKAGGS/Crying My Heart Out (Epic) Debuts 22, Adds 18. REtR Chart: 50-46. 30 24 19 le GEORGE STRAIT/If You're Thinking You Want... (MCA) MEL TILLIS 33 25 22 C) D. FRIZZELL Er S. WEST/Another Honky-Tonk... (WB/Viva) It's A Long Way To Daytona (Elektra) 37 28 23 XILARRY GATLIN/In Like With Each Other (Columbia) On 62% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 34, Same 23, Down 0, 42 31 25 CRYSTAL GAYLE/You Never Gave Up On Me (Columbia) Debuts 13, Adds 10. REtR Chart: Debut 47. 3 5 11 21 JANIE FRICKE/Do Me With Love (Columbia) 41 33 28 ® GAIL DAVIES/'Round The Clock Lovin' (WB) 40 35 30 ® EARL THOMAS CONLEY/After The Love Slips Away (RCA) MOST ADDED HOTTEST 47 42 33 JOHN CONLEE/Busted (MCA) OAK RIDGE BOYS 44 38 27 25 BOBBY BARE/New Cut Road (Columbia) WAYLON & WILLIE 48 44 34 DOLLY PARTON/Single Women (RCA) Just To Satisfy You (RCA) Bobbie Sue (MCA) a 47 40 ALABAMA/Mountain Music (RCA) STATLER BROTHERS CONWAY TWITTY - ® 4 BRUCE/You're The Best Break... You'll Be Back... (Mercury/PolyGram) The Clown (Elektra) 8 18 28 ED (MCA) MICKEY GILLEY KENNY ROGERS 19 19 20 29 TERRI GIBBS/Mis'ry River (MCA) Tears Of The Lonely (Epic) Through The Years (EMI/Liberty) 43 40 36 TOMPALL Et GLASER BROTHERS/It'll Be Her (Elektra) MEL McDANIEL MERLE HAGGARD 12 14 21 31 KENDALLS/If You're Waiting On Me (Mercury/PolyGram) Big (Epic) Take Me To The Country (Capitol) City 46 41 DOTTIE WEST/You're Not Easy To Forget (EMI/Liberty) CHARLEY PRIDE ® 26 23 33 HUNLEY/No Relief In Sight (WB) Mountain Of Love (RCA) 24 CON - 45 42 Q EDDY RAVEN/A Little Bit Crazy (Elektra) 45 39 35 35 VERN GOSDIN/Don't Ever Leave Me Again (AMI) 50 43 PETULA CLARK/Natural Love (Scotti Bros./CBS) 48 ® WILLIE NELSON/Always On My Mind (Columbia) NEW &ACTIVE 8 20 26 38 T.G. SHEPPARD/Only One You (WB/Curb) 34 30 29 39 JACK GRAYSON/When A Man Loves A Woman (Koala) 20 reporting listed In order of their activity. The Recent releases with alrplay reported by at least of our stations are 44 GARY MORRIS/Don't Look Back (WB) two numbers Immediately following each song title indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week and of those, how many added It this week. The rotational breakdowns which follow indicate how many stations have 31 29 31 41 CRISTY LANE/Lies On Your Lips (EMI/Liberty)

the song In the respective rotation and of those, how many added It Into that particular rotation this week.a3in- 10 22 32 42 DON WILLIAMS/Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good (MCA) dicates one of this week's Most Added new songs. - 47 GENE WATSON/Speak Softly (You're Talking...) (MCA) Q WAYLON Et WILLIE/Just To Satisfy You (RCA) New aMICKEY GILLEY "Tears Of The Lonely" (Epic) 69/50 - 49 STEVE WARINER/Kansas City Lights (RCA) Entry National Summary: Up 1, Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 9, Adds 50 including WPOR-AM-FM, KIX106, WWVA, 50 C) MOE BANDY/Someday Soon (Columbia) eaaimb WPLO, WAMZ-FM, WSIX,-FM, WNOE-AM, KRMD-AM-FM, WIRK -FM, WMAQ, WSAI-AM-FM, WCXI, WFMS-FM, - KEBC-FM, KNIX-FM, KWJJ. R&R Chart: Debut 49. '3301> MEL TILLIS/It's A Long Way To Daytona (Elektra) IFM STATLER BROTHERS "You'll Be Back (Every Night...)" (Mercury/PG) 68/50 22 27 37 48 LACY J. DALTON/Everybody Makes Mistakes (Columbia) LIB National Summary: Up 2, Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 7, Adds 50 including WGNA-FM, WMZQ-FM, WPLO, KHEY, MICKEY GILLEY/Tears Of The Lonely (Epic) WMC-AM, WSM, WQYK-FM, WIRK -FM, WTOR-FM, WCXI, WFMS-FM, WIL-AM-FM, KLAC, KNIX-FM, KYTE. R&R Chart: Debut 50. «1116, Q STATLER BROTHERS/You'll Be Back... (Mercury/PolyGram) Or A Fool" (WB) 62/8 0 RODNEY CROWELL "Victim This chart Is based solely on compiled weekly reports from our reporting stations. Black circled numbers Indicate National Summary: Up 26, Same 20, Down 0, Debuts 8, Adds 8, WUBE-FM, WHK, WMNI, KWMT, WIRE, KRST-FM, continued upward movement from the majority of our reporters. KIDN, KMPS-AM-FM, WAMZ-FM 19-16, WWOD 18-15, WSIX-FM 18-14, WQYK-FM 18-12, WFMS-FM 19-17, WXCL 31-24, KVOO 47-37. LOUISE MAN DRELL "Around My Heart" (RCA) 61/7 BOBBY SMITH "And Then Some" (EMI/Liberty) 33/3 1, 2, 3, WWVA, KWMT, 35-28, KOKE-AM- National Summary: Up 27, Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 9, Adds 7, WILQ, WQYK-FM, WSAI-AM-FM, KWMT, KLZ, KEIN, National Summary: Up 11, Same 16, Down Debuts Adds WYKR, WVAM 34-29, KTTS-AM-FM 30-22, KUZZ 42-34. KIDN, WGNA-FM 45-38, WIXY 22-16, KHEY 4435, WSM 33-26, KRMD-AM-FM 32-28, KTTS-AM-FM 31-23, KUZZ FM 43-39, WSIX-FM 17-15, KKYX 35-29, WFMS-FM 43-35. TERRY GREGORY "I Never Knew The Devil's..." (Handshake/CBS) 32/11 CALAMITY JANE "I've Just Seen A Face" (Columbia) 56/10 National Summary: Up 4, Same 15, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 11, WILO, WSOC-FM, WESC-AM-FM, KYXX, WMNI, National Summary: Up 16, Same 26, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 10, WNYR, WCOS-AM-FM, KHEY, WBAP, WSAI-AM- WFMS-FM, WBCS, KOMA, WXCL, WHBF, KITS -AM -FM. FM, WHBF, KVOO, KFH, KLZ, KWJJ, WVAM 49-39, WIXY 31-24, KRMD-AM-FM 41-35, WBCS 25-15, KEBC-FM CEDAR CREEK "Took It Like A Man..." (Moonshine) 31/2 48-40. National Summary: Up 12, Same 10, Down 1, Debuts 6, Adds 2, WPOR-AM-FM, KRMD-AM-FM, KIXZ 32-29, WSOC- KIERAN KANE "I Feel It With You" (Elektra) 53/14 FM 38-31, KHEY 45-39, WOIK-FM 49-40, KTTS-AM-FM 43-33, KVOO 39-32, KRWQ-FM 43-40, KGA 36-33. National Summery: Up 6, Same 23, Down 0, Debuts 10, Adds 14, WYKR, WCOS-AM-FM, WDAK, KHEY, WFNC, BERTIE HIGGINS "Key Largo" (Kett Family/CBS) 30/7 WQIK-FM, KLRA, WSM, WHBF, WIL-AM-FM, KVOC, KRWO-FM, KCCY-FM, KIGO, KXYL 48-39. National Summary: Up 10, Same 7, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 7, WMZQ-FM, WESC-AM-FM, KWKH, WFMS-FM, LA COSTA TUCKER "Love Take It Easy On Me" (Elektra) 44/13 WTSO, WXCL, KRWQ-FM, WSEN-AM-FM 25-18, KXYL 7-4, WIRK -FM 22-17. National Summary: Up 8, Same 17, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 13, WIXY, KIXZ, WBEU, WSOC-FM, KHEY, WESC-AM- FRED KNOBLOCK "I Had It All" (Scotti Bros./CBS) 29/16 FM, WGVM, WLWI-FM, KKYX, KWKH, WITL-FM, KFH, KMAK, WIXL-FM 18-11, KTTS-AM-FM 48-35. National Summary: Up 1, Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 16 including WWVA, WSOC-FM, WKSJ-FM, WLWI-FM, BOBBY GOLDSBORO "Lucy Et The Stranger" (WB/Curb) 44/3 WITL-FM, KEBC-FM, WXCL, KITS -AM -FM, KEED, KVEG. National Summary: Up 16, Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 3, KIX106, WFNC, KSON-AM-FM, WSEN-AM-FM 40-34, KEITH STEGALL "In Love With Loving You" (EMI America) 29/9 WIXL-FM 19-7, WYII 50-45, KXYL 42-38, WWOD 4436, WKSJ-FM 33-29, WLWI-FM 40-36, KKYX 36-30, KRMD-AM- National Summary: Up 5, Same 10, Down 1, Debuts 4, Adds 9, WNYR, WSOC-FM, WOKK, KWKH, WXCL, WHBF, FM 29-23, KTTS-AM-FM 45-34. KFDI-AM-FM, KFH, KEED, KUZZ 49-39. NMMEL McDANIEL "Take Me To The Country" (Capitol) 43/36 ELVIS PRESLEY 'There Goes My Everything" (RCA) 26/4 National Summary: Up 0, Same 6, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 36 including WSEN-AM-FM, WNYR, WWVA, National Summary: Up 4, Same 15, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 4, WXBQ-FM, WTHI-FM, KFH, KIGO, WNYR on, KRMD- WSOC-FM, WESC-AM-FM, WMC-AM, WSM, WNOE-AM, WIRK -FM, WKKQ-AM-FM, KEBC-FM, KFDI-AM-FM, AM-FM 28-25, WIRK -FM d-38, KFGO 31-29, WXCL on, KEED 40-37. KEED, KNIX-FM, KGA. BOXCAR WILLIE "Bad News" (Main Street) 25/6 JACKY WARD 'Travelin' Man" (Asylum) 42/20 National Summary: Up 4, Same 12, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 6, KIXZ, WPLO, KKYX, WHK, WKMF, KUZZ, WGNA-FM 0 National Summary: Up 0, Same 17, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 20 including WOK°, WNYR, KHEY, WNOE-AM, 4442, WIXL-FM 47-38, WYKR 39-36, WTSO 34-30, KMPS-AM-FM d-29. KRMD-AM-FM, KWKH, WIRK -FM, WSAI-AM-FM, WXCL, KVOO, KFDI-AM-FM, KFH, KRSY, KGA, KCUB. MICHAEL MURPHEY "The Two -Step Is Easy" (EMI/Liberty) 23/17 BRENDA LEE "From Levis To Calvin Klein Jeans" (MCA) 42/2 National Summary: Up 0, Same 4, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 17 including WVAM, WNYR, KHEY, WQIK-FM, KKYX, National Summary: Up 24, Same 14, Down 1, Debuts 1, Adds 2, KYXX, KIGO, WVAM 33-29, WYII 42-37, KIXZ 33-27, WIRK -FM, KFGO, KFH, KCKC, KGA. WSIX-FM 14-7, KKYX 23-18, WQYK-FM 21-17, WITL-FM 37-31, KVOO 20-18, KFDI-AM-FM 23-19, KFH 15-9, KLAC KAREN TAYLOR "Diamond In The Rough" (Mesa) 23/6 46-43. National Summary: Up 1, Same 15, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 6, WIXL-FM, WWVA, WFNC, WESC-AM-FM, WKKQ- RAY STEVENS "Written Down In My Heart" (RCA) 41/5 AM-FM, KIGO, KTTS-AM-FM on, KFDI-AM-FM on, KRWQ-FM 42-39, KMPS-AM-FM on. National Summary: Up 19, Same 13, Down 2, Debuts 2, Adds 5, WPOR-AM-FM, WYKR, WXBQ-FM, KXYL, KIDN, ROVERS "Pain In My Past" (Epic/Cleveland International) 23/3 KFH 40-34, KRWQ-FM WBGW-FM 38-30, WSIX-FM 16-13, KKYX 27-22, WITL-FM 33-28, KOMA 35-28, WHBF 43-38, National Summary: Up 7, Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 3, WQIK-FM, WIRK -FM, WWWW-FM, WIXL-FM 37-28, 36-30, KWJJ 42-38. WNYR 16-13, WPLO on, WWOD 45-37, WMPS on, WHO() on, WFMS-FM 32-27. CINDY HURT "Don't Come Knockin'" (Churchill) 40/6 TANYA TUCKER "Somebody Buy This Cowgirl A Beer" (MCA) 21/4 KEIN, KIGO, National Summary: Up 17, Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 6, WFNC, WIRE, KFH, KYGO-FM, WVAM National Summary: Up 3, Same 12, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 4, KHEY, WITL-FM, KUZZ, KIGO, WIXL-FM 44-37, WKSJ- KGA 29-26. 31-25, WBGW-FM 30-26, KHEY 28-24, WWOD 25-19, KKYX 31-25, KTTS-AM-FM 27-21, KRWQ-FM 37-34, FM 42-38, WIRK -FM on, KEBC-FM 40-34, KFDI-AM-FM on, KMAK on. TENNESSEE EXPRESS "The Arms Of A Stranger" (RCA) 20/15 National Summary: Up 0, Same 5, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 15 including WVAM, WDAK, KRMD-AM-FM, KFGO, KXRB, KITS -AM -FM, KFDI-AM-FM, KEED, KMAK, KRSY. KENNY DALE "Moanin' The Blues" (Funderburg) 18/1 SIGNIFICANT ACTION National Summary: Up 8, Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 1, KMAK, WGNA-FM 38-35, WVAM 40-30, KIXZ 50-47, KOKE-AM-FM 46-42, WBEU 31-28, KHEY 48-40, KKYX 37-31, KUZZ 44-36. JOE STAMPLEY "I'm Goin' Hurtin' " (Epic) 35/27 MARIE OSMOND "I've Got A Bad Case Of You" (Elektra/Curb) 17/8 - WAXX, KFGO, KFDI- UM National Summary: Up 0, Same 5, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 27 including WNYR, WPLO, KRMD-AM-FM, WIRK National Summary: Up 1, Same 5, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 8, WGNA-FM, WIXY, WESC-AM-FM, FM, WSAI-AM-FM, KEBC-FM, KFDI-AM-FM, KMAK, KYTE, KGA. AM-FM, KRWO-FM, KGA, WSIX-FM d-21. 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Hottest Tracks: "Slow Hand" DAVID FRIZZELL Er SHELLY WEST - The David Turned My Heed (And Left My Heart Alone)" "Would They Love Him Down In Shreveport" "Old Kentucky Song" "Back In Your Arms CONWAY TWITTY (Elektral Frizzell Et Shelly West Album - (WB/Viva) "Just Again" Before Dawn" "Wasn't That Love" "I Just Carne Here To Dance" "Our Day Will Come" "Two Sides" POCO - Cowboys And Englishmen - (MCA) "ca- WAYLON JENNINGS - Black On Black - (RCA) jun Moon" "Ashes" COUNTRY ALBUMS 'Women Do Know How To Carry On" "Gonna Write A Letter" T.G. SHEPPARD - Finally - (WB/Curb) "Finally" "Honky Tonk Blues" "Get Naked With Me" "Folsom Prison Blues" JOE SUN - I Ain't Honky Tonkin' No More - (Elek- Cuts in bold type are receiving the heaviest airplay. "May I Borrow Some Sugar From You" tra) "Holed Up In Some Honky Tonk" "Livin Outside Of The Law" CONWAY TWITTY - Southern Comfort - (Elek- I "I Ain't Got It (You LORETTA LYNN - Lie - (MCA) tra) "Slow Hand" "She Only Meant To Use Him" "I Was The First" ALABAMA - Mountain Music - (RCA) 'Take Me Don't Need It)" 'There Stands The Glass" "I Wanted You To Leave Down" "Gonna Have A Party" "Words At Twenty Paces" "Lovin' (Until You Left Mel" "Goings Been Coming" "Stronger Then You You Is KIllin' Me" "Close Enough To Perfect" "Green River" "Changes Ever Thought I'd Be" "Step Right Up And Break My Heart" "Save Me" Most Requested: Commrí On" "You Turn Me On" 'Where Love Goes When Its Gone" "A Motel Match" CORBIN/HANNER BAND - Son Of America - WILLIE NELSON - Always On My Mind - (Co- OAK RIDGE BOYS "Bobbie Sue" (MCA) (Alfa) "Let Her Go" "One Fine Morning" "Queen Of The Prom" lumbia) "The Party's Over" "Staring Each Other Down" "A Whiter H. WILLIAMS JR. "A Country..." (Elektra/Curb) GAIL DAVIES - Givin' Herself Away - (WB) Shade Of Pale" "Let It Be Me ""Do Right Woman, Do Right Man" CONWAY TWITTY "The Clown" (Elektra) "Movie (I Might Decide To Stay)" "You Turn Me On I'm A Radio" OAK RIDGE BOYS - Bobbie Sue - (MCA) RICKY SKAGGS "Crying My Heart Out" (Epic) "Singing The Blues" "Givin' Herself Away' "Doctor's Orders" "Up On Cripple Creek" "I Wish You Could Have

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1 1 1 1 STEVIE WONDER/That Girl (Tamla/Motown) BREAKERS. Me (Tamla/Motown) 3 2 2 © SMOKEY ROBINSON/Tell Tomorrow "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of 4 3 3 © JUNIOR/Mama Used To Say (Mercury/PG) station activity on any given week. 7 4 4 0 WHISPERS/In The Raw (Solar/Elektra) 9 7 5 5 LAKESIDE/I Want To Hold Your Hand (Solar/Elektra) No Records Qualified For Breaker Status This Week. 12 8 7 0 SISTER SLEDGE/My Guy (Cotillion/Atco) 18 17 9 Q GEORGE DUKE/Shine On (Epic) 13 11 8 Q TOM TOM CLUB/Genius Of Love (Sire/WB) NEW & ACTIVE 2 6 6 9 DIANA ROSS/Mirror, Mirror (RCA) 23 16 e GEORGE BENSON/Never Give Up On A... (WB) 11 11 Over Egypt (Phil. Intl -/CBS) Recent releases with airplay reported by at least 20 of our reporting stations are listed in Order of their activity. The 24 16 JONES GIRLS/Nights two numbers immediately following each song title indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week 23 20 12 ® XAVIER/Work That Sucker To Death (Liberty) and of those, how many added it this week. The rotational breakdowns which follow Indicate how many stations have 20 14 13 ® CHI-LITES/Hot On A Thing (Called Love) (20th/RCA) the song in the respective rotation and of those, how many added it Into that particular rotation this week.Qln- dicates one of this week's Most Added new songs. 15 15 14 (ID PRINCE/Let's Work (WB) 10 9 15 15 "D" TRAIN/You're The One For Me (Prelude) A TASTE OF HONEY "I'll Try Something New" (Capitol) 33/19 5 5 10 16 AURRA/Make Up Your Mind (Salsoul/RCA) 12 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/1, Light 15/6, Extra Adds 12, Total Adds 19, WVEE, WEDR, WAIL -FM, WGCI, It (Boardwalk) WJLB, KDKO, WKND, WNHC, WJAX, WPDQ, KOKY, WJJS, WOWI, WTMP, WLTH, WKWM, KAEZ, WWWS, 24 RICHARD "DIMPLES" FIELDS/If Ain't... WVOI. Medium: WWIN, WHUR, KDAY, KSOL, WSSJ. 29 25 ATLANTIC STARR/Circles (AFtM) L.T.D. "April Love" (A&M) 33/1 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 21/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WENN. Heavy: WEDR, WJLB, WNHC, 23 O'BRYAN/The Gigolo (Capitol) WGIV, WVOI. Medium: WWIN, WXYV, WILD, WOOK, WHUR, WAOK, WHRK, WYLD-FM, KDKO, KDAY, KSOL, 21 21 21 Q. JONES featuring J. INGRAM/One Hundred Ways(AErM) WWRL, WATV, WPDQ, WLOU, WOWI, WANT, WTOY, WDAO, WWWS, KACE. G 11 You Know That (Epic) CHOCOLATE MILK "Let's Go All The Way" (RCA) 32/2 13 19 21 LUTHER VANDROSS/Don't Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 18/O, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WENN, WLTH. Heavy: WOOK, WJLB, 28 25 22 22 AM-FM/You Are The One (Dakar/Brunswick) WKND, WNHC, WVOI. Medium: WWIN, WXYV, WILD, WDAS, WVEE, WGCI, KDKO, KDAY, XHRM, KNOW, WOIC, KOKY, WJJS, WOWI, WTLC, WWWS, KACE, KUKQ. Moves 29-28 on the Black Radio Chart. 14 12 17 23 EARTH, WIND & FIRE/Wanna Be With You (ARC/Columbia) FOUR TOPS "Tonight I'm Gonna Love You All Over (Casablanca/PG) 31/1 19 19 20 24 KOOL & THE GANG/Steppin' Out (De-Lite/PG) Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 20/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, KUKQ. Heavy: WXYV, WEDR, WDAO. 28 Love Medium: WDIA, WHRK, WCIN, WJMO, KMJM, WKND, WATV, WENN, WJMI, WPDQ, KOKY, WBLX, WOWI, ® L.T.D./April (A&M) WANT, WTOY, WANM, WLTH, WKWM, WVOI, KDIA. 031410 KOOL & THE GANG/Get Down On It (De-Lite/PG) ANGELA BOFILL "Holdin' Out For Love" (Arista) 30/2 29 28 27 ® BRANDI WELLS/Watch Out (WMOT/CBS) Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 13/0, Light 12/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, WTOY, KUKQ. Heavy: WWIN, WGCI, New KACE. Medium: WDAS, WHUR, WHRK, WYLD-FM, WBLZ, WDMT, KDAY, XHRM, KSOL, WSSJ, KNOW, WDAO, 30 29 CHOCOLATE MILK/Let's Go All The Way (RCA) WLTH. Entry MANHATTANS "Honey, Honey" (Columbia) 30/0 26 26 29 RENE Et ANGELA/Imaginary Playmates (Capitol) Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 11/0, Light 12/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WDMT, XHRM, WWRL, KNOW, 30 30 T-CONNECTION/A Little More Love (Capitol) WPDQ, WOWI, WTLC. Medium: WOOK, WHUR, WAOK, WDIA, WHRK, WJMO, KDAY, WATV, WJAX, KOKY, WTOY. This chart Is based solely on complied weekly reports from our reporting stations. Black circled numbers Indicate movement from the malorty of our reporters WAR "You Got The Power" (RCA) 29/5 continued upward Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 9/0, Light 11/1, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 5, WGCI, KSOL, WKND, WJAX, KPOP-FM. Heavy: WOOK, WHUR, KDKO, KDAY, WSSJ. Medium: WWIN, WXYV, XHRM, WNHC, WJMI, WANM, WDAO, WWWS, KDIA. MOST ADDED o HOTTEST RAY PARKER JR. (20) STEVIE WONDER (56) DUNN Et BRUCE STREET "If You Come With Me" (Devaki/Mirus) 29/3 (24) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 21/1, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, WVEE, WOIC, WVOI. Heavy: WSSJ, A TASTE OF HONEY (19) TOM TOM CLUB WENN. Medium: WWIN, WDAS, WCIN, WDMT, WJMO, KDAY, XHRM, KNOW, WAN, WGIV, WJMI, WKXI, CAMEO (1 5) SMOKEY ROBINSON (22) WLOU, WJJS, WOWI, WANT, WTOY, WANM, WTLC, KAEZ. DENIECE WILLIAMS (15) LAKESIDE (18) ISLEY BROTHERS "Welcome To My Heart" (T-Neck/CBS) 29/2 PATRICE RUSHEN (13) JUNIOR (14) O'BRYAN (13) Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 12/0, Light 12/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WJMO, WANT. Heavy: KNOW, WGIV, WJMI, WDAO. Medium: WDAS, WOOK, WAOK, WVEE, WDIA, KDAY, XHRM, WSSJ, WWRL, KOKY, WJJS, WANM. STARPOINT "Angel" (Chocolate City/PG)-20/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/0, Light 10/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WTOY. Heavy: WHUR, WEDR. Medium: KOOL Et THE GANG "Get Down On It" (De-Lite/PG) 28/8 WXYV, WYLD-FM, WGIV, WLOU, WANT, WWWS, KACE. Rotations: Heavy 12/0, Medium 9/4, Light 5/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 8, KMJQ, WHRK, KDAY, KNOW, WKXI, 20/1 WPDQ, WKWM, KUKQ. Heavy: WXYV, WHUR, WVEE, KRLY, WAIL -FM, WDMT, KDKO, KOKY, WBLX, WANT, TOMORROW'S EDITION "U Turn Me On" (RFC/Atlantic) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 8/0, Light 9/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WXYV. Heavy: WWIN, WAOK. Medium: KAEZ, KACE. Debuts at number 26 on the Black Radio Chart. WDAS, WJMO, KDKO, WNHC, WWRL, WENN, WOIC, WTLC. FMPATRICE RUSH EN "Forget Me Nots" (Elektra) 27/13 Be Real" (Destiny) 19/5 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/2, Light 13/5, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 13, WDAS, WOOK, WDIA, WHRK, SKOOL BOYZ "This Feeling Must 4/1, Light 11/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 5, WAMO, XHRM, WENN, WTLC, WVOI. WJMO, KDKO, XHRM, WWRL, WJJS, WOWI, WLTH, WTLC, KAEZ. Heavy: WAMO. Medium: WWIN, WHUR, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium Heavy: WGIV. Medium: WAOK, WGCI, WJMI. KDAY, KSOL, WSSJ. Be 19/1 FMRAY PARKER, JR. "The Other Woman" (Arista) 26/20 SECRET WEAPON "Must The Music" (Prelude) Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 9/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KDAY. Heavy: WVEE, XHRM, WNHC, Rotations: Heavy O/0, Medium 7/4, Light 6/3, Extra Adds 13, Total Adds 20, WWIN, WDAS, WAOK, WEDR, WXYV, WDAS, WHUR, WENN, WGIV, WPDQ, WVOL, WOWI. WAIL -FM, WJPC, WBLZ, KDKO, XHRM, KNOW, WGIV, WOIC, WKXI, WPDQ, WBLX, WOWI, WKWM, WTLC, WWRL, WANT, WTMP. Medium: WWIN, KAEZ, WVOI. Medium: WAMO, KDAY, KDIA. L.A. BOPPERS "Where Do The Bop Go?" (MCA) 19/0 26/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 12/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Medium: WDIA, WJPC, KDKO, KDAY, ZOOM "Love Seasons" (Polydor/PG) WKND, WGIV, WJAX, WPDQ, WJJS, WOWI, KACE, KUKQ. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 7/0, Light 14/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, WJMO, WLOU. Heavy: WWIN, WLTH, WWWS. Medium: WXYV, WHUR, WAOK, WSSJ, WNHC, WDAO, WKWM. GRANDMASTER FLASH "It's Nasty (Genius Of Love)" (Sugar Hill) 19/0 You Wanne Try Me" (Motown) 26/1 Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 8/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WWIN, WDIA, WAIL -FM, WJMI, COMMODORES "Why WKXI, WPDQ, WTOY, WANM, KDIA. Medium: WDAS, KMJQ, KMJM, XHRM, WATV, WENN, WOWI, WTMP. Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 11/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WJAX. Heavy: WVEE, WWRL, KNOW, WJMI, WPDQ, WDAO, WVOI. Medium: WWIN, WAOK, KSOL, WSSJ, KELP, KOKY, WJJS, WANT, WTOY, BRASS CONSTRUCTION "Can You See The Light" (Liberty) 18/10 WTMP, WTLC. Rotations: Heavy O/0, Medium 1/O, Light 9/2, Extra Adds 8, Total Adds 10, WAMO, WEDR, WAIL -FM, KDKO, SHALAMAR "Night To Remember" (Solar/RCA) 25/9 WENN, WOIC, WKXI, WOWI, WLTH, WKWM. Medium: XHRM. Rotations: Heavy 3/O, Medium 10/1, Light 7/3, Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 9, WXYV, WDAS, WOOK, WEDR, WAIL - STONE "Time" (West End) 18/1 FM, WGCI, KSOL, WVOL, WTLC. Heavy: WAMO, XHRM, WWRL. Medium: WWIN, WHUR, KRLY, WHRK, WJPC, Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 5/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WTLC. Heavy: WEDR, WOIC, WJAX, KDKO, WOWI, KACE, KDIA. KACE. Medium: WHRK, XHRM, WNHC, WATV, WJMI. GLADYS KNIGHT Et THE PIPS "A Friend Of Mine" (Columbia) 24/1 FM CAMEO "Just Be Yourself" (Chocolate City/PG) 17/15 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 15/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WLOU. Heavy: WENN. Medium: WXYV, UM Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 1/1, Light 6/4, Extra Adds 9, Total Adds 15, WILD, WDAS, WAOK, WVEE, WILD, WDAS, WOOK, WDIA, KDKO, XHRM, WWRL, WAN, WGIV, WJJS, WOWI, WANT, WDAO, KDIA. WDIA, WHRK, WGCI, KSOL, KOKY, WVOL, WOWI, WANT, WKWM, WTLC, KDIA. BETTYE LAVETTE "Right In The Middle (Of Falling In Love)" (Motown) 23/2 KLEEER "Taste The Music" (Atlantic) 17/3 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 8/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WDIA, WJPC. Heavy: KDAY, WOIC, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/1, Light 6/O, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, WGCI, WOIC, WJJS. Medium: WWIN, WJAX, WTOY, WTMP. Medium: WAOK, WVEE, WCIN, XHRM, KSOL, WKXI, WBLX, KACE. WHUR, WVEE, XHRM, WJMI, WTOY, WWWS, KACE. REN WOODS "Take Me To Heaven" (Elektra) 23/1 EVELYN KING "Spirit Of The Dancer" (RCA) 17/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/0, Light 11/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WJMI. Heavy: WENN. Medium: WHRK, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 11/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WENN. Medium: WEDR, WATV, WOIC, WGCI, WJMO, KDAY, XHRM, WOIC, KOKY, WOWI, WVOI, KPOP-FM. WANM, WLTH. T -CONNECTION "A Little More Love" (Capitol) 23/0 GQ "Sad Girl" (Arista) 17/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 14/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WEDR, WCIN. Medium: WXYV, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 8/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WTOY. Heavy: WJMO, KPOP-FM. WOOK, WAOK, KRLY, WYLD-FM, WJMO, KSOL, WATV, KOKY, WOWI, WTOY, KAEZ, KACE. KUKQ. Moves Medium: WEDR, WYLD-FM, WKXI, WLOU, WJJS, WVOL, WOWI, WTLC. 30-30 on the Black Radio Chart. CHUCK CISSEL & MARVA KING "If I Had The Chance" (Arista) 16/2 J. GEILS BAND "Flamethrower" (EMI America) 22/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WBLX, WTOY. Heavy: WCIN. Medium: Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 9/0, Light 10/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WTMP, WLTH. Heavy: WDMT, WWWS, WAOK, WEDR, WJMO, KDAY, WOIC, WLOU, KACE. KPOP-FM. Medium: WAIL -FM, KMJM, KDAY, KELP, KOKY, WJJS, WBLX, WANT, KUKQ. STEVIE WOODS "Just Can't Win 'Em All" (Cotillion/Atco) 16/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/1, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WDMT, KNOW. Heavy: WLOU. Medium: WDIA, WHRK, WBLZ, XHRM, KELP, WOWI, WLTH. SIGNIFICANT ACTION MAZE featuring FRANKIE BEVERLY "We Need Love To Live" (Capitol) 16/1 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 7/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, KMJQ. Heavy: WJLB, WWRL, WLOU, WANT. Medium: WOOK, WAOK, WYLD-FM, WJMO, WATV, KOKY, WOWI. WHATNAUTS "Help Is On The Way" (Harlem International) 21/1 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 8/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WTOY. Heavy: WILD, WDAS, WAMO, DENIECE WILLIAMS "Ifs Gonna Take A Miracle" (ARC/Columbia) 15/15 WSSJ, WKND, WNHC, WWRL. Medium: WXYV, WHUR, WGCI, WJMO, KSOL, WOWI, WANT, KDIA. IMP Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 5/5, Extra Adds 9, Total Adds 15, WWIN, WXYV, WDAS, WOOK, WHUR, WAOK, WGCI, WJLB, KDAY, KSOL, WSSJ, WWRL, WGIV, KOKY, WTLC. ROBERTA FLACK "Making Love" (Atlantic) 20/7 "Let's Celebrate" (Salsoul/RCA) 15/9 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 7, WAOK, WYLD-FM, WBMX, WGCI, SKYY Medium 2/0, Light 5/4, Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 9, WILD, WDAS, WDIA, WEDR, WS -SI, KOKY, XHRM, WWRL, WOWI. Heavy: WAMO. Medium: WWIN, WHRK, KNOW, WPDQ. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, WBLX, WVOL, KAEZ. Heavy: WWIN, WHUR, WJLB. Medium: KSOL, KDIA. ONE WAY "Who's Foolin' Who" (MCA) 20/5 Behavior" (Mercury/PG) 15/6 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 6/0, Light 8/3, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 5, WCIN, WDMT, WJMO, KDKO, WKXI. BAR-KAYS "Freaky Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/2, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 6, WVEE, KMJQ, KDAY, KOKY, WBLX, KUKQ. Heavy: WEDR, WJLB, KDAY, WJMI. Medium: XHRM, WKND, WENN, WGIV, WJAX, KOKY. Rotations: Heavy: KDKO, WTMP. Medium: WHRK, KSOL, WJAX, WPDQ, KDIA.

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W X Y V/Baltlmore WDAS/Phlladelphla WJPCIChicago WCIN/Clnclnnatl WTLCllndlanapoils KAEZJOkiehoma City WWWS/Saglnaw, MI KMJMJSL Louis WVOYToledo Tim Watts Joe Tamburro Jerry Goulding Everett Cork Jay Johnson Lee Simpson Kermit Crockett Dick Edwards Maxs Myrick DENIECE WILLIAMS SHALAMAR ONE WAY SKOOL BOYZ YATES BROTHERS 5 PATTI AUSTIN BOBBY CALDWELL TOMORROW'S EDIT. GROVER WASHINGTON DAZZ BAND REGGIE GRIFFIN AL JARREAD DAZZ BAND CHAS JANKEL BETTYE LAVETTE ATLANTIC STARR PATRICE RUSHEN TASTE OF HONEY GEORGE BENSON RAY PARKER JR. PATRICE RUSHEN RAY Hottest: SHALAMAR PARKER JR. DENIECE WILLIAMS SKYY CONTROLLERS Hottest: SKOOL BOYZ POINTER SISTERS Hottest: WHISPERS WAS (NOT THIRD WORLD SHALAMAR TASTE OF HONEY WAS) STEVIE WONDER TASTE OF HONEY CENTRAL LINE STEVIE WONDER TOM TOM CLUB GENE DUNLAP Hottest: SWITCH CAMEO SISTER RAY PARKER JR. SKYY RICHARD D. FIELDS TOM TOM CLUB SLEDGE THIRD FAT LARRY'S BAND STEVIE WONDER SUN DENIECE WILLIAMS SMOKEY ROBINSON WORLD HALL & OATES DUNN & BRUCE SUGAR HILL GANG CAMEO FATBACK BAND TOM TOM CLUB ONJ EBONEE WEBB Hottest: RAY PARKER CISSEL & KING JR. ZZ HILL RAY PARKER JR. J. GEILS BAND CHI -LITES PEABO BRYSON PATRICE RUSHEN DIANA ROSS Hottest: MAGNUM FORCE FERRARI INSTANT FUNK SKYY STEVIE WONDER FOUR TOPS PLEASURE WONT/Cleveland Hottest: O'BRYAN LUTHER VANDROSS MEL STONE WHISPERS BROOKS WOO/Chicago MaglclJames STEVIE WONDER SISTER SLEDGE HARARI VERNON BURCH O'BRYAN Pam Wells Hottest: QUINCY JONES KOOL & THE GANG SHOTGUN JECKYLL & HYDE PRINCE STEVIE WONDER BOBBY WOMACK JON ONE WAY KOOL B THE GANG LUCIEN SHALAMAR RICHARD D. FIELDS WWI WBaltlmors ADC DIANA ROSS SKYY DENIECE WILLIAMS BAND ATLANTIC STARR REDDINGS STEVIE WOODS SMOKY ROBINSON Curtis Anderson KLEEER XAVIER RAY, GOODMAN, & Hottest: B WAR WHISPERS PLEASURE SHARON BROWN MICHAEL WYCOFF J. GEILS BAND DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: THIRD WORLD KOOL & THE GANG RAY PARKER JR. STEVIE WONDER ROBERTA FLACK LUTHER VANDROSS GAYLE ADAMS JUNIOR CHAS JANKEL LAKESIDE SOUTH REDDINGS TOM TOM CLUB CAMEO STEVIE WONDER CHAS JANKEL AURRA FERRARI W AOKIAtianta WLOWLoulMlle WAIL-FM/New Orleans FATBACK BAND D TRAIN KELPIEI Paso WANT/Richmond TASTE OF HONEY WJMOICIeveland Larry Tinsley Neal O'Ree Barry Richards FANTASY Erik Stone TOM TOM CLUB Ben Mlles ELEKTRIK FUNK WAMOIPIttsburgh I.N.D. DENIECE WILLIAMS GEORGE BENSON REDDINGS PURE ENERGY Hottest: ZOOM IMAGINATION ONE ATKINS BRASS CONSTRUCTIO ISLEY BROS John Anthony Hottest: WAY STEVIE WONDER FERRARI EBONEE WEBB ROBERTA FLACK FERRARI CAMEO TOM TOM CLUB RARE ESSENCE SMOKEY ROBINSON RAMSEY LEWIS COFFEE BRASS CONSTRUCTIO CAMEO O'BRYAN Hottest: LAKESIDE MERGE SISTER SLEDGE GLADYS KNIGHT MYNK DAZI BAND ZOOM CHERI RAY PARKER JR. TOM TOM CLUB STEVIE ,WONDER SUGAR HILL GANG Hottest: WALDO SKOOL BOYZ CHERI RAY PARKER JR. DAVID LASLEY STEVIE WONDER SHALAMAR KOOL & THE GANG XAVIER Hottest: CENTRAL LINE ISLEY BROS REDDINGS SHALAMAR BOBBY WOMACK WAS (NOT WAS) KOOL & THE GANG TASTE JUNIOR Hottest: PATRICE RUSHEN Hottest: KRLYIHouston MAZE OF HONEY AURRA BOBBY WOMACK SMOKEY ROBINSON Hottest: STEVIE WONDER Stew Harris AURRA Hottest: RICHARD D. FIELDS WBMX/Chicago STEVIE WONDER STEVIE WONDER WHATNAUTS STEVIE WONDER TOM TOM CLUB GEORGE DUKE SMOKEY ROBINSON KTFM/San Antonio LAKESIDE JONES GIRLS Lee Michaels AURRA CHI -LITES CHERI KOOL B THE GANG GRAND MASTER Jos Nasty GRAND MASTER GEORGE DUKE D TRAIN RICHARD D. FIELDS GEORGE BENSON WJJSILynchburg, VA ROBERTA FLACK Hottest: SMOKE? ROBINSON BOBBY WOMACK STEVIE WONDER CHI -LITES LAKESIDE Art Young WILD/Barton RICHARD D. FIELDS WHISPERS BOBBY WOMACK XAVIER QUINCY JONES CASIOPEA STEVIE WONDER WYLD-FMUNew Orleans AURRA Stave Crumblsy WOOK/Washington Hottest: WVEEIAtlanta TASTE OF HONEY Hottest: Harry Boomer WDAOIDayton Scotty Andrews D TRAIN INSTANT FUNK Tony Brown CAMEO STEVIE WONDER SMOKE? ROBINSON MICHAEL FRANKS JOURNEY JUNIOR Lankford Stephens KLEEER SKYY SKYY TROUBLE FUNK DUNN & BRUCE XAVIER CON FUNK ROBERTA FLACK WHISPERS none SHUN J. GEILS BAND REDDINGS PATRICE RUSHEN TASTE OF HONEY KMJONouston PATRICE RUSHEN RICK SMITH D TRAIN Hottest: TOM TOM CLUB Hottest: CON FUNK SHUN CAMEO Hottest: Hottest: XAVIER STEVIE WONDER Roes Holland SKYY SMOKEY ROBINSON SHALAMAR THIRD WORLD STEVIE WONDER WHISPERS & STEVIE WONDER STEVIE WONDER DENIECE WILLIAMS KOOL THE GANG DIANA ROSS SWITCH RICK SPRINGFIELD BAR-KAYS SLAVE WANMITallahassee WHATNAUTS THIRD WORLD BAR-KAYS SKY? WBLLCInclnnatl FOUR TOPS GROVER WASHINGTON SMOKEY ROBINSON Joe Bullard WHISPERS RICHARD D. FIELDS Hottest: SMOKE? ROBINSON Harry Lyle COMMODORES MAZE DIANA ROSS TASTE LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest: STEVIE WONDER LUTHER VANDROSS OF HONEY RICHARD D. FIELDS TOM TOM CLUB RAY PARKER STEVIE WONDER SECRET WEAPON JR. ATLANTIC STARR WJLBIWUoit LAKESIDE WOWI/Norfolk CAMEO I CLUB CHI WDIAIMsmphls W SSJICamden-P h la da l ph la TOM TOM RENE & ANGELA -LITES Hottest: Chester Benton BAR-KAYS O'BRYAN J. Michael McKay SMOKE? Gary Shaohard RAY PARKER JR. ROBINSON STEVIE WONDER Cari Connors TASTE OF HONEY PATRICE RUSHEN PRINCE TASTE OF HONEY RICHARD D. Hottest: FIELDS BOBBY WOMACK PATTI AUSTIN INSTANT SKYY DENIECE WILLIAMS FUNK QUINCY JONES STEVIE WONDER DIANA CAMEO ROBERTA FLACK REDDINGS IRENE CARA PLEASURE KNOW/Austin ROSS JUNIOR PRINCE PATRICE RUSHEN PATRICE RUSHEN PATTI AUSTIN Hottest: WHURIWashington GEORGE BENSON Selby Edwards TOM TOM BETTYE LAVETTE BRASS CONSTRUCTIO DENIECE WILLIAMS DIANA ROSS CLUB Hottest: Oscar Fields PRINCE WALDO ADC BAND STEVIE WONDER Hottest: KOOL & THE GANG GEORGE DUKE WKXIIJackson O'BRYAN SKY? RAY PARKER JR. STEVIE WONDER D TRAIN TOM TOM CLUB XAVIER DENIECE WILLIAMS Tommy Marshall MEL BROOKS CAMEO WAR AURRA JONES GIRLS TOM TOM CLUB Hottest: ONE WAY Hottest: Hottest: PRINCE LTD KOOL & THE GANG CHAS JANKEL BOBBY WOMACK RAY PARKER JR. O'BRYAN STEVIE WONDER LAKESIDE ATLANTIC STARR STEVIE WONDER STEVIE WOODS KOOL & THE GANG STEVIE WONDER WLTHIGary RAY PARKER TOM TOM CLUB TASTE OF HONEY SMOKEY ROBINSON JR. FERRARI XAVIER XAVIER Dana Huskiason Hottest: RAY PARKER JR. WKNDIHartlord KOOL B THE GANG BILLY ALWAYS TOM TOM CLUB LAKESIDE CAMEO GEORGE BENSON STEVIE WONDER Eddie Jordan JUNIOR BRASS CONSTRUCTIO RICHARD D. FIELDS SECRET WEAPON BAR-KAYS J. GEILS BAND SMOKE? ROBINSON INSTANT FUNK PATRICE THIRD BRASS CONSTRUCTIO LAKESIDE WTOYIReanoke RUSHEN WORLD Hottest: WHRK (1C07)/Mlemphls INSTANT FUNK PATRICE GEORGE BENSON CHARLES EARLAND RUSHEN O'BRYAN Ron Olson Donnie Deane REDDINGS WAR JUICY JUNIOR PRINCE SEQUENCE TASTE OF HONEY WEST CHOCOLATE MILK LAKESIDE CAMEO DAZZ BAND AL JARREAU TASTE OF HONEY WENN/Birmingham STEVIE WONDER KOOL & THE GANG ADC BAND WTMP/rampe MICHAEL WYCOFF DAZI BAND Gene WIse D TRAIN PATRICE RUSHEN CISSEL & KING Jerry Welker KOKO/Denver KDIAlOakiand Hottest: WHATNAUTS FAT LARRY'S BAND CHERI J. GEILS BAND Byron Pitta Jeff Harrison SMOKE? ROBINSON SKOOL BOYZ WJMUJsckson Hottest: INSTANT FUNK ANGELA BOFILL TASTE OF HONEY STEVIE WONDER MAGNUM FORCE ST. TROPEZ Carl Haynes WALDO ONJ Hottest: RUFUS & CHAKA DIANA ROSS ATLANTIC STARR PRINCE TERRI GONZALEZ CENTRAL LINE LAKESIDE INVISIBLE MAN'S B INSTANT FUNK CAMEO JECKYLL WALDO JUNIOR I.N.C. & HYDE CON FUNK SHUN TOM TOM CLUB TERRI GONZALEZ ONE WAY ELEKTRIK FUNK LTD Hottest: LAKESIDE TOM BROWNE STEVIE WONDER REN WOODS JUNIOR CHARLES EARLAND STEVIE WONDER AURRA T.S. MONK CONTROLLERS Hottest: RAY PARKER JR. WKWMIOrand Rapids STEVIE WONDER STARPOINT SYREETA TOM BROWNE CHOCOLATE MILK GRAND MASTER O'BRYAN GO RARE ESSENCE CON FUNK SHUN Frank Grant EVELYN KING SECRET WEAPON WHNCINew Haven ERNIE WATTS LAKESIDE Hottest: BOBBY WOMACK DAVID LASLEY K OOL & THE GANG BRASS CONSTRUCTIO James Jordan REDDINGS O'BRYAN WEDRMiaml STEVIE WONDER PATTI AUSTIN BRASS CONSTRUCTIO Hottest: GRAND MASTER JERRY STEVIE WONDER Leo Jackson DIANA ROSS CARR AL JARREAU TASTE OF HONEY STEVIE WONDER THIRD WORLD MCSWEET ISLEY BROS SMOKE? ROBINSON GROVER WASHINGTON RAY PARKER JR. SMOKEY ROBINSON TASTE OF HONEY TASTE OF HONEY BRASS CONSTRUCTIO WPM/Jacks/mg» JUNIOR KEITH EARL KLUGH ADC BAND TOM TOM CLUB CHERI WHISPERS DIAMOND PATRICE RUSHEN Eau James CHERI Hottest: CHAS JANKEL XAVIER RAY PARKER JR. SYLVERS BRASS CENTRAL LINE O'BRYAN RARE ESSENCE ZZ HILL RAY PARKER CONSTRUCTIO PATTI AUSTIN TOM TOM CLUB JR. SKY? PATTI AUSTIN CAMEO TASTE OF MICHAEL FRANKS STEVIE WONDER HONEY MASS PRODUCTION ARETHA FRANKLIN Hottest: WATVBIrmingham PEABO BRYSON GROVER WASHINGTON RICHARD D. FIELDS STEVIE WONDER SHALAMAR Hottest: TASTE Stan Granger ATLANTIC STARR OF HONEY PRINCE TOM TOM CLUB KOMIKO STEVIE WONDER SUN O'BRYAN JAZZ/O LUTHER VANDROSS MICHAEL WYCOFF Hottest: SECRET WEAPON ELEKTRIK KOOL & THE GANG FUNK KUKOIPhoenix DIANA ROSS TOM BROWNE JUNIOR BRANDS WELLS Hottest: Hottest: GROVER WASHINGTON, JR. AURRA Stew Smith O'BRYAN RAMSEY LEWIS TIME BRANDI WELLS STEVIE WONDER LAKESIDE ATLANTIC STARR Hottest: STEVIE Come Morning (Elektra) BOBBY WOMACK O'BRYAN WONDER SUGAR SKY? SMOKEY ROBINSON HILL GANG SMOKE? ROBINSON ANGELA BOFILL HALL & OATES LIVE BAND TOM BROWNE WWRUNew York GEORGE BENSON XHRM/San Diego SISTER SLEDGE BUCKNER & GARCIA STEVIE WONDER LAKESIDE Yours Truly (Arista) Wanda Ramos D TRAIN BAR-KAYS Dutt Lindsey TIME WBLXIMobIN FOUR TOPS MICHAEL DENIECE WILLIAMS AURRA W JAX(95X)Ijacksonyllle Michael J. Alexander FRANKS KACE/Los Angeles KOOL & THE GANG DAZZ BAND TIERRA Objects Desire Alonzo RICHARD D. FIELDS PATRICE RUSHEN Steve Fox BAR-KAYS Of (WB) GIL SCOTT -HERON MN« WOIVICharlotte RICHARD D. FIELDS RAY PARKER JR. RAY PARKER RONNIE DYSON Chris Turner TASTE OF HONEY JR. EARL KLUGH THIRD WORLD Hottest: ROBERTA FLACK CENTRAL LINE ROBERTA FLACK COMMODORES ATLANTIC STARR STEVIE WONDER CHERI COFFEE PATTI AUSTIN Crazy For You (Liberty) JEANIE TRACY Hottest: WAR WHISPERS JERRY CARR RAY PARKER JR. CISSEL & KING VAN MANAKAS PATRICE RUSHEN TOM TOM CLUB ATLANTIC RICHARD D. FIELDS SMOKEY ROBINSON STARR DENIECE WILLIAMS LINDA SKYY GEMINI WHISPERS CLIFFORD Hottest: Love Songs (Rounder) EW&F SKOOL BOYZ REDDINGS Hottest: FANTASY SKYY STEVIE LAKESIDE Hottest: ST. TROPEZ O'BRYAN WONDER TANIA MARIA STARS ON 45 JUNIOR STEVIE WONDER Hottest: BOBBY WOMACK LIVE BAND TIME AURRA AURRA D TRAIN LAKESIDE Taurus (Concord) RONNIE DYSON KPOP-FMISacramento LAKESIDE VERNON BURCH GEORGE RENE & ANGELA ZULMAC Bill Jeffries DUKE STONE WYNTON MARSALIS KDAYILoe Angeles SHALAMAR PRINCE SKY? TONY FOX TOM TOM CLUB J.J. Johnson WAR XAVIER STEVIE WONDER Wynton Marsalis (Columbia) Hottest: KEITH DIAMOND LTD KOKYILIttIe Rock WVOLNashville JOHN NEPTUNE STEVIE WONDER THIRD WORLD CON FUNK SHUN KSOUSan Mateo, CA WHATNAUTS Ronda Curtis Fred Harvey DENIECE WILLIAMS CHRIS REA Bernie Moody WOICIColumbla, SC Bamboo (Inner City) LAKESIDE MICHAEL FRANKS BILL LABOUNTY ey Arnold TOM TOM CLUB SHALAMAR SMOKEY ROBINSON & Mlc SPYRO GYRA KOOL THE GANG HALL & OATES SHALAMAR BAR-KAYS INSTANT FUNK CHAS SECRET WEAPON JANKEL HALL & OATES CON FUNK SHUN KLEEER DENIECE WILLIAMS DAVID LASLEY Freetime (MCA) PATTI AUSTIN Hottest: WAR RAY PARKER JR. TASTE OF HONEY SKY? VALENTINE WEATHER REPORT BROTHER STEVIE WONDER DENIECE WILLIAMS DUNN & BRUCE CAMEO CAMEO BAR-KAYS TOM TOM CLUB PATTI AUSTIN AL JARREAD SKY? MERGE Weather Report (ARC/Columbia) SECRET WEAPON J. GEILS BAND CAMEO BRASS CONSTRUCTIO PRINCE ELOISE WHITAKER JUICY AM -FM SHOTGUN Hottest: PATTI AUSTIN Hottest: EAST: WYBC/New Haven, CT, Tom NEXT MOVEMENT CHI -LITES Hottest: LAKESIDE Hottest: TOM TOM CLUB Hottest: STEVIE WONDER STEVIE WONDER STEVIE WONDER SKY? Streissguth. SOUTH: WTJZ/Newport SMOKEY ROBINSON PRINCE CHI -LITES SMOKE? ROBINSON O'BRYAN News, VA, Larry Hollowell. MIDWEST: JUNIOR TOM TOM CLUB BETTYE LAVETTE JUNIOR PEABO BRYSON WBBY/Columbus, OH, Terry Wilson; STEVIE WONDER JUNIOR RICHARD D. SECRET WEAPON FIELDS TIME WJZZ/Detroit, MI, John Hill. WEST: PRINCE GEORGE BENSON GEORGE DUKE TOM TOM CLUB O'BRYAN CHI -LITES KFMUDenver, CO, Ira Gordon.

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KENNY ROGERS AIM MINI ROGERS VANGELIS JOURNEY POINTER SISTERS CEJ G ERTIE HIGGINS STEVIE WONDER CLIFF RIC»RD BERTIE HIGGINS CLIFF RICHARD ONJ ONJ NEIL DIAMOND SEPTIC NIWINS VANGLLI6 KENNY ROGERS ABM ALABAMA WMICE JONES ABM STEVIE WOODS POINTER SISTERS STEVIE WONDER JOURNEY OS VANGELIS HUET LEWIS AND TH Parallel Two WOWOFI Were WIMMTeleole MEMO CRILLIWACK WWYIA1rRmA WCIXICINRNe MIAOW VANGCL I6 PeOerWNK'.oMin 1e0/WarNRMr ry Ihla. IHR Dormer 011 ILA MALL A CATES WpMeRSrN JOHN DENVER POINTER SISTERS ROD STEWART ONJ WAKNASeS PAUL DAVIS BARRY MANILOM STEVIE WOODS Hottest: WILLIE NELSON rINAMNrs Ir RAMM STEVIE NICKS SIMON a GARFUNKEL GREG GUIDRY WARTERPLASH RICK SPRINGFIELD SOUTH J OtteEt, STEVIE WOODS TASTE OP HONEY JOHN DENVER GEORGE BENSON BARRY MANILOW DR. HOOK Parallel Three SISTER SLEDGE Hottest: Hottest: PAUL DAVIS JOHN DENVER JOURNEY CHARLENE Parallel One STEVIE MONDER GEORGE BENSON AIR SUPPLY KENNY ROGERS JOURNEY Hottest: Hottest: AIR PAIL DAVIS KENNY ROGERS BCRTIE HIGGINS DAN POGELBERG NEIL DIAMOND SUPPLY NEIL DIAMOND ROBERTA PLACK ALABAMA BERTIE HIGGINS JOURNEY ALBA HUEY LEWIS AND TK WfIIAKRMR KIAFROwrlon WPTFIR.I.IID WPKYIA.h..Ma, NC WLVAAWMJdtWI. VA Hottest, CLIFF RICHARD - CLIFF LRB BARRY MANILOW SSKRCICInaoMH RICHARD LE ROUX Otee Pe-MW. G eorge Dennla Moron WM Tow MINIM BERTIE HIGGINS NEIL DIAMOND QUINCY JONES VANGELIS RMy IIRaR POINTER SISTERS ldMaNIPBIIp. WN/NIROYRyeW JOURNEY VANGELIS LARRY CARLTCE BARRY MANILCE MIKE POST GENE COTTON T.G. SHEPPARD AL JARREAD DAN PWELBERO WILLIE NELSON WIICA1RrIbA WPWYarR ROD STEHART CNwwleellMbeNW JENNIFER WARREN HALL a MATES WILLIE NELSON ELTON JOHN STEVIE WONDER ROSANNE CASH AL JARREAS LAURA BCAPIGAN CHARLENE OMny Menke JRN /lern 1MIBYIAPPrdn ROBERTA KMIORrIek WILLIE NELSON ROBERTA FLACK VANGELIS Nottest: PLACK CHAIILENE JEAN-LUC PONT? BARRY MANILCE S HrnrW'PNlren JOHN DENVER DwN PATTI AUSTIN AL JARREAU BARRY MANILCH ROGERS Yq SSSSNCt: DENIECE WILLIAMS LC ROUX ROBERTA FLACK GREG GUIDRY MICHEAL SMOTHER» NottNt, WMIldYb Hottaet: PAUL DAVIS PAUL DAVIS JENNIFER HARNES GORDON LICHTFOOT SEPTIC HIGGINS Hottest: Hottest: POINTER SISTERS MAC DAVIS B ERTIE HIGGINS RNIer Ch1RlrN EMETIC HIGGINS Hottest: JOURNEY PATTI AUSTIN POINTER SISTERS JOURNEY GROVER WASHINGTON NEIL DIAMOND STEVIE PONDER BARBRA STREISAND ELTON JOHN GERTIE HIGGINS VANGELIS KENNY ROGERS CLIFF RICHARD GORDON LIGHTFOOT ROBERTA FLACK SISTER SLEDGE VANGELIS AL U BARRY Nottest, TASTE OP HONEY »NILCW ALABAMA G ERTIE HIGGINS POINTER SISTERS BARRY MANILAS SIMON a GARFUNKEL ONJ RICK SPRINGFIELD SISTER SLEDGE JOHNN DENVER QUINCY JOHLE CHARLENE ANNE MURRAY JOURNEY MECO LARRY CARLTON NEIL DIAMOND MINA Hottest, QUINCY JONES Hottest: EARL KLOCH LARRY CARLTON PL JARREAU CLIFF RICHARD BCRTIE HIGGINS MECO WILLIE NELSON JOHN DENVER SISTER SLEDGE WOApCIwRlrg GERTIE HIGGINS Notfeet: Hottaet: JOURNEY CLIFF RICHARD WLTAIAIRRM JOURNEY WRVAWIehmond VA STEVIE WONDER CM* CaWr ALABAMA wcIHVlCIrrloeWNn. VA NEIL DIAMOND SISTER SLEDGE ABek BNMRN. WOIIOIOtrpWerp, P:C BERTIE HIGGINS «Mon Neer STEVIE WONDER KENNY ROGERS Pot WAND Taw TMlea Parallel Three STEVIE WOODS oNJ BA STEVIE WONDER MI MOM OAK RIDGE BOYS Well Mr CHARLENE Hottest: POINTER SISTERS KUULA(eR.N city ONJ ANGELA ROFILL WILLIE NELSON none K BARRY »NILON ENNY ROGERS BARRY MANILON DAN FOGELBERG DEMIECE WILLIAMS AL JARREAD Hottest: ONJ ENMe KIM LARRY CARLTON ELTON JOIN GEORGE BENSON W KZEiWCape Cod KENNY ROGERS WHECKI MIE KKIOIWIRINIK KI TASTE OF HONEY GORDON LICHTFOOT BERTIE HIGGINS PAUL DAVIS BARRY MANILOI AIR SUPPLY TASTE OF HONEY MICHEAL SMCTHFRMA PKW M.Kee» JOURNEY Ile DM CHILLIWACK Ld.ONer KRIIAMYRMB CHARLENE OINIAMMIN BAWDY GOODRUM JONES RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: SELENA GASTON SMOKET ROBINSON BARRY MANILOW WINCY Je MY RRe WILLIE NELSON JONCS BARRY MANILOW ANGELA BOFILL Nottest, Mir emit JOURNEY NAIL a DATES G ERTIE HIGGINS WINCY SISTER SLEDGE LARRY CARLTON Hottest: ABER BARRY MANII.OY WILLIE NELSON CARPENTERS CRYSTAL GAYLE STEVIE MOODS NEIL Hottest: none Hottest: JOURNEY DIAMOND FRED PARRIS/FIVE AL JARREAD WZONCMwMd AL JARREAD GORDON LIGHTFOOT NEIL DIAMOND JOHN DENVER BARRY MANILOW SEPTIC HIGGINS BARBRA Hottmt, WDEF/CRen Nape QUINCY JONES MEMO SNEAKER B ob Hottest: BARRY MANILOW STREISAND MARCO JOIN DENVER wary KENNY ROGERS JOURNEY GK RIDGE BOYS SISTER SLEDGE MICHEAL SMOTHERS) E METIC HIGGINS PATTI AUSTIN MEMO BARB. STREISAND wde R PAUL DAVIS VANGCLIS DOTTIE WEST BCRTIE HIGGINS MEMO Nottest: LE ROUX JOURNEY Nottest: OAK RIDGE BOYS NEIL DIAMOND TERRY GREGORY Notts..: NEIL RARE» STREISAND WINCY JONES BERTIE HIGGINS ONJ WWIW pW4FMMWIH DIAMOND OAK RIDGE BOYS NEIL DIAMOND VANGELIS MARIE ORMONE KENNY ROGERS WINCY JONES PAUL DAVIS NEIL DIAOND STEVIE WONDER K VI/Derefl W.V. SEPTIC HIGGINS web OMEN CLIP? RICHARD WIRLIrNRRe POCO JOHN DENVER Hottest: STEVIE WOODS GNJ 1VFINMNRMr1 VA JOURNEY EI IZR(eRRee GRIMM Melee IMeNRa11sRO VANGELIS JOHN DENVER ONJ JOURNEY GEORGE BENSON M BekrM QUINCY JONES JOEY S LITTLE BIR BARBRA STREISAND GORDON LIGHTFOOT STEVIE WONDER Mee w QUINCY JONES HUEY LEVIS AND TH RICK SPRINGFIELD NEIL DIAMOND WARMNICMMRnNM WIWJNa4aag NO BARRY MANILOW ANNE MURRAY POINTER SISTERS LRB BARRY MANILOW ANNE MURRAY GROLE KING WNWr/ZrrNR Hottest: LARRY CARLTON Hottet: WEMYFwrbure KENNY ROGERS MECO WKNIYMYIIIwwA ON ONJ re rrrel Hottest: WYNYIN.M York BARRY MAXIION CARPENTERS Hottest: RECO otIEt: BCRTIE HIGGINS Remondrlorenn DIANA ROSS GlobOrekogerN TASTE OP HONEY STEVIE MONDER AN w.EN AL JARREAU DOtte.t: JUICE NEWTON MICHEAL SMOTHER» ERTIE HIGCINS SISTER SLEDGE RICK SPRINGFIELD JOURNEY PROD PARRIS/FIVE BARRY MANILOW POCO BERTIE HIGGINS none DAN BERG DAN POGELBERG BARRY WCZYRMwII CHARLENE ROD STEWART AL MARTINO CLIFF MULCH GORDON LIGHTFOOT Hottest: CLIFF RICHARD Hottest: GEORGEGE BENSON JONES RICHARDD OEJ WMIFRMMrMer An S.MIR NottNt: WINCY JULIO IGLESIAS NEIL DIAMOND ELTON JOHN KENNY ROGERS NEIL DIAMOND BERTIE HIGGINS KENNY ROGERS STEVIE KICKS Hattest: Pay lemon LRB JOURNEY JOURNEY VAKGELIB JENNIFER WARMES AL JARREAD JOURNEY SISTER SLEDGE GERTIE WLiOF1. rim. FL BARBRA STREISAND STEVE MARINER CLIFF RICHARD HIGGINS NEIL DIAMOND PATTI AUSTIN BOBBY VIKTON WINCE JONES CLIFF RICHARD Wi1I1WMMNNNeB1 FOM.roAerper DAN FOGELBERG SISTER SLEDGE K Pr(RMralwN WWBAJBormorN MECO Hottest: STEVIE WOODS NEIL DIAMOND STEVIE WOODS Merge Burr a SNEAKER BERTIE HIGGINS FRED PARRIS/FIVE VANGELIS WFIAKItenekm OAK RIDGE BOTS BReMr POLICE WaLorIKM SISTER SLEDGE SISTER SLEDGE ron QUINCY JONES Hotte Et: CLIFF RICHARD Hottest: Dew roClry VANGELIS Honest: BILLY JOEL SISTER SLEDGE TEMB/CMMMe1ee BARBRA STREISAND none PATTI AUSTIN JOURNEY B ARBER STREISAND KWL a THE GANG WAIVIJràrMA_ FL OIJ OAK RIDGE BOYS MECO eeg..NNMNN POINTER SISTERS AL JARMEAU B ERTIE HIGGINS CHARLENE Ronde Brelrell Hottest: KIßAWbrd.. TX CHARLENE WWIrdedelphN DAN FOGELBERG NEIL DIAMOND ANNE MURRAY BARBRA STREISAND Parallel Three CHARLENE KERRY ROGERS JOHN DENVER ChM AMEandw Sottest: BM Rrer LRB CIL DIAMOND BARBRA STREISAND J. GEISS BAND PAUL DAVIS B ERTIE HIGGINS JOHN DENVER BERTIE HIGGINS POINTER SISTERS WKNMe1eI OAK RIDGE BOYS Hottest: WEIL DIAMOND JOURNEY WILLIE NELSON TERRY CASHMAN JONES KENNT ROGERS WINCY JONES My WHIIIMer CRP WINCY Hottest, JONW DENVER BARRY MANILAS BARRY MANILON LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: WJIC#MaNYgbn, L HALL a OATES NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: RMrrMrM JOURNEY MECO AIR SUPPLY H ottest: JOHN DENVER ALABAMA IMM Wend OAK RIDGE BOYS BARBRA STREISAND OAK RIDGE BOYS WINRMr lreerMY VAPRLIS Hottest: KENT ROGERS WIRT CARLTON FRED PARRIS/FIVE Hottest: GERTIE HIGGINS RHEUM ONJ DAN VANGELIS Me Leer GASTOT none FOGELBERG JOURNEY T.G. SHEPPARD GERTIE HIGGINS STEVIE PONDER LARRY CARLTON DIANA ROSS LRB SMOKET ROBINSON BEIL DIAMOND BERTIE HIGGINS ROBERTA PLACK CHARLENE SHEENA EASTON OHJ CLIFF RICHARD WAN(R1ANINIme JOURNEY VAPGFLIS GREG GUIDRY TASTE OF HONEY KENNY ROGERS VANGELIS PAUL DAVIS WTAEFRMRWB/M NEIL DIAMOND FL Ler enble CLIP, RICHARD BARRY MANILOW Hottaet: SISTER SLEDGE ONJ DM Boer WMLARMINen Yoloode Prig. Hottest: ALABAMA VANGELIS WTVWCaRMRRNr, ON IN JOHN DENVER WVLXRdRYybN, KY JOURNEY NEIL DIAMOND Moo QUINCY JONES May Merl none PAUL DAVIS NMIMONRRNrNY WINCE JOKES ONJ WIBMIlluerek STEtIEt: Hottest: Hottest: STCVIC WONDER B EETLE HIGGINS STEVIE WONDER Debbie Hinkle PAUL DAVIS AL JARREAU JOURNEY VANGELIS DIANA ROSS BERTIE HIGGINS KCIIGSCedr IMAM IA TAO SIB NEIL DIAMOND STEVIE WONDER JOURNEY RIM ROBERTA FLACK GWJ KENNY ROGERS Hottest, CM T.G. SHEPPARD WILLIE MCISON FRED PARRIS/FIVE AIR SUPPLY VANGELIS MECO 129 Current Reports ARIE MURRAY ALABAMA OAK RIDGE B ARRY »NILAS Hottest, WCYCINne BnonelML NJ ABRA ALABAMA BOYS LARRY CARLTON SISTER SLEDGE WOYAMrraaNdy QUINCY JONCS ROBERTA PLACE KENNY ROGERS War FM JM NM» CLIFF RICHARD JOURNEY Hottaet, BERTIE HIGINS NEIL DIAMOND CLIFF RICHARD BERTIC ALABAMA BARRY MANILOW BIOMES The stations KDKAPIlleborgh BARRY MANILOW POINTER SISTERS STEVIE WONDER KLTFIOWIrr CKy QUINCY EY following GENE COTTON JONES An IYnMplsn CARPENTERS ROBERTA FLACK JN OOMRq CLIFF RICHARD Parallel TwoJO s ROBERTA FLACK ROBERTA FLACK N7 IM are no longer reporting: none Notteer: Hottest: none JOURNEY AottANt: none Judyy Kee NEIL DIAMOND KAAYAXr Reek Hottest: ALABAMA KENNY ROGERS HOtteEt: MARCO Kely JOURNEY OAK RIDGE BOYS B ERTIE HIGGINS GORDON LIGHTFOOT Pm KOLE/Beaumont CARS GERTIE WOACJAHgNIM, OA VANGELIS JOURNEY MARIE OSMOND HIGGINS MILLIE NELSON LRB IICCORNwNPae T.G. SHEPPARD WDAYFONpwerbekd Om Crede FRED PARRIS/FIVE CLIFF RICHARD BILL LABOUNTY JOHN DENVER WOKV/Jacksonville NTIE HIGGINS DMRP NEIL DIAMOND Ned Andersen U ONJ N EIL DIAMOND RAY STEVENS AL JMREAU BARBRA STREISAND OAK RIDGE BOYS LARRY CARLTON WOHO/Toledo NAYWN a WILLIE Mottest: none BARRY MANILOW Rotteer: wnMpMpw, PN WT4 WV GORDON LIGHTFOOT OAK RIDGE BOYS. Rottest: GORDON LIGHTFOOT KENNY ROGERS KOLO/Reno WPOCNINeeIdNMr Mery Fern D.,. Awn DIANE KEATON ROBERTA FLACK WOUArorw CM... N ABRA Hottest BARRY MANILOW ry Nrrrr ROYAL PHIISARMOII BARBRA STREISAND Jed. redo CLIFF RICHARD JOURNEY ALABAMA HALL a DATES WG I R/Manchester WILLIE NELSON WILLIE NELSON J OU LY STEVIE WOODS JOURNEY OIJ MILLIE AL JARREAU RN SNEAKER NELSON CHARLENE KR/FT/Des MORT PAUL DAVIS WINCY JONES EMETIC HIGGINS Rottest: BARRY MANILCE ROBERTA FLACK TASTE OF HONEY LAURA BRANIGAN Soo« PerR y BILL LABOUNTY SISTER SLEDGE JOURNEY STELLA PASTOR CRYSTAL GAYLE TERRY GREGORY DOTTIE WENT CLLR RIMMED wNAR.wMw CLLR RICHARD Hottest: Hottaet, JERNI RER WARNER JOURNEY Notteer: The following stations AIR SUPPLY KENNY BERTIE HIGGINS VANGELIS Lee Table ROGERS B OYS BAND LARRY CARLTON KEPI MAMNN. TX ALABAMA BERTIE HIGGINS JOURNEY PAUL DAVIS MECO NEIL DIAMOND reported frozen playlists LARRY CARLTON STEVIE WONDER MBA w reine ONJ CLIFF RICHARD Motte Et Hottnone ONJ JOHN DENVER ALABAMA none one MIS PAUL DAVIS this week: OAK RIDGE STEVIE MOODS PAUL DAVIS WaO/WNIWplen. D.C. JOURNEY BOYS GEORGE BENSON Hotta.t: I.rberWL..M GENE COTTON STEVIE WONDER KRBE/Houston Notteer: DENIECE WILLIAMS ALABAMA AMITY ROGERS BERTIC HIGGINS PATTI AUSTIN WIBA/Madison BERTIE HIGGINS NEIL DIAMOND CHARLENE WEST JOURNEY BARBRA STREISAND H OtteLt: WINCY JONES VANGELIS Parallel One Parallel Three ALABAMA STEVIE WOODS WYASiMeNR The following stations LARRY CARLTON MWpRy WAFlPAMn RONAe Moe STEVIE WONDER KKUMMINleN KYUURan FraneI.n AK did not report this week KHOWIOnwr KNWIM FrNRNM KFOD/Anahang., KMFDIMMNrd. OA AdrRWalele none SISTER SLEDGE Terry Donner Mork Leed. Lobe More Wry FRdM EARN ARwM Chortle KN Hottest: and therefore their playlists ROBERTA FLACK none CLIFF RICHARD CHILLIWACK none JENNIFER WARNES CHARLENE D.C. ONJ JENNIFER WARNES were frozen: WAww.rgl.A HALL a Hottest: AL JARREAD JOHN DENVER POINTER SISTERS LATES WILLIE NELSON WILLIE NELSON WWIMempro OrabwM Hottest: KOKOMO ALABAMA BOYS BAND LARRY CARLTON SISTER SLEDGE AIR BARRY MANILOW Mier none HALL a DATES ROYAL PHILMARMONI SUPPLY PATTI AUSTIN Hottest: Iles Hottest: HALL L MATES BARRY GORDON LIGHTFOOT 97AIA/Miami LRB BARBRA STR EISAND TIERRA »NIECE GERTIE HIGGINS BARBRA STREISAND BERTIF HIGGINS Hottest: PATTI AUNTIE KENNY ROGERS JOURNEY OAK RIDGE BOYS HotteRt, ELTON JOHN JOURNEY Hottest: LRB SERTIE HIGGINS KDKA/Pittsburgh JOURNEY AIR SUPPLY KENNY ROGERS SISTER SLEDGE TERRY GREGORY QUINCY JONES STEVIE WONDER NONC[E]S ALABAMA ALABAMA MIKE POST JOURNEY VANGCLIS SERTIC HIGGINS K IXgrMr KENN? ROGERS Hottest: KEX/Portlend STEVIE ONDER GERTIE HIGGINS BECKET ROBINSON BERTIE HIGGINS OHS SISTER SLEDGE KI UDerner POINTER SISTERS Den Arm BARRY MANILOM ALABAMA IS WINCY JONES KOY/Phoenix WBk Body ONJ TASTE OF HONEY QUINCY JONES MENIMEMSIWH KPLLIekar YOG ONJ GORDON LIGHTFOOT J K RpK',od. BARBRA STREISAND BrarntlCHUNdIar BARBRA STREISAND BARRY KYUU/San Francisco MOAK» Veer MANILCE KADFAaNder:CO GENE COTTON POINTER SISTERS ELTON JOHN Brederehdro GREG GUIDRY TASTE OF HONEY Rob B.MM N NIMIrry HAIL a GATES Iren. WASH/Washington Parallel Two MICHEAL SMOTHERMA Hotted: CHARLENE R Notfeet: KIA/NpEo SM PAIE. DAVIS NEIL DIAMOND BARBRA STREISAND KENNY ROGERS Datar N. JMw ALABAMA BILL LABOUNTY WCHV/Charlottesville JOURNEY CHARLENE IS GREG GUIDRY GEORGE BENSON ELTON JOHN JOURNEY SEPTIC HIGGINS GORDON LIGHTFOOT SERTIE HIGGINS Hottest: HAIL a OATES Nottest: GORDON LIGHTFOOT LARRY CARLTON CLIFF ELTON JOHN WKBN/Youngstown WMAIlIdgRp.M CLIFF RICF:ARD ABRA RICHAPC ELTON JOHN JOURNEY Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND BERTIE HIGGINS QUINCY JONES Omell VANGELIS ALABAMA Otte.. BARRY MANILOW CLIFF RICHARD STEVIE MONDER STEVIE WANDER JOURNEY JOURNEY QUINCY JONES AL JARREAU Hottest: WINCY JONES KENNY ROGERS K NOIBNNe NEIL DIAMOND STEVIE MONDER ONJ VANGELIS B ARRY WADS] KOYFIWMNK R&R welcomes the following STEVIE MONDER WINCY JONES JOURNEY NEIL DIAMOND SHEENA ONJ STEVIE EASTON CINEWN V.R Dyke DENVER WONDER CLIFF RICHARD PAUL DAVIS Hottest: none Irre new reporters: Parallel Two KWAVAdontrNR MECO ONJ B ERTIC HIGGINS WBTIC1rMMN BCRTIE HIGGINS Hottest: QUINCY JONES Plebe Pedro GORDON LIGHTFOOT QUINCY JONES IIMSYrek WOUENw Odwr EIL DIAMOND Hottest: KBOZAoBrlr4 MT CLIFF RICHARD CNN NHNn KBAI/Morro Bay (P3) KENNY ROGERS PATTI AUSTIN KENNY ROGERS P.ul EMIn KIINOIRMo PAUL DAVIS SISTER SLEDGE STEVIE WONDER KONAlbuNuerNN GORDON LIGHTFOOT BERTIE HIGGINS ROBERTA FLACK PICK KFMK/Houston (P1) [IL DIAMOND DAN FOGELBERG BARRY MANILOM Lrry Rem SPRINGFIELD PAUL DAVIS ALABAMA WILLIE NELSON TASTE OE HONEY ANNE MURRAY Lrry Ahns ELTON JOHN WIDCA1Mepn RICK SPRINGFIELD AIR SUPPLY MICHEAL SMOTNERMA BARRY MANILAS BILL LABOUNTY KMGC/Dallas (P2) WILLIE NELSON AL JARREAU SHEENA EASTON MIKE POST JENNIFER WARNES Hott.R Hottest: Lee RUrM Hottest: KOWRMrWerM Hottest: JOHN DENVER GORDON LICHTFOOT NEIL DIAMOND NABELCIS KRNO/Reno (P3) WOMAN* SHEENA EASTON BERTIE HIGGINS MECO ONJ MN GROVER WASHINGTON H ottest: ROBERTA FLACK AIR SUPPLY POINTER CLIFF RICHARD AL JARREAD ROBERTA FLACK WINCY JONES SISTERS KKerrie HARRY MANILLA STEVIE WONDER KS94/St. Louis (P1) VANGELIS Mottent: JOURNEY GREG GUIDRY JOHN DENVER KENNY ROGERS WILLIE NELSON LARRY CARLTON LARRY CARLTON BARBRA STREISAND NEIL DIAMOND CLIFF RICHARD WNPCa1wRMN, IC KSLOJSt. Louis (P2) LAURA BRALIGAN VANGFLIS CHARLENE DAVID LASLEY GORDON LIGHTFOOT KNMR1aW WINCY JONES AL JARREAD SISTER SLEDGE TSA CAPRIS Hottest: Leo CrMo POCO Hottest: SEPTIC HIGGINS WTARNRrrR KSRO/Santa Rosa (P3) POLICE WILLIE NELSON AL MARTINO VANGELIS KENNY ROGERS KTWOMCa.Rer Taw URRE DAN FOGELBERG GORDON LICHTFOOT STEVIE WOODS BERTIE HIGGINS KRKKMPCk IerhRB. WY PAUL DAVIS KTKT/Tucson (P2) t: Hottest: Mr LONder BERTIE HIGGINS JUICE NEWTON JOURNEY Chun MMHn ROBERTA FLACK BARBRA STREISAND SHEENA EASTON BERTIE HIGGINS K-10II11er.rNnle CLIFF RICHARD PATTI AUSTIN AL JARREAU PAUL KTWO/Casper (P3) MBA CLIFF DAVIS POINTER SISTERS STEVIE WONDER RICHARD WINCY JONES PAUL DAVIS ELTON JOHN GENE COTTON VANGELIS PM MRNral Hottest: QUINCY JONES ALABAMA BARRY MANILOr MICHGL SMOTHER» KENNY KUDLJKansas City (P2) KEKIar1NM LARRY CAPLTON ROGERS ALABAMA OAK RIDGE BOYS KCENTraekR AL JARREAU ROBERTA FLACK JENNIFER WARNES ALABAMA Bob !renon NEIL DIAMOND JOHN DENVER ROYAL PNILHARMONI Hottest: FRED PARRIS/FIVE WAIV/Jacksonville (P2) none Alen SEPTIC HIGGINS RICK SPRINGFIELD STEVE MARINER CHILLIWACK HottNt : WRWIe Hottest: JOHN DENVER QUINCY JONES KUGWESVerr, OR PAUL DAVIS BARRY MANILOW Hottest: JOURNEY CLIFF RICHARD VANGELIS WBBF/Rochester (P2) Ted AMNI] KENNY ROGERS Hottest: B rin S N S O RICHARD STEVIE WONDER NEIL DIAMOND BERTIE HIGGINS GREG GUIDRY PATTI AUSTIN VANGELIS OAKSE RIDGE BOYS CLIFF RICHARD CHARLEY PRIDE WCZY/Detroit (P1) ALABAMA TASTE OF HONEY Hottest: PAUL DAVIS JOURNEY BERTIE SISTER SLEDGE NEIL DIAMOND RICO JOURNEY ELTON JOHN HIGGINS WILY (Y-lHeWOaendo (P3) JOHN DENVER BERTIE HIGGINS CLIFF RICHARD LARRY CARLTON BARBRA STREISAND WEIM/Fitchburg WILLIE NELSON AREA MICHAEL PRANKS ONJ JOHN DENVER K IROMMee a Reek /M M umde DON MCLEAN NEIL DIAMOND Hottest, STEVIE MONDER VANGELIS like Morro, KN011JDNrrft MIN PAUL DAVIS WENS/Indianapolis (P2) Hottest: B KEIMS» DM, GEORGE ERTIE HIGGINS STEVIE POINTER SISTERS llRbeNJewek BENSON VANGELIS LasMAndMry WONDER IMAM Ear CHIP JOHN DENVER VANGELIS WICC/Bridgeport (P2) KENNY ROGERS GREG GUIDRY B ALANCE Mop Moloh K TXT/T.eNNe GORDON LIGHTFOOT BARRY »NIECE CLIFF RICHARD VANGELIS MECO WKBR/Manchester (P3) OAK RIDGE BOYS Debby Rho» FRED PMRIS/FIVE GENE COTTON ALABAMA WILLIE NELSON JOURNEY MILLIE NELSON RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: MICHGL SMOTHER» POCO BARBRA STREISAND JENNIFER NARNPS BARBRA STREISAND Hotte St: STEVIE WONDER Hottest: WMHE/Toledo (P2) STEVIE WONDER EARL KLUGH WILLIE NELSON_ B ERTIE HIGGINS SEPTIC HIGGINS WINCY JONES JON DENVER Hotte.t: ELTON JOHN KENNY ROGERS JOURNEY ALABAMA WSRZ/Sarasota (P2) Hottest: BERTIE HIGGINS HotteEte JOURNEY LARRY CARLTON ONJ VANGELIS CLIFF RICHARD STEVIE WONDER CLIFF RICHARD ORJ POLICE WZZP/Cleveland (P1) BERTIE HIGGINS WINCY JONES OAK RIDGE BOYS ALABAMA SISTG SLEDGE KENNY ROGERS NEIL DIAMOND BERTIE HIGGINS YES95/Cincinnati (P2) JOURNEY VANGELIS QUINCY JONES LARRY CARLTON

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www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, March 12, 1982 Page 65 EAST SOUTH Most Added Hottest Most Added . Hottest Hall Et Oates Joan Jett Hall Et Oates Joan Jett Rolling Stones Journey CHR ADDS ik HOTS Charlene Journey Kool Et The Gang Music Key: (DP) indicates the song is getting play during certain parts of the day and/or night (RA) indicates Ray Parker Jr. Stevie Wonder Olivia Newton -John the song was dropped from the pia ylis t then re -added.

EAST iielCherleeton. WV WGUYIBa gor. ME SOUTH Y103/JeckeomNe, FL KSET-FM/EI Peso, TX KZFMICorpue CMletl, TX KITYIsen Antonio, TX WXLK/Roanoke, VA Jay Jervis Jim Rondell Robert John Kds Ven Dyke John Steele Robb Stewed Russ Brown PARALLEL TWO GENE COTTON ".'ASTE OF HONEY PARALLEL TWO CHARLENE ONJ VAN HALEN PAUL DAVIS ROLLING STONES Hottest: SNEAKER KOOL & THE GANG HALL & OATES TASTE OF HONEY DR. HOOK BARRY MANILOW JOURNEY 1-1 HALL & OATES ELTON JOHN RAY PARKER JR. DAVID LASLEY GREG GUIDRY CHARLENE WV BJ106/Orlando, FL WKEEIHuntington, BERTIE HIGGINS 3-2 Hottest: HALL & OATES HUMAN LEAGUE WILLIE NELSON SMOKE? ROBINSON HALL & OATES Gary Miller STEVIE WONDER 6-4 JOAN JETT 1-1 Tom West Hottest: CHARLENE WAR Hottest: Hottest: POINTER SISTERS 9-5 ONJ 12-6 STEVIE WONDER 2-1 UFO WAYLON & WILLIE JOURNEY 2-1 JOAN JETT 3-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD CHARLENE ONJ 15-7 JOAN JETT 10-3 Hottest: CHRIS REA SKY? 13-5 ROD STEWART 8-4 HUEY LEWIS AND TH 16-9 POINTER SISTERS CARS JOURNEY 20-11 GO GO'S 14-9 STEVIE WONDER 2-1 Hottest: GO GO'S 12-9 BOB & DOUG MCKENZ 12-5 HALL & DR. HOOK OATES WKRZ-FMIWIkee-BrA, PA KOOL & THE GANG 21-1B ONJ 18-11 ROD STEWART 17-8 JOURNEY 1-1 JOAN JETT 19-12 J. GEILS BAND 15-10 TASTE OF HONEY DUKE JUPITER Jerre Rt g STEVIE NICKS 21-17 RICK SPRINGFIELD 21-1 2 STEVIE WONDER 2-2 KOOL & THE GANG 25-13 SNEAKER 26-19 GLASS MOON GAMMA. GO GO'S 20-13 SUGAR HILL GANG 7-3 WJBO/Portland, ME TOM CHAPIN ROBERTA FLACK TIGHT FIT FM1OUMen Olds. TN ONJ A-15 VANGELIS 4-4 KSELFM/Lubbock, TX ELTON JOHN Brian Phoenix FOUR TOPS CHARLENE Tam Preetglecomo HUEY LEWIS AND TH 12-5 Stan Callas RAY PARKER JR. GAMMA GEORGE DUKE B97/New Orleans, LA PARALLEL THREE PAUL DAVIS Hottest: DAVID LASLEY Hottest: QUARTER FLASH CHARLENE KROK/Shrwaport LA CARS JOHN DENVER JOAN JETT 7-1 ShombyNolpe (dp) JOAN JETT 1-1 GAMMA KOOL & THE GANG KILEIGolveeton, TX ELTON JOHN Hottest: POLICE 11-5 HarrNonlGreer STEVIE WONDER 4-3 KOOL & THE GANG HALL & OATES HALL & OATES HALL i OATES JOAN ROD STEWART 20-15 !Mott Taylor JETT 6-1 ONJ 6-4 Hottest: Hottest: IRENE CARA RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: ONJ 14-6 J. GEILS BAND 30-24 ROD STEWART 9-6 JOURNEY 1-1 STEVIE WONDER 2-1 VAN HALEN NEIL DIAMOND HALL i OATES JOAN JETT 1-1 J. GEILS BAND 17-7 VANGELIS 31-25 GO GO'S 11-7 POINTER SISTERS 4-2 POINTER SISTERS 13-10 Hottest: CHARLENE GLASS MOON STEVIE NICKS 4-2 STEVIE NICKS 16-10 POLICE 10-4 CLIFF RICHARD 14-11 STEVIE WONDER 1-1 QUARTERFLASH WILLIE GO GO'S 5-3 RICK SPRINGFIELD 36-20 KEEL/Shreveport. LA NELSON 92FLY/Abny, NY ROD STEWART 12-5 ONJ 70-14 ROD STEWART 5-4 Hottest: DAVID LASLEY QUARTERPLASH 14-10 Kevin Davie LE ROUX POLICE 8-6 WPSTTTrenton, Jack Lowreixe J. GEILS BAND 21-11 21-17 STEVIE WONDER 3-I Hottest: HUMAN LEAGUE 18-13 NJ ONJ 9-B LE ROUX 15-5 Hottest: JOURNEY 1-1 Tom Taylor GREG GUIDRY 11/173N/Dever, NN WSKZ/Chattanooga, TN SMOKEY ROBINSON 11-9 CHILLIWACK 12-9 KKQVNVIchMt Felle, TX JOURNEY 1-1 JOAN JETT S-3 HALL i OATES HUEY LEWIS AND TH 17-14 ALDO Jkn SebeeWrt Adam Cook ROD STEWART 14-7 Edwards/King NOVA ROLLING STONES GERTIE HIGGINS 2-2 WOKYKmmmAle, TN HUMAN LEAGUE 24-17 CARS KENNY ROGERS 3-3 ONJ 71-9 HUMAN LEAGUE QUARTERFLASH VANGELIS CARS GENESIS STEVIE WONDER 5-5 Gary Adkins POLICE 20-11 Hottest: ROLLING STONES ROLLING STONES WSSXIChrleomrL SC DONNIE IRIS HALL & OATES JOAN JETT 6-6 JOURNEY 1-1 CARS HALL & HATES At110o111Me1'tln HALL & OATES MIKE POST PAUL DAVIS WCOO/Columbue, GA STEVIE WONDER 10-6 ALDO NOVA ROLLING STONES POINTER SISTERS ROLLING STONES KOOL & THE GANG ONJ 14-8 KTSAISen Antonio, TX Hottest: ALDO NOVA RICK SPRINGFIELD Bob Raleigh Hottest: JOHN DENVER GORDON LIGHTFOOT BERTIF HIGGINS 15-12 Hottest: J.J. Rodriguez JOURNEY 1-1 BOYS BAND GENESIS MIKE POST JOAN JETT 1-1 ELTON JOHN HUEY LEWIS AND TH 20-16 JOURNEY 3-1 JOAN JETT 3-2 TOM CHAPIN CARS CARS BONNIE RAITT JOURNEY 2-2 Hottest: ONJ BERTIE HIGGINS 17-7 GAMMA UFO & ROLLING STONES GO GO'S 8-5 WORC-FMIHertford, CT 4-7 J. GEILS BAND 1-1 HALL OATES ROD STEWART 10-7 STEVIE NICKS 13-8 Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: SOFT CELL 9-6 ALABAMA 10-7 BARRY MANILOW Paul Roberta ONJ 16-11 GO GO'S 11-9 ROD STEWART 5-1 JOURNEY 1-1 Hottest: JOURNEY 1-1 BOB & DOUG MCKENZ 10-7 STEVIE WONDER 15-11 QUINCY JONES 4-3 NEIL DIAMOND 71-14 GO GO'S 6-2 1-1 JOAN JETT 11-6 POINTER 5 JOURNEY KOOL & THE GANG SISTERS 19-1 KINTIEI Pew, TX JOAN JETT 9-4 VAN HALEN 12-7 WTRYIAIbsny, NY JOAN JETT 25-20 KENNY ROGERS 3-2 ONJ 12-7 HALL & OATES WIGYIBodi ME Jim Morro J. GEILS BAND 19-15 HUEY LEWIS AND TH 19-13 POLICE 5-3 KENNY ROGERS 0-8 Bill Cahill GREG GUIDRY WILLIE NELSON 35-24 J. GEILS BAND 25-19 ROD STEWART GO GO'S 15-9 W1s Mitchel AL BOYS 13-5 QUARTERFLASH KXX108/Bkmklphem, BAND STEVIE WONDER 12-7 KOOL i THE GANG WCSC/Cheleeton, SC MECO (dp) ROLLING STONES Chrs Treno DUKE JUPITER KLPOILInle Rock. AR PAUL DAVIS Hottest: DAVID LASLEY Chris WGLFITellehassee, FL Hottest: HALL & OATES Bailey Bob Lee WISE/Aaheville, NC JOAN JETT 1-1 GLASS J. GEILS RAND CHRIS REA Parker JOAN JETT 1-1 MOON John Stevens Ron JOURNEY 2-2 GENESIS WILLIE NELSON WILLIE NELSON HALL & OATES NEIL DIAMOND ONJ 10-4 CHARLENE NICK VANGELIS STEVIE WONDER 3-3 MARTIN BRILEY JUNIOR LOWE DAVID LASLEY RICK SPRINGFIELD LRB 13-10 Hottest: BARRY KOOL & BERTIE HIGGINS 4-4 CLIMAX BLUES BAND Hottest: MANILOW RICK SPRINGFIELD GLASS MOON THE GANG ROD STEWART 14-11 STEVIE CHAMPLIN PAUL GO GO'S 7-5 DR. HOOK WONDER 3-1 JOAN JETT 3-1 BILL QUARTERPLASH DAVID LASLEY DAVIS OAK RIDGE BOYS 18-12 JOAN JETT 18-10 FOREIGNER DAVID LASLEY RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: 7-3 Hottest: DWIGHT TWILLEY WRCKIUt ee. NY GO GO'S VAN GENESIS QUARTERFLASH PA JOAN JETT 2-1 70-15 HALEN 16-7 JOURNEY 1-1 CHARLENE WAEBIAIIentown, STEVIE NICKS 25-20 GO GO'S JUNIOR DAVID LASLEY Jim Rita HUEY LEWIS AND TH 5-3 23-13 STEVIE WONDER 5-3 TOM CHAPIN Werd QUINCY JONES RICK SPRINGFIELD BOBBY CALDWELL VAN HALEN Jeffenon ONJ 18-9 7H-23 25-14 ROD STEWART 11-5 TASTE OF HONEY ROLLING STONES AURRA Hottest: GO GO'S 71-13 KENNY ROGERS 12-7 KOOL & THE GANG BARRY MANILOW WAXY/Ft Lauderdale, FL KX104/Neshville. TN JOAN JETT 1-1 HALL & OATES RICK SPRINGFIELD 76-10 Hottest: POINTER SISTERS 15-8 Hottest: TASTE OF HONEY GENESIS JOURNEY 1-1 ONJ 10-7 Rick Shaw Michael St John JOAN JETT 1-1 ROBERTA FLACK DWIGHT GO GO'S 5-3 City, TN SUGAR HILL GANG 22-11 WILLEY MXIIJPeekersburg, WV WQUT/Johnson HUEY LEWIS AND TN 19- Hottest: Hottest: CHARLENE HALL & OATES MECO 7-5 CHARLENE 23-19 STEVIE WONDER John Larson J. GEILS BAND 21-10 2-1 JOAN JETT 1-1 Terry Lee Collins RICK SPRINGFIELD ROLLING STONES JOAN JETT 13-7 VANGELIS /1-25 ONJ 8-3 LE ROUX 23-11 GO cos 4-2 SISTER SLEDGE NEIL DIAMOND PAUL DAVIS 22-12 ALABAMA J. GEILS BAND 15-5 DIESEL BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN RICK SPRINGFIELD A-24 12101/Meridian. MS FOREIGNER 6-4 GENESIS FOREIGNER QUINCY JONES 18-12 TOMMY TUTONE 10-7 RAY PARKER JR. BARRY MANILOW WBCYICharlotte, NC GLASS MOON BM Evens RICK DONNIE IRIS WFOXIGelnesvllle. SPRINGFIELD 23-17 J. GEILS BAND 15-11 Hottest: Hottest: Bob Keghan VANGELIS GA RICK SPRINGFIELD JOURNEY 1-1 JOAN JETT 7-1 CHARLENE TOMMY TUTONF HALL & OATES Alan Duprlest KC101/New Haven. CT >VT/Binghamton, NY STEVIE WONDER 3-2 OAK RIDGE BOYS 9-6 RAY PARKER JR. DR. HOOK HALL & OATES Hottest: QUARTERFLASH Danny Lyons Scott Micheels DIANA ROSS 6-4 ROD STEWART 11-7 TOMMY TUTONE (dp) Hottest: ROLLING STONES GENESIS 2-1 VANGELIS 15-7 ONJ 14-8 Hottest: CHARLENE GENESIS JOURNEY JOURNEY 1-1 CHARLENE HALL 5-2 KENNY ROGERS 13-9 GREG GUIDRY 18-12 STFVIE WONDER 1-1 HALL & OATES BARRY MANILOW & OATES CONDUCTOR 17-13 BERTIE HIGGINS 5-4 HALL & OATES ROLLING STONES JOAN JETT 3-3 Hottest: GAMMA BARRY MANILOW ABRA 22-17 KHFIIAusdn, ALABAMA 13-9 CARS WAYS/Cherlotte, NC TX MIKE POST 4-4 STEVIE NICKS 24-12 JOURNEY 1-1 BOYS BAND Hottest: BOB 6 DOUG MCKENZ 34-: OAK DUKE JUPITER Lou Simon Ed Volkman GO GO'S 6-5 GO GO'S 28-18 RIDGE BOYS 6-3 WAITRESSES JOURNEY 1-1 BILL CHAMPLIN VANGELIS 11-7 GO GO'S 14-7 Hottest: FRED WACZ/Bangor, ME PARRIS/FIVE 18-8 Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD DR. HOOK KROD(EI Paso, TX WILLIE NELSON 33-28 GERTIE HIGGINS 1-1 VANGELIS 16-9 Michael O'Hara TOMMY TUTONE KOOL & THE CHARLENE A-32 POLICE 7-5 JOAN JETT 4-1 GANG WMAK-FM/Nashville, TN Mike Preston ONJ 17-10 CHARLENE RAY PARKER JR. JOAN 13-1n TOMMY TUTONE 26-16 ROLLING Phil Stanley JETT RICK SPRINGFIELD 29-20 STONES GO GO'S VAN HALEN KPUR/AnWNMo, TX ONJ 18-11 RICK SPRINGFIELD 25-18 JUNIOR ONJ QUARTERFLASH 27-21 HALL & OATES DONNIE IRIS SMOKEY ROBINSON QUARTERFLASH Dan Willman RICK SPRINGFIELD 77-7, WFBR/Baltlnrore, MD DR. HOOK ROD STEWART Hottest: PAUL DAVIS 32-22 KOOL IRENE CARA GERTIE HIGGINS i THE GANG HALL & OATES Andy Szulinskl Hottest: JOURNEY 1-1 WILLIE NELSON HUEY LEWIS AND TH 0104(Gadaden. AL ELTON JOHN JOURNEY JOAN GREG GUIDRY WPHDIBuffelo, NY Hottest: I-1 JETT 4-2 PRISM (dp) LE ROUX Roger Gaither TASTE OF HONEY VANGELIS 6-4 POINTER SISTERS 9-6 GEORGE DUKE Hottest: Harr Moore JOAN JETT 4-1 (dp) Hottest: ELTON JOHN MIKE POST JOURNEY 1-1 HALL & OATES JOURNEY 23-1C POLICE 16-7 HALL & OATES (dp) JOURNEY 3-1 HALL & OATES 5-3 ALABAMA 17-13 QUINCY ALABAMA 2-2 ELTON JOHN GLASS MOON JONES 15-9 Hottest: BUCKNER & GARCIA 6-3 Hottest: J. GEILS BAND 13-6 QUINCY OAK CARS JONES 25-20 JOURNEY 1-1 JOAN JETT 10-6 RIDGE BOYS 3-3 ROLLING STONES JOURNEY 1-1 ONJ 12-7 TX JOAN JETT C. JOHNNY & DISTRACT KSFMIMukNnBrowmdNe. STEVIE WONDER 14-5 GO GO'S 14-9 14-8 CHRISTIAN ONJ 10-2 POLICE 11-8 WBBOJAugueta, PAUL ELTON JOHN GA Kenny Garcia PAUL DAVIS 26-15 12-10 DAVIS 26-18 WILLIE NELSON ALABAMA 9-3 SKYY LULU WZYO/Frederick, ND Bruce Saver QUINCY JONES 24-16 Hottest: POINTER SISTERS 11-8 Hottest: HALL & OATES BARBRA STREISAND 25-1I 96SGF/Savannah, GA JOAN JETT 1-1 OUINCY JONES HALL KKYK/Little Rock, AR 14-10 JOAN JETT Ksmosabl Joe & OATES RAY PARKER JR. J.P. Hunter ONJ 5-2 1-1 HUMAN Mika Roberts VAN HALEN 6-4 LEAGUE ALDO NOVA WANS-FMIGnerwl a. SC QUINCY JONES 10-6 WBLI/Long Island, NY ROLLING STONES ELTON JOHN BARRY J. GEILS BAND BARRY MANILOW Bit McCown MANILOW QUARTERFLASH 12-7 11-8 BARRY MANILOW Hottest: Hottest: VANGELIS WILLIE NELSON Bill Terry RICK SPRINGFIELD 14-11 CARS J. GEILE BAND 14-11 JOAN JETT 7-1 JOURNEY 1-1 ROD STEWART ATLANTIC STARR ALDO NOVA 26-17 DIESEL HALL & OATES PAUL DAVIS VANGELIS 14-9 JOAN JETT 11-2 HUEY LEWIS AND TH SNEAKER (dp) WFLB/Fayetteville. NC GENESIS TOMMY TUTONE GREG GUIDRY GO GO'S 19-13 J. GEILS BAND 23-18 POINTER SISTERS EDDIE SCHWARTZ (dp) WLAN-FMllancestr DONNIE IRIS BRYAN ADAMS Hottest: Larry Cannon LE ROUX STEVIE NICKS 25-17 BOB & DOUG MCKENZ 27-21 Hottest: JOHN DENVER PETER CETERA JOAN JETT CHARLENE Dave Russell QUARTERFLASH 24-19 STEVIE NICKS 30-23 VAN HALEN 3-1 STEVIE WONDER 1-1 Hottest: HALL i OATES GO GO'S 10-3 Hottest: Hottest: DIANA ROSS 3-2 STEVIE WONDER 1-1 HALL & OATES Hottest: BOB e DOUG MCKENZ 5-5 JOURNEY 1-1 WFMF/Baton Rouge, LA G100/Mobile, AL JOURNEY 1-1 ONJ 11-8 CLIFF RICHARD 5-5 KOOL & THE GANG JOAN JETT 1-1 ROD STEWART A-13 STEVIE WONDER 3-2 STEVIE WONDER 8-2 SKY? 14-9 QUINCY JONES 6-6 HUMAN LEAGUE J. GEILS BAND 19-6 Rice/Watkins Scott Griffith HUEY LEWIS AND TH KENNY ROGERS 4-3 JOAN 11-7 A-14 OUARTERFLASH 27-24 ANNE MURRAY 19-19 Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD 24-11 JETT POINTER SISTERS 13-9 CHARLENE CHARLENE FOREIGNER 15-8 PAUL DAVIS 23-73 JOAN JETT 2-1 HUEY LEWIS AND TH 22-14 WRQK/Greensboro. SC BERTIE.HIGGINS 19-10 J. GEILS BAND HUMAN LEAGUE STEVIE NICKS 18-13 Z100Sevanneh GA GO GO'S 8-4 GERTIE HIGGINS 26-20 JUNIOR SAMMY HAGAR HemmingwaylJones WYKS/Geinesvllle, FL CT Jonathan Keyes WTIGFMIHartford, ONJ 16-6 HALL & OATES SNEAKER WHHY-FM/Montgomery, AL Karl Kaufmann POINTER SISTERS 14-11 WOMP-FM/Bellaire, OH ELTON JOHN ROLLING STONES HALL & OATES RICK SPRINGFIELD Rick Donahue Neil Harrison MFCO HUEY LEWIS AND TH 21-16 Jolene Schreiber Hottest: TOMMY TUTONF HALL & OATES C. CHRISTIAN JOHN KOOL & THE GANG STEVIE WONDER 2-1 Hottest: DENVER GREG GUIDRY BRYAN ADAMS WYCRIHanoveeYork, PA RICK SPRINGFIELD RAY PARKER JR. KOOL HALL & OATES ONJ 10-5 STEVIE WONDER & THE GANG (dp) TOMMY TUTONE CHARLENE GREG GUIDRY 1-1 KOOL B THE GANG Hottest: J.J. Randolph JOAN JETT 21-10 JOAN JETT 4-7 PRISM (dp) VAN HALEN SISTER SLEDGE DR. HOOK ROBERTA FLACK TOMMY TUTONE JOAN JETT 2-1 KOOL & THE GANG 25-18 GO GC'S 7-4 (dp) Hottest: Hottest: MIKE POST SISTER SLEDGE HALL & GATES Hottest: STEVIE WONDER 1-2 VANGELIS 29-23 BERTIE HIGGINS 11-6 STEVIE WONDER 1-1 JOURNEY 1-1 CHARLENE SNEAKER WILLIE NELSON JOURNEY 3-1 JOURNEY 3-3 VANGELIS 16-14 JOAN JETT 7-2 STEVIE WONDER 2-2 VANGELIS HUMAN LEAGUE VA Hottest: GERTIE HIGGINS 7-3 SKYY 6-6 WOH/Norfolk, BOB & DOUG HACKERZ 3-3 BERTIE HIGGINS 3-3 NEIL DIAMOND ELTON JOHN JOURNEY 1-1 POINTER SISTERS 9-5 GO GO'S 19-13 Bob Canada CK1011Cocae Beads FL STEVIE WONDER FOREIGNER 4-4 JOAN JETT 8-4 BARRY MANII.OW Hottest: 2-2 ROD STEWART 11-6 CHARLENE Mike Lowe ROD STEWART 32-26 ERNIE WATTS 12-5 HALL & GATES JOAN JETT 5-1 FOREIGNER 5-3 ONJ 14-10 0104/York, PA JOAN JETT 16-7 CARS FOREIGNER 7-2 GEORGE WAEV)Sevennsh, GA Dan DUKE TASTE OF HONEY ONJ 17-11 WDCG(Durhanr-Raleigh, KQIZ-FMIAmrYo, TX Satie Hottest: GO GO'S 13-10 FOUR TOPS TOM CHAPIN NC J.D. North VAN HALEN 11m Butler GREG JOURNEY 1-1 15-12 ALDO NOVA STEVIE NICKS Randy Kebrich GUIDRY J. GEILS WDOQ/Dsytora Beach. FL ROLLING STONES JOAN JETT 7-2 BAND 23-1P JUNIOR SNEAKER DR. HOOK ELTON JOHN GO GO'S 10-5 Rick Knight GO GO'S HALL i OATES PATTY WEAVER BILL CHAMPLIN VAN HALEN HALL i OATES POINTER SISTERS 15-10 NH GREG GUIDRY RAY PARKER JR. WHEB/Portnnouth VAN HALEN Hottest: ROLLING STONES DAVID LASLEY PAUL DAVIS D-22 HALL 6 OATES QUARTERFLASH DAVID LASLEY Rick Beer Hottest: JOURNEY 1-1 Hottest: C. CHRISTIAN GENESIS VAN HALEN Hottest: SISTER SLEDGE 1-1 IRENE CARA 12-7 JOURNEY 1-1 CHARLENE. GREG GUIDRY GLASS MOON PARALLEL- NEIL DIAMOND 4-2 VANGELIS 17-12 KOOL & THE GANG JOAN JETT 19-10 RICK SPRINGFIELD JOAN JETT 7-1 THREE WILLIE GREG GUIDRY MIKE NELSON ONJ 11-7 PAUL DAVIS 24-20 POST GERTIE HIGGINS 18-12 Hottest: ONJ 16-6 Hottest: TASTE OF HONEY MECO ROD STEWART 13-10 BARBRA STREISAND 13-9 MECO 30-72 GO GO'S 21-15 JOURNEY 1-1 WCIR1Beckley, WV JOURNEY 1-1 JUNIOR CHARLENE GO GO'S 24-14 JOHN DENVER 19-13 OUARTERFLASH 26-19 STEVIE NICKS 6-3 STEVIE WONDER 2-7 ROLLING STONES TASTE OF J. GEILS BAND 26-21 Jim Martin WBFZAMrrmn HONEY STEVIE BERTIE HIGGINS Bims NC BARRY MANILOW Hottest: WOODS 5-5 6-3 WJDXIJackson, MS KVOL/Lsayatta, LA HUEY LEWIS AND TH 10-8 TASTE OF HONEY VANGELIS 15-9 Bob Mahoney Hottest: STEVIE WONDER I-1 WHFM/Rochester, NY Philip Rankin GREG GUIDRY 17-11 GENESIS ONJ 18-13 Dave Kimbro JOAN JETT 6-1 JOURNEY 2-2 Almas Peck GREG GUIDRY ROD STEWART 10-4 ELTON JOHN RAY ONJ 10-3 TASTE WFEAIManchester, PARKER JR. DAVID LASLEY VANGELIS 14-5 OP HONEY DAVID LASLEY NH CHARLENE JOAN JETT 18-8 CHARLENE BARRY MANILOW MECO QUINCY JONES 16-9 RAY PARKER JR. BARRY MANILOW Ke th Lemire Hottest: GO GO'S A-16 DAVID LASLEY WILLIE NELSON GO GO'S 19-11 Hottest: RAY PARKER JR. STEVIE WONDER 1-1 DWIGHT TWILLEY ROBERTA FLACK WABB-FM/Mobile, AL JOURNEY 1-1 Hottest: Hottest: JOURNEY 2-2 BARBRA STREISAND ELTON JOHN JOURNEY WZYP/HuntevUe. AL HERTIE HIGGINS 7-5 GO GO'S 3-1 1-1 DIANA ROSS 5-4 RICK SPRINGFIELD Blaine/Kelly QUINCY JONES ONJ 16-8 OAK RIDGE BOYS 4-3 KENNY ROGERS 3-3 ALABAMA 6-5 Hottest: Scott Mitchel Hottest: BERTIE HIGGINS 5-4 ROD STEWART 5-5 ONJ 12-8 GREG GUIDRY JOAN JETT 2-1 QUINCY JONES 15-10 JOURNEY 1-1 RAY PARKER JR. STEVIE WONDER 22-13 JOAN JETT 8-7 GERTIE HIGGINS 10-10 HUMAN LEAGUE JOURNEY 1-2 VANGELIS 15-8 TOM TOM CLUB Hottest: ONJ 14-11 WTIXINew Orleans, LA ONJ 16-12 ONJ 19-9 TOMMY TUTONE JOAN 1-1 K104/Erte, PA JOAN JETT 34-16 JET'! STEVIE NICKS 27-20 Gary Franklin ALDO NOVA JOURNEY 2-2 WFBO)Altoona, PA J. GEILS BAND 26-17 J. GEILS BAND D-27 Bill Shannon HALL & OATES GO GO'S 4-4 Tony Booth FOREIGNER Hottest: RAY DONNIE IRIS 5-5 RICK SPRINGFIELD PARKER JR. JOURNEY 1-1 TOMMY TUTONE CHARLENE VAN HALEN 7-7 QUARTERFLASH KENNY ROGERS 2-7 ALDO GENE COTTON BARBRA NOVA STREISAND STEVIE WONDER 5-4 DONNIE IRIS RICK SPRINGFIELD JOHN DENVER BOYE BAND ROD STEWART 9-5 HALL & OATES HALL & OATES POLICE 10-6 SHOOTING STAR TASTE OF HONEY Hottest: JOURNEY BARRY MANILOW JOURNEY 1-1 Hottest: Hottest: STFVIE WONDER 6-2 FRICTION 1-1 JOAN JETT 2-1 ROD STEWART 12-5 JOAN JETT 2-2 JOURNEY 1-2 GO GO'S 15-8 GO GO'S 3-3 STEVIE WONDER 4-3 STEVIE NICKS 38-31 GENESIS 10-7 GERTIE HIGGINS 6-4 BOB & DOUG MCKENZ 30-10MIKE POST 20-14

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WVIC/East Lensing, MI WJXQ/Jackson, MI WRKRIRecIne, WI MO MIDWEST KFMZ/Columbia, FM102/Secramento, CA KBBKIBoIaw ID KSLYISan Luis Obispo, CA Jim St. John Ryan/Cheeks Steve Warten Steve Graziano Billy Mandera Bob Lee Don Potter PARALLEL TWO ROBERTA FLACK ROLLING STONES GERTIE HIGGINS HALL & GATES QUINCY JONES BARBRA STREISAND GREG GUIDRY FOREIGNER ALDO NOVA GO GO'S CARS GEORGE BENSON QUINCY JONES DR. HOOK TOMMY TUTONE GAMMA RAY PARKER JR. ALDO NOVA GREG MX/Columbus. OH GUIDRY HALL & OATES BOYS BAND VAN HALEN GENESIS PAUL DAVIS HUEY LEWIS AND TH PAUL DAVIS ELTON JOHN STELLA PARTON Teri Nutter TASTE OF HONEY SHOOTING STAR RICK SPRINGFIELD GENESIS Hottest: GLASS MOON SURVIVOR CHRIS REA WILLIE NELSON LE ROUX STELLA PARTON GAMMA JOURNEY 1-1 Hottest: Hottest: J. GEILS BAND ELTON JOHN ROLLING STONES GLASS MOON Hottest: STEVIE WONDER 2-2 JOURNEY 1-1 WAYLON & WILLIE J. GEILS BAND 1-1 Hottest: SHOOTING STAR HALL & LOVERBOY 4-1 VANGELIS 10-5 GO GO'S 6-4 OATES JOAN JETT 2-2 JOURNEY 1-1 Hottest: Hottest: DAVID LASLEY GO GO'S 5-2 KENNY ROGERS 11-6 POLICE 8-7 PRISM 14-8 BOB & DOUG MCKENZ JOURNEY 1-1 Hottest: 5-3 JOAN JETT 10-3 SERTIE HIGGINS 18-10 ONJ 14-9 JOURNEY 1-1 ROLLING STONES A-12 JOAN JETT 11-5 JOAN JETT 10-5 JOAN JOURNEY 3-1 PRISM 11-8 JOAN JETT 23-12 JETT 10-3 ALDO NOVA A-14 J. GEILS BAND 15-11 ONJ 15-10 GO GO'S 13-B OAK RIDGE BOYS 13-9 HUMAN LEAGUE 18-13 KSPZIColorado Sprigs, CO 19-12 POLICE 26-15 STEVIE NICKS 25-16 ONJ 16-10 POINTER SISTERS KSKDISs1an4 OR MECO 22-15 KOKO/Omaha, NB 99KG/Sallna, KS Mike Denials OAK RIDGE BOYS 24-20 J. GEILS BAND 22-16 Len E. Mitchell BUCKNER & GARCIA 29-27 Taylor WSPTIStsvarts Point. WI Jay Danny Collier GREG GUIDRY KENIIAnchorape, AK KIOA/Des Moines, IA Bred Fula POINTER SISTERS GORDON LIGHTFOOT DR. HOOK Robbins NEIL DIAMOND PAUL DAVIS HALL & OATES Randy A.W. Pantois IA ELTON JOHN ELTON JOHN KSTTIDevenport ROLLING STONES QUARTFRFLASH ROLLING STONES Hottest: HALL & OATES WILLIE NELSON BB Young CHARLENE Hottest: CR. HOOK DAVID LASLEY JOURNEY 1-1 CARS RICK SPRINGFIELD CARS JOURNEY 1-1 QUINCY JONES HALL & OATES' RICK SPRINGFIELD ROD STEWART 5-3 GENESIS (dp) Hottest: HALL & OATES STEVIE WONDER 2-2 DUKE JUPITER (dp) ROBERTA FLACK PAUL ONJ 9-6 DIESEL (dp) JOURNEY 1-1 DAVIS GLASS MOON BILLY JOEL 3-3 ELTON GORDON LIGHTFOOT Hottest: JOAN JETT 18-8 Hottest: JOHN (dp) ONJ 13-6 DONNIE IRIS JOAN JETT 21-11 BARBRA STREISAND DR. HOOK STEVIE GO GO'S 14-9 JOAN JETT 8-1 (dp) GERTIE HIGGINS 21-8 WONDER 1-1 Hottest: ONJ 18-13 Hottest: Hottest: BERTIE HIGGINS 4-2 GO GO'S 9-6 STEVIE WONDER 22-9 JOURNEY 1-1 JOURNEY 1-1 JOAN JETT 1-1 POINTER SISTERS 5-4 J. GEILS BAND 15-7 J. GEILS BAND 26-10 KIM/Davenport. IA JOAN JETT 9-3 KHYT/Tucson, AZ TOMMY TUTONE 8-5 STEVIE WONDER 8-3 CLIFF RICHARD 10-7 BOB & DOUG MCKENZ 12-8 ONJ 16-8 POINTER SISTERS 16-12 POINTER SISTERS 17-12 VANGELIS 13-8 Chuck King ONJ 18-13 Rich Brother Robbin KYYA/Biilings, MT GO GO'S 71-14 ONJ 20-17 ALABAMA 18-14 VAN HALEN Jack Bell ONJ 21-15 OH WTRU/Muskegon, MI RICK SPRINGFIELD 34-26 HALL & OATES RICK SPRINGFIELD D-29 WYFMIYowlSstown, PRISM SNEAKER TOMMY GLASS MOON Jeff Tobin TUTONF Mike Stevens KKRC-FM/Sioux Falls, SD ROLLING STONES KKFM/Colorado Springs KOFM/Oklahoma City, OK HALL & OATES PAUL DAVIS CRUSADERS/COCKER Chuck Morgan STFVIE WONDER QUARTERFLASH LULU Dan Kieley Jack Hamilton VAN HALEN DAVID LASLEY Hottest: DIANA ROSS BOYS BAND Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD ROBERTA FLACK GREG GUIDRY Hottest: STEVIE OUARTERF LASH JOAN JETT 1-1 Hottest: WONDER 3-1 ROLLING STONES CARS Hottest: TOMMY TUTONE JOAN JETT 2-1 JOURNEY 1-1 ROD STEWART 9-5 HUEY LEWIS AND TH 15-6 C. CHRISTIAN BILL CHAMPLIN JOAN JETT 1-1 VAN HALEN GO GO'S 9-4 JOAN JETT 12-9 HUEY LEWIS AND TH 12-7 ONJ 16-9 Hottest: CHARLENE GO GO'S 2-2 ROBERTA FLACK ONJ 10-6 GO GO'S 16-11 BERTIE HIGGINS 13-8 STEVIE NICKS 20-13 CARS 1-1 Hottest: JOURNEY 3-3 Hottest: J. GEILS BAND 13-7 VANGELIS 26-19 JOAN JETT 22-10 QUARTERFLASH 23-15 JOAN JETT 3-3 JOAN JETT 1-1 AIR SUPPLY B-5 JOAN JETT 6-1 BESTIE 17-11 ONJ 33-21 HIGGINS JOURNEY 6-4 J. GEILS BAND 25-2 ONJ 14-7 J. GEILS 1-2 KDWITopeka, KS KATVCaspar, WY BAND ROD STEWART 11-6 JOURNEY WZZRIGrand Rapids, MI GO GO'S 11-5 2-3 WAKX/Duluth, MN Tony Stewart GO GO'S 17-10 VANGELIS KIKI/Honolulu, HI Donne Foxx BERTIE HIGGINS 27-6 14-4 Dave Stranberg Brian Thomas GQ D-34 STEVIE WONDER 8-5 RAY PARKER JR. John Flint HALL & OATES GREG GUIDRY RICH LITTLE TOMMY TUTONF CARS KIDD/Monterey, CA J. GEILS BAND KRAVRuIas,OK Hottest: CHARLENE KOOL & THE GANG ELTON JOHN Barry Brown MANHATTANS JOURNEY 1-1 BOYS BAND Hottest: Hottest: Gary Reynolds WEST HALL & OATES AIR SUPPLY 2-2 KOOL & THE GANG JOURNEY 1-1 JOURNEY 1-1 HALL & OATES TASTE OF HONEY JOHN DENVER KENNY ROGERS 3-3 TOMMY TUTONE JOAN JETT 6-3 ROD STEWART 3-2 PARALLEL TWO RAY PARKER JR. RAY PARKER JR. GREG GUIDRY HERTIE HIGGINS 9-5 ROD STEWART GO GO'S 7-5 STEVIE WONDER 5-3 ELTON QUINCY JONES ORCHESTRAL MANOUV ONJ 6-4 JOHN ONJ 18-13 BARBRA STREISAND VANGELIS 19-12 CHARLENE Hottest: Hottest: GREG GUIDRY JOAN JETT 14-5 ONJ 18-13 JUNIOR Hottest: JOURNEY 1-1 WNAM/Appleton.Oshkoeh, WI JOURNEY 1-1 KCPX/Salt Lake City, UT ELTON JOHN JOAN JETT 4-1 ID VANGELIS 2-2 STEVIE WONDER 4-3 KELO/SIoux Fels, SD Gary Waldron KOZE/Lawiston, Jay Tyler Hottest: JOURNEY 1-2 GERTIE HIGGINS 4-3 POINTER SISTERS 10-5 Jay McCall Marc Elliot PAUL DAVIS JOURNEY 1-1 SISTER SLEDGE 11-4 ONJ 6-4 HALL & OATES HUEY LEWIS AND TH 14-10 CHRIS REA STEVIE WONDER 11-5 KRAFTWERK D-17 STEVIE WONDER 12-6 RAY PARKER JR. ONJ 18-12 QUINCY JONES GENESIS BOYS BAND GO GO'S 10-6 MANHATTANS A-30 HALL & OATES HUMAN LEAGUE CLIFF RICHARD POLICE 15-11 KZ93/Peoria, IL CHARLENE WKFRIKelamazoo, MI CHARLENE WILLIE NELSON ELTON JOHN DUKE JOAN JETT 19-13 Keith Edwards Hottest: Swart/Chapman OAK RIDGE BOYS JUPITER PARALLEL THREE RAY PARKER JR. JOURNEY ONJ KOOL & THE GANG CARS 1-1 TOM CHAPIN KGGIIRiverslde-San Bernardino GENESIS ONJ 11-6 HUEY LEWIS AND TH Hottest: Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN Steve O'Neil KCBN/Reno, NV HUMAN LEAGUE POINTER SISTERS 18-12 GREG GUIDRY JOURNEY 1-1 JOURNEY 1-1 HALL & OATES Hottest: JOAN JETT 10-2 STEVIE NICKS 24-17 LE ROUX BOB & DOUG MCKENZ 8-4 ELTON JOHN Jim O'Neal Hottest: Hottest: AIR JOURNEY 1-1 ONJ 13-5 RICK SPRINGFIELD 30-19 SUPPLY 9-5 KOOL & THE GANG ROLLING STONES JOAN JETT 2-1 JOURNEY KENNY ROGERS 2-2 GO GO'S 14-7 2-1 GO GO'S 11-7 CHARLENE CARS STEVIE NICKS 3-2 WGBFJEvansv(Ile, IN 4-2 VANGELIS 7-3 J. GEILS BAND 23-13 STEVIE WONDER GERTIE HIGGINS 13-10 HALL & OATES GO GO'S 5-3 ONJ 15-11 DAN FOGELBERG 3-4 HALL & OATES Kevin Carpenter Hottest: ROBERTA FLACK KKLV/Anchorage, AK QUARTERFLASH 9-6 POINTER SISTERS D-12 IA BERTIE HIGGINS 5-5 KWLOlWaterloo, STEVIE WONDER 2-1 ALDO NOVA VAN HAIEN 14-9 RICK VANGELIS 20-14 Art Lewis SPRINGFIELD Drew Bentley VANGELIS 10-5 Hottest: QUINCY JONES KJRB/Spoken, WA ONJ 13-7 GERTIE HIGGINS 2-1 WGRD/Grand Rapids, MI DR. HOOK WLYT/Cleveland, OH VANGELIS RAY PARKER JR. Suds Coleman ROD STEWART 12-10 JOAN JETT 7-4 Sean Steven Hottest: Scott Howitt RAY PARKER JR. LARRY CARLTON CHARLENE GEORGE BENSON 19-13 GO GO'S 13-B JOURNEY 1-1 FOREIGNER PRISM KOOL & THE GANG ONJ 15-9 .,TEVIE NICKS STEVIE WONDER 7-3 BERTIE HIGGINS PAUL DAVIS CARS ALDO KKXX/Bakersfleld, CA TOMMY TUTONE Hottest: ALABAMA 8-6 HUEY LEWIS AND TH Hottest: NOVA 37-29 MIKE POST DIANA ROSS 3-1 ROLLING STONES SquireslDefloo Hottest: GERTIE HIGGINS 10-7 POINTER SISTERS JOAN JETT 1-1 CO GO GO'S 16-6 Hottest: KDZAiPueblo, JOURNEY 1-1 JOAN JETT 15-10 Hottest: GO GO -LS 10-2 JOHN DENVER ROD STEWART 10-B JOAN JETT 2-1 DIANA ROSS 14-9 JOURNEY 1-1 Rip Avine ROD STEWART 12-8 WI JOAN JETT HALL & OATES JOAN JETT 22-12 21041Medbon, POLICE 14-11 RICK SPRINGFIELD 20-1C. 9-4 CHILLIWACK 14-9 GREG GUIDRY HALL I OATES J. GEILS BAND 21-13 Little/Hudson J. GEILS BAND 20-12 STEVIE WONDER 26-16 ONJ 12-5 JOAN JETT 20-13 STEVIE WONDER 11-9 ALDO NOVA HUMAN LEAGUE VANGELIS 28-25 VAN HALEN D-14 Hottest: WHOT/Youngstown, OH IN ALABAMA 14-11 CHARLENE HALL & OATES ONJ D-17 WAZY-FM/Lafayette, JOAN JETT 2-1 ROLLING STONES Dick Thompson DONNIE IRIS Bob Leonard KRO/ Tucson, AZ BUCKNER & GARCIA 13-9 KOOL & THE GANG CHARLENE KMGKIDes Moines, IA STEVIE NICKS 19-11 PAUL DAVIS TASTE OF HONEY Hottest: Michael Stone KOOL & THE GANG Guy Zapoieon TOMMY TUTONE 17-12 BOYS BAND GREG GUIDRY JOAN JETT 1-1 CHARLENE VAN GO GO'S 26-17 Hottest: ELTON JOHN FOREIGNER 3-2 ELTON JOHN HUMAN LEAGUE HALEN HALL & OATES JOURNEY 1-1 Hottest: J. GEILS BAND 10-4 MARTIN BRILFY Hottest: WA LE ROUX KNBQ/Tecoma, GO GO'S 12-7 JOURNEY 1-1 BOB & DOUG MCKENZ 9-5 LULU STEVIE WONDFP 4-1 Hottest: BryarJRoberts JOAN JETT 14-8 JOAN JETT 10-2 ONJ 22-14 HALL & OATES ONJ 10-5 GO GO'S 11-4 ROLLING STONES 1-1 BOB & DOUG MCKENZ 13-12 DUKE JUPITER JOAN JETT 12-8 HALL 6 OATES VANGELIS 24-17 ONJ 6-2 STEVIE NICKS 28-21 WIKS/Indlanpdb, IN EDDIE SCHWARTZ RICK SPRINGFIELD 28-22 GENESIS ONJ 28-18 GERTIE HIGGINS 10-3 Tom Gilligan Hottest: DR. HOOK D-26 GEORGE DUKE JOAN JETT 9-1 J. GEILS BAND 15-6 VANGELIS 22-12 DAVID LASLEY WMEE/Fort Wayne, IN HALL & OATES DONNIE IRIS 3-3 KRNA/lowa City, IA CARS CARS HUEY LEWIS AND TH 12-9 John Curry Bart Goynshor Y94IFrasno, CA JOHNNY & DISTRACT (dp) ROLLING STONES PAUL DAVIS 28-21 Hottest: KOOL 6 THE GANG JOAN JETT GO GO'S 26-22 HALL & OATES John McCorkle JOURNEY 1-1 GREG GUIDRY Hottest: ROLLING STONES SAMMY HAGAR PAUL DAVIS STEVIE WONDER B-2 BILLY JOEL 1-1 ELTON JOHN JOAN JETT 9-4 QUINCY JONES LRB 6-5 PARALLEL THREE SOFT CELL RICK SPRINGFIELD JOAN JETT GO GO'S 13-10 Hottest: FOREIGNER 5-6 GLASS MOON (dp) JOURNEY Hottest: ST.FVIF NICKS 28-72 1-1 GENESIS 10-8 KFYR/BIamrck ND DUKE JUPITER (dp) JOAN JETT 5-3 SHOOTING STAR 14-10 Hottest: JOURNEY 1-1 Dan Bremen STEVIE K96/Provo. UT GO GO'S 13-5 JOAN JETT 5-1 WONDER 7-3 HUEY LEWIS AND TH 14-1 o UgSSouth Bend, IN co GO'S ROD STEWART 6-4 VANGELIS 11-6 Jim Sumpter J. GEILS BAND 22-11 JOAN JETT J. GEILS BAND 15-10 BERTIE HIGGINS 13-10 J.K. Daring OAK RIDGE BOYS BARRY MANILOW HALL & CATES STEVIE NICKS 17-11 20-15 WNAP/lndianapolls, IN VANGELIS ELTON JOHN VAN HALEN ROLLING STONES 21-17 NV Paul Mendenhall POINTER SISTERS Hottest: KLUC/Les Vegas, MIKE POST RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: JOURNEY 1-1 KOWB/Fargo, ND Dave Van Stone HALL 6 OATES GREG GUIDRY JOAN JETT 2-1 BERTIE. HIGGINS 2-2 Hottest: Wayne Hiller CARS VANGELIS JOURNEY 3-2 BOB & DOUG MCKENZ 6-3 THE FOLLOWING STATIONS JOAN JETT Hottest: 3-1 BERTIE HIGGINS 16-4 POINTER SISTERS 12-6 CHARLENE STEVIE WONDER 4-4 PAUL DAVIS DUKE JUPITER JOURNEY 1-1 DID NOT REPORT THIS WEEK: BOB & DOUG MCKENZ 20-7 HUEY LEWIS AND TH 13-8 Hottest: POLICE 9-3 CARS 7-5 KENNY ROGERS 13-9 Hottest: JOURNEY 1-1 POLICE 10-6 KKLS/Rapid City, SD JOURNEY 1-1 STEVIE WONDER 14-5 WAAY/Huntsville STEVIE WONDER 2-2 POINTER GO GO'S 8-7 WDJX/Dayton, OH ROD STEWART 2-2 SISTERS 16-8 WNOK-FM/Columbia Sherwin Piper POLICE 10-5 STEVIE WONDER 4-3 JOAN JETT 27-17 WNCUColumbus, OH Steve Allen ONJ 15-8 ELTON STEVIE NICKS 5-4 WRVOJRichmond JOHN ROD STEWART 18-1D UT Steve Edwards Hottest: GENESIS GENESIS 10-7 FM103/Selt Lake City, KJ 100/Louisville JOURNEY 1-1 Lorraine Winnegar CHARLENE WCIL-FMUCarborMale, IL KYNO-FM/Frasno, CA Hottest: STEVIE WONDER 4-2 DR. KEYN-FM/Wichita HOOK CARS JOURNEY 1-1 DIANA ROSS 7-3 ROLLING Tony Waitakus John Lee Walker STONES Hottest: WZOK/Rockford ALABAMA 10-5 ROD STEWART 8-7 Hottest: ROLLING STONES CR. HOOK JOURNEY 1-1 ONJ 12-6 POINTER SISTERS 20-12 JOURNEY 1-1 HALL & OATES VAN HALEN (dp) JOAN JETT 6-2 STEVIE NICKS 17-12 STEVIE NICKS 14-11 SMOKEY ROBINSON MIKE POST POLICE 3-3 NEIL DIAMOND 21-13 QUARTERFLASH 18-13 WKDQ/Evensville, IN LE ROUX GREG ROD STEWART 10-6 ALABAMA GUIDRY Hobbs/Paine 21-15 DEPECHE MODE Hottest: J. GEILS BAND 18-14 THE FOLLOWING STATIONS WOW/Omaha. NB MIKE POST 74-18 Hottest: BUCKNER & GARCIA 1-1 Mike Shene DR. HOOK REPORTED A FROZEN JOAN JETT 2-1 JOURNEY 3-2 Hottest: KKXL/Grard Forks, ND ALABAMA 7-4 GO GO'S 4-3 PLAYLIST THIS WEEK: NEIL DIAMOND ALABAMA 1-1 Jeff Parker GO GO'S 13-9 STEVIE WONDER 5-4 LE ROUX JOURNEY 2-2 TOMMY TUTONF J. GEILS BAND 21-11 SISTER SLEDGE 12-9 KEEL/Shreveport (dP) BERTIE HIGGINS 9-4 GO GO'S MIKE POST 34-18 QUARTERFLASH (dp) ONJ 10-7 WFEA/Manchester Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD JOAN JETT 22-13 STEVIE WONDER 2-1 Hottest: WFLB/Fayetteville JOURNEY 1-1 ALABAMA 7-5 e CLIFF RICHARD 8-6 STEVIE WONDER 6-2 BERTIE ONJ 11-7 HIGGINS 4-3 VANGELIS 13-10 ONJ 11-7 GO GO'S A-23

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This parallel KIOD 24-22 KS Y 1 6-1t4-12 W.C. ,5-20 M102 29-18 CBM 1]-11 may also contain some major market stations that do not qualify for parallel W.C. 15-0 RGOI d-25 RDZA d-30 on m14LI 5-5 M1KK02 7-13 WPST 14-16 5.160 on KATI 22-14 one status. OIT. a -4n T MY on B-IJ KJ !-6 AL.. 28-25 .180 20-18 K YYA 34-}1 Paradent!:: Selected stations in smaller markets that are format dominante 1.E.141.E.1426-}3 1;1 WPSTPSy 6-9 .KSPZ I2-14 MAE6 5-5 RKM 22-15 KOZE 1;1 Kt SIIR V100 19-22 KBBK 11-18 X106 26-21 1.1.I6-15 and/or exert a significant local influence. This parallel may contain some 6499FROFBPM d 39 KCPX 3M 9CP 24-20 KCPX 31-T7 Kxx a -ln ÑBC 10-8 1041191M103 7-19 14.2F14 2-2 M101 10-111 MARC a KEEL on secondary market stations that do not qualify for parallel two status. 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PGC 19-16 0100M 0-27 Y103 !-8 KCA 27-27 CPT R 9-1 CFTP on WAXY 25-20 oros 27-24 BJ105 5-11 WE RGM a 0103 34-29 WOMMI233-29 AMIN PM100 4-4 212 REPORTS e000 20-22 4602 10-11 DENOTES FIRST WEEK IN PARALLELS. 11C 9 MIOY 24-2L 1904.N CK101 24-20 95XI:LM-38 MOUT 6-8 WEB 4-6 * 210 LAST WEEK 40130 KEGL 7-13 29-25 42.09 Y300 16-15 OCO :-6 1.9.114-4 Z93 on 100 74-19 W.65 -11 411.14-1] 940 0-27 0Á104 1-3 0105 11-11 (Ak Supply Con-EMNd) OInM HCKK 16-9 M4.11(LYOc 4-11 I1-13 1M1eM 26-15 40011 2-5 RILL 5-B NOM. 4852 21-18 MAN6114 3-11 ISGOM 13-1C WSSX 27-21 0104 25-21 IMAM« 004.14 mIAN6FM 51312.1 3-3 WOK7 32-26 JOHN DOE K OLA 1]-1] 4-6 51EY 21-13 KPUR 10-]n CaLM d-28 egR on m3C00 16-29 O 1I6101 15-14 .102 28-22 Wiñ 17-17 WWSSWIWT 0101 5-151 MOLM 28-20 eBCY 18-15 .1_8 3-3 "Hit Song" (Anylabel) R100 10-7 w140r 95601 28-26 mná-1. a-17 OL 5-) 08E0 28-23 MAY6 on MORD 7-7 M%LK 5-14 XE2P 4-8 WPoX 32_29 4I061. 2-6 LP: WOCL d-28 OCG 27-23 422R 6-8 KKOV 3-1n Hit Song National XTRA 8-8 eGRD 8-11 WcoO d-25 KBLD 6-9 NKTI 21-16 WSLL d-31 5-6 KILE 2-5 CR 7-7 4220 5-7 Ri140r 4I6E 29-26 0102 2-3 MKKP RegloeiI Summery WROR 30-27 WA. 5-12 L.1 9-16 100125 44% WVIC 7-5 «eue 23-23 1 5-9 KYY% 10-15 EXL WCBC 22-12 40171K6E 3-9 MW KIIK 8-6 K0I2144 13-16 Ranch Up 51 K URE 12-19 NER 3-3 MXLK 611114 5-9 WAM6M 29-27 KIOA 5-0 Debuts20 60 4-6 MAI. 2-2 M0LP a-26-30 WU. E 33°'o 15ITK 004404-1 KCARTH 28-25 MW 16-12 WYK9 19-18 KMV 13-11 IIwSR O 4-4 X103 11-162 RICO an M Same 4 KIOA 4-4 022.0 9-5 KKOV 0-22 2104 15-21 21% PA 4-6 KELR 21-15 EZR 18-1n KOM 7-6 RXPCPM 5-5 MM« KILE 38-36 WWAM 0-15 KKXL 2-4 Down 0 XTRA a-23 0100 10-12 S 56% KRAV 11-12 KKL6 5-6 KOIZM d-27 6-18 KOMB 3-7 0Z1 KCMR 5-5 W Adds 25 2104 4-10 WRKR 6-1 MM a-29 16-23 KPUR 26-18 MMAPEE 17-20 W LO 12-19 GO-GO'S IDM RYYX 27-20 WVIC40-28 KUFE 1-2 SAMMY HAGAR MNIJ1 6-11 Il -It F1101 d-20 KIMM 3-5 WOBP ,-4 RKR 4-4 27-20 KUBF d-2) MKPR an We Got The GC 4-12 W O. 29-22 X103 9-11 ROO )-25 WSp 4-11 Beat (IRS/A&M) 171 Fall In Love... 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KINT 21-13 KIKI 17-1. 37-30 0100 -31 AFBG 29-26 National Summary W.C. -2e KKLV d-33 II9M111 19-1 RROD ,.4_y LP: Feels So Right KC/01 28-23 KKXX 0-16 WBLy MC1PI P-5 M 33-30 WLYP 16--14 11014P14 24-22 0-24 KM.M 9-13 MCIX it T 34-30 Y. a lo-) 965% .105 on 25-24 Up 31 - Number of stations moving up MW.,M 0O N OJ-26 BPM 19-16 891 20-16 ,S 0104n03-1) 141AK.1on N 29-26 FIDD 30-16 K -28 5TI% -B on the charts. EA 1;;;IAU M10(6Mtla-28 4602 on aanN MAE 29-27 FM102 e B104 13-5 897 19-14 KATI 31-}] WT I.KI 28-25 Debuts 20 Number of stations debut- 13710 65% ;3;n a 0I06 30-27 KJee 3e-25 PW-M 13-11 -ECL 20-20 JBIOs - Kl^."A on »COD U P WYCR d-22 6080 a-18 J0105 33-21 CITE 32-34 59CV on m EeD636 KOZE d-28 KPOK 13-12 MJBO 29-22 ing the song this week. DEBUTS 4.211.M 26-24 BPL X]0] 17-13 CHUM 119. d-34 IBE 32-29 69\ 5MP 15-12 on WXLI 6 21 2101 19-11 KBBK 27-21 PGC 10-9 y.", C IDìM d1-703] mea( Same 24 Number of stations reporting M 19-16 28-24 - 661 OPTA YAN6% 15-11 55M. 23-19 33 WEE 28-11 KCPX a 22-14 M 589 16 15KY1 10-1 MIGY 21-13 CHUM 6111 23-17 10109 27-29 no movement this week. (On ADDS Inn 20-16 596 20-31 21-19 MJD% 19-13 WPEA O04.M 21-21 MO -19 KILE 32-29 KIKI) d-34 ..... -]8 KKK106 20-15 AFBG to On, Add to On. 31-31, 30-20 KCGL B-4 RBELM 10-12 KLUC d-28 4-4 MOMpM 11-10 etc.( R0140T s0I2M on KSKD mure X100X2100 7-4 MC2R 3-1 KT6A 10-) 21-23 0101 19-16 Ys ,2-9 5%I6 9-7 RSa90r Down 0 - Number of stations moving it K ern 13-14 04VT l9 -Ir 25-23 MJX0 1-4 KVOL 22-23 ...6 Y103 1-9 YO 3-3 RS TM 16-16 93 II K,[K d-31 down on their charts. 2-8 BJ105 29-23 944-34 tiP KIN 8-5 NEIL DIAMOND FOREIGNER 990 14-7 M -34-34 SAIT MaD00 19-11 PU.0 Riwf Adda 25 - Total number of stations Mr1 8-11 0100 }5-12 50.1 0 14-20 One The Way... IM9n13 Mr. 11-10 (Columbia) Jukebox Hero 7-5 e193 6-5 KR. 27-24 adding it this week. WKEW 3-11 (Atlantic) I95 F.C. wr KEEL 16-16 SER 0104 19-11 1104 23-19 1461. 2)-26 M.FIFM 26-25 LP: One The Way To The Sky LP: 01U5 a-2 1 KKIM 21-14 Z102 14-9 WMF 7-11 Foreigner 4 KPI o PIKS 9-) WFRU on MIFI 13-10C JBO 10-16 11-9 MPDX 14-7 KLPO 18-18 5I00 on MM a MA2YLM 70-27 AUFM on . MOKI 20-I8 KKYK 21-27 MIGY 19-16 ...M.116F2 HCW 33-12 33-20 B IM 4-4 L B RE. 27-24 MWXXDR 6-5 erse 8-0 -l8 NILE 3-3 01105 20-17 55900501 "smm;`6 41.0M2 wr MA 10-12 06 3-14 9-] ReaM1 8218 3896 MBY -5 WP ü 28-28 99KG 37-36 0107 23-18 K 3 á1na' 10218 48% M 1_5 MAYS 61n0 - MFG 12-12 C 19% 'ir ':i a Xü 9-4 ó12-16 KI.. 7-7 MPG[ 6-5 MU. 6 crue 10-6 W a-16 TP 21-16 AFBG 12-8 6 49\ MGLP 16-13 KK on 4 MUJLnn2]-2I 38-27 W CF. 24-19 21-21 I AME WSE. 21-20 MHHYM 11-10 PM 301 N I A I 6 14-6 00MN É 53: I1E 0 KI» d-23 o 0103 1)-12 -9 M fNIAI W. 29-25 n1 OV I5-9 33\ 60B0 15-11 mer ONM 42.0 B-5 ADDS 29 M 396\ ADOS 8 WGCL 6-3 MCSC 5-3 BJ105 12-7 KILL 28-25 1.110 0-9 K9BK on 0102 a -34 W66% b-2 5-3 CK101 7-13 KSELM PT 14-11 RCPIt 21-19 K0I 32-22 .93 l-3 coule MKT1 19-10 W11e6FM 13-10 ABBA 100 11-24 IIOI2PM 21-15 ñKR2M 22-21 FM103 25-23 KKLV 32-30 940 6-10 04 8-10 V100 22-I8 kPOR 21-15 aolrrM K6KD on AMY 04 d-1] KSKD 26-25 KCBN 6-5 When All Is Said.. (Atlantic) MTuOFM 8-21 WAKV 2-12 Ri140r olnl 14-12 /01. 1 KLUG 27-25 11066 1)-16 MM. 4002 2102 5-18 KVOL 16-12 -I1 6ETFm1 KRO d-30 KATI 25-24 LP: The Visitor. 956GF 16-22 Cil 29-26 KIKI 22-15 KPü 5-4 WGPD 16-6 MIN WOUT 13-9 g'SOYIN le A 27-24 7-3 R3 5 3 6106M 10-8 MATS 7-11 4-5 WI 02M 28-21 WI EAST 19-12 111161111.4K KROO 11 -12 MISA on NBEO 9-7 M0CG 13-11 1íXMC GO 10-F 10-2) IISFM 6-4 KIIKIIK 16-11 VABC 18-33 27- ] n KI00 3-3 M 30-26 MGCL 19-18 05 15-13 NI 5-5 WXPI 39-J2 II -10 YM. I3-11 KNFI KAON ,6-22 8-23 8110 38% 2 BC 17-14 M7XB1. KFPC a KSETFM 24-20 Regional Summary 0102 18-16 MwSPM 2-3 on M1EM tl-T6 WCAUMP1 2B-25 80M 7-7 MNXLYP n 60.1 30-29 ',..j,:-', a-4 OR KR2R á]-11 KBFM -30 ReachUPO ary38 M 6-6 MGLF 11-i1 a 25-25 23-3) s. 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(WB) RMC 28-19 YAKX d-17 594 11-7 RBn MC UM 7-11 PYR d-18 KIKI K.EP 26-24 MITT on u 6BR B-7 K EER 13-6 KEEL 5-5 21-14 LO 26-13 94 12-11 l-8 KOMB 0-16 0104 2-2 92X on MPMP 3-4 LP: Tonight I'm Youn B 100 l-1 KKLS 18-13 8104 10-10 26-19 I2W -l5 %R M -2 FLU) 13-9 %PM e-6-24 851P 7-1 FINT 0-9 M110 40-35 0-39 MXK6PN 1-4 KKIMIOA 12-18 Ia L6nn6 PRO -141 4-9 M. 8K 5-1 Y3B0 9-7 RYYX 3-3 5.160 5-3 eeR PRO -P11 14-10 KOM 22-17 11851 d-35 09 32-19 M1M 14-11 10108IEB0 0.110-28 KXX106 5-8 W1X4 8K5M 7-7 .11105 1-3 08-15 ß1e lon1: KUBB 10-6 »AV 2-2 WEPT 23-19 0107 6-2 MIL 37-15 MR2LBG 20-11 MIRU 16-13 M2Dx I -I 2882 BAR 518% 3-2 MM8M 78-25 MT. n 18314 86% arg KIM 27-23 PG 7-1 35 PPM25-23O3 MAETM 29-24 MiOC 16-21 MAN 20-18 W0 23-19 RxX106 l-1 T 16Y801. 33-33 G100 ;-9 6-4 4129 0103 21-20 w MZ on CR K4W16-16 17-15 R 12-11 180 n MVO MCILM 10-1n 10-8 DEBUTS 3 YM MABBPM 6-6 13-8 WPHD 12-I0 KIDD a -l0 WMMSM 11-16 e]% SUV KOPA 11-4 CKGM 9-6 MMYM on KRRA 22-16 CKGM I3-16 SAMT 23-20 eCILM I8-13 0100 1-1 Ma4 2-2 MBENM 29-23 92CLY 29-26 M102 1MMMYM 6-{ HP á1A 7-7 9, 22 REEP 7-2 MRDO 8000 99KG 33-27 WN 26-22 PILO MVP 5-4 8AC2 19 -IS wIFI J-22 pin1. R 26-22 KGGI O n-29 WAXY 6-1 IRBG 15-15 M 87% 2B80 á1-19On KM. 6-4 eOYN 093 a-19 99KG 10-23 scum 2-2 MIGV 13-19 1. 2) KJRB d-20 0103 ) ODMPM 14-30 430E 24 M01YM MAKM 10-18 MFOX 11-25 072V d-26 WOB 13-10 KDW 19-12 A%Y l-2 WSW 2-3 B104 on DRLTM a l R08o 1]-14 81105 14-16 R 16-I8 E93 7-1 MORI w31-39 W on 293 9-7 ORO 16-12 2103 2-1 M. 2-2 21-17 M a-16 01200 B -I2 95XIL 13-12 940 t-1 nu" 8F 0-31 VIM 910 11-11 MCI 21-11 VIM 88105 9-4 4-3 . 011114 BIJ1rRM a-29 86P2 a C501 l-1 KCPX d -3l 5ABE WNOT 24-17 Y1004-2 IIBCY 4-4 WU 32-32 100 11-20 K UM 8D00 1-3 R023NBP M 16-13 MAEB on 9BBM d-30 M9B0 {-8 p51M M103 10-6 [95 5-1 WAYS -IO K on 0E01 33-28 MCE% 15-18 K EMI 29-24 .1101 4-4 M:IR In -In 0106 On 19103 26-24 0X10{ 6-9 K1TY 17-12 8PRR13-9 4-4 MOCG á3a7 MSK6 0-10 LV 30-28 Is -le 096 IOD.V 28-25 0105 0880 2-2 Basepl MCP 23-19 K96 30-34 M01Rr 2-2 0104 3-17 KTSA 74-21 K610 9-8 25-20 9-] WW a -l6 KKW K0LY 22-21 si11.E 68LY 13-11 W. M100 2-i 80510 MKPZM 78-26 K651 4-3 WWI 7-5 .342 11-21 KSETM 1]-B KLUC 2-2 161111 21-17 KW.. on KCB. 25-21 NKIIX 30-18 KCBS 4-2 moo. 3-2 11041/1 0-28 04 21-1C KLUC 18-14 W6[G 6-4 95ó0P 3-2 KRI CM 28-23 áiepE 0101 0-30 ROZA -29 M 14-19 )-1 K.18-15 SROM 11-I3 KOLA 22-20 repl 1e1AKM 14-5 0104 4-3 BIDL 18-15 . 5 -Is %0100 3-4 911 12, BM 8-6 YT on 26-15 KVOL 24-25 KATI 33-30 0102 2B-24 Y. 11-6 KATI 32-26 WSK. 2-3 MET 3-2 V1nn3 MROR 5-B %COO 9-11 MFR. 7-14 111141 101 16-9 MOW 1n8ß d-28 KYYA 23-15 MI% 1)-5 28-16 8M KIDD a-29 KYVA 29-22 MS 38-21 2102 1-1 MCSC 8-11 MI6! 16-16 MIPI 14-9 WPST 29-26 MOM 15-12 WIC 24-24 1197 5-4 M102 10-5 K 6-8 CFLM 8-1 958016 1-1 rWpE 1.00E 5-3 epa KELP 9-9 WCASM 20-13 O. MOUf 15-15 RPI 23-11 KIIK 9-9 ...WM 24-21 KGGI 10-5 BfALM 22-16 WFOX 2-2 WW1 17-16 14-14 YBCY 1-1 11100 21-23 29-25 on XVI 4-6 RROBK 9718 0 22-18 KJRB 2-2 08110 11-8 MC00 12-7 O6L o. WOLF MX4 6-5 MAYS 8-7 HIMN 8-10 0104 on 11.0 on 6XL6 21-18 25-27 6MP 9-) 25-22 K IBO 25-25 MOO. B-5 WISE 13-19 BM MORD 3-1 8104 7-7 ,1ICO 1-1 0103 on MYMP 7-9 011.60 11-5 WF 0102 70-17 80ßC 11-11 M.S. 20-15 M604 3-3 MPLB 1-1 M5'ß 542 6- KM a -l3 wKR.M 21-19 eeR rMu816o lohn 8-12 PRO -D4 7-5 MROK 1-7 M%LK 16-12 K.. 0-5-17 MD..- 1231. 9 M1B0 12-5 MCILM 34-1E KURE 9-9 J8105 15-13 WW2 WCSC 4-10 CL0 14-17 KIIK , 0-8 K PUR 5-) IU011 12-91 WOOF 24-21 O 111.01. a-39 99KG on 0103 6-5 w Y 6M 8-2 1105 2-2 KOPM -13 F L 3-5 0107 a-21 IA9BM 3-8 RACE 14-11 PE,AeTH 2-2 M MCI 24-20 WW 0-28 XZEP 9-6 10121 7-8 KXW 7-2 2104 11-9 MPGC 13-12 0100 10-5 OV 8-7 Pu, 3-3 RBBR 0-28 W. aaMIR2 CFTR 4-S 514C 3-2 RCP- 24-22 IMP 0 M.YP 9-5 WTSN 10-7 5P3 2-1 .116M 11-8 MINIM MPBR 30-3n M 6-13-13 CHUM 2-6 WMEB N IIS19 506 a MSYM 5-J 16-15 2-I KPUR 16-11 MAM 28-27 BP 9-14 KK%L 15-11 MOM 15-10 0i MPG 5-5 5810 33-32 51LV a 9-4 RICO 4-4 MGRD 12-10 0101 4-4 T 35-28 t.49 MXDO --6 FF. 3-4 82105 00-35 1.0 KFMC 3-3 SLUG 0-r'0 1.22 on W1 r'3 -In 422R 4-3 OL B-3 MPST a 590 528 1C0130 11-11 .A41r CROO 10-4 WONPM 8-6 KEER 3-2 KRO on MC9N a -l3 CUFF RICHARD 8-6 MANPM on ROTO 2-4 I2fA ib-18 Có101 WCIR 6-5 WIC 5Yf a-40 KOLA on wFBR 6-IB 11-9 B 10n 9-5 WRPR MTCR MLYT 19-19 RKL6 2-5 691 19-15 MB90 9501E 32-79 4-2 »MR KIKI on KATI 35-31 Daddy's... (EM/ America) WEPM 12-12 6-4 MM 7-{ WA. 8aea 39-32 WMCI 14-11 8-16 9.0 17-14 MEMO 17-19 15-I1 KTYA 4-4 WTRY 20-16 M. M100 19-16 VAN HALEN KWR 21-22 1MXL 6-2 LP: Wired For Sound MO % 7-3 M\IYFM 2-2 0100 a KX104 86-0-0 1-1 FOXE 9-lE 92PLY 4-4 11-1 KM 2-2 KIIK 6-5 ROME 2-2 5Á5M MOT 1-9 K81A 14-9 0105 ]I -1l MSK2 4-1 (Oh) Pretty Woman (WB) RUBE 2-2 IMT 2-2 .5115 6IOA 8-3 I21Á 4-2 MYM e-18 99KG 1-5 BCKK 19-19 MO1I 5-1 R3M» 0-4 allpSaar 1.BLI 6-6 11-5 K ßC19 21-000 K.FM 10W 9-8 MOOT 9-7 0104 7-4 0 103 1-1 M WT noional MI'ICM 8-11 KMV 12-6 RXLS 4-2 K6ETPM-9 21-27 109/2 51% epr 11pIRpW MBCY ARV 6-7 A -In ea UP 52 MNCM 18-25 'I 0104 12-11 WRKR 2)-13 2102E Y6 e-ll-21 2102 13-10 128118 59% -4 43¢8t4ó 1 KC101 13-16 WMN1 5-5 WEPT 11-9 041101. 19-18 MUILPM 16-17 WS. 6-5 955016 6-5 National SAM2 32 MIANM 5-5 LC 12-11 Sumnery UTAP 4-4 MTRU 3-. Y.91 12-11 16441.1 6-3 8R00 ll-6 WO% 17-15 430112 MA80 30-2n MAZYM - 491 22 KIDD 5-3 LV 5-4 MGCL 10-12 W6C 3-2 W 8-5 UP 2-7 ADDS 2 p106 6-5 %í81G87-3 22!1: 531 02 6-9 1ó34Y 5-7 0102 22-19 60 1] -IS WISE 14-200 DEBUTS 12 1.C11 5-9 o MIDO 81I41.ó3 ID 26-16 3-3 KGG. 4-8 KCBN 10-12 MKTI 6-3 MANSM I6 -I0 RI2l 17-17 NE 14 !Y1 01 25-25 n 471 093 8-3 K 98Á 8-7 IRLA 5-1) W%I11 6-4 !BREAKER! VV. 7-8 w 56e WO 2-1 995 2-2 Ro y 1 7 KCPX 9-1] TÁ10-10 ááeWpl WOLF 21-24 D 3-3 KOKO 3-2 KDVV -2 KLUGC 21-21 1. 1-8 MYK6 -] MITI 22-13 I2ARTH 6-6 BLYT 16-I5 TT -ZO KRO 3n-27 IDLE )-10 0-8 16.0 7-4 MIRY 21-14 Cil RR A 3-11 YNCI 2-2 epr án 14-13 MEER a RILE 14-] CT M 30-28 92PLY 10-6 KR. 6-4 y2% 2-2 24.21M6ÁKIWI 12-17 K. WIC 38-35 BFLPH 6-9 KINT 16-> MICR 11-16 6116M 14-13 43% - KENT 22-9 BM 9-1 1Tr B-16 K OI 14-11 KMFI a 31. 3-3 MABC 11-16 0I00 7-6 MOT 3 KRLV 7-6 KEEL 26-26 0.0 21-18 PURT 12-14 K M 26-19 88LI 3-2 11-11 KPRC 29-23 MM e -15 08. 2-] WK SELL 20-16 0GM 22-17 0101 8-7 KART 001CM 1-2 IZI 1p2P apr KOEA 4-4 11-9 KVO. - '15'19-19 20-19 OM 25-24 KEELEL D 3-3 IATI 5-3 11CA0n1 30-25 FOOR Wr 8100 7-4 M9¢66PN 6-6 eIRT 114.111 1)-27 0293 7-10 FRON on 9380 33 -25 ßC101llt 3-2 PRISM 8104 19-2n KCMM 21-20 5101 6-24 MYYA 22-19 1)-1) 81.1.1X1( 2104 5-15 2.22.1114 8PMF 13-12 MPST 30-27 PO d-28 IIXSt 11-6 ROE! 22-19 ; 0Ká1. 21-16 D K..% 5-5 MAN 10-7 31-31 FLPO 34-31 JDX 14-15 13-12 MAC. 29-25 WI.. 3-3 Don't Let Him Know (Capitol) 8105 16-11 RUBE 16-I3 96RX KYNOM 5-4 501116 23-22 MEIN 14-12 IK6 20-14 ItPYO 16-13 21-20 W. on WIG. on IARR 3-1 C/9311 a RIMN 14-9 894 Y. 7-3 LP: Smell Change 9101 15-15 81115 18-18 K IMP a-15 KOMB IB-10 a 5nI106 27-24 M98G on OIO 3-3 0103 13-9 KIDD 1-5 81105 18-17 M2F 3-4 MELO 1i-26 8104 on MABBPM )-7 9OMP19 MCP 8-3 SOWN WIR 23-23 KOPA 17-14 15-12 014102 2-) 17-15 MGBF 11-8 IDRCM 11-6 13105 on MIYP 28-)3 MKR2M 4-3 8800 9.11. 35-3n SISTER SLEDGE R.6P I1-8 MCIR 27-20 KGGI 2-1 nal CK101 15-14 MKOC 7-5 KKLS 9-8 a-25 MIMYFM 25-23 95514 39-35 vlan CHUM 75/4 36% sR . ny 1.180 10 -In pp. My Guy (Cotillion/Atco) X1 on M. 10-21 5-3 .103 35-13 MYO 12-9 :227' 37 OR 1.100 14-11 KOKO 5-3 MSPI' 10-14 05á8-22 432 LP: The Sisters DEBUTS 1 13-13 MET 4-4 4 -13 MA0 9-5 e WN WOO l% RBeO on m04 MIN AWE 31 WOI 17-16 956011 9-7 WM01CI 8-8 MALYM 6-4 01280 21_16 )61 91% 6-6 IMILM 19-12 KEGL 13-12 M9F0 NaAj DOWN I WAYS 12-23 5-5 d-21 0104 6-5 w )01 111.6pr WU ADDS 4 WOCG 21-21 MMES 9-14 aólona WPM B-1 1011.0 1-8 Y100 0-18 M05 26-21 .102 aO36 1e910na1 85/8 40% WIRY 5-5 9-6 K10V 11-13 6 MKT 21-15 953A 6-4 195 13-14 88CY -N 95ó0P3 FEAR. I5-15 8E2 Reach MR. 14-11 8-1 ILL 17-16 MYM 16-12 99K0 6-4 0105 22-18 W8CG n -32 WOO 28-24 KRLA19-18 0000 611 DEBUTS. 92PLY 6-5 Mal 8-5 K01zM 22-20 a5< 8000 10-18 W.E. MI6. 24-21 I [c1. 23-22 MECK 5-5 eÁ4/1 CRP lase MGR nn5-29 MILK KYYX 14-22 NaAi T 11-6 2 Wpr MSSX 12-) MM. MUNN. áá WOLF a-27 M 19019KSETFM RULE 23-23 ANOUNIUS , "TICM 13-1 K6xX 6-8 131ó.11 0-8 8M a-30 13-13 .ACM 21-73 MPKS 36-31 55.. MIC 10-10 KXL 17-15 DD 13-10 IpNI 28-25 M10LM KMOV 28-27 NT 11-6 OI0303 8-6 WPM 4-4 W11011 14-13 IRYR 7-7 14 -If RKLV 12-0 1860 e HP1 28-21 KODA 16-13 1-9 RILE 0-35 LANM K GGI 2 -ln 1181.0 4-3L MOLL -7 MIPI p 14180 32-27 MAIa r'0-0 KEW e-32 MORCM 4111. on Bqpr KS¢LPN nl-6 KBM on KELP 4-3 M. 21-24 KJRB 13-12 N 23-1P 0102 32-11 21-23 KEEL on MGUY 25-23 1161T IO-] MLR 25-25 KC101 15-12 4110 29-26 13-10 K012,14 KIIK 0106 0080 17-11 KOLA )-6 MVIC a MKS.M o 2I-10 WR. 31-1 1 eIANM o MKT 0101 25-24 NLPO a -nn ÑAC6 23-232ñ MCP 9-9 KATI 1B105 on KIOA 15-I1 M6ß'21-1831 g 19-15 EIKt 11-4- MUM 18-11 3-2 1X0 KVO. 13-13 2.11.1 GY KA BKREM -6 KOM 19-18 MTRU 15-14 0106 K PE 5-4 K M 8-5 RIIN n-3-l3 l05 3-31 MP1G on 984404 31-30 KOLE 9-4 BWM RRAVV 14-I3 MET. 14-14 MCR o-29 KBBX ID -8 WMAI13 -dp CI1 0-00 eABé 10-14 n 2-8 WI 141162 I2-18 .MID 11-15 912E 26-21 950I1. 25-22 NN0 11-16 V100 24-21 KEGL 26-)5 SKI -2B 13610 07-30 MBR 1)-19 MOB. 16-18 991(0 11-17 100 !l -IS MD. on MIR. 14-9 10100 on RAMNBENPM2n_19 8-6 iI1IpI OCG á8aP7 K MN RY 25-25 MOW WIRT KOKO 15-23 2280 35'28 BRu - 92PLY 22-19 MCXRAUM 0-37 111ó-M 23-22 M4CI 13-10 08.8-17 62TY 21-22 VW. ] 30-16 WISE 27-27 McLI 1) -IS M S 6-6 24-16 OT 11-16 M )Pad M 536I 2s-25 01.8 25-71 MaeM 35-I0 6 WT.. 17-16 PRO -PM 19-15 L0 n 30-10 IDEI% 3-3 KLM 19-1> A on 000.- WO.C1.101 -lt B10533-22 66,6 a-zx 802E x5-00 IB-r'8 21-12 1.Bc on 1.81102. KILL on 14110 10] 6Y2Á 21-17 11-19 6KMP M e 1.40111. IB-IB POC 0M P o WHIT 1(6% 15-25 M10X 1I-30 1MIP 5-15 MVIC 30-79 MALL 14-14 CKGM 6-5 án-25 01%106 95011, 23-21 MIKO 11-8 0106 12-16 594 22-21 I IP -24 0100 31-27 KIW a-33 KIIK XO R on MCP 20-17 IOU. MI.a-I1MI. on PT on MRRZM 8-8 1Q6161)BO KMYM -13 »UM TOMMY TUTONE WAXY e KOM on MRU on 8 8-29 2100 11-14 KRNA 1 31-31 RAEV 19-I5 867309/Jenny (Columbia) 9l 20'18 VEO In -11 tlC16 27-73 0-39 MMAKPN 10-7 956GP 17-13 611w C-18-24 KG LP: Tommy Tutone 2 Ç 29-27 RO6 18-16 mar X6 19-12 KFMZ 11-6 1111111.0.W001 CODOnuWJ SIGNIFICANT MOCK 25-24n I6-14 ACTION MAP 21-21 RLB MMD 23-21 eeRT .0K on a WRCK 25-23 21233,5430-26 WCSC IB-32 %IL¢ 22-20 Continued from the Inside Back Page 1.pE 111.0 on eÿ MT 28-25 K ENI 1-5 OPUS 03-11 ec8nal 97B20 4896 39-35 MGCL 27-25 M1. FRED PARRIS MpRCM on 4101 S 37% B THE FIVE SATINS "Medley" (Elsktral 20/3 KKXK 2047-21 6 WPST8 17-04 .SLY on 43% 43E8721.1á mow.. Up 4, Debuts 0, Serra 13. Down 0, Adele 3. WNBC, WXKS-2M, KOLA, WTMC-FM 21-14, WDRC-FM 27-22, MIR N19DIIeR11111.11.16 M ANPX3no :RR 26-2403 KCBB 39-35 KENNY ROGERS 38% ( NaA( KC101 188, K104 on, WDOO on, WROK on, WTSN on, WFEA on, WAEV 28-21, WFI8 on, WRKR on, KENI on. DOWN 2r'DOWN MCR M2ER 22-)O e 70% 111103 SA 26-25 RPL A 14->3 ADDS 20 TOM TOM CLUB "Genius Of Love" (Sire/WB) 19/3 mum 30-30 IATI 29-2B Through The Years (Liberty) WIC 36-26 56L 22-26 RI. 21-01 0-10 040.4 Up 7, Debuts 3. Saute 5, Down 1, Add» 3, Y100, KH. O 104 12-12 CPYR on WZYP, 1961815, KRLA 029,1000 213-15, WGW KY. 28-25KOZE KMC 2n LP: Share Your Love pPTPItBT 31-15 IPSRS on 1818. 2102 22-14, 965GF 3027, KVOL an. WRKR 2742, WCIL-FM 33-22, KATI on. KOPA a 34-27 AAEOM on KEEP BONNIE RAITT "Keep This Heart In Mind" (WB) 18/1 23-21 Ki06 R-26 G8U1 18-1] on KW. 29-19 Move: Up 4, Debuts 3, Some 10. Down 0, Adds I. 000V. KEGL 628, KE2R 0-26. WPST 2825, WYCR on. WOKI 110011 30-26 K104 a -40 KIKI on 0-34, KGGI on. WJBQ on, WGUV on, WIG V on, WZYQ on, WAEV 29-24,11600F on, WFOX tech 61% -« MAN aao WENT MREL 33-30 on, 0101 o4 561uP 41 CHRIS CHRISTIAN "Make It Last" (Boardwalk) 17/4 0E80535 2 DMA 661 MIR 19-17 MIN Moves: Up 3. Debate 1, Seine 9. Down 0. Add» 4, 0104, WAEV, WVKS. KKRCFM, WKRZ-FM on, IO:FM 027. 5. M. a-211MIPI .SET-FM on, KINT 33-22, WCSC on, WJBQ on, WFOX on, KI1E 3937. 0101 on, KVOL on, KENI 4034. 15 ADownPP, 31312-9 0.FM 17-16 9 MFII 02005 a WP 16-14 IDD K IN? á1-19 CHUBBY CHECKER "Running" (MCA) 17/0 wB 26-20 KI WI Moves: Up 8. Debuts O. 9, 0, Adele 0, KEG. KZZP 0011111 8.80 38-32 Senn Down 20-18 29-19. WF8R 2827, WPST35-31, WKRZFM two 16-14 WALE 25-21 on, WASS-FM on, WJXO ce-dp, WKDO on. WJBQ 2321, WGIJY 3028, 86XIL 14-10. 99KG on, KCBN an, KDZA IOU. MIX 32-26 8í0Y o KIDD 9-116 KEGL 3-3 . KKX 23-22 16.4 1.102 11-6 195 a 10-6 KITA R-6 5.00 32-25 9511I4 GAMMA "Right The First Time" (Elektra) 16/9 RISA 6-{ KGGI 8-6 0100 e Moves Up 1, Debuts 2, 4, Down 0, Adds rR1pf MEMO on Same 9, 981X, CHUM. WKRZFM. BJ106, WOKI, WJXO. WJBO, 0101, 0ßN8 R2M 3-13 WR8 19-29 RICK SPRINGFIELD M. a KFMZ. WPHD 3028, WRCK on, WABB-FM on, FM103 on, KSEL-FM d-24, KCBN MFBO 6-] 0-38. 8. a-33 112105 39-33 .051. WK. 3-4 MSI% 4-16 p: 7-6 Don't Talk Ta-. (RCA) WBBO on DUKE JUPITER "I'll Drink To You" (Coast-Coast/CBS) 15/11 4-5 KM( 7-16 ALM a Moves: 2, Debuts 1, Same 1, Down 0, 11, KFRC. MNOC 897 22-20 0104 on Up Add* KIOG KEZR, 3WT, K1NT, 83108 KMGK, KCPX, KOKO, RCM 2-2 LP: Success Hasn't Spoiled Me Yet KBCO on 0080 -1 IaeL 3-3 BGCL on 15ßI on WAIF 27-20 KLUC, .RNA, KZZP d-27, WPHD 2827. WZYP on. WJXQ 2728. m1. 6-10 KROK 6-27 5-2 WBCY a-dp 7-17 MMn on 2102 a-35 LULU Fooling Who" 15/4 MIFI l-) 16-26 R%0 MAYS a 'Who's (Alfa) RLB on Mow.: Up 1, Debts 4. SOM. 8. Do vnO, Adds 4. WBENFM. WPHD, KMGK, WTRU, 0104638. K2FM 11-I5 KLPO 11-7 1Áp! 8-dp WOLF 33-28 On, KSET- Oe105 3-2 .y.19-15 186/29 8896 FM d30, KINT 0-38E1,1105 on, WOOS on, WHAM on, KCPX on, KIKI on, WACZ d-28. WYKS 4036. ea MSBX 30-22 KILL 23-22 010] 11-10 pX ]-3 90 REARTII WAW819 KSELM 16-14 CHRIS REA "Loving You" (Columbia) 14/4 PGC 9-7 001106 9-4 ch%' BVI' a 1. SAMEAML 23 RRIA 16-9 4115.M 27-26 Move: Up 1, Debuts 0, Bens 9, Down 0. Adds 4. KZFM. KINT, 088K, KCPX, KRLA on, KROK on, IC4104 on. CPTR 28-32 MVP 2-7 MT Yi11pr KVO. e-30 PI 77t 32-13 WVIC on. WJX0 on-dp, KVOL on, KENI on, KSLV on, KCBN CRGM on MAYM 4-5 OWN 3834, KDZA on. MIOY w 9l6 13::'SADDS 29 V I6M 26-28 AM 13-9 15-I5 WEIR a MARTIN BRILEY "I Feel (Mercury/PolyGram) WTSN 1-5 K100 6-8 iepE Don't Better" 13/3 001.11 0103 5-16 NNW a Moses 3, Debuts 1, Same 8. Down 0, 3. V. WMEB 3-5 FP.) -6 Up Adda 880X, KMGK. WK WPST 28.24, W1CR2F51 on, WVIC on, B 105 15-12 KIIK a-35 22-17 WP 3-3 L ü-10 WSR WJXO ondp, WJBO d38, WOW on, WFOX on, WRKR 3633, WCILFM On, KFMZ 17-14. 693 16-13 2200 5-7 51R 30-25 1.M0 on 9- 1.0416-70a-39 26-Z7 B 100 11-11 910 9-8 955 01 20-39 0.01.14 SHOOTING STAR "Hollywood" (Virgin/Epic) 12/4 /1B80]OJ 0-25 on M. 23-19 0105 7-7 0 11-21 180000M1.0 On 5691 0-19 Move: Up 2, Debits 1, Sane 5. Down 0, Adds 4, 0100, 0104. WJXQ. KSLV, V100 0-25 096 a-26 RIMN 99E0 d-40 WLSFM on. WLOLFM on, WSSX WC. 5-4 1.130 7-7 95XIL 4-11 1"qiil 5104 29-27 a-29 0103 on KMS :0-19 2824, KSTT d-24, KMGK on. WIKS 1410, .RNA on -p. KFM2 on. .1. s-11 K6KD NSK6 24-22 p11111 FLOC 2e-24 1.211 0-13 KIMK -t MAIM -9-10 WM. W1 1DC a -0p EDDIE SCHWARTZ "Over The Une" (Atco) 12/4 1. Debuts 2, 5, 0, 4, pm 10-9 R1. WRT Mows: Up Sane Down Add. CFTR. CKGM, 9500F. KMGK, 0E010-30, 3WT 37.32. WCSC 956GP 12-1] 6-2o KIT. 0-15 pô n 0102 336 M 30-30 MEW.K1M 31-34 030, WJBQ on. WGUV on, WAEV on, WFOX On, KVYA on. WISE l -Z KIKI -)6 0102 33-10 102 WNI d-37 WISE 11-17 RSM 2on 1-12 STELLA PARTON "I'll Mies You" (Townhouse) 12/2 MO( 10-9 FUM4-14 MO. LY 21-19 ID a KIBT J5-14 apT Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 7. Down 0, Adds 2, WNIC, KSLV, KFI an, Kea on. OZFM 28-23, KINT 28-28 WTIX Wall 1.0581181. 10-9 O)-12n 31-29 WXLK 0n5-15 RRI 0-30 KC. WFEA B96 28211 KIL 16-15 040. KL10 on. BJ106 on, WGH on. on, KVOL on. 8-088 10-13 66,6 a-25 W 0 ROLA On IOSAMI 12-9 apepl S4 -I4 GP KRIM on d-34 KILN 128 M21X 33-29 181224 1-; TOM CHAPIN "Jeannie" (SRI) 11/6 0ßI 21207 8106M d-29 KCPXP% 30--29 690 1503-19 T X26-16 FYYA 05-20 Moves: Up 00565407,0024306. Down 0, AOde 6, EIJI06, CK/01, WOKI, KCPX, WISE, 816 WZYP on. WFLB X0.11.11PM 50-200 WEER 2-4 RILL 11414 on, PRO -PM 0-22 KPOR N180 on 8 RCPM on KO. on on. WGLF on, WOKS 0-38, KVOL KUBB 6-5 8V1C 1-3 rA[SPN 4-4 KSRD 8-5 0441. et 5 30-2e 616 NWT 09-05 ST 20-16 KINN 5-3 WUR I1-9 M KLUC 23-19 0107 d -2n e-35 Kcz 0-27 eIJMM 2 BILL CHAMPLIN "Take It Uptown" (Malmo) 10/5 WYC2 on FRO 8-7 Mows: Up 0, Debuts 0, Seme 5, Down 0, Adds 5. KZZP, 3WT. CK101, WCSC, KHYT, WHHY-FM On, WOKI on, WBCY on, WKDO on, WFOX on.

www.americanradiohistory.com 1i234 CHR THE INSIDE BACK PAGE 2699 A/C New & Active Continued from Back Page March 12, 1982 NEIL DIAMOND "On The Way To The Sky" (Columbia) 82/8 GEORGE BENSON "Never Give Up On A Good Thing" (WB) 41/7 Moves: Up 36, Debuts 6, Same 29, Down 3, Adds 8, KRLA, KITS -FM, WYCR, KROK, KLPQ, KX104, WOW, 99KG, Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 28/6, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, WCBM, WROR, WELT, KEY103, WSGN, WGAC, WBT, WABC 38-33, WNBC 17-14, PRO-FM 24-20, WAEB 12-9, KZFM 28-21, WNCI 21-13, WTSN 21-14. Y106, WDAY. Heavy: WRVA, WFMK, KKRD, WLVA, KFOR, KBAI. Medium: WLTA, KEX, WRIE, ABBA "When All Is Said And Done" (Atlantic) 81/0 WSLI, WRVR, WSRZ, WHBY, WMHE, KBOI, KUGN, KKUA, KSL, WEIM, WCHV, KCRG. I Mind?" (Epic) 38/7 Moves: Up 38, Debuts 2, Same 29, Down 12, Adds 0, WIFI 23-20, B104 12-9, KRLA on, KZZP 30-26, 92FLY 30-28, MICHEAL SMOTHERMAN "Do Ever Cross Your 3WT 30-26, KROK 7-6, WZYP 20-18, CK101 10.8, FM100 22-18, KIOA 24-21, WGBF on, KRQ 12-10, 95SGF 22-18, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 20/3, Light 17/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, KPLZ, WELT, WIS, KULF, Y106, WKZE- KDZA 30-27. FM, KRNO. Heavy: WDEF. Medium: WBEN, WLTA, WSB, 97AIA, WCCO, WWYZ, WHAM, WGAC, SM95, FMCHARLENE "I've Never Been To Me" (Motown) 78/47 WHBC, KOB, KUGN, KSL, WSKY, WJON, KMED, KRKK. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 13, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 47 including WBEN-FM, WIFI, KBEQ, KEARTH, KFI, KEZR, FRED PARRIS & THE FIVE SATINS "Medley" (Elektra) 36/4 KYYX, KIMN, KZZP, WKEE, Y103, WNAM, WXLK, KELO. Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 15/0, Light 12/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WCZY, WIS, WKBR, KSRO. Heavy: MIKE POST "Theme From 'Magnum P.I.' " (Elektra) 77/8 WTAE, WICC, WNAB, WWYZ, WELL WGY, WDEF, KRNO. Medium: KDKA, WSB, WCCO, WRIE, WSFM, WHAM, WNEU, WORG. Moves: Up 27, Debuts 11, Same 30, Down 1, Adds 8, WCAU-FM, WPST, WYCR, WDCG, KYNO-FM, K96, KKQV, WSBA, WGAC, WSGN, WBT, KULF, WCTC, KKLV, WIFI 27-22, KFI 23-17, 3WT 35-28, KBFM 14-11, WDOQ 24-19, WFBG 20-14, WFOX 31-25, WCIL-FM 34-18. MIKE POST 'Theme From 'Magnum P.I.'" (Elektra) 36/3 19/2, Light 15/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, KULF, WSGW, KBOZ, Heavy: WFMK, E3 THE GANG Down On It" (De-Lite/PolyGram) 75/28 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium KOOL "Get WIBA, WMHE, KRMG, KOB, KBOI, KSL, KCEE, WEIM, WKBR, WNEU, lffl Moves: Up 18, Debuts 18, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 28 including WBEN-FM, WIFI, B94, CKGM, WGCL, KKUA. Medium: WBEN, KEX, WICC, WELT, WLAN-FM, WHHY-FM, WRQK, WZZR, WMEE, KGGI, WJBQ, WTSN, WGLF, KDZA. KSEL, KBAI, KRKK. PRISM "Don't Let Him Know" (Capitol) 75/4 In GORDON LIGHTFOOT "Baby Step Back" (WB) 35/21 14/6, Light 15/9, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 21, WCCO, KGW, WGAC, SM95, Moves: Up 32, Debuts 7, Same 31, Down 1, Adds 4, WMAK-FM, WRQK, KIIK, KKLV, 96KX 27-23, CKLW 24-16, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium KING, KIXI, WEIM, WDAY, KPAT, WJON, KADE, KMED, KBEQ on, WPST 17-14, KINT 13-6, WIKS 19-12, WNAP 24-21, KKXX 27-21, FM103 on, 95XIL 25-22, KFMZ 11-8. WRVA, WHBY, WHIO, KRMG, KKRD, KBOI, KWAV, KUGN, WKZE-FM, WSKY, KBOZ. HUMAN LEAGUE "Don't You Want Me" (A&M) 60/15 KRNO, KSRO. Medium: KPLZ, WICC, WSGN, KULF, "I Believe" (Millennium/RCA) 30/2 Moves: Up 14, Debuts 10, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 15, WBEN-FM, Z93, KIQQ, 8100, 92FLY, WLAN-FM, KSET- CHILLIWACK SM95, Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 14/1, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KUDL, KKUA. Heavy: WRIE, FM, WABB-FM, G100, WBBQ, KZ93, WNAM, WOMP-FM, WAZY-FM, KDZA. WSKY, WSRZ, WFMK, KWAV, WLVA, WORG, KRKK. Medium: WZZP, WSFM, WHEN, WOWO, WMHE, KIXI, WCHV, WFIR, KFOR, KPAT, WBOW, KFQD. SIGNIFICANT ACTION SIGNIFICANT ACTION SMOKEY ROBINSON "Tell Me Tomorrow" (Tamla/Motown) 48/3 Moves: Up 20, Debuts 3, Same 18, Down 4, Adds 3, KITY, WMAK-FM, WCIL-FM, B94 18-15, B104 25-16, WXKS- FM 3-3, Y100 on, CKLW 22-20, KZFM 14-8, 897 11-9, WAXY 23-19, FM102 30-27, WJBQ 36-26, 95XIL 8-5, KSLY NMCHARLENE "I've Never Been To.Me' (Motown) 28/18 on. WLTA, Woman" (Arista) 47/29 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/7, Light 16/9, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 18, WCBM, WBEN, WJMD, ppm RAY PARKER JR. 'The Other WSB, KFMK, WCCO, WAFB, WSGN, WSLI, WRVA, WFMK, WMHE, KMJJ, WKBR, WLVA, WWSA, WDAV. LIMI Moves: Up 0, Debuts 11, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 29 including WBEN-FM, WXKS-FM, WPGC, Z93, Y100, Heavy: WSKY. Medium: 97AIA, KULF. CKLW, KEZR, WKEE, WHHY-FM, WBCY, KIDD, KIKI, WCIR, WRKR, KKLV. CRYSTAL GAYLE "You Never Gave Up On Me" (Columbia) 26/1 ROLLING STONES "Hang Fire" (Rolling Stones/Atco) 46/38 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 17/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WNEU. Heavy: WLTA, WCCO, WHIO, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 3, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 38 including WXKS-FM, PRO-FM, JB105, CKLW, KIQQ, KSL, WDEF. Medium: 97AIA, WCZY, KEX, WGAC, WHBY, KMBZ, KRMG, KBOI, WEIM, WSKY, WWSA, WDAY, 0106, G100, WOKI, 92X, KSKD, WIGY, WTSN, WXLK, KKRC-FM, KCBN. KFOR, KFQD, KBOZ, KMED, KRNO. IRENE CARA "Anyone Can See" (Network/Elektra-Asylum) 45/2 ROSANNE CASH "Blue Moon With Heartache" (Columbia) 24/1 Moves: Up 11, Debuts 5, Same 25, Down 2, Adds 2, B97, WMAK-FM, WBEN-FM 39-35, WCKX 13-11, KBE° on- Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 14/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, 55KRC. Heavy: WRIE, KEY103, WRVA, KFRC 40-38, 29-26, KEEL 12-7, 30-25, KCPX 23-21, WGUY 26-24, WTRU dp, XTRA on, WHFM on, CK101 WNCI KOB, KSL, WLVA. Medium: KEX, WHBC, WARM98, KRNT, KLTE, KRMG, WKBN, WEIM, WWSA, WDAY, KFQD, on, KDZA on. KBOZ, KRNO, WCZY. SNEAKER "Don't Let Me In" (Handshake/CBS) 43/6 BILL LaBOUNTY "Livin' It Up" (WB/Curb) 22/2 Moves: Up 7, Debuts 6, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 6, G100, CK101, KHYT, WGUY, WOMP-FM, 95SGF, KBEQ Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 11/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, SM95, WQUE. Heavy: WSKY, WDAY. 24-19, KEZR 29-23, WRCK on, WYCR on, KINT 36-31, KCPX 38-34, WXLK 26-19, 0101 on, 99KG on. Medium: WLTA, WCZY, WCCO, WGAC, WBT, KULF, WHBC, KUGN, WJON, KFQD, KMED. MECO "Pop Goes The Movies Part I" (Arista) 42/6 JENNIFER WARNES "Come To Me" (Arista) 21/10 Moves: Up 11, Debuts 4, Same 20, Down 1, Adds 6, WABC, KFI, WDRC-FM, WDCG, WSEZ, WRQK, WKBW d-19, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/3, Light 9/5, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 10, WSB, WCCO, WIS, WHBY, KSL, CKLW 19-14, WGCL on, CK101 30-22, WCSC 7-5, WVIC 22-15, KJRB 30-27, WHEB 28-24. WEIM, KPAT, KFQD, KMED, KRNO. Medium: KEX, WGAC, WSKY, WDEF, WWSA, KBOZ. GLASS MOON "On A Carousel" (Radio/Atlantic) 39/14 SMOKEY ROBINSON 'Tell Me Tomorrow" (Tamia/Motown) 21/1 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 5, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 14, WBEN-FM, KBEQ, WPHD, WKEE, WDOQ, WVIC, WJXQ, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 12/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KUDL. Heavy: KKUA. Medium: WIP, WIGY, WISE, KILE, KRNA, 99KG, KYYA, KIQQ on. WTAE, KEX, KEY103, KULF, WKBN, KBOI, WEIM, WKBR, KSEL, WORG, KFQD. TASTE OF HONEY "I'll Try Something New" (Capitol) 38/17 PATTI AUSTIN with JAMES INGRAM "Baby Come To Me" (Qwest/WB) 17/11 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 8, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 17 including WIFI, WPGC, WFBR, WAEB, WKEE, KZFM, WDOQ, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/3, Light 10/7, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 11, WJMD, WRIE, KULF, WHBY, KKRD, WDCG, KIKI, WGUY, WFBG, WCIR, WISE, KVOL, KDZA. KWAV, WEIM, WWSA, KFQD, KTWO, KMED. Heavy: KKUA. Medium: WDAY, KBOZ. BARBRA STREISAND "Memory" (Columbia) 38/7 TASTE OF HONEY "I'll Try Something New" (Capitol) 16/11 KSKD, Moves: Up 11, Debuts 2, Same 17, Down 1, Adds 7, WBEN-FM, CKLW, WTIX, WSEZ, WZZR, KBBK, KFI Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 9/6, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 11, WLTA, KPLZ, WWYZ, WHYN, KULF, 25-21, WDOQ 27-23, WMAK-FM 25-19, WGH 13-9, WAKX 13-10, WTSN 24-19, KILE on, KENI 27-23. WSLI, WQUE, KUGN, KIXI, WKBR, WORG. Medium: WJMD, WSKY. GEORGE DUKE "Shine On" (Epic) 38/6 RICK SPRINGFIELD "Don't Talk To Strangers" (RCA) 16/10 Moves: Up 14, Debuts 1, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 6, WXKS-FM, KFRC, BJ105, WMAK-FM, WGH, KNBQ, B94 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/3, Light 9/5, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 10, WHEN, KULF, WSLI, WQUE, WSRZ, 24-21, KIIS-FM 28-24, KI00 35-32, KC101 26-22, B97 26-23, WDOQ 30-28, KIDD on, WJBQ 39-30, KDZA on. WMHE, KWAV, K108, WORG, KSRO. Medium: WAFB, WFMK. ROBERTA FLACK "Making Love" (Atlantic) 37/11 SNEAKER "Don't Let Me In" (Handshake/CBS) 16/2 Moves: Up 4, Debuts 6, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 11, WXKS-FM, KIIS-FM, WAEB, WKEE, WHHY-FM, WSEZ, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WHYN, WKZE-FM. Heavy: WLVA. WVIC, KIOA, KOFM, KHYT, KCBN. Medium: KULF, WSLI, WRVA, WSRZ, KBOI, KKUA, KWAV, KREM, WEIM, WCHV, KRRK. 1MELTON JOHN "Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)" (Geffen) 35/34 ELTON JOHN "Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)" (Geffen) 14/14 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 34 including KEGL, KBEQ, WGCL, KIQQ, WPHD, WKEE, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/3, Light 9/9, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 14, WCBM, SM95, KUGN, KIXI, KTKT, Y103, KOKO KBBK, WCIR, WCGQ, KVOL, KFYR, KRNA, KOZE. WEIM, WSKY, WORG, KADE, KBOZ, KMED, KBAI, KRKK. GEORGE BENSON "Never Give Up On A Good Thing" (WB) 34/3 LE ROUX "Nobody Said It Was Easy" (RCA) 14/2 Moves: Up 18, Debuts 4, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 3, WCAU-FM, KYYX, FM102, B94 30-27, WXKS-FM 18-13, KIQQ Rotations: Heavy 3/O, Medium 7/1, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WZZP, WLVA. Heavy: WAFB, WSRZ, 33-29, WYCR on, WAXY 27-23, CK101 34-31, WMAK-FM 27-20, WCSC 19-16, WZZR on, 95SGF 24-20, WFOX KWAV. Medium: WSFM, WQUE, WFMK, WMHE, WCHV, WBOW. 30-26, KOZE 28-23. HUEY LEWIS AND THE NEWS "Do You Believe In Love" (Chrysalis) 14/1 DAVID LASLEY "If I Had My Wish Tonight" (EMI America) 33/18 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KVIL. Heavy: WSRZ. Medium: WZZP, Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 18 including WXKS-FM, Q106, WKEE, KZFM, KINT, KLPQ, WBBF, KRBE, WOWO, WFMK, WMHE, KWAV, KPAT, WBOW. WSEZ, KIOA, KNBQ, KHYT, WCIR, WAEV, WGLF, KILE, KVOL. DOTTIE WEST "You're Not Easy To Forget" (Liberty) 13/1 ALDO NOVA "Fantasy" (Portrait/CBS) 32/12 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/0, Light 6/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WQUA, WDAY. Heavy: WLTA, WDEF. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 5, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 12, WPST, K104, KBFM, WZYP, WSKZ, WOKI, WGH, WJXQ, Medium: WCCO, WSBA, WHIO, KSL, WJON. KKXX, KJRB, KFMZ, KCBN, CFTR 30-20, WPHD 26-17, WRKR 32-27. CHARLEY PRIDE "Mountain Of Love" (RCA) 13/0 STEVIE WOODS "Just Can't Win 'Em All" (Cotillion/Atco) 32/0 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 7/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WIS, WRVA, KOB, KSL. Medium: Moves: Up 18, Debuts 1, Same 10, Down 3, Adds 0, KBEQ 26-22, WAEB on, V100 30-27, WMAK-FM on, WZZR WCZY, KEX, WBT, WHIO, KRNT, KSEL, KBOZ. 19-15, KIOA 23-20, Z104 25-23, KIKI on, WTSN 27-23, WOMP-FM 17-15, WAEV 5-5, 95SGF 18-16, WFOX 25-22, Don't Stop Me Baby (I'm On Fire)" (Elektra) 12/2 WSPT on, KYYA 26-23. BOYS BAND "Please Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WCCO, KFQD. Medium: KEX, SM95, ANNE MURRAY "Another Sleepless Night" (Capitol) 31/O WSKY, KRKK. KFI WAEB Moves: Up 10, Debuts 1, Same 18, Down 2, Adds 0, WCAU-FM on, CFTR 33-30, on, KIQQ on, 25-23, Et OATES "Did It In A Minute" (RCA) 9/7 KZFM 27-24, WTIX 34-36, WDOQ on, CK101 29-26, WZZR 29-27, KSTT 24-21, KCPX 29-26, KRQ on, WFEA on, DARYL HALL JOHN Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 4/3, Light 4/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, WSGN, KULF, WMHE, KKUA, WNEU, WFOX on. WORG, KBAI. Medium: WSRZ. IM CARS "Since You're Gone" (Elektra) 28/26 (Arista) 8/1 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 26 including B104, KEGL, WKTI, WPHD, 3WT, WYCR, WSSX, ANGELA BOFILL "Holdin' Out For Love" Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KKRD. Heavy: KULF. Medium: SM95, WIKS, FM103, WZYQ, KKQV, WSPT, KFMZ, KKLV, KATI. Rotations: KLTE, KKUA. JOHN DENVER "Shanghai Breezes" (RCA) 28/9 CLARK "Natural Love" (Scotti Bros./CBS) 8/0 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 6, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 9, CKLW, KEZR, WKEE, WTIX, WRQK, KRAV, KKXX, WTSN, PETULA Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Medium: WHIO, KMBZ, WKBN, KOB, WZYQ, KIQQ on, WAEB d-27, KINT 38-32, WGH 19-13, KOFM d-29, WFBG on. Fire)" 26/11 KTWO. BOYS BAND "Please Don't Stop Me Baby (I'm On (Elektra) ROD I'm Yours (Don't Hurt Me)" (WB) 7/2 Moves: Up 5, Debuts 1, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 11, WLOL-FM, KYYX, KINT, WOKI, WZZR, KIIK, KCPX, WFBG, STEWART'Tonight Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/1, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, 55KRC, WOWO. Heavy: WSRZ, WLVA. 0101, KSLY, KDZA, WAEB 27-24, K104 32-27, WOMP-FM 31-28, WAEV 22-16. Medium: KDKA, WZZP, WCHV. JUNIOR "Mama Used To Say" (Mercury/PolyGram) 25/7 "Spirits In The Material World" (A&M) 7/1 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 5, Same 6, Down 1, Adds 7, KINT, WFMF, WDOQ, WCSC, WGH, KIDD, WACZ, WCAU-FM POLICE Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 2/0, Light 2/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, Q96. Heavy: KDKA, Y106, KWAV. 27-20, Y100 d-19, 195 d-22, KFRC 31-22, WTIC-FM 23-17, KYNO-FM 29-16, WGUY 13-10, WYKS on. Medium: KULF, WOWO. WILLIE NELSON "Always On My Mind" (Columbia) 24/14 ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA "Hooked On Tchaikovsky" (RCA) 6/2 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 14, KIQQ, KZFM, KINT, KXX106, WHHY-FM, WMAK-FM, WSEZ, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, WCCO, KTWO. Medium: WSB, WRIE, KCPX, WHEB, 0104, 95SGF, KILE, KENI, KSLY, 940 23-13. WDEF. SURVIVOR "Summer Nights" (Scott Bros./CBS) 24/1 STEVIE NICKS "Edge Of Seventeen" (Modern/Atco) 6/1 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 1, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 1, WRKR, Y100 on, WLS 32-30, WLS-FM 32-30, KFI on, KIQQ on, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/1, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WOWO. Heavy: WSRZ. Medium: WZZP, WJXQ 23-21, KMGK on, KZ93 on, KIDD on, KGGI 26-23, KBBK on, WTRU 26-23, KENI on. WABB-FM d-24, KWAV. GENESIS "Man On The Corner" (Atlantic) 23/20 TERRY GREGORY "I Never Knew The Devil's Eyes..." (Handshake/CBS) 5/3 1, Debuts 1, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 20 including 894, KEGL, WCKX, KEZR, WRCK, WPST, WSSX, Moves: Up Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 1/1, Light 2/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WCCO, WDEF, KMED. Heavy: WLTA. WJXQ, KNBQ, 95XIL, WZYQ, 0101, KKLS, WSPT, KOZE. 5/3 23/3 EARL KLUGH "I'm Ready For Your Love" (Liberty) BRYAN ADAMS "Lonely Nights" (A&M) Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/2, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, KULF, KSL, WJON. Medium: KWAV. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 2, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 3, WKTI, WANS-FM, WYKS, KEGL 23-19, WLS-FM 40-39, WPHD d-30, WPST 22-20, KLPQ on, WBCY on, WSSX 23-18, WJXQ 22-20, WIKS 26-23, KSEL-FM 25-21, WCIL-FM on, ALABAMA "Mountain Music" (RCA) 5/2 Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WSGN, KTWO. Medium: WORG, WDAY. KDZA on. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 2/1, BARRY MANILOW "Let's Hang On" (Arista) 21/19 CAPRIS "Morse Code Of Love" (Ambient Sound/CBS) 5/2 Light 3/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WCBM, WICC. Medium: WLTA, WSBA. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 19 including WBEN-FM, KEARTH, KIQQ, WHFM, WAEB, KBFM, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, WAXY, KX104, WCSC, WFBG, WZYQ, 95SGF, WCGQ, WXLK, 0101. SIMON & GARFUNKEL "Wake Up Little Susie" (WB) 5/2 DWIGHT TWILLEY "Somebody To Love" (EMI America) 21/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/1, Light 2/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WWYZ, KRMG. Heavy: WJMD. Medium: Moves: Up 5, Debuts 3, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 3, WRCK, WISE, KVOL, CHUM on, KINT 34-23, WSSX on, WVIC WCHV. on, KBBK on, KCPX 39-37, WACZ on, WAEV 30-29, KSEL-FM d-26, WCIL-FM on, KRNA d-25, KFMZ d-22. DR. HOOK "Baby Makes Her Blue Jeans Talk" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 5/1 SOFT CELL 'Tainted Love" (Sire/WB) 21/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WMHE. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 4, Same 2, Down 5, Adds 1, KRNA, CFTR 2-2, CKGM 1-1, 195 d-21, WLS 19-16, WLS-FM AL MARTINO "If I Should Love Again" (Capitol) 5/1 19-16, KRLA 23-22, KIQQd-26, WRCK 13-10, WPST 9-6, WKRZ-FM 19-13, K10435-31, WJXQ 11-10, WJBQ 37-33, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 0/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WICC. Heavy: WDEF. KFMZ d-23. BOBBY VINTON "She Will Survive" (Tapestry) 5/1 Continued on Page 67 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 1/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WCZY. Heavy: WCCO. Medium: KDKA.

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1 1 1 O JOURNEY/Open Arms (Columbia) 4 2 1 1 BERTIE HIGGINS/Key Largo (Kat Family/CBS) 6 2 2 O STEVIE WONDER/That Girl (Tamla/Motown) 8 3 3 O JOURNEY/Open Arms (Columbia) 18 23 8 O OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/Make A Move On Me (MCA) 1 1 2 3 KENNY ROGERS/Through The Years (Liberty) 14 10 4 O ROD STEWART/Tonight I'm Yours (Don't Hurt Me) (WB) 9 8 4 0 CLIFF RICHARD/Daddy's Home (EMI America) 21 16 6 O JOAN JETT £t BLACKHEARTS/I Love Rock 'N Roll (Boardwalk) 17 14 6 0 NEIL DIAMOND/On The Way To The Sky (Columbia) 25 19 10 O GO-GO'S/We Got The Beat (IRS/A&M) 15 13 8 Q VANGELIS/Chariots Of Fire (Polydor/PolyGram) 2 3 3 7 AIR SUPPLY/Sweet Dreams (Arista) 13 9 7 Q Q. JONES featuring J. INGRAM/One Hundred Ways (AEtM) 16 14 13 BERTIE HIGGINS/Key Largo (Kat Family/CBS) 7 7 5 8 ALABAMA/Love In The First Degree (RCA) 17 12 11 O POINTER SISTERS/Should I Do It (Planet/Elektra-Asylum) 19 15 13 0 SISTER SLEDGE/My Guy (Cotillion/Atco) 11 11 9 10 POLICE/Spirits In The Material World (A&M) 22 19 15 0 STEVIE WONDER/That Girl (Tamla/Motown) 24 20 16 0 HUEY LEWIS AND THE NEWS/Do You Believe In Love (Chrysalis) 12 12 11 Q ABBA/When All Is Said And Done (Atlantic) 28 22 20 ® VANGELIS/Chariots Of Fire (Polydor/PolyGram) - 25 20 ® OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/Make A Move On Me (MCA) 29 26 21 ® J. GEILS BAND/Freeze Frame (EMI America) 6 6 10 13 AIR SUPPLY/Sweet Dreams (Arista) 10 7 7 14 DIANA ROSS/Mirror, Mirror (RCA) 25 21 19 LARRY CARLTON/Sleepwalk (WB) 9 5 5 15 KENNY ROGERS/Through The Years (Liberty) 2 11 14 15 DAN FOGELBERG/Leader Of The Band (Full Moon/Epic) 15 13 12 16 ALABAMA/Love In The First Degree (RCA) 18 17 16 16 STEVIE WOODS/Just Can't Win 'Em All (Cotillion/Atco) - 28 22 49 STEVIE NICKS/Edge Of Seventeen (Modern/Atco) 3 4 12 17 SHEENA EASTON/You Could Have Been With Me (EMI America) 3 4 15 18 DAN FOGELBERG/Leader Of The Band (Full Moon/Epic) - 27 23 POINTER SISTERS/Should I Do It (Planet/Elektra-Asylum) 27 le RICK SPRINGFIELD/Don't Talk To Strangers (RCA) 10 10 17 19 LITTLE RIVER BAND/Take It Easy On Me (Capitol) 5 6 14 20 LITTLE RIVER BAND/Take It Easy On Me (Capitol) - - 26 JOHN DENVER/Shanghai Breezes (RCA) 30 25 23 al BOB Et DOUG McKENZIE/Take Off (Mercury/PolyGram) 24 23 21 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Bobbie Sue (MCA) 18 17 17 22 CLIFF RICHARD/Daddy's Home (EMI America) 30 26 22 MECO/Pop Goes The Movies Part I (Arista) - 29 25 LE ROUX/Nobody Said It Was Easy (Lookin' For The Lights) (RCA) - 29 24 ® BARBRA STREISAND/Memory (Columbia) 29 QUARTERFLASH/Find Another Fool (Geffen) - PAUL DAVIS/'65 Love Affair (Arista) - 28 ® PAUL DAVIS/'65 Love Affair (Arista) 16 16 18 25 ANNE MURRAY/Another Sleepless Night (Capitol) 30 26 26 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Bobbie Sue (MCA) 5 5 9 26 BARRY MANILOW/Somewhere Down The Road (Arista) 30 G GREG GUIDRY/Goin' Down (Badland/Columbia) - sie WILLIE NELSON/Always On My Mind (Columbia) VAN HALEN/(Oh) Pretty Woman (WB) 28 27 28 RUPERT HOLMES/The End (Elektra) a DR. HOOK/Baby Makes Her Blue Jeans Talk (Casablanca/PG) -40. ROBERTA FLACK/Making Love (Atlantic) Q. INGRAM/One Hundred 0 JONES featuring J. Ways (A&M) 0 GENE COTTON/If I Could Get You (Into My Life) (Knoll) HALL Et OATES (96) GREG GUIDRY (31) MOST BARRY MANILOW (40) AL JARREAU (22) CHARLENE (47) RICK SPRINGFIELD (29) WILLIE NELSON (25) GORDON LIGHTFOOT (21) ROLLING STONES (38) ELTON JOHN (34) RAY PARKER JR. (29) ADDED JOHN DENVER (23) PAUL DAVIS (22) ROBERTA FLACK (20) JOAN JETT (131) OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN (84) BERTIE HIGGINS (77) VANGELIS (42) JOURNEY (119) GO-GO'S (79) HOTTEST JOURNEY (66) KENNY ROGERS (40) STEVIE WONDER (85) J. GEILS BAND (50) NEIL DIAMOND (42) CLIFF RICHARD (37)

VAN HALEN BREAKERS. PAUL DAVIS (Oh) Pretty Woman (WB) 65 Love Affair (Arista) 59% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 60, Debuts 12, Same 34, 66% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 12/0, Medium Down 2, Adds 18 including B94, WLOL-FM, KBEQ, KZFM, 55/11, Light 20/6, Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 22 including WROR, KHFI, WDCG, WANS-FM, KIIK, KOFM, KYNO-FM, KRQ, Z102, GR55, WZZP, WCCO, WBT, K108, and 16 more. Debuts at WGLF, KQIZ-FM, KYYA. See Parallels, debuts at number 28 on number 24 on A/C chart. CHR chart. POINTER SISTERS DR. HOOK Should I Do It (Planet/Elektra-Asylum) Baby Makes Her Blue Jeans Talk (Casablanca/PG) on it. Rotations: Heavy 30/0, Medium 49/5, it. Moves: Up 39, Debuts 35, Same 31, 63% of our reporters 58% of our reporters on Extra 0, Total Adds 9 including KFMK, WCLR, 18 KITY, KHFI, WQUT, Light 9/4, Adds Down 0, Adds including CKGM, Q103, KNBR, and 4 more. Moves 23-18 on A/C chart. KIOA, WGBF, KQKQ, KYNO-FM, KSKD, WIGY, WOMP-FM, WISN, KPPL, KQIZ-FM, KKLS, KSLY. See Parallels, debuts at number 29 on BARBRA STREISAND CHR chart. Memory (Columbia) QUINCY JONES featuring JAMES INGRAM 61% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 21/0, Medium 46/5, One Hundred Ways (ABM) Light 18/7, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 12 including KFMK, KPPL, 57% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 71, Debuts 19, Same 15, 3WS, WRVR, YES95, and 7 more. Moves 24-23 on A/C chart. Down 5, Adds 10, WCAU-FM, KCNR, WMEE, WGBF, KIDD, FM102, KBBK, KSKD, KVOL, KELO, Q105 16-8, KFI 20-12, WHFM 15-10, WAEB 18-12, Q104 10-6. See Parallels, debuts at 25-49 number 30 on CHR chart. NEW & ACTIVE DARYL HALL ft JOHN OATES FMWILLIE NELSON "Always On My Mind" (Columbia) 65/25 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 38/13, Light 22/10, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 25, WCCO; KFMB, WRIE, Did In A Minute WHYN, WAFB, WBT, WIS, KULF, WVLK, KAAY, WPTF, WRVA, WHBC, WOMC, WMHE, KOB, KSL, KTKT, It (RCA) WKZE-FM, WNEU, KSEL, WLVA, KFOR, WBOW, KMED. Heavy: WLTA, WSKY, WDEF. Debuts at number 27 on 50% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 5, Same 0, A/C chart. Down O, Adds 96, an unusually strong one -week acceptance GENE COTTON "If I Could Get You (Into My Life)" (Knoll) 62/7 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 34/5, Light 22/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, WSFM, KEY103, WIS, Y106, WPTF, level, including WNBC, B104, PRO -FM, WPGC, CHUM, KEGL, WCTC, WDAY. Heavy: WGAC, SM95, KOB, WDEF, WLVA, KMED. Medium: WSB, 97AIA, WCZY, KEX, WELT, Z93, KBEQ, WGCL, KEARTH, KIQQ, KFRC, B100, Q103, KZZP. WHAM, WGY, WBT, KULF, WSLI, WVLK, WAKR, WHEY, WHBC, KBOI, KUGN, KSL. Debuts at number 30 on A/C chart. See Parallels, will debut next week on CHR chart. OMROBERTA FLACK "Making Love" (Atlantic) 60/20 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 35/11, Light 22/9, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 20, WROR, WISN, WICC, WTIC, WHAM, WGY, WAFB, WBT, WIS, WVLK, WPTF, WOMC, WENS, WQUA, KRMG, WCTC, KCRG, WSGW, WBOW, KKRK. Heavy: WLTA, WHIO, KFOR. Medium: WCBM, WBEN, WJMD, WASH, 97AIA, KEX, KPLZ. Debuts at number 29 on A/C chart. NEW & ACTIVE AL JARREAU "Teach Me Tonight" (WB) 53/22 UM Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 29/9, Light 21/12, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 22, WBEN, WSB, WCZY, WNAB, FOREIGNER "Juke Box Hero" (Atlantic) 102/8 WGAC, WIS, WVLK, WPTF, WRVA, WHBC, WARM98, WHIO, WQUA, KWAV, KREM, WKZE-FM, WLVA, Heavy: KRNO. Medium: KEX, KPLZ, WICC, WBT, KUGN. Moves: Up 47, Debuts 5, Same 25, Down 17, Adds 8, WXKS-FM, XTRA, KIMN, WTIX, WQUT, WGH, WVIC, WWSA, KFOR, WSGW, KFQD, KTWO. WSKY, KWLO, B94 15-10, WLS-FM 31-18, WRCK 6-4, WYCR 21-14, Z104 3-2, KHYT 13-7, KKRC-FM 13-8. GREG GUIDRY "Goin' Down" (Badland/Columbia) 52/10 TUTONE "867-5309/Jenny" (Columbia) 97/20 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 28/2, Light 19/7, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 10, KPPL, WICC, WSFM, WHAM, 14Q, TOMMY KPAT, KADE. Heavy: KWAV, WSKY, KFOR. Medium: WBEN, WLTA, KPLZ, WWYZ, Moves: Up 42, Debuts 6, Same 26, Down 3, Adds 20 including WBEN-FM, WIFI, 195, WLOL-FM, KEARTH, K104, KMGC, WENS, KCEE, SM95, WGAC, KEY103, WAFB, KULF, WSLI, WRVR, WARM98, WFMK, KBOI, KIXI. G100, WBCY, WANS-FM, WZZR, KIIK, WOW, 95XIL, Z102, KDVV. WHYN, WHEN, HAGAR "I'll Fall In Love Again" (Geffen) 88/2 POCO "Sea Of Heartbreak" (MCA) 50/3 SAMMY Medium 28/1, Light 16/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, KFMB, WARM98, WDEF. Heavy: Moves: Up 42, Debuts 12, Seme 25, Down 7, Adds 2, G100, WMEE, 96KX 23-17, CHUM 23-20, KEGL 8-4, KFI on, Rotations: Heavy 6/0, KWAV, WLVA. Medium: 97AIA, KEX, WELT, KEY103, KULF, WSRZ, WHBY, WHBC, WPHD 10-9, WPST 14-11, KZFM 30-26, KSET-FM 24-20, WOKI 28-25, WSSX 15-11, KZ93 6-5, KKLS 27-24, KCBN WSB, WRIE, WGAC, WRVA, KCEE, WEIM, WSKY, WORG, WDAY, KPAT, KFQD. 6-5. KMBZ, KOB, KBOI, KUGN, KSL, KREM, SISTER SLEDGE "My Guy" (Cotillion/Atco) 85/6 FMBARRY MANILOW "Let's Hang On" (Arista) 41/40 Adds 4, Total Adds 40 including GR55, WBEN, Moves: Up 51, Debuts 4, Same 22, Down 2, Adds 6, WKBW, KFRC, KOPA, WAXY, WOMP-FM, Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 17/16, Light 19/19, Extra WSBA, WGAC, WBT, Y106, WRVA, WAKR, WHBY, !NEU WYKS, PRO -FM 19-15, Y100 17-14, WLOL-FM 30-26, WFMF 24-19, WMAK-FM 10-7, KIIK 34-27, 'AYNY, WLTA, WNAB, WWYZ, WELT, WHAM, WGY, WHBC, WARM98, WHIO, KMBZ, KKRD, KIXI, KCEE, WKZE-FM, WEIM, WCTC, WNEU, WDEF, KSEL. H/biCIG'::.... :L .. .. KYNO-FM 12-9, KIKI 11-4, WAEV 19-15. MOE

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