ISSUE NUMBER 534 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER MAY 18, 1984 Morgan Joins KMGG I N S I D E: As Morning Man Longtime air personality TOO MANY CALLS: Robert W. Morgan has reached PROMOTION PROLIFERATION a multiyear agreement with Emmis Broadcasting to handle IN COUNTRY the morning show for the com- A major market MD reports receiving up pany's recently -acquired to 12 calls a week on one record. Lon KMGG/Los Angeles. Morgan, who joins KMGG Helton begins a three-part series on May 28 after seven years on-air duplication promotion efforts in the of I?:!? with crosstown Easy Listening country field by exploring how it affects outlet KMPC (including the last radio. five as morning personality), Page 49 previously served as morning A MODEST PROPOSAL: drive announcer at neighbor Jim Lange; KMPC is seeking a RADIO & RECORDS KIQQ, WIND/Chicago, and new midday personality. STANDARDIZE RADIO BILLING KHJ/Los Angeles. Replacing Emmis Broadcasting Presi- Dwight Case points out the pointless him at KMPC is midday man dent Jeff Smulyan told R&R, variations in radio stations' billing "We've agreed to all the terms, and formal signing will take methods, and advocates a plan to stan- a place this week. The specific dardize it for increased profits. KROQ License Settlement? figures are confidential, but it's Page 17 a substantial contract." PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Roberts Gets FM; Stolz Gets AM; Davis Gets Cash Smulyan continued, "Robert W. is truly a legend, and we're THIS WEEK The warring parties in the KROQ-FM through a new com- KWOD/Sacramento President ecstatic to have him. We made the guy Keith Hallam GM at WCFL nearly decade -old fight for the li- pany, Mandeville Broadcasting Edward Stolz. Royce is the AM a decision to find best and this was the guy Robert DeLuca WLYK's VP/GM censes of KROQ-AM & FM/Los Corp. winner in initial FCC decisions. available, Terrye Seigel PD at KADI Angeles have asked the FCC to All Pro Broadcasting Stumbling Block MORGAN/See Page 27 Ron Kempff President/GM at WZKS approve a joint settlement President Willie Davis - the At FCC? Jack Randall WZKS PD agreement to end what one par- winner for the FM license at WQFM The question now is whether Paul Sebastian OM at WLTE ticipant called "one of the this stage in the FCC proceed- Broad- the FCC will accept the deal. A Polly Anthony National A/C Director at messiest, most complicated and ing - and San Marco Elevates withdraw their major obstacle to approval may E/PIA time-consuming eaÑs the Com- casting would mission has ever had." License applications in return for a be a previous Commission find- Mike Scott WHIO OM renewals for both stations were lump sum payment in the mil- ing that Roberts took over the Bloom To PD Jim Ryan buys WJXQ & WKHM stations in an unauthorized trans- denied in 1982. Under terms of lions of dollars from Roberts. in 1970s. But Alan Murdoch GSM at WAMO-AM & the pact, which needs FCC ap- Roberts would withdraw fer of control the FM proval: his renewal application for his attorney, Eric Bernthal of the law firm Arent, Fox, said Page 3, 27 The current 49% owner of KROQ (AM), which would be both stations, Kenneth Roberts, taken over by Royce Interna- he's optimistic the unique THE DELICATE TOPIC could win the FCC's would become 100% owner of tional Broadcasting, owned by agreement OF DELEGATION okay within two or three CAREY REMAINS PD months. John Leader's "Leader At Large" column Bernthal, the architect of the tackles the toughest problem a manager proposal, said all the parties who rose through the ranks has to face: Buchanan Becomes have "an overwhelming desire how to delegate tasks and live with to terminate this proceeding results that aren't exactly how he would New OM At WCLS and get on with their lives. The WQFM/Milwaukee MD Andy have done them. Bruce Buchanan, who joined parties have had enough." He Bloom has been promoted to had been Page 28 WCLS/Detroit last week as added, "I think this agreement Program Director; he morning personality, has been will serve the public interest. serving as interim PD since Lee TALK VS. TALK IN named Operations Manager. Nobody benefits from years Arnold departed six weeks ago. Barnes ob- Those duties were being handl- more litigation." The deal will WQFM GM Ralph HOUSTON SHOWDOWN reach- Peter Carey, who will allow the stations to be run "not served, "The station has KTRH and KPRC shoot for Houston's Talk ed by continue as Program Director by fulltime litigators, but by ed a plateau, and we're at a radio with of Andy's audience drastically different and now report to Buchanan. fulltime licensees," he com- point where a man strategies. Brad Woodward hears both Explaining the restructuring, mented. talents can best guide it. He's law judge, cit- shown us a lot of ability, loyalty, sides of the story. WCLS VP/GM Grant Santi - In 1982 an FCC Page 30 more said, "Peter was really ing a "record of carelessness and business acumen, which is playing a dual role, and he knew and ineptness," denied renewal what the station requires at this BIRCH RATINGS RESULTS we had been searching for for both stations for lack of con- time. He seemed to be by far of the Winter '84 ratings the Birch way in nine someone to handle the opera- trol, an unauthorized transfer of the most qualified all markets: Cincinnati, Cleveland, Denver, tions. This isn't a demotion for control, rampant technical applicants we had." problems. Bloom joined WQFM three Milwaukee, New Orleans, Phoenix, Barbis Peter, as there was enough violations, and other The stations were off the air years ago as a parttimer, work- Portland, St. Louis, and Tampa. work for three people, let alone two. Peter realizes the ex- KROQ/See Page 27 BLOOM/See page 27 Page 12 Joins WB perience and reputation that Bruce brings, and he's ecstatic FABULOUS about it." Commenting on Buchanan's arrival, Santimore continued, "I couldn't be more pleased. We had wanted Bruce before, but previously were unable to put a KIMN CELEBRATES 30TH deal together. He's going to be a ANNIVERSARY tremendous addition - not just to our station, but to our whole In a special 7 -page salute, Joel Denver company. Bruce has a wealth of charts the past and present of a Denver experience and his track record Dino Barbis has been named CHR legend, with reminiscences from the is excellent. We're very fortun- National Promotion Director radio stars of yesteryear and revelations ate to get someone of his cali- for Warner Bros. Records. Bar - about how this durable AM stays suc- ber." LIVE FROM THE WHITE HOUSE - WRQX(Q 107)/Washington broad- bis was most recently VP/GM live from the White House Monday (5-14) as Michael Jackson cessful in an FM world. cast at Backstreet Records. Buchanan joined WCLS last visited the Reagans. Any controversy that might have erupted over Page 34 WB Senior VP/Marketing & week after 18 months at KLLS/ Jackson's gloved handshake with the President was cleverly defused Promotion Russ Thyret com- San Antonio, first as PD and by all six press photographers covering the event. Each was wearing Newsstand Price $3 50 mented, "We're looking for later OM. His previous pro- one sepuined glove, as was Q107 PD Alan Burns, pictured above Dino to focus on Adult Contem- gramming background includes with morning personality Scott Woodside (I) and engineer David BARBIS/See Page 27 BUCHANAN/See Page 27 Sprowl (r).

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www.americanradiohistory.com FCC CLEARS SALE Keith Hallam GM For WCFL's Christian Format R&R Radio Coverage: For All You Do ... Following FCC approval of its $8 million Statewide's other properties, all in R&R offers articles and columns on all aspects of the radio world. Management and Sales purchase of WCFL/Chicago from Mutual, Florida, are WKQE & WBGM/Tallahassee, columns, our customized format programming departments, the new Air Personalities column, Statewide Broadcasting plans to assume WAPE/Jacksonville, and WVCG/Coral and more. Something for everyone in R&R. ownership next Tuesday (5-22) and replace Gables. the current music and news programming with a Christian format. Statewide President Scott Ginsburg, who Seigel Set As Washington Report 4 Country: Lon Helton 49 declined to release further programming or What's New 6 Nashville: Sharon Allen 50 personnel details pending a formal an- KADI PD/MD Ratings & Research: Jhan Hiber 10 Black/Urban Radio: Walt Love 53 nouncement, said he has appointed Keith After two years as an air personality at Networks: Reed Bunzel 13 Calendar: Brad Messer 54 Hallam GM. A 17 -year veteran of religious KADI/St. Louis, Terrye Seigel has been Sales . .. 17 Marketplace 55 radio, Hallam has been a Chicago pastor promoted to Program Director. Seigel, who Street Talk 18 Opportunities .. 56 since exiting WYCA/Hammond, IN as GM will also handle the MD chores, replaces On The Records: Ken Barnes 22 National Music Formats 58 last year. Gary Brown, who is joining crosstown KWK Leader At Large: John Leader 28 Country Chart 59 The sale of WCFL was delayed several as PD (see Street Talk). News/Talk: Brad Woodward 30 Jazz Chart 65 months by petitions to deny, including one KADI President Richard Miller noted, CHR: Joel Denver 34 A/C Chart 88 by Leonard Delano of Hammond, IN seek- "I'm very happy with Terrye's selection. A/C: Ron Rodrigues 43 AOR Chart 88 ing a hearing on the guilty plea in Canada She's very qualified, having been with the AOR: Steve Feinstein 47 Black/Urban Chart 88 by Amway Corp., Mutual's parent com- station for several years, and she asked for CHR Chart 88 pany, which paid $24 million in fines for the position. Terrye made a compelling customs law violations. presentation which proved to me that she In dismissing the petition, the FCC said will handle the programming elements of this week, "The misconduct issue is a at KADI well." SEIGEL/See Page 27 DeLuca VP/GM As Cincinnati violation of a foreign nation's criminal law with no evidence that it had any adverse ef- Takes Over WLYK fect on the broadcast station operation or Sebastian Upped Cincinnati Broadcasting received FCC mote the station to increase its visibility in the public interest. Further, there is nothing approval this week to acquire Beautiful the Greater Cincinnati market. We plan no to suggest that the admitted nonbroadcast To OM At WLTE in format." misconduct would be likely to result in Music outlet WLYK/Cincinnati from Perry changes staff or After nine months as Program Director, Broadcasting for $850,000. The new owner- WLYK represents Cincinnati Broad- broadcast misconduct by Mutual in the future. Therefore, we find that the admitted Paul Sebastian has been promoted to ship, formed by President Richard Hall- casting's first radio acquisition. Perry WLTE/Minneapo- violations of Canadian law by Amway have Operations Manager at berg and VP Robert DeLuca, will take over Broadcasting President Perry Samuels will lis. In no effect whatsoever upon the qualifica- his new responsibilities, Sebastian the property around June 1; DeLuca will stay on as a consultant, and retains owner- will now the promotion, tions of Mutual to continue as a Commission also supervise serve as GM. ship of KLCL & KHEZ/Lake Charles, LA. news, and engineering departments. licensee and to apply for the assignment of DeLuca's radio ex- WLYK is a Class A facility, operating GM the license of WCFL." WLTE Paul perience includes the with 3kw at 300 feet on 107.1 mHz. Stagg commented, GSM post at cross- "Paul was a real find town WSAI and GM for us; I was happy to duties WZKS at WBUK Management Realigned be able to get him out (now WLVQ)/Colum- of Kansas City up bus. Kempff Pres./GM, Randall PD; Weaver And Zippo Exit Outlining his here to the garden plans for the "With Zippo's departure for- station, Former WHIO-AM & FM/Dayton VP/ Jim I'm spot of the Midwest. DeLuca tunate to have a pro like handling the noted, "Rick GM Ron Kempff has become President/GM Jack He's a very good, pro- Hallberg and I programming of this station. He's taken com- chose of WZKS/Nashville (Murfreesboro) and fessional man to deal to purchase WLYK Chairman of WZKS Inc., as former mand of the situation, and I feel confident with - I think that's because of its poten- President/GM Tom Weaver has exited the that we'll continue to grow and become the Robert DeLuca what I'm enjoying tial. It has outstand- station. At the same time, PD Jim Zippo finest CHR station in the market." most." Paul Sebastian WZKS/See Page 27 ing programming, sales, and image in Cin- has departed, and is replaced by Jack Ran- Prior to joining WLTE, Sebastian served cinnati. We do intend to advertise and pro - dall, most recently Asst. GM at two years as OM at KFKF/Kansas City, WLUM/Milwaukee. F,/P/A Advances following four years as PD at WAPE/ Kempff explained the changes to R&R: STAFF Page 27 "For a number of reasons Tom wasn't able Anthony To SEBASTIAN/See Fouger: BOB WILSON Pubgher: DWIGHT CASE to solidify his partnership with WZKS con- TRA NSA C TIONS Vice Preadere/SW. 6 MMratIng DICK KRIZMAN trolling owners Murray Moss and Joe Wolf. VO. Peden! 6 Eder: KEN BARNES A/C Director Senior Eder JOHN LEADER They sought to find someone else to act in Ryan Broadcasting An doctor. RICHARD ZUMWALT Polly Anthony has been named Director, Mane e Ed1or. JEFF GREEN his place, and I was chosen. I'm most happy Executive Eder GAIL MITCHELL & WKHM to have this opportunity, as we are planning National A/C Promotion and Trade Rela- Acquires HMO Ratings I Research Eder: JHAN HIRER Ryan Broadcasting, a limited partnership Networks 6 Species Eder REED RUNZEL to expand and buy more properties over the tions for Epic/Portrait/Associated Labels, NC ENTr. RON RODRIGUES R&R. She was previously headed by WJXQIJackson-Lansing VP/Pro- AOR Eder STEVE FEINSTEIN next two years. as previewed in BYCWUron Eder WALT LOVE for the label. gramming Jim Ryan, has agreed in principle to CNR Erater: JOEL DENVER Associate Director Country Eder LON HELTON E/P/A VP/Promo- purchase WJXQ and sister AM WKHM from Pat- Easy !Adenine Eder GAIL MITCHELL Jazz Eder: BARBARA BARNES Scott New OM tion Walter Winnick ten Broadcasting for just under $3 million, pen- NewaTM Eder BRAD WOODWARD Senior AsseeY* Eder KRISANN ALIO observed, "Polly has ding FCC approval. Associate Edens NANCY CONOVER. SEAN ROSS. the new SYLVIA SALAZAR always been an im- Ryan will become President/CEO of Erie. Assistants: KEITH ATTARIAN, HURRICANE HEERAN, For WHIO while current VP/GM Denice Swan- WENDY KIRBY. YVONNE OLSON portant part of the na- company, Computer Same.. DAN COLE IDlractoyl, LEE CLARK. son will continue in her present position. Patten SANDRA GUTIERREZ. MIKE LANE Veteran programmer Mike Scott has been tional E/P/A team, Trek Director. ADRIENNE RIDDLE and this much -de- President Myron P. Patten will retain a minority Cecueeon Deeclr. MARCELLA LOPER appointed to the newly -created position of Pfp0uc0bn Deecfor: RICHARD AGATA Operations Manager at WHIO/ served promotion interest and become a member of the board of Assoc». An drecton: MARILYN FRANDSEN Patten still KAARI Photography ROGER ZUMWALT Dayton, overseeing the day-to-day opera- certainly confirms Ryan Broadcasting. owns Typography KENT THOMAS. LUCIE MORRIS Ry- Seethes. LT PEARL GARY VAN DER SIEUR tions of programming, promotion, and that fact. We look for- Vancouver, WA, while WJXQ & WKHM are CreaNe Stonesº drew : MIKE ATKINSON music. PD Judy Kelly, who will now report ward to continued an's first acquisition. Account Executives PAM BELLAMY. JEFF GELB, KEN ROSE Polly Anthony Mu/melee Coordinator NINA ROSSMAN to Scott, has also assumed the duties of Pro- success and great "This is the first of a chain of stations I hope to Office Malepen NANCY HOFF R&R. AO+edflal,s Assistent ELLEN GAZECKI motion Manager. representation of our product out of our put together in the near future," Ryan told COMroer: MARGARET BECKWITH WHIO-AM & West Coast office." "I'm thrilled at this opportunity." CHR outlet WaMeg.e Mnrem 818 Crv,e tIcsn Ave., NW, Surte 300. FM W eahvgton, DC 20008.12021488-4980 GM Tim Montgomery Anthony joined the Portrait Records pro- WJXQ operates at 106.1 mHz with 50kw, and Vice Procedent JONATHAN HALL A4,rrW SRes Proctor BARRY O'BRIEN said, "I needed so- motion department in 1978, following stints News/Talk WKHM operates at 970 kHz with NRVMptn Edo,. BRAD WOODWARD Account Eseruave: VIVIAN FUNN meone with maturity with Jerry Weintraub's Management III 1kw around the clock. Office Malepen: CHERYL SOMERS TRANSACTIONS/See Page 27 Legal Courser JASON SHRINSKY and the depth of ex- firm and RCA Records. In 1981 she was Mete. eaeu: 1810 16th Avenue Sarth, to Manager, A/C Promotion, Naahvele. TN 37212.18151292-89E12, 292-8993 perience required to promoted Bureau Chief: SHARON ALLEN run a station as legen- E/P/A, and moved up to Associate Director R&R Takes Memorial Office Manager JEAN MUSICUS dary as WHIO. Mike's in 1983. Anthony told R&R, "I am proud to e Redd 6 Records as pnbeshed every Friday by Ratio 6 Records, dc., one record Day Holiday 1930 Century Pak West, Los Angeles. CA 90067 12131 553-4330. background is rele- be associated with the number Subspbtkns 5215 per year of $60 per Wader nternakKW suRscre - company in the business, and look forward Because Memorial Day falls on a tasn rata $400 per yea,. Ali reasonable care taken Out no res0005Ib ty vant regionally and cassumed for reseeded arena RSA reserves all dells n mature f formatically, and he \ to many more years of growth and chal- Wednesday this year, the official obser- epted for publication. AI letters addressed to R&R or es Edeors wY be assumed Mended for pubic-aeon and reproduced,, and may tnerefOre checked out well, too. Mike Scott lenge under the label leadership of (Sr. vance of the holiday has been designated be used for tls purpose. Nothing may be reproduced n whole of n part 28. As in without written pennssasn from the Publisher. The tens MOB Beck It became an easy decision to make, and VP/GM) Don Dempsey. My thanks to for Monday, May years past, Page, Breakers. Most Added, National Airplay/30, Parcels, Rode 6 will close its business offices on Records, and Street Talk are registered eredernarks of Redd 6 Records. we're very pleased." (West Coast VP/Marketing) Larry R&R Printed n U.S.A. Belled first class to the Untied States, Canada, Eng- Douglas, (former VP/Promotion) Frank that Monday, resuming regular hours on land. A4Jtra . New Zealand, and Japa,. 'c. 1984 Redo 6 Records. Most recently, Scott served two years as kw, 32 WGAR & Dileo, and Walter Winnick for the many les- Tuesday, May 29. A division of Narte-Hanks Conmu,Iosli ens. PD at WKSW/Cleveland, having SCOTT/See Page 27 sons learned."

www.americanradiohistory.com Pa 9 e 4 R&R/Friday, May 18, 1984 RADIO -ONLY PACKWOOD PITCH Washington Report Rep. Swift To Mediate House Deregulation Impasse

Amid a general air of pessimism, stalled deregulation talks in the House Telecommunications Subcommittee were to resume this week Docket 80-90 Motor Co. last week came away with the distinct impression that the auto giant will under the guidance of Rep. Al Swift (D -WA), a former broadcaster. Counterproposals Fall eventually choose Motorola AM stereo On the other side of Capitol Hill, Senate Below Expectations receivers over multi-mode sets. NRBA Ex- Commerce Committee Chairman Bob Although no final count is available yet, it ecutive VP Tom McCoy said that, while Packwood (R-OR) was pitched on the idea appears the FCC didn't receive, as had been Ford executives made no firm commit- of a radio-only deregulation bill last week feared, thousands of Docket 80-90 counter- ments, he definitely felt that, for competi- by NAB President Eddie Fritts and former proposals by Monday's deadline (5-14). tive reasons, they'll end up following the NRBA President Sis Kaplan. Packwood ex- Allocations Branch Chief Mark Lipp lead of Chrysler and General Motors, which pressed interest, but made no commit- estimates there will be only "a couple hun- went with Motorola -only sets. ments. dred" proposals suggesting alternatives to Others making the trek to Dearborn, MI In the House, the mediator's role was the 684 FM drop -in sites the Commission included Broad Street Communications thrust on Swift by Commerce Committee has proposed. And he notes that many of the President Fred Walker, who favors multi - Chairman John Dingell (D-MI) and sub- counterproposals will be rejected owing system sets, and Harte -Hanks Radio VP & committee Chairman Tim Wirth (D -CO). It either to interference or failure to meet one Director/Engineering Jim Hoke. The group came after two pro -industry members, of four categories of special need. recently made a similar trip to visit of- Tom Tauke (R-IA) and Billy Tauzin Lipp says there were expressions of ficials of GM and Delco. (D -LA), walked away in frustration from "multiple interest" in virtually each of the yearlong talks. 684 proposed communities, meaning that Division On Petitions few will be deleted for lack of interest. In WBSM Beats "Banned" To Deny, Revoke about two months a revised list will be "Having put so many hours into this, you published, with one month for reply com- Talk Show Caller have to move ahead with any possibility ments before the drop -in sites are finalized ing expedititons or anything like that. And WBSM/New Bedford, MA did not violate that you have," says Swift. "The clock is and ready for applications. there was some feeling that our approach of the Fairness Doctrine by refusing to let a ticking; time is short. Some of the differ- providing discovery would do that. So we'll frequent caller take part in its talk shows, ences are significant and important but see if there's some other way of achieving the FCC has ruled. Mary DeBalsi filed the you've just got to give it a try." our goal. complaint charging the station with "ban- R&R: How would you characterize the Radio Royalty Rate ning" her and other members of the public Tauke-Tauzin stand on petitions to deny and of Doctrine. Talks With BMI Ongoing in violation the Fairness revoke? In upholding a staff decision favoring "We don't want by elimination of AS: What they proposed on petitions to however, the Commission said the No agreement has yet been reached in WBSM, comparative renewal to freeze revoke, for example, was to force the FCC doctrine doesn't entitle a particular group talks between BMI and the All -Radio Music the public out." to act so that, like in the KTTL(/Dodge Ci- or person to access to the airwaves. It said Licensing Committee on royalties stations ty) case, that can't just sit around forever. no that WBSM pay to BMI writers and composers. The DeBalsi furnished evidence Rep. Al Swift Maybe that can be applied to petitions to failed to contrasting viewpoints on previous contract, setting a basic rate of present deny in some fashion. I don't want to dis- controverial issues, which would have con- 1.7% of revenues, expired in December but cuss a whole bunch of specifics. has been extended through June 30. stituted a violation of the Fairness Doc- BMI General Counsel Edward Chapin trine. Swift, who expects a bargaining session Opposes Radio-Only Bill says the hangup is that ASCAP gets roughly this week, has asked NAB and several R&R: How about the radio "safety net" 1.725% of revenues even though it licenses public interest groups to furnish informa- concept that would let the FCC reregulate less than 50% of the music aired on radio. tion and views on petitions to deny and radio in the case of a marketplace failure "They get more money for less product," New 51-49% Rule May Fuel revoke licenses - a major point of disa- sometime down the road? Chapin told R&R. "That gives rise to the Venture Capital greement. Wirth has favored granting "dis- AS: That is still in what we're taking problem." covery" rights to petitioners to let them ob- about. reaction to the possi- A negotiating session at the NAB Conven- One interpretation of the FCC's decision tain information from broadcasters. But R&R: What's your NAB and NRBA may get a radio - tion in Las Vegas proved fruitless, and to permit 49% ownership of an unlimited Tauke and Tauzin have opposed the idea, bility that to other legislation Chapin won't say whether another exten- number of stations, under certain circum- fearing "fishing expeditions" in station only bill tacked on some sion will be granted if no pact is reached by stances, is that it will now be easier to ob- records. on the Senate side? some radio January 30. Another unsettled issue is the tain venture capital to buy or build a sta- R&R explored this issue at greater length AS: I don't support it. We did in bill a couple of length of the new contract, which Chapin tion. The 49% ownership will be allowed as with Swift in an interview this week in legislation a reconciliation moment's said could run anywhere from one to five long as a single person or entity controls the Washington: years ago but it never had a of in either house. That's no years. other 51%, and thus exercises absolute con- R&R: Would you say petitions to deny worth hearings Meanwhile All -Radio is and revoke are now the main obstacles to way to legislate. the group also trol (R&R 5-11) . -only ploy negotiating with ASCAP, whose contract There are reportedly a number of venture reaching an agreement? R&R: Do you think such a radio with the radio industry has been on exten- capital firms which, because they take a AS: It isn't the only issue left but it is the could succeed? you never know the exact sion since expiring at the end of 1982. percentage of ownership in return for their major one. They (Tauke and Tauzin) didn't AS: Well, in my investments, have bumped up against the want to go the way we had in the main- parliamentary situation. It clearly, judgment, would have to be slipped 7-7-7 rule. Now they'll be able to invest in stream negotiations, but suggested a dif- through. I don't think it's going to go Government Nixes additional stations, taking up to 49% owner- ferent approach which, by itself, is not ac- ship in each, without triggering the multiple ceptable, but which offers another way to through the normal legislative process. Industry -wide ownership limits. That could be especially try and approach our concerns. R&R: Will broadcast deregulation be 1985 nothing is this year? helpful for minorities, who have found lack R&R: So where will the talks be heading? back in if passed Arbitron Talks AS: Oh, yes. I don't see the issue going of capital to be their biggest obstacle to AS: We will be exploring how we could, in I think broadcast ownership. the framework of their approach, see if we away. So much of this is perceptions. The U.S. Department of Justice has could achieve the same goal we were look- one of the reasons this has been so hard to band refused to let radio broadcasters ing for - that goal simply being if you resolve is the view of the NAB and a great to negotiate as a group with Ar- together In other developments: remove comparative renewals, and you deal of its membership that now is the time All -Industry Radio Ratings bitron. RAB's The FCC ordered a 6.5% cut in AT&T take away the bounty hunter quality of that when they can get all this deregulation. I that Arbitron is a Committee, asserting long distance rates last week. Private lines which has been disturbing broadcasters for believe Eddie Fritts out at the convention monopoly, had asked for permission for sta- used by broadcasters aren't affected, but a while, what mechanism do you put in said they wanted to make good on the Rea- to negotiate rates en bloc. tions will be dealt with in a later decision, which place whereby a dissatisfied and legiti- gan promise. Well, I keep telling broad- since such collaboration would However, is expected to result in a sizeable rate in- mately -formed citizens group can make its casters that the only people in town left who anti -competitive, a in itself be considered crease. concerns heard if it doesn't like the service support deregulation are those who haven't government waiver was needed. The All - being received from. a station? We don't been deregulated and that I see some real Industry panel is expected to continue Apparent lack of support on his Com- want by elimination of comparative renew- problems accruing to the industry from any pressing its case. merce Committee has forced Sen. Bob al to freeze the public out. We don't mind kind of broad or total deregulation, spec- Packwood (R -OR) to delay action on his freezing out the bounty hunters but where's trum fee not being the least among these. Freedom of Expression Act, which would the room for the public? And there are those in the industry who this To lift broadcast content controls. R&R: How about the charge that your agree with me. So I am not sure that in Ford Seen Leaning system of "discovery" rights would lead to current atmosphere that some of the NAB Motorola AM Stereo Ed Cardona, former legal assistant to fishing expeditions? membership isn't getting stampeded to- FCC Commissioner Henry Rivera, has join- AS: We are not interested in setting up a wards what they presume is nirvana and of prob- At least one member of a radio industry ed KGO/San Francisco as an Account Ex- situation in which there is harassment of which is in fact just a different set delegation that met with officials of Ford ecutive. the broadcaster or people are going on fish- lems.

www.americanradiohistory.com We don't like to brag, but we've been number one 18 years in a row Let the others tiptoe their way around the numbers. The truth is simple: most of the music played on radio is licensed by BMI BMI. And it has been for 18 years. Call it bragging if you like, but that's the way it really is.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 6 R&R/Friday, May 18, 1984 RTNDA Sponsors Annual Contest Eatery Chains

The Radio-Television News Di- rectors Association is now accep- Boost Radio ting entries for its annual regional Use awards. Contestants may vie for the Edward R. Murrow Award for the Apparently radio's got the beef when it comes to chain restaurant adver- "most outstanding overall news cover- tising. A recent RAB study indicates that eatery chains (included under the age and presentation," plus honors for food products category) were radio's second best customers last year, spot coverage, continuing coverage, following automobile marketers. Restaurant groups spent nearly $66 million and investigative reporting. plugging their wares in 1983. Besides representing a 32% hike over 1982, To qualify, each submission must the '83 dollar expenditure outdistanced that of television, which posted a 24% jump in franchised have aired between January 1 and De- restaurant ad spending. cember 31, 1983. Only stations can submit entries; individual, network, or NEW BOOK: "ROCKING AMERICA" station group submissions are ineligi- ble. Each category entry should be packaged with a separate entry form and written presentation, postmarked Sklar Recounts before midnight June 30. Each radio contender fee is $10, with multiple en- try fees able to be combined in one check. Official entry blanks and ad- Eleven of the top 15 chains increased their radio spending in 1983. Jack WABC Legend dresses for regional judges are availa- In The Box, with its "no comparison" campaign, accounted for almost $7 ble by calling (202) 737-8657. million in radio ads, up 43% over the year previous. Burger King followed ($5 The rise of WABC to the top of million); along with McDonalds, it was one of the few chains to use network the New York ratings and a promi- Restoring spots extensively. Coming in third was Bennigans, which posted a 533% rise nent niche in the rock radio hall of in radio advertising. On the other hand, McDonald's, Kentucky Fried Chicken, fame is a story worth telling. And and Wendy's all significantly reduced their '83 radio ad expenditures. Rick Sklar, who programmed the Afternoon Drive One of radio's advantages is its access to impulse fast-food purchasers. station for most of its CHR lifespan, Heavy chain restaurant users spend 44% of their media time with radio. Dur- Perhaps the time for your station to was in the perfect position to relate ing the key selling hours of 6am-6pm, the radio time share rises to 59%, ver- really rock is in the early afternoon. the legend. He reviews the strate- sus 25% for television. 62% of junk food junkies listen to the radio within an Two New Orleans -based anthropolo- gies that brought WABC to the pin- hour of their fast-food purchase; the average lag time between hearing the gists theorize that we possess the nacle and kept it there, and al- radio and buying a meal clocked in at one hour and 42 minutes. body clock of "fundamentally tropical though the account is aimed at the creatures," As explained in the Wild general reader, there's much to World of News, it's because Homo note and profit by for the profes- sional. sapiens' roots can be traced back to tropical climes, when we were ruled by Sklar also recounts a number of a hot, energy -draining sun. We've colorful WABC promotions, which since moved to cooler locations over make for highly entertaining read- the intervening years, but our body AWRT Explores Creativity ing. The cast of characters, rang- Mow the All-Hlt Radio Stations chemistry still hasn't caught up. So ing from Muhammad Ali to Salva- Took Over when the early afternoon rolls around, American Women in Radio and Television addresses the "Challenge of dor Dali as well as the roster of teams in baseball."), nor does he most of us start to feel sluggish and Creativity" at this year's convention, May 29 -June 2. With Chicago's Palmer WABC personality greats (Dan In- underplay his own role in devising on-the-job productivity slows down - House as the backdrop, AWRT plans a variety of sessions geared to women's gram, Bruce Morrow, Harry innovations from the short playlist which doesn't sit too well with bosses. changing role in the media workforce. Harrison, and many more), also to modern network radio. Misspel- Recognizing this fact, background Opening Wednesday's general session is keynote speaker FCC Commis- keep the reader's interest riveted. lings also detract from the general- music service programmers offer a sioner Mimi Weyforth Dawson. Throughout the four -day conference, guest Sklar is not given to understating ly authoritative tone. But thanks to solution by customarily switching to speaker honors are also shared by CBS News President Edward Joyce, "Mac- WABC's importance (sample sen- its rich subject matter and Sklar's peppier music after lunch. Neil/Lehrer News Hour" correspondent Judy Woodruff, Infinity Limited, Inc. tence: "In terms of talent, all other insider's perspective, "Rocking President Joel Barker, and Proctor & Gardner Advertising President Bar- stations were to WABC what the America" is a natural for the radio bara Proctor. Panels dissect such diverse topics as financial planning, practical farm clubs are to the major league and record industries. French FM uses of market research, practical creativity, psychological counseling in a radio format, and conducting performance appraisals. Stations Granted For more details call (202) 296-0009. SOAPS DOMINATE TOP TEN Spot Approval Hoping to lighten the financial encumbrances of his country's ra- Most Taped Shows Toted dio industry, French President EQing Both Ends Against The Middle Francois Mitterrand has allowed local FM stations to carry advertis- Given busy work and leisure schedules, home video taping has undoubtedly ing. A recent Advertising Age arti- become a popular pastime for many. Well, maybe not for those producers whose cle states that a majority of shows are being taped. But then that's another story. What's being discussed France's 900 stations "have been 4._I-1 - I i-1 IA-IA-I-I I - here are the ten most frequently taped television programs, the majority of which living a hand-to-mouth existence happen to be daytime soaps. for the last two years, deprived of Heading the list are "All My Children," followed by "General Hospital," legal advertising." To help make "Days of Our Lives," "As the World Turns," "The Guiding Light," "One Life to ends meet, many outlets participat- Yamaha's GE -3 Live," "Hill Street Blues," "Dallas," "The Young and the Restless," and "Dynas- ed in "under-the-table" ar- Yamaha Electronics' new GE -3 10 -band graphic equalizer features ty." All told, soap operas comprise 27% of all home video recording, with movies rangements with advertisers. Now separate level controls for right and left channels. Yamaha claims this added a distant second 17%. that the ban has been lifted, sta- at improvement allows users to tailor their sound systems to any room's acousti- Speaking of movies, 70% of VCR owners rent the cassettes, compared to tions first plan to woo local busi- cal idiosyncrasies. The six -pound unit comes in silver or black and retails for nesses, as well as product ads 24% who buy them. "Raiders of the Lost Ark" doubled as the most frequently - $149. rented and purchased cassette. Rounding out the top -rented film category were movies, American beer, blue jeans "Flashdance," "Blue Thunder," "Gandhi," and "National Lampoon's Vacation." - aimed at the younger listener.

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Brown Shifts To MCA Maduri Announces Two New Companies Former A&M executive John Brown moves to MCA First String Artist Management and Omni Records as Director of East Coast Operations, Black Records, Inc. are two newly -established companies Music. He spent two and a half years with A&M, first under the guidance of President Chris Maduri. First overseeing Northeast Regional Promotion for Black Mu- String Artist's initial client signing is the B.E. Taylor sic and later graduating to East Coast A&R Manager, Group. Omni, aimed towards R&B/Dance, Country, and Black Music. Brown's record career includes similar Pop/Rock music, is nationally distributed by Alpha posts with PolyGram and Elektra/Asylum. Distribution. Both firms may be reached at 23811 Chagrin Blvd., Beachwood, OH 44122; (216) 464-5722. DON'T ANSWER ME, JUST SMILE - Caught making comments at the Los Angeles premiere of the newest Alan Parsons Project album, "Ammonia Avenue" Feder Joins Jem EMI Elevates Skinner (l-r) are Arista Records Promotions' Louie Newman, Executive VP Sal Licata, KIIS- Jem Records welcomes Unda Six -year EMI America Records FM MD Mike Shaefer, and Arista West Coast VP/A&R Neil Portnow. Feder as National Promotion Di- vet Denise Skinner has been pro- rector. Feder will be responsible moted to Manager, Merchandising/ for Jem as well as its other labels, Advertising for the label. She moves including Passport, PVC, and up from Coordinator, Creative Ser- WEA International. Most recently vices. Skinner began her record in- working in independent promotion, dustry career at Irving/Almo Pub- she also spent five years as MCA lishing, later transferring to Life - Records' Promotion Manager. Linda Feder song Records. She also counts a year with Atlantic Records in its Artist Relations department. Denise Skinner Solid Gold Taps Keizer, O'Brien Tracy Keizer has been appointed National Publicity Grimme Segues To CBS Sales and Tour Director, Canada for Solid Gold Records, Terry Grimme is the new Sales Manager of CBS -FM Inc. In related activity, Gail O'Brien moves up to Na- National Sales' Detroit office. Over the last four years tional Promotion Director, Canada. Both women have he's been affiliated with RKO Radio Sales as Manager been with the firm since 1982, gaining work experience of its Detroit office, after working as an Account Ex- in radio, retail, press, and from band tours. ecutive there for three years.

Dieterich Upped At WBBM-FM

Jones To PolyGram Post Nancy Dieterich has been promoted to the newly - Waymon Jones has been nam- created post of Local Sales Manager at WBBM-FM/Chi- ed East Coast Regional Promotion cago. Before this she held the station's National Sales Manager, Urban Contempor- Manager position. GSM Dave Plowden now assumes ary/Black Music Division at Poly - the national sales duties. Gram Records. Before joining the LOVING SOMEBODY 99KG/Salina, KS PD Denny Collier caught RCA's Rick - label, Jones was a Regional Promo- RCA Appoints Three Springfield backstage to talk about his new single "Love Somebody." tion District Manager for Arista. He's worked in a similar capacity for Schwartz Brothers, Inc. and Polydor. Waymon Jones

CBS Promotes Caplan, Stacey Amy Caplan has accepted the Eastern Sales Manager post for CBS Radio Networks. Since 1983 she'd served as Director of Sales for RadioRadio, working as an Account Executive for the CBS FM/Na- tional Sales New York office prior to that time. Suc- ceeding her at RadioRadio is Lee Stacey, who spent the last two years as a Senior Account Executive with Wendy Goldstein Susan Elliott CBS Radio Spot Sales. Luis Lara has been named President/GM of RCA S.A. (Spain). An 18 -year label veteran, he was appointed GM last year, previously serving five years as VP/Fi- BILLY SAYS HE'S INNOCENT! 94Q/Atlanta caught Columbia's Billy Joel - Gilbert New KNUS LSM nance and Administration. the label's backstage during his recent tour to ask him about his recent album, "An Innocent On domestic side, Man." Shown looking less than innocent (l -r) are 94Q MD Jeff McCartney, Joel, Kip Gilbert has been appointed Local Sales Manager Wendy Goldstein was advanced to A&R Talent Manag- and Columbia promotion man Alan Oreman. at KNUS/Denver. He joins the outlet after an Account er. She moves up from RCA Records' Talent Coordina- Executive stint with crosstown KIMN & KYGO. tor post. In addition, Susan Elliott has been tapped as Manager/Public Affairs. She comes to the label from High Fidelity magazine, where she was Managing Shipley Manages MCA Promotion Editor. Shelia Shipley has become Manager/Promotion for MCA Bowman Raised At KYW Records/Nashville. Over the Dorothy Bowman has become Retail Sales last year, she was the Director of Manager for KYW/Philadelphia. She moves in-house Career Coordination for Hallmark from an Account Executive position. Bowman's work Direction Company. Before background includes experience in recruitment adver- that, she worked in RCA/ tising sales, merchandise sales, and sales training. Nashville's promotion depart- ment. Shipley reports to f MCA/Nashville VP/Promotion Meredith Appoints Monroe Gene Hughes. Shelia Shipley Daniel Monroe has been appointed Staff VP, Con- troller/Manager, Labor Relations for the Meredith ripe TM Broadcasting Group. Prior to this, he served as CBS/ Nashville Taps Hinkle Business Manager of WNEM-TV/Bay City -Saginaw- The Mother Lode of Music's Top Hits Since 1955 Flint and Controller for Meredith's broadcasting Sally Hinkle is appointed group. The 15 -year company veteran will maintain his Broadcasting New Gold Standard Manager, Columbia Press and controller duties. Public Information for CBS .. an unequalled collection of Oldies Records/Nashville.' Hinkle has Vinyl Dreams Established with a sound never before captured worked very closely with the label's marketing division during the past Producer Allen George is President of the recently - four years as an independent mu- formed label Vinyl Dreams. The custom label is 1 CÉJ TM Communications, Inc. sic, business writer. Before that, distributed by Prelude and has issued its first release, 1349 Regal Row Dallas, TX 75247 she covered entertainment news in "Somebody Else's Guy," by former Inner Life lead the Goutiwestern reyiu as ai t vocalist Jocelyn Brown. Vinyl Dreams may be reach- C 1984 TM Communications, Inc board staff writer. Sally Hinkle ed through (212) 957-9764.

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www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, May 18, 1984 Week Iii HE'v1C'w' Birch To Unveil "Profiles Of Radio"

Tom Birch tells R&R that his ratings firm is soon going to be releasing the initial volume of "Profiles Of Radio," a look at local radio on a qualitative basis. The core of the document will delve into the interface between Birch estimates and the PRIZM geo-demographic qualitative clusters. Each market will have its radio listening broken into 12 PRIZM clusters, allowing stations' AFs and advertisers to target ad messages to audiences likely to consume the products. In addition, Birch will offer, in July, its new separate qualitative station profiles, obtained through telephone interviews during the first six months this year. The qualitative data is being separated from the ratings portion of the Birch quarterlies because, according to Tom Birch, "We Making feel will area agencies/advertisers The System this emphasize our strength in the qualitative and give another reason to use Birch." Apel Joins Reymer-Gersin Work For You Steven Apel, formerly programmer/researcher with WPEN & WMGK/Philadelphia, has join- ed the Detroit-based broadcast research firm of Reymer & Gersin Associates, Inc. Apel will serve as A few weeks (in 4-13 issue), I touched on some Research Analyst. ago the For The Record workings of the Arbitron system that can have a definite Let me clear up an item in my fifth anniversary column last week. Tom Birch is not a bigamist impact on your station's success - or lack of it. As you - I just made him out that way. Tom's lovely wife and helpmate is Roseann, not Elaine, as noted last week. I must have inadvertently given a promotion to Birch's Elaine Martin, the firm's able review that column your eye may be drawn to a line that is Client Service Director. Sorry, Tom - didn't mean to get you into hot water. perhaps the heart of the matter; namely, that a station can go up or down from sweep to sweep and yet be mentioned of getting hooked for two onto that person's in the same number of diaries and for the same time spans. loyalty - or quarter-hours (given the Ar- perceived loyalty - is on the It's how those spans are recorded in the booklets that can bitron crediting system). road to winning. make or break your numbers. However, this clutter -free ap- Here are some key things sta- Given the stakes involved, proach certainly is not adaptable tions might do to woo in -car what can a station do to make as clutter inserted at, say, :18. As to all formats, especially in the listeners or other buttonpushers. sure as possible that the system we discussed in the 4-13 piece, a crucial AM drive period. For example, if a diary analysis is working in its favor? What diarykeeper who's keeping his Or, you can be a real radio shows that 75% of your listeners in follows are some suggestions booklet precisely would thus station that has stopsets - but a daypart tune to your station in that can take a station's record "7-7:18". Unfortunately, brief ones (no more than a a vehicle, your DJ should know marketing efforts and fine-tune since the entry does not go for minute long) in the first 20-25 this and relate to the mobile au- them, perhaps leading to less five uninterrupted minutes into minutes. If you go with this tack, dience. heartache and better numbers. the second quarter hour, no and insert two or three mini- Also, design features to Feel free to borrow these ideas credit is earned for that time stopsets in the first 20-25 relate to what the audience is up or improve on them with your period. The station may as well minutes, then be sure to tease the to. If in -car listening is a big deal modified approach. have had its stopset at :15. fact that you'll be getting back to to your station, and if the com- On the other hand, the real music, your DJ, etc., soon after mutes are notable in your Programming Implications area, world might dictate a different the spots have aired. traffic updates could be a big Given the quarter-hour philosophy. Few diarykeepers Promotional Ideas part of keeping that listener from quirks discussed several weeks are precise to the minute in the As we discussed in the 4-13 pushing that button and throw- ago, and the reality of the way majority of their entries. Typical- column listeners who tune in on ing the diary into the tender mer- diarykeepers fill in their ly, respondents round off their their commutes often switch cies of the Arbitron crediting booklets, programmers might spans in quarter-hour segments. back and forth, the classic but- system. want to keep some potentially It thus seems you have two op - tonpusher syndrome. How they Finally, design contests to useful points in mind. For exam- tions to garner that second list the several stations they relate to what the audience is ple, I've heard of a number of quarter-hour after the :15 seg- sampled is a key, given the work- likely to be doing. If the largest PDs who have their clocks set up ment on the clock .. . ings of Arbitron's computer part of your audience in a key to sweep past :15 (to garner that You can push your first system. all important first quarter-hour) stopset to after the :20 mark, giv- daypart is at-home, there's no only to have a stopset or other ing diarykeepers the possibility better way to encourage button - "Also, have the on -air talent relate pushing than by gabbing on to what the audience is doing. about the bumper sticker promo- tion now on for those in their Seems simple, but I see so few stations practice this simple but cars. Also, have the on -air talent re- sound dictum." late to what the audience is doing. A number of broadcasters have called to ask me and our other editors, Seems simple, but I see so few sta- "Why is it that there are sometimes such big differences between the Arbitron and Birch estimates for the stations in my market?" For example, in the tions practice this simple but sound Keep in mind some realities winter quarterly results for New York City, WHIZ garnered a 5.5 overall dictum." metro share in the Arbitron. Compare that to the 9.8 12+ share scored in at work here. First, the com- The bottom line is that by Birch. muter diary is not likely to be fill- There can be many reasons why the overall numbers from the two ed out precisely minute by relating to your audience - and ratings services are at wide variance. Most likely they can be traced to the minute. Either the diarykeepers by tracking their behaviors in the different methods used by these companies to obtain the estimates. Arbitron's can approximate their time diaries - you can tailor promo- seven-day diary is often best filled out and returned by folks who are more spans, or they can keep the diary tions that will do their best to white-collar, non-ethnic, in a multiperson home, and better educated. The strapped to the wheel - not a keep the dread disease "pushbut- Birch approach uses a one-time phone call lasting perhaps 10 minutes, inter- tonmania" from afflicting your sta- viewing just one person per home (while diaries are filled in by everyone 12+ very likely happening. What pro- in a household). The telephone method does a better job of getting usable bably occurs then is that a recall tion. Relating to the audience in the vagaries response from 18-24 men, blue-collar folks, and others who for whatever mechanism takes over. The sta- and keeping mind reasons aren't as cooperative with a diary. These differences may begin to tion that best relates to the "but- of the Arbitron system can pay help explain the disparity between Arbitron and Birch ratings. tonpusher" and is able to hold off. Give it a try!

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www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday. Pa 9 e 12 .. May 18, 1984 Winter '84 Quarterly Results

birch Irc . 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KZST/San Francisco is Cops Crown; WWBA A/C -formatted, not Beautiful WCKY (N/T) 4.7 6.5 WEZB; WRNO Rises, KZZP Jumps Four, Music. WKRC (AC) 6.2 6.3 Steady In Second; Holds Third; WNOE-FM Grabs Second; KKLT WUBE (Ctry) 5.7 6.1 WYNF Slips; WQYK Climbs To Fourth Approaches Double WSKS (AOR) 6.5 5.5 Rebounds, Adds Four Fall '83 Winter '84 WLW (AC) 5.0 5.3 Digits; KDKB Slips '83 '84 Fall Winter WYLD-FM (Blk) 14.8 17.0 Fall '83 Winter '84 WMLX (BBnd) 2.7 4.7 WRBQ-FM (CHR) 14.9 12.3 WEZB (CHR) 15.4 15.2 KNIX-FM (Ctry) 10.5 11.5 WKXF (Ctry) 4.5 3.2 WWBA (BM) 11.3 11.3 WRNO (CHR) 7.1 8.0 KZZP-FM (CHR) 6.7 10.7 WCIN (Blk) 3.3 1.7 WYNF (AOR) 10.0 9.5 WNOE-FM (Ctry) 5.7 7.1 KKLT (AC) 6.9 9.5 WQYK (Ctry) 4.9 8.7 WSMB (AC) 6.0 6.1 KDKB (AOR) 10.4 8.3 WIQI (AC) 7.2 6.0 WWL (Talk) 5.6 5.7 KMEO-FM (Easy) 6.5 7.4 WZNE (CNR) 6.8 5.7 WBYU (BM) 6.2 5.6 KTAR (News) 8.2 7.3 WDAE (BBnd) 5.8 4.8 WQUE-FM (AC) 4.8 5.2 KQYT (BM) 6.3 7.0 Yourself 4.5 Picture WFLA (AC) 3.6 WBOK (Rel) 5.4 5.0 KUPD (AOR) 7.8 6.2 WFLA-FM (AC) 5.0 4.4 WAJY (AC) 5.0 4.6 KOPA-FM (CHR) 5.6 4.7 In RAR. 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"I never want to lose track of the fact that being a disc jockey NET WORKS was important ... When people say, 'Aren't you embarrassed to be called a disc jockey,' I look at them and say, 'It's the great- PROGRAM SUPPLIERS est credit in the world.' It has been like being a kid in a candy

store. I love my work so much that it doesn't seem like I'm work- are so REED BUNZEL ing ... That's where I think all of us in radio and television fortunate." CLARK AROUND THE ROCK:

in the audience got up and danced to the pany into a non -interconnected program Dick Clark: Rock, Radio, music. Soon the producers decided they'd service, delivered in the traditional way better play a couple of records, and in no via disc or tape. Well, the business explod- time it became records and kids dancing. ed, not only for our company but for a lot of So it always amuses me when this "new" other companies as well. And Remembrance thing is mentioned. R&R: The program syndication and net- R&R: Why do you think "Bandstand," work marketplace is also rather cluttered which is largely just a lot of kids dancing to at the moment. Is there room for everyone the latest music, has been such a hit over to survive in this business? The youthful face is everywhere introducing the latest "rate -a - the years? DC: There's definitely going to be some - is that there record" segment on "American Bandstand," handing out cash prizes DC: The attraction of "Bandstand" isn't attrition. The biggest problem really dancing on television - it's more are so many bright programming people on "20,000 Pyramid," cueing up the latest TV "blooper," hosting "Dick basic than that. It's people watching. who do good things but don't know how the Clark's Rock, Roll & Remember" for United Stations and weekly count- They're doing interesting things while devil to sell it. The strong ones will survive downs for Mutual, and even MCing myriad rock & roll concerts at you're listening to the music of the day, - that's always the case. You can't sit and American fun -and sun theme parks. Dick Clark has been a part of rock and that combination makes it a timeless pipedream in a room about "gee, I'd love seen it all from format that has survived all kinds of musi- to be an astronaut" if you've never taken and roll since its birth, whenever that was, and has - cal morality trends. As such it became a mathematics or never got an education. Abba to Zebra. His thoughts on music, radio and the entertainment in- part of Americana. It's the same thing in the radio business. If dustry provide the focus for this week's column. R&R: Was there ever any thought about you can't clear the stations, if you can't R&R: Obviously it's difficult to explain possibly bringing "Bandstand" to radio? sell them, you're going to have problems. turning points in music trends, but what do DC: We did do "Bandstand" on the radio The word syndication became a bad you think brought about the changes that in the '60s, and it was a highly successful word years ago in all media so everybody eventually came to be known as rock & syndicated show - in the afternoon, no calls it different things. The old-line net- roll? less. It was a recreation of what you works are protective of the phrase "net- DC: There are too many arbitrary state- thought you heard, with a crowd ambi- works." They don't really like to recognize ments of when rock & roll started to be ence, noise, interviews with kids, and rec- the fact that United Stations and Westwood able to fix a specific time. We were playing ord artists appearing. In your mind, as in One and RKO and all the new guys are also Bill Haley records in 1953, but there are the early days when radio was the networks. A lot of this contention is disap- people who say it got started with the "theatre of the mind," this sounded like a pearing with the aid of this new Radio Net- Chords or the Crewcuts. But that form of ballroom of some sort, and wonderful stuff work Association, which is pulling us all music came along because there was a tre- was happening. It was called the "Dick together. mendous bulk of the population that had Clark Show," and it worked in that time R&R: What do you listen to when you nothing to call their own. They had a hand- frame. Wouldn't work now, probably. turn on the radio? me-down morality that was given to them R&R: You've been involved in so many DC: If I'm alone, I can get away with by their parents in the Eisenhower period. different ventures, especially in television. playing the radio like a typewriter. My car Then along came this black-oriented, hill- What made you decide to get involved in radio is tuned to two News stations, a billy -based combination music that no- radio again and establish a radio syndica- Country station, a nostalgia station, and body but kids liked. It was theirs, a sort of tion company? the "Music Of Your Life" thing. I change rallying cry for that particular generation. DC: I began to get reinterested in radio the FM stations more frequently because I R&R: Is it possible to pinpoint certain fecting radio. What sort of impact do you around the time I started "National Music just sit there and play with it, and keep periods in rock and roll where the music think it has really had on the music busi- Survey" on Mutual. What really caught track of what's going on. made a sharp turn that affected all that ness? my attention was the satellite thing. Radio R&R: You've been involved with so followed? DC: You know the ultimate irony of all obviously needed satellite programming, much in all facets of the entertainment in- DC: That ought to be easy. Probably the this MTV hype is that in 1952 a man named so I talked the idea over with Nick Verbit- dustry. Is there one thing you've ever biggest influences came in the '50s, not the Bob Horn, who was a Philadelphia disc sky, Ed Salamon, and Frank Murphy, and wanted or never wanted to do? least of which would have been Elvis Pres- jockey, went on the air. A television station we formed the United Stations. What we DC: I don't think much about the missed ley, Bill Haley, Fats Domino, and Chuck had purchased a library of musical films, wanted to do was build a 24 -hour country opportunities or regrets. But I do have one Berry. They were the beginning of it all. including George Shearing, Nat King Cole, music network. Where we made our mis- personal thing - I was thinking about it You had Top 40 radio stations which play- and Peggy Lee, and his job was to sit at the take was that unfortunately the market- just the other day. One person I miss a lot ed black -oriented music to a white au- desk and play the musical films. Doesn't place became cluttered all of a sudden. At is Bobby Darin. I wonder what he would be dience, and that was a very avant garde that sound familiar? That was what was that point we knew we were headed down a doing now. He was such an extraordinary, thing to do. Then I guess you'd move for- then called "Bandstand." Then he invited one-way street, with room for only one or versatile talent. He probably wouldn't still ward to the early '60s, 1964, and along an audience in and the show got sort of two companies. So we said "let's leave be performing - but maybe he might. He came the Beatles who did something to tedious, so while the films were on the kids that to them," and we changed the com- would have been a very active, creative music. I don't know exactly what, but they person. I miss him. We lost him much too certainly changed the thrust of music. soon. Then the late '60s happened and music R&R: Most people probably know you started splintering, and FM came along Network for your involvement in television, but with the underground, freeform radio - Spots don't know you started in radio. How im- the non -format things that held forth so portant has radio been in shaping your well and gave birth to the album -oriented United Stations announces that 52 country correspondents. The network also has made career? stations that now are again seeking a di- artists, from Alabama to Hank Williams, Jr. have some changes in its "AgReport" programming DC: I never want to lose track of the fact rection. lent their voices for a new promotional disc for the schedule ... Beginning June 6 the Music Direc- that being a disc jockey was important. Now a year or so ago all of a sudden we network's "Weekly Country Music Countdown." tor Programming Service will begin providing a When I went to Philadelphia I went as a got the Top 40 stations back again, but The company will also be presenting "Mickey new music supply service to Country radio sta- newsman. But I was too young - they said since Top 40 got to be a dirty word they call Gilley's Golden Decade," a three-hour retrospec- tions ... Speaking of new Country music for- I didn't look like a craggy -faced, grey- it CHR. CHR is bullshit - it's still Top 40. tive on the country singer since he debuted na- mats, Drake-Chenault is considering the devel- haired man of the world. Unfortunately, I And let's not forget Disco, which became tionally ten years ago ... The Professional opment of a new pop -oriented format. This new could fill the part now. But in those days Urban. It combined black and white and Rodeo Network, producer of "The Great Ameri- Country service would not affect the company's they wouldn't let me. They made me back Latino young people with the cosmopolitan can Cowboy," is planning its 1984 network -wide "Great American Country," which was developed into a disc jockey where I started. But feel, and it became the son of Disco. Also, audience promotion. Winners selected by the net- in 1973 ... ABC Radio Sports has signed when people say, "Aren't you embarrass- look what happened to country music. You work through its affiliate stations will attend former Olympic decathalon gold and silver -medal- ed to be called a disc jockey," I look at used to be able to play any damned thing Cheyenne Frontier Days in Cheyenne, WY later ist Milt Campbell as color commentator for ex- them and say, "It's the greatest credit in you wanted because the Country audience this summer ... An encore performance of "Rin- clusive coverage of the Summer Olympic Games the world." It has been like being a kid in a was so unserved. Then along came "Urban go's Yellow Submarine" has begun on the ABC in Los Angeles ... Dale Baglo Broadcast, Inc. is candy store. I love my work so much that it Cowboy" and you got wall-to-wall FM FM Network, and will continue for 25 weeks syndicating "It's A Fact," a new series of radio doesn't seem like I'm working. If you country, with no personality. The whole through October 20. The series of one -hour pro- features dealing with facts about the world and the should only be that lucky in your life. thing fascinates me, because it's really a grams originally aired June 4 -November 26, nature of the universe ... M.J.I. Broadcasting That's where I think all of us in radio and reflection of what's happening in society. 1983... AP Network News has announced that will be expanding the format of its "Country Quiz" television are so fortunate. You may not R&R: So much has been said about MTV it will furnish "Electionwatch" promos for the to a longer "All New Country Quiz" beginning make all the money in the world, but you and music videos and how this new thing 1984 presidential campaign season, complete June 11 . . sure like what you're doing. If you don't, has changed the music industry and is af- with customized tags, to affiliate stations and you just get out of it.

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 14 R&R/Friday, May 18, 1984 NEWS & INFORMATION FEATURES Networks/Program Suppliers ABC News Blimp: Rock Net/Ufelines: Prostitutes' collective/phony bille/social butterth eal are Energy conservation (May 21) teens trying/comeback of hats (week May Astrophysicist Tom Gold (May 22) of 21) U.S. Industrial Film Festival (May 23) Sound Advice: Psychiatrist Devil Burns (May 24) Setting levels/cueing/over-dubbing/echo 8 revert MUSIC FEATURES Food writer Helen Witty (May 25) (week of May 21) Rock Net/Rock Notes: Public Interest Affiliates ABC Clayton Controversial albums: Roger Waters/Scorpons PIA Public Affairs: Webster Creative Radio Network (May 21) A clean "bill" for mental health (May Contemporary Net/ Country Calendar: Country Music's Radio Magazine: Voice problems of Claus Maine (May 22) 20) Spotlight Special: Ray Stevens (June 4) B.J. Thomas/Gail Davies (June 2) All Star Radio Don Reid (June 5) Culture Club (June 17) Gary Owens' Supertracks: Radio Hotline: RKO One Joe Stampley (June 8) Righteous Brothers/June trivia (June 2) Beat The System: Rock Net/Continuous History Of Johnny Lee (June 7) Fred/cockroach record/normal people/) deserve a Tommy Overstreet (June 8) date/1 win (week of May 21) Work rights (May 29) Rock & Roll (R. Stone) Global Satellite Net Eddie Rebbltt (June 9) Stevens and Grdnic's How to complain (May 31) Tour Rocklin: of a recording studio (June 3) Vers Goedln (June 10) Comedy Drop -ins: Mind Games: Pink Floyd (June 10) Rare Trax: Den Ackroyd (June 11) This word from Michael Jackson/Rosemary Vietnam legacy (May 28) Allman Brothers/Lynrd Skynrd/38 Special Innerview Moonle/toples PSA/Nialsen family/the Evil eye (May 29) Rock Net/King Biscuit (DIR): (week of June 4) Innerview: confessional (week of May 21) Talking to embryos (May 30) Retro Twins (May 31) U2 (June 3) Rock: Motley Crue (June 4) CBS RadioRadio (Kris Stevens) Stockholm syndrome (June 1) Ted Nugent/Accept (June 10) The Cars (June 4) Narwood Productions Entertainment Update: Smart Money: Aaron Spelli g/Annle Lennox/Rainbow/ Country Closeup: Health insurance after divorce (May 28) Scorpions/Tony Ckrtla/Mel Gibson Weird Al Tax shatters Lee Greenwood (June 4) (May 30) Yankovlc/Woody Allen/Nena/Culture Club/ Using junk bonds in your IRA (June 1) Music Makers: Shalamar/Cheech 8 Chu,o (May 21-25) Strand Broadcast Services Alan 8 Marilyn Bergman (June 4) Clayton Webster Something You Should Know: PFM Inc. Jack Carney's Comedy Show: Friendships (May 28) Reiner 8 Brooks/Nichols Guest DJ: 8 Maya (week of June 4) Wittig memos (May 29) Bon Jovl (June 4) Sporting News Report: Summer eye care (June 1) PIA Larry Holmes/Gente Coetzee/Sperky (Program Services) Anderson/Mitch WrigM/Bob Rush/Bobby Wine Rare & Scratchy Rock & Roll: (week of June 4) Syndicate It American Bandstand salute (June 1-3) Donnelly Media Olympic Dreams: Hiney Wine: Marlene Ottey/Harrison Dillard/Sunder Nlx/Willle Banks/Olympic firsts (week of May 21) RKO Networks Roots of Hlney (May 21) Radiorobics w/ Jayne Kennedy: Behind The Music (RKO 2): Where's the HIneyl (May 22) Hiney for two (May 23) Aerobic exercises (May 21) Randy Newman (May 28) Plastic Hlney cans (May 25) Spinners (May 29) Westwood One Den Fogelberg (May 30) Brad Messer's Daybook: Denlece Williams (May 31) Narwood Productions 7th Dey Adventists/Spirit of St. Louis (May 21) Cyndi Loupe( 1) (June Minding Your Business: Maritime Dey/Mersidleid train robbery (May 22) Checkin' In (RKO 2): Postal service/skyway freight (May 21) Captain KIdd/Moog's synthesizer (May 23) Waylon Jennings (May 28) Psychic consultants (May 22) Morse telegraph/AIDS (May 24) Gallium arsenide/work-at-homers Crypt of cvIllzatlon/world's oldest boat (May YOU GOT A HOLD ON ME - K.K. Downing (I), lead guitarist of Judas Priest, Merle Haggard (May 29) (May 23) 25) Vers Goodin (May 30) Passing the hat/Federal Express satellite (May 24) demonstrates a new wresting hold with Dan Neer (r), President of Torus Com- Louise Mandrel) (May 31) Company vacations/computer gold diggers (May 25) munications, after an interview for an upcoming "Retro Rock" special, distri- Playboy Advisor: Larry Gatlin (June 1) Progressive Radio Net Herpes/is buted by Clayton Webster. Countdown America it really over'NakIn care/booze at tee- w/ Computer Program: totaler party?/can he keep up?hying on John (IS Leader INC): Children's software/lap computers/super resumes/she missed her pill/oral history/ Chicago (May 28-27) micros/computer stardarde/co-processing 8 he loves a flake (May 21-25) Captured Uve (PG Prod.): compatibility (week of May 21) Spaces & Places:

First Airborne Rock 'n' Roll Division (June 4) Laugh Machine: Let's eat out (May 21-25) Rodney Den gerfleld/Bob Newhart/Proctor Waldenbooks Review: 8 Bergman/George Carlin/Joan Rivers Shirley MacLalne/"Europe By Eurall"/"Entertaining (week Strand Broadcast Services of May 21) For All Seasons" (May 21.25) Music & Memories: America/Leslie Nielsen (June 2) Gary Puckett (June 9) Syndicate It Music Of The City: PEOPLE Legend of the Apollo IV (June 4) Motown Special: The Jacksons (June 11) United Stations ABC Radio News has named Spot Sales for the past two years. Jeff Sprung Director of News for the The Great Sounds: Caplan had been Director of Sales for Entertainment Network, while as- RadioRadio since 1983, and prior to Andrews Sisters (June 1-3) signing Merrilee Cox, the current Solid Gold Country: that was an Account Executive in the Director of News for the Contempor- New York office of CBS FM/National Hank Williams, Jr. (June 1-3) CELLULOID AND ary Network, the duties formerly held SEX - NBC's Source film critic Ron Reagan and sex Weekly Country Music Countdown: Sales. Both Stacey and Caplan joined therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer discuss their impressions of the "suite life" at by Sprung. Sprung was the producer the network in 1979 as Account Exec- the Alabama (June 1-3) recent NAB Convention in Las Vegas. of ABC's 1982 coverage of the British utives at WEEI/Boston. invasion of the Falkland Islands, and e Westwood One CBS FM/National Sales has created the public affairs program added Scott Springer to its Los An- Budweiser Concert: "Listen Closely." Cox was appointed geles staff as an Account Executive. Evelyn King (June 4-10) Director of News for the Contempor- Springer joins the network from the The Countdown: ary Network in 1982, and was one of McKesson Chemical Corporation, Newcleus/Real To Reel (June 1-3) the producers of the "Election '82" where he held the same position. Prior Dr. Demento: reports. Prior to joining the network to that he was the Production Manager Demented songs/rock and roll favorites she was Bureau Manager of UPI Au- for a Honolulu -based film company. (June 1-3) dio in Washington, DC. e Grace Gearino has been named Earth News: John Evans has been appointed the new Regional Manager for the Peul McCartney/Laura BranlganNincent Spano for - (June 4-8) Corporate Controller Culver City Southwest Region In Mutual Broad- Uve From Gilley's: based Westwood One, and will be casting's Station Relations Depart- responsible for internal and external Loretta Lynn (May 28-June 3) ment. Before her promotion Gearino Off The Record: financial reporting and day-to-day ac- was the network's Program Clearance operations. He most recently John Cougar Melbncamp/Roger Daltrey/ counting Manager for the same region, and prior Joe Jackson (June 4-8) was Assistant Controller for Caesar's to that spent seven years in the news- Off The Record Specials: World Inc., having also worked with paper industry. Pat Benatar (June 4-10) Golden West Homes and Price Wa- e Uz Laud has been promoted to Rock Album Countdown: terhouse S Company. Evans will be Station Relations Manager at DIR Steve Perry/Rush (June 8-101 based in Westwood One's west coast Broadcasting In New York. In this Rock Chronicles: office, and will report to Exec. VP Ar- capacity she will be responsible for COUNTRY & WEST - Dottie West, host of Transtar's new syndicated radio More drummers (June thur Levine. station clearance for the company's program "Dottie West's Country Music Review," was in New York recently for 1-3) Special CBS Radio has named Lae Sta- roster of programs. a program premiere party. Pictured during the bash are (l -r) Transtar President Edition: Stacy lattlaaw (June cey Director of Sales for RadioRadio, Denise Cox is the new Program Terry Robinson; Needham, Parker & Steer's Mary Ann Buse; West; Need - 4-10) ham's Laurie Greenberg, Katz Radio's Lou Liz/tsky; and Needham's Jeanne Star Trak Profiles: replacing Amy Caplan, who has Director at Kris Stevens Enter- Wigand. Duran Duren (June 4-10) been appointed Eastern Sales Manag- prises. Cox comes to the company Superstars Rock Concert: er for the CBS Radio Networks. from Drake-Chenault, where she was John Cougar Mellencarnp (June 8.10) Stacey had been with CBS Radio Music Director.

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During all these about making the seminar in-store systems get-togethers, we came to the not -too -startling as beneficial as possible for conclusion that what we needed in our industry the hands-on management to maximize was more participation and interaction with segment of our industry. co-op funds! non -broadcast types who could give us informa- Remember these dates: September 15-17, the Bilt- tion to broaden our lives, while not and guidance more Hotel. Los Angeles, OFFERS AGENCIES all they need to know to win retail accounts. overlooking our own interests. And so the R&R's "Direction '84 II." 441 fact -filled Examples of successful marketing pages. Paperback. was born. And watch the paper for and advertising plans; case "Direction" series 8V2x11. in more detailed information histories; award -winning We held our first Written by William L. McGee. commercials. 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That leaves $5000 to pay Specifically, you'll learn "How to " of It is "Standardization for the buyers, the creative, Add a broadcast schedule by & Position the store - finding Timing Convenience Billing!" the postage, the phone bill, that most profitable market niche reducing newspaper ad sizes and actually increase reach To it real from Establish store ad budgets - make easy If there are about 8000 etc., etc., etc.! and frequency. (with a guide to 44 store categories) a travel and budget per- stations out there, then to run Discover (and exploit) the Hardly a way a commercials Create effective broadcast advertising assis- spective, we've been fortun- there are 8000 different bill- highly profitable (34 actual scripts of the best business. tance available to retailers new commercials). ate in getting together with ing styles being purveyed. almost everywhere. A Modest Proposal Use new trends in retail mar- the recently -merged NAB/ Each of us has different Understand the "secrets" of analysis NRBA Programming Con- software from a different I guess what I'm saying keting, research, and broadcast audience research, to pinpoint merchandising time buying and station rate here is: weaknesses and seek out the ference and are going to im- company. And, if we have cards; scheduling and billing groups. mediately precede it right no computer, the invoices Let's work collectively most profitable customer procedures. toward making radio pro- Capture the store's share of Extract better advertising from here in Los Angeles. We and statements are even the $51/2 billion co-op goldmine. fitable to buy. your advertising agency (or have even made arrange- more different. Organize pooled allowance do it yourself, in-house). ments with the Biltmore We sell radio well! dealer programs and retailer Utilize vital planning tools Complications to vendor presentations. Hotel so you can register With the new RAB and such as computerized On Complications audience data and Target for Direction '84 II and not the new rep lineup, we are Group Index. have to relocate for the This leads to an advertis- strongly represented at the must NAB/NRBA. (The hotels ing agency which buyer level. MAIL THIS NO -RISK COUPON TODAY: area block apart! ) have two to three times the Now let's get together In keeping with our origi- number of accountants or and streamline the book - R&R BOOKS bookkeepers to check all keeping. Mail to: nal premise, we're once 1930 CENTURY PARK WEST LOS -ANGELES. (A 90067 again blending the techni- the different bills to con- We at R&R are ready to solidate the information so be the catalyst. Yes, please send me copy(ies) of Building Store Traffic with Broadcast cal expertise you need to Advertising at $50 each keep up in the '80s with the that finally they can pay us. Let's go for standardized motivational input you Can you imagine how billing. Enclosed is my check for $ want and cannot get any- much it must cost to recon- Send me a copy of your where else. It is a bit too cile invoices from 600 or billing, invoices, and af- early to announce definite even 60 radio stations for a fidavits (marked Attention: NAME however, the un- one -week flight? Standardized Billing), and speakers; FIRM derlying theme of Direction If it was a $100,000 gross we will be happy to go '84 II emerging is that of order, then the agency toward an all -new (or all - ADDRESS "making you more pow- would receive $15,000... old) form that can make a CITY/STATE/ZIP erful person in a power If five bookkeepers mak- money for the AAAAs and era." ing $2000 a month spent 20 strengthen national spot!

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Very strong rumblings this week that the Look for KWK(AM)IST. LOUIS remaining PLOUGH stations will be sold to a EXIT to discontinue its simulcast with group headed by Cox Communications Exec. KWK-FM June 1 in favor of an VP/Radio JIM WESLEY and WEOK & Oldies format. The new PD will be WPDH/Poughkeepsie President ROBERT GARY BROWN, who departed this week as DYSON. No one's commenting "on the PD at neighbor KADI. record" about this one, but we'll keep you posted. In the Motor City, TONY GRAY is as PD of WDRQ. We hear his Apparently the feud apparently out replacement is to be STEVE HARRIS, last at between ABC and WLS- KRLY/Houston. FM/CHICAGO afternoon team STEVE DAHL & Across the river in Windsor, those in the GARRY MEIER is know say BATON BROADCASTING has sold beginning to heat up. Last CKLW & CKJY for around $4 million to week, the twosome was KEITH CAMPBELL. No official word from the "suspended" for the fifth principals, but the rumor seems to be pretty time because of "the solid. cumulative effect of their defiant attitude toward Sources tell us that KMGCIDALLAS Steve Dahl management." Dahl & morning man KEN DOWE has completed his Meier were removed from the air in the sale of KLTE/Oklahoma City, and has just middle of their Thursday (5-10) show by acquired three larger -market California VP/GM JOHN GEHRON. With their vacation stations. More info on this one soon. already scheduled for this week, the earliest Last week's the two could return would be Monday speculation regarding Los (5-21). Repeated format violations seemed to Angeles personality be the real reason for the sanction, as RICHARD BLADE's Gehron told Robert Feder of the Chicago crosstown (and Sun -Times, "They made no effort to try to crossformat) move from conform to our policies and displayed a very KROQ-FM to KIQQ was defiant attitude. The bottom line is that it's not right on, if you believe the their radio station." In case you're thinking all folks at KIQQ. They're this is a publicity stunt to hype ratings, Dahl saying he'll join them for said, "We are definitely looking at ways to mornings on Monday get out of our contract." This is not over yet. Richard Blade (5-21), as current KIQQ Gary D's replacement in mornings at morning team BRUCE CHANDLER & TONY WPKXIWASHINGTON is JOHN BODNAR, ST. JAMES slide up to afternoons. KIQQ also formerly of WASH, but most recently with announced other shift changes to WMAL. Here's an interesting item: Bodnar's accommodate the new acquisition, but late shift to mornings at WPKX makes him the fifth Tuesday night the new acquisition was former WASH personality to handle the making noises like he might be staying with wakeup duties opposite current WASH KROQ-FM! With the station's ownership morning man/PD BILL TANNER. The other problems on the way to being settled (see four are Bob Duckman (WXTR), Jerry Clark Page 1) and former PD RICK CARROLL now (WTKS), Dave Arlington (WLTT), and Eddie returning on a fulltime basis for directional Gallaher (WWDC). All five exited WASH guidance, apparently Blade was having shortly after Tanner took over. second thoughts. At presstime, no decision had been made, but it sounded a lot like RON LUNDY, former Blade would opt to stay with KROQ-FM. WABC/New York midday mainstay, will once again Who were those strange voices heard on be heard in the "Big the overnight show this past week at Apple" as he joins the B1041BALTIMORE? Sources say one of them staff of Oldies -formatted is BRIAN WILSON, late of WABC/New York. WCBS-FM. Ron will handle The other voice remains nameless. Could this gam -noon, six days a be the beginnings of B104's new morning week. show?

Talk around Buffalo WGCLICLEVELAND is not looking for a Ron Lundy these days has it GM! President/GM KIM COLEBROOK will that WGRQ, currently AOR, stands a good continue as GM, and Bob Travis will remain chance of switching formats, perhaps to as VP/Programming. Country, when CRB Broadcasting takes over Congrats to former WBLS/New York MD from Taft. WANDA RAMOS on becoming the National Station Manager/PD BOB HEYMANN will Promotion Director for BECKET, SUTRA & exit KQAK/SAN FRANCISCO in four weeks SUNNYVIEW RECORDS. to form his own company dealing with the RICKY SCHULTZ (of Word Of Mouth opportunities presented by digital audio. He's Promotions) has announced the formation of not expected to be replaced as PD, but GSM GREG SULLIVAN will assume additional Continued on Page 20 responsibilities as Station Manager.

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"DISENCHANTED" Continued from Page 18 two new companies with partner JIM General Manager EDD HOYT SNOWDEN. ZEBRA RECORDS and ZEBRA tells us JANE ASHER is no longer MARKETING will be officially unveiled shortly. cee PD at KTYD/SANTA BARBARA. Zebra Records, the small jazz -fusion label, will As the station shifts from a modern release KITTYHAWK's third LP as its first rock flavor to a more mainstream AOR mm... offering in mid -June. approach, DEIRDRE GENTRY (of L.A.'s Pros Is consultant BOB HATTRIK In Motion promotion/artist management firm) about to become involved with is acting PD. Edd is currently searching for a KHTRIST. LOUIS? We hear permanent programming replacement. conversations have taken place. Urban -formatted WLVWICHARLESTON, The irony, of course, is that Hattrik helped SC has gone dark. The station is in the guide crosstown KWK from its birth until process of being sold. recently. If you've always wanted to work in a Michael And - speaking of consultants, Houston tropical paradise, then get your T&Rs out to based ED SHANE has hired former JONATHAN KEYES, at ISLE -95, Suite V-2, KLOUHouston PD MICHELE ROBINSON - Caravelle Arcade, Christiansted, St. Croix, SAYER to serve as Music Director for Shane Virgin Islands 00820. The money and the Media. Michele will coordinate music and sun are great for this unique midday opening. assist in the development of new formats. Wedding Bells: For KFMB & Our condolences to the family and co- 8100/SAN DIEGO's SANDI Martin workers of ABC Radio Network Director BILL BANISTER, who married ten-year GATELY, who succumbed to a heart attack crosstown KGB -FM afternoon April 22. Gately, 48, had spent more than 25 veteran J M McINNES (4-28) ... and for years working for ABC. KNBOITACOMA morning man JOHN JAY SCOTT has been MURPHY now wed to LINDA BRUMBAUGH. appointed OM/PD at KOB- STORK STOPS: Cowboy hats off to FMIALB000ERQUE. Jay was an Charlie Daniels Band VP/Publicity & Promotion air talent at KRAV/Tulsa and RON HUNTSMAN and his wife VIVIAN T -5115o WKY/Oklahoma City. He fills the vacancy left From the LP, The Heart Never Lies. 'T-5119 (formerly of CBS Records/Nashville and now Produced by Ed Norman for Hin-Jen Productions. following STEVE HATLEY's tragic death Jim with the Tennessee Radio Network) on the Management: Gary Borman. February 28 in a motorcycle accident. birth of their first child, Catherine Elizabeth Available on Liberty Records & High -Quality XDR® Cassettes. L u61 L09TT RECORDS. PAUL WILSON is now PD at KJQN-AM & (4-2) ... Consultant MIKE McVAY and his wife diede ofG,ltol Ree,rd, Inc. FMIOGDEN. Doris have a new daughter, Jessica Michelle LIBERTY' ALIMIM 4etro.. ... WQMFILOUISVILLE PD TOM OWENS and RICK LOVE has been promoted from MD his wife Candy welcomed Jeanna Page on May to Program Manager at 9 ... WESTWOOD ONE New York WKGLIMIDDLETOWN, NY. He replaces the VP/Advertising Sales RON HARTENBAUM and KEN WINDHEIM. exiting his wife LAURA (VP/Associate Media Director AOR veteran MAXANNE SARTORI has for MCA Advertising in Westport, CT) had a added the title of Assistant MD to her baby boy, Stephen Charles, May 4 .. parttime air duties at WNEW-FM/NEW YORK. KSOIDES MOINES PD JARRETT DAY and his Jim Monaghan remains NEW -FM's Music wife Lindy had a baby boy May 7, Brandon Director. Michael.

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Years ago someone doing a solo record either meant his or her Berlin featuring Virginia Macolino group had broken up or that it was just about to. Remember wondering (left); right, Terri Nunn dominates the present lineup about Diana Ross without the Supremes or Paul Simon without Art Gar- The focal point of Berlin is singer Terri Nunn, who cowrites the songs with John Crawford, funkel? Or hearing about Paul McCartney's first solo record and then sings them, and acts as spokesperson and visual centerpiece for the band. Nunn was with the group when it emerged with "Sex (I'm A ... )" and "The Metro" in 1983, and she was there for learning the Beatles were breaking up soon afterward? the original independent label release of "The Metro" as a single the year before. Nowadays those types of solo records still But there was an earlier female vocalist in Berlin; in fact, there was virtually an entire different exist. A lot of them follow a group's breakup band. That early incarnation played around Los Angeles clubs in 1979-80, and recorded a single (Don Henley and Glenn Frey, Robert called "A Matter Of Time" for IRS and an album. The sound wasn't terribly different from the pre- Plant) or a member leaving the group (Jef- sent Berlin, but the group was. The singer was Virginia Macollno, and there were three other in- frey Osborne). And there's still the occa- strumentalists who have now been replaced by the present Berlin lineup. The only constant in sional solo record that directly precedes a the two Berlins is bassist/songwriter John Crawford. breakup or departure (Lionel Richie ex- tended the confusion over whether he would leave the Commodores until after "Truly" Stephenson's Story Deniece Deniece became a hit). But more and more often, as Van Stephenson is a newcomer to the Deniece Williams is enjoying her first charts, but he did surface in 1981 with an solo CHR Breaker with "Let's Hear It For album on the late Handshake label. He had The Boy," but she's been heard from for written a few country songs, and this first some time. She got her start singing backup Z.Z. Hill: record, called "China Girl" (no relation to for Stevie Wonder, and then came under the Bowie's), was pop-slanted but less rock - wing of Earth Wind & Fire's Maurice Another Phil Collins, Steve Perry, and Christine oriented than his current material. White. White produced her first album, Mc Vie find solo success without breaking "This Is Niecy," in 1976. She enjoyed up several Black Radio and disco hits (notably Voice Stilled "I've Got The Next Dance" and "It's Gonna I mentioned in passing in a column last Take A Miracle") , but her only previous year, artists are able to fulfill their desires pop success came in her 1978 duet with for self-expression and still maintain a role Johnny Mathis, "Too Much, Too Little, Too in their parent groups. Late," which hit No. 2. And to bring things At the moment, two of the biggest hits are full circle, she was recently represented on by group members off on a solo venture: "Against All Odds" by Phil Collins of Genesis and Journey's Steve Perry with "Oh Sherrie." It's Perry's first solo single, but Collins is an old hand at the dual role; his solo hits equal Genesis's chartmakers at this point. Also on the Back Page is "Love Will Show Us How" by Christine McVie, whose band Fleetwood Mac, with previous hits by Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buck- ingham, obviously have the solo/group hit- making balancing act down to an art. Van Stephenson turning Chinese Z.Z. Hill: Comeback cut short Deniece Williams emerges from the 1984 has had more than its share of trage- background dies involving recording artists and producers. ONE YEAR AGO TODAY Following the deaths of Marvin Gaye, Ral Íßt the Black/Urban chart with another Mathis Donner, 011ie McLaughlin, Count Basle, and duet, "Love Won't Let Me Wait." MYRON ROTH NAMED others comes the news about veteran soul EXEC. VP FOR MCA RECORDS GROUP RUSS THYRET NAMED SR. VP/MARKETING & PROMOTION and blues singer Z.Z. Hill. As April drew to a AT WB ELLYN AMBROSE BECOMES VP close, Hill died at age 49 when complications AT SMN JONATHAN PINCH NEW VPIGM AT WMGGITAMPA from a broken leg caused the fatal onset of phlebitis. TOM JOERRES APPOINTED VPIGM AT WMGFIMILWAUKEE TONY GRAY NAMED Hill recorded from the midsixties for PD FOR KMJMIST. LOUIS onward, The Spinners are on "New York Hot labels including Kent, Audrey, Hill, Mankind, N1 CHR: "Overkill" - Men At Work (Columbia) (3rd week) Tracks" the weekend of May 18 .. #1 A/C: "My Love" - Lionel Richie (Motown) (3rd week) UA, Columbia, and Malaco. His early, bluesy Top #1 COUNTRY: "You Take Me For Shannon appears on "America's 10" records were frequently excellent, but he Granted" - Merle Haggard (Epic) #1 BLACK: "Save The the week of May 18 ... Stephen Stills is didn't hit with much national impact 1971, Overtime For Me" - Gladys Knight & Pips (Columbia) (4th week) until on "Night Flight" May 18 ... "Solid Gold" with #1 AOR TRACK: "She's A Beauty" - Tubes (Capitol) (3rd week) "Don't Make Me Pay For His Mistakes" for the week May 18 salutes the #1 LP: "Outside Inside" - Tubes (Capitol) of Gram- and "Need Someone." 1974 brought a su- mys with stars Alabama, Irene Cara, Kim perb collaboration with producer Allen Tous- FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY Carnes, Culture Club, Duran Duran, Kar- saint and the Black radio hit "I Keep On Lov- en Kamon, John Cougar Mellencamp, ing You," and Hill also had Black radio suc- and Lionel Richie ... Kim Fields and DON BOULOUKOS NAMED GM AT WLSICHICAGO cess with 1977's "Love Is So Good When Wang Chung are on "American Band- CHUCK THAGARD BECOMES VP/FIELD PROMOTION AT RCA You're Stealing It." stand" May 19 ... The O'Jays and the 1 CHR: "Reunited" Peaches & Herb (Polydor/PolyGram) (4th week) Over the last two years, starting with - Romantics appear on "Soul Train" the #1 A/C: "Reunited" Peaches & Herb (Polydor/PolyGram) (3rd week) "Cheating In The Next Room" on Mataco in - weekend of May 19 ... Yarbrough & #1 BLACK: "We Are Family" Sister Sledge (Cotillion/Atco) 1982, Hill had been consolidating an impres- - Peoples guest on "Thicke Of The Night" sive comeback as the leading practitioner of #1 COUNTRY: "If I Said You Had A Beautiful Body" - Bellamy Bros. (WB/Curb) May 22 ... Another syndicated show, this #1 In (A&M) week) traditional Southern blues/soul. Sadly, that LP: "Breakfast America" - Supertramp (5th one called "Music Vision" and focusing on rewarding new phase was cut short. Z.Z. Hill's black/urban crossover music, joins the mu- long career, with its numerous notable records TEN YEARS AGO TODAY sic on TV ranks. It's hosted by comedian and general lack of recognition, could be char- Fred Barry, LaToya Jackson, and KJLHI #1 CHR: "The Streak" Ray Stevens (Barnaby) acterized by the title of an album compiled by a - Los Angeles VP/GM J.B. Stone. Stevie #1 A/C: "Sundown" - Gordon Lightfoot (Reprise/WB) (2nd week) former label after he'd moved on: "Dues Paid Wonder is scheduled as a guest for the #1 COUNTRY: "Is It Wrong" Sonny James (Columbia) In Full." - pilot.

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Vice President Of Promotion '83 (Corporate): Dick Williams (EMI America) Frank DiLeo (Epic) 6. Major Market Music Director '83: Michael Ellis (Z100) Chris Thomas (Z-93) Pete Thomson (KAFM) Ray Anderson (Columbia) Bill Cataldo (Polygram) Bruce Wendell (Capitol) Mike Bone (Elektra) Bruce Kelly (B-94) Glenn Kalina (WCAU-FM) Jim Payne (WMAR-FM) Mike Shaefer (KIIS-FM) Steve Meyer (MCA) Howard Rosen (Warner Brothers David Urso (Asylum) 8. Vice President Of Promotion '83 (Independent): Johnny Barbis (Geffen) Skip Miller (Motown) Patty Hamilton (93FM) Robert Moorhead (KIOO) Mary Taten (0107) Nick Testa (Scotti Brothers) Donny lenner (Arista) Eric Heckman (Chrysalis) Roy Chiovari (Rocshire) 7_ Major Market Air Personality '83: Jim Elliot/Scott Woodside (Q107) Rick Dees (KIIS-FM) Don Imus Michael Plen (IRS) Michael Abramson (Island) Ralph Tashjian (Private I) Herb Trawick (Solar) (WNBC) Larry Lujack (WLS) Scott Shannon/Ross Brittain (Z100) Steve McCoy (Z-93) Terry Young 9. National Promotion Director '83 (Corporate): Wafter Winnick (Epic) Jack Satter (EMI America) (WCAU-FM) Jim Kerr (WPLJ) Steve Dahl/Gary Meier (WLS-FM) Shadow Stevens (Z100) Michael Lessner (Capitol) Sam Kaiser (Atlantic) Stu Cohen (Warner Brothers) Marc Nathan (Atco) 8, Large Market Radio Station '83: WGCL (Cleveland) KHTR (St. Louis) WKTI (Milwaukee) KBEO(Kansas George Chaltas (Columbia) Bob Feineigle (Portrait) City) WPHD (Buffalo) I-95 (Miami) B-97 (New Orleans) KPKE-FM (Denver) WZPL (Indianapolis) WKRO 10. National Promotion Director '83 (Independent): Rick Bisceglia (Arista) Chuck Oliner (Chrysalis) (Cincinnati) Steve Resnik (A&M) Don Wright (Motown) Arthur Promoff (Geffen) Suzanne Emil (Sire) Brian Rooney Geffen Mike Krum (Scotti Brothers) Sherry Smith (Meta) 9. Large Market Program Director '83: Hary Moore (WPHD) Todd Chase (KBEQ) Nick Bazoo (8-97) (Rocshire) Jason Minkler 11. National Promotion Executive '83 (Corporate): Andrea Ganis (Atlantic) Joe Grossman (Polygram) Jim Richards (XTRA) Dallas Cole (WKTI) Robert Walker (Y100) Dave Parks (KS103) Sue Emmer (Warner Brothers) Susan Wax (RCA) Mike Martucci (Columbia) Mona Moore (Elektra) Rick Pat Mason Dixon/Steve Rivers (0105) Keith Islet' (1-95) Gillette (FM102) McKay (KBEQ) Lisa Velasquez (Atlantic) Mark 10. Large Market Music Director '83: Shands (1-95) Joe Nasty (KTFM) Chris Collins (FM102) 12. National Promotion Executive '83 (Independent): Robin Henken (Geffen) J.B. Brenner (A&M) Roger Christian (ROCK102) Frank Amadeo (Y100) John Piccillo (WPHD) Diana Thomas (0105) Daniel Glass (Chrysalis) Vicki Leben (Motown) Sean Coakley (Arista) Susan Buylaski (Chrysalis) Greg Rolling (B-97) Mark Bolke (KPKE-FM) Rick Stone (A&M) Paul Yeskel (Arista) Nancy Glucksman (Chrysalis) Bruce Schoen (Arista) 11. Large Market Air Personality '83: Alan Sledge (0103) Hary Moore/Robert Taylor (WPHD) 13. National AOR Executive '83 (Corporate): George Meier (Polygram) Bill Bennett (Epic) Dancin' Danny Wright (WGCL) Don Cox (I-95) Cat Summers (0105)Steve Davis (WZNE) Jim Cook George Gerrity (Warner Brothers) John Schoenberger (MCA) Don Wesley (EMI America) Robin Kravitz Bill Bartlett (Capitol) (WNYS) Sean Lynch (KNBO) Brian Pierce (B-97) Danny Clayton (WKTI) Sonny Fox (Y100) (Elektra) Paul Rappaport (Columbia) Alan Wolmark (RCA) Judy Libow (Atlantic) 14. National A/C Promotion Executive '83 (Corporate): Sheila Chlanda (Columbia) Gunter Hauer 12. Medium Market Radio Station '83: FM100 (Memphis) KXX106 (Birmingham) WNVZ (Nor/olk) WDCG (Atlantic) Polly Anthony (Epic) Bonnie Goldner (RCA) Dorine Gruen (Polygram) Sandi Lifson (MCA) (Durham) PRO -FM (Providence) BJ105 (Orlando) WTIC-FM (Hartford) WRVQ (Richmond) Shelley Green (EMI America) WSEZ (Winston-Salem) WPXY-FM (Rochester) 15. Northern Regional/Local Promotion Executive '83 (Corporate): Larry Van Drutt (RCA) Herb Gordon 13. Medium Market Program Director '83: Randy Kabrich (WDCG) Guy Zapoleon (KRO-FM) Robert John (Columbia) Frank Falise (MCA) Gerry Thompson (Epic) Rich Tamburro (EMI) Rick Alden (Elektra) (FM100) Kevin McCarthy (KXX106) Mike St. John (KX104) Bob Kaghan (WBCY) Charlie Lake (WHFM) Tommy Schoberg (EMI) Frank Sciarra (Atlantic) Arthur Field (Capitol) David Leach (Polygram) Bob McNeil (WRVQ) Gary Mitchell (BJ105) Steve Kelly (WNVZ) Ron Gregory (Warner Brothers) Sal Ingeme (Columbia) Tony Chalmers (Capitol) Rick Miller (Atlantic) 14. Medium Market Music Director '83: Jett Morgan (WNVZ) Terry Long (BJ105) Bryan Sargent (KX104) Ricky Salvador (Capitol) Bob McKenzie (Polygram) Merv Amols (Capitol) Lenny Collins (Epic) Ray Free Mike West (WTIC-FM) Tom Prestigiacomo (FM100) Bob Lewis (WRVQ) Marc Cronin (WHFM) George Stone (Warner Brothers) Don Masters (Polygram) David Anderson (Capitol) (Epic) Dan Wilson (KJYO) Tom Mitchell (WPXY) John Van Pelt (WDCG) Train Zimmerman (Capitol) 16. Northern Regional/Local Promotion Executive '83 (Independent): Wayne Fogie (Motown) Medium Market Air Personality '83: John Boy (WBCY) Rick Knight (WFLY) Bobby Cook (KX104) 15. Gregg Feldman (Arista) Al Cataro (A&M) Tom Moran (Arista) Robert Nesbitt (Chrysalis) Ron Herbert Roger St. John (WRVQ) Steve Conley (FM100) Gary Craig (WTIC-FM) B.J. Harris (KX104) Mark Shannon (Curb) Jeff Backer (Arista) Steve Pechter (A&M) Larry Green (Chrysalis) Jeff Cook (Arista) Don George (KJYO) Russ Grey (KXX106) Kelly Norris (KRO-FM) (A&M) Mark Diller (Chrysalis) John Grady (Arista) 16. Small Market Radio Station '83: W000 (Daytona) WBBO (Augusta) WZOK (Rockford) WAEV (Savannah) 17. Southern Regional/Local Promotion Executive '83 (Corporate): Don Miller (Epic) Alan Oreman WOMP-FM (Wheeling) WKRZ-FM (Wilkes Barre) WVIC (Lansing) WPST (Trenton) WOEN (Gadsden) (Columbia) Mike Steele (MCA) Butch Waugh (RCA) Geno Rumple (Capitol) David St. John (Polygram) WANS-FM (Greenville) WVSR (Charleston) K104 (Erie) Z102 (Savannah) Michael Conway (Epic) Frank Turner (MCA) Chuck Jones (Elektra) Terry Lawson (EMI) (Polygram) Robby Vogt (RCA) 17. Small Market Program Director '83: Ralph Wimmer (WDOQ) J.D. North (WAEV) Bill McCown (WANS-FM) Sandy O'Conner (Capitol) Larry King (Atlantic) Wade Conklin Tim Steve Smith ( Polygram) John Fagot (Columbia) Jim Sellers (Elektra) Tom Chaltas Jack O'Brien (WERZ) Jim Rising (WKRZ) Roger Gaither (WQEN) Jack Alix (WKPE) Russ Brawn (WXLK) Burruss (Columbia) (Columbia) Chal Martina (EMI) James Bishop (Capitol) Jett Shane (Epic) Bob Alou (EMI) Jack Gillen (WKHI) Dwayne Bonds (WOMP-FM) Ray Williams (Z102) Skip Elliot (WJAD) Tim Fax (WZOK) Denny Mosesman (Elektra) 18. Small Market Music Director '83: David Lee Michaels (WDOO) Bruce Stevens (WBBO) Randi Sommers 18. Southern Regional/Local Promotion Executive '83 (Independent): Billy Lemmons (Arista) (Z102) Tony Booth (WFBG) Ralph Carroll (WCGQ) Leo Davis (WOEN) Mark St. John (Y102) Linda Alter (Motown) Al Twanmo (Chrysalis) June Colbert (Arista) Paul Crowley (A&M) Louie Newman Will Kauffman (WOCM) Dick Phillips (WEVA) Jim Martin (WCIR) Don O'Shea (WXLK) Steve Stone (KHTX) (Arista) Steve Brack (Chrysalis) Rich Pechter (A&M) Joanie Lawrence (Arista) Jett Hackett (Chrysalis) Stet Rybak (KC101) Lee Durham (A&M) Dave Prescott (Arista) Meyers 19. Small Market Air Personality '83: Alan DuPriest (WFOX) Coyote Calhoun (WABB-FM) Chris Andrews 19. Independent Promotion Executive Of The Year '83: Jim Davenport...Joe Isgro...Jerry (WZYP) Tom Holiday/Dave Harmon (WVIC) John Chommie (KHTX) Alan Hoover (WBLA) Mark Thompson Gary Bird...Jerry Brenner...Jonas Cash...Howie Goodman...Ernie Phillips...Mel DeLatte...Don Anti... (Y102) Michael Murphy (KZZB) Bill Matthews (WIKZ) Kirk Chaff (WOID) Jay Christian (WOUT) Al Brock Billy Jerome...Chuck Dembrak...Ben Rosner...Tom Gerardi...Stan Bly/Jack Hakim...Billy Smith... Beer... FM991 Bryan J. Conners (WEED) Paul Gallis...Juggy Gales...Moe Preskell...Dave Carrico...Bobby Hurt...Dennis Lavinthal/Lenny Tamiko Jones...Pat McCoy...Buddy Scott...Don Graham...Tom Kennedy * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

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Page 26 R&R Friday. May 18. 1984 fig Datebook MONDAY, MAY 21 The Return Of Clive Davis ORION This week was an eventful one in the career of Arista President Clive Davis. On May 23, 1973, Davis was fired from the President's job at Columbia, allegedly for misuse of company funds. On this day in 1974, however, T H E Clive returned to the record biz, ostensibly as a consultant to Bell Records, the label that he turned into Arista roughly six months later. And on May 24, 1976, Davis pleaded guilty to nonpayment of taxes on $8800 in income and was eventually fined $10,000. Birthdays: Ronald Isley 1941. TUESDAY, MAY 22 Springsteen's First Single "Eddie & The Cruisers," which implied that Bruce Springsteenesque music had existed on the Jersey shore in the '60s, wasn't completely inaccurate. On this day in 1966, the 14 -year old Springsteen and his first band, the Castilles, cut their first single, "That's What You Get," in Bricktown, NJ, one county south of Asbury Park. The two sides were never released, and the false start was repeated a few years later when a producer convinced Spring- steen to drop out of college to become a recording artist ... then disappeared. By the time you read this, Spring- steen's new "Born In America" LP should have been released. WEDNEDAY, MAY 23 Cash Goes The ranks of bankrupt legends include a depressingly large number of early rockers (who were usually ripped off from a variety of sources). And in recent weeks we've found out just how deep in debt Marvin Gaye was, and seen Mick Fleetwood become yet another rocker with an apparently vast amount of royalties who still filed for bankruptcy. Perhaps Stevie Nicks can have Tom Petty advise Fleetwood. Petty initiated Chapter 11 proceedings had of on this day in 1979 . With his breakthrough, "Damn The Tornadoes," still six months off, Petty spent most his money in legal battles with MCA over its right to inherit his contract from ABC Records. One presumes that TP's financial difficulties were eventually cleared up; when Petty engaged in his famous legal battle with MCA over the list price of "Hard Promises" in 1981, one of his arguments was that he didn't need the extra money.

THURSDAY, MAY 24 Cash Flows Rosanne Cash was born in Memphis on this day in 1955. When she was 11, her parents divorced and she went to live with her mother in Ventura, CA. But she and father Johnny stayed close and she got her start doing his wardrobes before joining her sister (Carlene Carter) as the show's opener. After kicking back and forth between Nashville, London, Hollywood and Munich (where she recorded a German -only LP for Ariola), Cash and songwriter/producer Rodney Crowell were married, and she honed her road act in his backup band, the Cherry Bombs, before her debut U.S. LP, "Right Or Wrong," in 1980. As with Pat Benatar (who also surfaced around the same time), one of Cash's stated intentions was providing a female role model who wasn't a victim. That theme has surfaced repeatedly in her work, both in her selection of covers (e.g., John Hiatt's "It Hasn't Happened Yet") and originals like "Seven Year Ache," written during an argument with Crowell, who, she insists, still liked the song. Birthdays: Bob Dylan 1941, Patti Labelle 1944 )k- FRIDAY, MAY 25 The Man With The Horn Miles Davis celebrates his 58th birthday today. Davis's recorded output goes back almost four decades; he was doing well enough with variations on traditional jazz that "Bitches Brew," generally acknowledged as the first The New Single funked-up jazz album and the source point of the fusion movement, probably wasn't necessary to cement his already -lofty artistic standing. Following a car crash in 1972, Davis became known as aloof and reclusive; his reputation wasn't helped much when his ex-wife, Betty (not Bette) Davis released a song entitled "He Was A Big Freak" (in which she was compelled to whip the title character with a turquoise chain). On Your Desk Other birthdays: Style Councilman Paul Weller 1958, Tom T. Hall 1936 SATURDAY, MAY 26 Mac Chat This Week! It's been almost eight years since the revamped Fleetwood Mac's first hit, meaning that the Mac can only claim obscurity over half its lifespan. Stevie Nicks is responsible for less than a quarter of the group's 13 CHR hits, but she's given the group most of its psychological texture. If the obliqueness of her lyrics occasionally becomes a target for satire, it also helped make her group's music a lot more substantial than most of the semi -tough pop that it competed with. It should be easy to put together a good, semi -obscure set for Nicks's 36th birthday today. She has an unusual amount of non-LP material on flip sides, (Mac's "Silver Springs") and soundtracks ("Violet & Blue" on "Against All Odds," along with tracks from "Fast Times At Ridgemont High" and "Heavy Metal"), as well as duets with everybody from Tom Petty and Don Henley to Robbie Patton and Kenny Loggins. Other birthday: Hank Williams Jr. 1949. SUNDAY, MAY 27 Hits From A Dry Hole Although he seems to be at the other end of the country spectrum, Don Williams does have something in com- mon with Slim Whitman and Boxcar Willie. As late -night TV ads have reminded us (and reminded and reminded us), the latter two artists are stars in Britain, and so is Williams, who celebrates his 45th birthday today. He gave up his job as a loan collector in the Texas oil fields to form the Pozo Seco Singers (Spanish for "dry hole" in geologists' jargon) and had a midchart hit in 1966 with "Time." After the group disbanded in the early '70s, Williams tried to go into business for himself, but drifted back to Nashville and became a songwriter before singlehandedly putting JMI Records on the map with "Amanda" in the early '70s (later joining ABC/Dot, then MCA). air personality Stephen Hill points out that all the Jacksons have either recorded DISTRIBUTED BY CBS RECORDS Note: WBRU/Providence solo or done outside production. Tito produced RCA duo Steven & Sterling in 1982. - Sean Ross

www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, May 18, 1 984 Page 27 KROQ George E. Cameron Communi- (AM), is a wholly -owned sub- Murdoch New GSM At Continued from Page 1 cations, operator of KROQ sidiary of Burbank. from 1974 to 1976 during a fiscal WAMO-AM & FM crisis and employee strike. who was not one of Alan Murdoch has been named Alan has extensive knowledge of Roberts, the original partners, became General Sales Manager at the market, and that local ex- involved WAMO-AM & FM/Pittsburgh. perience will give us an edge on increasingly after loaning money to the Murdoch succeeds Ray Gusky, 'DVE and B94, since they are owners in 1973 he rock who became GM/Sales Manager direct competitors of ours. It's when was a pro- at crosstown WPNT three weeks always nice to have somebody moter. He pumped large sums ago. who's been on the other side of the of money into the stations, put A 15 -year industry veteran, fence, and we're very happy to them back on the air, and Murdoch most recently served as have Alan aboard." settled 26 pending lawsuits. Station Manager/Sales Manager Murdoch was unavailable for Roberts is the managing part- at WBZZ (B94)/Pittsburgh. Be- comment at presstime. ner in Burbank Broadcasting, fore that, he was GSM at compe- which operates KROQ-FM. titor WDVE. Sheridan Broadcast- Barbis Continued from Page 1 ing President and WAMO-AM & porary radio and black and Bloom FM GM Glenn Mahone told R&R, Continued from Page 1 "Through the normal explosive country crossover possibilities ing his way up to Research dynamics of radio, for appropriate music. We're Alan became Director and then MD. He available and we were confident that his experience able to suc- previously served as MD at cessfully compete for his talents. will benefit the entire Warner Bros. promotion effort." crosstown WRKR, having Morgan Barbis told R&R, "I'm thrill- formerly worked in the re- Continued from Page 1 ed and honored to be joining WB search department at neighbor WOKY. Bloom told R&R, we wanted. I grew up listening again. This is like coming back "I'm HOW RARE? - WKKD-AM/Aurora, IL welcomed Rare Earth members Gil Bridges to him, and always believed home for me. I'm looking for- excited by the unique chal- and Mark Olson to talk about their new album and video. Pictured (l -r) are WKKD PD there was no one better, espe- ward to working with my many lenges that programming Dan Ferrelli, Gil and Mark, and air personality Robinn Lange. WQFM cially in Southern California. At friends and associates I have presents. This is a great KMGG, he will be reaching the within the organization." station with the opportunity to into people who grew up with him. Before joining Backstreet, Bar - evolve a radio dynasty. I've It's a tremendous opportunity bis was West Coast Regional been blessed with an airstaff of for us, and we'll give him all the Promotion Manager for Atlan- dedicated professionals that tools to make it work. tic, VP/Field Administrator of rates second to none, and man- "I might add that KMPC and Promotion at ABC, and held agement that has made the (Golden West Radio Division regional promotion and longterm commitment to win- ning. These will President) Bill Ward have been marketing positions with ingredients very gracious, and I'd like to Warner Bros. form the basis for continued success for many years to thank them for the way they've Buchanan handled the change." come." Continued from Page 1 Ward commented, "Robert Bloom's first move was to ap- 18 months as OM at KVIL-AM & point W. Morgan did a fine job for us overnight personality FM/Dallas, as well as PD stints Jerry Gavin as MD. It was also and we wish him well." Morgan at KSTT/Davenport, WHNN/ was out of town at presstime announced that Promotions Di- Bay City-Saginaw, and WFBG/ HEADIN' FOR THE JAM WFHG/Bristol, VA recently put 40 people on a bus and unavailable for comment. rector John Duncan has exited - Altoona. the station. headed for the 10th annual Charlie Daniels Volunteer Jam. WZKS Scott minent position in Dayton, and basically the Transactions Continued from Page 3 Continued from Page 3 task is to reposition WHIG to be the domi- Interstate Buys WGAY, nant 25-54 force in the market. Right now Randall added, "I think this is going to a previously been PD at WTVN/Columbus the listeners are primarily 45+, so we're Plans Talkradio Format very successful operation based on our ear- and WNDE/Indianapolis. Before that, he looking to bring those demographics down ly Birch numbers. There won't be any spent two years as OM at KTSA-AM & Interstate Communications, Inc. has agreed to about ten years." drastic programming changes, just round- FM/San Antonio. Scott told R&R, "I'm purchasP WGAY (AM)/Washington from Greater Scott added that evening personality ing out the little oil to the definitely excited about joining Cox Broad- Media for $950,000, subject to FCC approval. corners, adding a Keith radio casting and WHIG. It's a great company Wright has been elevated to Music Greater Media is selling the property to clear a spot machine, and making this the best Director. station in Nashville. We had asked Jim to and facility. The AM station has a very pro - on its station roster for WWRC/Washington, which stay on as morning personality, and I'm Sebastian it's buying from NBC. Page 3 sorry we lost him, as he's really a talented Seigel Continued from Interstate President Gary Portmess, who also man." Continued from Page 3 Jacksonville. Sebastian told R&R, owns WHAG & WOCMIHagerstown, MD, says he Prior to KADI, Seigel worked as an air "Midwest Communications is a great com- plans to mount a News/Talk format on the 1 kw Prior to his 15 years with Cox's WHIO, personality at WFBQ/Indianapolis, having pany to grow with, one which certainly has daytimer, which now simulcasts Beautiful Music Kempff was associated with CBS Spot Sales formerly been a parttime air talent at not peaked by any means. Paul Stagg is a with WGAY-FM. Portmess said the decision was in Chicago and served as GM at WCOG/ KHTZ/Los Angeles. Seigel told R&R, "I'm super guy to work with and work for. He's based on plans by Greater Media to drop NTT on Greensboro. Randall had been with WLUM the only female PD in the St. Louis area, given me the rope I need to pull this thing WWRC with the exception of NBC Talknet at night. for two and a half years serving as PD, and it was an honor to have been selected. I off successfully, and I'm very grateful to WGAY will air ABC Talkradio from 10am-4pm, Operations Manager, and eventually Assis- feel good working for Richard and his com- him. I'd like to add how much I appreciate and will also affiliate with CNN Radio and the ABC tant GM, with prior programming ex- pany. The station is on an upswing and I see the support of (Burkhart/Abrams/ Entertainment Network. Portmess said he would perience at WZUU/Milwaukee and a bright future ahead. KADI is already on Michaels/Douglas & Associates consultant) like to obtain the WWRC call sign if Greater Media WZEE/Madison. target, so there won't be any major changes Bob Elliot, who's been right beside me as decides not to retain it, and hopes to boost power forthcoming." my confidante ever since WAPE." to 5kw next year.

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DON'T DO IT (ALL) YOURSELF He Who Delegates Is Boss There are many skills one must master to become an effective manager of people. Unfortunately, most of us who have risen from the on -air ranks, through programming, into a position of responsibility, have not been properly trained in ANY management skills. It was that managers do ... they come up with new of the more rigid managers among us to scenario which prompted R&R's first "Shirtsleeve Seminar" on man- and creative ways to make their businesses take, its acceptance does wonders for staff agement skills for programmers in mid -March. better, more profitable. You can spend morale. more time talking relatability with your Let people do it their own way (given As the many fine speakers pointed out, it morning team, help the sales manager re- that their way is correct) and they feel like is so much easier to do your job if you know do it all yourself; after all, it saves time. design the rate card, cook up a promotion they're working WITH YOU as opposed to how to deal with people. That may be a How many times have you thought to that will help your station get the giant buy, FOR YOU. You're running a happier ship simplified synopsis, but it has complex ap- yourself, "It'll take me longer to explain to and you can help the people working for you because the staff is motivated, and you can plications. I won't attempt to recap the someone else how to do this than it'll take get better at THEIR jobs. continue to parcel out tasks to those specialized topics covered in the seminar me to do it?" But there are two very good members of your team showing the most (you're just going to have to attend the reasons why you shouldn't do it all promise. You get more time to be creative, next one), but I would like to examine a yourself. and your employees get the satisfaction of management skill that can save you time, First, you'll burn out. Running a suc- Getting Started actually running the store. help you to become more creative, and cessful anything (radio station included) Assuming you're buying the theory so As a former "do it all yourselfer" make those working under you feel greater from any management position requires a far, let's get into the hard stuff - actually myself, I can highly recommend develop- job fulfillment. Too good to be true, you lot of work. If you do it all yourself, both delegating. Start with something easy, and ing the skill of delegation. I only wish I'd say? Well, I didn't say it was going to be you and your physical and menial health pick someone who you think is going been smart enough to use it earlier in my easy, but I think you'll find any effort you will suffer. All work and no play not only places. That way the difference between career. Oh, there's also a nice bonus con- expend well rewarded. makes Jack a dull boy, it keeps Jack out of what you wanted and what you actually nected to becoming a master delegator: Let's face it, you've reached the position touch with the very people he's trying to get back won't be so large. And, for me, you get to become a pretty decent judge of you're in by being both more talented than serve - in this case, the audience. that is the key to becoming a good people as you observe how they handle the those around you and (be honest now) more Second, if YOU do it all, how are the peo- delegator: learning to compromise. tasks you've assigned ... but that's a aggressive. That last part usually ple working for you ever going to learn? It never fails: you assign someone a task whole new column topic, which I'm plan- translates in a letter of recommendation to How are they ever going to progress? I to accomplish, and it comes back com- ning to assign to someone else. "hard worker." And, believe me, I'm not strongly believe we all have an obligation pleted, but, well, it's not the way YOU putting down people who work hard, but to train the people who come into this would have done it. Here's where the com- they are the ones who have the most dif- business behind us. I know that I would not promise comes in, and it's not a com- ficulty in mastering the fine art of be where I am today had it not been promise of quality, it's a compromise of R&R's Senior Editor, John Leader was an DELEGATION, which, if you haven't for the willingness of the people I worked methodology. You don't have to settle for air personality, Music Director, and Program already guessed, is the topic at hand. for early on to teach me the basics and inferior work when you delegate Director for ten years before joining R&R as beyond. something, but you do have to accept the Top 40 Editor in 1977. He went on to become You Can Do It All, Executive Editor and VP/Managing Editor for But, if you don't want to do it out of bold and daring theory that there is more the paper. His radio background includes But Don't altruism, go the other way do it for than one way to do almost anything. - KHJILos Angeles, WOXUUAtlanta, and WLAV Okay, you've risen through the ranks yourself. Delegation means you'll have People will do things their own way, and WGRD, both Grand Rapids. Still very ac- because you not only know what you're do- more time to do what you're supposed to won't they? 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BRAD WOODWARD KPRC Vs. KTRH

TO GUEST OR NOT TO GUEST -A key difference between Houston's News/Talk rivals is Rival Talk Philosophies KTRH's heavy use of guests vs. KPRC's open -line programming. Making a regular monthly ap- pearance on KTRH is Houston Mayor Kathy Whitmire (left), interviewed here by afternoon host Clash In Houston Sheila Rushlo. not, did not, and are not abandoning the is doing is old-line, stodgy and boring, so be open -forum concept. But Ben's show is it. Whatever it takes to satisfy the listeners Usually when two News/Talk stations go head -to-head in a market, featuring a lot of guests. He is an incisive, ... KTRH takes a more conservative ap- one emphasizes Talk while the other goes all -News. Detroit, San Fran- excellent interviewer and we want to take proach to the news. cisco, Boston, and Washington are good examples. In Houston, however, advantage of that." both stations in the format have adopted the same stance. KPRC and Bold Personalities, KTRH are primarily Talk stations with a heavy emphasis on news in the Market Veterans morning. Neither carries a solid news block in pm drive. One of KPRC's key strengths, Schultz is convinced, is fielding strong Talk per- TRH What the stations is the way sets apart sonalities who've been in the market a long "We have the largest news organization they approach Talk. KPRC thrives on open - time. "Both of our daytime talk hosts are in Houston, 24 hours a day, seven days a line shows, scorned by some Talk program- KPRC r week. I have a strong feeling about KTRH's 950 extremely capable and well-informed. mers as amateurish and unfocused. At news I it. They've got a combined 26 years on the air image; grew up listening to Last KTRH, guests and "issues -oriented talk" will not attribute the fall book totally to Ben in this market right now. KTRH is fielding summer when Hurricane Alicia hit they did fill the Baldwin. I think that's crazy. But getting airwaves. hosts who have probably a combined four an incidental (Arbitron) here and found Although KTRH has traditionally held a the station's call letters out in front of the years on the air in this market." that over half of Houston was tuning in to slight lead, KPRC last fall scored a surprise public and eliminating some of the call let- KTRH. We intend to do whatever is neces- KPRC's afternoon ace is 17 -year Houston 5.9-4.1 upset. But KTRH bounded back into ter confusion between the two stations had a sary to continue serving our audience's lot to do with it." radio vet Alvin Van Black. Hired away the lead in the winter book with a 5.2-3.8 from KTRH when KPRC first went N/T, news needs, and if it means a more conser- edge. Aggressive promotion of KPRC had nev- Van Black is often called "the kind of talk vative approach to the news, then obviously For a closer look this matchup, let's er been tried "prior to the last year and a at show host people love to hate," according to that's what we'll do." start by running down the weekday pro- half," Shultz recalls. "We just felt we need- In tracking the ratings history of every ed to position ourselves in the market. Schultz, who adds, "That's fine as long as gram lineups of both stations: they listen." Former KTRH PD Ed Shane show on the air, Packer has found soft spots Something we absolutely had to do was de- in some of the weekend specialty programs. KTRH velop an effective new promotional cam- calls Van Black "a Joe Pyne-type fella." how "Every program stands or falls according 4-6 am agriculture news block paign." TV ads, mostly on co-owned KPRC- Schultz explains KPRC's personality approach is extended into news shows: "We to the audience's needs," he explains. "If 6-9 - news block TV, were supplemented by newspaper and not news, we try to be 9-10 "Morning Poll" talk magazine ads, plus billboards. are happy talk but warm and human and relatable and we try 10 -noon - talk (Wayne Dolcefino) to talk like people talk, and at the same noon -1 pm - news block time not lose credibility. We are not an old- 1-3 - talk (Sheila Rushlo) line, stodgy, dry News station as far as the 3-4 - financial news. talk (Rush - lo, Dick Brasie) delivery goes. The last thing we want to do is He the morn- 4-7 - sports talk (Jerry Trupia- get boring." calls station's ing news block a -paced, 7-10 - psychology talk (Dr. Ed drive "fast uptem- Reitman) po, slick, smooth product." 10-11 news block Still ticking off contrasts, Schultz told me, think there's a difference in manage- 11 pm -4 am - Larry King Show "I ment attitude. We try to hire quality people KPRC and leave them alone. KPRC is a great 4:30-9 am news block place to work and I think that makes a lot of difference. It certainly comes through on Alvin 9 -noon - talk (Ben Baldwin) Harry Schultz Michael Packer Ben Baldwin Van Black the air. That is one of those hard -to -describe noon -1 pm news block things that makes our product sound a lot 1-2 pm talk (Ben Baldwin) people aren't listening then that tells me 2-4 talk (Alvin Van Black) Listeners As Programmers brighter and smoother and more attractive - something is broken and needs to be fixed. I 4.6 news, Van Black talk alter- When I asked Schultz to explain how the on the air than theirs." think we have a lot of weak programming nate every quarter hour two stations differ, he had no shortage of on the weekends and that's where I'm fo- _ sports talk answers. "Personally, I feel we have better KTRH's Pipeline To Leaders 6-7 cusing first." Some "major" changes are 7 pm-1 am NBC Talknet quality people, better equipment and a KTRH, meanwhile, is undergoing major also in the offing. 1-4:30 am - sports talk (Anita Martini) greater concern for the overall technical changes in both programming and person- sound. We're aware that they're 50kw and nel. Ed Shane resigned this spring and was Music Lures Talk Audience The Baldwin Caper we're 5kw, with the obvious need to produce replaced as PD by his assistant, Laura Interestingly, Packer doesn't view KPRC The central event in last fall's leadership a better product to overcome that massive Morris. And in March Michael Packer as his main foe. He contends the two sta- reversal was a coup by KPRC - the hiring signal advantage they've got. returned to his hometown from WXYZ/De- tions have loyal and distinct core au- away in November of KTRH's top talk tal- "I think we assume a much greater level troit to take over as Station Manager. diences, with his own being somewhat ent, 10-year veteran Ben Baldwin, in a blaze of intelligence on the part of our audience, Only 25% of KTRH's shows are open -line, younger and more heavily male. of publicity and promotion. The boon prov- and structure our programming according- Packer estimates. "My personal philosphy Adult -oriented music poses the biggest ed to be short-lived, however. In addition to ly. We assume our listeners are better in- is that it's important that the audience have problem for News/Talk stations, according capturing a sizable overall 12+ lead, this formed than the average person in town the opportunity to pick up a telephone, dial to Packer. "In two years both stations have winter KTRH battled back to a near tie and we don't belabor issues or beat our lis- seven numbers, and ask questions of the lost considerable audience to music sta- against Baldwin's midday show, while teners over the head. leaders in their community and the nation tions. We're losing more audience to the KPRC's share in that daypart fell below its Open -Line Talk Vs. Guests that are making decisions shaping their Country and Beautiful Music stations than last pre -Baldwin number. lives for them. KTRH puts them in direct we are to each other. And they're listening "We tend to let the audience determine Losing his big fall lead so suddenly didn't contact with those people. to music for longer periods of time. I think what is important to them, rather than tell- seem to ruffle KPRC Director/News & Op- "I think it gets a little boring just hearing the key lies in finding what these music ing them what's important. We have al- erations Harry Schultz. "It's like the sun the same old party line that a host may listeners want in the way of News and Talk ways done a lot of open -forum telephone coming up in the morning and setting at want to give. You get into a lot of circular and addressing that." talk. KTRH has always been very heavy on night," he told me. "I've always said Ar- conversations and repeating the same phil- Packer sums up, "I think there's room guest after guest after guest." bitron can only be used as a tool. We cer- osophy and information over and over. It's for two News/Talk stations and both will Schultz believes open -line shows are tainly don't plan to make any changes. We much more interesting to balance open -line grow. I fully anticipate KTRH will grow as "very because a variety of feel what we're doing is right; it'll just take entertaining talk with guests." we continue to listen closely to our core au- topics come up. If you've got 18 or 20 callers a while to pay off." dience, determine their needs and service there might be 18 or 20 News: Conservative Vs. Slick on the air in an hour, them. And I hope KPRC is successful, too, Promotion Blitz Scores Packer confirms there's an audible dif- subjects. It's very entertaining to listen to, because we need to pull more people back not gave his station portion of ference in the news style of the two stations, '`ng Baldwin only and entertainment, as the talk to AM. If they go up five shares and we go for but notes that KTRH has a strong lead in KTRH had going them," News/Talk, is the name of the game." up five shares, that's great. I think we help morning drive. "Sure, they're much faster - but provided the ideal focal Schultz admits KPRC has been using each other." 'mphasis on promotion. "I more guests lately but stresses, "We have paced; they're much slicker. If what KTRH

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JOEL DENVER A MINI HISTORY Happy 30th Birthday

KIMN CELEBRA TES - (Top) At a party at new KIMN & KYGO studios, one of the many birthday cakes goes on display. (Bottom) KIMN receives mayoral proclamation and portrait of former owner Ken Palmer. Shown (l -r) holding proclamation are VP/GM Steve Keeney, Lee Palmer (wi- To KIMM dow of Ken), and Jefferson -Pilot President Wally Jorgenson. Everyone likes birthdays, and I'm no exception. When a radio sta- tion with as rich a CHR tradition as KIMN/Denver turns 30 years old, it's a momentous occasion. When I learned that KIMN was celebrating with a concert and guest appearances by former employees, I felt it only 30 Years Later, 1984 in glorious detail. fitting that the festivities should be covered In 1984, KIMN is a viable, exciting AM when we began playing rock music exclu- That meant delving into the past for some CHR and a role model for all radio stations, sively," Steve noted. "It would have been thoughts, comments, ideas, and memories both AM & FM, regardless of format. A con- too easy for us to have changed to A/C and from former KIMN staffers. In addition, tinuing dedication to perfection and com- blow off the teens. I'll take all of them that the spotlight is focused on those currently KFEL munity service are the cornerstone values will listen, because today's teen is tomor- working there. Through the cooperation of radio upon which this radio station has operated, row's adult. KIMN today is the product of VP/GM Steve Keeney and PD Doug Erick- no matter who the owner. taking a good radio station and turning it in- son, here is a look at KIMN's past, its pre- IS NOW These values were implemented by peo- to what we think is a great radio station sent, and a hint of the future as well. Happy ple in broadcast management who have a through the investment of time, money, 30th Birthday, KIMN! feeling for what makes a radio station more love, more money, and a deep desire to than just a radio station. Let's take a look at serve the community." the people responsible for today's success at KIMN. Doug Erickson Steve Keeney Doug Erickson (age 33) has been at The Early Days KIMN for eight years, joining the station as A station veteran since 1973, VP/GM the overnight announcer in 1976 after work- Steve Keeney has been in his present posi- Since May 1, 1954, radio in Denver has ing at a small station tion since 1976, after serving in various never been the same again. On that day, in Waco, TX. Frus- sales capacities at KIMN. Starting in radio new owner A.L. Glassman, publisher of the * Same dial trated with his lack of 1959, he feels, had "Standard Examiner," based in Ogden, kc. at WDAE/Tampa in "I career advancement, position 950 of being on the air myself, UT, took over the operation of KFEL from the advantage he was about to get which gives me a greater understanding of owner Gene O'Fallon for a mere $275,000. out of radio when he Same top shows I was never what KFEL signed on the air in 1922 as one of the * programming, although made a last shot at you could call an on -air superstar." first stations in Denver, and O'Fallon and programs the big time, sending himself had run the station continucusly Staying True To An Image an audition tape to from 1925 to the announced change in own- Steve recalled what he set out to do when KIMN. The rest is ership. * Ray Perkins he became VP/GM. "The station had been history. Doug has worked almost every Doug Erickson * Morning with McCoy faltering in the ratings a bit since 1973. Pa- At the time of takeover, the most signifi- cific & Southern owned us until 1974 when shift at the station in his career, and after cant change was the new calls KEVIN. * Game of the Day Jefferson -Pilot, our present owners, took serving as PD for the past four years feels a KIMN was to be the flagship station in a * Denver Bears Baseball over. We'd been through a series of PDs, special affection for the station and its past. network connecting stations in Idaho, "KIMN has a great history and legacy Gabriel Heattrr Carl Wigglesworth, Nick St. John, and Jim Nevada, and Utah, with expansion to begin * Davis (who gets the credit for stabilizing which we work hard to maintain," he said. in Colorado, New Mexico, and Nebraska. * Fulton Lewis, Jr. us). Then came Hal Winston, then Loren "We continue to remain viable because we Hence the calls KIMN: Key station, Inter- Owens, who remained with us as PD from keep trying to outdo what we've done be- mountain Mutual Network. 1977 until 1980 when I named Doug Erickson fore. Since Steve Keeney is a young man as our new Program Director. himself (41) , he keeps a real open mind The only staff changes announced were a "Our main AM Top 40 competition was about staying on top. Whatever it takes, he EY STATION new GM, Collin W. Lowder from KLO/Og- K KTLK (1280 kHz) and for the adults it was gives it to us so KIMN can be the best." den; a new Program Director, Ronnie Mc- KHOW (630 kHz). FM was still in its infan- Continued Coy, who replaced Dale Morgan; and the I NTERMOUNTAIN cy, with KOAQ play- temporary cessation of broadcasting from 1 ing Top 40 in 1974, to 5:30am. Near the bottom of the newspa- M UTUAL along with progres- per article noting these changes, there was sive stations KBPI small mention of a possible change in for- and KLZ-FM (now a ETWORK mat, which was to be announced near the N KAZY), but none i end of May, 1954. making a huge im- pact. After looking at A print ad in the Rocky Mountain News where things were which ran shortly after the takeover at- headed, KIMN delib- tempted to mollify the audience by asser- In later years the station changed hands erately became more THE ting "nothing would be changing, every- again, being bought by Cecil Heftet (now involved with the Steve Keeney thing would be the same" (see early KIMN Hawaii's Congressman). Heftel began community, and I was determined to create radio ad this page). Little did the other pumping money and promotions into the an ongoing visibility for the station using KIMN CHICKEN broadcasters in the market realize what station at a rapid rate, setting the pace for a one major event each quarter." (See weight and influence the new call letters winning tradition and attitude which re- "KIMN Spectaculars"). of KIMN would carry in years to come as a main in place today, thanks to a history "Fundamentally, KIlVIN has remained WAS HERE! contemporary music giant. strong ownership throughout the years. the same station it was in the late 1950s

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Like any good Top 40 station of its day, KIMN knew how to survey the OflLTflIflG hits. Many include pictures and/or caricatures of the jocks, plus information on the latest station contests, and the most standard Top -40 staple of all, the HEW? request line phone number. Some of the earliest surveys from as far back as 1958 show the station fully ensconc- ed in what parents hated and teens loved, Listen To rock 'n' roll. Topping the January 6, 1958 chart was "At The Hop" by Danny & the These Juniors. Other hot rockers included "Peggy Sue" from Buddy Holly and the Jerry Lee Columbia Lewis classic "Great Balls Of Fire." But mixed Records: in were such schmaltzy ballads as "April Love" by Pat Boone, "All The Way" by Frank Sinatra, and the Johnny Mathis standard "The Twelfth of Never." Music was in a time of transition, and so was KIMN. Even as early as 1958, the station surveys boasted of a "Pick Album Of The Week" and listed the Top 10 ROGER LPs, although singles were outselling albums y, by a good margin. K1 WRIERS "5:01 AM (The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking)"

a.°s 95 HIGH SCHOOL °i""" AOR Tracks: AOR Albums: SOUTH newtnot School ore a.ot South High history of p,oneers, n" into the t the Woven the the West, and of to preserve the meanest theucity snuggle o Survey for the bitter grithe week and starting tional ideals. The Saturday, its educationalu ° in 1926. May 18, develop dedicated 1974 was their High School One of South as the Rebel's. AO is known R's .. 27 student body the "three Winners L.. is the motto, traditions - ^ many line be responsible. respectful, top be Denver's be one of y salutes KIMN respectfullonoble, #25,000` ranking schools. in Cash .,,l.. And we've only just begun. Official Colorado

As time marched on, so did the appearance of the KIMN music surveys. They were no JOUIII1T fIFTllIS longer called the "KIMN Hit Parade" or "950's They were replaced by slicker personalities: Top 50" or the "KIMN Fabulous Five Pre- Hal Moore (now at KHOW), Randy Robbins sents." Instead the KIMN surveys took on (a Capitol Records promo rep), Brant Miller "Simple" more dramatic artwork, adopting newer, hip- (WLSIChicago), John London (of London & per slogans such as the "Denver Tiger" in Engleman), Gary Todd (WIBC/lndlanapolia), A/C NEW & ACTIVE 1964, then adding the words "Boss Radio" Bill Minkler (PD KGW/Portland), Ross (thank you, Bill Drake) in addition to the Tiger Reagan (KUDL/Kansas City), Todd Wallace Radio identity. It was also during this period (San Diego -based consultant), Jim Davis that the station lost a number of its old standby (VP/GM V100/Charleston, WV), Ted Atkins favorite jocks, as personality radio changed to (VP/GM WHTXIPittsburgh), and others too a more -music approach. (See "KIMN Hall Of numerous to mention. All left a lasting impres- Fame.") sion and contributed to what KIMN is today.

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1954: Call letters KIMN come into EDDY existence 1955: Live music predominates on KIMN 1956: Gary Owens comes to GRANT KIMN 1957: KIMN goes rock 'n' roll

1958: 5 KIMN jocks flagpole -sit for several days for "Romancing promotion 1959: Pogo Pogue kidnapped by students from Regis College The Stone" 1960: Ken Palmer purchases KIMN from Cecil Heftei; air/traffic reports instituted 1961: Pogo Pogue bitten by snake during promotion in ex C1 49u - snake pit Pe).i%> AKsff tTJd;;p 1962: KIMN brings Fabian to Rocky 1973: KIMN presents Denver for concert Jazz Festival with Mountain 1963: KIMN provides Wonder Stevie first live 1974: KIMN purchased by reports from Jefferson -Pilot Parkland Broadcasting Hospital in 1975: KIMN institutes $10,000 Dallas on cash giveaway Kennedy 1976: KIMN covers flood in Big assassination. Thompson Canyon which CEIR kills over 100 people SIGNIFICANT ACTION 1977: KIMN Chicken established as mascot; Steve Kelley AOR Tracks: arrives from Tampa 1978: KIMN reemerges as Black/Urban Contemporary Music force 1982: KIMN Parade of Lights with 8. 1 share SIGNIFICANT ACTION attracts 300,000 people to 1979: "I'd Rather downtown Be In Denver" WXKS-FM KTFM WJBQ 1983: Kelley's Calls For Kids theme established WPHD WKDD WJAD raises over $60,000 to 1980: CKOI KMGK WCGQ fight child abuse WCAU-FM WKDQ KISR 1984: KIMN 30th Anniversary of 93FM WJXQ WFOX rock 'n' roll and entertainment celebration B96 KJ103 KNOE-FM WHYT WRQN WHSL Continued from Page 34 WFLY WHOT-FM WAZY-FM AM In An FM World WVSR 13K KFMW One can't help but wonder if putting this highly successful format and staff on FM The KIMN WKEE KIKI KG 0T has been considered recently? Doug said, "We've had those feelings in the past, but 092 KQMQ KCDO Airstaff there is no one on our staff who can honestly WKFM KLUC KGHO say that being on AM is an excuse for us to As in the past, there has been scant turn- lose. We realize we have to work harder to over in the KIMN airstaff in the last several KOZE WRCK KHOP do as well as an FM would. Obviously, there years. PD Doug Erickson explained, "Little turnover speaks well for KIMN and our WKRZ-FM KSKD KBIM is a market for what we do; personality CHR on AM. company. We've got an outstanding airstaff WGUY and we take very good care of them. WHTF "About five years ago we considered put- Paxton Mills this format on our FM, KYGO, but it's They're one of the reasons we've stayed as 103CIR ting KITE doing well with a continuous Country for- strong as we have. Because they're taken the WZYP WKHI mat, so the thought doesn't cross our minds. care of by understanding management, This station still rocks because to do other- results they produce are extraordinary. WFMI wise would be denying our heritage and Our philosophy is 'if we don't keep our peo- would violate people's expectations of ple happy then we deserve to lose them.' think "We keep the guys very active. Each Video KIMN. I believe the people in Denver Eddy's New of KIMN as more than just a radio station. makes up to two and three personal ap- listings For they appear as a Watch Your loLocal For many years to come I foresee our cume pearances a week, and The Stone" remaining in the range of 250,000 to 300,000, group for station events as well. We ask a involve- Of "Romancing and people will continue to listen for that great deal of them, but community quarter-hour or so to find out what's going ment is a cornerstone of KIMN and essen- DISTRIBUTED BY CBS RECORDS on at KIMN." tial to our success.'

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1964: KIMN brings the Beatles to perform at Red Rocks 1965: KIMN covers major Platte River flood which devastates Denver NEW & ACTIVE 1966: KIMN begins "Boss Radio" C H R 1967: KIMN brings Paul Revere and the Raiders to Red Mach/Urban Rocks Amphitheatre 1968: KIMN presents Peter, Paul BREAKERS! & Mary in concert z" 1969: Beach Boys record a special jingle for KIMN WCAU-FM 26 PRO -FM KYNO-FM Denver Pop Festival Y100 add WNVZ KSKD WGCL add WHYT KHYT 1970: KIMN presents the WCZY deb 38 WFLY WGUY Steve Kelley Mile High Osmonds in concert FM102 23-18 Q100 WIGY Seat Sit raises $35,000 for charity 1971: KIMN sold to Pacific & KS103 deb 40 WMAR 103CIR Southern Broadcasting 1981: Paxton Mills arrives to do XTRA 28 WYCR WERZ mornings from 1972: Kent Burkhart programs KNBQ 33-30 WKEE 13FEA WGAR/Cleveland KIMN WKFM 36 FM106 WKHI WHTF deb 34 WKRZ-FM WJBQ "I think our current airstaff is the best WNOK-FM WJAD KIMN has ever had. It includes our Produc- WJZR add tion Director Bob Karson and Music Direc- WHO add KAMZ KILE tor Gloria Avila -Perez, who's got great WOKI deb 39 WFMI Q101 ears. For the first time in the eight years I've been here, our morning show, featuring KRGV deb 36 WKDD KKQV Paxton Mills, has dethroned the perennial KTFM 32-28 WKFR KGOT winning competition in adult demos. Our KQKQ KCDQ night guy Steve Kelley continues to amaze 13K deb 40 us and others around the country with his KIKI deb 35 KEYN-FM KHTX dedication and extra effort, shown in his KQMQ 38-33 WHOT-FM KSLY various charity promotions (see "Kelley's KQXR KZOZ Steve Kelley Crusades") ." KGHO 36 WXKS-FM KMGX e `-- Doug continued, "Bob Simpson, who t 1 CK01 net came to us from WIBC/Indianapolis, is an outstanding afternoon drive talent. Late evening personality Scott Jenkins, who's in from WPGC/Washington, is young and Don't lie"iideo energetic; he could be the find of the a's "Heart decade. Randy Jay, who's doing middays, Watch LaToy ¡ Tracks" has been here for a lot of years and is On warm, personable, and well -liked. All- N nighter Neal Dionne does an exceptional DISTRIBUTED BY CBS RECORDS job." Continued Bob Simpson Neal Dionne Bob Karson

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 40 R&R/Friday, May 18, 1984 The Hall Of Fame Any 30 -year tribute to KIMN would "A Tribute be insufficient without the words and memories of some of the con- tributors to KIMN's heritage. To Ken Palmer"

AL LOHMAN: One-half of the KFI morn- Ken Palmer ing team was "a struggling young disc jockey in ran at KIMN from 1957 to 1958. In fact I met my Ken Palmer bought KIMN from Cecil Heftel 1960, and the station wife there, " he remembered. "She was doing until 1971. Unfortunately, he died a few months back and missed the 30th a show at night called 'This is Maryanne.' She anniversary of the radio station he'd put so much into. sounded we dating, pretty good, started and ROGER BARKLEY: Now part of the KFI/Loa Everyone interviewed for this story spoke in glowing terms of the man and what he contribut- we're a still married. KIMN really had good Angeles morning team of Lohman & Barkley, ed to the station and their lives. KIMN VP/GM Steve Keeney felt especially close to him. "Ken lineup, and when i we were came there just Roger was PD at KIMN under Cecil Heftel Palmer is the patriarch of this radio station. He had the ability to turn any negative into a positive. beginning to build big ratings. Roger and I from 1960-61. "Rock & roll was only a few "His understanding of how radio programming and promotion worked together was amazing. didn't work there together. I One of the things years old at the time," Roger recalled, "but For 11 years, this comprehension of the importance of good fundamental radio, combined with most remember about the station was that (air Cecil loved to spend money and so did the uniformity, consistency, and style, made KIMN a powerhouse." personality) Pogo Pogue and his wife guy he it to. Ken Palmer, actually sold so we had plen- Steve went on to detail a promotion Ken engineered which set the market on its ear. "Ken lived in back of the station because he had a ty of excitement at all times. But one of the wouldn't let anyone top him. When he heard that KBTR was going to give away two Jaguars, he First Class ticket. I'm sure I glad went to work best things about both of them was a hands- topped them by going out and buying an entire used car lot, cash! KIMN gave them away at the there, as I learned a lot from the folks around off policy on programming. ft was during this rate of one an hour until they were all gone. All the audience had to do was play name it and claim me. period of time we nicknamed the station 'Tiger it, and it was the same record every time!" Radio.' I remember during Ken's era we paint- "Ken has served as my personal mentor in how I run this radio station. He was a wonderful ed mental pictures with the news using music, man who contributed greatly and unselfishly to others, especially young budding talent. He is drumbeats, or some sound in the background sorely missed but not forgotten. KIMN will dedicate the conference room in our new studios to that fit the story. We called it 'newsic,' but our his memory."

competitors called it 'noisic. ' I think they were jealous, as KIMN always had a great energy around the radio station, which made it a fabu- lous place to work." the flagship station for the Intermountain Net- time alumnus of KIMN. Ironically enough, both work KIMN fed 168 stations including KHJ times he spent nine months at the station, and KFRC. I think I still hold the world's record "and I didn't give birth during either visit," he for never being on time for my show and never joked. "I went there the first time in 1968 to getting fired for it. I lived only three and a half do 9pm- l am under PD Robert E. Lee, and be- minutes away and never made it on time once! lieve me, they paid some of the best money in One weird bit I did was to phone Moscow to radio at the time. I remember it was during the find out what their Top 10 was. It took me four era when we played a record, then a 90 -sec- JAY MACK: Currently working at WMZK- days to get through, but what do you want for ond commercial break around the clock each FMlTraverse City, MI, Jay did afternoons for a person named the 'Hickey Poster Child' for hour. it was crazy, but Bill Drake was doing it KIMN from 1963 to 1971 when the station 1957?" so it was okay. When the competition got was sold to Pacific & Southern. He saw the tighter, we'd just do a six -minute commercial change in radio from personality to more - set and sweep for the rest of the half-hour. music and was able to adapt. He remembers POGO POGUE: Currently working at KLO & They never knew what we were going to do when KIMN brought in the Beatles. "It was KLUB/Salt Lake City, Pogo, from every ac- next. The second time I was there was 1972, amazing. Ken Palmer was running the show count, is the best remembered K1MN person- working for Al Brady, doing afternoons. We and he didn't care how much money he had to ality. "I arrived at KIMN in 1955, and remained covered the city like a blanket with an unbe- spend. We brought them to an outdoor amphi- until 1965. I got the name 'Pogo' because as lievable news department, replete with six theater called Red Rocks. I remember in 1965 a kid I was nicknamed 'Pogue.' When I went news cruisers, some of which were active 24 KBTR brought in the Roiling Stones. Well, we into radio I had a contest to see if people knew hours a day. I think back on those days and l countered by bringing in the Beach Boys on what a pogue was. One lady called to say, cherish those memories. Each time I was at the same night, only our concert was free. 'You sound like a jumping DJ; you should be KIMN the magic happened all over again." Everything we did was first class, from promo- Pogo Pogue.' So the pogo stick became my tions to salaries. Ken expected the best out of trademark and I became known as the jumping us, and didn't mind paying the price for ex- disc jockey. I pulled a stunt by jumping from cellence. Our ratings in the Pulse were astro- Boulder to Denver which really locked the nomical ... we had 60 shares!" identity in. I was part of what they called the 'Fabulous Five,' which included Roy 'The Bell Boy' Gunderson, Glen 'Boogie' Bell, 'Rolls' Royce Johnson, and 'Smllln"Jack Merker. I JACK MERKER: Known as "Smilin"' Jack remember when a college called me up on the Merker from 1959 to 1968 and serving as PD air threatening to kidnap me and cut off my from 1965-68, Jack did the morning show beard if I played a record particular again. and called himself "J. M. in the A.M. " Now Then another group threatened to do it if I Director of Programming for Peters Produc- didn t play it again. I was in a no -win situation, tions in San Diego, Jack fondly recalls his time and the football team from Regis College did at the station. "it was such a great radio station kidnap me and cut off my beard!" that none of us wanted to leave, so the 'Sen- sational Six' hung in there. Many of the rea- sons for us staying was because of Ken Palm- er, who is the greatest man I've ever known. He was an innovator and dynamo who taught a lot of people a lot of the skills they've used in CHUCK BUELL: A legend in the Denver mar- other jobs. I was Promotion Director at one ket, Chuck worked at KIMN twice, once from time and Cecil Heftel told me we had to give ROY "THE BELLBOY" GUNDERSON: Work- 1963-67, leaving for WLS/Chlcago, and away $10,000 over the next 10 days. So we ing at KIMN from 1958 to 1961, Roy was also again from 1978-83, departing to join KPPU got out the phone directory and began reading, known as "The Ding Dong Daddy Of Denver." Denver as morning air personality. "I went names until the people called in. That's how He's now an insurance underwriter and does back to KIMN because Denver is home for me the often -duplicated 'name game' was born." occasional voiceover work. "I did afternoons and it served as an opportunity for me to be in- back then, and we did some of the craziest volved again with a great radio station. I things. We rode mules to 'Magic Mountain,' remember all the things we gave away the - chased greased pigs at rodeos, and climbed cars, the cash, you name it. Years ago jocks GARY OWENS: Internationally known for his into snakepits for attention. We were real stars were more involved with the groups that came work on TV and in syndication, Gary currently back then, and we owed that to Ken Palmer. I KIMN brought lots of them in. does mornings at KPRZ/Los Angeles. He re- to town, and remember getting hired at the station by Cecil One night we'd brought Sonny & Cher in for a calls the station as it was making its transition Heftel, who asked if I had an extra set of PJs concert and afterwards took them to the Whis- to Top 40 in 1957. "I was only 21 years old with me. I ended up auditioning on the air at a key A Go -Do in Denver. All of us were wild and and was giving up a career in news to become 'Wake -A -Thon,' which was a contest for peo- night, I was dancing with a jock, so doing mornings at K/MN was very crazy that and there ple trying to win a house by guessing how long important to me. I'd come from KOIUOmaha, Cher in one of the suspended go-go cages. we could stay awake. After it was all said and To KIMN has done well because it's where I worked for Don Burden and we were this day done, Cecil handed me a contract and I went growing into Top 40 at the time, with a bit DAVE THOMSON: Most recently an air per- one of the few radio stations that's learned to just to work for KIMN." coexist with the marketplace. of Peggy Lee and Frank Sinatra mixed in. As sonality at 0107/Washington, Dave is a two-

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KIMN Spectaculars Continued from Page 39 Filling the station's yearly promotion Kelley's calendar, KIMN's four -person fulltime pro- Crusades motion department keeps busy staging the following events. It takes a very special kind of air personality to do more than his/her four Sky Fire and hit the door. One of those people is KIMN 6-10pm air personality Steve Drawing nearly 200,000 viewers each Kelley, who has gone that extra mile more than once to raise money for year, KIMN's creation of "Sky Fire" has charity and help keep KIMN on the lips of the community. been duplicated in many cities across America each Fourth Of July. Listeners are KIMN VP/GM Steve Keeney calls Kelley astounded as thousands of dollars of the "the best-known jock in town. He's been here finest fireworks are launched and since 1977 and was named 'Denver Radio choreographed to rock music. Personality Of The Year' in '83. He's really a beloved person in this town for all the charita- ble events he's participated in and organized." Ride On In 1978 Steve got the bug to set a world record and benefit a charity at the same time. He chose the relatively tame task of riding an escalator nonstop for 48 hours. For his efforts he earned a place in the "Guinness Book Of World Records" and raised $21,000 for the American Cancer Research Institute. KIMN Haunted House While many stations do haunted houses, the "KIMN Haunted House" is known for its authenticity. Each Halloween, residents of Denver line up to march through creepy passageways and down rickety staircases to have the livin' daylights scared out of them for charity. The Christmas Parade Of Lights In cooperation with the city of Denver, the "KIMN Christmas Parade Of Lights" (I) Steve Kelley discusses the fne art of pogo - takes place each year, one week prior to the sticking with (r) Pogo Pogue. downtown merchants holiday. Involving But Do You Do Windows? and local celebrities and dignitaries, the station coordinates the constructions of 1981 was the year Steve decided to wash floats which make for a spectacular outdoor all the windows on one of Denver's tallest holiday event. buildings, Twin Towers. After obtaining per- mission from numerous authorities to stage Steve prepares for another sitting on an al- ready sore bottom. World's Largest Garage Sale the stunt, Steve almost had to scrub it owing Take A Load Off Your Feet While KIMN doesn't claim to have in- to a severe fear of heights. Somehow, he Then in 1980 Steve sat in every seat in vented the "World's Largest Garage Sale," sucked it in, got out on the scaffolding, and M4 Denver's Mile High Stadium. It took him two it's proud of recognizing a good thing when completed the job, raising $35,000 for the and a half days to sit in all 77,000 seats, but it sees it. Each year since 1978 KIMN has American Cancer Society. he earned a lot of TV exposure, and raised rented the Denver Coliseum and invited 70 $40,000 for the American Cancer Society, to 80 nonprofit organizations to sell their along with a few sore spots on his derriere. goods in booths which rent for $60. That money goes toward advertising the event on TV and in the newspaper, attracting a year- Sorry, You've Got ly crowd of over 50,000. Each year KIMN The Wrong Number loses money on running this event, but feels Shortly after a number of brutal incidents of the contact with the audience is worth the child abuse took place in Denver during the expense. spring of 1983, Steve decided to make a phone call from every pay phone in the city to The KIMN Chicken raise money for the KEMP Center, which specializes in care for battered kids. During the event another child died from abuse, ad- ding fuel to a fire already burning hot in the enraged community. Steve went at it for seven days straight, using over 3100 pay phones, and received over $63,000 in contributions for his efforts.

In the middle of a blizzard, a sore and nearly Modeled after the KGB Chicken, the exhausted Steve Kelley listens to the advice of a as the finish line on his pogo KIMN Chicken came into being in 1977 as coach he nears stick adventure from Boulder to Denver. part of VP/GM Steve Keeney's efforts to make the station more visible. "Our first clue that the KEVIN Chicken Keeping A Jump Ahead would go over was when Denver Nuggets So what's happened this year? Just a few manager Carl Sheer adopted the bird as the . weeks ago, Steve decided to better a record team's official mascot," said Steve. "Since already held by former KIMN legend Pogo then, whenever and wherever a crowd ap- Pogue. He decided to jump on a pogo stick pears, the KIMN Chicken is there." the distance from Boulder to Denver. 41.3 "Manned by Jim Fulcher, who has a miles and three days later, a tired and injured background in gymnastics, the KIMN Steve Kelley finished the trek in the middle of a Chicken is supported by three vehicles, and blinding blizzard, and was met by over 500 his son, who dresses up as Chicken Little to people. During the jumping Steve strained his relieve some of the pressure at appear- stomach muscles almost to the tearing point, ances. The KIMN Chicken has become a and was hospitalized for three days of rest and separate profit center for us, as he makes treatment, but he raised over $30,000 for the An exhausted Steve pushes the buttons on one last pay phone after seven long days of hanging numerous showings at client remotes and National Child Abuse Center. charity functions. The KIMN Chicken is a out with Ma Bell. household word in Denver."

www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, May 18, 1984 KIMN Celebrates A Major Blow Out KIMN/Denver's 30th anniversary cele- bration has been in the planning stages for over a year. It all came to a head two weeks ago (May 4-5), as the station flew me in to cover the event. Many of the KIMN oldtimers, such as Pogo Pogue, Jay Mack, Robert E. Lee, Roy Gunderson, Ted Atkins, Tim Tindall, Don Martin, Bill Minckler, Don West, and Jack Merker (hope I haven't forgotten anyone) made the trip to Denver to be on hand for the occasion. The anniversary weekend began with the unveiling of brand new state-of-the-art studios for KIMN & KYGO (which will be ready for occupancy sometime in June) and a spectacular client party. There were MINE'S DEEPER (I) Current K/MN morning many folks from the stations' national rep - personality Paxton Mills discusses who's got the John Blair (including firm president John deepest pipes with (c) former News Director Don Boden), on hand to see VP/GM Steve Kee- Martin, and (r) former PD Ted Atkins in the new ney and Jefferson Pilot President Wally KIMN air studio. Jorgenson accept a mayoral proclamation jocks and clowned from Ken Palmer's widow, Lee. She also all the former cameoed oldies, phone presented a portrait of Ken to hang in the sta- around playing answering tion's conference room that was dedicated calls, and telling outrageous stories. The festivities concluded in grand style with a to his memory. So it's official: May 5 is now SHA NA NA SHOWS 'EM HOW Headlining K/MN Anniversary - the 30th Sock Hop was Sha Na Na, "KIMN Day" in Denver. sold -out sock hop/concert and dance con- who had 10,000 people dancing in the aisles. test. (See "Two For The Show") To this radio veteran, the KIMN 30th an- Year -Long Preparation niversary celebration was truly what radio Two For The Show During the year, the station has been rea- is all about. Good times, music, laughter, dying a special program, "KIMN: 30 Years and audience involvement. For 30 years Ten thousand people jammed McNichols the rear of the arena. In 30 Hours," which has been airing in KIMN has weaved itself into the daily lives Arena for KIMN's 30th Anniversary Sock Like the concert, the prizes were first segments Saturdays from 7am-noon. It's an of millions of people. It was inspiring to see Hop. From the moment the show started it class. Judged by former KIMN personali- audio history of the station, featuring air - an entire city celebrate the birthday of a was nonstop excitement, as the Chiffons, ties, elimination rounds were held until four checks of some of the more popular air per- great radio station. My special thanks to the Del Shannon, Platters, Kingsmen, and Sha - couples were left. Grand prize was a 1958 sonalities who've sat behind the KIMN entire staff of KIMN for their help in Na -Na rocked for almost five hours. All the Chevy Del -Ray in mint condition, and three microphone, plus many salutes from rock assembling this article, and for making while a sock hop-style dance contest, fea- vintage juke boxes, one each from the '50s, artists, former jocks, and celebrities who Joel Denver feel very welcome and very turing hundreds of couples, took place near '60s and '70s. grew up in Denver. Throughout Saturday much at home in Denver.

SMILING FACES ALL AROUND - It was all smiles as old friends met new ones at the KIMN 30th Anniversary celebration. Shown here are visitors to the new studios and scenes from the KIMN 30th Anniversary Sock Hop.

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STEVE FEINSTEIN Winter Success Sketches

Before our memory of the winter book fades away completely, let's talk with some programmers whose stations' numbers showed some en- ALL PUCKERED OUT - WWDC/Washington afternoon guy Adam Smasher (left) is seen puckin' banner is couraging growth. around with the winner of a DC 101/Washington Capitals banner contest. The winning on the wall behind the pair. (WRIF DC101/Washington ioi) it 1 PD Don Davis attributes his station's since changed its programming thrust 3.2 and the Loop at 3.0, 'XRT is still no. last summer from a 12-24 orientation to 18-34, 18-49, 25-49. highest share since the fall of '81 to two fac- gold. "Instead of relying on something like a men and At this point, tors: personalities and format exclusivity. the Beatles' `Let It Be' in the evening, we're more adult approach. 'XRT also dominates in upper demos, with now playing Dio and Krokus." men 25-34 and men 25-49 shares close to "All the jocks we put in there a few years Comparing the winter book with the sum- ago really took root," he observes. "Per- Pasman looks at WRIF as "four separate twice as large as the Loop's. Nonetheless, radio stations. From 9am-3pm, we're your mer 1983 ARB, the station's last as a hard this is an improvement over last summer, sonalities such as the Greaseman in the rocker, it would seem that Solk has made mornings in traditional male 18-34 station. From 3pm- and Adam Smasher afternoons some headway in changing the Loop's audi- grew into the market and the market grew midnight, I'm going for 14-22 year -olds ence composition. The station remains No. accustomed to them. That made it pop this 'cause I know older guys are into their sec- 1 for men 18-24, but at the same time has time. ond Stroh's and watching 'Cheers.' "In the mornings, we're a mix of the first gone from 13th to 5th place in men 25-34. It's two stations because both the teens and our increased its standing in men 18-34 from 4th to 2nd place, though slipping slightly in both GREAS ENI older guys and gals are out there. I won't o AN C`f play real hard -rocking currents in women and adults 18-34. WLUP is now tied O+ 1OR PRESIDENT '0i the morning unless they become extremely fa- for 5th place in teens, whereas it was for- when the proportion in those demos was merly in 2nd place, having 12-17 miliar. but its closer to 3-1 in 'XRT's favor. share in "Being the only rock -imaged outlet did us "Radio station number four is from mid- cut almost half is A -OK with Solk. Solk comments, "For the first time in well, too," he says. Why the significant in- night to 5am, which we call the `WRIF Rock 'XRT's long career, they have a station go- crease (3.0-5.1 in 12+) now, rather than in Cafe.' We play stuff on the fringe of our "We did exactly what we set out to do - ing after them. I'm not tailoring our sound the fall book immedi- usual list, like Thompson Twins, Ramones, start competing in a different arena, so we after theirs, but going after the same people ately after WAVA Jeff Beck, and Robin Trower." can have salable demographics, rather by playing more familiar product. switched to CHR, than just a good 12+ share," asserts Solk. "We're tighter and more mass appeal How do you take a station firmly imaged leaving WWDC as the WLUP/Chicago than 'XRT; they're a good but very obscure market's lone AOR? as a kickass rocker famous for the "Disco station meant for a person who has no Demolition" riot Davis feels it takes It appears that the major facelift that PD at Comiskey Park, and grudges against any kind of music, be it longer for men, Greg Solk has performed over the past year make it more palatable to an older audience reggae, blues, country, or jazz. Their per- AOR's core, to react at the Loop has begun to bear fruit. Moving that probably considered it juvenile? Solk sonalities can't compare to ours, either." to format changes away from a hard- relates, "We're ignoring the metal we were Greg knew going into the turnaround he's so to playing. of than it does CHR's rockin' modal ap- accustomed The image the attempting that he faced the difficult task of been from target, females & proach to a more ec- station has turned around 'More "getting people to change their attitude commercial -free teens. Therefore, it Don Davis lectic music mix, and kickass rock 'n' roll.' Our toward our station. There are still a lot of presumably took former WAVA listeners snaring high profile slogans now include 'We haven't forgotten people who think we're the heavy metal sta- & roll is `A some time before they realized DC101 was personalities such as what rock all about' and station tion in Chicago, even though we changed a for the now their sole outlet for rock. Jonathon Brandmei- baby boom generation,' and we play year ago. It just takes time, and we will more Interestingly, there was no heavy TV er and market vets music from the late '50s and the '60s." eventually be first with men 25-34." campaign or major contest behind DC101's John Landecker and The arena the Loop is competing in now ascent. Davis prefers to devote his dollars Bobby Skafish, has includes WXRT, from whence WLUP spirit- and energies to maintaining day-to-day brought the Loop its ed away Bobby Skafish last year. Though street visibility. "In the course of any first up book (2.3 - 3.0) Greg Solk the stations are close in 12+, with 'XRT at KGB/San Diego seven-day period, we'll probably do at least PD Larry Bruce can proudly claim to run a dozen visibility things, like bar nights and the only AOR in a top 20 market to be num- movie premieres," he says. "That helps to ber one (WMMS in Cleveland, which is no get the image across." longer a top 20 market, and WCOZ/Boston, Davis also cites consistency of approach which rode to the top of the heap in Bean - as a key element, noting that the station town in the fall of '81, are Larry's two most "never went towards the Lionel Richie type recent market -topping predecessors). He of approach. We've always been a rock sta- feels his move from 7.2-7.9 is simply a mat- tion where you know what you'll get when ter of sticking to his guns in order to realize you punch us up." his "avowed goal of owning the rock 'n' roll position in San Diego by driving (former AOR) KPRI out of the format. Having ac- complished that, I wasn't inclined to alter WRIF/Detroit my strategy and risk shaking the founda- "The music changes we did five or six tion of my position." months ago kicked in," is how PD Mark To those who might wonder why the sta- Pasman explains WRIF's move from a 5.3 tion didn't go up even more after KPRI to 6.2 share, with No. (now KLLZ) switched to A/C, Larry ex- 1 honors in areas in- plains that "we were involved in heavy cash cluding 18-34 adults, contesting and a TV buy in the fall book, 18-34 men, and 25-34 and to continue to build at all on the gains men. Those changes we made back then with neither of those included upping the tools available this time around is an ac- proportion of cur- complishment I'm pleased with." This rents from 20% to holds even more water when you consider 33% and stricter day - the aggressive cash giveaways by San parting. After 3pm, Diego competitors such as 91X and KSDO- SORRY, I CAN'T HEAR YOU. . . I'VE GOT MY FINGERS IN MY EAR - Actor Ted Knight audi- WRIF now rocks tions for a spot on WLUP/Chicago with zany morning man Jonathon Brandmeier (left). FM. harder and plays less Mark Pasman Continued on Page 48

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 48 R&R/Friday, May 18, 1984 Promotional Pow Wow

Ever hear of the Broadcast Promotion Association) Radio Humor. Dick Orkin (formerly of Dick and Bert) Broadcast Designers' Association? Your station's most leads a seminar on the creative brainstorming process, overworked and underpaid employee - the Promotion Di- focusing on the production of funny radio commercials and rector - should be aware of this organization of industry promos. pros. Its monthly newsletter and resource library make it an Specialized Marketing Tools: Direct mail, telemar- keting, and others. Show, Tell, and Learn: The conception and execu- tion of station campaigns. Radio Sales Promotion. Radio Contests: What's working, and why and how. Press di PR: Sorting out the trade press haze to find out what material about your station has a chance of getting picked up by each of the various publications. (Wait a minute

. . what's this about publications? You mean there are others besides R&R?) GO-GO'S GO GOO -GOO AT KKCI - During a visit to KKCI/Kansas City, Jane There'll a Wiedlin of the Go -Go 's went ga-ga over Brittney Hanel, the three -week-old also be workshops on skills to help make Pro- motion Director's life less frazzled: stress management, deci- "rock child" of PD Frank Hanel. Standing (l -r) are Pops Hanel, baby Brittney in 1984 Bß4 BOA SEMINAR making, time management, the arms of stand-in mom Wiedlin, MD Mike White, Go -Go Belinda Carlisle, and 47)une II -15 Las Vegas sion and performance appraisal. A&M Associate National AOR Director Chuck Oliner. In front (l -r) are personality The event that's sure to be -1 with a bullet is when pro- Steve Knoll and IRS Midwest rep Keith Altamire. ducer Joe Sedelmaler shares insights and shows examples of his brilliant TV commercials - from Federal Express to outstanding source of effective promotion methods and Wendy's "Where's The Beef." techniques for broadcast media. Most important, it's your chance to pick the brains of some of the sharpest AOR promotion directors around, such The BPA/BDA seems to have a low profile among AOR as WYSPIPhiladelphia's Marie Lucidi and KZEWIDallas's promotion directors, but this year's seminar, June 11-15 in Margie Poole. Las Vegas, may change that. Besides the opportunity to For a complete rundown of the agenda and registration press the flesh and swap ideas with fellow promotion direc- details, call BPA Administrative Director Pat Evans at (717) tors and representatives from related fields, the get-together 397-5727. See all you party animals in the hospitality suites. includes these sessions for radio folks:

PLATINUM FIXX - Standing in front of KNCN/Corpus Christi's "C -Bug" station vehicle, MD Mando Camina shows off the platinum record "C-101" received for the Fixx's "Reach For The Beach."

KGB GOES BALLS TO THE WALL FOR ACCEPT - KGB asked listeners to guess how many "balls" were inside the lucite "walls" of a specially-constructed "KGB Rock Box." The closest estimate netted a dedicated headbanger a pair of tickets to every San Diego heavy metal concert for a year. Pictured above (l -r) are the winner and KGB midday personality David Good with balls in hand.

SEGUES

BON APPETITE - Breaking bread before a concert sponsored by WTPA/ Harrisburg are (1-r) Assistant PD Bruce Bond, Sky Stations President Dennis Jeff Pollack has signed WEBNICincinnati for con- KYYSIKansas City had a moving experience recently, Israel, Mercury/PolyGram artist Jon Bon Jovi, and Sky Stations Group PD Jeff sultation. and landed at a new address: 3020 Summit; Kansas City, Kauffman. MO 64108. The new phone number is (816) 561-9102.

Steven Capen leaves KMELISan Francisco mornings and is replaced by John McRae from WMETIChicago. At Winter WMET, John Fisher moves to mornings, Assistant PD/MD Bruce Wheeler goes to after- noons, and Matt Harrison (nee Success Matt Cienott of crosstown WCFL) joins for middays. Also, Tom Ham- ilton, late of KPKEIDenver, is new to WMET weekends ... J.C. Cor- Sketches coran, late of WGROIBuffalo, KSHEISt. Louis for morn- Continued from Page 47 lands at ings, as Ashley Knight moves to late -nights ... Candi Chamber- Bruce is too smart a guy to fall into the trap of lain moves from KRORISan Fran- trying to predict whether or not KGB will maintain cisco weekends to KOMEISan J.C. Corcoran his No. 1 position. He's more concerned with just Jose evenings as Scott Elliott exits ... Bill Stoilings now "maintaining dominance over other contemporaries. handles overnights at KROYISacramento ... Valerie I can't guarantee what the market's going to look like Knight is new to KLPXITucson middays. in terms of other competitors six months down the road. I can only try to perfect what I do and do it con- New weekend warriors: Dorian MacKenzie, Kyle to what a With WDHA/New Jersey PD Mark Chernoff at her sistently, and minimize our vulnerability Rhoads, and Zeb Norris at KZAPISacramento. SHIRTING THE ISSUE - format side, Modern/Atco artist Sandy Stewart models the station t-shirt that every potential competitor in any contemporary Diane Morales has been named Assistant Director of well -dressed "Cat Dancer" is sporting this season. might try." Creative Services at KLOS/Los Angeles.

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After chatting with Doug, I called around the country soliciting opinions to find out how this situation is perceived by others, and to see if it is indeed a problem. H. David Allan is the on -air PD/MD of KRKTIAlbany, OR, and he

finds the problem "extremely frustrating. I love finding out what is hap- pening from the promoters, but my time to do that is limited because of the duplication. It's also frustrating because every week it's the same THE DUPLICATION SYNDROME thing over and over. Someone calls from L.A. to say, 'Listen to this new record, you'll love it.' No sooner do we hang up the phone than the phone rings and someone from Nashville says the same thing about the same record. It's a lot of wasted time and sure seems like a waste of money " David Allan Too Many Chefs? As far as his reaction to multiple calls, David said, "I sometimes wonder if they're not sure about the product and if they think they really need to push it (by adding extra promoters) lot because the record isn't there. I become a bit suspect of a record when they feel they need a of people to call and tell radio it's a hit." "if someone is pressuring and spoil the broth, is it possible David also said he does feel intimidated at times and that If, as the adage goes, too many chefs pushing me unduly, my reaction is to go in the other direction." that having a number of promotion people work the same piece of pro- duct might be less than desirable? MDs in the country who is not on the air. Rarely is duplication of effort productive. KFDIIWichita MD Gary Hightower cast another light on the situation by saying that he Because of that, my duties are broader- Besides being a waste of time, energy, and the duplicated calls just keep other folks from reaching him. ranging than most, and there are an awful doesn't let it become his problem - money, it often results in diminishing You see, Gary only takes music calls on Monday and Tuesday for two hours each day. Period. lot of areas I get into besides just doing the from returns. Despite the obvious drawbacks, "The main problem I see with duplicated calls," said Gary, "is that they take away other music. However, I make a conscious effort the last few months have seen a rise in the people contacting me because I'm tied up with people working the same record. If I'm tied up It is to be extremely accessible when it comes to who of promotional activities. I trying to get through duplication I take others. know there are a lot of other people My calls are not screen- with their calls, can't of it is taking music calls. it is to limit the not unusual - as a matter fact may not make it, but I have so many other duties at the station that necessary for a Music ed, so if someone wants to talk to me, they becoming quite the norm - amount of time I spend taking music calls each week." Director to receive three, four, and often can. The problem is that multiple calls take more calls on a given record. Over the next time away from other things I should be do- Obviously, the end result is that it hurts some of the people causing the problem, but it also couple of weeks we will talk to people ing, and I feel they are an infringement on adversely affects others who need to talk with Gary. representing various areas of our industry my ability to do my total job. My own feeling is that this is not the answer to the problem; though effective, it's more of a to try and determine why the duplication "Selecting music for WMZQ or any sta- defensive move. Gary's method cuts down on the phone clutter, but also prohibits promoters exists and its ramifications on the various tion takes a balance of input. The proper who have important information from reaching the MD. The net effect hurts the record and, in the aspects of the business. combination of music calls, requests, local long run, the record business - something we all want to avoid. The duplication discussion begins this sales data, and research is necessary. Re- week with radio's viewpoint. Doug Mc- cently the number of music calls has taken living, but he wondered how effective a per- of someone on a record. Guire, MD of WMZQ/Washington, DC, of- on such proportions as to take valuable time hopes "forcing" that many records can be and in- fers the insight of a major market MD who from other music -related activities. These son working "Quite often there are MDs who are has researched the problem, while a box repeated calls are unnecessary, ineffective, if at times there might not even be a conflict timidated by these tactics and will add a of their elsewhere on this page presents the and are inhibiting the gathering of other interest. record just to get all these people off valuable data. If this situation does not get backs. I'm dealing in a situation where my thoughts of three MDs from various market Net sizes and locals. under control, I can say that this radio sta- The Effect success depends on the ratings, which are a tion will not be taking calls from anybody Just what effect does all of the extra function of the musical sound of this staton. unless they are the direct representative of "hype" have on an MD? Let's face it, even No amount of intimidation will make me record that I feel will not contribute to Doug McGuire, the label. If that is an independent, that's MDs are human and probably begin to tune add a fine, but he is not going to talk to me about out the third or fourth time they hear the the success of WMZQ." WMZQ/Washington, DC any other records. same stuff. When that happens, is the per- Quantity Vs. Quality "I more than willing to talk about a son paying for the services of the promoter am If the quantity of calls decreases, perhaps record. What I am trying to avoid is being getting his money's worth, or has it be- the quality of the exchanges will increase. worked by several individuals on a single come a case of diminishing returns? Even As the volume of calls gets too high - ar- If record is doing things national- worse, has the perceived negative of "too record. a tificially high because of the duplicates it I want to know about it. In fact, on - ly, certainly much hype" spilled over to cast a stigma becomes very convenient to give stock an- promoters provide me with a valuable ser- the product itself? Doug relates his reac- swers to record people. Doug concurs, say- vice by giving me that information so I tions to multiple calls. ing, "It gets too easy to just say 'I'm con- I should know about. don't miss something "As a responsible MD, I listen to as much sidering it,' or `It's on hold.' Having a good, "I want to point out that I am not blaming I I to the product as can. Once have listened solid opinion on a record is the most valua- who just doing their the independents are record, it is no use whatsoever to have four ble information you can feed back to a fault lies with whoever is hiring All job. The people working me on that record. that record promoter if he is willing to hear it. numerous to work a record. I also reason - people means is I have to give the same or "Obviously I'm not right on every record. if there isn't a lack of communica- why I not play- wonder explanation as to am or am If I have the time to present my case and label and the producers, tion between the ing a record to four or more different peo- the promoter comes back with more valua- managers, songwriters, and whoever else is ple, I know the and that is unnecessary. ble information, then I will certainly recon- hiring the extra promoters." sound our station is trying to achieve and, my decision. However, these types of la- sider I asked Doug how he felt about major keeping that in mind, we add records from meaningful exchanges cannot even take who have regional people but still in- During my discussion with Doug, he roll- bels gut feel. After that there are a number of place when so much time is being spent ed out a few numbers and statistics that are utilize independents. dicators generated from within our market with repetitious calls. It is getting to the the in- fact, not speculation. Over the past few "I really enjoy working with that tell us how well the song is doing and if point where it is just not worth it. I can get the fact remains, if the in rotation. weeks, Doug kept logs of all promotional dependents but we should move it up or down much of the same information whether or regional person is good, I really don't need folks telling me I should calls he received, making a record of who Having three extra not I am a reporter. But I don't want to drop called and what records they were promot- that repetition." move a record up in rotation has no effect - reporting status because I want to be an ac- the period of his "unofficial it is ing. He found that each week over 50% of the Over and if it does have an effect, a negative tive part of this industry." survey," Doug found that "the average ma- one. Once I have added a record, I don't records were being promoted by more than Editor's Comments one person! Of those, the average was four jor independent is working four to ten care what success it is having in Duluth or calls per record; with some records being records, but there is one independent who is Saginaw or wherever, because that has no As someone once said, your position on promoted by eight or nine people. He even working an average of 22 records per week! bearing on how it is treated on my station. I any given subject depends upon where you had a couple records being pitched by no In some cases he is working for competing may use that information when deciding on are sitting. The topic of duplication of pro- less than 12 people! Doug also found he was labels the same week both companies are adds, but after it's on I'm concerned only motion has a number of sides because there spending an average of eight to ten hours - trying to push their record into number with how it is doing with my audience and are always a number of people with a vest- almost 25% of his work week (that's if you one!" my audience specifically." ed interest who want to ensure the success believe folks in radio only work 40 -hour Doug hastened to add he wasn't trying to Doug felt that part of the reason for multi- of any given record. As Doug mentioned, weeks) - on the phone with promoters. The put down anyone working hard to make a ple calls was to apply extra pressure ir everybody from the artist's manager to the obvious problem that arises is finding time songwriter may hire a promoter to help the to do the work that he is paid to do; i.e., record along. In the coming weeks we'll selecting and placing in correct rotation the talk not only to the promoters but to the peo- music which will help his station attract ple who hire them. It's obvious some reform listeners and win in the ratings. needs to take place, but I would sure hate to Doug told me, "I have a task to perform see it come in the form of stations no longer here, and taking the third or fourth call on a taking music calls from either a particular particular record keeps me from doing person or group of people. That would be a other things I need to get done. I'm in a real disservice to all of the dedicated people unique position in that I am one of the few whose business is promotion.

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feet. His bus had water up to the windows Weather Report and a trailer floated down into a concrete Into each dream, sometimes a little rain reservoir. But on the bright side, David and must fall. David Allan Coe's home, Ruskin his assistants were able to save all his ani- Cave (which he has described as a dream mals except one cat. His animals include 63 home), got more than its share during the dogs and cats, a red-tail hawk, a bobcat,

recent mid -South flooding. and a monkey. And on the brighter side .. . In his yellow house (a winter home) the David's assistants are cleaning up and he's SHARON ALLEN water rose to waist -deep, and in his rock back on the road. house (a summer home) it reached eight Just thought you'd like to know! Good Ole Boys Bring Culture To Country Have You Heard?

Looks like KRSYIRoswell, NM won't have the When Moe Bandy and Joe Stampley decided to reunite in the studio, Country ballgame to itself much longer. A new, no one realized that before they were done they would change the cut of big -signal FM just purchased by Strother their clothes. Broadcasting is set to go Country on May 14th, craning their necks to look with the calls KCKN. (How did they ever let those It all started when Boy George was book- out their car windows. calls get out of Kansas City?) At any rate, I hear ed into Nashville. Tony Stampley (Joe's In Target someone bought a pol- aroid and snapped that the new station has already lured KRSY's MD son), Bucky Lindsey, and George Cum- pictures while others got them autographed. Rob Lang across the street. This'll be a good bat- mings (former Dr. Hook member) were When Roy Acuff saw them he stopped dead tle to watch ... A couple of promotions at KLLLI joking about the Culture Club phenomenon in his tracks. Then he started laughing. Lubbock, as PD Jon Steele is upped to OM, one night and decided to write a song. They It's zany ... it's just com- pletely bananas!" while MD Chuck Luck becomes PD/MD ... Phil wrote, "Where's The Dress," then took it to No, it's Moe . Harper is the new morning voice on KPRMITaco- Joe, who was already in the studio with and Joe .. ma. Phil had been the morning host on KMPS-AM Moe. The "good ole boys" cut the song the & FM/Seattle for the past five and a half years .. . same night Boy George was in Nashville * * * J.P. Morgan, who has been doing middays at (the timing, however, was accidental). It's almost time for the 13th annual Inter- WYIIIWIlliamsport, has been moved to mornings Then the duo dressed up like Boy George. national Fan Fair. So you may want to clip and was also upped to PD/MD. Station Manager Moe wasn't crazy about his hat at first, but the following information for future Ken Smith had been filling those jobs himself, and KUDOS he learned to love it. reference. - WIBR/Baton Rouge was recently will now go back to being plain of station chosen as the Major Market Radio Station of the All dressed up, they personally delivered Fan Fair 1984 will begin Monday (6-4) manager. Also at WYII, Lynn Richards comes Year by the Louisiana Broadcasters Association. the single to the trades, radio, and TV sta- with a bluegrass show and wind up Sunday aboard for middays ... Mike Wood has left the Showing off the award are Program Manager tions. The next day they shot the video and (6-10) with the Grand Masters Fiddling Stewart McRae and GSM Jean Koprowski. MD gig at 092/Powell, WY to program A/C Championship. During the week, over 50 KRXKIRexburg. Replacing him at is well-known artists will perform, several Q92 Troy Mellinger, who comes from KEINIGreat Falls .. will give parties for their fans, and along with other music industry people, artists Some changes at WOKK/Meridian, as Pete Areno will man numerous exhibit booths for more arrives for 7pm-midnight and Phil Moss takes over as ND The new PM drive jock at than 17,000 expected visitors. ... WWODILynchburg is Rip Wooten from WTTXI There's a $55 per person registration fee. Appomattox Now news It includes daily admittance to the exhibits, ... doing at WGEEI Green Bay is Paul Welitzkin, while Betty Badger admission to the Country Music Hall of is now reportin' 'em as she sees 'em at KGHL/Bll- Fame, Opryland USA, the Ryman Auditori- linge um, the All-American Country Games, and ... Deb Spring is the new MD at KBMRI Bismarck ... Get -well wishes to KFRY/Fresno three "Chuckwagon" lunches, as well as 30 PD Bob Mitchell, who a hours of concerts. suffered broken ankle during a charity basketball game for the station This year's concert schedule is as fol- lows: .. Cindy Gates joins WEEPIPittsburgh for evenings from WRUA/Monroeville, PA, while Bob Monday, June 4 7pm-10pm Bluegrass Show BETWEEN TWO JOCKS - When Gary Morris Palmer from WGMZ/Sharon, PA joins for in Pismo Beach, CA, he made time to Tuesday, June 5 10:30am Opening Ceremonies performed Ilam-lpm Cajun Show weekends ... Finally, for those of you deep in get together with some of the staff at KKAUAr- 3pm-5pm PolyGram Show the heart of Texas, Art Saunders has an opening royo Grande. Shown are PD and morning per- 8pm-10pm CBS Show for a parttimer at WBAPIFt. Worth ... John Bre- sonality Bill Curtis, Gary, midday jock Doug Vin- Wednesday, June 6 IOam-12noon International Show Jot, former MD at WKHKINew York, has been cent, and an unidentified - although obviously 2pm-4pm Warner Bros. Show very happy Gary Morris fan. working in the entertainment business for the last - 7pm-9pm RCA Show few months but is now looking to get back into Thursday, June 7 10am-12noon Indigo Show 2pm-4pm Mixed Label Show radio. You can reach John at (713) 781-8044 sons, but is now seeking a PD, production, or air - 7pm-9pm MCA Show ... Also ready to get back to the day-to-day wars shift gig. Ross's phone number is (404) Friday, June 8 10am-12noon Nashville Song- is Ross Brooks, former PD at WNOXIKnoxville. 991-2395... Keep killin' 'em and don't forget to Assn. Show writers Ross had taken off a few months for health rea - let me know what you have heard! 6pm IFCO Dinner & Show Saturday, June 9 10am-12noon All American Country Games Sunday, June 10 10:30am-6pm Grand Masters Fiddling Championship Note: KSO/Des Moines PD Jarrett Day and KWKH/Shreveport's Lee Shannon will emcee the 17th annual International Fan Club Organization Show. The Oak Ridge Boys MO0 & Joe: The Country "Club"? will headline with Gary Morris as the fea- tured guest. Other acts performing are Lor- etta Lynn, Razzy Bailey, Margo Smith, and created quite a stir in the Target discount Darrell Clanton. store, Centennial Park, Jake's Bar, and at If you've noticed that IFCO has had more the Opryhouse. annual shows than there have been Fan Their photographer Alan L. Mayor told Fairs, that's because the organization held R&R about the uproar they created. "What its first four shows in conjunction with the can I say ... people almost had wrecks Annual Opry Birthday Celebration.

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www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, May 18, 1984 Page 53 Black/Urban HENRY ALLEN, BRUTE BAILEY HONORED Radio YBPC Presents Annual WALT LOVE "Awards of Excellence"

In Houston this week, the Young Black Programmers Coalition will recognize two individuals for their immense contributions to the industry at ACTION large. The YBPC's second annual Awards of Excellence Scholarship Ban- quet honorees are Cotillion Records President Henry Allen, and WYLD- FMINew Orleans Program Director Brute Bailey. Last time we heard from WPDQ/Jack- day. PD Dorothy Smith is available at Henry Allen: From sonville, the whole staff had been deputized (814)459-4581... Congratulations to KJCB/ Clerk To President to voters. Now, following the Flori- Lafayette, LA on its second anniversary .. . register We all have heard the story about the young da primary, the station reports that all of their facilities: Some stations upgrading person who started out with a company as the -black precincts the city's predominantly KDKO/Denver, which boosts daytime stock room clerk and continued on to become white counterparts. In one outvoted their power from 5 to 10kw; KOKA/Shreveport the president of the company. Well, Henry only seven out of 607 voters didn't which been ward, and WHRK/Memphis, have Allen did it! After being in the music industry make it to the polls. Over the last three broadcasting AM stereo since March. pc for ten years, Allen started out running the years, Jacksonville's black registration has Mingo -Jones Advertising head Frank stock room at Atlantic Records. Soon he YOUNG BLACK PROGRAMMERS COALITION, INC. gone from 50% to 73% of those eligible. Mingo and Leo Burnett President/CEO became actively involved in local R&B and Pop WJMO/Cleveland is also working in the John Kinsella co-chairmen of the 1984 promotion. In 1962 Allen was named Eastern voter registration area. are Communications Excellence to Black Audi- Promotion Manager, serving four years in that NAB VP/Minority & Special Services ences (CEBA) awards handed out by the capacity. By 1966 he had taken charge of all Dwight Ellis recently addressed the first World Institute of Black Communications. national promotion for Atlantic, and the follow- annual conference of the Greater New York The judging takes place in June, with ing year was named VP/Promotion for Atlan- Black Media Coalition. Among other things, awards distributed in October ... The first tic/Atco and affiliated labels. In late 1974, he encouraged blacks to learn "behind -the- annual New Orleans Music Awards cere- Henry was named Sr. VP/Director of R&B Pro- scenes" functions as well as on -air or on - mony took place April 26 ... Congratula- duct for Atlantic. camera work. Ellis also cited NAB's Minor- tions to WJMI/Jackson's Carl Haynes, Two years later, Atlantic reactivated the ity TV Programming Expo at the Las Veg- whose TNT ad beat out 140 other submis- Cotillion label originally established in 1969. as convention as part of its commitment to sions in a "Best Commercial" contest spon- At that time Henry Allen was named Cotillion black broadcasters. sored by Block Drug ... Burnett Franks President, and since then the label has en- has been named "Account Executive of the joyed success in the black music field with As this issue goes to press, college radio Year" at WVEE/Atlanta. such artists as Sister Sledge, Stacy Lattisaw, GMs and programmers are meeting at the Slave, and Margie Joseph, among others. Henry Allen Brute Bailey sixth annual Black College Radio conven- For the address file: As reported in R&R Under Allen's guidance, the entire Atlantic/At- legitimacy that he'd always tion in Atlanta. Besides holding seminars on (3-20-84), Gary Lewis becomes GM at co/Cotillion & Custom Labels organization has by rea'srting the operating college stations, this year advice KMJM/St. Louis after serving as GSM for maintained its longstanding leadership role. known the station had. The 38 -year -old programmer went straight is available to broadcasters who want to CHR-formatted WCZY/Detroit ... Chris Brute Bailey: A Commitment establish stations at their local schools. Gardner is appointed PD of WOL/Washing- from Maryland State University into the Army, To Professionalism It had to happen: Here in Los Angeles, ton; Willie "Moon Man" Bacote remains as and after a nine-year military stint, scored his ticket agencies were taking huge deposits for Programming Consultant and evening jock It took YBPC Honoree Cornelius "Brute" first PD slot at WOKS/Columbus. Over the the upcoming Michael Jackson tour even ... WHRK/Memphis Assistant PD Toni Bailey three years, but he finally turned next five years, Bailey went on to program before dates were announced. Now, Frank Bell takes over music duties from exiting WYLD-FM/New Orleans around. Under Bai- WTKXIPensecola and WIGOIAtlanta before Grant at WKWM/Grand Rapids warns MD Pam Wells ... Eric St. James will han- ley's leadership, WYLD has been transformed moving down the coast to WYLD, where he about counterfeit tickets already popping dle the PD/MD post at WAAA/Winston-Sa- from an old-line Black outlet beaten by an Ur- was one of the YBPC's charter members. up for Jacksons tour dates in Michigan. In a lem ... Chris Turner replaces exiting ban competitor from outside the market into Brute Bailey has always been known as an more -legitimate use of the Jackson name, PD/MD Steve Fox at WJAX/Jacksonville New Orleans's new number one station. Bailey individual who's emphasized maximum profes- Black Linkage for Adoptive Children ... Jerry Mason is the new MD for told R&R that he's taken WYLD back to the top sionalism for Black radio. (BLAC) recently auctioned off costumes KRNB/Memphis ... Mike Flanagan moves from the Jackson brothers, and sponsored a across Denver from KLIR to Promotions fashion show with costumes by Jackie Director at KDKO ... Also at KDKO, con- Addendum to the new record company an "Excellence in Journalism" award from Jackson's wife Enid. gratulations to Danny Harris and his wife promotion rep checklist: DETT & TEDD the local chapter of the Sigma Delta Chi V103 Carol on their new daughter Robette .. . Records, home of Trouble Funk, has swit- Society of Professional Journalists. Erie, PA, which has been without black Steve Hegwood is the new PD at KYOK/ ched offices. The new address is 3180 Blad- copped the award for its coverage of the music for three years, has followed the lead on last Houston, formerly of WNOV/Milwaukee ensburg Rd., NE, Washington DC 20018.. . 20th anniversary March Washington of Ft. Wayne and Columbus, OH, among ... Former KJLH/Los Angeles staffer Independently -distributed blues & reggae summer. And recently, the station's Myrna others, and added R&B via cable. Since Rick Holmes is now doing marketing & pro- specialists Alligator Records can be reach- Taylor won another award, this one from April 1, Inner City Communications Com- motion for L.A.-based Variety International ed at (312) 973-7736. the local chapter of American Women In mittee has been broadcasting 18 hours a Records. The Black Music Association is encourag- Radio & TV as best News Anchor. ing members to have their artists cut PSAs Some new staffers at WJMO/Cleveland: for Black Music Month in June. PSAs Ronald Rucker joins the news department, Lydia Watford should be sent to BMA immediately .. . while Arnold Talley and WPLZ/Petersburg MD Hardy Jay Lang come to WJMO's sales team from various was the subject of an article in the March sales posts in the insurance industry .. . issue of Richmond -based Commonwealth Betty Fraction has moved from the sales Magazine about his "Soundtrack" music secretary post at A/C -formatted KHTZ/Los video show on WWBT-TV/Richmond. Angeles to Account Executive status at KJLH/Los Angeles. KJLH just hosted the Black/Urban radio's obsession with Mi- national finals in the "Budweiser Show- chael Jackson continues. WUSL (Power down" which was appropriate since it was 99)/Philadelphia and KHYS/Port Arthur - the station's act which won last year. Beaumont both held Michael Jackson look - Two new Black/Urban outlets are looking alike contests last week. The three semifin- to improve their record service: Jim Bar- alists from WUSL's concert will appear live ker is PD and Howard "HT" Thomas is MD on the Delaware Valley edition of "Evening at KMYX/Ojai, CA, which, owing to the Magazine," and viewers will call in to vote signal problems of L.A. area Black stations, for the contestent who most resembles the is the only R&B outlet serving the Conejo Thriller. Valley. They can be reached at (805) For the second year, WBLS/New York 647-1055. Also, Don Sears is MD at Kansas has teamed up with Burger King, the city City's new AM Black outlet, KCXL; call Board of Education and the local Seven -Up him at (816) 333-2583. bottlers to encourage improved school at- As a final note, if any of you have promo- KGFJ'S 28TH BIRTHDAY PARTY - Here are the long-awaited pictures from KGFJ/Los tendance. The "On Time" program re- tional photos that you'd like to appear in Angeles's 26th birthday party, held in mid -April at Beverly Hills's "Max 151" club. On the left, quires students to get to school early so they R&R, please forward them to me as soon as Calvin Yarbrough and Alisa Peoples are seen embracing Inner City Broadcasting founder Hal can meet the station's "Juice Crew" and possible. Just so you know, it's not a re- Jackson. In the second photo, shown (l -r) are KRE & KBLX/Berkeley GM Harvey Stone, new get free promotional items. quirement that you be a reporting station to KGFJ & KUTE GM Bill Shearer, and the stations' GSM Dick Warshaw. Congratulations to the news department have your pictures published. Until next at WVEE (V10)/Atlanta, which received time!

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RADIO & RECORDS When Will This Be On?

Don't you think people ask some in- What do they think? That we record credibly ignorant questions about our newscasts for submission to the National News profession? Clearance Center? That we beam a tape to The one that stuns me is this. Escort a some Station Authority for an air-playback troupe of visiting adults into a radio newsroom okay? and the odds are very good that one person will Despite widespread and concrete industry ask, probably in a tone of mild disbelief, "But assumptions to the contrary (if readers get the isn't your news all on tape?" impression this sentence refers to manufacturers 553433U On tape? Impossible! The same universal of concrete, maybe we'll submit the draft to the natural law that says "all tasks expand to fill the / /Ifr.'LTaMI?3!c 4 l'I Sentence Clearance Board for rewriting before time allotted for the task" also dictates that no rLll et iv. Ll1iat!Lrl.sllLl. it actually appears in print) in the experience of newscast can be ready until 30 seconds before it Yr. Humble Servant, it has very frequently sur- must air, so when would there be tithe for pre - prised "civilian" station visitors to be told that taping? virtually all radio news is delivered live. ` Even after you let 'em stand there looking feti over your shoulder during a real newscast, watch- No comprende. I don't know why they ing your you -hope -virtuoso performance and think that. I am too polite to ask. They remind r'Pi-VP' me of a line from the forlorn love song perform- ( tUipulltleS observing your deft manipulating of carts and dult I scripts, when the broadcast is over someone will ed by the old bluesman Jimmy Yancey, who A mpMporary - Conte itRadlorarY ask with friendly you -can -tell -me familiarity, plaintively sings to his woman, "I can read yo' - - "Now, when will that actually be on the air?" letters but I sho' can't read your mind!" SIGNIFICANT ACTION BREAKERS. 1 'ifff j -_ Black/Urban s Radio t ár cetplace Adventist Diet/Longer Lives Managementgement MONDAY, MAY 21- The name "Seventh Day Adventist" derives from observing the Sabbath on Saturdays, o,Tae ;,PC»lli» and the belief in the Advent, the imminent return of Jesus Christ. This is the 121st anniversary of the first General Con- %uo ference of the church in 1863. Adventists don't smoke, don't drink alcohol, and don't eat "flesh foods." Their vegetarian Ave, s ram ti diet may be a factor in longevity. Church spokesman Dr. Don Yost says recent studies "on a scientific basis with large i populations indicate (church members) live five to six years longer than their counterparts in the general population." PJE O4 . American Red Cross founded 1881. Charles Lindbergh completed Atlantic solo 1927. 'gus06 Vie i Ronald Isley 42. Former political activist Rennie Davis 44. Raymond Burr 68. Harold Robbins 68. eV'11401130i1t s l' Steam Engine Frightened Travelers TUESDAY MAY 22 - 165 years ago today the odd -looking ship "Savannah" departed Georgia bound for England (1819). It resembled other sailing ships of its time, but it also had a big smokestack and side paddlewheels. It was the first American ship to utilize a steam engine as a backup for when there was insufficient wind to sail. But the smoke from the boiler fires frightened people. Not one passenger ticket was sold for that first voyage. Leery shippers didn't consign a single piece of cargo. During her maiden voyage on the high seas, three ships reported seeing "a ship on fire," and when the crew reached Liverpool the harbormaster also thought she was ablaze and immediately dispatched a rescue boat. The The-1ndustry's-- "Savannah" eventually became commercially successful as a luxury cruise ship. Barbara Parkins 39. Tommy John 41. Michael Sarrazi.n 44. Sir Laurence Olivier 77. -rnosttrustedcharts- Pirate Cap'n Billy Kidd Executed WEDNESDAY, MAY 23 - The law used to say that if the rope broke during a hanging, it was God's way of indicating the condemned man's innocence and he should be set free. That law was ignored in the case of the notorious pirate Captain William Kidd. On this date in 1701, when his rope broke, the executioners simply restrung the hangman's Complete coverage noose and dispatched Kidd on the second try. Ben Franklin described bifocal eyeglasses 1785. Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow ambushed 1934. -oral-formate John Newcombe 41. Joan Collins 51. Robert Moog (modular synthesizer 1964) is 50. Rosemary Clooney 56. No. 1 U.S. Health Priority THURSDAY, MAY 24 - One year ago the Public Health Service declared AIDS America's No. 1 health priority. There are now about 3,600 cases of acquired immune deficiency syndrome. Approximately 70% of the victims are homosexual and bisexual men who have had multiple sex partners, with the second-largest group being intravenous drug users who share needles. The three-year mortality rate remains virtually 100% and AIDS remains the nation's prime target of medical investigation. Morse demonstrated telegraph 1844. Grand Canyon exploration began 1869. Brooklyn Bridge opened 1883. / Leo Sayer 36. Patti LaBelle 40. Bob Dylan 43.

Today! "Crypt Of Civilization" FRIDAY, MAY 25 - In a steel and concrete vault buried under bedrock at Atlanta's Oglethorpe University, _.,../ there is a time capsule intended for our descendants 6000 years in the future. The "Crypt of Civilization," sealed on this Sub date in 1940, contains a wide range of artifacts that will explain how Americans lived in the mid -20th Century. In addition to microfilmed reference books and drawings of inventions, the Crypt's thousands of items include a Lionel toy train, fly swat- ter, coat hanger, cufflinks, and a set of false eyelashes. Ford discontinued Model -T 1927. Babe Ruth's last home run (#714)14) 1935. JFK committed USA to moon landing 1961. DC -10 crash killed 275 in Chicago 1979, worst US aviation disaster. Karen Valentine 37. Leslie Uggams 41. Tom T. Hall 48. Tomorrow (5-26) Hank Williams, Jr. 35. James Arness 61. Peggy Lee 64. Sunday (5-27) Henry Kissinger 61. Vincent Price 73.

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If you can EAST entertain and inform without working a ------police beat, we would like to hear your Country jock, traditional oriented, solid, honest family type, playlist not limited. T&R: Uncle Len, WWE, 2755 Sager Road, Greater Boston, WSSH-FM looking for warm & friendly per- work. Tapes and resumes only to: Tom Val Paraiso, IN 46383. 12191 462-8125 15-181 sonality for nights or overnights. T&R: Mike Colby, Box 1400, Bigby, KLUV Radio, Penthouse Suite, EOE M/F wow Lowell, MA 01853. 15-181 521 7 Ross Ave., Dallas, TX 75206. Sunbelt Top 50 New sperson with interest in sports for news/sports information Air Personality oriented A/C. T&R: GM, WBNR/WSPK, Box 511, Beacon, NY T. K. Communications, Inc. is an Affirmative Warm Good Guy Always On 12508. EOE M/F 15-181 Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. Interesting Confident WKND/Hertford, is still looking for a ND & still taking TöR for Well Informed Positive encouraged. Eddie Jordan, Box parttime openings. Minorities Prepared Mentally Young 970 AM RADIO 1480, Windsor, CT 06095. No calls. 15-181 Announcer with experience In commercial production. Must fit. we'd love to have your tape and resume. read & write news copy. T&R: Dave Stephens, KBRS, 2307 If these qualities In return, a super company. great quality of life, excellent CHR, WKGL is looking for full & parttime air talent. T&R & Highway 71, Springdale, AK 72764. EOE M/F (5-181 Fargo-Morhead's legendary full service/per- salary, profit sharing. and consulted by the Best-Fairwest- photo: Rick Love, 1 Broadcast Plaza, Middletown, NY 10940. George Johns. T&R to: John Michaels, WL VV. 5237 sonality leader is searching for a dynamic EOE M/F 15-181 Ak talent wanted Immediately. T&R: Willis Williams, WLAS, Box 760, Jacksonville, NC 28541. EOE M/F 15-181 Albemarle Rd., Charlotte, NC 28212. EOE M;F pro to join our polished airstaff. New studios, WCCC-FM needs a great morning entertainer. T&R: Bill Nosal, ..,,.,...r..,,...-.,..,.,..r great company, excellent compensation. 243 So. Whitiney St., Hartford, CT 06105. No calls. EOE M/F KOZA, between rock and a soh place, seeks night jock with Adult communicators only need to submit in T&R: Woody Box East TX Country station need afternoon drive & heavy produc- 15-181 production west TX sunbelt. Stevens, 351, tapes and resumes to: Charlie Harrigan, Pro- Odessa, TX 79760. EOE M/F 15-181 tion. T&R: Merk McLain, KMHT, Box AA, Marshall, TX 75671. M.O.Y.L. station seeks mature adult communicator. Good posi- EOE M/F 15-181 gram Director, WDAY-AM, P.O. Box 2466, ition/growing company. T&R: Reid Blankenship, WARK/107X, KRQX looking for experienced talent. If 60's/70's rock is your Fargo, ND 58108. EOE M/F 880 Commonwealth Ave., Hagerstown, MD 21740. EOE M/F idea of a good time, T&R: Tom Bender, Communications PD/morning men needed, KZRN/Sonore, TX. Contact Mike 15-18) Center, Dallas, TX 75202. EOE M/F 15-181 Street: 1915) 387-3553. 15-181

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Considering adding second farm broadcaster to a NAFB Have a rare opene for automation operator with news & pro- Female AOR/CHR morning driver. Warm, bright, creative per- member station staff. T&R: Skip Devis, WASK, Box 7880, duction skills. If you've got something special, T&R: Mike sonality that sells, solo or team. Listeners are in love, but I want RADIO Lafyette, IN 47903. EOE M/F 15-181 Gould, KPQ, Box 159, Whnatchee, WA 98801. EOE M/F 15-181 major market. 13051 467-6543 15-181

Eight years PD, two years retail, two years production com- Elaine J. Womack appointed Account Executive e Natural sounding pro needed for evenings & production on pany. Looking for work and willing to climb the ladder again. KOMO/Seattle. leading NC. Medium market in mountains. T&R: Tom TOP 30 D.L.: 19131 825-7808 or 827-3009 (5-181 Greenleigh, KJQ, 1506 Gibson, Ogdon, UT 84404. EOE M/F Bernie Lucas appointed Director of Marketing & Advertising 15-18) URBAN/CHR Currency employed Assistant ND looking to get into WIYY198 Rockl/Baltimore from KTXO/Dallas. Has morning opening. If you're a proven win- medium/large market. RICK: 12091 781-6005, before 1pm pst Fun phones & rock n' roll Z104 looking for personalities)) Small 15-181 Mitchell Dahne promoted Promotion Director WIYY 198 ner, creative, have good attitude, strong pro- bucks, big fun. T&R: Dan Gerard, 2600 North Main, Logan, UT Rockt/Baltimore. duction, good track record, send T&R to: 84321. EOE M/F 15-181 Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Jim McGarity appointed Account Executive WIYY (98 PD strong on promotion & production for CHR reporting station. #690, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE Rockl/Baltimore from WMAR. Rush T&R: John King, KBIM, Box 2308, Rosewell, NM 88201. Major Market EOE M/F (5-181 Assistant PD/MD And morning talent, seeks to program Openings For TALENT NEEDED: medium -market, CHR FM. Young, stable RECORDS great numbers, currently Both On -Air Major market West Coast A/C looking for per- professional with sonable morning talent. Team player, good employed. Serious, confidential inquiries Gene Tarant appointed Associate Director, A&R Ad- ministration CBS Records/New York. Talent And production skills and personal appearances a with best offer to: Programming, Box 540381, Houston, TX 77254. Production must. Warm and friendly, able to communicate John Ray promoted Senior Corporate Counsel Capitol concisely. Right money for right person. Cass- Industries -EMI, Inc./Los Angeles. ette, photo, and resume to: Radio & Records, professional with Director Creative, experience as parttime personality Bruce Theriot promoted Director of the Artist Contracts desires AOR/CHR. Energetic talent, 1930 Century Park West, #687, Los Angeles, fulltime airshift at excellent Capitol Industries -EMI, Inc./Los Angeles. Openings for both on leading AM/ CA 90067. EOE M/F voice. GINA T. 13051 949-2566 15-18) FM Helen Berman promoted Video Counsel Capitol Industries - A/C, Country combination in 10 years experience, airshift taken by satellite, looking for live EMI, Inc./Los Angeles. one of gig. Good voice, production, ready to move. RON SMITH: 16061 midwest's most exciting mid- KSEI is looking for e creative, hardworking Production Director. 437-4051 (5-18) size markets. Going live with al- Excellent facilities. Tom Johnson, Box 40, Pocatello, ID 83204. 15-181 ready successful Country station Attention all Ms looking for a very good jock. Eight years ex- perience, currently working in NYC. LANCE HAYES: INDUSTRY (212) KFMR needs morning air personality with excelent production creates need for more profes- 993-0276 or 18181 710-1332 15-18) skills. T&R: Cat Sloan, 555 W. Benjamin Halt #312, Stockton, sionals. Adult sound, ability to ex- CA 95207. 12091 957-5367 15-18) Brad West moves to Account Executive CBS -FM National Female with nine years in all personality experience. Knowledge Sales/New York from Los Angeles. ecute either format with minimum formats. CHRIS: 13121 479-9579 (5-18) but meaningful talk. Susan Pryor appointed Account Executive CBS-FM Na- Production Dir- New looking for news -air. broadcast graduate or on Excellent tional Sales/New York from WHN. ector also does on -air relief and worker. MICHELLE: 16121 252-2985 15-181 Pat Baker appointed Network Coordinator/Account Ex- some writing. Name your job and Q DAVE MATTHEWS in the morning, ICc7.12 FM99/Rochester, ecutive Hillier, Newmark, Wechsler & Howard. send proof of your ability to perform KAAY/Little Rock, Y100 & Q102/Daytona Beach -Orlando. Looking for medium/major. Proven' (9041 237-4855 15-18) Stephen J. Traiman appointed Director of Promotion & to: 237-4855 (5-181 SALES WANTED Special Events CES Publishing/New York. KEZY Radio In Anaheim has hired some kill- Charlotte Webb ers from Nebraska, Alaska, Colorado and lo- WTTS/WGTC cally. We still need one more. A salesperson Administrative Assistant In this market can earn upwards of $75,000 10 YEAR PRO Miscellaneous annually if he or she Is S. the right Individual. 535 Walnut Street Including WNAP B WFMS Indianapolis, seeks all labels. Hickenbottom, The station gets results; the money is in the MW A/C station needs service from Bloomington, IN 47401. MD, KOGA, Box 509, Ogallala, NB 69153. 15-181 market. It's up to you ... give us a call. vic- majorlmedium market A/C station to call home. Equal Opportunity Employer tor Goldstein, General Sales Manager, (7141 Have programming, promotion and writing exper- Country record service needed for WMGR, Box 706, Bain- Application deadline: May 28. 776-1191 bridge, GA 31717. 1912) 246-1650 15-181 or Dan Mitchell, President. Open- ience too. Call John Dial (317) 849-5533. ings are immediate. We need Country & Oldies service from all labels. Tracy Amundson, KZZY, Box 882, Devils Lake, ND 58301. 17011 662-7563 15-18) Creative personality, communicator, warm, conversational, WEST Northern CA/Bay area AOR accepting T&R. If you're a great style delivery. Great production of humor. 10 jock, save it ... I'm looking for human communicators) C.J. smooth & & sense year major market veteran. BILL: Stone, KFIV-FM, Box 3408, Modesto, CA 95353. (5-181 19161 972-7975 (5-181 KHYT is looking for e humorous, creative news personality/PSA Dates appearing at the end of each listing Director. T&R: Sherman Cohen, Box 26040, Tucson, AZ Watching General Hospital everyday is great, but I'd rather be 85726. EOE M/F (5-181 on the radio. Great production, continuity, MD, adult air talent. signify first week listed. Positions Sought JIM: 13091 833-5138 15-181 if you're a winner, love the outdoors & poses, two years news experience, T&R & samples: Mike Gould, KPQ, Box 159, 12 years experience in A/C, CHR, production pro, PM drive at voice, board Wenatchee, WA 98801. EOE M/F (5-18) Broadcasting school graduate, excellent great KEEL, WSTO, WGBF. Seek MW major/medium market. STEVE work. Creative thinker & good production skills. JEFF: (3191 R&R ADLER: (612) 473-3954 15-181 Opportunities Rare fulitlme opening at 98 Rock. Need an entertaining rock n' 355-4212 or 355-5714 (5-18) roll personality. T&R: Mike Berger, KLPX, 2020 W. Grant Rd., Crazy) Complete loon. One boat, many oars. Ready to escape in Advertising Tucson, AZ 85703. EOE M/F 15-18) your market. 10 year pro. RESIDENT LOON: 12051 350-6555, Do You Need A after 3pm cst 14-271 Radio & Records provides free listings (max- B-94 FM, Redding's hottest CHR is looking for middays & pro- General Manager imum 24 words or 3 lines) Openings, Posi- duction. Decent money. T&R: Kevin Kahl, KEWB, 2660 or Program Director? KIRK RUSSELL KOME/San Jose, KRUX/Phoenix, WXXP/ Gateway Dr., Anderson, CA 96007. EOE M/F (5-181 Put my eighteen years experience to work for Cleveland seeks aggressive West coast station. Good produc- tions Sought, and Changes for individuals & tion, programming experience. A/C, CHR & AOR. 1408) you! Prefer affiliation with News/Talk, all - the radio & record industry. 378-3483 15-111 News, MOR or Adult/Contemporary opera- Deadline SILLY? tion. Will offer best references. Let's talk! JOHN VOLPE, 15 year pro with PD & MD experience at B97 CHR FM in Mountain West needs a moderate- Chuck Carney, (616) 345 6424. FM, KFI & KOPA, now available. 15041 467-7596 15-181 To appear in the following week's issue, we ly off the wall morning creature that does cre- must receive your ad by Thursday 12 noon ative production, too. T&R to Radio & Records (PST) prior to issue date. 1930 Century Park West, #689, Los Angeles Network news and business correspondent looking for right Billboard Award CA 90067. EOE M/F station that seeks authoritative, skilled and warm news presen- Display Advertising tation. ROBERT COHEN: 12121 852-0664 15-18) Winner Billboard AOR personality Of The Year Display: $30 per inch per week (maximum 35 Professional DJ, PD & MD. 15 plus years & good production. Production Director/talk show producer. Must be willing & able for Small Markets seeks career oppor- Available now, greater Cincinatti A/C, CHR, Country & Urban. words per inch). Includes border to pat head rub & tummy at same time) California coastal city. (5131 528-5793 (5-181 tunity. Presently Asst. PD at "Super- and logo. (4081 688-5804. Sean. 15-181 stars" outlet. Over 7 years experience Experienced newsman seeks promotion to top 100 market sta- -air; pro- Blind Box: $45 per inch per week (maximum ND, three years experience in writing, gathering & announcing. on programming; production; tion in SW with serious news commitment. BRAD: 18151 T&R: Max Miller, KKMG, Box BSC. inch). Includes 7089, Pueblo West, CO 81007. 874-5652 15-18) motions. Stable one-on-one 35 words per Negotiable wages. (5-181 communicator. MARK LAPIDUS (919) border, box number and pos- Previously owned 1959 model A/C, CHR personality equipped 347-1836. tage/handling. with production. Could be a classic with the right polishing. Own the brush? (2031 366-3338. Negotiable (5-181

I have worked NY, NJ, NC & MD. Looking for airshift at CHR, Payable In Advance MOR or Oldies station. Must be major market, overnights con- 93 FM ROCKS ARIZONA r Morning Entertainer sidered. JAMES: 13011 749-4899 15-111 Display & Blind Box advertising orders must be typewritten or printed and accom- Top Programmer Motivation & product knowledge makes grow. ' A/C Pro who can deliver. A friendly, your station Ex- perienced OM/PD seeks A/C, CHR position in competitive panied by check mailed to our office in ad- ' hard working, one-to-one personality Opportunity market. Good background & ratings. TERRY: 18161 758-6881 vance. KDKB/Phoenix: Market leading Contem- communicator, with a strong voice, 15-111 porary AOR has immediate Program Man- colorful style and plenty of humor. Cur- Sportscaster will bat 1000 with your listeners. Call collect for For Opportunities you may place your free ager opening for enthusiastic professional. ' rently in far West market. (213) 306- ' tape. FRANK: 15051 325-7623 (5-111 Must be organized, creative, highly moti- 8403. listings by phone only on Wednesday, vated, and a team player. Send resume (no J Pert -timer to fil vacation or sick hours, MA or NH. Working Thursday & Friday gam-5pm (PST) (213) calls please) to: Tommy Vascocu, Sr. VP/ evenings now. THOM WHETSTON: (8171 345-1888 (5-11) 553-4330 or mail to: R&R Opportunities, GM, KDKB, 1167 W. Javelina, Mesa, AZ Currently AOR mornings in secondary seeks medium market Attention PO's/OM's, mature Urban voice needs a start! Go 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 85202. EOE NC, AOR position. 10 years experience. Smooth production. anywhere anytime for opportunity. Call AUSTELL: (3121 90067. Dependable, will relocate. MARK: 18141 538-3874 15-181 647-8504, mornings cat. (5-111

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Century 21 Greg Stephens (214) 934-2121 The Z Format

ROD STEWART "Infatuation" ALAN PARSONS PROJECT "Prime Time" ROCKWELL "Obscene Phone Caller" INXS "Original Sin (Dream On)" THOMPSON TWINS "Doctor! Doctor'" Formats PAUL YOUNG The People" National Music "Love Of Common Added This Week The A/C Format

ALAN PARSONS PROJECT "Prime Time" MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON "Almost Paradise" EDDIE RABBITT "B-B-B-Burnin' Up With Love" Peters DAN HARTMAN "I Can Dream About You" Productions, Inc. Drake-Chenault SERGIO MENDES "Alibis" Debbie Welsh (619) 56585 1 1 Bob Laurence (818) 883 7400 JOHNNY MATHIS "Simple" Country Lovin' XT-40 LAURA BRANIGAN "Self Control" BILL MEDLEY "I Still Do" BILLY IDOL "Eyes Without A Face" Paradise" DON WILLIAMS "That's The Thing About Love" MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON "Almost LANE BRODY "Hanging On" BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN "Dancing In The Dark" Super -Country STYX "Music Time" T.G. SHEPPARD "Somewhere Down The Line" ZZ TOP "Legs' The Great Ones DEBORAH ALLEN "I Hurt For You" MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON "Almost Paradise" Contempo 300 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND "Long Hard Road" EDDIE RABBITT "B-B-B-Burnin' Up With Love" JOHNNY LEE "One More Shot" STACY LATTISAW & JOHNNY GILL "Baby It's You" DAN HARTMAN "I Can Dream About You" BECKY HOBBS "Oklahoma Heart" LINDA RONSTADT "Someone To Watch Over Me" POINTER SISTERS "Jump (For My Love)" SAMI JO COLE "Emotions" JERMAINE JACKSON "Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming" EURYTHMICS "Who's That Girl" PEABO BRYSON "If Ever You're In My Arms Again" JERMAINE JACKSON "Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming" Great American Country BANDANA "Better Our Hearts Should Bend"

JOHN ANDERSON "I Wish I Could Write You A Song" Media General RONNIE MILSAP "Still Losing You" Broadcast Services EDDIE RABBITT "B-B-B-Burnin' Up With Love" Trans tar Bob Dumais (901) 3204433 Chick Watkins (303) 578-0700 ACtion Adult Contemporary POINTER SISTERS "Jump (For My Love)" CYNDI LAUPER "Time After Time" ANNE MURRAY "Just Another Woman In Love" Your Country Satellite Music Network George Williams (214) 3439205 DON WILLIAMS "That's The Thing About Love" MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY "Disenchanted" The Country WHITES "Forever You" Starstation Tom Casey (213) 460-6383 JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON "Almost Paradise" "Let's Leave The Lights On Tonight" ALABAMA "When We Make Love" JUDDS "Mama He's Crazy" LANE BRODY "Hanging On" ALAN PARSONS PROJECT "Prime Time" BILL MEDLEY "I Still Do" ANNE MURRAY "Just Another Woman In Love" Hit Rock Coast -To-Coast B.J. THOMAS Country "The Whole World's In Love When You're Lonely" BILLY IDOL "Eyes Without A Face" SYLVIA "Victims Of Goodbye" STYX "Music Time" DON WILLIAMS "That's The Thing About Love" HOWARD JONES "What Is Love" MEL TILL'S "Old Patches" MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON "Almost Paradise" RONNIE MILSAP "Still Losing You" CARS "Magic" JOE STAMPLEY & JESSICA BOUCHER BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN "Dancing In The Dark" "Memory Lane" JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ "Let's Leave The Lights On Tonight" America Radio Arts Rock John Benedict (818) 841-0225 BPI MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON "Almost Paradise" lies 426 9082 John (800) EURYTHMICS "Who's That Girl" Country's Best Adult Contemporary CARS "Magic" ZZ TOP "Legs" DON WILLIAMS "That's The Thing About Love" DEBORAH ALLEN "I Hurt For You" JERMAINE JACKSON "Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming" JOE STAMPLEY & JESSICA BOUCHER MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHY "Disenchanted" "Memory Lane" Country Living WHITES "Forever You" DON WILLIAMS "That's The Thing About Love" TM Programming Soft Contemporary MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY "Disenchanted" Cal Casey 2 1 4 634-85 1 1 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT "Prime Time" RONNIE MILSAP "Still Losing You" SERGIO MENDES "Alibis" Stereo Rock EDDIE RABBITT "B-B-B-Burnin' Up With Love" BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN "Dancing In The Dark" LINDA RONSTADT "Someone To Watch Over Me" from 'St. Elsewhere CARS "Magic" DAVE GRUSIN "Theme ZZ TOP "Legs" JOHNNY MATHIS "Simple" Concept Productions DAN HARTMAN "I Can Dream About You" Dick Wagner (916) 782 7754 TM A/C Sound 10 CHR PEABO BRYSON "If Ever You're In My Arms Again" ALAN PARSONS PROJECT "Prime Time" CLUB "It's A Miracle" CULTURE EDDIE RABBITT "B-B-B-Burnin' Up With Love" IDOL "Eyes Without A Face" BILLY TM Country LaTOYA JACKSON "Heart Don't Lie" EURYTHMICS "Who's That Girl" JERMAINE JACKSON "Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming" "What Is Love" HOWARD JONES RONNIE MILSAP "Still Losing You" DAN HARTMAN "I Can Dream About You" "No Way JEFFERSON STARSHIP Out" WHITES "Forever You" FRANK STALLONE "Darlin"' ALAN PARSONS PROJECT "Prime Time" KAREN BROOKS "Born To Love You" DAVE GRUSIN "Theme from 'St. Elsewhere "' MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON "Almost Paradise" DON WILLIAMS "That's The Thing About Love" STYX "Music Time" TOM JONES "This Time" CARS "Magic" EDDIE RABBITT "Burnin' Up With Love" ZZ TOP "Legs"

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May 18, 1984 LEE GREENWOOD (621 God Bless The U.S.A. (MCA) Three Two lee, Total NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND (46) weeks Weeks wee. Repons/Adds Heavy Medium Light Long Hard Road... (WB) 130 25 1 14 11 5 O ALABAMA/When We Make Love (RCA) 156/0 DEBORAH ALLEN (401 9 8 4 EDDY RAVEN/I Got Mexico (RCA) 155/2 126 25 4 I Hurt For You (RCA) BELLAMY BROTHERS (40) 8 7 3 3 MERLE HAGGARD/Someday When Things Are Good (Epic) 151/0 118 26 7 Forget About Me (MCA/Curb) 5 2 1 4 RICKY SKAGGS/Honey (Open That Door) (Epic) 150/0 118 23 9 T.G. SHEPPARD (37) 7 11 9 6 EMMYLOU HARRIS/In My Dreams (WB) 152/0 110 35 Somewhere Down The Line (WB/Curb) 12 10 7 LARRY GATLIN & THE GATLIN BROS./Denver (Columbia) 154/0 112 28 14 RONNIE MILSAP (32) 15 12 8 O DAVID ALLAN COE/Mona Lisa Lost Her Smile (Columbia) 149/1 106 36 7 Still Losing You (RCA) 18 14 10 VERN GOSDIN/I Can Tell By The Way You Dance (Compleat/PG) 156/1 106 39 11 MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY (31) O Disenchanted (Liberty) 20 16 12 O CONWAY TWITTY/Somebody's Needin' Somebody (WB) 157/1 89 64 4 DON WILLIAMS (25) 19 17 14 GEORGE JONES/You've Still Got A Place In My Heart (Epic) 150/1 82 62 6 G That's The Thing About Love (MCA) 28 14 2 1 2 11 JOHN CONLEE/As Long As I'm Rockin' With You (MCA) 141/1 99 JOHNNY LEE (24) 17 15 13 ® REBA McENTIRE/Just A Little Love (MCA) 145/2 76 54 15 One More Shot (Full Moon/WB) 23 19 16 ® STEVE WARINER/Why Goodbye (RCA) 152/2 70 73 9 KENDALLS (24) 24 20 17 LOUISE MANDRELL/l'm Not Through Loving You Yet (RCA) 149/1 69 67 13 My Baby's Gone (Mercury/PG) 26 22 19 ® EXILE/I Don't Want To Be A Memory (Epic) 152/0 64 73 15 30 23 21 GARY MORRIS/Between Two Fires (WB) 148/2 45 88 15 29 24 20 l¡Fj GENE WATSON/Forever Again (MCA) 146/1 50 77 19 33 26 22 STATLER BROTHERS/Atlanta Blue (Mercury/PG) 146/4 48 80 18 40 31 24 0 ANNE MURRAY/Just Another Woman In Love (Capitol) 155/6 24 104 27 HOTTEST 36 27 23 B.J. THOMAS/The Whole World's In Love... (Clev. Int./Col.) 149/7 31 98 20 45 34 27 G EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Angel In Disguise (RCA) 148/7 17 92 39 37 28 25 G KENNY ROGERS/Eyes That See In The Dark (RCA) 132/2 25 82 25 ALABAMA (81) 32 29 26 SYLVIA/Victims Of Goodbye (RCA) 133/2 31 79 23 When We Make Love (RCA) a RICKY SKAGGS (78) 39 32 28 CHARLY McCLAIN/Band Of Gold (Epic) 131/7 32 75 24 e 15 Honey (Open That Door) (Epic) 1 3 15 25 JULIO IGLESIAS & WILLIE NELSON/To All The Girls I've Loved... (Col.) 108/1 55 38 EDDY RAVEN (61) 46 32 EDDIE RABBITT/B-B-B-Burning Up With Love (WB) 147/20 13 78 56 I Got Mexico (RCA) - - 35 i/{ DON WILLIAMS/That's The Thing About Love (MCA) 140/25 10 73 57 MERLE HAGGARD (52) 42 35 31 G BILL MEDLEY/I Still Do (RCA) 129/9 19 76 34 Someday When Things Are Good (Epic) 16 7 6 11 29 WAYLON JENNINGS/I May Be Used (But Baby I Ain't Used Up) (RCA) 98/0 44 38 DAVID ALLAN COE (42) Mona Lisa Lost Her Smile (Columbia) 43 37 33 JUDDS/Mama He's Crazy (RCA/Curb) 127/6 14 73 40 JOHN CONLEE (40) - 45 37 JANIE FRICKE/If The Fall Don't Get You (Columbia) 137/15 9 70 58 ® As Long As I'm Rockin' With You (MCA) 137/32 4 58 75 - 41 ® RONNIE MILSAP/Still Losing You (RCA) EMMYLOU HARRIS (32) 46 39 36 G BANDANA/Better Our Hearts Should Bend (WB) 114/6 9 71 34 In My Dreams (WB) 6 5 9 34 RONNIE McDOWELL/I Dream Of Women Like You (Epic) 97/0 47 38 12 CONWAY TWITTY (29) - 44 38 ® MEL TILLIS/New Patches (MCA) 116/10 6 66 44 Somebody's Needin' Somebody (WB) LARRY GATLIN & THE GATLIN BROS. (28) 3 4 18 36 CRYSTAL GAYLE/I Don't Wanna Lose Your Love (WB) 99/0 45 31 23 Denver (Columbia) 47 43 40 WRIGHT BROTHERS/Southern Women (Mercury/PG) 95/4 5 53 37 G JULIO IGLESIAS & WILLIE NELSON (23) 25 48 20 31 30 29 38 KENNY ROGERS & DOTTIE WEST/Together Again (Liberty) 93/2 To All The Girls I've Loved Before (Col.) 43 JOHN ANDERSON/I Wish I Could Write You A Song (WB) 112/18 2 58 52 47 MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY/Disenchanted (Liberty) 109/31 4 37 68 - 49 44 (¡ TOM JONES/This Time (Mercury/PG) 98/6 6 47 45 i - 50 45 KAREN BROOKS/Born To Love You (WB) 92/3 3 47 42 DEBUT Q LEE GREENWOOD/God Bless The U.S.A. (MCA) 102/62 6 26 70 25 16 4 18 34 44 OAK RIDGE BOYS/I Guess It Never Hurts To Hurt... (MCA) 61/0 20 MOST ADDED A HOTTEST list those songs achieving the IMEBUT WHITES/Forever You (MCA/Curb) 96/21 2 32 62 most acids nationally, and the songs reported "hottest" complied from all our reporters. The number in paren- - - 48 4 JOE STAMPLEY & JESSICA BOUCHER/Memory Lane (Epic) 88/7 2 35 51 theses immediately following the songs In Most Added &

I DEBUT 25 61 m NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND/Long Hard Road... (WB) 86/46 0 Hottest indicate the total number of Country reporters 10 13 30 48 DAN SEALS/God Must Be A Cowboy (Liberty) 57/0 14 24 19 adding the song this week or noting that the song Is among their five hottest. ( DEBUT Q JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ/Let's Leave The Lights On Tonight (Epic) 70/13 2 20 48 28 25 39 50 KIERAN KANE/Dedicate (WB) 45/1 7 27 11

and The Information shown on the National Airplay 50, Breakers, New & Active Significant Action, is current. The results shown are based on reports taken from BREAKERS® our reporters on Monday, 5-14-84.

JOHN ANDERSON LEE GREENWOOD I Wish I Could Write You A Song (WB) God Bless The U.S.A. (MCA) On 71% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 58, Light 52, Total Adds 18, WCAO, On 65% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 6, Medium 26, Light 70, Total Adds 62 including WIXL, WKYG, WIXY, KIX106, WSIX, WMNI, KJJY, WCUZ, WXCL, WIL, WTHI, KIK-FM, KUZZ, WYRK, WMZQ, KPLX, WMC, WCMS, KRMD, WFMS, WXCL, WTOD, KFDI, KRST, KUZZ, KYGO, KUUY, KYGO, KVEG, KSAN. Moves 43-39 on the Country chart. KNIX, KRAK, KCUB. -A Most Added Record. Debuts at NUMBER 43 on the Country chart. MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY WHITES Disenchanted (Liberty) Forever You (MCA/Curb) On 69% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 4, Medium 37, Light 68, Total Adds 31 including On 61% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 32, Light 62, Total Adds 21 including WKYG, WPOR, KIX106, KEAN, WCOS, WFNC, WQYK, KJJY, WIL, K102, KIK-FM. KVOC, KLZ, WKYG, KMML, KXYL, WOKK, KYXX, WUSQ, WSLR, KBMR, WAXX, KCJB, KXXY, KUZZ, KKCS, KVEG, KSAN. A Most Added Record. Moves 47-40 on the Country chart. KSOP, KMPS. Debuts at number 45 on the Country chart.

Did you know that R&B producer THE NASHVILLE MUSIC Skip Scarborough is in Nashville ASSOCIATION producing Black-rock group, Autumn, for Compleat Records? thought you'd like to know.

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TENNESSEE VALLEY BOYS "Lo And Behold" (Nashwood) 33/3 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 6, Light 26, Total Adds 3, KLLL, KIK-FM, 092. Heavy: WOW. Medium: KMML, KYXX, WCXI, KRKT, KUGN. ROBIN LEE "Want Adds" (Evergreen) 31/0 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 5, Light 25, Total Adds O. Heavy: KSOP. Medium: KMML, WEZL, KLRA, WLWI, WOW. Light: WCAO, KKYX, KTTS, KGA. BURRITO BROTHERS "My Kind Of Lady" (MCA/Curb) 28/15 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 23, Total Adds 15 including WYII, WXBQ, WESC, KKYX, WIRK, WAXX, WXCL, KRST, KTOM, KGA. eKENDALLS "My Baby's Gone" (Mercury/PolyGram) 25/24 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6, Light 19, Total Adds 24 including WBGW, WSNO, WKYG, WNOX, KSSN, KSO, KEBC, KTOM, KCKC, KMPS. NEW 8( ACTIVE BECKY HOBBS "Oklahoma Heart" (Liberty) 25/15 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 20, Total Adds 15 including WSNO, WYII, KLRA, KKYX, KRRK, WXCL, KFDI, KQIL, KMPS. SHELLY WEST "Somebody Buy This Cowgirl A Beer" (Viva) 23/21 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 5, Light 17, Total Adds 21 including WSNO, WYII, WNOX, KRMD, WWJO, KTPK, KRKT, KRSY, KTOM, KSOP. MOE BANDY & JOE STAMPLEY "Where's The Dress" (Columbia) 22/22 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND "Long Hard Road" (WB) 86/46 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 5, Light 16, Total Adds 22 including WPTR, WSNO, KXYL, KSSN, WAMZ, WKSJ, KOMA, WIL, KYGO, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 25, Light 61, Total Adds 46 including WPTR, WAJR, WILQ, WYNK, WSOC, WESC, WLWI, KWJJ. KRMD, KSO, K102, KUUY, KLZ, KUGN, KSAN, KGA. Debuts at number 47 on the Country chart. JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ "Let's Leave The Lights On Tonight" (Epic) 70/13 KECK, WWJO, KYAK, Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 20, Light 48, Total Adds 13, WIXL, WFNC, WWOD, WRNL, WGEE, WITL, GEORGE STRAIT "Let's Fall To Pieces Together" (MCA) 21/18 KGHL, KUUY, KEIN. Heavy: KASE, KIKK. Debuts at number 49 on the Country chart. KUZZ, Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 2, Light 17, Total Adds 18 including WBGW, WKYG, KASE, WTVY, WKSJ, KKYX, KRKT, KRWQ, VINCE GILL "Oh Carolina" (RCA) 66/16 KWJJ, KRSY. WGTO, WLWI, WCMS, WUSQ, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 13, Light 53, Total Adds 16, WGNA, WPOR, WIXY, WWVA, WEZL, PETER ISAACSON "It's A Cover Up" (Union Station) 21/4 KIOV, WTOD, KIK-FM, KUZZ, KCKC. WFMS, WITL, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 16, Total Adds 4, WLWI, WCMS, WOW, Q92. Medium: WBGW, KMML, KIKK, KSOP. LANE BRODY "Hanging On" (Liberty) 62/6 JOE WATERS "Rise Above It All" (New Colony) 21/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 23, Light 39, Total Adds 6, KIX106, WSOC, KHEY, KBMR, WTHI, KFDI. Medium: WCAO, WBGW, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 18, Total Adds 1, KRSY. Medium: CHOW, KLRA, KIGO. Light: WBGW, KBMR, WHBF, KTTS, KTTS, KRKT, KEIN, KCCY. WLWI, WCMS, WMIL, KFDI. BILL ANDERSON "Your Eyes" (Southern Tracks) 18/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 15, Total Adds 2, WHBF, KVOO. Medium: WGNA, WIRK, KSOP. Light: WTVY, WLWI, McGUFFEY LANE "Day By Day" (Atlantic America) 58/14 WAXX, KWMT. 1, Medium 20, Light 37, Total Adds 14, WCAO, WIXL, CHOW, KMML, WS OC, KHEY, KLLL, KS100, KFGO, Rotations: Heavy OVERSTREET Still Love Your 17/2 WHBF, KIK-FM, KUZZ, KWJJ, KIGO. TOMMY "I Body" (Gervasi) Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 13, Total Adds 2, KRWQ, KMPS. Medium: KLRA, KQIL. Light: WSNO, CHOW, KFGO, KTTS, MEL McDANIEL "Most Of All I Remember You" (Capitol) 57/10 KRKT. 41, Total Adds 10, WIXL, WEZL, WFNC, KLLL, WIRK, KB MR, WTOD, KUZZ, KMPS, KCUB. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 16, Light BROTHERS BAND 14/2 Medium: WGNA, KHEY, KKYX, WXCL, KSOP. MAINES "Amarillo Highway" (Mercury/PolyGram) Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 11, Total Adds 2, WYII, KYXX. Medium: KMML, KLRA, KQIL. Light: KBMR, KVOO. BELLAMY BROTHERS "Forget About Me" (MCA/Curb) 53/40 Ling Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 8, Light 45, Total Adds 40 including WOKQ, WNYR, WYII, KM ML, WSOC, KLLL, WPAP, KRMD, WFMS, WBCS, KTPK, KUUY, KRSY, KSON, KMPS. KEITH STEGALL "I Want To Go Somewhere" (Epic) 53/12 RANDY WRIGHT "If You're Serious About Cheating" (MCA) 13/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 12, Light 41, Total Adds 12, WWVA, KRRV, KLLL, WKSJ, WITL, WH BF, WTOD, KTPK, KUUY, KUGN, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 13, Total Adds 1, KBMR. Light: KHEY, KKYX, WTOD. KVOO; KFDI.. KTOM, KGA. Q92, KCCY. Medium: WPTR, WSIX, KEBC. LOIS JOHNSON "It Won't Be Easy" (EMH) 13/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 13, Total Adds 1, WBGW. Light: KBMR, KRRK, WAXX, KVOO, KFDI, Q92, KTOM, KSOP. SUSAN JACKS "Tall Dark Stranger" (Compleat/PolyGram) 12/2 aDEBORAH ALLEN "I Hurt For You" (RCA) 51/40 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 10, Total Adds 2, CHOW, KRRK. Medium: WCXI. Light: WGNA, WSNO, KKAL, KWJJ, KMPS. KASE, WESC, WAMZ, WLWI, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 11, Light 40, Total Adds 40 including WKYG, WPOR, CHOW, CRAIG BICKHARDT "You Are What Love Means To Me" (Liberty) 10/0 KRMD, WFMS, KEBC, KFDI, KRST, KUGN, KTOM, KCUB. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 8, Total Adds O. Medium: WYNK, WXCL. Light: WPTR, WCAO, KASE, WCMS, KFGO. Man Had A Woman Like You" (WB/Curb) 48/3 OSMOND BROTHERS "If Every PINKARD & BOWDEN "I Lobster But Never Flounder" (WB) 9/6 Heavy 0, Medium 14, Light 34, Total Adds 3, WTVY, WCMS, WHBF. Medium: WGNA, CHOW, KHEY, KLRA, WLWI, Rotations: Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 9, Total Adds 6, WMZQ, KEAN, KBMR, KS100, WOW, KFDI. Light: KRKT, KCKC. WXCL, WTOD, KEIN, KSOP. WQYK, WIRK, DARRELL McCALL "Memphis In May" (Indigo/Audiograph) 9/2 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 1, Light 7, Total Adds 2, WCMS, WTOD. Heavy: WMC. Medium: KKYX. Light: WGNA, WSNO, KSOP. LEONA WILLIAMS "My First Night Away From Home" (Mercury/PolyGram) 8/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 8, Total Adds 3, WGNA, KVOO, KFDI. Light: KEBC, KITS, KRWQ. SIGNIFICANT ACTION COUNTRY ALBUM TRACKS Cuts are listed In order, with the first cut receiving the heaviest airplay.

PM JOHNNY LEE "One More Shot" (Full Moon/WB) 46/24 Title Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 9, Light 37, Total Adds 24 including WOKQ, WNYR, WXBQ, KILT, KISS -FM, WLWI, KKYX, ARTIST/Song Title (Label) Album KRRK, WOW, KRKT, KUGN, KNIX, KGA. MARK GRAY "If All The Maaic Is Gone" (Columbia) 45/17 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 9, Light 36, Total Adds 17 including KIX 106, WMZQ, WYII, KASE, WTVY, KSSN, KKYX, WIRK, WOW, KTPK, KUUY. CONWAY TWITTY/I Don't Know A Thing About... (WB) By Heart MASON DIXON "I Never Had A Chance With You" (Texas) 43/1 Sugar (MCA) Just A Little Love Rotations: Heavy 4, Medium 5, Light 34, Total Adds 1, WFNC. Heavy: KMML, KLVI, KIKK, WXCL. Medium: KBMR, WOW, WWJO, REBA McENTIRE/Poison KIK-FM. ALABAMA/If You're Gonna Play In Texas (RCA) Roll On GARY MORRIS/Baby Bye Bye (WB) Faded Blue Faded Blue T.G. SHEPPARD "Somewhere Down The Line" (WB/Curb) 39/37 GARY MORRIS/Second Hand Heart (WB) Law Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 9, Light 29, Total Adds 37 including WPTR, WYRK, WNYR, WNOX, WMC, WSM, WIRK, GEORGE JONES/Radio Lover (Epic) Jones Country WAXX, KEBC, KNIX, KWJJ, KCBQ. Rider (WB) One Way Rider 37/9 OSMOND BROTHERS/One Way MAC DAVIS "Caroline's Still In Georgia" (Casablanca/PolyGram) Blue Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 14, Light 23, Total Adds 9, WXBQ, WTVY, WWOD, KKYX, KEBC, WTOD, KTPK, KUZZ, KUUY. GARY MORRIS/Faded Blue (WB) Faded TAMMY WYNETTE "Lonely Heart" (Epic) 35/23 MEL TILLIS/Texas On A Saturday Night (MCA) New Patches Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7, Light 28, Total Adds 23 including WYII, KASE, WMC, WPAP, WKKQ, WFMS, K102, KRKT, KUZZ, Exile KSOP. EXILE/Take Me To The River (Epic) KATY MOFFATT "This Ain't Tennessee & He Ain't You" (Permian) 34/6 JIM GLASER/Woman, Woman (Noble Vision) The Man In The Mirror Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 6, Light 27, Total Adds 6, WIXY, WAXX, KEBC, KRST, KRWQ, 092. Heavy: KSOP. Medium: KLRA, Roll On WCXI, KUZZ. ALABAMA/Good On Your Table (RCA) "DAY BYDAY"

NEW & ACTIVE

McGUFFEY LANE "Day By Day" (Atlantic America) 58/14 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 20, Light 37, Total Adds 14, WCAO, WIXL, CHOW, KMML, WSOC, KHEY, KLLL, KS100, KFGO. WHBF, KIK-FM, KUZZ, KWJJ, KIGO. Produced by Marshall Morgan and Paul Worley

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HOTTEST HOTTEST MOST ADDED EAST HOTTEST MOST ADDED MIDWEST HOTTEST ' MOST ADDED SOUTH MOST ADDED WEST Lee Greenwood (MCA) Ricky Skaggs (Epic) Lee Greenwood (MCA) Alabama (RCA) Lee Greenwood (MCA) Ricky Skaggs (Epic) Lee Greenwood (MCA) Ricky Skaggs (Epic) ' Deborah Allen (RCA) Alabama (RCA) Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (WB) Eddy Raven (RCA) Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (WB) Alabama (RCA) Bellamy Brothers (MCA/Curb) Alabama (RCA) - _

WITL{M WHBF KU EAST WDtY SOUTH WCOSAMFM KLRA WSM WEST KFTN WOKO MIDWEST Ionising, all Rock Island. IL Columbia, SC Denver, CO SpHngheld, MA Little Rock, AR Nashville. TN Provo, UT WOMAfM DoverlPMsmouth, NH WSLR WKKO-AM/FM u KEAN-AYIFM avvºx KRKT DX. WILLIAMS Albany, NY DOE WILLIAMS Akron, OM Duluth, MN Abilene, TX misr Albany, OR °=Sr D. Gs NIT. Garrey SYLVIA MARIE A.S. TLEONA cs WILLIAMS =iSAR e LES VINCE GILL IIIKAINIM ALL. ST..0. MOTE. «LI.. go. re.... DM.. .0. [xxr WILLIAMS BELIA. Ir MICR.L MURMEY r DIRTDON SHALLY MST LEE GRAENWOOD TWIT. SIC... NUR.. ,GLEsx. a N... BELLAMY BROTHERS .0,....: T.G. SHEPPARD NII, GRITTY DIM' TOM AM .10110 ANDARSON ADDIS RA. ITT RICKY SUGGS , BRO.. . =oALLAN mc °=xr. BAND.A alcvez KIOV{M DAVID ALLAN VOICE GILL RICKY SUGGSMILS.COW. .2 MN COALE Hottest: MDT RAVEN EDDY RAVEN Hottest : Sbua Fdle, SO WOTO I. DAV/D ALABAMA RICKY SR.. vaRx casD[x ALLAN GEORG. JONES DAVID ALLAN x =m (MOM. FL m` now x AR xse DAV/D ALLAN MS NI,. 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DENNIS EDWARDS (23) Black/Urban (You're My) Aphrodisiac (Gordy/Motown) EMOTIONS (14) DENIECE WILLIAMS (53) You're The Best (Red Label) Let's Hear It For The Boy (Columbia) SHEILA E (13) LIONEL RICHIE (29) The Glamorous Life (WB) Hello (Motown) ATLANTIC STARR (12) ONE WAY (22) BREAKERS_j Second To None (A&M) Lady You Are (MCA) MARCUS MILLER YARBROUGH & PEOPLES (22) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of (12) L My Best Friend's Girlfriend (WB) Don't Waste Your Time (Total Exper./RCA) station on any week. activity given R.J.'S LATEST ARRIVAL (12) BAR-KAYS (21) Shackles (Golden Boy/Quality) Freak Show On The..,(Mercury/PolyGram) L.J. REYNOLDS JOHNNY MATHIS (12) Touch Down (Mercury/PolyGram) Simple (Columbia) 69% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 20/1, Light 27/5, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 8, WDAS, WJLB, KDAY, WJAX, WLVW, WPLZ, KHYS, KUKQ. Heavy: WJMO, QATLANTIC STARR "Second To None" (A&M) 22/12 WZAK, WANM, WWWS. Debuts at number 38 on the Black/Urban chart. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/1, Light 16/10, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 12, KMJQ, WEDR, WCIN, WDMT, WJMO, WZAK, WGPR, KSOL, WDAO, WITH, WWWS, KUKQ. Heavy: WGCI. Medium: WWIN-FM, KDAY, WLVW. LaTOYA JACKSON TWILIGHT 22 "Siberian Nights" (Vanguard) 22/4 Heart Don't Lie I/CBS) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/0, Light 14/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WXYV, WLOU, WKWM, KUKQ. Heavy: KDAY, (Private WWWS. Medium: WAOK, WDMT, WZAK, WORD, WJLB, KJCB 65% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 23/3, Light 22/4, Extra Adds 1, BRASS CONSTRUCTION "Never Had A Girl" (Capitol) 21/9 Total Adds 8, WVEE, KMJQ, KJLH, XHRM, WGIV, WBLX, WLTH, WKWM. Heavy: WAOK, WDIA, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/1, Light 14/7, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 9, WEDR, WYLD-FM, WDMT, KACE, KJLH, WAN, KDAY, KOKA. Debuts at number 39 on the Black/Urban chart. WNOO, WOOK, KDIA. Medium: WWIN-FM, WZAK, KDAY, XHRM, WWWS. PEABO BRYSON BLOODSTONE "Instant Love" (T-Neck/CBS) 21/7 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/2, Light 14/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adda 7, WWIN-FM, WDAS, WZEN-FM, WAN, WNOO, WAAA, If Ever You're In My Arms Again (Elektra) WVOI. Heavy: KDAY. Medium: WAOK, KOKA, WLTH. 64% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 24/1, Light 18/4, Extra Adds 2, FUNK DELUXE "This Time" (Salsoul) Total Adds 7, KKDA-FM, WDRQ, WGPR, WJJS, WPLZ, WLTH, WVOI. Heavy: WDAS, WVEE, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/0, Light 11/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, KSOL, WAN, WQMG. Medium: WWIN-FM, WILD, WDAS, KJLH, WKND, Z93, WPEG, WYLD-FM, KDAY, WATV. Debuts at number 35 on the Black/Urban chart. WGIV, WOIC, WWDM. FATBACK "Call Out My Name" (Cotillion/Atco) 21/1 JOCELYN BROWN Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/1, Light 15/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WGIV. Medium: WILD, KKDA-FM, WJMO, WAN, Somebody Else's Guy (Vinyl Dreams) WOIC. 61% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 19/0, Medium 13/3, Light 15/6, Extra Adds GEORGE CLINTON "Quickie" (Capitol) 19/6 WWWS. Heavy: Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/1, Light 12/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adda 6, WHRK, WGPR, WZEN-FM, KJLH, WNOO, WANM. 0, Total Adds 9, WDJY, WEDR, WGCI, WQMG, KJCB, WLVW, KHYS, WANT, Heavy: WGCI. Medium: WBLZ, WZAK, WOIC, WWWS. WWIN-FM, WILD, WRKS, WKND, WNHC. FORCE MD'S "Let Me Love You" (Tommy Boy) 19/3 O'JAYS Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 6/1, Light 10/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WEDR, XHRM, KUKQ. Heavy: WRKS, WDAS, KJLH. International/CBS) Medium: WDIA. WZEN-FM, KACE, WAN, WPEG. Extraordinary Girl (Philadelphia CYNDI LAUPER "Time After Time" (Portrait/CBS) 18/2 60% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 11/0, Medium 24/0, Light 11/1, Extra Adds Rotations: Heavy 5/1, Medium 7/0, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WDJY, WWDM. Heavy: WNHC, Z93, WQMG, WOKS. 0, Total Adds 1, WVOI. Heavy: WWIN-FM, WAOK, WCIN, KACE, WOIC, WPDQ, WLVW, WPLZ, Medium: XHRM, WJAX, WPDQ, WJJS, WQQK, KOKA, WLUM. KOKA, WAAA. Moves 35-33 on the Black/Urban chart. SUTTONS "Live It Up (Love It Up)" (Rocshire) 17/10 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 14/9, Extra Adda 1, Total Adds 10, WXYV, KRNB, WYLD-FM, KACE, KJLH, WAN, WPEG, WLOU, WANM, WAAA. Medium: WWIN-FM, KSOL. PRETTY TONY "Fix It In The Mix" (Sunnyview) 17/7 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/2, Light 8/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WDAS, WDMT, XHRM, WPDQ, WLVW, WWDM, NEW & ACTIVE WOKS. Heavy: WJAX. Medium: WEDR, WAIL -FM, WDRQ, WTLC. HAROLD MELVIN & THE BLUE NOTES "Don't Give Me Up" (Philly World/Atco) 17/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 14/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WEDR, WNOO, WKXI, KUKQ. Medium: WOIC, WBLX, WORLD'S FAMOUS SUPREME TEAM "Hey D.J." (Island) 45/4 WLVW. Rotations: Heavy 13/0, Medium 14/0, Light 18/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WDIA, WQMG, WJAX, WAAA. Heavy: WDAS, J. BLACKFOOT "I Stood On The Sidewalk And Cried" (Sound Town/Allegiance) 17/1 WGPR, WZEN-FM, KACE, KDAY, KJLH, WNHC, WRDW, WOIC, KJCB, WLVW, WDAO. Medium: WRKS, KKDA-FM, KMJM, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 8/1, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WVEE. Heavy: KRNB, WOIC. Medium: WILD, WJMO, WTLC, number on the KMJQ, WHRK, WDMT, WDRQ, WJLB, XHRM, WKND, KNOW, Z93, WWDM, WWWS. Debuts at 34 WZAK, WNOO, WBLX, WLTH, WKWM. Black/Urban chart. HASSAN & 7-11 "City Life" (Easy Street) 16/3 STACY LATTISAW & JOHNNY GILL "Baby k's You" (Cotillion/Atco) 43/8 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 2/0, Light 12/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3. WAN, WPEG, WDAO. Heavy: WDAS, WNHC. Heavy Extra 1, Total 8, WVEE, WZEN-FM, XHRM, WNHC, KNOW, WANT, Rotations: 3/1, Medium 18/1, Light 23/5, Adds Adds Medium: WRKS, WEDR. WWWS, KUKQ. Heavy: WXYV, WOIC. Medium: WWIN-FM, WAMO, KKDA-FM, WEDR, WJMO, KDAY, WRDW, WAN, Z93, WJAX, WPDQ, WLVW, WANM, WLTH, WTLC. aEMOTIONS "You're The Best" (Red Label) 15/14 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 3/2, Light 10/10, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 14, WWIN-FM, WILD, WVEE, WAIL -FM, WCIN, DIVINE SOUNDS "What People Do For Money" (Specific) 40/3 WORD, WGPR, WJLB, KACE, WJJS, WDAO, WWWS, WVOI, KDIA. Medium: WLVW. Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 17/0, Light 13/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, KKDA-FM, WZEN-FM, KHYS. Heavy: WILD, WDAS, WORD, WGPR, WJLB, KDAY, KJLH, WKWM, WWWS. Medium: WRKS, KMJQ, WDIA, WGCI, WDMT, WZAK, WNHC, Z93, DAN HARTMAN "I Can Dream About You" (MCA) 16/10 Rotations: Heavy Medium 2/2, Light 13/8, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 10, KRNB, Z93, WOIC, WQMG, WKXI, WPOQ, WWDM, WOIC, WLOU, WPLZ, WANT, KOKA, WWDM, WANM, WLTH, WVOI. Debuts at number 40 on the Black/Urban chart. 0/0, WTLC, KDKO, KDIA, DELLS "One Step Closer" (Private I/CBS) 39/3 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 18/0, Light 18/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WHRK, WZEN-FM, KNOW. Heavy: WAOK, KOKA. MANHATTAN TRANSFER "Mystery" (Atlantic) 15/3 WAIL Medium: KRNB, WDIA, WGCI, WCIN, XHRM, KSOL, Z93, WGIV, WPEG, WKXI, WPDQ, WBLX, WLVW, WWDM, WITH, WTLC, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 10/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WAN, WKXI, WPDQ. Medium: -FM, Z93, WOIC, KDKO, KDIA. WPLZ, KOKA. RUN D.M.C. "Rockbox" (Profile) 38/4 COLONEL ABRAMS "Leave The Message Behind The Door" (Streetwise) 15/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adde 0, Total Adds Heavy: KOKA. Medium: WDAS, WAOK, WDIA, Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 17/1, Light 11/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WDIA, WHRK, WAIL -FM, WYLD-FM. Heavy: WDAS, 0,' WDMT, WJMO, WPEG, WPDQ. WVEE, WEDR, WAN, WPEG, WJAX, WLOU, KOKA, WTLC. Medium: WRKS, WAOK, KRNB, WZAK, WZEN-FM, KJLH, XHRM, KSOL, WENN, WGIV, WKXI, WPDQ, KJCB, WWDM, WAAA, WDAO. EDDY GRANT "Romancing The Stone" (Portrait/CBS) 14/9 RAY PARKER JR. "In The Heat Of The Night" (Arista) 37/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 12/8, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 9, WAOK, WYLD-FM, WNHC, WAN, WPEG, WPDQ, WLUM. Medium: KOKA. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 17/0, Light 15/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WHRK, KNOW. Heavy: WYLD-FM, WBMX, WGIV, WQQK, WANM, WJMI. Medium: WWIN-FM, WXYV, WVEE, WGCI, WCIN, WZEN-FM, XHRM, KSOL, WKND, Z93, WOIC, WKXI, KJCB, WAAA, CATCH "Get On Freak" (Columbia) 14/4 WDAO, WLTH, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/1, Light 9/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WYLD-FM, WZEN-FM, WNOO, KJCB. Heavy: WAOK. STAPLE SINGERS "H -A -T-E (Don't Live Here Anymore)" (Private I/CBS) 34/0 Medium: WDIA, WKXI, KHYS. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 20/0, Light 11/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WAOK, WGIV, WTLC. Medium: WWIN-FM, STYLE COUNCIL "My Ever Changing Moods" (Geffen) 14/2 KRNB, WDIA, WEDR, WCIN, WGPR, WZEN-FM, WAN, WPEG, WOIC, WKXI, WPDQ, WLOU, WBLX, WLVW, WPLZ, KHYS, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/1, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, XHRM, WNHC. Heavy: WQMG. Medium: WYLD-FM, WAAA, WOAO, WLTH. WQQK, KOKA. WOMACK & WOMACK "Baby I'm Scared Of You" (Elektra) 33/9 MUSICAL YOUTH "Whatcha Talking 'Bout" (MCA) 14/1 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 9/0, Light 18/8, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 9, WXYV, KMJQ, WCIN, WZEN-FM, KNOW, WKXI, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/1, Light 7/O, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KDKO. Heavy: KOKA. Medium: WILD, WHUR, XHRM, KHYS, KOKA, WOKS. Heavy: WWIN-FM, WRKS, WDAS, WEDR, WNHC, Z93, WANM. Medium: WILD, WVEE, KACE, KSOL, WPLZ, WWWS. WGIV, WPDQ, KJCB, WBLX, WAAA. HUMAN BODY "Make You Shake h" (Bearsville/WB) 14/0 QDENNIS EDWARDS "(You're My) Aphrodisiac" (Gordy/Motown) 32/23 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 8/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WHRK, WCIN, Z93, WKXI. Medium: KRNB, Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 10/8, Light 17/13, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 23 including WILD, WAOK, KKDA-FM, KMJQ, KNOW, WAN, KJCB, KHYS, WTLC, WWWS, KUKQ. WDIA, WHRK, WGCI, WCIN, WDMT, WZAK, WDRQ, KMJM. Heavy: KACE. Medium: WRDW, WGIV, WANM, WWIN-FM. IQSHEILA E "The Glamorous Life" (WB) 13/13 HERBIE HANCOCK "Megamix" (Columbia) 32/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/3, Light 9/9, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 13, WWIN-FM, WDAS, WBLZ, WORD, WZEN-FM, Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 11/1, Light 14/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, KMJQ, WDMT, XHRM. Heavy: WAOK, WPEG, WPLZ, KACE, KDAY, Z93, WOQK, WOKS, WWWS, WVOI, KUKQ. KACE, KDAY, KJLH. Medium: WRKS, WDIA, KSOL, WJAX, KJCB, WLVW, WWDM, WANM, WAAA, WKWM. KENNY G "I've Been Mlssin' You" (Arista) 13/8 DUKE BOOTEE "Live Wire (I Want A GM That Sweats)" (Mercury/PolyGram) 31/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/1, Light 8/8, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 8, WWIN-FM, WDAS, WCIN, WNOO, WLVW, WANM, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/0, Light 20/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WBMX, KDAY, WPDQ, WANT. Heavy: WANM, WOKS, WWWS. Heavy: KACE. Medium: WVEE, WOIC. Medium: KKDA-FM, WEDR, WZEN-FM, KJLH, XHRM, WPEG, WKXI, WLOU, WWWS. MADONNA "Borderline" (Sire/WB) 13/2 SMOKEY ROBINSON "And I Don't Love You" (Tamla/Motown) 30/7 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 4/0, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, KACE, WJJS. Heavy: WILD, WRKS, WDJY, KJLH, Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 12/1, Light 13/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WXYV, KMJQ, WAIL -FM, XHRM, WKND, WANT, WNHC, WOKS, KOKO. Medium: XHRM, WVKO, WLUM, KUKQ. WTLC. Heavy: WVEE, WBMX, KDAY, WWDM. Medium: WWIN-FM, WAOK, KKDA-FM, WCIN, WOIC, WQMG, WBLX, WANM, GWEN McCRAE "Do You Know What I Mean" (Blackjack/Quality) 13/1 WLTH, WWWS, KUKQ. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KHYS. Medium: WAOK, WEDR, WBLX, WANM, JOHN ROCCA "I Want It To Be Real" (Streetwise) 30/7 WwwS. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 8/0, Light 17/5, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 7, WDJY, WAOK, WVEE, KACE, WAN, WPEG, WQKS. DREAMBOY "Walk The Streets" (Qwest/WB) 13/0 Heavy: WGCI, KOKA. Medium: WXYV, WDAS, WEDR, WYLD-FM, WCIN, WDRQ, WJLB, WNHC. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: KKDA-FM. Medium: WAOK, Z93, WKWM. ANITA BAKER "Feel The Need" (Beverly Glen) 30/2 WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 11/1, Light 14/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adda 2, KNOW, KOKA. Heavy: KKDA-FM, WJMO, KJLH, ROSE ROYCE "New Love" (Montage) 13/0 WNOO, KUKQ. Medium: WWIN-FM, WCIN, XHRM, KSOL, WPEG, WLOU, WLVW, WKWM, WTLC, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WEDR. Medium: WWIN-FM, WGIV, WJAX, JIMMY LEWIS & L.A. STREET BAND "Street Freaks" (MCA) 27/9 WTLC, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 8/1, Light 17/8, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 9, WRDW, KNOW, WNOO, WQMG, WKXI, WPDQ, WJJS, MARCUS MILLER "My Best Friend's Girlfriend" (WB) 12/12 KHYS, WDAO. Heavy: KJLH, KUKQ. Medium: KKDA-FM, WGPR, WAN, KJCB, KOKA, WWDM. 0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 12/12, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 12, WAOK, KRNB, WYLD-FM, WZAK, KSOL, BREAK MACHINE "Street Dance" (Site/WB) 25/1 WPEG, WKXI, WJAX, WPDQ, KOKA, WTLC, WWWS Rotations: Heavy 4/O, Medium 14/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KDAY. Heavy: WILD, KJLH, KSOL, WRDW. Medium: STARPOINT "Breakout" (Elektra) 12/5 WGCI, WZAK, XHRM, WKND, WNOW, Z93, WGIV, WOIC, WJMI, WLVW, WWDM, WAAA, WDAQ, WLUM. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/1, Light 8/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WCIN, WNOO, WPDQ, WDAO, WTLC. Medium: WRDW, WLVW, WWWS. CULTURE CLUB "k's A Miracle" (Virgin/Epic) 12/2 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/0, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WBLZ, WOKS. Heavy: WVEE, KHYS. Medium: WDRQ, ACTION KDIA. SIGNIFICANT CAMEO "Talkin' Out The Side Of Your Neck" (Atlanta Artists/PolyGram) 11/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/2, Light 6/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WXYV, WAMO, WCIN, WDMT, KDAY, WANT, WOKS. Medium: WZAK, WQMG. aJOHNNY MATHIS 24/12 "Simple" (Columbia) OHIO PLAYERS "Sight For Sore Eyes" City) 11/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/2, Light 17/9, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 12, WBMX, WZEN-FM, KSOL, WAN, WGIV, (Air Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 8/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, KRNB, WENN, WLOU, WANM. Medium: WAOK, WOIC, WPEG, WQMG, WKXI, WBLX, WAAA, KDKO, KUKQ. Medium: WILD, WDIA, KDAY, KOKA. WDAO. MARGIE "Reedy For The JOSEPH Night" (Cotillion/Atco) 24/2 TROUBLE FUNK "Spin -Time" 11/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/0, Light 11/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WHRK, WOIC. Heavy: WEDR. Medium: WWIN-FM, (D.E.T.T.) Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WANT. Medium: WWIN-FM, WXYV, WZAK, KSOL. WILD, WYLD-FM, WZAK, WKND, WPEG, WNOO, WKXI, WANM, WWWS, KUKQ. KWICK Lonely To Be Alone" ORBIT "Too Busy Thinkin About My Baby" (Quality) 24/2 "Too (Capitol) 11/0 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 4/0, Light 1/O, Extra Adds O, Total Adds 0. Heavy: KKDA-FM, WDMT, WZAK, WENN. WJMI, KJCB. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 11/1, Light 9/O, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WBMX, Z93. Heavy: WLOU, WANM, WWWS. Medium: Medium: WGIV, WNOO, WLOU, WAAA. WAOK, WGPR, WJLB, WRDW, WAN, WENN, WPLZ, WDAO, WKWM, WTLC. SWITCH "Switch It Baby" (Total Experience/RCA) 24/1 TINA TURNER "What's Love Got To Do With It" (Capitol) 10/9 Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 3/3, Light 5/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 9, WWIN-FM, WXYV, WDAS, WAMO, WAOK, WGCI, Rotations: Heavy 1.0, Medium 13/0, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WJJS. Heavy: WYLD-FM. Medium: WWIN-FM, WILD, WCIN, WRDW, WWWS. 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SUTTONS BLOODSTONE BLOODSTONE DENNIS EDWARDS' JIMMY LEWIS JEFFREY OSBORNE KENNY G STEPS AHEAD BRYAN LOREN ONE WAY TINA TURNER Hottest: Hottest: GRANT SHEILA E LATTISAW & GILL PATTI AUSTIN EDDY CHARNISSA DENIECE WILLIAMS LJ REYNOLDS EARONS RJ'S LATEST ARRIV ORBIT Hottest: EMOTIONS WINDJAMMER DELLS NEWCLEUS O'BRYAN Hottest: JAMES INGRAM EDDY GRANT DURAN DURAN BAR-KAYS DENIECE WILLIAMS KENNY G YARBROUGH & DENIECE WILLIAMS BAR-KAYS CYNDI LAUPER PEOPL MARCUS MILLER DAZI BAND RUN D.M.C. JOCELYN BROWN EARL KLUGH SPINNERS WOMACK & WOMACK CENTRAL LINE PATTI LABELLE DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: CHANGE JOHN ROCCA RAY PARKER JR. LIONEL RICHIE SHANNON SHOCK YARBROUGH s PEOPL YARBROUGH s PEOPL DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: JAMES INGRAM WYLD-FM/New BRYAN LOREN W V KOIColumbus RJ'S LATEST Orleans BRYAN LOREN ONE WAY WHUR/Washington, DC ARRIV DENIECE WILLIAMS YARBROUGH & PEOPL LyleslJones. KRYSTOL Brute Belley (a CHANGE CHANGE Libby Lawson BRYAN LOREN W OMGIG reensboro WJJSILynchburg Hottest: JERMAINE JACKSON ONE WAY Shelly Bynum Lad Goins JOEY DEES none RJ'S LATEST ARRIV DENIECE WILLIAMS JOCELYN BROWN Hottest: BAR-KAYS CATCH WOKS/Williamsburg Hottest: LAID BACK JOCELYN BROWN KC RUN D.M.C. CHANGE DAZI BAND MADONNA Steve Crumbley DENNIS EDWARDS BAR-KAYS DAN HARTMAN BRASS CONSTRUCTIO W XYVIBaitlmore YARBROUGH & PEOPL SHANNON SPINNERS JIMMY LEWIS PEABO BRYSON SUTTONS Roy Sampson PATRICE RUSHEN WATVIBirmingham CULTURE CLUB LIONEL RICHIE POINTER SISTERS JOHNNY MATHIS ROCKWELL EDDY GRANT JERMAINE JACKSON WOMACK 6 WOMACK DENIECE WILLIAMS Ron January WORLD FAMOUS SU JIMMY LEWIS MARCUS MILLER TWILIGHT 22 CAMEO O'BRYAN EMOTIONS SHEILA E KUKOIPhosnix BILLY PRESTON W VEEIAtlanta SUTTONS SYSTEM Hottest: JOHN ROCCA FUNK DELUXE SWITCH Rick Nuhn WISH Scotty Andrews FUNK DELUXE LIONEL RICHIE PRETTY TONY W DAOIDayton YVONNE GAGE KLEEER CAMEO JOHN ROCCA ONE WAY KENNY G SHEILA E Lankford Stephens LATTISAW & GILL Hottest: PETER BROWN JOCELYN BROWN SMOKEY ROBINSON MANHATTAN TRANSFE Hottest: RJ'S LATEST ARRIV HAROLD MELVIN SUTTONS SYSTEM CRUSADERS SWITCH ATLANTIC STARR GINO BLOODSTONE CAMEO KLEEER LATTISAW i GILL TINA TURNER SOCCIO MATHIS BAR-KAYS TEENA MARIE MIDWEST JIMMY LEWIS TALK TALK JOHNNY LAID BACK CAMEO JOHNNY MATHIS MARCIA GRIFFITH EDDY GRANT O'BRYAN Hottest: LJ REYNOLDS STARPOINT J. BLACKFOOT CHANGE LIONEL RICHIE WOMACK & WOMACK EMOTIONS BRASS CONSTRUCTIO WAIL-FMINew Orleans BRYAN LOREN TWILIGHT 22 SERGIO MENDES DENIECE WILLIAMS YARBROUGH & PEOPL GRANDMASTER MELLE WBMXIChicago HASSAN & 7-11 CYNDI FORCE MD'S HASSAN & 7-11 EMOTIONS SHANNON Barry Richards LAUPER Hottest: Lee Michaels Hottest: DURAN SUGAR HILL GANG JOHN ROCCA DURAN ATLANTIC STARR CHANGE DENIECE WILLIAMS KMJOIHouston RUN D.M.C. DENIECE Hottest: SUTTONS SHOCK WILLIAMS REAL TO REEL JERMAINE JACKSON SHANNON Jim Snowden KRNB-FM/Memphis EMOTIONS JAMES JIMMY LEWIS ORBIT KLOCKWIZE RICHELLE INGRAM DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: BAR-KAYS Melvin Jones PHIL COLLINS YARBROUGH & PEOPL ROGER LATOYA JACKSON ROBINSON ONE WAY RJ'S LATEST ARRIV LIONEL RICHIE SMOKEY CHERRELLE BAR-KAYS JOHNNY MATHIS Hottest: HERBIE HANCOCK DAN HARTMAN Q'BRYAN CHANGE SPINNERS BOBBY KING GAP BAND ROCKWELL DENIECE WILLIAMS SHALAMAR SUTTONS SMOKEY ROBINSON WORLD FAMOUS SU NEWCLEUS DUKE BOOTEE BRYAN LOREN WOMACK S WOMACK MARCUS MILLER JOE JACKSON W ILD/Boston YARBROUGH & PEOPL WENN/Birmingham Hottest: NEWCLEUS ATLANTIC STARR KRYSTOL SERGIO MENDES XHRM/San Diego :s R.C. Smith LUTHER VANDROSS JERMAINE JACKSON Elroy LIONEL RICHIE Michael Star DENNIS EDWARDS OHIO PLAYERS KAMIKAZE Duff Lindsey RUN D.M.C. PATRICE RUSHEN TEMPTATIONS LATOYA JACKSON Hottest: Hottest: WEST BROWN WGPRIDetrolt OHIO PLAYERS NEWCLEUS EARONS PETER Hottest: Hottest: NEWCLEUS EARONS PATTI LABELLE Joe Spencer DENIECE WILLIAMS TIMMY THOMAS WRDWIAugusta LIONEL RICHIE DENIECE WILLIAMS DENIECE WILLIAMS SMOKEY ROBINSON CHI -LITES SHANNON BAR-KAYS O'BRYAN KEITH SWEAT EDDIE KENDRICKS Teddy Black CULTURE CLUB KDKOIEnglewood LATOYA JACKSON JACKSON PATTI LABELLE & PEOPL EMOTIONS PEABO BRYSON LUTHER VANDROSS JERMAINE YARBROUGH Carlos Lando HERBIE HANCOCK DENNIS ROCKWELL DIVINE SOUNDS ONE WAY LAID BACK COUNCIL EDWARDS WGCIIChlcago (n EMOTIONS LARRY DAVIS DENNIS EDWARDS STYLE Hottest: ROGER LATTISAW i GILL Graham Armstrong GEORGE CLINTON EVAN ROGERS DENIECE WILLIAMS MELBA MOORE LIONEL RICHIE WPLZIPetersburg MUSICAL YOUTH FORCE MD'S TINA DENNIS EDWARDS LIPSTICK ONE WAY TURNER WDIA/Memphls Hardy SERGIO MENDES PRETTY TONY JOCELYN BROWN ATLANTIC STARR TINA TURNER WW WZICharleston Jay PATTI LABELLE Hottest: Bobby O'Jay DAN HARTMAN Hottest: DENNIS EDWARDS JIMMY LEWIS Barry Kaye CHERRELLE JOHNNY MATHIS LIONEL RICHIE TEMPTATIONS YARBROUGH & PEOPL PATRICE RUSHEN Hottest: WKX IIJackson DENNIS EDWARDS LJ REYNOLDS YARBROUGH & PEOPL ONE WAY ORBIT SHOCK BAR-KAYS ROGER BRYAN LOREN Tommy Marshall CHANGE PATRICE RUSHEN NEWCLEUS ROGER YARBROUGH k PEOPL DENIECE WILLIAMS RJ'S LATEST ARRIV JERMAINE JACKSON RUN D.M.C. PEABO BRYSON Hottest: WKNDIHarttord (A DIVINE SOUNDS DURAN DURAN WOMACK SHANNON BOBBY RUSH LUTHER VANDROSS & WOMACK SUGAR HILL GANG Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD ROCKWELL DENIECE WILLIAMS YARBROUGH & PEOPL JordanlMcLean KENT JORDAN JERMAINE JACKSON DENIECE WILLIAMS GRANDMASTER MELLE JERMAINE DAN HARTMAN DENNIS JACKSON ONE WAY SERGIO MENDES NEWCLEUS EDWARDS CHERRELLE O'JAYS SMOKEY ROBINSON DENNIS EDWARDS HAROLD MELVIN BAR-KAYS KSOLISan Mateo KENNY G WJLB/Detrolt WORLD FAMOUS SU BRYAN LOREN DAZZ BAND SHEILA E JOHNNY MATHIS DAZI BAND Bernie Moody JEFF LORBER James Alexander Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS ROCKWELL PHIL COLLINS MANHATTAN TRANSFE RJ'S LATEST ARRIV Hottest: Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE HERBIE HANCOCK SUGAR HILL GANG LIONEL RICHIE LJ REYNOLDS Hottest: PETER BROWN DENIECE WILLIAMS LIONEL RICHIE DAN KACEILos Angeles MARCUS MILLER PATTI LABELLE EMOTIONS O'BRYAN HARTMAN JERMAINE JACKSON DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: DAZZ BAND KRYSTOL KHYS/Port Arthur Miller/Wiggins ROCKWELL CHANGE DAZI BAND LENNY WILLIAMS YARBROUGH & PEOPL ROCKWELL YARBROUGH & PEOPL MARCUS MILLER Mark Petry NEWCLEUS BAR-KAYS BOBBY WOMACK GRANDMASTER SHANNON SHANNON ROCKWELL JERMAINE JACKSON MELLE DENIECE WILLIAMS CHERRELLE EMOTIONS JOCELYN BROWN DEBARGE POINTER SISTERS JIMMY LEWIS ATLANTIC STARR WHRK/Memphis JOCELYN BROWN SHEILA E DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: FUNK DELUXE WNHCINew Haven W BLZICincinnatl Toni Bell DIVINE SOUNDS CHERRELLE WINDJAMMER SLING SHOT LIONEL RICHIE James Jordan Brian Castle NEWCLEUS BRASS CONSTRUCTIO JOHNNY MATHIS W W W SISaginaw ONE WAY PATRICE RUSHEN WOMACK i WOMACK RJ'S LATEST ARRIV Hottest: Kermit Crockett JAMES INGRAM LENNY WILLIAMS EDDY GRANT BILLY JOEL W DRGIDetroit BRYAN LOREN JIMMY LEWIS POINTER SISTERS LIONEL RICHIE SHEILA RAY PARKER JR. RJ'S LATEST ARRIV E Tony Gray WGIVICharlotte u( BAR-KAYS GWEN MCCRAE SUTTONS DAZI BAND CULTURE CLUB DENNIS EDWARDS GEORGE CLINTON PATTI AUSTIN EMOTIONS Hal Harrill LJ REYNOLDS JOHN ROCCA SHANNON CHICAGO DENNIS EDWARDS DELLS Hottest: MADONNA REAL TO REEL LATTISAW s GILL ATLANTIC STARR WJMIIJackson CHERYL LYNN EMOTIONS JOHNNY MATHIS TIMMY THOMAS SHANNON Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS STYLE COUNCIL EARONS SHEILA E FATBACK Carl Haynes DENNIS EDWARDS Hottest: REAL TO REEL CULTURE CLUB BOBBY WOMACK NUANCE POINTER SISTERS ROGER RUN D.M.C. DENNIS EDWARDS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE ONE WAY PEABO BRYSON MARCUS MILLER PATRICE RUSHEN none MARGIE JOSEPH DENIECE WILLIAMS YARBROUGH & PEOPL TINA TURNER Hottest: DENNIS EDWARDS DENIECE WILLIAMS DENIECE WILLIAMS SHEILA E LATOYA JACKSON WINDJAMMER DNE WAY JOCELYN BROWN KJLHILos Angeles JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: LATTISAW & GILL DENIECE WILLIAMS SHALAMAR DENISE LASALLE GRANDMASTER MELLE WORLD FAMOUS SU J.B. Stone/Rico MENUDO CHERRELLE KENNY G Hottest: BRYAN LOREN Hottest: SHANNON LAID BACK WANT/Richmond IRENE CARA MADONNA DIVINE SOUNDS JOCELYN BROWN BAR-KAYS DAZZ CHANGE DAZZ BAND KDAY/Los Angeles LATOYA JACKSON JERMAINE JACKSON NUANCE DENIECE WILLIAMS BAND CHANGE Kirby Carmichael WRKS/New York LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: JAMES INGRAM Jack Patterson POINTER SISTERS IRENE CARA SHANNON JOCELYN BROWN SHOCK MayolOuarterone WCIN/Cincinnatl PATTI LABELLE RJ'S LATEST ARRIV ONE WAY RJ'S ARRIV LATEST LATTISAW & GILL GRANDMASTER MELLE GEORGE CLINTON Sid Kennedy DIVINE SOUNDS CRUSADERS WJAX/Jacksonville ui O'BRYAN BARBARA MASON MELBA MOORE Chris Turner SMOKEY ROBINSON JAMES INGRAM SUTTONS KENNY G WLTHIGary TROUBLE FUNK PATTI AUSTIN KRYSTOL KIM FIELDS PATRICE RUSHEN WPEGICharlotte EXQUISITE TASTE STARPOINT Dana Huskisson JERMAINE JACKSON GI REYNOLDS WEDRIMIami CHERRELLE CAMEO DOROTHY MOORE ROGER Mike Rossi Jackson/Jones CAMEO BILLY GRIFFIN CONSTRUCTIO Hottest: PEABO BRYSON WORLD FAMOUS SU BRASS WOMACK & WOMACK KRYSTOL DUKE BOOTEE SHEILA E Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE LATOYA JACKSON JOHNNY MATHIS PRIME TIME MARCUS MILLER HAROLD MELVIN Hottest: SYSTEM DENIECE WILLIAMS JOCELYN BROWN DENNIS EDWARDS EDDY GRANT SUGAR HILL GANG DENNIS EDWARDS KMJMISt. Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS POINTER SISTERS ONE WAY 'DENNIS EDWARDS CHARRELLE Louis MARCUS MILLER CONSTRUCTIO ZZ HILL BRASS YARBROUGH s PEOPL LJ REYNOLDS DENIECE WILLIAMS Ron Atkins KENNY JAMES PRETTY TONY O'BRYAN TINA TURNER ATLANTIC STARR ATLANTIC STARR BAR -RAYS DUKE BOOTEE MADONNA POINTER SISTERS DENIECE WILLIAMS P. FUNK ALL-STARS ATLANTIC STARR Hottest: RJ'S LATEST ARRIV DISCO 3 SHANNON MICHAEL BAKER SUTTONS PATRICE RUSHEN MADONNA EMOTIONS CAMEO PATTI LABELLE JOCELYN BROWN LIONEL RICHIE RJ'S LATEST ARRIV WDASIPhiladelphla NEWCLEUS TEMPTATIONS DENNIS EDWARDS JOHN ROCCA FORCE MD'S BREAK MACHINE ROCKWELL RUN D.M.C. KDIA/Oakland Joe Tamburro CAMEO . PATTI LABELLE EARONS Hottest: WTOYIRoanoke Hottest: HASSAN Jeff Harrison ONE WAY SHANNON Hottest: 6 7-11 SOUL SONIC FORCE Scott Morris ART OF NOISE TINA TURNER ONE WAY STARLITE & MAGIC WPDOIJacksonvllle DAZI BAND Hottest: BAR-KAYS DENIECE WILLIAMS POINTER SISTERS BOBBY KING Hottest: DEBBIE DEB O'BRYAN LIONEL RICHIE Marc Little RJ'S LATEST ARRIV ONE WAY EMOTIONS TWO SISTERS DENIECE WILLIAMS DENIECE WILLIAMS NEWCLEUS NEWCLEUS REYNOLDS DENIECE WILLIAMS WKWMIGrand Rapids DUKE BOOTEE PATRICE RUSHEN CHERRELLE LJ YARBROUGH BAR-KAYS YARBROUGH S PEOPL CHANGE Grant & PEOPL DOMINATRIX ROCKWELL O'BRYAN TYZIK SHEILA E Frank ONE WAY YARBROUGH S PEOPL TEDDY PENDERGRASS JAMES INGRAM PATTI LABELLE MELBA MOORE CHERRELLE BRASS CONSTRUCTIO JERMAINE JACKSON DENNIS EDWARDS WBLX/Mobile PRETTY TONY REAL TO REEL CHERRELLE LENNY WILLIAMS DAN HARTMAN LATOYA JACKSON EDDY GRANT Sonny Love ROGER MELBA MOORE NUANCE TWILIGHT 22 BLOODSTONE WZAKICleveland W NOOIChattanooga MANHATTAN TRANSFE EARONS Hottest: Hottest: WIEN-FM/St. Louis GRANDMASTER MELLE WINDJAMMER Hottest: KENNY G Lynn Tolliver Frank St. James PATTI AUSTIN BAR-KAYS NEWCLEUS Rod King DENNIS EDWARDS DENIECE WILLIAMS MENUDO LATOYA JACKSON CHANGE DENNIS EDWARDS CULTURE CLUB STARPOINT BAR -RAYS DAZZ BAND Hottest: RJ'S LATEST ARRIV BLOODSTONE BRASS CONSTRUCTIO WILLIE CLAYTON SUTTONS CATCH PRETTY TONY LIONEL RICHIE O'BRYAN LIONEL RICHIE ONE WAY LATTISAW & GILL JOHNNY MATHIS RJ'S LATEST ARRIV SYSTEM STARPOINT RJ'S LATEST ARRIV ONE WAY DEELE DIVINE SOUNDS DIVINE SOUNDS JIMMY LEWIS ROGER IRENE CARA PEABO BRYSON ATLANTIC STARR JIMMY LEWIS MARCUS MILLER DENNIS EDWARDS DAN HARTMAN Hottest: HASSAN 6 7-11 GEORGE CLINTON PATRICE RUSHEN CAMEO PRIME TIME WTLCllndianapolis MARCUS MILLER KOKAIShreveport CHERRELLE DELLS KENNY G JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: Jay Johnson EARONS Indicates Jazz Reporter MATHIS DENNIS EDWARDS B.B. Davis 1J) JOCELYN BROWN JOHNNY Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS WAMOIPittsburgh SMOKEY ROBINSON CATCH HAROLD MELVIN JAMES INGRAM ANITA BAKER DENIECE WILLIAMS MARCUS MILLER NEWCLEUS SHEILA E BLOODSTONE RJ'S LATEST ARRIV KRYSTOL J.C. Floyd KWICK WINDJAMMER BRYAN LOREN WOMACK & GEORGE CLINTON MARCUS MILLER LIONEL RICHIE WOMACK ONE WAY CHERYL LYNN STARPOINT Hottest: Hottest: PATRICE RUSHEN RJ'S LATEST ARRIV DAN HARTMAN DENIECE WILLIAMS W LV W IMoncks Corn WINDJAMMER BAR-KAYS LIONEL RICHIE WOMACK & WOMACK Hottest: O'BRYAN YARBROUGH & PEOPL Ron Pinckney TINA TURNER WONT/Cleveland (n LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: CAMEO BRYAN LOREN PATTI LABELLE CRUSADERS DENIECE WILLIAMS Kelly/Dean KIM FIELDS MALEMEN SYSTEM DENIECE WILLIAMS JERMAINE JACKSON KJCBILafayette is KENNY G YARBROUGH & PEOPL O'BRYAN Hottest: PATTI AUSTIN ONE WAY DENIECE WILLIAMS Evans LIONEL RICHIE IRENE CARA Beatrice PRETTY TONY JAMES INGRAM PRETTY TONY WINDJAMMER ONE WAY 77 Reporters DENIECE WILLIAMS JOCELYN BROWN POINTER SISTERS DENNIS EDWARDS W VOIIToledo (n WOICIColumbla CATCH LJ REYNOLDS BAR-KAYS 76 Current Reports HERBIE HANCOCK O'BRYAN Maxx Myrick Mickey Arnold Hottest: JOCELYN BROWN DENIECE WILLIAMS BRASS CONSTRUCTIO WLUMIMilwaukee DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: W W DM/Sumpter CHANGE CAMEO EMOTIONS KIM FIELDS DENIECE WILLIAMS Kevin Flemming The following Susie Austin JOE SIMON YARBROUGH & PEOPL station reported a SYSTEM ROGER ONE WAY PATTI AUSTIN ATLANTIC STARR SYSTEM CYNDI LAUPER frozen playlist this week: EDDY GRANT O'JAYS RJ'S LATEST ARRIV WORLD FAMOUS SU REATHEL & DO DAN HARTMAN PRETTY TONY BEAN O'BRYAN PEABO BRYSON O'BRYAN MIDNIGHT STAR Hottest: ROGER DENNIS EDWARDS PHIL COLLINS SPINNERS DAN HARTMAN LIONEL RICHIE PETER BROWN BLOODSTONE DENNIS EDWARDS Hottest: WJMI/Jackson MARGIE NEWCLEUS RJ'S LATEST ARRIV SHEILA E JOSEPH O'BRYAN (WICK Hottest: Hottest: STARPOINT PATRICE RUSHEN ONE WAY JERMAINE JACKSON DENIECE WILLIAMS BRYSON & FLACK JERMAINE JACKSON JOCELYN BROWN DURAN DURAN BAR-KAYS Hottest: NEWCLEUS POINTER SISTERS SHANNON RJ'S LATEST ARRIV DENIECE WILLIAMS DENIECE WILLIAMS LIONEL RICHIE BRYAN LOREN LIONEL RICHIE PATTI LABELLE J. 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' C01-1 r_1 í] o] _ 40.1 HOTTEST JAZZ CHICK COREA (10) STEPS AHEAD (18) Children's Song (ECM) Modern Times (Musician/Elektra) PLAYBOY JAZZ FESTIVAL (7) P. METHENY w/HADEN & HIGGINS (15) NAflONAk!AIRPLAW3O,. Playboy Jazz Festival (Musician/Elektra) Rejoicing (ECM) CANNONBALL/NAT ADDERLEY (6) COUNT BASIE & HIS ORCHESTRA (12) Les, What Is This Thing... (Pablo Live) 88 Basie Street (Pablo Live) vr,«. May 18, 1984 McCOY TYNER (11) IO STEPS AHEAD/Modern Times (Musician/Elektra) KENT JORDAN (6) No Question About It (Columbia) Dimensions (Musician/Elektra) 7 O PAT METHENY w/C. HADEN & B. HIGGINS/Rejoicing (ECM) (10) DON SEBESKY (6) PLAYBOY JAZZ FESTIVAL (Pablo) 2 3 COUNT BASIE & HIS ORCHESTRA/88 Basie Street Full Cycle (GNP Crescendo) Playboy Jazz Festival (Musician/Elektra) 3 4 EARL KLUGH/Wishful Thinking (Capitol)

5 5 McCOY TYNER/Dimensions (Musician/Elektra) SHOEMAKE SEXTET "Plays Music of David Raksin" (Discovery) 6/3 6 6 CARLA BLEY/Heavy Heart (ECM) CHARLIE Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 1/0, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, WBFO, WBBY, KSBR. Heavy: KPLU, KXPR. Medium: (Musician/Elektra) 12 0 PLAYBOY JAZZ FESTIVAL/Playboy Jazz Festival KLON. 4 8 TANIA MARIA/Love Explosion (Concord Picante) STAN GETZ & CHET BAKER "Line For Lyons" (Storyville) 6/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, KPLU, KLCC. Medium: WNUR. s Q GEORGE HOWARD/Steppin' Out (TBA/Palo Alto) JULIE KELLY "We're On Our Way" (Pausa) 6/1 to 10 MILT JACKSON QUARTET/Soul Route (Pablo) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/1, Light 0/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KSBR. Heavy: WUWU, WBBY, KADX. Medium: WBGO, 6 11 BRANFORD MARSALIS/Scenes In The City (Columbia) KUHF. BILLIE HOLIDAY "Embracable You" (Verve) 5/2 13 EMILY REMLER/Transitions (Concord) Rotations: Heavy 4/1, Medium 0/0, Light 0/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, KADX, KCRW. Heavy: WBFO, WKSU, KLON. 15 ® CARMEN McRAE/You're Looking At Me (Concord) SIMON & BARD GROUP "The Enormous Radio" (Flying Fish) 5/2 2, WBBY, WUSF. Medium: WBFO, KMCR, KJZZ. 14 JOHN BLAKE/Maiden Dance (Gramavision) Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 2/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds BERT LIGON & CONDOR "Dancing Bare" (Sea Breeze) 5/1 11 15 ALIVE!/City Life (Alive) Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 0/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WMOT. Heavy: WBEE. 16 16 CRUSADERS/Ghetto Blaster (MCA) BUNNY BRUNEL "Ivanhoe" (Inner City) 5/0 0, Heavy: KJZZ, KWMU. Medium: KUHF. 23 KENT JORDAN/No Question About It (Columbia) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 1 /0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds Note) 4/4 22 C) DON RANDI & QUEST/California '84 (Bee Pee) ENRICO RAVA "Andanada" (Soul Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WBGO, WBBY, KJAZ. Medium: WDET. D. HARRISON/N.Y. Second Line (George Wein/Concord) 19 C) T. BLANCHARD & JOE WILLIAMS "Then & Now" (Bosco) 4/3 20 20 BLUE SKY/Blue Sky (C.T.) Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, KSBR, KJAZ, KXPR. Medium: WBEE. (Verve) 4/2 21 21 PHIL UPCHURCH/Name Of The Game (Jam) TAL FARLOW "Poppin' & Burnin"' Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, KADX, WNUR. 18 22 VUCKOVICH w/JON HENDRICKS/Cast Your Fate (Palo Alto) LARRY QUINCY JONES "Birth Of A Pond" (Emarcy) 4/2 17 23 OSCAR PETERSON QUARTET/A Tribute To My Friends (Pablo) Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WBFO, KWMU. Medium: KLON, KPLU. 24 24 BILL EVANS/The Paris Concert, Edition 2 (Musician/Elektra) JAZZTET "Moment To Moment" (Soul Note) 4/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KLCC. Medium: WNOP, KADX. 25 25 J.J. JOHNSON/Things Are Getting Better (Pablo) MAX ROACH "Standard Time" (Emarcy) 4/1 27 Q JAMES NEWTON/Luella (Gramavision) Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 0/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KXPR. Heavy: WDET. DEBUT eD CHICK COREA/Children's Song (ECM) STAN GETZ "Stan The Man" (Verve) 4/0 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 1/0, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: KADX, KXPR. Medium: KLON. 28 28 ELLA FITZGERALD/ANDRE PREVIN/Nice Work If You... (Pablo) GROUP 87 "A Career In Dada Processing" (Capitol) 4/0 DEBUT S KENNY BURRELL/Groovin' High (Muse) Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Medium: WKSU, KWMU. 30 30 JEFF LORBER/In The Heat Of The Night (Arista) WOODY JAMES & L.A.C.C. JAZZ BAND "Zinger" (Sea Breeze) 4/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Medium: KSBR, KMCR. Black/Urban stations contributing to Jazz: WKND/Hartford, Melonae McClean; WGIV/Charlotte, Hal Harrill; WJAX/Jacksonville, Christ Turner;KJCB/Lafayette, Beatrice Evans; WYLD-FM/New Orleans, Brute Bailey; WGCI/Chi- cago, Graham Armstrong; WDMT/Cleveland, Dean -Dean Rufus; WVOI/Toledo, Maxx My- Regionalized Adds & Hots rick; XHRM/San Diego, Duff Lindsey. Printed Adds are first ten provided by station. Hots are printed in order given by reporter. symbol denotes commercial station.

WBFOJahn ab WM011ßeln«r11N l') WHRowrey WUSFST.moup. "lent EAST SOUTH BEI Hennen JP. Lowrey Bob Seymr OUINCY JONES WFAEICS.rlo WEAA.NImo,.R none CHICK CORD CHICK COREA CARMEN MCRAE Paul SMbli R.nit. WOOF. ,is Hottest: Hottest: SNOB i BARD GPOU MILYL STEPS TYNER n PASS GRUSIN SLOE BRT EMILYnone REALERSHOE NEW & ACTIVE DONS PART EMILY TYNER GEOHotter ROMRAD Hottest: CHICKIE REOEMAKEepsHottest: DEN DEALT L TUEST EMILY REELER Hottest: CHICK CORD STEPS AIIGO COUNT BASIL NEM DEAL RHYTHM B COURTBRANP BD MARSREIS CARIAMCCOY TYNER Rottest: KLUGE BILL EVANS "Living In The Crest Of A Wave" (Musician/Elektra) 11/4 MILT JACKSON (OAR EARL KENNY COUNT BASIS COUNT BASIE MCCOY TYNER PORE CARIA ISLET 4, WNOP, KSBR, KJZZ, KWMU. Heavy: KPLU. Medium: KENT JORDAN STEPS THS Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 5/2, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds MARSAL1SQuAR TANIA MARIA . MERB KUHFMwerde W diHO PAT METREN' PIATMILT OACJARD (VAR CARLA BLEY () KLCC. flAR3 MADHUBUTI Deere Edwards BLAMCRARO HARR! KMCR, WHRO, PLAYBOY JAZZ PEST Paul O.raNl WOBHIBO.WR ELLA FITZGERALD KERA+1WDM .Ft WaM MADE IN BRAZIL ANITA GRAVINE "Dream Dancing" (Progressive111/3 OSCAR CHICK COREA Er/C J.Cke0n Ed Budan.uzo PETERSON EMILY REELER Heavy: WMOT, KJAZ. Medium: ALTSBUL Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/2, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WKSU, KADX, KLCC. WBOOMewaM1 BARRY QUA ILLUSIONS NEWTON KENT TIMELESS ALL STAR ROIIInNKIA JAMES JORDAN GERALDGE WILSON OPC WBBY, KMHD, KPLU. PHIL UPCHURCH PASSPORT DAVID FRIESEN Hottest:GE GEORGE HOWARD SWEET HONET ON TN DOUG MACLEOD CRUSADERS GTANABE Wein/Concord) 11/3 JAMES NEWTON Hottest: GEORGE HOWARD MICHEL PETRUCCIANI "100 Hearts" (George JOANNE OTANI SDAOA A KLUGE JACK MCDUFF STEPS AHEAD EARL RLUGfl KXPR. , Medium: KCRW, GATO BARBIERI AHEAD Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/1, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, WBFO, KSBR, KWMU. Heavy: LLLIS MARSREIS STEPS ALBERTA HUNTER COUNT BASIS Hattest: FRICAN IMAGE KENNY KUOP, WHRO KLCC. BENNY OD DREH PAT METHENY PLAYBOY JAZZ PEST SANDY ONLN 47 ReportersP HAYWOOD HENRY FRILLY JOE JONES MCCOY TYNER JOHN BLAKE SEBESKY "Full Cycle" Crescendo) 10/6 LARRY VUCKOVICH ENRICO RAVA GEORGE HOWARD JAMES NEWTON 45 Current Reports QDON (GNP Hottest: Hottest: CARLA BLEY Worth Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 5/3, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 6, WNOP, WBBY, KLON, KPLU, KLCC, KXPR. CARMEN MCRAE BRANFORD MARSREIS KSAIIIDall .-Ft. 1.1 PAT METxgNY TIMELESS ALL STAR STEPS AHEAD WIiiie Cullen Medium: WBFO, KJAZ. DAVID FRIESEN JOHN BLAKE wMOTli4ahrlHe The follwing stations failed to CARLA BLEY GEORGE HOWARD COUNT BASTE Rick Formal MCCOY TYNER JEFF SANDY OWEN "Euphonia" (Ivory) 9/0 Nottest:TYNEreport new playlists for two MCCOY TYNER Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WLOQ, KUOP. Medium: KJZZ, KPLU, I PS AHEAD WMGI, WUWUIWSere.ea Sere. P BILL EVANS TANIAARIA MARIA consecutive weeks and were not Made RogMe BERT LIGON i CORD KWMU, KXPR. M TYNER BRA"FORD MARSALTE used in this week's data: DAVID ALLTN METHENT MILT GEORGE¢ORGE HOWARD JACKSON QUAK ETTA JONES "Love Me With All Your Heart" (Muse) 8/3 TOMI TENILLe Hottest: Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 3/1, Light 2/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WBEE, KLON, KWMU. Heavy: KPLU, WHRO. Medium: Rottest: EARL KLUGE GOMI i JARV STEPS AHD WEAA, KJAZ. GEORGEHOWARDSU VAUGHN NARK WIAN/Indianapolis DAVE GRUSIN PAT METHENY PASSPORT "Man In The Mirror" (Atlantic) 8/2 PAT METHENY ANITA GRAVINE WYLD/New Orleans PLAYBOY JAZZ FEST Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 3/1, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, KUHF, WLOQ. Heavy: KSBR, WMGI, KWMU. Medium: WBBY, KJZZ. gl« 01 lend Tap Monicana MIDWESTwJ zz/oaon r)WKH°^ WEST NM GMng.r n.Somo PETER SPRAGUE "Musica Del Mar" (Concord) 8/2 John HIU Lina YOhn CANNONBALL ADDERL CANNONBALL ADDERL WaEEIChltago KAD%IDenr.r LARRY VUCROVICH Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 4/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KJAZ, KLCC. Medium: WLOQ, KADX, WHRO, WUSF. () MILT JACKSON (LIAR CRICK CORES () MILT JACKSON QDAR COUNT BASTE WORLD SAXOPHONE 0 ANITA GRAVINE BM Willett CRAIG HARRIS ENT JORDAN RICeRARR BOUEAS KENNY ....RI- KENNY PORE "Inner City Dream" (ITI) 7/4 BLAKE MAD E IN BRAZIL CHICK CORD BILLIE POLT DAY CARMEN MCRAE KtE L. JAZZ WORKSxO st: JACK MC FF JAMES NEWTON KENNY BURRELL A JONES Notts..,olle BILLY MITCHELL Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/1, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WBEE, KTCJ, KKGO, KJZZ. Heavy: WMGI. Medium: ETTSUSANxMRottest: BILLIE HOLIDAY NOTTEST. RIM BLAKE MCCOY MARIA CAL OLLIXS DAMABIS CARMEN MCRAL p L UPCHURCH TALAIR MARIA JIMMY MOSHER TOM GRANT Hottest: WEAA, WLOQ. EMILY REELER BILLIE HOLIDAY VINCENT FALCON¢ QUIN PLAYBOY JAll FEST /KENNY PORE SHEILA LANDIS CHICK COREA TONI TENILLE PAT METHENY ANITA GRAVINE NEWTON DAVE GRUSIN MARK MIIRPEV Lssss CARL JEFF LORBER JAMES "Night -Lines" (GRP) 7/3 BLANCHARD i SAARI MCHAE DAVID FRIESEN TAL FARLOM PAT METHENY BRANFORD MAASALIS KENNY BURRELL CARMEN a t: PLAYBOY JAZZ PESTHotteELLA PRI2CLRALD DEEMS MICHEL PETR000IAN Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/2, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WNOP, KKGO, KWMU. Heavy: WUWU, WMGI. Medium: COUNT BAS[e KENNT PORE ROGERB PLAYBOY JAll PEAT LADE AdOROH () SHORTY STEPS AflGD KERA-FM. HORACE SILVER KTCJIMInn.,poll. FULLERTON COLLEGE Lind. (') JudY PLAYBOY JAZZ PEST JIMMY MOSHER QUIN New. Ed Omni COLLEGE KJZ215.a1tM 1.1 FULLERTON eROPGs HOWARD Lina AlexanderANu,M.r Hottest: Noltes[: C.rd Handley LUIS ARTEAGA "Collage" (Pausa) 7/0 WORLD SAXOPHONE 0 COUNT BASIS ARL LUGS CARMEN MCRAE REN JAZZ PEST one Heavy Medium Extra Adds Total Adds 0. Heavy: WLOQ, KTCJ. Medium: KERA-FM, KJZZ, KKSN. KENNY J.J. JOHNSON Rotations: 2/0, 3/0, Light 2/0, 0, FAMA JONES ENRICO RAVA STAN GETZ Eotteat: KENNY PORE KSBRMIeebn Vle)O MORTT 11,;,',;,'212,0 DAMAKIS PAUL MOTIAN CANNONBALL ADDERL QUAK CANNONBALL ADDERL Rodney FLAW. KLUGE JIMMY MOSHER QUINTET "Satyric Horn" (ITI) 6/5 LT JACKSON WORLD BASE VIOLIN OSCAR PETERSON EARL KLUGE DON RANDY i WEST JIMMY MOSHER QUIN BERT LIGON i CORD COREA COUNT BASIS MILT JACKSON QUAK RENNT PORE Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 2/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 5, WBEE, KTCJ, KKGO, KMCR, 'KLCC. CPtCK OSCAR PETERSON BILL EVANS J J LODOJOHNSON FULLERTON COLLEGE URBANIAK i CORYEL JAZZ PEST WNOPICIndnnell () MIRE CAMPBELL KLCCIEugene PLAYBOY JEPP LOKELF ILLUSIONS PEDERSEN i MONTOL OSCAR PETERSON Chris Wegner O'BPYAN Mkhael Canning BARNEY MCCLURE JOHNNY DYANI DENNIS EDWARDS EMILY REELER KxPRIS.Mm.mo BOBBY ENRIQU62 KENT JORDAN HICK Hottec KENNY BURRELL YM.WW1 COREA Hottest: CURTIS FULLER IAN Wry JOHN BLAKE GAVE GRUSIN GEORGELHOXARD MICHEL PSTRUCC JOHN BLAKE DOW SEBESKY CABMEN MCRAE ANDREAS VOLLENWEI STEPS AHEAD ,s,,,s KE ONBALNY NITA GRAVINE PAT Hotte . PA T METHENY CoWILLIAMS ° ANDREAS VOLLENNeI DAVE BLEI ELVIS JONES CANNONBALL ADUBRL TAXIA MARIA CARMEN HCRAE VALENTIN LAINE i S Thank You, Jazz DON SEBESKY DAVE URINDO ALMEI OA SILL'S' DAVE HOLLAND QUIN KERNT G ABDULLAH IRRARIE Hottest: HERBIE HANCOCK DON RANDI i QUEST CHICK CORD WORLD SA%ORIONS Q JAZZTET COUNT BASIE STEVEN KILLER C CAPRE/DURE JOHNSON DON SEBESKY JAN SCHAFFER . STEPS Nottest. KWMUISI. LWIe CANNONBALL ADDERL PASSPORTSAGS JOE WILLIAMS EARL RLVGtl WNURIEran.bn Cs wNy Your MkhaN PETER SPRAGur KENNT BURRELL Radio For Erk Scholl BILL EVANS REALER STANEStSEGETZ CHET PLAYBOY ROACH KUOPISOAHU/Mown/ EVANS JAZZ FEST COUNT BASIE BILL Hottest:t. Hottest: OAH Sehnorm THELONIUS MONK ELLA FITZGERALD RED HOLLOWAY BURRELL EMILY REELEREMILY REELER GARNEN KEWNY MICHEL PETRUCC2AN KMCR/PhoNiis MCRAE MILES DAVIS BTHPS AHEAD JAMES NEWTON ELLA FITZGERALD Support DAVE GRUSIN MARSREIS BIII SIMdd STAN GEIZ PHIL UPCHURCH CHICK CORES JONES WBBYICdumbu. (I QUINCY MCCOY TYNER MICHEL PETR000IAN DON RAHDI i WOAPLD SA%OÑPHONE ( JA22 WOPKSHO QUEST 2001 Strider KENT JORDAN METHENY PAT CARLA PAT EDDIE CLEANHEAD V ...USSR BLEY BLANCHARD i ARRI Hottest: RICHIE COLE JIMMY MOSERE QUIN TODD PHILLIPS CARL i JOAN HARPY KLONM1ong NJAZIsan Fra,icl.tO l'1 WORLD BASE VIOLIN WHITE Beech JOIN ApELLO JR STEPS ABGO N SEBESKY i DURAN Bob %Mocha COUNT BASIS VICTOR FELDMAN TR JONES Bob E p. ieln MIKE AMPBELL SIMON i BARD GROU ETTA ETHNIC BLPITAGR ¢ GEORGE ROMABO CHARLIE ESOS MAKH Nottest: Hottest: SLIM GAILA« CARD BEET PETER SPRAGUE BRANFORD MARSALTS ENRICO E COUNT BASIS MILES SDAVIS GEORGE SASSO MCCOY TYNER TILIANI GHIGLIONI PAT METHENT BOBBY eNRIMAAUS2 PAT METHENY RAyA COREA T JONES MCCOFORD MARSREIS ENRICO BRANFORD SALIS ,,g:,'.; STEPS AHEAD JOHN HICKS L SA%OPHONE ( DON A SEBESKY STEPS AHEAD KPLURaTO,na MUNNY BRUxEL ALLSTARS WORLD BABE VIOLIN tt et: COUNT BASIC TIMELESS CMrM. Tanana EARL CLOY TYNER SLIME GAILARD RED GARLAND ...And On TANIA MARIA BILLIE HOLIDAY JOE WILLIAMS THELONIUS MONK KENT JORDAN GEORGE MASSO NESS i COLES ALLEN YOUNGBLOOD STEPSS AHEAD ODETTA ADAMS i PULLERS DON SEBESKY WATLY ROSE Hottest: JUDY CARMICHAEL Move! PAT METHENY PLAYBOY JAll PEST The STEPS AHEAD CHET STAN GETZ i failed to KENNT BURRELL Hottest: The following stations EMILY REALER STEPS AHEAD PETER SPRAGUE BARNET MCCLURE report this week and therefore MCCOY TYNER QUEST WATCH FOR were frozen: EMILY RE LER RANDI their playlists PAT NY & NEW RELEASES DON KKSN/Portland The following station called in THIS SUMMER WEAA/Baltimore a frozen playlist this week: BEE PEE Records & Tapes WJAX/Jacksonville 763-7388 WGCI/Chicago WFAE/Charlotte the Saed A,Va (818)

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 66 R&R'Friday, May 18, 1984 /Adult MOST ADDED HOTTEST /Contemporary CYNDI LAUPER (100) CULTURE CLUB (33) Time After Time (Portrait/CBS) Continued from Back Page It's -A Miracle (Virgin/Epic) DENIECE WILLIAMS (83) LEE GREENWOOD (31) Let's Hear It For The Boy (Columbia) God Bless The U.S.A. (MCA) BILLY JOEL (78) SERGIO MENDES (31) The Longest Time (Columbia) Alibis (A&M) DAN FOGELBERG (51) RONNIE MILSAP (29) Believe In Me (Full Moon/Epic) BREAKÈIS® Still Losing You (RCA) LIONEL RICHIE (42) ALAN PARSONS PROJECT (29) Hello (Motown) CULTURE CLUB Prime Time (Arista) PHIL COLLINS (33) THOMPSON TWINS (27) Against All Odds (Take A Look...) (Atlantic) It's A Miracle (Virgin/Epic) Doctor! Doctor! (Arista) JAMES INGRAM (33) 81% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 13/2, Medium 68/14, Light There's No Easy Way (Qwest/WB) 25/17, Total Adds 33 including WROR, GR55, WPIX, Y97, KVIL-FM, 97AIA, WFYR, WISN, KLIR, KKLT, WTIC, WGY, WGOW, WHBC, KPPL, and 18 more. aSERGIO MENDES "Alibis" (A&M) 59/31 Moves 21-14 on the A/C chart. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 27/12, Light 29/19, Total Adds 31, WSB, 97AIA, KOST, KFMB, KJR, V100, WKGW, WAFB, WBT, WVLK, WKJJ, WRVA, WSNY, WTRX, WENS. WMGN, 3WM, KBOI, KWAV, WWNR, WKNE, WWPA, KORQ, WNGS, WCIL, MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY KFSB, KWEB, K99, KRNO, WPIX, KOIL. Heavy: WRVR, WCKQ, WBOW. Medium: WRMM, WSB-FM, WMAZ, KRNT, WMHE, WEIM, WSKI, WSKY, WAGE, WKYX, KEEZ, WJON, KKJO, KRSB, KALE. Disenchanted (Liberty) LaTOYA JACKSON "Heart Don't Lie" (Private I/CBS) 57/4 66% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 11/0, Medium 50/6, Light 25/7, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 21/1, Light 35/3, Total Adds 4, WISN, WKJJ, WING, KMJJ. Heavy: KRNO. Medium: WSB, WSB- FM, WHB, WMAZ, WMHE, KKUA, KWAV, WWNR, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, WTNY, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV, WCIL, WJON, KQSW, Total Adds 13, WPIX, KVIL-FM, W101, WCLR, WMYX, KHOW, KBEST, WTIC, KALE. KRBE-FM, WGOW, 3WM, KMJJ, KFQD. Moves 25-21 on the A/C chart. CHRISTINE McVIE "Love Will Show Us How" (WB) 50/4 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 34/2, Light 11/2, Total Adds 4, KVIL-FM, 97AIA, KEY103, WAHR. Heavy: WAEB, KWAV, WWPA, PEABO BRYSON WCKQ, KALE. Medium: WFBR, WTAE, WQUE-FM, KGW, WICC, V100, WGY, WKJJ, 2WD, WAVE, WNAM, WMGN, WLTE, WMHE, KRAV, KFI, KIXI-FM, WKNE, WSKI, WTNY, WSKY, WKYX, WNGS, WCIL, KEEZ, KWEB, WJON, K99, KRNO, KQSW, If Ever You're In My Arms Again (Elektra) KRSB. 61% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/1, Medium 41/5, Light 35/13, DAN HARTMAN "I Can Dream About You" (MCA) 49/10 Total Adds 19, WROR, WPRO, WSB, WISN, KKLT, B100, V100, WRIE, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 20/2, Light 29/8, Total Adds 10, KGW, WKJJ, WHHY, 2WD, WAVE, KOIL, K80I, KORQ, KWEB, KALE. Medium: WSB-FM, KOST, WMAZ, WRVR, WMGN, WMHE, WWNR, WEIM, WSKI, WWPA, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV, WAGE, WAHR, WVLK, WLAC-FM, WSNY, WING, WENS, WMHE, WWPA, KORQ, WCIL, WJON, KRNO, KQSW. K99, KISN. Debuts at number 22 on the A/C chart. LAURA BRANIGAN "Self Control" (Atlantic) 48/9 Rotations: Heavy 13/0, Medium 27/4, Light 8/5, Total Adds 9, Y97, W101, WCCO, WSFM, WGY, KKUA, WTNY, KFSB, KKJO. Heavy: WFBR, WSB-FM, 97AIA, WQUE-FM, WFYR, WAHR, 2WD, WMGN, KFI, WEIM, WWPA, WCHV, WJON. medium: WISN, WTAE, WISN, KOST, WAEB, WICC, KRBE-FM, WMAZ, WNAM, WTRX, KRAV, KPPL, KWAV, WKNE, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, NEW &ACTIVE WAGE, WHNN, WBOW, KRNO, KQSW, KRSB, KALE. EDDIE RABBITT "B-B-B-Burnin' Up With Love" (WB) 48/7 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 24/2, Light 23/5, Total Adds 7, WFBR, KBEST, KEZR, WVLK, MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON KBOI, KKPL, WVBS. Heavy: KJR. "Almost Paradise" (Columbia) 76/22 Medium: WCCO, WBT, WMAZ, WHEY, WHBC, KRNT, KSL, WWNR, WEIM, WTKO, WSKI, KORQ, WSKY, WCKQ, WGSV, WAGE, 0 Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 39/9, Light 28/13, Total Adds 22, WROR, WPIX, WFYR, KUDL, WHB, KGW, WAFB, WBT, WJBC, WCIL, KCRG, WJON, KQSW. KRBE-FM, WVLK, WING, WTRX, WFMK, KBOI, KMJJ, WTKO, WWPA, KORQ, WJBC, WCIL, WBOW, KALE. Heavy: WAHR, WHHY, WMHE, KPPL, WCKQ, KCRG, K99, KRNO, KRSB. Medium: WFBR, WSB-FM, 97AIA, WQUE-FM, 55KRC, KLIR, KOST, JOHNNY MATHIS "Simple" (Columbia) 44/17 WAEB, WGY, WKGW, WMJJ, WMAZ, KRNT, WMGN, KRAV, KFI, KWAV, KIXI-FM, WWNR, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, WSKY, WAGE, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 20/7, Light 23/10, Total Adds 17, WBEN, WCCO, KOST, KRMB, KEZR, WTIC, WMAZ, WRVR WNGS, KEEZ, WJON, KTWO. Due to heavy airplay, debuts at number 23 on the A/C chart. WNAM, WHBC, WFMK, WWNR, KORQ, WJBC, K99, KRNO, KQSW. Heavy: KBEST. Medium: WISN, WHBY, WMHE, KUGN, KKUA, KWAV, KSL, WEIM, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, WGSV, KRSB. JERMAINE JACKSON with MICHAEL JACKSON "Tell Me I'm Dreamin'..." (Arista) 74/11 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 38/2, Light 30/9, Total Adds 11, 97AIA, WCCO, KNOW, KLIR, WGOW, WVLK, WHHY, WENS, STYLE COUNCIL "My Ever Changing Moods" (Geffen) 44/2 KMJJ, WHNN, KFQD. Heavy: WQUE-FM, WAEB, KFI, WWPA, KORQ, WCKQ. Medium: WMJI, WHB, KKLT, KGW, V100, WAFB, Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 23/0, Light 16/2, Total Adds 2, WISN, KRBE-FM. Heavy: KFI, WWNR, WEIM, WWPA, WCHV. KRBE-FM, WMAZ, WAVE, WSNY, KRNT, WMGN, KOIL, 3WM, WMHE, KWAV, WWNR, WEIM, WSKI, WTNY, WSKY, WCHV, Medium: WCCO, KOST, KGW, WRVR, 2WD, WAVE, WMHE, KWAV, KIXI-FM, WKNE, WSKI, KORQ, WSKY, WCKQ, WKYX, WGSV, WAGE, WKYX, WCIL, KCRG, KFSB, WJON, WBOW, KTWO, K99, KQSW, KRSB, KALE. WCIL, KEEZ, KWEB, WBOW, KRNO, KWSW, KRSB. AMANDA HOMI & BRIAN JARVIS "Friend Of A Friend" (GRP) 70/4 PM LEE GREENWOOD "God Bless The U.S.A." (MCA) 35/31 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 43/1, Light 23/3, Total Adds 4, W101, KMJJ, KIXI-FM, KKPL. Heavy: WAHR, WWNR, WEIM, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/6, Light 26/25, Total Adds 31, WCCO, WRIE, WTIC, WAHR, WVLK, WMAZ, WRVA, WKNE. Medium: WHB, WISN, WCCO, KGW, WSFM, WKGW, WVLK, WMAZ, WRVA, WHBY, WNAM, WHBC, KRNT, WTRX, WHBY, WNAM, WHBC, WTRX, 3WM, KKUA, WWNR, WTKO, KORQ, WSKY, WCKQ, WGSV, WAGE, WJBC, WCIL, KFSB, KEEZ, WFMK, WMGN, KOIL, 3WM, WMHE, KBOI, KUGN, KKUA, WTKO, WSKI, WWPA, KORQ, WSKY, WCHV, WGSV, WAGE, WKYX, WJON, KKJO, WBOW, KTWO, KQSW, KRSB, KISN. Heavy: WFBR. Medium: KSL, WEIM. WCIL, KCRG, KFSB, KEEZ, WHNN, WJON, KKJO, WBOW, KRNO, KQSW, KRSB. MILSAP "Still Losing You" (RCA) 34/29 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT "Prime Time" (Arista) 65/29 QRONNIERotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/6, Light 27/23, Total Adds 29, KVIL-FM, WCCO, WKGW, WHBY, WHBC, KRNT, WMHE, 0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 23/6, Light 42/23, Total Adds 29, WFBR, WTAE, WPRO, WRMM, WSB-FM, WHB, KFMB, KWAV, KSL, WWNR, WEIM, WTKO, WKNE, WSKI, KORQ, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV, WGSV, WKYX, KFSB, WCIL, KEEZ, WJON, WGY, WAFB, KRBE-FM, WVLK, WRKA, 2WD, WNAM, WING, KRNT, WENS, WMGN, KOIL, KKUA, WKNE, KORQ, WVBS, WJBC, KKJO, WBOW, KTWO, K99, KALE. Medium: WTRX. KCRG, KFSB, WHNN, WBOW, KTWO. Medium: WCCO, WRVA, WHBC, WMHE, KUGN, KIXI-FM, WWNR, WSKI, WWPA, WSKY, WCKQ, WGSV, WAGE, KEEZ, WJON, K99, KALE. DAVE GRUSIN "Theme From St. Elsewhere' " (GRP) 34/16 0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 11/5, Light 23/11, Total Adds 16, WRMM, WISN, KBEST, WICC, WKGW, WVLK, WMAZ, JOE JACKSON "You Can't Get What You Want (Till You Know What You Want)" (A&M) 63/4 WRVA, WHBY, WNAM, KOIL, KBOI, KUGN, KFSB, KQSW. Medium: KSL, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, WCKQ, WKYX, WJON. Rotations: Heavy 13/0, Medium 38/1, Light 12/3, Total Adds 4, WCLR, WHB, KEY103, WBT. Heavy: WFBR, WSB-FM, KOST, WAEB, WRVR, WMGN, KFI, KWAV, WWPA, KORQ, WCKQ, KRSB, KALE. Medium: WFYR, WQUE-FM, WMYX, KGW, KEZR, KJR, POINTER SISTERS "Jump (For My Love)" (Planet/RCA) 30/7 WICC, V100, WPJB, WGY, WKGW, KRBE-FM, WVLK, WLAC-FM, 2WD, WRVA, WAVE, WTRX, WMHE, KBOI, KUGN, KIXI-FM, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 17/1, Light 10/6, Total Adds 7, WROR, WPJB, WKJJ, WLAC-FM, WSNY, WFMK. Heavy: KFI, WKNE, WSKI, WTNY, WSKY, WAGE, WKYX, WNGS, KFSB, KEEZ, KWEB, WJON, K99, KRNO, KQSW. Due to heavy airplay, WWPA, KEEZ. Medium: WFBR, WTAE, KVIL-FM, WQUE-FM, WFYR, KRBE-FM, 2WD, WMGN, WKNE, WSKY, WCHV, WKYX, debuts at number 25 on the A/C chart. WJON, KQSW, KRSB. ROTATION BREAKOUTS SIGNIFICANT ACTION STEVE PERRY "Oh Sherrie" (Columbia) 28/7 Rotations: Heavy 10/0, Medium 9/2, Light 9/5, Total Adds 7, 55KRC, WICC, WPJB, WAFB, WAVE, WTRX, WTNY. Heavy: 97AIA, Total WAEB, KRBE-FM, WSNY, WMHE, KPPL, WCKQ, WCHV, KKJO, WBOW. Medium: WTAE, WQUE-FM, WNAM, KOIL, KWAV, Reports Adds Heavy Medium Light WWPA, WNGS. THOMPSON TWINS "Doctor) Doctor!" 27/27 pM (Arista) Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/3, Light 24/24, Total Adds 27, KVIL-FM, KEY103, WAHR, WRVR, WSNY, WTRX, WMGN, O CYNDI LAUPER 128/0 112 15 1 KOIL, WWNR, WEIM, WSKI, WWPA, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV, WGSV, WAGE, WKYX, KFSB, KEEZ, WJON, WBOW, KTWO, K99, 2 BILLY JOEL 122/0 99 21 2 KQSW, KRSB, KALE. © DENIECE WILLIAMS 122/1 93 28 1 MADONNA "Borderline" (Sire/WB) 27/8 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 18/6, Light 3/2, Total Adds 8, KGW, WICC, WFMK, KPPL, KWAV, WCHV, KRNO. Heavy: FOGELBERG 126/3 97AIA, O DAN 80 40 6 2WD, KKUA, KFI, WWPA, KQSW. Medium: WFBR, WROR, WOMC, KOST, WPJB, KRBE-FM, WSNY, KRNT, KMJJ, WTKO, WTNY, WJON. 5 LIONEL RICHIE 114/0 71 39 4 Editor's note: This song was inadvertently left out of the Significant Action Section of last week's A/C music page. It should have been listed as 19/6. 6 PHIL COLLINS 114/0 69 42 3 7 JAMES INGRAM 112/0 77 27 8 Q SYLVIA "Victims Of Goodbye" (RCA) 25/21 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 22/20, Total Adds 21, WMAZ, WNAM, WHBC, WMHE, KKUA, WEIM, WTKO, O KENNY ROGERS 114/2 72 33 9 WSKI, WWPA, KORQ, WCKQ, WCHV, WGSV, WAGE, WCIL, WHNN, WJON, KKJO, WBOW, KQSW, KRSB. Medium: KSL, WKYX. 9 MANHATTAN TRANSFER 108/1 61 38 9 SMOKEY ROBINSON "And I Don't Love You" (Tamla/Motown) 22/5 10 MICHAEL GORE 88/1 50 31 7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 19/5, Total Adds 5, WVLK, WNAM, WSKI, KORQ, KFSB. Medium: WMAZ, WEIM, KALE. 11 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT 86/0 38 40 8 B.J. THOMAS "The Whole World's In Love When You're Lonely" (Cleve. Int./Col.) 20/0 SHAKIN' STEVENS 99/5 38 54 7 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 9/0, Light 9/0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: KSL, WEIM. Medium: WCCO, WMAZ, WRVA, WHBY, KRNT, ® KUGN, WSKI, WGSV, WCIL. 13 J. IGLESIAS & W. NELSON 87/0 32 43 12 CULTURE CLUB 106/33 13 68 25 Q MICHAEL JACKSON "Farewell My Summer Love" (Motown) 16/16 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/4, Light 12/12, Total Adds 16, WSB-FM, WRKA, WMAZ, WHHY, WAVE, WLTE, KKUA, KIM CARNES 101/6 28 55 18 KFI, WSKY, WCKQ, WGSV, WAGE, WCIL, KKJO, K99, KALE. ANNE 96/8 .21 59 16 MURRAY Q BARBARA MITCHELL "I Don't Want To Know Why" (Capitol) 15/15 ALABAMA 89/9 20 50 19 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/3, Light 12/12, Total Adds 15, WAHR, WMAZ, WHBY, WHBC, WTRX, KKUA, KSL, WEIM, WSKI, WGSV, WAGE, WKYX, 18 JEFFREY OSBORNE 79/0 25 46 8 WJON, KTWO, KQSW. 19 THOMPSON TWINS 58/0 19 32 7 GEORGE WINSTON "Blossom/Meadow" (Windham Hill) 15/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 10/1, Total Adds 1, WISN. / PEABO BRYSON/ROBERTA FLACK 83/5 12 53 18 Medium: WCCO, WHBC, KUGN, KSL, KRSB. ® MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY 86/13 11 50 25 EURYTHMICS "Who's That Girl" (RCA) 12/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 7/0, Total Adds O. Medium: WFBR, WMHE, WWPA, WSKY, WKYX. © PEABO BRYSON 80/19 4 41 35 TINA TURNER Love MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON 76/22 9 39 28 "What's Got To Do With It" (Capitol) 10/9 ® Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/3, Light 7/6, Total Adds 9, WCCO, WHBC, KRNT, WTRX, WMGN; KWAV, WSKY, WKYX, KFSB. 24 TEMPTATIONS 60/0 10 39 11 L. RONSTADT & N. RIDDLE ORCHESTRA "Someone To Watch JOE JACKSON 63/4 13 38 12 Over Me" (Asylum) 10/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/3, Light 6/4, Total Adds 7, WCCO, WKGW, WRVA, WHBY, KSL, WKNE, KTWO. Medium: WEIM. IRENE CARA "Breakdance" (Network/Geffen) 10/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/1, Light 3/2, Total Adds 3, WROR, 3WS, KRBE-FM. Heavy: WWPA. Medium: WFBR, KVIL-FM, WQUE-FM, WTNY, KFSB.

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MN PHIL COLLINS LIONEL RICHIE ALAN PARSONS SERGIO MENDES CHRISTINE MCVIE DENIECE WILLIAMS Phil Norton OaluakULanºmyer STEPHEN BISHOP BILLY JOEL «KO/Campbellsville, KY IGLESIAS i NELSON JEFFREY OSBORNE Diem/Scoff CULTURE CLUB DAN ERG THOMPSON TWINS Hottest: CYNDI LOUPER CULTURE CLUB CULTURE CLUB MICHAEL GORE DENIECE WILLIAM RONNIE MILSAP MICHAELAEL GORE JERMAINE JACKSON Jackson/Royce IGLESIAS a NELSON LEE GREENWOOD DENIECE WILLIAMS MICHAEL JACKSON Botteet: PHIL COLLINS CYNDI MALOPER CYNDI LOUPER MICHAEL MURPHEY LIONEL RICHIE THOMPSON TWINS MICHAEL JACKSON BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL DAN FOGELBERG BILLY JOEL THOMPSON TWINS WMJJIBIrmingham DAN HARTMAN PHIL COLLINS RONNIE MILSAP W ILK/Lexington THOMPSON TWINS CYNDI KENNY ROGERS Hottest: Hottest: DUPER SYLVIA Thomes/Warren Keith THOMAS DOLBY MANHATTAN TRANSFE WOYIScBMMctady WLTFKIIaYeland WING/Dayton ALABAMA LIONEL RICHIE Reines BILLY JOEL BARBARA MITCHELL CYNDI RONNIE MILSAP DENIECE DENIECE WILLIAMS D AN FOGELBERG LOUPER WILLIAMS MIke Nell DunphylWllaon Joe Demme BARRY DEVOREON EDDIE RABBITT SYLVIA KCRGICedsr Rapids, IA IGLESIAS a NELSON Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS ALAN PARSONS PEABO BRYSON PAUL YOUNG LAURA none Hottest: PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL DAN POGHLBERG BRANIGAN PEABO BRYSON Carl Mann DAVE GRUSIN LEE GREENWOOD PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL THOMPSON TWINS RENO a WILSON WPIXMmw York CULTURE CLUB Hottest: LATOYA JACKSON ALAN PARSONS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE IGLESIAS a NELSON CYNDI LOUPER ANn AMABrton ALAN PARSONS RENO a WILSON ALAN PARSONS DENIECE WILLIAMS BILLY JOEL 97AIAIMNrrrl DENIECE WILLIAMS SMOKEY ROBINSON *LAC-FMINashvllle Hottest: PHIL COLLINS ALAN PARSONS Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG DENIECE WILLIAMS Chris Gable TEMPTATIONS SERGIO MONDES NIeWISISargenl CULTURE CLUB CYNDI LOUPER THOMPSON TWINS Botteet: BILLY JOEL RENO STEVE PERRY DENIECE ALAN PARSONS LAURA BRANIGAN a WILSON RENO A WILSON WILLIAMS BILLY JOEL KENNY ROGERS LEE GREENWOOD CYNDI LOUPER BRYSON FLACK JAMES INGHAN BILLY JOEL CYNDI LOUPES CULTURE CLUB WBTICherlotte RIM CARNES a CYNDI LOUPER KKJOISt. Joseph, MO JERMAINE JACKSON POINTER JERMAINE JACKSON MICHAEL MURPHEY DAN POGELBERG DENIECE WILLIAMS CHRISTINE MOVIE DNYWBlahop SISTERS WMJIICIBteland JAMES INGRAM BIII O'Brian Hottest: ANNE MURRAY SERGIO MENSES MANHATTAN TRANSFE KENNY ROGERS JAMES INGRAM SERGIO MENDES WCHVICharlotteavlllN, VA PopovlchOwn JERMAINE JACKSON JOE JACKSON MANHATTAN TRANSIE PEABO BRYSON Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG JOEL Thomas H. Twine KFSB1Joplin, MO SHADDOS Hottest: SERGIO MENDES BILLY CULTURE CLUB PHIL COLLINS CYNDI LOUPER WKGWIUIIu-Roma ALABAMA RONNIE MILSAP PHIL COLLINS RENO a WILSON Hot teat: KENNY ROGERS K RNTIDea Moines Don Carpenter KENNY ROGERS MADONNA CarpentsrICarr BRYSON a FLACK LAURA BRANIGAN DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: CYNOI LOUPER CYNDI LOUPES Steve Gibbons DENIECE WILLIAMS CULTURE CLUB Hottest: LAURA SYLVIA CYNDI LOUPER LIONEL RICHIE POIL COLLINS JAMES INGRAM BRANIGAN GREENWOOD SYLVIA DAN FOGELBERG RONNIE MILSAP BILLY JOEL TINA TURNER LEE LAURA BRANIGAN BILLY JOEL IGLESIAS i NELSON SERGIO MENDES ALAN PARSONS MICRAEL JACKSON WKJJILouisvllle LIONEL RICHIE RONNIE MILSAP DENIECE WILLIAMS RONNIE MILSAP NENUDO JAMES INGRAM THOMPSON TWINS LINDA RONSTADT CYNDI LAUPER TINA TURNER Hottest: ALABAMA JacobslOolden DENIECE WILLIAMS Y971PNaburgh RONNIE MILSAP ALAN PARSONS KC DAVE GRUSIN JAMES INGRAM DAVE GRUSIN BILLY JOEL DENIECE WILLIAMS JBy Cromwell CARLY SIMON WOUEFMINew SERGIO MENUES Hottest: Hottest: MANHATTAN TRANSFO THOMPSON TWINS STEVE PERRY Orlons ZWDINortolk Hotteatr Kris RIM CARNES DENIECE WILLIAMS CULTURE CLUB CYNDI LOUPER SMOKEY ROBINSON SRAKIN' STEVENS O'Kelly W OOWICheltanooga MANHATTAN TRANSIE LIONEL RICHIE DOLLY LATOYA JACKSON RlcherdeonlAllen MANHATTAN TARNSEE LAURA BRANIGAN W OMCIDetroll LEE GREENWOOD PARTON KENNY ROGERS BILLY JOEL DAN FOGELBERG NIGHT SchaeHerlDeason DAN HARTMAN CYNDI MALOPER Hottest: Barry ArgenBrIght SERGIO MENSES RANGER ALAN PARSONS DENIECE WILLIAMS DENIECE WILLIAMS WINDJAMMER POINTER SISTERS SHARIN' STEVENS BILLY JOEL Hottest: JERMAINE JACKSON DAN HARTMAN RIM CARNES DAN FOGELBERG KIM CARNES BRYSON L FLACK WBOW/Terre Hauts BILLY IDOL CULTURE CLUB Hottest: CYNDI LOUPER CULTURE CLUB LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL Hottest: ALABAMA CYNDI Kavin Young MADONNA MICHAEL MURPHEY DENIECE WILLIAMS LOUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS CYNDI LOUPES JAMES Hot teat: DENIECE WILLIAMS CARS Hottest: JOEL WGSVIGuntswMlls INGRAM WTRXIFIInt NIE CYNDI LOUPER BILLY IGLESIAS NELSON CYNDI LOUPER SHAKIN' STEVENS RENO a WILSON KERSHAW PHIL COLLINS LIONEL RICHIE a Parallel MARK GRAY JEFFERSON LIONEL RICHIE Jackson/Well Three DENIECE WILLIAMS Burke/Wright DAN FOGELBERG STARSHI MICHAEL GORE DENIECE ALAN PARSONS RICK PHIL COLLINS WILLIAM WTAEpMaburph JAMES INGRAM SPRINGFIELD CYNDI LOUPER MADONNA SYLVIA RENO a WILSON LEE GREENWOOD Hottest: Don Berns DAN FOGELBERG JAMES INGRAM LEE GREENWOOD STEVE PERRY SYLVIA CYNDI LOUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS WEZSIRIehmond MITCHELL RONNIE MILSAP WWNRIBeckley 000LHÇaneas CMy BARBARA THOMPSON TWINS LAURA BRANIGAN MITCHELL ALABAMA TINA TURNER Church/Stevens BARBARA ALAN PARSONS BaI1evlShea Taylor RONNIE MILSAP DURAN DURAN THOMPSON TWINS Elaine LEE GREENWOOD Hottest: JERMAINE Hottest: JACKSON CULTURE CLUB MICHAEL JACKSON SERGIO MENDES NIGHT DENIECE WILLIAMS SERGIO MONDES KIM CARNES DAN FOGELBERG RANGER Hottest: Hottest: THOMPSON TWINS KENNY ROGERS BILLY JOEL JOHNNY MATHIS RENO a WILSON LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL Rottest: DENIECE CYNDI LOUPER LEE GREENWOOD Hottest: WILLIAMS PHIL COLLINS CYNDI LOUPER BILLY JOEL STEVE PERRY IGLESIAS a NELSON RONNIE MILSAP PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL JACKSON DENIECE WILLIAMS THOMPSON TWINS DENIECE WILLIAMS LIONEL RICHIE SERGIO MANDES LIONEL RICHIE JEFFREY OSBORNE CYNDI LOUPER LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: MICHAEL GORE MICHAEL GORE ALABAMA WWSW I3WSVPNsburoh BILLY JOEL GENESIS JAMES INGRAM JOEL THOMPSON TWINS Crowe/Weitzel JAMES INGRAM BILLY WRVAWIShrnond WAOFJLeesburp, VA CYNDI LOUPER WENSllndlanapolis Lou Don Slew Porter ANNE MURRAY KENNY ROGERS WHBIKanses City W heelBrlElgan DAN FOGELBERG DENIECE WILLIAMS Jell Robert SERGIO MONDES THOMPSON TWINS MICHAEL GORE BI00ISan Diego KOYIPWedx DAVE GRUSIN BARBARA MITCHELL IRENE WENS/Fitchburg ALAN PARSONS CULTURE CLUB KBESTISan Diego KBBIGreat Falls CARA ALAN PARSONS WEST MCCerineylKnlghl Merni Pingree LINDA RONSTADT SYLVIA Hottest: RENO a WILSON WagnmrlHosklna Jack Raymond KOOL McShaylKeller LEE GREENWOOD LEE GREENWOOD CYNDI LOUPER JOE JACKSON a THE GANG JERMAINE JACKSON Parallel One PEABO BRYSON DAN FOGELBERG CULTURE CLUB MICHAEL JACKSON PHIL COLLINS BARBARA MITCHELL Hottest: EDDIE BABBITT ANNE MURRAY SHAKIN' STEVENS RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: Hottest: SERGIO MENDES DAVE GRUSIN IGLESIAS a NELSON RONNIE MILSAP BILLY JOEL Hottest: et: THOMPSON TWINS KENNY ROGERS CYNDI LOUPER BILLY JOEL THOMAS DOLBY CYNDI LOUPER PEABO BRYSON MICHAEL MURPHEY Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE noneone PEABO BRYSON DAN FOGELBERG DAN FOGELBERG EURYTHMICS JENNY BURTON KENNY ROGERS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE DENIECE WILLIAMS SERGIO MENSES CYNDI LOUPER KENNY ROGERS JOHN LENNON DENIECE WILLIAMS KHOWIDBnwt BILLY JOEL KSLISaA Lake City MICHAEL DENIECE WILLIAMS MICHAEL GORE JACKSON BILLY JOEL ALABAMA WPROIProBldenee THOMPSON TWINS DAN FOGELBERG Mel Moore CYNDI LOUPES CYNDI JOHNNY JAMES INGRAM LOUPER George Lemlch MATHIS MANHATTAN TRANSFO KIM CARNES Tom Cuddy MARK GRAY JAMES INGRAM PHIL COLLINS Hottest: WISNRAIWukee CYNDI LOUPER ALABAMA LIONEL RICHIE SYLVIA DAVE GRUSIN DENIECE WILLIAMS WAVEISarasoN WKYX/Paducah, KY Hottest: HamislMurphy BILLY JOEL MICHAEL MURPHEY PHIL COLLINS ALAN PARSONS RONNIE MILSAP RENO a WILSON Muntinglonnellorw Frank Carvell PEABO BRYSON BILLY JOEL JERMAINE JACKSON KEZRISan Jose CYNDI W FMKILansing Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS LOUPER Hottest: MANHATTAN TRANSFE CULTURE CLUB Wagnermeesa BARBARA MITCHELL CULTURE CLUB MITCHELL Jett Davit none KJRIBe.MN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BARBARA BILLY JOEL DENIECE WILLIAMS PEABO BRYSON DON WILLIAMS DAN FOGELBERG JOHN LENNON RONNIE MILSAP CYNDI LOUPER CYNDI LOUPER LATOYA JACKSON Cotiser Malden SHARIN' STEVENS LINDA ROHSTADT POINTER SISTERS KLIRIDBnwr MICHAEL JACKSON TINA TURNER DENIECE WILLIAMS HOMI a JARVIS STYLE COUNCIL JOHNNY MATHIS Hottest: KRNOIReno DAN HARTMAN THOMPSON TWINS KENNY ROGERS GEORGE WINSTON MADONNA EIIIonIBrady BRYSON/FLACK EDDIE BABBITT JOHNNY MATAIS LIONEL RICHIE Irons/Bennett CARLY SIMON LATTISAW a GILL CULTURE CLUB WTK011thau DAVE GRUSIN SERGIO MENDES Hottest: MANHATTAN TRANSFE STEVE PERRY Hottest: Hottest: RENO a WILSON CULTURE CLUB Hottest: ALAN PARSONS Wayne Fisk KENNY ROGERS MADONNA HUEY LEWIS a NEWS PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL Hottest: JERMAINE JACKSON JAMES DAN FOGELBERG W ITT/Washington, D.C. INGRAM BILLY JOEL JOHNNY MATHIS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE GREENWOOD JAMES INGRAM BILLY JOEL Hottest: CYNDI LOUPER CYNDI LOUPER Bob Cummings LEE CYNDI DAN FOGELBERG SERGIO MENDES BILLY JOEL DENIECE WILLIAMS RONNIE MILSAP KENNY ROGERS LOUPER BILLY JOEL PHIL COLLINS LIONEL RICHIE DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: CYNDI LOOPER CULTURE CLUB RENO WILSON DENIECE WILLIAMS LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL JAMES INGRAM KI%IFMISottle none i KENNY ROGERS WILLIAMS BILLY JOEL JAMES INGRAM JERMAINE JACKSON SYLVIA CYNDI LOUPER DENIECE DENIECE WILLIAMS JAMES Hottest: MANHATTAN TRANSFO CYNDI LAUPER Bill Norton INGRAM DAN FOGELBERG MARK GRAY KJRISeaNIB CYNDI LAUVER DENIECE WILLIAMS W Palm Beach JAMES INGRAM ALAN PARSONS NGSIW set CYNDI LOUPER W ant to st: WMYXIMIIwauMo W MONIMadlson Colleen Madden HOMI a JARVIS DAN FOGELBERG Ross Block KENNY ROGERS LATTISAW a GILL DENIECE WILLIAM JEFFREY OSBORNE Beth Fast Bill Vancll KOSTILos Angeles ALAN PARSONS SHAKIN' STEVENS BRYSON a PLACK Hottest: SERGIO MENDES ANNE MURRAY Keye/Merie SERGIO MENDES DAN FOGELBERG MICHAEL MURPHEY ALAN PARSONS BILLY JOEL KOSWIRock Springs, WY Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS Parallel Two Hottest: CYNDI LOUPER Hottest: TINA TURNER JOHNNY MATHIS Maloney/Norris JAMES INGRAM RIM CARNES LIONEL RICHIE JAMES INGRAM JAMES INGRAM SERGIO MENDES SERGIO MENDER MANHATTAN TRANSFE DENIECE WILLIAMS CYNDI LOUPER MANHATTAN TRANSFO DAVE GRUSIN BILLY JOEL NH THOMPSON TWINS Hottest: WKNEIKeerw. CYNDI LOUPER PHIL COLLINS ALAN PARSONS LEE GREENWOOD CYNDI LOUPER Parallel Two Hottest: CYNDI LOUPER BILLY JOEL Howard Corday ALAN PARSONS CYNDI LOUPER JOHNNY MATHIS DAN FOGELBERG JAMES INGRAM KBOUBoIsB DENIECE WILLIAMS THOMPSON TWINS DAN FOGELBERG DENIECE WILLIAMS BILLY JOEL KKPLISpokane PAUL YOUNG Drw Harold BARBARA MITCHELL W VBS/Wilmington, NC LINDA RONSTADT RIM CARNES DENIECE WILLIAMS Ric Morgan WCCOIMInneepolls KENNY ROGERS SYLVIA Bob Wright ALAN PARSONS MANHATTAN TRANSFO RENO a WILSON KKUAHIHMRIulu Denny Long DAN FOGELBERG EDDIE RABBITT Hottest: WAEBIAIIenlown RONNIE MILSAP EDDIE RABBITT Lilla MIINr CULTURE KKLTIPhOMIIz DAN CLUB, BILLY JOEL ALAN PARSONS Neal Nwman SERGIO MENDES HARTMAN HOMI JARVIS MANHATTAN TRANSIT JESSI COLTER WLTEIMInneepolls SERGIO MILLER a EDDIE RABBITT Hottest: Anita CarlNN MENDES RONNIE Hottest: JAMES INGRAM Hottest: MARK GRAY Paul SsW stlan DAVE GRUSIN PARSONS none NOMI a JARVIS ALAN SMAKIN. RONNIE MILSAP PEABO BRYSON Hottest: MITCHELL BILLY JOEL STEVENS BILLY JOEL Hottest: ALABAMA BONSTADT BARBARA KENNY ROGERS CYNDI LOUPES LOUPER LINDA MICHAEL JACKSON CULTURE CLUB KENNY ROGERS LAURA BRANIGAN CYODI TRACEY ULLMAN SHAKIN' STEVENS DAN FOGELBERG LIONEL JOHNNY 1ATHIS Hottest: Nottest: MICHAEL GORE LEE GREENWOOD RICEIS STEVE PERRY ANNE MURRAY LAURA CYNDI LOUPER KRSBIRoseburg, OR DENIECE DENIECE BRANIGAN LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICHIE DAN FOGELBERG SYLVIA WILLIAMS WILLIAMS DAN FOGELBERG LEE GREENWOOD DENIECE WILLIAMS Stew Hills JAMES INGRAM CYNDI LOUDER KENNY ROGERS PHIL COLLINS DENIECE WILLIAMS MICHAEL JACKSON NORA DENIECE WILLIAMS CYNDI COUPER CYNDI LOUPER BILLY JOEL WSK I/Montpelier. VT Hottest: THOMPSON TWINS TINA TURNER BILLY JOEL MICHAEL GORE JAMES INGRAM Bruce Stebbins LEE GREENWOOD WICCIBrldpaport JERMAINE JACKSON CULTURE CLUB DAN FOGELBERG KPPLIDenver MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: SYLVIA PanNlwlBroadbin SMOKEY ROBINSON John Walkar CYNDI LOUPER Parallel Nottest: none KOILIOmahs MANHATTAN TRANSFE Three RONNIE MILSAP KGWIPcrU.nd CYNDI LAUPER MADONNA THOMPSON TWINS KS94ISl. Louis MsaoNLundy MADONNA DENIECE WILLIAMS DENIECE WILLIAMS STEVE PERRY BARBARA MITCHELL MlncklerlDlrkx CULTURE CLUB Morgan/Walarmann THOMPSON TWINS ALAN PARSONS DAVE GRUSIN MARK GRAY BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN KMJJILas Vegan KENNY ROGERS Hottest: DAN HARTMAN MADONNA Nottest: SYLVIA ANNE MURRAY Bill Kelly KFODIAnchwage, AK BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL Hottest: SERGIO MENDES DAN HARTMAN THOMPSON TWINS 131 Reporters Hottest: DAVE MIke Ford CYNDI LOUPER GRUSIN RENO a WILSON CYNDI LOUPES JERMAINE JACKSON DENIECE WILLIAMS LIONEL RICHIE ALAN PARSONS KISNISaW Lake City DENIECE WILLIAMS CYNDI COUPER Hottest: ALAN PARSONS RENO a WILSON PHIL COLLINS Hottest: ALABAMA Den Jeesop DAN FOGELBERG JAMES INGRAM MICHAEL GORE STEVE PERRY BONI i JARVIS ALAN PARSONS BILLY JOEL. MICHAEL MURPHEY SHAKIN' STEVENS MANHATTAN DENIECE WILLIAMS RENO a WILSON LATOYA JACKSON 129 Current Reports TRANSFE DENIECE WILLIAMS DENIECE WILLIAMS JERMAINE JACKSON CULTURE CLUB SHARIN' STEVENS CYNDI LOUPER MICHAEL MURPHEY CYNDI LOUPES DAN FOGELBERG CULTURE CLUB PEABO BRYSON V1001CherleSton, WV KENNY ROGERS KUOWEugenm, OR Nottest: KENNY ROGERS DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: LEE GREENWOOD Spence/Jan. WTNYIWatertwn. NY B rian James LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: SHAKIN' STEVENS DENIECE BILLY JOEL reported JBy Donovan WILLIAMS CYNDI LOUPES The following station DAVE TRACEY ULLMAN ALABAMA IVI OW3aerNmenlo GRUSIN IGLESIAS i NELSON CYNDI BILLY JOEL W MHEnoledo Nottest: LOOPER a frozen playlist this week: PEABO BRYSON STEVE PERRY Parallel Two Paul Mitchell CYNDI LOUPER JAMES INOBAM DENIECE WILLIAMS Ray/Morrison MANHATTAN TRANSFE SHARIN' SERGIO MENSES LAURA BRANIGAN STEVENS PARSONS JAMES INGRAM none ELBOW BONES RAC ALAN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN CULTURE CLUB a DAN FOGELBERG K 108/Sacramento Hottest: Hottest: PEABO BRYSON Hottest: JAMES INGRAM KFULH Angeles CULTURE CLUB PHIL COLLINS CHAD STUART a JOB JEFFREY OSBORNE BILLY JOEL KayNLBBou KALE/TN-Cities, WA KENNY ROGERS RONNIE MILSAP LIONEL RICHIE PAUL SIMON KTWOICaaper CYNDI EIUFER WMBYIAppleon Mike Purdy CYNDI LOUPES DENIECE WILLIAMS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN IGLESIAS a NELSON MICHAEL JACKSON John Leader The following station did not DAN FOGELBERG DAN FOGELBERG Rob Shannon SYLVIA B ILLY JOEL Hottest: Hottest: THOMPSON TWINS ALAN PARSONS DAN HARTMAN DENIECE WILLIAMS KIM CARNES LINDA RONSTADT MADONNA RONNIE MILSAP report this week and therefore DAN FOGELBERG KFMBISan Diego DENIECE WILLIAMS THOMPSON TWINS DAVE GRUSIN RENO a WILSON WRIEIErI. BILLY JOEL Mark Larson PHIL COLLINE BARBARA MITCHELL W W PAIW IIINmsporI PA MARK GRAY CYNDI THOMPSON TWINS its playlist was frozen: Ted Abbott COUPER LIONEL RIORIE LEE GREENWOOD Scott Masteller LEE GREENWOOD STEVE PERRY MICHAEL JACKSON ALABAMA CYNDI LOUPER RONNIE MILSAP BARBARA MITCHELL DENIECE WILLIAMS LINDA RONSTADT Oot te at: PEABO BRYSON BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN RONNIE MILSAP SERGIO MENDER KENNY ROGERS ANNE MURRAY THOMPSON TWINS JOHNNY MATHIS K W AVIMonlewy Hottest: CARLY SIMON 3WMIToledo BILLY JOEL DAN FOGELBERG WAEB/Allentown LEE GREENWOOD RENO a WILSON ALAN PARSONS Michael Reading Nottest: K InglScollin CYNDI LOAFER ALABAMA Rottest: SERGIO !ENDES BILLY JOEL Hottest: CHRISTINE MOVIE ALABAMA SYLVIA BILLY JOEL RONNIE MILSAP DAN FOGELBERG MICHAEL GORE LEE GREENWOOD KENNY ROGERS CYNDI LOUPER PHIL COLLINS PROBO BRYSON CYNDI LOUPER MICHAEL GORE TINA TURNER BRYSON a FLACK Note: R&R welcomes a new DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: KENNY ROGERS KENNY ROGERS MADONNA BILLY JOEL DENIECE WILLIAMS SERGIO MENSES CYNDI LOAFER SERGIO MENDES DAN FOGELBERG MICHAEL MURPHEY CYNDI LOUPES BILLY JOEL ANNE MURRAY Hottest: reporting station: IRENE CARA Hottest: PEABO BRYSON JAMES INGRAM PHIL COLLINS CYNDI LOUPES BILLY JOEL KJR/Seattle (P1) JOE JACKSON JOE JACKSON LIONEL RICHIE DENIECE WILLIAM MICHAEL GORE CHRISTINE MOVIE CYNDI LOUPES

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Total Total Hot Medium Adds All Three Two 1.231 172 REPORTERS Weeke weeks wee. May 18, 1984 Reports Rotation Rotation Rotations

"Magic" (1 52) "Think" (58) "Hello" (57) 171 + 161- 10+ 7+ 1 1 1 o CARS/Heartbeat City (Elektra) "Distant" (148) "Red Sector" (72) "Electric" (47) 157- 119- 38+ 1- 5 3 2 O RUSH/Grace Under Pressure (Mercury/PG) "Oh Sherrie" (118) 154= 7+ 2 2 3 3 STEVE PERRY/Street Talk (Columbia) "She's" (52) "Away" (20) 122- 32+ "Run Runaway" (148) "My Oh My" (32) 152- 125- 9 6 4 O SLADE/Keep Your Hands Off... (CBS Assoc.) 27- 1- "Big "Leaving" 4 4 5 5 SCORPIONS/Love At First Sting (Mercury/PG) "Hurricane" (97) City" (82) (32) 141- 107- 34- 2- "Deeper & Deeper" (1 57) 158+ 61 + 91- 14- I DEBUT O STREETS OF FIRE/Soundtrack (MCA) You Ran" 18 13 10 ORION THE HUNTER/Orion The Hunter (Portrait/CBS) "So (140) 142+ 60+ 81- 4+ "Legs" 128+ 78+ 4+ 15 12 11 O ZZ TOP/Eliminator (WB) (126) 49- "The Heart Of R&R" (102) 12 8 6 9 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Sports (Chrysalis) "Walking" (14) 114- 96- 18- 5+ "Eyes Without A Face" (129) 132+ 76+ 31 15 BILLY IDOL/Rebel Yell (Chrysalis) 51- 15- What You 20 16 12 JOE JACKSON/Body And Soul (A&M) "You Can't Get Want" (120) 123- 85+ 38- 3- Time" (1 12) 27 17 13 CYNDI LAUPER/She's So Unusual (Portrait/CBS) "Time After 115+ 86+ 29- 3- "I'll Wait" "Panama" (40) "Drop" (13) 100- 79- 21= 3+ 3 5 7 13 VAN HALEN/1984 (WB) (75) AM Pros...)" AM" (19) 132+ 27+ 104+ - 22 17 ROGER WATERS/The Pros And Cons Of... (Columbia) "5:01 (The (125) "4:41 5- "Blue Light" (32) (1 5) 112- 11 9 9 15 DAVID GILMOUR/About Face (Columbia) "Murder" (90) "Lovers" 46- 66- 5+

28 20 DUKE JUPITER/White Knuckle Ride (Morocco/Motown) "Little Lady" (132) 132+ 23+ 106+ 7- (97) 25+ 3+ 8 7 8 17 NIGHT RANGER/Midnight Madness (Camel/MCA) "Sister Christian" 98- 71- To A Scream" 17) 21 18 16 18 ICICLE WORKS/Icicle Works (Arista) "Whisper (1 121- 37+ 82- 5+ And Round" (1 10) 112+ 31 + 72+ 16- 37 35 27 RATT/Out Of the Cellar (Atlantic) "Round 116+ 15+ 97+ - 28 Q RUSS BALLARD/Russ Ballard (EMI America) "Voices" (112) 19- 14 15 14 21 HAGAR/SCHON/AARONSON/SHRIEVE/Through... (Geffen) "Whiter Shade Of Pale" (91) "Missing You" (24) 103- 40- 63- 2- "Modern Day Delilah" (106) 107+ 24+ 79+ 11- 30 ® VAN STEPHENSON/Righteous Anger (MCA) "Too Young To Fall In Love" (103) 105+ 22+ 76= 14+ 36 32 25 ® MOTLEY CRUE/Shout At The Devil (Elektra) Is 25 20 19 24 HOWARD JONES/Human's Lib (Elektra) "What Love" (106) 108- 25- 82= 3- "Rebel" (96) 98+ 20- 74+ 10- 40 39 29 ® MANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND/Somewhere... (Arista) "Stay The Night" (96) 98+ 23+ 70+ 16+ DEBUT J a CHICAGO/Chicago 17 (WB) 23 19 22 27 BERLIN/Love Life (Geffen) "No More Words" (79) 85- 39- 46- 0- 32 27 24 28 CHRISTINE McVIE/Christine McVie (WB) "Love Will Show Us How" (85) 89- 26- 62- 5- "The Ghost In You" (84) 85+ 26+ 55+ 8- 37 a PSYCHEDELIC FURS/Mirror Moves (Columbia) Me 5) 46+ 12+ 19 25 31 30 THOMPSON TWINS/Into The Gap (Arista) "Doctor! Doctor!" (73) "Hold Now" (1 83+ 32- 33 30 26 31 TALK TALK/It's My Life (EMI America) "It's My Life" (86) 87- 25- 62- 0- "The Reflex" (74) 74+ 39+ 33- 6- - 35 ® DURAN DURAN/Seven And The Ragged Tiger (Capitol) "Original Sin" (59) "The Swing" (16) 81+ 18- 61 + 4- 34 ® INXS/The Swing (Atco) 1) 4+ 6 11 18 34 TONY CAREY/Some Tough City (MCA) "A Fine Fine Day" (55) "Summer" (1 73- 29- 44- (32) (25) (24) 64- 31- 32- 10 14 21 35 AGAINST ALL ODDS/Soundtrack (Atlantic) "Against" "Violet" "Walk" 2- 12- 69+ - 40 33 36 BIG COUNTRY/Wonderland (Mercury/PG) "Wonderland" (81) 82- 4- 29 33 32 37 FOOTLOOSE/Soundtrack (Columbia) "I'm Free" (44) "Paradise" (19) "Footloose" (16) 73- 31- 41- 6- It In "Slow 'N' Easy" (49) "Slide It In" (20) 70+ 14+ 53+ 14+ j DEBUT WHITESNAKE/Slide (Geffen) 28 37 36 39 DWIGHT TWILLEY/Jungle (EMI America) "Little Bit Of Love" (64) 71- 10- 59- 3- "So. Central Rain" (64) 69+ 12= 53+ 9- I DEBUT Q R.E.M./Reckoning (IRS/A&M) BREAKERS.

STREETS OF FIRE Soundtrack (MCA) 92% of our reporters on it. 158/14 including adds at WNEW-FM, KKCI, KSHE, KSJO, WRXL, WIBA, WWCT, KREM. Debuts at #6 on the Albums chart.

CHICAGO Chicago 17 (WB) 57% of our reporters on it. 98/16 including adds at WIYY, KINK, KROY, KOLA, KZOK, WZZO, WFYV, WDIZ, WLVQ, WTUE. Debuts at #26 on the Albums chart.

AOR BREAKERS - Records In a reported rotation on at least 50% of reporting stations. Total reports/total adds information listed; for example, 100/50 means 100 total station reports and, of those, 50 added it this week.

PLAYLISTS - Printed regionally by parallels. An artist's name appears once per playlist in the highest reported rotation; for example, If cuts from an album are reported in both hot and medium, the album will appear in hot. A small 'a' before an artist's name indicates the record Is newly reported that week, or additional tracks have been add- ed. An (A) or (M) after an artist's name shows that other tracks from that record can be found in those rotations (light or medium). An artist's name with no abbreviations means all airplay of that artist Is in the listed rotation.

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CARS (161) LITTLE STEVEN (29) Heartbeat City (Elektra) DOUBLE Voice Of America (EMI America) SLADE (125) DEF LEPPARD (29) Keep Your Hands Off My... (CBS Associated) High 'N' Dry (Mercury/PolyGram) STEVE PERRY (122) HUMAN LEAGUE TROUBLE (22) Street Talk (Columbia) Hysteria IA&MI RUSH (119) ROGER GLOVER (20) Grace Under Pressure (Mercury/PolyGram) Mask (21/PolyGram) SCORPIONS (107) RUSS BALLARD (19) Love At First Sting (Mercury/PolyGram) Russ Ballard America) (EMI HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS (96) Sports (Chrysalis) The 12" NEW & ACTIVE That's

DLITTLE STEVEN/Voice Of America (EMI America) 70/29 (43/5) WWCK, WIOT, KZEL. Bigger Adds include WXRT, KSHE, KBCO, KBPI, WPYX, WCMF, KLAQ, WZXR, KXZL, WXLP, Hots: 9 include WRXT, CHUM -FM, WMMS, WDHA, KLBJ, KILO, WDEK. Mediums: 52 include WBAB, WNEW-FM, WYNF, WQFM, KGB, KISW, WAQY, KNCN, WQDR, KLVQ, WFBQ, WWCT. FACE TO FACE/Face To Face (Epic) 69/8 (65/14) Adds: WDVE, WQFM, KCAL, WZXY, WQDR, KGGO, KREM, KZOQ. Hots: 5 WBCN, WLIR, WQBK, WAAF, WIMZ. Than Mediums: 60 include WBAB, WHJY, WYNF, WXRT, WMMS, KBCO, KGB, KRQR, KISW, KZOK, WPYX, WTPA, WPLR, WPDH, WAQY, KNCN, WFYV, KQDS, KATT, WIOT, KMOD, KFMG, KILO, KWFM. aROGER GLOVER/Mask (21/PolyGram) 68/20 (48/29) Adds include WDVE, KZAP, KISW, WKDF, WWCK, KZEL, KOMP. Hots: 5 include WLIR, WRIF, WPDH, KFMF. Mediums: 53 include WIYY, WBAB, WMMR, WEBN, KYYS, KUPD, KGB, KRQR, KZOK, WPYX, WZZO, WTPA, WCMF, KLAQ, WFYV, WIMZ, WDIZ, WLVQ, WFBQ, WWCT, WIOT, KFMG, KKDJ, KWFM. POCO/Inamorata (Atlantic) 62/1 169/14) Adds: KXZL. Hots: 11 include KBCO, KINK, WDHA, WPDH, KILO, KREM. Mediums: 49 include KSRR, WSHE, WYNF, REAKER WXRT, WMMS, WQFM, KSHE, KBPI, KZOK, WPLR, WCMF, KNCN, KLAQ, WAPL, KQDS, KATT, KMOD, KFMG. ULTRAVOX/Lament (Chrysalis) 58/3 (64/11) Adds: WCCC, KNCN, KWFM. Hots: 4 include WLIR, 91X, KTCL. Mediums: 53 include WBAB, WHJY, WXRT, WEBN, KSHE, KBCO, KBPI, KUPD, KFOG, WPLR, WAQY, KLAQ, WFYV, WLVQ, WTUE, WFBQ, WIOT, KILO, KKDJ, KRSP. NIK KERSHAW/Human Racing (MCA) 54/3 (56/13) Adds: WZZO, KILO, WWTR. Hots: 22 include WXRT, WMMS, KBCO, WPDH, WFYV, WDIZ, KGGO. Mediums: 31 We've picked three stand -out songs include WSHE, WSKS, KDKB, WTPA, WKQQ, WZXR, WTUE, WWCK, WWCT, WIOT, KZEL, KKDJ. STYLE COUNCIL/My Ever Changing Moods (Geffen) 51/3 (52/3) from the upcoming STEVIE RAY Adds: WRXT, WMMR, KINK. Hots: 14 include WXRT, KBCO, 91X, WPDH. Mediums: 37 include WBCN, WBAB, WMMS, WZZO, WTPA, WPLR, WKQQ, KMBQ, KGGO, KKDJ, KREM. VAUGHAN And DOUBLE TROUBLE ICON/Icon (Capitol) 35/4 (32/5) Adds include WOUR, WZXR, KILO. Hots: 2 KLOS, KUPD. Mediums: 31 include WDVE, WHJY, WYNF, WMMS, KDKB, album, "Couldn't Stand The Weather." KGB, KRQR, KISW, KZOK, WTPA, KLAQ, WAPL, WLVQ, WTUE, KKDJ, KFIV-FM. EURYTHMICS/Touch (RCA) 33/2 (33/7) And all three are TAKING OFF! Adds: WKDF, WIOT. Hots: 10 include WAPP, WMMS, KROQ. Mediums: 23 include WBCN, KUPD, 91X, WZZO, WKQQ, KMBQ, KQDS. DEF LEPPARD/High 'N' Dry (Mercury/PolyGram) 31/29(0/0) Adds include WBAB, WHJY, KGON, KGB, KMEL, KSJO, WDHA, WIMZ, WDIZ, KQDS, KKDJ. Hots: 0. Mediums: "Voodoo Chile 14 include WIYY, KSRR, KYYS, KLOS, KRQR, WOWE, KNCN, WKQQ, WOOS, WXLP, KFMG. LEAGUE/Hysteria (A&M) 26/22 (3/3) (Slight Return) " QHUMANAdds: WBAB, KBCO, 91X, WDHA, KQDS, KKDJ. Hots: 3 WLIR, CHUM -FM, WXRT. Mediums: 10 include KFOG, WHCN, WPDH. aALCATRAZZ/Live Sentence (Rocshire) 23/11 (13/9) A Thll: NEW & ACTIVE Adds include WDVE, WQFM, WIMZ, WZXR, WIOT. Hots: 0. Mediums: 15 include KTXQ, KSJO, KZOK, WKDF. in RESTLESS/The Restless (Mercury/PolyGram) 21/10 (15/14) Adds include WRXT, WQBK, WAAL, WKLC, KILO. Hots: 4 WGRQ, WMMS, WAQX, WYFE. Mediums: 11 include WMMR, WHJY, KBPI, WPDH, WCMF, WOUR, KMOD. "Cold Shot" IAN CUSSICK/Danger In The Air (A&M) 18/4 116/9) Adds: KFOG, KMEL, KWXL, KSPN. Hots: 0. Mediums: 16 include WEBN, WQFM, KSHE, KBCO, KRQR, KZOK, WPDH, KKDJ. NEW & ACTIVE CULTURE CLUB/Colour By Numbers (Virgin/Epic) 15/2 (13/8) Adds: KROY, 91X. Hots: 3 include WYDD, WMMS. Mediums: 11 include KEGL, WQBK, WIMZ, KMBQ. BANANARAMA/Bananarama (London/PolyGram) 13/3 ( 10/1) "Couldn't Stand The Weather" Adds: KBCO, KCAL, KTCL. Hots: 2 include WLIR. Mediums: 9 include WXRT, WMMS, KROQ, 91X. JOHNNY WINTER/Guitar Slinger (Alligator) 12/3 (10/5) Adds: WRXT, KICT, KWXL. Hots: 2 WDEK, KTCL. Mediums: 7 include KTXQ, WXRT, KBCO. NEW & ACTIVE ANY TROUBLE/Wrong End Of The Race (EMI America) 12/1 (13/5) Adds: WQDR. Hots: 3 include WXRT, KTCL. Mediums: 7 include WRXT, KBCO, WQBK, WWCT. JOE COCKER/Civilized Man (Capitol) 12/0 (14/4) Adds: 0. Hots: 4 KBCO, WQBK, KREM, KSPN. Mediums: 8 include WXRT, KINK, KILO. 64 STATIONS FIRST WEEK LEGS DIAMOND/Out On Bail (Target) 11/2 (11/1) Adds: KLOS, KLAQ. Hots: 2 KZOK, KISS. Mediums: 8 include KTXQ, WQFM, KSJO. OUT INCLUDING: WBAB WSHE KUPD WNEW-FM WYNF KFOG NEW & ACTIVE - Records building In airplay and coming closest to charting. Numbers indicate total reports/total adds; for example, 40/20 means 40 reports and, of those, WMMR WXRT KMEL 20 added it this week. Figures In parentheses are last week's data. Checked records are those that were among the week's most added. WDVE KYYS KRQR WKLS KBCO KISW . . . KTXQ KAZY AOR ALBUMS - Compiles album airplay data from all reporting stations. Includes four -week trend of chart AND MORE! movement, plus cuts listed numerically by airplay. Current singles are BOLDED. 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ro Total .s w0.9. 172 REPORTERS Total Hot Medium Adds BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 152+ 138+ 14- 2+ Dancing In The Dark 7 2 1 0 CARS/Magic (Elektra) (Columbia) 90% of our reporters on it. 155/138 including adds at WBCN, WAPP, 6 3 2 SLADE/Run Runaway (CBS Associated) 148- 124- 24- 1- © WNEW-FM, WMMR, WDVE, KSRR, WSHE, WNOR, WYNF, WXRT, WMMS, 148- 111- 37= 8 4 3 O RUSH/Distant Early.. (Mercury/PG) 1- WRIF, KYYS, WQFM, KSHE, KBPI, KLOS, KMET, KDKB, KZAP, KGB, KFOG, KRQR. Debuts at #4 on f DEBUT O BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Dancing In The... (Colum bia) 155+ 107+ 32+ 138+ the Hot Tracks chart.

23 7 FIXX/Deeper & Deeper (MCA) 157+ 61+ 90- 12- 0 RED RIDER 151+ 58+ 92- 27 12 0 JEFFERSON STARSHIP/No Way... (Grunt/RCA) 6- Young Thing, Wild Dreams (Rock Me) (Capitol) 140+ 14 13 8 Q ORION THE HUNTER/So You Ran (Portrait/CBS) 60+ 79- 4+ 63% of out reporters on it. 108/36 including adds at WGRQ, KSRR, WNOR, 118- 105- 13+ 1=- KYYS, KBPI, KLOS, WZZO, KLBJ, WKDF, WRXL, WTUE, KGGO, KMOD, 1 1 4 8 STEVE PERRY/Oh Sherrie (Columbia) 126+ KOMP. Moves 43-27 on the Hot Tracks Chart. 13 12 9 o ZZ TOP/Legs (WB) 77+ 48- 4+ 38 19 BILLY IDOL/Eyes Without A Face 129+ 75+ 49- 16- O (Chrysalis) CHICAGO 11 JOE JACKSON/You Can't Get What You Want... 120- 84+ 36- 2- 16 15 0 (A&M) Stay The Night (WB) 112+ 86+ 26- 26 17 13 0 CYNDI LAUPER/Time After Time (Portrait/CBS) 3- 56% of our reporters on it. 96/14 including adds at WIYY, KROY, KOLA, KZOK, WFYV, WDIZ, WLVQ, 11 10 6 13 HUEY LEWIS &.../The Heart... (Chrysalis) 102- 86- 16- 2+ WTUE. Moves 37-31 on the Hot Tracks Chart. 40 25 20 DUKE JUPITER/Little Lady (Morocco/Motown) 132+ 23+ 106+ 7- o ROD STEWART 39 19 18 0 ROGER WATERS/5:01 AM (The Pros... (Colum bia) 125+ 27+ 97+ 5- Infatuation MB) 58 27 GREG KIHN 129+ 21+ 100+ BAND/Reunited (Beserkley/E-A) 25- 51% of our reporters on it. 88/81 including adds at WBCN, WNEW-FM, 10 8 10 17 SCORPIONS/Rock YouLike... (Mercury/PG) 97- 78- 19- 0= WMMR, WDVE, KTXQ, KLOL, WSHE, WYNF, WXRT, KYYS, KMET, KGON, KFOG. Debuts #41 on the Hot Tracks Chart. 4 5 5 18 NIGHT RANGER/Sister Christian (Camel/MCA) 97- 70- 25+ 3+ 17 16 15 19 ICICLE WORKS/Whisper To A Scream...(Arista) 117- 37+ 78- 3+ 46 36 29 Q RATT/Round And Round (Atlantic) 110+ 29+ 72+ 16- 47 47 33 ® RUSS BALLARD/Voices (EMI America) 112+ 15+ 93+ 18- NEW & ACTIVE 15 14 17 22 DAVID GILMOUR/Murder (Columbia) 90- 33- 57- 5+ 54 34 ® VAN STEPHENSON/Modern Day Delilah (MCA) 106+ 23+ 79+ 12- LITTLE STEVEN "Out Of The Darkness" (EMI America) 47/6 23 18 21 24 HOWARD JONES/What Is Love? 106- 25- 80+ 3= (43/5) (Elektra) Adds: KSHE, WCMF, KLAQ, WTKX, WDEK, KFMQ. Hots: 7 include WRXT, CHUM -FM. WMMS. WDHA, KLBJ, KILO. Mediums: 45 33 30 ® MOTLEY CRUE/Too Young To Fall... (Elektra) 103+ 21+ 75+ 14+ 38 include WBAB, WNEW-FM, WYNF, KKCI, WQFM, KCAL, KGB, KMEL. BON JOVI "She Don't Know Me" (Mercury/PolyGram) 38/5 (40/8) 28 26 25 26 82= 45- 36+ SCORPIONS/Big City Nights (Mercury/PG) 3- Adds: WSKS, KKCI, WOFM, WZZO, WIMZ. Hots: 7 include KZEW, WYNF, KFMG, WMGM. Mediums: 31 include WHJY, KSRR, WSHE, 43 ED RED RIDER/Young Thing, Wild...(Capitol) 108+ 7+ 90+ 36- KSHE, KUPD, KOME, KSJO, WTPA, WFBQ, KATT. ICON "On Your Feet" (Capitol) 34/4 (30/5) 5 7 16 28 VAN HALEN/I'II Wait (WB) 75- 59- 16- 1+ Adds include WOUR, WZXR, KILO. Hots: 2 KLOS, KUPD. Mediums: 30 include WDVE, WHJY, WYNF, WMMS, KKCI, KRQR, KISW, WCCC, KRIX, WLVQ. 34 24 24 29 HAGAR/SCHON/AARONSON/SHRIEVE/Whiter... (Geffen) 91- 35- 56- 1- QUEEN "I Want To Break Free" (Capitol) 34/3 (35/2) 56 42 32 C) MANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND/Rebel (Arista) 96+ 20= 72+ 10- Adds: WNOR, WPLR, WWWV. Hots: 5 include CHOM-FM, CHUM -FM, CFOX, WQDR. Mediums: 28 WBAB, WKLS, WMMS, WTPA, WAAF, KLBJ, KLAQ, WFYV. WIMZ, WKDF, WYFE. 55 37 CHICAGO/Stay The Night (WB) 96+ 22+ 70+ 14= ® CARS "Drive" (Elektra) 32/7 (26/6) 53 39 ® PSYCHEDELIC FURS/The Ghost In You (Colum bia) 84+ 26+ 54+ 8- Adds: WMET, WCKN, WKDF, WWCT, KILO, KLPX, KWFM. Hots: 18 include WSHE, WXRT, WMMS, KUPD, KINK, KCAL, WTPA, WPDH, WAAF, WDIZ, KWXL. Mediums: 13 include WHJY. KLAQ, WRXL, 2 6 14 33 CARS/You Might Think (Elektra) 58- 51- 7= 1+ WXLP, KATT, KEZE, KREM. 52 46 36 © DURAN DURAN/The Reflex (Capitol) 74+ 39+ 33- 6- SCORPIONS "I'm Leaving You" (Mercury/PolyGram) 32/2 (34/3) Adds: KSHE, KMOD. Hots: 19 include WQFM, KLOS, KRCK, KGB, KRQR, KSJO, KZOK, WDIZ, KKDJ. 30 28 28 35 TALK TALK/It's My Life (EMI America) 86- 25- 61- 0- Mediums: 13 include WIYY, KSRR, KZAP, WPYX, KLAQ, WKQQ, WIOT. STEVIE RAY 33 29 31 36 CHRISTINE McVIE/Love Will Show Us How (WB) 85- 24- 60- 5- VAUGHAN "Voodoo Chile" (Epic) 30/30 (0/0) 0 Adds include WXRT, KUPD, KMEL, KRQR, KISW, WDHA, WCMF, KRIX, KLAQ, WTKX, KMOD, 24 21 22 37 BERLIN/No More Words (Geffen) 79- 34- 45- 0- KKDJ, KLPX, KWFM. Hots: 2 KFOG, KTCL. Mediums: 13 include WMMR, WDVE, WSHE, WHCN, WPLR, WAQX, KNCN, KISS. 55 44 38 Q RUSH/Red Sector A (Mercury/PG) 72+ 33= 39+ 7= CARS "It's Not The Night" (Elektra) 30/7 (24/7) 54 37 35 39 BIG COUNTRY/Wonderland (Mercury/PG) 81- 12- 68+ 4- Adds include CHOM-FM, KSJO, WLVQ, WTUE, KZEL, KFIV-FM. Hots: 15 include WIYY, WDVE, KTXQ, WQFM, KGB, WFYV, WAPL, KKDJ. Mediums: 14 include WKLS, KLOL, KGON, KZAP, WPYX, WKLC, 60 50 0 THOMPSON TWINS/Doctor! Doctor! (Arista) 73+ 28+ 40+ 14+ WFBQ, KILT. LITTLE STEVEN "Los Desaparecidos" (EMI America) 28/28 I DEBUT > ROD STEWART/Infatuation (WB) 88+ 10+ 54+ 81+ (0/0) G UM Adds include WXRT, WMMS, e KXZL, KQDS, WWCK, WXKE, KICT. Hots: 1 KILO. Mediums: 18 37 41 41 42 CARS/Hello Again (Elektra) 57- 27- 30+ 4+ include WKLS, KTXQ, WYNF, KBPI, WPYX, WHCN, WZXR, KZEL. leSTEVIE RAY VAUGHAN "Cold Shot" 3 9 23 43 TONY CAREY/A Fine Fine Day (MCA) 55- 24- 31- 0= (Epic) 28/26 (0/0) Adds include WBAB, KZEW, WXRT, WTPA, KMJX, WZXR, KILO. Hots: 2 KNCN, KTCL. Mediums: 49 48 42 44 DWIGHT TWILLEY/Little Bit Of Love (EMI America) 64- 9- 53- 3- 14 include WMMR, WKLS, KTXQ, WYNF, KYYS, KLBJ, WWCT, KLPX. EURYTHMICS "Who's That Girl?" (RCA) 28/2 (27/6) 38 51 4s INXS/Original Sin (Atco) 59- 16= 43= 0- Adds: WKDF, WIOT. Hots: 6 include CHOM-FM, WMMS, WTKX, WCPZ. Mediums: 22 include WRXT, - - 56 Q R.E.M./So. Central Rain. (IRS/A&M) 64+ 10= 50+ 8= KEGL, KUPD, 91X, WZZO, WROQ, WKQQ. X "Wild Thing" (Elektra) 27/7 (26/8) I DEBUT EDDY GRANT/Romancing The Stone (Portrait/CBS) 70+ 5+ 53+ 24- Adds include 0 WNOR, WAAL, WTPA, KLPX. Hots: 4 WLIR, WMMS, KROQ, 91X. Mediums: 19 include WBCN, WKLS, KEGL, KMET, KUPD, KSJO, WPDH, WOUR, WXKE. 1 DEBUT > Q ROGER GLOVER/The Mask (21 /PG) 67+ 5+ 53+ 20- STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN "Couldn't Stand The Weather" (Epic) 26/25 so STEVE PERRY/She's Mine (Columbia) 52+ 24+ 28+ 6+ 51 (0/0) Adds include WBAB, WNEW-FM, WXRT, KBCO, WDHA, WAQY, KATT. Hots: 3 KFOG, WPDH, 21 30 40 50 WANG Hall 50- 15- CHUNG/Dance Days (Geffen) 35- 0- KTCL. Mediums: 12 include KAZY, KBPI, WPLR, WKTM, WCKN, WWCT. 53 45 49 51 RUSH/Body Electric (Mercury/PG) 47- 22- 25+ 5+ e HUMAN LEAGUE "The Lebanon" (A&M) 25/22 (3/3) Adds include WRXT, WBAB, WXRT, 91X, WQDR, KQDS, KKDJ. Hots: 2 WLIR, CHUM -FM. - 51 52 POCO/Days Gone By (Atlantic) 61- 9= 50- 1- Mediums: 10 include WYDD, KCAL, KFOG, WPDH. 55 l NIK KERSHAW/Wouldn't It Be Good (MCA) 53- 21+ 31- 3- BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN "Pink Cadillac" (Columbia) 21/2010/0) a Adds -include WXRT, WMMS, KGB, WDHA. Hots: 12 include WIYY, WBAB, WNEW-FM, WMMR, - 59 52 54 ULTRAVOX/One Small Day (Chrysalis) 53- 4- 48+ 3- WDVE, WHJY, KFOG, WTPA, WHCN, WPLR. Mediums: 5 WEZX, WOUR, WAAF, WYFE. RESTLESS Wanna - - 59 ® STYLE COUNCIL/My Ever Changing Moods (Geffen) 51= 14- 37+ 3= "I Know" (Mercury/PolyGram) 20/9 (15/14) Adds include WAAL, KILO. Hots: 4 WGRQ, WMMS, WAQX, WYFE. Mediums: 10 include WMMR, WHJY, KBPI, WPDH, 1 DEBUT CD WHITESNAKE/Slow 'n' Easy (Geffen) 49+ 9+ 37+ 12+ WCMF, WOUR. 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Hots: 10 include WYNF, WPLR, WFYV, WLVQ, KILO, KWFM. Mediums: 9 include WSKS, WTUE, WWCK. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (138) CARS (138) Dancing In The Dark (Columbia) Magic (Elektra) ROD STEWART (81) SLADE (124) Infatuation (WB) Run Runaway (CBS Associated) RED RIDER (36) RUSH (111) MOST ADDS -A numerical listing of the most added records Young Thing, Wild Dreams (Capitol) Distant Early Warning (Mercury/PolyGram) of the week. STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN (30) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (107) Voodoo Child (Epic) Dancing In The Dark (Columbia) LITTLE STEVEN (281 STEVE PERRY (105) Los Desaparecidos (EMI America) Oh Sherrie (Columbia) MOST HOTS -A numerical listing of the records receiving the. most hot rotation reports.

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KIDO/Boise ULTRAM TAU TALK SIM SAMS APR WEEP JOG »MON CHICAGO FAO TOP DP» TWILLIT ii COMPT WBYG/Kankakee FA IR WATERS KUPDIPhoenix STREETS Or FIRS GM KIP SENO ORION TO »A BILLY IDOL (602) 8363062 NAPPED MP ORIP T. mar. WCKO/Miami uP COO JIM PUMA KKDJ/Freano 30. CO.EN DM JUDIE. IAPP IC ALI WORKS (209) 9674511 PERM MN PAY CPAPORD WKZL/Wnston-Salem AYR MO: CURTISS JOHNSON RAMS NONALTICS ICICL6 PPS D ON PARR PD: FIIICH. ORIONPiID TO. COP STRIPS OF NICHOL AMP. PI 31.1 RIEDE Parallel Three FIRE ILLY MULL» 36PPERSON PARSNIP p:NOLD WLAV/Grand Rapids CANDLE KING N IGHT PANG. APO ASAA Mu MIM J ONS »PON Ibt STOPS OF FIRE MIRE SPRINGSTEER WLUP/Chicago KZOKISeaHle PION 6111 MUM ORION TO HUMP VP MORRISON AP (208) 2233911 SPIDE VP. LITONOIDECE NINE ITEM PM GRA AP SAD GILUPT KZOOIMissoula WANG CMG UL SITIP PD: PHIL IPTRIDO The following station has frozen its P .3 TOP IMP JONES STYLE CCUDICIL ND: LARRY SHARP aiRM.RrEloilvstx`areENJ. (406) 7265000 ICON TONY CAPE NIGHT RIM. MR. WARPS PCKSON playlists for two consecutive sEsm spy ALAN 'AMP IMP IDOL XI TOP ICICLE WOMS weeks, and was not included in this AOOIONS RIM KZEL/Eu9ene INKS ICES CAR. RA RIDER IL IDP A. W ILLY IDOL 91XISan PIMP IWILLP (503) 342-709e SLADE week's data. Diego DAVID LIPP. ST» OM PICO .s, ON MAN CAPS par TRAVERS KDKB/Phoenix (619) 2914191 AORPAITS 1E1 PIG COUNT. RUSH NIGHT PRO MIMI (602) 697-9300 LAS DIAMMID ICICLE WOOS POSH PO: SIN MAD" PET MARS N D: PO MX »PI LAPP DWIGHT IN ILL. WWDC/Washington ND: COW LOOM SMITISNAKE 01t/ICTIR PAT TIMM IIILLY IDOL STYLE COUNCIL VAN HAL01 CYR. PURER TLI PCP STROP OF LAS DIPPD SCORPIONS .1 Fl. RIPS BALLARD NINDS FAIR MIPS LITTLE STEM MIN.' ALL CODS 011 SM. YES IILLY IDOL STREETS Or EIRE JOB It COTTON JOIE JACKSON GM XIII MD P.CHEIDISLIC FURS CAPS 111/ LUKE puTo DAVID GUMLUR When three or more tracks from the PERSONS ROGER WATIRS STILVZ PRAY MM. ARP CUPP PD RID. NIGHT WARP TWINS EDDY GMT REPO RAMS PANT TWILL. ROGER GLOVER reported in B R FRI TO ME same album are JCP COUGAR AMP AMIN TPA CAP 1111 ME DM DUP NR. RIPER SPDE NAPO PYCHAD.IC FURS CARS POP »EA PA croc medium, the album itself will ANNALS E OM MISS MAJLAD TAU ULTMEOX TM ORION DIE PEAR MASON WINS OMIT.. NAIL UPPOSON a RIDER ATM LAUFER STILE CO.0 IL no receive credit as being in hot, and FAX TO FACE KM JOVI »VERSON PARSNIP ULTRAVOI IX ORSHAW GRIG HOMY CAIL KIP BAND ours DUPITIR TM KFIV-FMIModesto VAN STEPHENSON TNDhONxs wit appear in the hot listings. The PORED NAP STRUTS OF IFIRE MIRA MP CHICAGO NI LIT 1 DIL LMr (209)527-6100 STEP PM MX TALK EARS GPO PIN MA WANG CAM ROPEY CM ORLIN DURAN PPP .0.11 individual will continue to 1.1 DUO 31110.11 tracks MIAMI STAXIIIIP ICICIE WORKS PSYLIMELIC FURS PAP ORICE 1116 MAR PP PERO» BON TAP TALK JOEI MO GLOVER MOVER receive credit as being played in a TALK TALX wiRE MIN APR VAN STEPHOBON .0.101.8 110 POGO APRS CITICAGO STROPS Or HOMO CI» RATIROYS Ft. CR. LAM Roo III PPOIMILIC medium rotation. 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Hottest: STEVE PERRY ICICLE WORKS YARBROUGH/PEOPLES RICK SPRINGFIELD ALAN PARSONS CYNDI LAUPER 9-4 DUKE JUPITER HOWARD JONES ALAN PARSONS DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: JEFFERSON STARSHI Hottest: IRENE CARA 11-6 DWIGHT TWILLEY Hottest: EURYTHMICS BILLY IDOL STEVE PERRY 4-3 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN PHIL COLLINS 1-1 Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 16-7 Hottes DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 PSYCHEDELIC FURS (dp) ROD STEWART CANDI LAUPER 5-4 ROD STEWART PERRY 9-3 PHIL COLLINS 1-1 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 7-2 NIGHT DANGER 1-1 RICHIE STEVE Hottest: THOMPSON TWINS DURAN DURAN 12-6 Hottest: LIONEL 2-2 RNIECE WILLIAMS 13-6 DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-3 ALABAMA 11-4 SCORPIONS 2-2 CARA 5-4 DENIECE WILLIAMS 6-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN JERMAINE JACKSON 16-12 HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 2-1 IRENE IRENE CARA 24-18 STEVE PERRY 15-10 JAMES INGRAM 13-7 PARALLEL THRIII. DENIECE WILLIAMS 6-4 NIGHT RANGER 13-7 RICE SPRINGFIELD CANDI LAUPER 4-3 CANDI LAUPER 9-5 HUEY LEWIS f NEWS 26-21 DURAN DURAN 15-8 DURAN DURAN 12-6 JERMAINE JACKSON 29-20 COREY HART FM10E/Philadelphia. PA NIGHT RANGER 10-6 DURAN DURAN 20-12 DURAN DURAN D-32 SHALAMAR 16-10 Hottest: WFBOIAhoone, PA SPECIAL 13-8 CANDI LAUPER 18-9 STYLE COUNCIL 17-12 Steve Davis 38 WABE-PM/MobN., AL WPDX/WkrNN., GA DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 Tony Booth DURAN DURAN 19-9 KAMZIEI Paso, TX KTFMIMn Antonio. TX DURAN DURAN 27-15 IRENE CARA WQIDIIBIOB4 MS FenVAANr Alan Du Meat 5-2 ROD STEWART Bob Wert .Wy STEVE PERRY Tho n sRI GA 9-4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 13FEAIMench.str, NH Mickey Coulter BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ROD STEWART (dp) WAEVISevEnneh, CANDI LAUPER 10-5 CHUNG CARS MADONNA CULTURE CLUB BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN WANG Rick Ryder HOWARD JONES MADONNA J.D. North DURAN DURAN 19-10 NIGHT RANGEA THOMPSON TWINS CHICAGO HOWARD JONES TINA TURNER WANG CHUNG ROD STEWART DAN HARTMAN CARS MICHAEL JACKSON JERMAINE JACKSON STYX FIRE, INC. ALABAMA (dp) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Q100IANsntwn, PA ROCKWELL (dp) SHALAMAR JEFFERSON STARSHI PAUL YOUNG THOMPSON TWINS Hottest: ROD STEWART OLLIE A JERRY ALAN PARSONS ROD STEWART COREY HART (dp) CARS RENO S WILSON BON JOVI (dp) DNNNFr..m.n DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 Hottest: Sot to Nt: SERGIO MENDES YARBROUGH/PEOPLES BILLY JOEL 2-2 TOM TEELEY (dp) TINA TURNER Hottest: CYNDI LAUPER 6-3 ALAN PARSONS EDDY GRANT BRUCE SPRINGSTEER DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-1 BON JOVI LAUPER 5-3 TINA TURNER JOHN LENNON DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 HUEY LEWIS L NEWS 17-12 ZZ TOP (dp) (dp) ROD CANDI CANDI LAUPER 18-8 QUEEN CARS STEWART PERRY 7-4 Hottest: SERGIO MENDES PHIL COLLINS 1-2 VAN HALEN 19-13 EDDY GRANT CARS STEVE NIGHT RANGER 16-10 Hottest: COREY HART 15-7 DEHISCE WILLIAMS 1-1 PEABO BRYSON CANDI LAUPER 8-3 RANGER 20-14 STYE (dp) POINTER SISTERS LAID BACK 20-15 NIGHT DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 JEFFERSON STABSBI BON JOVI (dp) DURAN DURAN 22-6 DAN HARTMAN LIONEL RICHIE 3-4 LAURA BRANIGAN 21-17 TOM TEELEY COREY HART CULTURE CLUB D-29 STEVE PERRY 2-2 ALAN PARSONS WBPKIPauylk..pele, NY VAN HAIEN 19-10 COREY HART STEVE PERRY 11-5 Hottest: IRENE CARA 8-7 Hottest: ZZ TOP PAUL YOUNG Leld. CYNDI LAUPER 21-13 G10WMobNe. AL PHIL COLLINS 1-1 CYNDI LAUPER 18-9 DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-1 Hottest: Chris H ottest: KXX1MOBlrminehm, AL HUEY LEWIS S NEWS 24-17 KSET-FMIEI Ppo, TX IRENE CARA 7-5 MADONNA 15-11 CIRRI LAUPER 6-3 N IGHT RANGER 5-1 LIONEL RICHIE Boots GAMth BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 1-1 Keeln McCarthy STEVE PERRY 26-14 STEVE PERRY 11-5 LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS Cat Simon ROD STEWART 7-6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ALABAMA 27-17 JOE JACKSON 12-8 DENIECE WILLIAMS 14-5 WOUY/Bengor, ME GO GO'S DAN FGGELBERG ALAN PARSONS 13-8 RENO S WILSON QUEEN HUEY LEWIS S NEWS 30-19 LAURA DURAN DURAN 16-10 ROD STEWART WYKS/Gaineeville, FL BRANIGAN 21-16 ZZ TOP (dp) Jlm RNndNN STEVE PERRY 18-9 BILLY IDOL CARS H UEY LEWIS S NENE 21-15 CYNDI LAUPER 23-10 BRUCE SPRINGSTERN ALAN PARSONS Lou Patrick CARS TURNER ROD STEWART KROKISNeveport LA WIXVISev.nWt GA CARS TINA DAN FOGELBERG (dp) TINA TURNER DAN HARTMAN Peter J.P. Hunter WMAR/Beldmr., MD BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN WKHUou.en City. MO COREY HART TIMMY THOMAS Stewart CARS (dp) Bette., INES Nottest: ALAN PARSONS WImmMPeyn. WILLIAMS 3-1 Jade Gillen Hottest: Hottest: CULTURE CLUB ROD STEWART (dp) DENIECE ROD STEWART DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN CANDI LAUPER 5-2 LAID BACK 3-1 STEVE PERRY 1-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN THOMPSON TWINS (dp) ROD STEWART BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN COREY HART STEVE PERRY 3-2 NIGHT RANGER 6-4 CARS GO GO'S 2-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-2 STYE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN RICK SPRINGFIELD HANG CHUNG PACE TO PACE CYNDI LAUPER 9-5 RENO BILLY IDOL 26-13 DAN FOGELBERG ROMANTICS 5-3 CYNDI LAUPER 12-3 ROD STEWART (dp) A WILSON SERGIO MENDES ALAN PARSONS SERGIO MENDES NIGHT R ANGER 11-6 Hottest: DURAN DURAN 25-14 ALAN PARSONS NIGHT RANGER 8-6 LAURA BRANIWN 18-12 ICICLE WORKS (dp) ZZ TOP (dp) JEFFERSON STARSKI JOHNNY MATHIS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN RENO I WILSON 15-9 STEVE PERRY 1-1 EDDY GRANT DENIECE WILLIAMS 11-7 LAID BACK 19-14 RENO E WILSON ICICLE WORKS BAR -RAYS ROD STEWART Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-2 Hottest: GSZIRocheets,. NY PETER GABRIEL WSSX3ChrN.ton, SC TIMMY THOMAS YARBROUGH/PEOPLES WHHY.FMIMomgomry DEHISCE WILLIAMS 3-1 CANDI LAUPER 4-3 Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 Jay Stevens Hottest: ROCKWELL Phlllpa&ANan WROK/GnNrwbro, NC DURAN DURAN 8-4 DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 Mark St John STEVE PERRY 8-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-1 DOIIECE WILLIAMS 3-2 HART Jones/Conrad HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 14-5 BILLY IDOL COREY BILLY JOEL 9-3 SHALAMAR 2-2 DURAN DARAN 23-11 STEVE PERRY 5-2 Hottest: DAN HARTMAN ROD STEWART MADONNA 6-3 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN CYNDI LAUPER 10-6 SLADE 13-7 BUM' LEWIS S NEWS 24-15 DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN SERGIO MENDER KILEIGaiveston. TX DURAN DURAN CYNDI LAUPER 11-5 ROD STEWART NIGHT RANGER 15-8 HUEY LEWIS f NEWS 20-12 LAURA BRANIGAN 25-I8 STEVE PERRY 5-2 ROD STEWART BILLY IDOL BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN NIGHT RANGER 12-8 COREY EMIT Deve Parks TALK TALK 24-18 CANDI LAUPER 7-4 CARS RENO S WILSON ZSBfTempe. FL NYS/Butfelo, NY Hottest: HOWARD JONES W NIGHT RANGER 18-8 THOMPSON TWINS MICHAEL JACKSON CARS Z1021S.venruh, GA DENIECE WILLIAMS 13-1 WZONIBangoc ME Botteet: YARBROUGH/PEOPLES Chris Train BIN Tod VAN HALEN 15-10 Hot test: PEABO BRYSON :BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN GO GO'S 4-3 DENISE WILLIAMS 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 5-1 ROD STEWART WIIINmelSommrN BOA JOUI 8-7 Michael O'Hare Botteet: BILLY IDOL BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN NNXIUP Arembrg. WV NIGHT RANGER 8-5 BILLY JOEL 4-3 RENO 4 WILSON DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 RENO A WILSON BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN THOMPSON TWINS SLADE 12-10 ROD STEWART DORAN DURAN 13-7 STEVE PERRY 9-4 COREY HART STEVE PERRY 17-15 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN N ul D.MNI. STEVE PERRY 3-2 HOWARD JONES ROD STEWART ROD SEEKER/ HUEY LEWIS L NEWS 18-12 IRENE CANA 12-7 KIM CARNES NIGHT RANGER 9-4 VAN STEPHENSON CARS ALAN PARSONS MICHAEL JACKSON DURAN DURAN 21-12 FIRE, INC. MPXV(RSRI pnr, NY BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN DURAN DURAN 10-5 SPRINGSTEEN Hottest: RICE SPRINGFIELD JEFFERSON STARSHI WBCYClwloty, NC BRUCE Hottest: BILLY IDOL CANDI LAUPER 12-7 Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 COREY HART Tom Mltchn BON JOUI (dp) ROD STEWART WANSFM/OrmnvIN., SC DENIECE WILLIAMS 9-4 THOMPSON TWINS Bob Keehn LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 CANDO LAUPER 12-7 Hottest: YES Rod Mete TX STEVE PERRY 12-7 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN DUKE JUPITER (dp) KBFM/McA11.nBrwnsvIM, STEVE PERRY 10-6 LAID BACK 13-8 DENIECE WILLIAMS 6-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD SCORPIONS DURAN DURAN 20-12 ROD STEWART DEP. LEPPARD (dp) ROD WIIINmeldeHero DURAN DURAN 18-14 VAN HALEN 15-9 STEVE PERRY 5-3 TOP BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN STEWART HUEY LEWIS S NEWS 25-15 THOMPSON TWINS Hot teet: ZZ NIGHT RANGER 26-19 JERMAINE JACKSON 24-17 CYNDI LAUPER 14-5 ICICLE WORKS ROD STEWART BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN VAN STEPHENSON 40-33 RICK SPRINGFIELD LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN JERMAINE JACKSON 28-20 IRENE CARA 8-6 SERGIO MENDES RICK SPRINGFIELD ALAN PARSONS WOLF/TelNNneee, FL ALAN PARSONS CANDI LAUPER 7-4 CARS VAN HALEN 16-13 PETER GABRIEL CARS CARS KTOYHafsyaee, LA COREY HART DENIECE WILLIAMS 10-7 RENO S WILSON (dp) WSEZ/Wlnston-Salem, NC BIII Thomes FIRE, INC. Hottest: MISSING PERSONS WVSR/Chrleeton. WV Sotteet: DURAN DURAN 14-10 ROD STEWART (dp) OrN StovrW Rottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 Hottest: Steve FMn.gen DEHISCE WILLIAMS 1-1 SCORPIONS 25-22 DENIECE WILLIAMS RICK SPRINGFIELD BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (dp) H.R //tenon DENIECE WILLIAMS 6-1 CANDI LAUPER 4-3 1-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN STEVE PERRY 4-2 STEVE PERSA THOMPSON TWINS IRENE CARA ROD STEWART IRENE CARA 8-2 SHALAMAR 7-4 5-2 JEFFERSON STARSHI CANDI LAUPER 6-3 WIGYIMRA ME IRENE CARA PSYCHEDELIC FURS LAURA BRANIGAN COREY HART BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN STEVE PERRY 9-3 DURAN DURAN 10-6 9-5 ALAN PARSONS IRENE CARA 8-5 NIGHT Hottest: Oot tee t: PSYCHEDELIC FORS (dp) ROD STEWART Scott !bobbin. i NEWS 16-7 RANGER 13-7 QUEEN HUEY LEWIS F. NEWS 11-4 HUEY LEWIS DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-1 THOMPSON TWINS FACE TO FACE DURAN DURAN 17-9 DURAN DURAN 18-10 DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-1 COREY HART (dp) REAL LIFE 12-5 CANDI LAUPER 9-5 PEABO BRYSON ZZ TOP BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN NC LIONEL RICHIE 1-2 SERGIO MENDES NY WJZRJChrlotta. DORAN DURAN 17-8 FIRE, INC. (dp) THOMPSON TWINS WGFMScheneatedy. ROD STEWART WZYP/HrMvWIM, AL STEVE PERRY 16-9 HOWARD JONES WJBO/rtlsnd, ME ClrryaMNlRedford NIGHT RANGER 15-10 Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD Torn Perkier DEP LEPPARD NIGHT RANGER 24-18 Hottest: PSYCHEDELIC FURS Phoenix/O'Neil Scott MItsAN SLADE 27-22 DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-1 BIG COUNTRY CULTURE CLUB BILLY JOEL 25-19 DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 SPRINGSTEEN MISSING PERSONS ROD STEWART BILLY IDOL 21-13 COREY HART BRUCE TINA TURNER RENO A WILSON STEVE PERRY 4-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD BON JOUI BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN KRO VIMHANNNBrownsville DAN ERG 30-15 REABIO HANCOCK COREY HART ZZ TCT PARAI CANDI LAUPER 7-4 ROD COREY HART RICK SPRINGFIELD III THREI. POINTERTER SISTERS 31-23 H ottest: STEWART MICHAEL JACKSON ROD STEWART Bob Perry NIGHT RANGER 14-9 WANG CHUNG Hottest: ALAN PARSONS ALABAMA D-30 DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 FURS STYX JERMAINE JACKSON 24-12 DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 PSYCHEDELIC THOMPSON TWINS ALABAMA TX DURAN DURAN 14-10 Hottest: ROD STEWART LATOYA JACKSON KQIZ-FM/AmarMo, 1-1 STEVE PERRY 4-2 TIMMY THOMAS ROD STEWART KKOVNyNVM FMK, TX JERMAINE JACKSON 23-14 DENIECE WILLIAMS THOMPSON TWINS JEFFERSON STARSHI Q1011Meridien. MS CANDI LAUPER 5-4 COREY HART ALAN PARSONS Garry O'NeN CULTURE CLUB 28-15 CANDI LAUPER 9-3 DAN FOGELBERG Chuck Back DURAN DURAN 15-8 FACE TO FACE EDDY GRANT PAUL YOUNG Tom Kelley BILLY IDOL 40-30 NIGHT RANGER 11-4 DUKE JUPITER MICHAEL JACKSON DAN FOGELBERG CARA MUET LEWIS S NEWS 16-10 Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG LAURA BRANIGAN IRENE 13-6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Hottest: HOWARD JONES JOHN LENNON PA NIGHT RANGER 1-1 SHEILA E. (dp) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN K104/Ed.. DURAN DURAN 20-9 Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 DAN HARTMAN HOWARD JONES 103CIRIBeckley. WV DENIECE WILLIAMS 12-4 Hottest: ROD STEWART Bill Shannon QUEEN PEABO BRYSON DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 DURAN DURAN 9-5 IRENE CARA DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 THOMPSON TWINS WKFM/Synwe, NY Bub Spencer 11-7 ZZ TOP ALAN PARSONS NIGHT RANGER 2-2 CARD: LAUPER 13-7 CANDI LAUPER IRENE CARA 7-6 COREY HART BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 16-9 CARS CARS W.yne Nrrrrrrrr.nN ROD STEWART STEVE PERRY 5-3 SEALAMAR 10-8 SCORPIONS 19-14 VAN HALEN 11-10 FIRE, INC. ROD STEWART ROD STEWART DURE JUPITER (Sp) ROCKWELL CYNDI LAUPER 14-5 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 18-13 BACK 20-14 TINA TURNER RICK SPRINGFIELD LAID JEFFERSON STARSHI (dp) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN DURAN DURAN 19-10 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BON JONI ICICLE WORKS BRUCE SPRIBGSTEEN MTYX/Jeekart MS CANDI LAUPER 17-15 Hottest: FIRE, INC. (dp( THOMPSON TWINS MICHAEL JACKSON WBNLUChturMwee Hottest: TIMMY THOMAS Jin Chick DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 RIM CARNES (dp) CARS THOMPSON TWINS WOMPFMIWha.11aB, WV KX104N..hoIN.. TN CANDI LAUPER 1-1 ZZ TOP Jell Blake STEVE PERRY 5-3 COREY HART (dp) RENO WILSON PSYCHEDELIC PURS (Sp) DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-2 JOHN LENNON & Dwayne Bonde MICHAEL JACKSON St JohnlCook NIGHT RANGER 9-4 Hottest: ROD STEWART FACE TO FACE EE TAP DURAN DURAN 3-3 Rottest: STYLE COUNCIL CANDI LAUPER 10-5 STEVE PERRY 3-1 Sot te s t: NIE KERSHAW BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ROD STEWART CARS STEVE PERRY 5-4 HUEY LEWIS S NEWS 1-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN VAN HALEN 11-6 CARS 1-4 DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 EDDY GRANT ROD STEWART EURYTHMICS HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 13-5 NIGHT RANGER 2-2 DAN HARTMAN ROD STEWART CANDI LAUPER 10-6 CANDI LAUPER 10-4 Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG HOWARD JONES JEFFERSON CYNDI LAUPER 7-3 STARSHI THOMPSON TWINS WISE/AahNN, NC LAURA BRANIGAN 15-8 DURAN DURAN 18-10 DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 CARS JEFFERSON STARSHI (dp) HOWARD NC STEVE PERRY 9-4 JONES JEFFERSON STARSKI DURAN DURAN 18-9 WHSLIWIIn,ISSOon. JERSIAISE JACKSON 27-17 STEVE PERRY 2-2 THOMPSON TWINS ROCKWELL Hottest: John Sven VAN HALEN 12-7 RICK SPRINGFIELD John Fostsr LAID DAN HARTMAN Hottest: BACK 28-19 CANDI LAUPER 4-3 SHALAMAR 2-1 Sot to at: CARS KNOE-PRVRNrrew LA SERGIO MENDES DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 WYCW/lanovr-York, PA SHALAMAR 6-4 IRENE CARA 3-2 DURAN DURAN 9-6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN WBTRnento.A NJ IRENE CARA 10-5 ROCKWELL STEVE PERRY 3-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD RhynplBlre BON JOVI Richard. 4-7 NIGHT RANGER 14-8 ROD STEWART Mark Is.,. r JEFFERSON STARSHI CANDI LAUPER 7-3 DENIECE WILLIAMS PACE TO FACE T.yf 8-4 HUEY LEWIS S NEWS 23-16 THOMPSON TWINS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN WIKZ/Chrnber.MWe, PA RENO A WILSON NIGHT RANGER 9-4 PAUL YOUNG STEVE PERRY 15-5 LAURA BRANIGAN 25-18 SERGIO MENDES ROD STEWART NIX IERSHAW RON JOUI RICK SPRINGFIELD DURAS DURAN 13-6 AOD STEWART SPRINGSTEEN MatllrwNlAleWwdr RENO S WILSON 26-19 BANANARAMA TINA TURNER BRUCE ALAN PARSONS BON JOUI WQUTIJovrco City. TN RICK SPRINGFIELD TOP (dp) COREY HART ZZ TOP ZZ RICK SPRINGFIELD BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Hottest. W NOK-FM/CoWmbI. SC Waft/New Ben. NC RIM CARNES ROD STEWART Rod Hampton RICK SPRINGFIELD CARS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ROD STEWART SHALAMAR 2-1 olle THOMPSON TWINS ROBIN GIBE Peter W John Perim Hottest: DAN HARTMAN ROD STEWART ZZ TOP (dp) STEVE PERRY 3-2 CHICAGO EDDY GRANT E ON JOUI NIGHT RANGER 1-1 EDDY GRANT THOMPSON TWINS DUKE JUPITER (dp) DENIECE WILLIAMS 9-4 RENO A WILSON ROD STEWART Hottest: RICE SPRINGFIELD SERGIO MENDES DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-2 Hot tee t: PAUL YOUNG PEARS BRYSON (dp) LAID BACK I0-5 ZZ TOP CULTURE CLUB CANDI LAUPER 9-2 MICHAEL JACKSON BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN DURAN DURAN 20-5 DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD JERMAINE JACKSON 17-6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN MICHAEL JACKSON VAN HALEN 8-4 PARSONS JEFFERSON STARSHI HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 18-7 STEVE PERRY 4-2 ALAN DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 Hottest: ROD STEWART Hottest: DURAN DURAN 11-5 ROD STEWART RENO S WILSON 25-8 CANDI LAUPER 9-6 Hottest: NIGHT RANGER 10-3 DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 WBQVhVMlanMport PA DAN HARTMAN DENIECE WILLIAMS 12-1 LAID BACK 14-10 CANDI LAUPER 5-1 HOWARD JONES NIGHT RANGER 12-8 JERMAINE JACKSON 27-13 NIGHT RANGER 3-2 Ban YARBROUGH/PEOPLES STEVE PERRY 19-I1 LAURA BRANIGAN 20-17 DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-2 Fret* Hottest: WJAD/Bainbridge-Albany, GA BILLY JOEL 13-11 HUEY LEWIS S NEWS 29-11 STEVE PERRY 4-3 DUKE JUPITER BERLIN 21-16 NELSON 13-6 DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 IGLESIAS i JOE JACKSON 31-24 DURAN DURAN 15-8 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Hottest: NIGHT RANGER 26-18 ENlot/Osbom. 15-9 CANDI LAUPER 5-2 W PFMIPawme City, FL STEVE PERRY LAURA BRANIGAN 19-11 ROD STEWART NIGEL RANGER 2-1 DURAN DURAN 35-31 DULA DURAN 20-13 WRCK(Uttoa NY DENIECE WILLIAMS DENIRCE WILLIAMS 4-2 NIGHT RANGER 17-6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Skip Bishop BON JOUI LAURA BRANIGAN VAN HALEN 10-8 RICK SPRINGFIELD Jim Rena MRBBNDover. NH 23-17 WOKNKnoMr, TN ROD STEWART NTGFMIHR.Iord. CT ZE TOP (dp) JERMNLINE JACKSON 34-26 DURAN DURAN 39-36 ROD STEWART Jkn Bebs.d.n Gary Adkt+ ALAN PARSONS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Mice Wer RENO S WILSON RICK SPRINGFIELD RENO S WILSON D-39 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Hottest: WRNOINw Orl..ns, LA PEABO BRYSON RICK SPRINGFIELD DAN HARTMAN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN JOUI (dp) YARBROUGH/PEOPLES ROD STEWART STEVE PERRY 1-1 WZLD/Colunble. SC BON DURE JUPITER ZZ TOP ROD STEWART Cwt.No/Watklns YOUNG (dp) BRUCE SPRINGHTEEN EDDY GRANT SCORPIONS 2-2 PAUL THOMPSON TWINS (dp) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Chuck Finley PEABO BRYSON FIRE, INC. (dp) EBRO 6 WILSON THOMPSON TWINS WANG CHUNG NIGHT RANGER 4-3 TURNER JOHN LENNON SERGIO MENDES TINA MICHAEL JACKSON (dp) Hottest: TNORASON TWINS BON JOVI Hottest: VAN HALEN 7-4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN THOMPSON TWINS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN CANDI EDDY GRANT (dp) DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 H ott.at: COREY HART LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 LAUPER 11-5 RICE SPRINGFIELD COREY HART CARS D ENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 FIRE, INC. ROD STEWART TOP Hottest: STEVE PERRY 2-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 10-2 FIRE, INC. ZZ DENIECE STEVE PERRY 6-2 Hottest: SLACE ROD STEWART WILLIAMS 2-1 CANDI LAUPER 3-3 CANDI LAUPER 8-4 KIM CARNES CANDI LAUPER 6-3 HUEY LEWIS S NEWS 13-6 STEVE PERRY 1-1 TINA TURNER WANG CHUNG (dp) NIGHT RANGER 8-4 DAN FOGELBERG 23-12 BON JODI IRENE CARA LAURA BEARIGAN 15-9 VAN HALEN 8-3 SOUTH CARS ALAN PARSONS 10-5 JERMAINE JACKSON 13-B STEVE PERRY 26-15 Hottest: DURAN DURAN 18-11 DORA» DURAN 21-10 DURAN DURAN 10-6 ALAN PARSONS Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 JOE JACKSON 23-19 CYNDI LAUPER 14-8 WERZ1EKeeM, NH YAHAI.I.L.I. TWO ALABAMA IRENE CARA 5-2 STEVE PERRY 3-1 Hottest: WKEEIHundrgton. WV HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 12-9 STEVE PERRY 12-5 CYNDI LAUPER 17-6 GA Scott Mackey DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 11-7 WCOO/CBlumbus. HUEY LEWIS S NEWS 16-7 NIGHT RANGER Gary MN« WKRZ-FMIWIIk...B.n. IRENE CARA 13-6 Ralph C.rrNN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN WBBO/ArepW GA DURAN DURAN 19-11 SCORPIONS 10-8 Jin Rh no CAPS N IOFT MAGER 21-11 LAURA BRANIGAN 20-12 CARS Brumo Svvrr DURAN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ROD STEWART DURAN 17-12 WFMNL.Wigton. KY ROD STEWART HUED NEWS 24-17 B1106/Orlando, FL ROD STEWART RICK SPRINGFIELD FACE TO FACE ROD STEWART LEWIS S Fox/Mosley BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN CULTURE CLUB CARS RICE SPRINGFIELD COREY HART BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Wry Mitchell THOMPSON TWINS PAUL YOUNG TINA TURNER KITEJCorpuN Chrhd, TX THOMPSON TWINS BON JOVI BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN RICK SPRINGFIELD BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN PEABO BRYSON BILLY IDOL DWIGHT TWILLEY (dp) PSYCHEDELIC FURS Ron Chem RENO S WILSON MICHAEL ROD STEWART YARBROUGH/PEOPLES BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN JACKSON 239 CHR Reporters DUKE JUPITER (dp) TINA TURNER EDDY GRANT FIRE, INC. Hottest: WOLF 4 WOLF JOHN LENNON ALAN PARSONS THOMPSON TWINS THOMSON TWINS LAURA BRANIGAN ROD POINTER PEABO BRYSON DENIECE WILLIAMS THOMPSON TWINS Hottest: Hottest: STEWART BON JONI SISTERS 233 Current CHR Reports 3-1 EDDY GRANT SERKIO MENDED Hottest: Hottest: STEVE PERRY 5-3 DENIECE WILLIAMS 9-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 FIRE, INC. COREY HART CANDI RIC:I SPRINGFIELD DENIECE WILLIAMS 5-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-1 IRENE CARA 6-4 DURAN DURAN 19-10 LAUPER 3-2 ROD STEWART JOUI BON JOUI STEVE PERRY 4-2 SHALAMAR 3-2 NIGHT RANGER 7-5 BON DURAN DURAN 16-9 BIG COUNTRY The following station reported a VAN HALEN 15-14 SPRINGSTEEN LAID BACK 13-8 CYNDI LAUPER CARS NEWS 21-16 LAURA BRANIWN 18-10 BRUCE Hottest: CANDI LAUPER 9-5 9-6 HUEY LEWIS S FURS CANDI LAUPER 19-12 frozen playlist this week: Bettelt: BILLY IDOL 35-21 PSYCHEDELIC DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-1 NIGHT RANGER 11-7 NIGHT QUEEN 31-28 Hottest: DURAN DURAN 10-13 DURAN DURAN 20-14 WLAN-FMILanwter. PA RANGER 2-1 STEVE PERRY 5-2 LAID BACO 13-6 KHFNAuRtln,TX NIGHT RANGER 2-1 9-3 Todd Hellld.y WZYO/Fradrlck, MD CANDI LAUPER VA KISRIFt &nith, AR wZYQ/Frederick RENO A WILSON 32-7 VAN HALEN 4-2 HUEY LEWIS NEWS 10-4 WRVQ/RICNNorrd, Joe VoMcmrVOrnit HOWARD JONES 20-9 S BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN JERMAINE JACKSON 29-9 K.mopbl NIGHT RANGER 14-7 Bob MCN.M Rick Hoye. ROD STEWART SLADE 24-13 none NUES LEWIS S NEWS 18-10 The following stations faded to none Hottest: ICICLE WORKS 21-11 ROD STEWART ROD STEWART THOMPSON TWINS Hottest: KKYK UMW. Rock. AR WHTF/rork. PA LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ZZ TOP report this week and therefore RICK SPRINGFIELD DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 FL Mark McCain BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN COREY HART MontbrWSereynNki DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-2 WDDCUDsyt0ns Beech. Hottest: their playlists were frozen: IRENE CARA 2-2 DURAN DURAN DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-1 HOWARD JONES BON JOVI (dp) DeeSiNers CARA OLLIE STEVE PERRY 6-6 IGLESIAS NELSON IRENE IRENE CARA 5-2 JOHN LENNON ALAN PARSONS S JERRY 6 5-5 LAURA DURAN DURAN 17-17 STEVE PERRY 9-9 ROCKWELL BRANIWN DURAN DURAN 15-7 TINA TURNER PAUL YOUNG BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Notfeet: Q103/Denver BON JOUI CHICAGO 22-22 RICA SPRINGFIELD CANDI LAUPER 16-9 Sottest: OLLIE 6 JERRY DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-1 ROD STEWART WFMFIBeton Rouge. LA BILLY IDOL JERMAINE JACKSON 20-12 DENIECE WILLIAMS 5-1 KHFI/Austin Hottest: STEVE PERRY 11-5 LIONEL RICHIE 1-2 COREY HART WQCMIFvernwn. MD Rice/Ahy.en EURYTHMICS K107/Tulsa D ENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 CYNDI LAUPER 12-8 STEVE PERRY 14-3 CANDI LAUPER 11-2 THOMPSON TWINS WM KauNAun VAN STEPHENSON ALABAMA MURRAY NIGHT RANGER 16-11 CANDI LAUPER 7-4 WZPL/InäanapolE NIGHT RANGER 5-3 TINA TURNER ANNE MENDES NIGHT RANGER BILLY JOEL 19-16 TALK TALK 13-6 STEVE PERRY 12-5 Rot tee t: SERGIO LATDYA JACKSON KDZA/Puebb SPRINGSTEEN Hottest: TURNER DURAN DURAN 17-11 PHIL COLLINS 1-1 BRUCE TINA CYNDI LAUPER 10-7 THOMPSON TWINS LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 PEABO BRYSON DURAN DURAN 11-9 COREY HART DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-3 BON JOUI LAURA BRANIGAN 26-17 ROD STEWART STEVE PERRY 7-4 OLLIE 6 JERRY SLADE 22-19 JEFFERSON STARSHI IRENE CARA 8-6 WEIRD AL YANKOVIC (dp) Hottest: CYNDI LAUPER 9-7 Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-1 PH12, COLLINS I-1 JERMAINE JACKSON 10-5 NIGHT RANGER 2-2 CANDI LAUPEA 12-6 DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-3 NIGHT RANGER 15-9 LAINA BRANIGAN 24-18 DURAN DURAN 24-13 JERMAINE JACKSON 38-31

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KGHOIHequlant WA CI L-FMICarbondal. I L KKRCISkwx Falle KYNO-FMIFreno KRSPISalt WORDIOrand RPIde. MI W 20KIRockford. I L W Laka City, UT MIDWEST Dan Klelsy Steve fanon Swsrt/Duling Geoff Davis Tony WMkua Walkerlwvis Carbon/Moll ZZ TOP none ZO TOP BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN MADONNA BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN PARALLEL TWO HOWARD JONES EURYTHMICS Hottest: ROD STEWART ZZ TOP DURAN DURAN ZZ TOP POINTER SISTERS CULTURE CLUB PHIL COLLINS 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD RICK SPRINGFIELD BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ROD STEWART KINN SHALAMAR LAID THOMPSON' TWINS WKDDIAkron, OH ROD Hottest: GREG BAND BACK 4-2 WANG CHUNG STEWART MICHAEL MADONNA STEVE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN QUEEN LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 JACKSON PERRY 6-4 THOMPSON TWINS Matt Patrick Hottest: Hottest: DURAN DURAN WANG CHUNG Hottest: STEVE PERRY 5-3 10-5 Hottest: DURAN DURAN DEHISCE WILLIAMS 5-1 CYNDI DUPER Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN NIGHT RANGER CYNDI LAUPER 6-5 5-1 11-8 DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 2-1 SCORPIONS STEVE PERRY 4-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 EDDY GRANT STEVE PERRY NIGHT RANGER 10-6 3-2 IRENE CARA 5-3 4-2 NIGHT RANGER CYNDI LAUPER 7-3 KIKIIHonolulu. HI NIGHT RANGER 4-3 JEFFERSON STARSHI DURAN DURAN DENIECE WILLIAMS 8-7 14-3 STEVE PERRY 9-5 8-3 STEVE PERRY SLADE 8-6 CYNDI LAUPER 7-5 FACE TO FACE CYNDI LAUPER 9-6 15-7 KongiShishldo CYNDI LAUPER 10-8 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 19-12 SHALAMAR 15-10 THOMPSON TWINS HUEY LEWIS NEWS U13/South Bend, IN 18-8 NIGHT RANGER 14-10 A 13-8 HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 22-13 ROD STEWART SERGIO MENDES J.K. Deering KCMO/Columbla, MO KWTO-FM/Springfield. MO THOMPSON TWINS KHYTITuoaon COREY HART (dp) WZPIJIndknapolle, IN CARA Dave McCormick Bob MICHAEL JACKSON KOZEIL.wlaton. ID HOWARD JONES Jim IRENE Hammond Shannon Colton Hottest: Mlles LAURA BRANIGAN NIGHT RANGER Jay MoCdl BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Hottest: STEVE PERRY 3-1 none Hottest: HUEY LEWIS & NEWS CARS JOHN LENNON NA LEO PILIMEHANA ROD STEWART VAN HALEN 4-3 Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 3-1 JEFFERSON STARSKI ZZ TOP ROD STEWART (dp) MENUDO 1-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD CYNDI LAUPER 6-4 LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-2 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN DUKE JUPITER THOMPSON TWINS DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 13-10 PHIL COLLINS 2-2 STEVE PERRY 5-3 ROD STEWART WANG CHUNG RENO CYNDI LAUPER 13-4 ROD STEWART 22 TOP (dp) CYNDI LAUPER 11-8 ICICLE WORKS 6 WILSON 36=29 DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-3 SERGIO MENDES INXS NIGHT RANGER 19-5 COREY HART KRUSH 20-15 SERGIO MENDES RICK SPRINGFIELD 4-4 Hottest: Hottest: WAHCIAppleton-Oshkosh, THOMPSON TWINS COREY HART WI POINTER SISTERS 16-16 Hottest: STEVE PERRY 5-1 CYNDI LAUFER 3-1 WRONIToledo, OH KCMG/Honolulu. HI ZZ TOP Chris Caine DENIECE WILLIAMS NIGHT RANGER 2-2 HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 9-5 WJXOIJadtson. MI 1-1 Hottest: SUhafferIM itc hell STEVE PERRY 6-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-3 Klmo Akens VAN STEPHENSON 17-10 POINTER SISTERS LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 RyaNChaek CYNDI LAUPER 10-3 CYNDI LAUPER 8-4 VAN HALEN 16-13 CHICAGO BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN RENO A WILSON PHIL COLLINS 2-2 NIGHT RANGER 13-6 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 10-6 CULTURE CLUB DURAN DURAN 21-14 BILLY IDOL CYNDI LAUPER RENO A WILSON DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-3 LAURA BRANIGAN 31-20 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN RENO A WILSON BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ROD STEWART CYNDI LAUPER 5-4 KCAG/Oxnard-Ventura, CA CULTURE CLUB TWINS WSPTIStevens Point ROD STEWART STEVE PERRY 6-5 RICK SPRINGFIELD THOMPSON Brian Thomas BILLY JOEL BON JOVI KIM CARNES 114/Fargo. ND Bouley/Tnscy ZZ TOP EDDY GRANT KROIIuscon, AZ EURYTHMICS JOHN LENNON (dp) JOHN LENNON Collins/Anderson BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN MADONNA BRUCE SPRINGSTEEIN THOMPSON TWINS Kelly COREY BART (dp) BIG COUNTRY CARS ROD STEWART Norris THOMPSON TWINS VAN STEPHENSON STARSHI TINA TURNER THOMPSON TWINS (dp) JEFFERSON Z2 TOP CARS HERBIE HANCOCK HOWARD JONES Hottest: RENO & WILSON NANG CHUNG (dp) Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN THOMPSON TWINS OLLIE A JERRY Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-1 ROD STEWART JEFFERSON STARSHI Hottest: SCORPIONS 1-1 IGLESIAS A NELSON 2-2 ROD STEWART VAN HALEN 2-1 STEVE PERRY 5-2 COREY HART INXS (dp) DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-2 CYNDI PAUPER 4-3 CARS NIGHT RANGER 5-2 IRENE CARA 11-9 Hottest: Hottest: SHANNON 6-3 NIGHT RANGER 14-3 MADONNA 7-4 Hottest: STEVE PERRY 10-5 DURAN DURAN 20-13 DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 CYNDI LAUPER 7-4 CYNDI LAUPER 25-6 NEWS 22-16 RICK SPRINGFIELD 9-5 STEVE PERRY 2-1 CHICAGO 17-10 HUEY LEWIS A CYNDI LAUPER 7-4 CYNDI LAUFER 5-2 DURAN DURAN 10-5 JERMAINE JACKSON D-19 CYNDI LAUPER 4-2 ZZ TOP 35-14 NIGHT RANGER 9-6 NIGHT RANGER 10-4 MADONNA 17-14 K LUCIW Voles, NV DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-3 K107/Tulsa, OK DURAN DURAN 22-12 DURAN DURAN 15-10 WKAUTAppleton-Oshkosh, WI WKFR/Kskmezoo, MI Dava Anthony SHALAMAR 10-7 Rivera/Stephne SLADE 29-17 SLADE 27-17 KDZA/Pusbld, CO Rose&Bndle&gh Rick Chapman NIGHT RANGER 12-10 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Rip Avira none KKXL-FMIOrend Forks, ND KDWITopala, KS PSYCHEDELIC FURS THOMPSON TWINS BILLY IDOL (dp) Hottest: one DAN HARTMAN Don Nordens EDDY GRANT KTKTITucsoM AZ DAN HARTIRAN LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 Tony Stewart Hottest: BRUCE ROD STEWART SPRINGSTEEN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (dp) PHIL COLLINS 2-2 RlvsrYAlaxander LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 JEFFERSON STARSHI EURYTHMICS QUEEN (dpi CULTURE CLUB Hottest: GO GO'S 3-3 MADONNA CARS DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-3 ROD STEWART (dp) TINA TURNER DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 STEVE PERRY 5-5 ZZ TOP (dp) ALAN PARSONS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN STEVE PERRY 4-4 ZZ TOP (dp) THOMPSON TWINS STEVE PERRY 6-3 NIGHT RANGER 11-11 RENO A WILSON GO GO'S 6-6 Hottest: ICICLE WORKS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Hottest: CYNDI LAUPER 8-4 Hottest: ROD STEWART ALAN PARSONS BILLY JOEL 7-7 DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-1 CYNDI LAUPER 5-1 IRENE CARA 11-6 KELI/Tula, OK DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 Hottest: DUKE JUPITER (dp) CYNDI LAUPER 14-6 GO GO'S 4-2 THOMPSON NIGHT RANGER 14-7 MyrelMkMIs STEVE PERRY 10-4 CARS 1-1 TWINS KCSNIReno, NV DURAN DURAN 12-10 DURAN DURAN 16-5 COREY BART CYNDI LAUPER 16-10 STEVE PERRY 2-2 SLADE 21-17 EMIR/Kansas City, MO HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 18-7 Hottest: Jim O'Neal DWIGHT TWILLEY SLADE 15-14 DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-3 JERMAINE JACKSON D-29 BERLIN 12-9 STEVE PERRY Lake/Benson TINA TURNER (dp) JERMAINE JACKSON 21-17 CYNDI LAUPER 6-6 1-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ROD STEWART CURDI LAUPER 6-3 ROD STEWART 82XICokrmbue. OH HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 10-7 K093IModesto, CA ZZ TOP THOMPSON TWINS KRNA/Iowa City, IA IRENE CARA 8-4 THOMPSON TWINS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN DeMaroneylMein HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 14-6 Joel Cella EURYTHMICS Bart KFMWIWaterioo, IA RENO A WILSON MADONNA RICK SPRINGFIELD Ooynehor LAID BACK 19-16 Hottest: CULTURE CLUB Hottest: Hottest: Mark Potter EURYTHMICS DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-1 STEVE PERRY 3-2 ROD STEWART WANG CHUNG DURAN DURAN 11-4 ZZ TOP LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 PARALLEI. THRI-t STEVE PERRY 4-3 CYNDI LAUPER 4-3 ZZ TOP QUEEN NIGHT RANGER 12-5 DAN HARTMAN NIGHT RANGER 6-4 NIGHT RANGER 5-4 CYNDI LAUPER 4-2 CYNDI LAUPER 24-16 WANG CHUNG COREY HART COREY HART NIGHT CYNDI LAUPER 10-6 DORAN DORAN 13-6 RENO WILSON RANGER 5-3 KOOTIAnchorege, AK BILLY IDOL 34-24 Hottest: A CARS KENNY LOGGINS 7-7 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 18-11 HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 12-9 DAN HARTMAN Kay Taylor DENIECE WILLIAMS ZZ TOP (dp) POINTER 1-1 ALAN PARSONS SISTERS 19-15 KHTX(Rano, NV CYNDI LAUPER KS Hottest: 4-2 KEYN-FMIWlchlta, Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN NIGHT RANGER 15-10 WVIC/Lansing, MI STEVE PERRY 2-1 ROD STEWART John Chommk Taylor/Brown DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS BERLIN 18-12 Martin/Kittredge 5-2 KHOPIModeeto$tockton Z2 TOP STEVE PERRY 1-2 VAN HALEN JERMAINE JACKSON SLADE 34-26 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 10-6 Desk' Kroh/am EDDY GRANT CYNDI LAUPER 6-3 DURAN DURAN 22-14 BON JOVI BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ZZ TOP SERGIO MENDES VAN HALEN 11-5 JERMAINE JACKSON 30-22 DAN FOGELBERG KIIKIDsvenport IA RENO & WILSON WANG CHUNG SHALAMAR JEFFERSON STARSHI HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 13-6 THOMPSON TWINS Jim O'Hara ROD STEWART THOMPSON TWINS EDDY GRANT PAUL YOUNG Hottest: ALAN PARSONS ZZ TOP DUKE JUPITER WAZY-FMlLafaystts, IN Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 CHICAGO SHALAMAR ROD STEWART WEST RICK SPRINGFIELD DURAN DURAN 2-1 2-2 StacylSpanow STEVE PERRY RENO A WILSON Hottest: Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-2 BERLIN 6-4 DAN HARTMAN NIGHT RANGER DENIECE ROD STEWART STEVE PERRY 7-3 6-1 WILLIAMS 3-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN PARALLEI. TWO NIGHT RANGER 8-6 JEFFERSON STARSHI (dp) TINA TURNER HUEY LEWIS A NEWS II -5 STEVE PERRY 7-3 STEVE PERRY 5-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 13-8 CARS DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: JERMAINE JACKSON 10-4 CYNDI LAUPER 7-5 THOMPSON TWINS 19-11 TOP (dp) DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 Z2 CYNDI LAUPER 11-6 NIGHT RANGER 8-6 BON JOVI 13KIBakrsNld, CA KBIMIRoswell, NM ALAN PARSONS HUEY LEWIS NEWS 9-7 CYNDI LAUFER 4-2 A VAN HALEN 15-12 DWIGHT TWILLEY KYYAIBNIIngs. MT Tim Meck DUKE JUPITER (dp) Simon/Ryan DURAN DURAN 15-8 Hottest: ChadWa Fox Hottest: Z1041Madlaon. WI WHOT/Youngetown HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 20-11 BERLIN 6-1 EDDY GRANT SERGIO MENDES LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 JOE JACKSON 26-14 CARS Little/Hudson Dick Thompson IRENE CARA 7-2 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ALAN PARSONS DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-2 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN NIGHT RANGER 12-5 ROD STEWART RENO A WILSON DURAN DURAN 19-7 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN KSSIProvo, UT THOMPSON TWINS DURAN DURAN 24-10 BAR -RAYS RICK SPRINGFIELD HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 20-8 ROD STEWART GantrylOreer RICK SPRINGFIELD (dp) CARS HUEY NEWS TOP ROD STEWART JERMAINE JACKSON THOMPSON TWINS LEWIS A 25-18 ZZ DAN HARTMAN 34-13 THOMPSON TWINS Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ZZ TOP (dp) RICK ALAN PARSONS JEFFERSON STARSHI SPRINGFIELD KFRX/Llncoln DENIECE WILLIAMS EDDY GRANT KMOKIDs Moines, IA Hottest: ROD STEWART 1-1 WANG CHUNG ROD STEWART STEVE PERRY 6-3 THOMPSON TWINS LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 FACE TO FACE (dp) Tracy Johnson QUEEN Hottest: Al Brock DURAN DURAN JEFFERSON STARSHI CYNDI LAUFER 7-4 RENO WILSON 15-4 STYLE COUNCIL DENIECE WILLIAMS 5-1 A (dp) VAN HALEN 13-6 Hottest: ROD STEWART SCORPIONS 5-5 COREY HART STYX RICK SPRINGFIELD NIGHT RANGER 4-2 IDOL NIGHT RANGER STEVE PERRY 2-1 THOMPSON TWINS NIGHT RANGER 15-11 TINA TURNER BILLY 23-8 Hottest: STEVE PERRY 8-3 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-2 SPRINGSTEEN SERGIO IRANDES CYNDI LAUPER 5-1 CYNDI LAUFER 11-5 BRUCE ROD STEWART CYNDI LAUPER 6-3 RICK KJ1031Okkhone City, OK Hottest: STEVE PERRY 4-2 DURAN DURAN 20-10 SPRINGFIELD MADONNA KKXXIBakarsMld. CA VAN HALEN 8-5 COREY HART DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 NIGHT RANGER 6-3 Dan Wilson DWIGHT /WILLEY VAN HALEN 17-7 NIGHT RANGER 10-7 FIRE, INC. (dp) CYNDI LAUPER 5-2 SquksslKempar KCDQIBozenon ICICLE WORKS (dp) DURAN DURAN 19-8 Hottest: ROD STEWART (dp) DURAN DURAN 17-9 Hottest: Oral WNNams DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 DAN HARTMAN CULTURE CLUB 27-17 CARS KSLYISan Lt. Obspo DEHISCE WILLIAMS 1-1 KSKDIS.Iem. OR STEVE PERRY 10-2 MICHAEL JACKSON BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN D-20 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Tom Welsh STEVE PERRY 5-3 IRENE CARA 6-3 EDDY GRANT JEFFERSON STARSHI Len E. Mitchell ROD STEWART CYNDI LAUPER 8-5 SHALAMAR 11-4 THOMPSON TWINS WYFM/youngetown Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Hottest: NIGHT RANGER 13-6 STEVE PERRY 1-1 ROD STEWART THOMPSON TWINS ROD STEWART CYNDI LAUPER 13-6 Jeff Tobin NIGHT RANGER 1-1 DORAN DURAN 17-11 DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-2 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN EDDY GRANT DWIGHT TWILLEY RICK DENIECE WILLIAMS 5-2 DURAN DURAN NIGHT RANGER 7-3 SPRINGFIELD COREY HART ALAN PARSONS WEBC/Duiuth THOMPSON TWINS HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 6-5 NIGHT RANGER KXSS(Lincoln, NE CYNDI LAUPER 5-4 SERGIO !ENDES PEABO BRYSON Dick Johnson SLADE 15-10 BILLY JOEL Dean Lambert VAN HALEN 16-11 CARS BON JOVI THOMPSON TWINS DURAN DURAN 16-12 Hottest: PAUL YOUNG (dp) TINA TURNER PAUL YOUNG CA BANANARA A (dp) JEFFERSON STARSKI DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 MADONNA KOXRIBakersfisld, Hottest: Hottest: NE EDDY GRANT (dp) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN KQKOIOmaha, CYNDI LAUPER RENO & WILSON Bonnie Knox NIGHT RANGER 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-1 7-4 Hottest: HOWARD JONES (dp) TaylorlDan STEVE PERRY 11-5 CULTURE CLUB STEVE PERRY 3-2 BERLIN 2-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 12-1 Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (dp) LAURA BRANIGAN DENIECE WILLIAMS 5-3 IRENE CARA 10-7 SPRINGSTEEN IRENE CARA 4-2 IGLESIAS & NELSON 2-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN PAMALA STANLEY BRUCE IRENE CARA 11-8 HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 16-10 PARALLEL DURAN DENIECE WILLIAMS 6-2 CARS THREE Hottest: CARS DURAN 17-6 VAN HALEN 12-9 POINTER SISTERS 34-23 STEVE PERRY 5-3 JEFFERSON STARSHI DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-1 ROD STEWART CYNDI LAUPER 29-19 THOMPSON TWINS CYNDI LAUPER 7-6 OLLIE A JERRY KFYRIBknardc. ND LIONEL RICHIE 1-2 KTRSICasper, WY KZOLSan Luis Obispo, CA PAIL COLLINS BON JOVI KDON-FMISallnsa-M ontray NIGHT RANGER 12-8 Hottest: Brennan/Hardt 2-3 Cody/Lane Bob Harlow DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 STEVE PERRY 5-4 COREY HART Kirk Clktt RICK SPRINGFIELD WKDO/EvensvlM, IN CYNDI LAUPER 5-2 ROD STEWART CYNDI LAUPER 8-6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN LAURA BRANIGAN Hobbs/Payne NIGHT RANGER 9-4 TINA TURNER CARS EURYTHMICS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Hottest: ROD STEWART DURAN DURAN 10-5 THOMPSON TWINS JEFFERSON STARSHI ROD STEWART City. SD DENIECE WILLIAMS THOMPSON TWINS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN STEVE PERRY 6-6 Hottest: KKLS-FM/Rapld 1-1 ROD STEWART (dp) THOMPSON TWINS CYNDI LAUFER 3-2 ALAN PARSONS ROD STEWART NIGHT RANGER 2-1 Sherwin/Plper Hottest: BON JOVI DURAN DURAN 6-3 TINA TURNER THOMPSON TWINS K21131Porla, IL STEVE PERRY 3-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 TINA TURNER HUEY LEWIS NEWS 9-5 ROCKWELL (dp) ZZ TOP SCORPIONS 4-3 ZZ TOP A NIGHT RANGER 5-2 BIG COUNTRY Edwards/Maloney IDOL FACE TO FACE (dp) WANG CHUNG ROD STEWART BILLY 19-8 STEVE PERRY 14-7 COREY HART CYNDI LAUPER 13-9 Hottest: ROCKWELL CARS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN IRENE CARA 16-9 Hottest: REAL LIFE 15-13 KKFMICokndo Springs, CO CYNDI LAUPER 7-1 Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN CULTURE CLUB BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN D-18 DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-2 DEHISCE WILLIAMS 2-1 ZZ TOP WSNO/BkwnNngton. IL GICLE WORKS FlnnylRysn NIGHT RANGER 2-2 JERMAINE JACKSON 17-8 STEVE PERRY 7-2 S LADE !test: KKAZICheyenne CYNDI LAUFER 4-3 JustlNRobbMo BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN NIGHT RANGER 20-9 CYNDI LAUPER 9-3 Hottest: OHN COUGAR 2-1 John Rarroay DURAN DURAN 6-4 CARS LAURA BRANIGAN 27-15 HUEY SHALAMAR 12-6 LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN VAN HALEN 13-8 LEWIS A NEWS 13-6 NIGHT RANGER RENO A WILSON 11-7 PHIL COLLINS 1-2 TOP HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 18-10 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ZZ THOMPSON TWINS KCPX-FMISait Lake City, UT DENIECE WILLIAMS 5-3 CARS (dp) CYNDI LAUPER 23-15 RENO A WILSON KISTISs.No Ssrhsra. CA WSTOIEvsraNM. IN MADONNA ROD STEWART STEVE PERRY 6-5 ALAN PARSONS (dp) 25-17 Greg Ausham BILLY IDOL Dkk Wlslsme Owls Taylor Hottest: NIGHT RANGER 7-6 BIG COUNTRY (dp) DAN HARTMAN DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ROD STEWART BON JOVI (dp) MKO)SaBna. KS Hottest: CARS NIGHT RANGER 10-2 PSYCHEDELIC FURS ZZ TOP WRKRIRadnMNwwNkw (dp) DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 PAUL YOUNG DenmCollitp HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 15-10 ALAN PARSONS LAURA BRANIGAN Msrtln Hottest: STEVE PERRY 6-3 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Hottest: P. ROD JERMAINE JACKSON 18-13 Hottest: ALAN PARSONS DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 STEWART CYNDI LAUFER 9-5 DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 ALAN PARSONS CHICAGO 21-15 STEVE PERRY 1-1 DUKE JUPITER BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN STEVE PERRY 3-2 NIGHT RANGER 18-12 CARS 2-2 ROD STEWART COREY HART VAN HALEN 7-2 Hottest: CYNDI LAUPER 6-3 KMOX/Fr .no, CA IRENE CARA 8-3 DURAN DURAN 23-15 CYNDI LAUPER 15-3 EURYTHMICS II TOP (dp) CYNDI LAUFER 6-1 NIGHT RANGER 5-4 CYNDI LAUPER 9-4 STEVE PERRY 8-7 RICK SPRINGFIELD THOMPSON TWINS Carey Edwards BILLY JOEL 8-4 BILLY JOEL 10-5 DURAN DURAN 13-9 SHALAMAR 16-12 THOMPSON TWINS QUEEN LAID BACK 12-5 SPRINGSTEEN TOP IN Hottest: BRUCE HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 27-11 ZZ W BW Slslodnkgton. THOMPSON TWINS WMEE/Ft Wayne, IN Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 WANG CHUNG 17-14 John Hepronn NIGHT RANGER 10-6 RICK SPRINGFIELD Scott Dugan CYNDI LAUPER 2-1 CARS STEVE PERRY 3-2 SCORPIONS 23-19 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN PEABO BRYSON (dp) CARS DURAN DURAN 7-4 HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 32-24 ROD STEWART ALAN PARSONS (dp) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN NIGHT RANGER 15-6 LAID BACK 34-25 ROD STEWART ZZ TOP (dp) Hottest: HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 17-9 YARBROUGH/PEOPLES H ottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 ALAN DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 PARSONS DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-2 Hottest: STEVE PERRY 5-2 CYNDI LAUPER 7-4 IGLESIAS NELSON 7-3 STEVE PERRY 7-1 MADONNA 8-7 A NIGHT N IGHT RANGER 14-6 RANGER 8-4 BAR -RAYS 24-15 DURAN DURAN 15-8 IRENE CAM 9-5 DENIECE WILLIAMS 13-8 HUEY LEWIS i NEWS 18-13

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8 3 1 O DENIECE WILLIAMS/Let's Hear It... (Columbia) + 7 8 3 O STEVE PERRY/Oh Sherrie (Columbia) (+ SUBJECT: Listening 18 8 5 Q CYNDI LAUPER/Time After Time (Portrait/CBS) . 11 8 O NIGHT RANGER/Sister Christian (Camel/MCA)

1 1 2 5 PHIL COLLINS/Against All Odds... (Atlantic)

2 2 4 e LIONEL RICHIE/Hello (Motown) AIR, the most talked about concept in 27 22 12 DURAN DURAN/The Reflex (Capitol) radio and records is available to you. 15 10 9 Q IRENE CARA/Breakdance (Network/Geffen) 5 4 8 9 CARS/You Might Think (Elektra) AIR insures that radio has listened to 18 Of Rock & Roll ( 28 23 m HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Heart (Chrysalis) your product and delivers a report to 24 21 14 VAN HALEN/I'll Wait (WB) 22 18 13 SHALAMAR/Dancing In The Sheets (Columbia: C+ you detailing their perception of its hit 18 14 11 13 BILLY JOEL/The Longest Time (Columbia)

4 5 7 14 RICK SPRINGFIELD/Love Somebody (RCA) potential. AIR's sampling can also be 32 21 JERMAINE JACKSON/Tell Me I'm Not Dreamin'... (Arista) used to zero in on album cuts to find 35 30 23 CID LAURA BRANIGAN/Self Control (Atlantic) tit 11 9 10 17 GO GO'S/Head Over Heels (IRS/A&M) (+ those with the strongest hit potential. 28 24 20 C) MADONNA/Borderline (Sire/WB) 20 17 17 19 BERLIN/No More Words (Geffen) Ca 17 15 15 All The Girls... (Columbia) (j 20 J. IGLESIAS & W. NELSON/To AIR's participants are anxious to share - 34 29 ® JOE JACKSON/You Can't Get What You Want...(A&M) - 40 32 POINTER SISTERS/Jump (For My Love) (Planet/RCA) their perceptions about your product. 3 7 18 23 THOMPSON TWINS/Hold Me Now (Arista)+ 33 29 27 G SCORPIONS/Rock You Like A Hurricane (Mercury/PG) Currently, their accuracy level is 94%. 40 33 30 ® SLADE/Run Runaway (CBS Associated) et 30 28 25 28 LAID BACK/White Horse (Sire/WB) Z4 38 G CULTURE CLUB/It's A Miracle (Virgin/Epic) Alan Smith, AIR's VP and General 13 12 19 28 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/Authority Song (RivaPG) - 35 Q CHICAGO/Stay The Night (WB) I+ Manager, has details on every aspect - 39 38 Q CHRISTINE MCVIE/Love Will Show Us How (WB) CL4 of the concept. He can be reached at - 37 34 ® STYLE COUNCIL/My Ever Changing Moods (Geffen) ' t 34 31 31 32 TALK TALK/It's My Life (EMI America) (301) 964-5544. 9 18 22 33 KENNY LOGGINS/Footloose (Columbia) t DEBUT © BILLY IDOL/Eyes Without A Face (Chrysalis) + 40 VAN STEPHENSON/Modern Day Delilah (MCA) 12 19 28 38 KOOL & THE GANG/Tonight (De-Lite/PG) Don't remain in the dark. Find out for DEBUT )/ G EURYTHMICS/Who's That Girl (RCA) yourself. Call now. The project you BREAKER MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON/Almost Paradise (Columbia) 8 20 28 39 TRACEY ULLMAN/They Don't Know (MCA) save may be your own! DEBUT STYX/Music Time (A&M) Note: f,+ denotes former AIR Response Record

WEEK am Response Records WEEK

Listen to the selections listed below. Decide if each has the potential to be Top 25 in the R&R National Airplay Chart. Then, call in your response to AIR at (301) 964-5544. All responses must 23 be in the AIR offices by 6PM, Wednesday, May 23rd, 1984. 23 TITLE ARTIST LABEL 2206 I'M FALLING IN LOVE NORA NEW YORK MUSIC COMPANY 2207 WHEN DOVES CRY PRINCE WARNER BROS. 2208 YOU DON'T WANT ME... FRANKE & THE KNOCKOUTS CAMEL/MCA 2209 ALIBIS SERGIO MENDES A&M 2210 REUNITED GREG KIHN BAND BESERKLEY/ELEKTRA

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 86 R&R/Friday, May 18, 1984 MOST ADDED Contemporary Hit Radio HOTTEST BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (185) DENIECE WILLIAMS (185) Continued from Back Page Dancing In The Dark (Columbia) Let's Hear It For The (Columbia) ROD STEWART (149) Boy CYNDI LAUPER Infatuation (WB) 1167) Time After Time (Portrait/CBS) THOMPSON TWINS (89) STEVE PERRY (131) Doctor! Doctor! (Arista) Oh Sherrie (Columbia) CARS (61) DURAN DURAN Magic (Elektra) (119) The Reflex (Capitol) BREAKERS. ZZ TOP (59) NIGHT RANGER Legs (WB) (113) Sister Christian (Camel/MCA) RICK SPRINGFIELD (55) HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS Don't Walk Away (RCA) (69) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Heart Of Rock & Roll (Chrysalis) Dancing In The Dark (Columbia) 78% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 185 including 8104, Z100, Z93, B96, KDWB-FM, KIIS-FM, KPLUS. Complete YARBROUGH & PEOPLES "Don't Waste Your Time" (Total Experience/RCA) 76/8 airplay in Parallels. Moves: 13, Up Debuts 9, Same 46, Down 0, Adds 8, WTIC-FM, WBBQ, WNOK-FM, FM100, WHHY-FM, WKHI, WAEV, WBWB, WXKS-FM 35-29, 940 20-17, WHYT 32-29, WFLY 35-30, WHTF 38-33, WHOT-FM 37-35, 13K 21-19. MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON LaTOYA JACKSON "Heart Don't Lie" (Private I/CBS) 60/4 Moves: Up 7, Debuts 7, Same 42, Down 0, Adds 4, Y100, WGCL, WJZR, WDOO, WCAU-FM 27-26, WCZY d-38, FM102 23-18, KS103 Almost Paradise (Columbia) d-40, XTRA 30-28, KNBQ 33-30, WHTF d-34, WOKI d-39, KTFM 32-28, 13K d-40, KQMQ 38-33, KGHO 37-36. 77% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 52, Debuts 59, Same 33, Down 0, DUKE JUPITER "Little Lady" (Morocco/Motown) 57/14 Adds Moves: Up 4, Debuts 4, Same 35, Down 0, Adds 14, XTRA, WKEE, KZZB, WNOK-FM, KIIK, KEYN-FM, KTKT, WZON, WIKZ, 41 including WXKS-FM, PRO -FM, WAVA, Q102, KHTR, FM102. See WJBQ, 0101, WPFM, KCMQ, KIST, WKDD 37-34. Parallels, debuts at number 38 on the CHR chart. DWIGHT TWILLEY "Little Bit Of Love" (EMI America) 57/6 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 5, Same 43, Down O. Adds 6, WKEE, KZZB, KELI, WAZY-FM, KFRX, KSLY, WPHD 38-36, KBEQ 31-30, HOWARD JONES KPLUS on, WJXQ 32-30, WHOT-FM d-37, KQXR d-37, WIGY d-40, KKQV d-38, KZOZ d-39. PSYCHEDELIC FURS "The Ghost In You" (Columbia) 56/14 Moves: What Is Love? (Elektra) Up 9, Debuts 4, Same 29, Down 0. Adds 14, CKOI, PRO -FM, XTRA, KZZB, KITE, KBFM, KLUC, KCPX-FM, WIGY, 103CIR, WERZ, WJBQ, WXLK, WGLF, OK100 33-26. 69% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 54, Debuts 36, Same 54, Down 0, RICK SPRINGFIELD "Don't Walk Away" (RCA) 55/55 Adds 22 including WBLI, PRO -FM, WHYT, KMJK, KUBE, 0 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 55 including WHHY-FM, WAHC. 8104, 94Q, 897, KBEQ, WKTI, KIIS-FM, KS103, WKEE, KZZB, Complete airplay in Parallels. WRKR, KQXR, KSKD, WIKZ, WJAD, KBIM. PAUL YOUNG "Love Of The Common People" (Columbia) 53/12 DAN HARTMAN Moves: Up 2, Debuts 6, Same 33, Down 0. Adds 12, WLAN-FM, WPST, WKRZ-FM, KAMZ, KRGV, KSKD, 13FEA, WJAD, WHSL, WBNQ, KGOT, KSLY. I Can Dream About You (MCA) 64% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 15, Debuts 39, Same 71, Down 0, Adds 29 including WBLI, WAVA, 93FM, WHYT, KIMN, KS103, XTRA. Com- plete airplay in Parallels. SIGNIFICANT ACTION ICICLE WORKS Whisper To A Scream (Birds Fly) EDDY GRANT "Romancing The Stone" (Portrait/CBS) 49/24 63% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 62, Debuts 16, Same 62, Down 0, Moves: Up 1, Debuts 5, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 24 including WPHD. 93FM, B96, WRCK, WKRZ-FM, WZYP, WFMI, KTFM, Adds 10 including KITS, K104, KROK, KHYT, OK100, 95X11, KKXL-FM. WKDD, KJ103, 13K, KQMQ, KLUC, KHOP, KSKD. PEABO BRYSON "If Ever You're In My Arms Again" (Elektra) 49/14 Complete airplay in Parallels. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 5, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 14, WCAU-FM, 195, WBBO, WDOQ, WOKI, WHHY-FM. KMGX, WIKZ, 13FEA, WJAD, WCGQ, Q101, WGLF, KSLY, Y100 19-17. leCOREY HART "Sunglasses At Night" (EMI America) 46/46 ROD STEWART Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 46 including WPHD. WCAU-FM, Z93, 93FM, WFLY, Q100, WNYS, WVSR, WLAN-FM, 98PXY, WRCK, WKRZ-FM, WHTF, WHHY-FM, WHOT-FM. Infatuation (WB) SERGIO MENDES "Alibis" (A&M) 42/23 62% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 23 including WCAU-FM, KIMN, FM102, KITE, WRQK, WSFL, WHOT-FM, KIKI, KHYT, WGUY, WOMP-FM, WISE, KWTO-FM, 149 including WHTT, B94, 94Q, WGCL, KBEQ, KIIS-FM, KGOT, KBIM. KS103. Complete TINA TURNER "What's Love Got To Do With It" (Capitol) 38/25 airplay in Parallels. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 25 including CKOI, WSPK, WHTF, WBBQ, KXX106, WZLD, WDOQ, WOKI, KTFM, WHOT-FM, KQXR, KQMQ, KLUC, KHOP, KDON-FM. CARS FMBON JOVI "She Don't Know Me" (Mercury/PolyGram) 34/30 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 30 including WPHD, WCAU-FM, 0100, WYCR, WPST, WRCK, WKRZ-FM, Magic (Elektra) WHTF, KITE, WDOQ, WOKI, WFMI, KTFM, WJXQ, KQXR. 60% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 13, Debuts 36, Same 34, Down 0, HAGAR, SCHON, AARONSON & SHREIVE "Whiter Shade Of Pale" (Geffen) 34/0 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 1, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 0, WPHD 37-35, KDWB-FM 24-20, WRCK on. WHTF on, WJZR 33-32, WFMI on, Adds 61 including WBEN-FM, CKOI, CHUM, 195, WKTI, KHTR, KWOD. Com- KMGK on, WJXQ 37-35, KQXR on, 0104 33-29, KCDQ 40-26. plete airplay in Parallels. BANANARAMA "Robert DeNiro's Waiting" (London/PolyGram) 32/2 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 28, Down 0, Adds 2, KSKD, WISE, WPHD on, WKFM on, WHTF on, WDOQ on, WHOT-FM on, KHYT WANG CHUNG on, WAEV 35-30, KOZE d-35. JAMES INGRAM "There's No Easy Way" (Qwest/WB) 30/0 Dance Hall Days (Geffen) Moves: Up 14, Debuts 1, Same 12, Down 3, Adds 0, WKBW 14-11, B94 23-18, 0107 30-28, WASH 8-6, WNVZ 27-23, WDOO 25-22, WRQK 18-14, 60% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 94TYX 19-17, KROK 20-14, 13FEA 30-28, 0104 13-7, WPFM 24-21. 60, Debuts 22, Same 41, Down 0, MICHAEL JACKSON "Farewell My Summer Love" (Motown) 27/27 Adds 21 including WHTX, PRO -FM, KOPA, KMJK, KUBE, WGFM, 92X. Com- Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 27 including B104, B94, WHTX, WASH, 195, Y100, B97, WHYT, KDWB-FM, KIIS- plete airplay in Parallels. FM, KMJK, XTRA, WYCR, 94TYX, KJ103. BIG COUNTRY "Wonderland" (Mercury/PolyGram) 24/7 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 7, WXKS-FM, KPLUS, WVSR, WFMI, WRQN, WBNQ, KZOZ, WPHD on, WRCK on, WOKI on, WHOT-FM on, KQMQ on. KIM CARNES "I Pretend" (EMI America) 24/5 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 4, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 5, WOKI, WRQN, KILE, Q101, WHSL, WBEN-FM d-35, WKBW d-25, WVSR on, NEW & ACTIVE WSPK on, WRQK d-40, KTFM on, KROK d-40, KSKD on, KDON-FM. ALABAMA "When We Make Love" (RCA) 18/4 Moves: Up 4, Debuts 2, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 4, WFMF, WZLD, KRGV, WFOX, WKBW on, WDOO d-29, KAMZ on, WKBW on, QJEFFERSON STARSHIP "No Way Out" (Grunt/RCA) 141/34 WDOO d-29, WRQK 30-27, KTFM 27-17, 103CIR 37-28, 0104 11-4, WGLF d-30. Moves: Up 20, Debuts 28, Same 59, Down 0, Adds 34 including WXKS-FM, WBLI, KAFM, KWOD, XTRA, KPLUS, WMAR, MISSING PERSONS "Right Now" (Capitol) 17/2 WJZR, 94TYX, WRQN, KKXX, WOMP-FM, KGOT, KYYA, KBIM. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 2, WANS-FM, WIGY, WPHD on, WKFM on, WRCK on, KROK on, KQMQ on, QUEEN "I Want To Break Free" (Capitol) 140/11 KSKD on, KCDO d-38. Moves: Up 63, Debuts 15, Same 50, Down 1, Adds 11, WHTX, PRO -FM, KOPA, G100 WGRD, K96, KQIZ-FM, WFOX, KTDY, FIRE, INC. "Tonight Is What It Means To Be Young" (MCA) 15/13 99KG, KDVV, KFMW, WGCL 30-26, WCZY 34-26, WKEE 28-24, KHOP 35-27. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 13, WPHD, WRCK, WOKI, WFMI, KTFM, KMGK, 95XIL, WJAD, WCGQ, KILE, aZZ TOP "Legs" (WB) 136/59 0101, WGLF, KKQV, K104 on, OK100 on. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 36, Same 39, Down 0, Adds 59 including WHIT, WBEN-FM, WBLI, Z100, 94Q, Q105, 896, WGCL, TIMMY THOMAS "Gotta Give A Little Love (Ten Years After)" (Gold Mountain/A&M) 13/7 KPKE, KS103, WSPK, ZZ99, KHYT, OK100, KCMQ. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 7, CKOI, Y100, K104, KSET-FM, WZYP, OK100, WIXV, WBBQ on, KIKI d-40, NIK KERSHAW "Wouldn't It Be Good" (MCA) 119/3 WJAD on, WAEV on. Moves: Up 58, Debuts 12, Same 45, Down 1, Adds 3, KUBE, WYCR, 103CIR, WXKS-FM 32-25, CFTR 16-11, 897 19-15, KPLUS FRANKIE GOES TO HOLLYWOOD "Relax" (Island) 13/1 24-16, WHTF 35-28, KZZB 24-19, WNOK-FM 37-31, WRNO 34-28, KMGK 35-30, 13K 40-36, WZON 38-33, WFOX 32-26. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 0, Same 2, Down 2, Adds 1, CFTR, CKGM 24-14, CKOI 12-10, B94 on, CHUM 22-17, KPLUS 25-24, 0100 DAN FOGELBERG "Believe In Me" (Full Moon/Epic) 102/8 27-23, WLAN-FM 31-26, KLUC 21-20, WGUY 20-14. Moves: Up 50, Debuts 6, Same 37, Down 1, Adds 8, KXX106, WJZR, KSET-FM, KRGV, WKHI, WOMP-FM, KQIZ-FM, KHTX, JOHN LENNON "Borrowed Time" (Polydor/PolyGram) 12/11 WKBW 26-19, KNBQ 31-26, WMAR 31-27, WFMF 23-19, KROK 23-18, KIIK 21-9, KTKT 32-24. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 11, WPHD, WGCL, K104, WRNO, WJXQ, WRQN, WERZ, 13FEA, KISR, Q101, INXS "Original Sin (Dream On)" (Atco) 94/4 KWTO-FM, KIST on. Moves: Up 25, Debuts 10, Same 55, Down 0, Adds 4, KWSS, WGUY, KSPT, KOZE, WPHD 28-23, CHUM 29-25, KZZB 40-31, TOM TEELEY "She Got Away" (A&M) 12/2 KITE 40-37, WKDD 27-20, KQXR 23-20, OK100 36-29, KKQV 27-22, KSLY 40-35, KZOZ 25-18. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 2, KTFM, WFBG, K104 28-23, WYCR on, WHTF on, 103CIR on, OK100 32-25, QTHOMPSON TWINS "Doctor! Doctor!" (Arista) 89/89 95XIL 38-35, WIXV d-35. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 89 in;luding WHIT, WXKS-FM, WPHD, WCAU-FM, WHTX, 94Q, Z93, B96, FACE TO FACE "10-9-8" (Epic) 11/10 WHYT, KBEQ, KIIS-FM, KS103, XTRA, KPLUS. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 10, WHIT, WVSR, WKDD, WH0T-FM, KDON-FM, WGUY, 103CIR, WERZ, WJBQ, pn ALAN PARSONS PROJECT "Prime Time" (Arista) 89/46 WHSL, WXKS-FM 40-34. 14.3 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 5, Same 35, Down 0, Adds 46 including CKOI, WHTX, WGCL, KIMN, KOPA, KNBQ, WSPK, WPST, GREG KIHN BAND "Reunited" (Beserkley/Elektra-Asylum) 10/2 WBBQ, G100, KIIK, KHOP, K96, KTKT, WKHI, 99KG, KSLY. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 2, CHUM, WCIL-FM, B96 40-34, WSPK on, 13K on, WZON on, WHSL on, KOZE ROCKWELL "Obscene Phone Caller" (Motown) 82/15 on. Moves: Up 20, Debuts 13, Same 33, Down 1, Adds 15, WXKS-FM, WNVZ, 0105, B96, KHTR, KITS, WSKZ, WDOQ, WDCG, MANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND "Rebel" (Arista) 10/0 WKDQ, KDON-FM, WFBG, 103CIR, WKHI, WOMP-FM. Moves: Up O. Debuts 1, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 0, WPHD on, WVSR on, WRCK on, WFMI on, KTFM on, WKDD d-38, KHYT on.

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6 3 1 0 DENIECE WILLIAMS/Let's Hear It... (Columbia) 23 7 O FIXX/Deeper & Deeper (MCA) 7 6 3 0 STEVE PERRY/Oh Sherrie (Columbia) 27 12 O JEFFERSON STARSHIP/No Way... (Grunt/RCA) 16 8 5 LAUPER/Time After Time (Portrait/CBS) 0 CYNDI 14 13 8 Q ORION THE HUNTER/So You Ran (Portrait/CBS) 23 11 8 NIGHT RANGER/Sister Christian (Camel/MCA) 0 1 1 4 8 STEVE PERRY/Oh Sherrie (Columbia)

1 1 2 5 PHIL COLLINS/Against All Odds... (Atlantic) 13 12 9 CO ZZ TOP/Legs (WB) 2 2 4 6 LIONEL RICHIE/Hello (Motown) 38 19 m BILLY IDOL/Eyes Without A Face (Chrysalis) 27 22 12 Q DURAN DURAN/The Reflex (Capitol) 16 15 11 JOE JACKSON/You Can't Get What You Want... (A&M) 15 10 9 Q IRENE CARA/Breakdance (Network/Geffen) 26 17 13 ® CYNDI LAUPER/Time After Time (Portrait/CBS) 5 4 6 9 CARS/You Might Think (Elektra) 11 10 6 13 HUEY LEWIS &.../The Heart... Roll (Chrysalis) 28 23 16 m HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Heart Of Rock & (Chrysalis) 40 25 20 O DUKE JUPITER/Little Lady (Morocco/Motown) 24 21 14 VAN HALEN/l'll Wait (WB) 39 19 18 ROGER WATERS/5:01 AM (The Pros... (Columbia) 22 16 13 SHALAMAR/Dancing In The Sheets (Columbia) O 58 27 GREG KIHN BAND/Reunited (Beserkley/E-A) 18 14 11 13 BILLY JOEL/The Longest Time (Columbia) O 10 8 10 17 SCORPIONS/Rock You Like... (Mercury/PG) 4 5 7 14 RICK SPRINGFIELD/Love Somebody (RCA) 4 5 5 18 NIGHT RANGER/Sister Christian (Camel/MCA) - 32 21 JERMAINE JACKSON/Tell Me I'm Not Dreamin'... (Arista) 17 16 15 19 ICICLE WORKS/Whisper To A Scream...(Arista) 35 30 23 iD LAURA BRANIGAN/Self Control (Atlantic) 46 36 29 RATT/Round And Round 11 9 10 17 GO GO'S/Head Over Heels (IRS/A&M) N&A Begins on Page 86 G (Atlantic) 47 47 33 RUSS BALLARD/Voices 26 24 20 MADONNA/Borderline (Sire/WB) ® (EMI America) 15 14 17 22 20 17 17 19 BERLIN/No More Words (Geffen) DAVID GILMOUR/Murder (Columbia) 17 15 15 20 J. IGLESIAS & W. NELSON/To All The Girls... (Columbia) 54 34 ® VAN STEPHENSON/Modern Day Delilah (MCA) - 34 29 ® JOE JACKSON/You Can't Get What You Want...(A&M) 23 18 21 24 HOWARD JONES/What Is Love? (Elektra) 40 32 POINTER SISTERS/Jump (For My Love) (Planet/RCA) 45 33 30 O MOTLEY CRUE/Too Young To Fall... (Elektra) 3 7 18 23 THOMPSON TWINS/Hold Me Now (Arista) 28 26 25 26 SCORPIONS/Big City Nights (Mercury/PG) 33 29 27 a SCORPIONS/Rock You Like A Hurricane (Mercury/PG) BREAKER ® RED RIDER/Young Thing, Wild...(Capitol) Associated) 40 33 30 ® SLADE/Run Runaway (CBS 5 7 16 28 VAN HALEN/I'll Wait (WB) 30 26 25 26 LAID BACK/White Horse (Sire/WB) 34 24 24 29 HAGAR/SCHON/AARONSON/SHRIEVE/Whiter... (Geffen) - - 38 G CULTURE CLUB/It's A Miracle (Virgin/Epic) 56 42 32 Q MANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND/Rebel (Arista) 13 12 19 28 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/Authority Song (RivaPG) 35 Q CHICAGO/Stay The Night (WB) - 39 38 Q CHRISTINE MCVIE/Love Will Show Us How (WB) Moods 37 34 ED STYLE COUNCIL/My Ever Changing (Geffen) Black/Urban 34 31 31 32 TALK TALK/It's My Life (EMI America)

9 18 22 33 KENNY LOGGINS/Footloose (Columbia) 7 2 1 DENIECE WILLIAMS/Let's Hear It... (Columbia) A Face 0 I DEBUT Q BILLY IDOL/Eyes Without (Chrysalis) 9 7 5 Q O'BRYAN/Lovelite (Capitol) 40 VAN STEPHENSON/Modern Day Delilah (MCA) m 3 3 2 3 BAR-KAYS/Freak Show On... (Mercury/PG) 12 19 26 36 KOOL & THE GANG/Tonight (De-Lite/PG) 8 6 4 ONE WAY/Lady You Are (MCA) That Girl 0 j DEBUT ] ® EURYTHMICS/Who's (RCA) 20 10 8 0 CHANGE/Change Of Heart (RFC/Atlantic) BREAKER MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON/Almost Paradise (Columbia) 0 30 10 0 JERMAINE JACKSON/Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming (Arista) 8 20 28 39 TRACEY ULLMAN/They Don't Know (MCA) 11 8 7 7 JAMES INGRAM/There's No Easy Way (Qwest/WB) DEBUT ] STYX/Music Time (A&M) 2 4 6 8 YARBROUGH & PEOPLES/Don't Waste... (Total Exp./RCA)

1 1 3 9 LIONEL RICHIE/Hello (Motown) 25 17 13 C) DAZZ BAND/Swoop (I'm Yours) (Motown) Adult /Contemporary 5 5 9 11 SHANNON/Give Me Tonight (Mirage/Atco) 37 28 19 ® TIMMY THOMAS/Gotta Give A... (Gold Mtn./A&M) 26 19 14 0 NEWCLEUS/Jam On It (Sunnyview) Time 14 11 11 14 PATTI LABELLE/Love, Need & Want You (Phil. Int./CBS) 12 5 2 0 CYNDI LAUPER/Time After (Portrait/CBS) Time (Columbia) 33 23 POINTER SISTERS/Jump (For My Love) (Planet/RCA) 3 1 1 2 BILLY JOEL/The Longest 0 Hear It For The Boy (Columbia) 39 26 17 MELBA MOORE/Love Me Right (Capitol) 14 11 5 0 DENIECE WILLIAMS/Let's 0 Moon/Epic) 30 PATRICE RUSHEN/Feels So Real Let Go) 19 14 8 0 DAN FOGELBERG/Believe In Me (Full 0 (Won't (Elektra) 37 27 WINDJAMMER/Live Without Your Love 1 3 4 5 LIONEL RICHIE/Hello (Motown) (MCA) All Odds (Take A Look...) (Atlantic) 36 28 R.J.'S LATEST ARRIVAL/Shackles Boy/Qual) 2 2 3 6 PHIL COLLINS/Against 0 (Golden 8 8 6 7 JAMES INGRAM/There's No Easy Way (Qwest/WB) 27 22 20 20 IRENE CARA/Breakdance (Network/Geffen) See In The Dark (RCA) 13 12 11 0 KENNY ROGERS/Eyes That 38 31 25 ® PATTI AUSTIN/Rhythm Of The Street (Qwest/WB) 10 10 9 9 MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Mystery (Atlantic) 19 12 12 22 BRYAN LOREN/Lollipop Luv (Philly World) Endearment" 7 7 10 10 MICHAEL GORE/Theme From "Terms Of (Capitol) 16 14 15 23 SPINNERS/Right Or Wrong (Atlantic) 4 7 11 PARSONS PROJECT/Don't Answer Me (Arista) 4 ALAN - - 33 a ROCKWELL/Obscene Phone Caller (Motown) Cry Just A Little Bit (Epic) 21 17 15 SHAKIN' STEVENS/I BREAKER ® JOCELYN BROWN/Somebody Else's Guy (Vinyl Dreams) 13 & W. NELSON/To All The Girls I've Loved... (Col.) 6 9 12 J. IGLESIAS 22 21 18 26 REAL TO REEL/Love Me Like This (Arista) A Miracle (Virgin/Epic) BREAKER CULTURE CLUB/It's 28 27 24 27 CRUSADERS/New Moves (MCA) 25 19 17 Iref KIM CARNES/I Pretend (EMI America) 34 G CHERRELLE/I Didn't Mean To Turn You On (Tabu/CBS) 23 19 ANNE MURRAY/Just Another Woman In Love (Capitol) 31 24 22 29 NONA HENDRYX/I Sweat (Going Through...) (RCA) 20 ALABAMA/When We Make Love (RCA) 37 Q ROGER/In The Mix (WB) 5 6 13 18 JEFFREY OSBORNE/We're Going All The Way (A&M) 18 16 16 31 TEMPTATIONS/Sail Away (Gordy/Motown) 9 13 14 19 THOMPSON TWINS/Hold Me Now (Arista) 39 38 ® EARONS/Land Of Hunger (Island) - - 23 PEABO BRYSON/ROBERTA FLACK/I Just Came Here... (Capitol) BREAKER ® O'JAYS/Extraordinary Girl (Phil. Int./CBS) BREAKER MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY/Disenchanted (Liberty) r DEBUT © WORLD'S FAMOUS SUPREME TEAM/Hey D.J. (Island) BREAKER PEABO BRYSON/If Ever You're In My Arms (Elektra) BREAKER PEABO BRYSON/If Ever You're In... (Elektra) DEBUT MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON/Almost Paradise (Columbia) 0 - - 36 CENNY WILLIAMS/Always (Rocshire) N&A Begins on Page 62 17 16 16 24 TEMPTATIONS/Sail Away (Gordy/Motown) © r DEBUT G CHERYL LYNN/This Time (Columbia) DEBUT 1 JOE JACKSON/You Can't Get What You Want... (A&M) BREAKER Q L.J. REYNOLDS/Touch Down (Mercury/PG) I/CBS) N&A Begins on Page 66 BREAKER © LaTOYA JACKSON/Heart Don't Lie (Private

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