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ISSUE NUMBER 437 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER JUNE 18, 1982

STILL NOT OFF HOOK COMPLETELY INSIDE R&R: Berkowitz Back To United Wins Renewal Boston's WROR Performers Royalty Bill Gary Berkowitz, who program- "My time here Of Cleveland Stations filings of brokerage Appears Dead: Aides to key med WROR/Boston in 1979 and in Providence, Officials of beleaguered United make timely with the FCC, a rule no Congressmen certain that 1980, will return to the RKO sta- working for Cap Broadcasting were overjoyed last contracts pay -for -play support has tion as Manager of Programming Cities, has been week when the FCC renewed the longer in effect. Meanwhile, United's fight on evaporated 4 & Operations on June 28. Berko- wonderful, and licenses of WJMO & WLYT/Cleve- This week witz, who has been Operations I'll look back on it land. In doing so, the Commission other fronts continues. was expected to Arbitron Reconsidering Manager of WPRO-AM & FM/Pro- with pleasure, as set aside a 1977 law judge's order the Commission Rep Rule: May adopt policy of vidence for the past two years, they are a great the renewals. designate its WBNX/New York denying hear- providing all market reports to reps told R&R, "I'm delighted to be re- company to work "We lived with that day in and for a comparative renewal Osburne even if fewer than 80% of client turning to WROR, and they made for. For that mat- Gary Berkowitz day out," commented United ing against challenger stations subscribe, following the challenge to come back one I ter, RKO is also a tremendous President Gerald Hroblak. "It's a Commissions. And on Tuesday Jack Masla commentary 3 couldn't refuse. This new position company," Berkowitz added, great pressure off our shoulders. (6-15) a previously designated got underway on a is really nice since I'm able to com- "and the prospect of working for We're ecstatic about it, of hearing Public's Impression bine operations and programming. them again really pleases me im- course." challenge to KSOL/San Mateo, Of Radio -A Different mensely." Despite the victory, the CA. Story: The way professionals WROR VP/GM Tom Baker com- group is still AT SUBURBAN KULF Goes CHR 1 Bethesda, MD -based perceive radio formats and styles mented to R&R, "I think Gary is in danger of losing all nine of its HOUSTON'S KYST may differ dangerously from how Lander New PD the top programmer in the coun- stations. It is fighting license chal- they appear to the audience ...12 KULF/Houston will change for- try. I hated to see him leave two lenges in each of its markets, and Gish Returns A/C to CHR on July 2 years ago, and to get him back is even last week's Cleveland renew- NA B's mats from as new PD John Lander takes tremendous. I know Gary wel- als were conditioned upon the Com- To Radio Summers over. An entirely new airstaff will comes the challenge here, and will mission's decision in the case of Former KRBE/Houston PD Clay Shoots join the station and the call letters answer it with positive action." WOOK-FM (OK 100) /Washington. Gish has returned to radio as Di- For The Top: will reportedly be changed. When asked about the format In that proceeding, the FCC in- rector of Programming & Music Group's longtime Lander had and current WROR PD Mike Ad- tends to decide once and for all for KYST/Texas City (approx- No. 2 man aiming most recently dams, Berkowitz said, "It's too whether the misconduct that cost imately 20 miles southeast of for the been doing morn- early to tell about any format ad- United four licenses (WOOK & Houston). The station has studios presidency 4 ings at 195 (WINZ- justments, but they are doing very WFAN-TV/Washington, WFAB/Mi- in Houston, and kicked off its new FM)/Miami, and well with what Mike has already ami, WMET-TV/Baltimore) in CHR format Monday (6-14) under Impressions Of The BMA: previously served accomplished. I'm glad to an- the 1970's affects the group's pre- Gish's "consultancy." Walt Love notes some promising as GM at WCKX/ nounce that he will be staying on sent qualifications to remain a li- KYST VP/GM developments arising from the Tampa. Before as Assistant PD. Mike and I are censee. Vesta Brandt told BMA's New Orleans that, he was quite very old friends." "As far as WOOK goes, we're R&R, "I'm de- conference 34 successful as PD John Lander Cap Cities did not immediately still optimistic," Hroblak told lighted to have a of two AM contemporary stations: announce a replacement for Ber- R&R. "We think we have an ex- person of Clay's Air Supply's Ex -Managers 13K (KGB)/San Diego (now kowitz at WPRO-AM & FM. emplary station." He said the rec- ability to take Sue For $1.5 Billion: Breach KCNN) and WLCY/Tampa. Land- ord is closed in the case, and an in- this radio station of contract suit also names new er told R&R, "There are two KIX106 Names itial law judge's decision is ex- and guide its pro- manager Don Arden, things I need in order to do a good pected by year's end. gramming. We Arista Records 3 programming job: one is commit- Thomson PD It was apparently last year's plan to break new Clay Gish ment; the other is a good signal. Country radio consultant Don death of United- owner Richard acts, and provide a type of listen- Program Suppliers And At KULF I have both. There really Thomson has been named PD at Eaton that rescued the group's ing and programming not offered Networks - Are They is a void for this mass appeal for- KIX106(KIXK)/Dallas. Thomson Cleveland stations last week. The in the city." Serving AOR? Prominent said there was no mat in Houston, and while I don't told R&R he will continue to do Commission Moore Heads Operations programmers make strong points pretend that we can beat every some limited consulting, but reason to believe past misconduct have also named Hank Moore about the relevance of outside FM station, I know we can do bet- I just won't be able to at WJMO and WLYT under "I "timewise Director for the sta- programming in AOR today and ter with the station than the pre- handle very much. My primary Eaton's reign would recur under as Operations said. "He has been tomorrow 24 KULF/ See Page 35 reason for making a move back to the new management. tion," Brandt year now, and radio, after three years of being At WJMO, the FCC uncovered with us for about a "BETAMAX" CASE day-to- U.S. Shoe Loses In -Store away from the day-to-day opera- violations of political advertising, will be responsible for the of the station." Radio Case: Court orders tions, is that I missed those very technical and lottery rules, fraud- day functions Supreme Court the clothing chain to stop playing radio operations," he explained. "Also I ulent contests, failure to file Moore commented, "This is has been built in stores without a BMI enjoy being on the air, and I'm brokerage contracts, and inac- only station that To Rule On up with AM ste- license 35 back on the air here doing morn- curate programming statements from the ground in a state- Home Taping ing drive." in a renewal application. WLYT reo in mind, so we are Capturing Coal Miners & GISH/ See Page 35 The U.S. Supreme Court this KIX106 President/GM Jim Stan - was found only to have failed to College Kids With week agreed to consider whether sell 2ommented to R&R, "The Country: WAJR/Morgantown, home taping of television shows is search for a PD was pretty exten- WV Director KPKE Operations a violation of federal copyright sive ... and we settled on Don for Moffitt To Program Carl Becker outlines a winning laws. The court's decision is likely two reasons: his experience, his Larry Moffitt, PD of KGGO/Des will remain with the station as approach toward small market to have an impact on the parallel programming expertise is out- Moines for the past 21 years, will morning drive personality. He radio 30 controversy that has arisen over standing; plus his knowledge of join KPKE/Denver as PD on June told R&R, "They were interested home taping of records from the the Dallas -Ft. Worth market just 28. With his move to Denver, Mof- in someone with more background New Daytimers Set radio. can't be surpassed. He was at fitt rejoins Doubleday, having in reeearch. Programming KPKE For Clear Channels: Last fall a federal appeals court WBAP for over ten years." worked on the airstaff at KWK- was a labor of love, and we did FCC expects 200 -plus applications in San Francisco ruled that Sony, "Jim has ex- FM/St. Louis prior to program- real well." after voting to go ahead with which makes Betamax videocas- cellent creden- ming KGGO. Doubleday National PD Dave plan 4 sette recorders, was breaking the tials as far as I'm Moffitt told R&R, "I've had Hamilton commented, "Alan did a law because copyright owners get concerned, both close relationships with the Dou- very good job for us, but we need- KANC Contest Provokes no royalties when viewers tape as a human being bleday chain since I first joined ed someone who was more Fraud Questions: Anchorage television shows in their homes. It and as a manag- them, and I'm elated to go back familiar with our systems, and station's 1980 to chief like giveaway was Sony's appeal of that decision er," Thomson with them, especially in a pro- Moffitt's systems are a lot engineer's girlfriend causes that the Supreme Court agreed said, "so the two Don Thomson gramming capacity. I strongly ours. He's a smart guy, very ag- controversy 3 he this week to hear early in 1983. things persuaded me to take the believe they are the ultimate com- gressive promotionally, and Home taping bills are pending positi'n. We do anticipate making pany in the business for a PD." did a super job in Des Moines. $3.50 single Copy TAPING/ See Page 35 THOMSON,' See Page 35 Former KPKE PD Alan Baxter He's the man for the job."

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www.americanradiohistory.com ARBITRON RECONSIDERS KANC Charged With Contest Fraud R$ PAGE 3 80% REP RATE Disclosures by a former program direc- contention disputed by the station in the "Ratings Option" tor and by a contest winner have led to newspapers). There were also worries that this week ... 6-18-82 charges that KANC/Anchorage is guilty of the "contest could go on forever while we The surfaced after were trying to change formats." Washington Report 4 Task Force Urged contest fraud. charges Kent Byus, former KANC PD, now at After learning about the potential What's New 6 In a follow-up action to his recent letter KYAK/Anchorage, went to the Anchorage discrepancies in the contest Lindauer told Networks/Suppliers/Reps 8 attacking Arbitron "dominance" (R&R Times newspaper to disclose irregularities the Times she did not report it to the FCC Ratings: Jhan Hiber 12 5-21), Jack Masla, President of the Jack at the station. In a Times story soon because "that would be up to the licensee, Masla & Co. rep firm, has written to the 16 thereafter Juliana Stanaitis Stuart, who not me. I was General Manager at the Street Talk fellow chief executives of his rep firms ask- 1980 in the KANC "Climb Mt. time." KANC had been sold to Lindauer Sales: Jonathan Hall 18 won a Toyota ing their help to "nurture a second option to Denali" contest, admitted that "she was and the transfer of the station was com- CHR: Joel Denver 20 Arbitron." He called for a task force form- asked to 'win' the contest because the sta- pleted several months after the contest was AOR: Jeff Gelb 24 ed by the rep firms to "help develop a closer tion didn't think anyone would ever win." run. Lindauer told the newspaper that "she A/C: Jeff Green 29 rapport between Birch and the agencies," At the time of the contest, during the fall of wasn't aware of plans to rig the contest." describing Birch as "the only alternative Country: Carolyn Parks 30 1980, Ms. Stuart was the girlfriend (now She later checked with Byus, according to that can provide an immediate and viable wife) of the KANC chief engineer. She the Times, and felt that since the engineer Nashville: Buff Collie 33 competitive force to Arbitron." claims she was given the correct answers to and Ms. Stuart were not married, technical- Black Radio: Walt Love 34 Massa also believes his earlier letter has the KANC contest and told when to call in ly her winning the car was permissible. Picture Pages 36, 38 caused Arbitron to reconsider one of its key by former station staffers. Marketplace 40 stands on rep firms. In a new letter to his Byus told the Times that Jackie Lin- FCC "Looking Into It" company's repped stations, Masla says, "It Opportunities 40 dauer, then General Manager of KANC, At the FCC, Jeff Malickson, Assistant appears that Arbitron may be feeling the and now owner of the property, "wanted Chief of the Complaints and Compliance pressure. Arbitron recently announced it is the contest to end because the station had Division, told R&R, "We're looking into it to AUTHORITATIVE SALES TIPS reconsidering its 80% rule." Arbitron would not secured a car as the grand prize" (a see what is appropriate for us to do at this allow reps to receive all ARE books even time. He indicated that the contest's occur- Bob Sherman though fewer than 80% of their stations ASSUME PD/ND POSTS rence under former ownership would usual- subscribe, according to Masla. Arbitron ly be a mitigating factor, but that since one Reflects On Radio representatives confirmed that a different Boudreau, Kamen of the new owners of KANC was a station NBC Radio VP and WNBC GM turned rep proposal is being examined. employee (GM) at the time, that also would ad executive Bob McVAY MOVES AOR TO A/C Upped At KGO Radio have to be taken into account. Sherman com- As previewed last week (R&R 6-11), Byus: "There's So Much More" bines his past , M105 Becomes KGO-AM & FM/San Francisco have named According to reporters at the Anchorage radio experience Jeannette Boudreau Program Director and Times and to John McKay, attorney for with the new per- k "Magic Radio" Bruce Kamen News Director. Boudreau is in Kent Byus, Lindauer has raised the specter spectives gained As reported last week (R&R 6-il), M105 charge of the stations' talk programming of legal action against those who delve into running his own (W WW M) /Cleveland has dropped its AOR and Kamen the news operations; both will the case. However, Byus told R&R, "I had a radio-related agency in a valuable format in favor of what new PD Mike report to Jack Swanson, Director of Pro- skeleton I wanted to get out of my closet. starting this week. two-part interview McVay termed "a gramming Operations. I'm hopeful for the right forum to be able to Page 18 hybrid format bet- In making the announcements, VP/GM air the whole thing because there is so much ween CHR and A/C." Michael Luckoff stated, "We're pleased to more. I want it all out - I can't be dodging The new format be carrying on a tradition of promoting my reputation anymore." debuted Monday from within the station. Jeannette has a (6-14), with the sta- thorough and professional knowledge of talk programming which has contributed to Conti Named WHAM Begins on Page 43 tion now billing itself as "Magic Radio." KGO's position among Talk stations within This Week In Music History 43 The station has ap- the marketplace and the country. Under & WHFM GM National Music Formats ... 44 plied for the new call Bruce we are very optimistic about KGO's Lawrence Conti Jr. has been appointed AOR 45 letters WMJI. growth and dominance of news ratings in General Manager of Rust Communications' Mike McVay See Page 22 Country 50 New PD McVay, the Bay Area." BOUDREAU/ WHAM & WHFM/Rochester. He joins the stations from the GM position at Black 52 who was most recently GM of WABB-AM & DISTRIBUTES FM/Mobile, told R&R the station would E/P/A WJDM/Elizabeth, NJ. A/C 54 now be "heavily dayparted and feature Coinciding with Conti's appointment, CHR 55 M105/ See Page 22 Tollin GM At New WHAM will celebrate its 60th anniversary in July, an event which Conti plans to use to GROUP, ARISTA, ARDEN Boulevard Label kick off an aggressive promotional drive on Boulevard Records in- staff NAMED IN ACTION behalf of the station. "Active community has been formed by volvement coupled with greater emphasis ~ Editor & Publisher BOB WILSON Vice Preºaent, Sales & Makeulg: DICK KRIZMAN Air independent promo- on full service to the listeners present an ex- Executive Editors. KEN BARNES, JOHN LEADER Supply tion executive Dennis that will result in the ex- Art Director RICHARD ZUMWALT citing challenge Lavinthal, and Larry au- News Editor: GAIL MITCHELL Ex -Managers Sue pansion of WHAM's already -large Adult/Contemporary Edo. JEFF GREEN Tollin has been nam- dience," Conti commented. AOR Editor JEFF GELB ed General Manager Black Rado Edo: WALT LOVE For $1.5 Billion Before coming to WJDM, Conti was Ex- Contemporary He Redo Edda: JOEL DENVER of the label. Boule- Country Edda: CAROLYN PARKS Responding to a recent $35.5 million suit ecutive VP of Scott Broadcasting, having News/Talk Edo: GAIL MITCHELL filed by Air Supply against them, the vard is a CBS Associ- been involved with the chain's 12 stations Beöps 6 Research Edo,: JHAN HIBER ated Label, and Tollin Saes Edo, JONATHAN HALL Australian group's erstwhile managers, and serving as GM of Scott's WFEM/Ell- Goddard Editor. JIM DUNCAN Fred Bestall and Lance Reynolds, filed a will serve as liaison wood City, PA and WTTM/Trenton. Conti Nashv.e Correspondent KIFF COLLIE between Boulevard Larry Tollin Associate Editors : KRISANN ALIO, CHRISTINA ANTHONY, cross -complaint in L.A. Superior Court ask- previously programmed WKBN-AM & ELLEN BARNES. MELINDA MILAM, LINDA MOSHONTZ, and the Epic/Portrait Associated Labels PAULA PONCE, NINA ROSSMAN, SYLVIA SALAZAR, ing for damages amounting to almost $1.5 FM/Youngstown and was Operations CLAUDIA STEWART billion. organization. He will also supervise day-to- Director for WWL/New Orleans, and has 28 Computer Services ()recto. DAN COLE label. Assistent. LEE CLARK Named in the suit are Air Supply leaders day activities for the years of broadcast experience behind him. Research: JACK TOOTHMAN Tollin served Traffic Director: ADRIENNE RIDDLE Russell Hitchcock and Graham Russell and Before joining Boulevard, Washington Bureau: 1101 Carnectau Ave., NW. Sure 1004. Arista Records, in promotion/marketing capacities at Mo- TRANSACTIONS Was/wpton. DC 20036, (2021 466.4980 their band members, Bureau Chid JONATHAN HALL Arista's Career Music Publishing and its town, Casablanca, and Polygram Records. Natrona' Sales Director BARRY O'BRIEN Boulevard's first release is an album by Gulf United Buys Out Kool Waohngton Edo BRADLEY WOODWARD chief executive, Billy Meshel, and the Office Manager VIVIAN FUNN group's new manager Don Arden, plus Clocks, with an LP from the Hughes -Thrall Gulf United Corp., which bought 48% of ' Lego Counsel. JASON SHRINSKY A I R SUPPLY/ See Page 22 Band to follow shortly. Creative Consultant MARK SHIPPER KOOL-FM & TV/Phoenix from Gene Autry last Associate Art Director MARILYN FRANDSEN million, announced an agree- Photography ROGER ZUMWALT year for over $30 Producían Director RICHARD AGATA ment to buy the remaining 52% from Autry's part- Typography KENT THOMAS, LUCIE MORRIS Graphics: L.T. PEARL, GARY VAN DER STEUR ners for about $48 million more. Gulf United plans Vice President. Business Altars. ROBERT KARDASHIAN to keep the TV facility, but will sell the radio station Vice Pressent Marketing. BILL CLARK Creative Serreras proctor MIKE ATKINSON following FCC approval of the purchase. Marketplace Cc-ordnata PAM BELLAMY Office Manager NANCY HOFF Eastern Buys WAVZ & WCKI Admnustrehve Assistent GAYLE DUNCAN

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Redo 8 Recoil Lt published every Friday by Redo 6 Recorda, Inc . Monahan Communications, subject to FCC ap- 1930 Century Pak West, L.A., CA 90067(213)553-4330 Subscroo The Broadcast Rating Council has completed a restructuring and will now be known as the bons 4195 per yea or 455 per goat.,. Al reasoned. care taken but no proval. Eastern owns (directly or through sub- r.opona6.y assumed roi aheoecaed material MR reserves al rights E Electronic Media Rating Council, with added membership in the areas of cable TV and other materiel eccepted for publoaans. AI lettes etlaeased to MR or 6a sidiaries) WCVS & WFMBISpringfield, IL; WHUT Edas we be maenad Maned los pubaceda, ore ,ep,oductan and electronic media. Council Chairman Daniel Kops called the move a "significant step, as we may thereto,. be used lo, mis pupa... NOHeIy ..y11. ap,oduced I, & WLHNIAnderson, IN; WRSC & WOWKIState whole a in pat neat wren pat?**8 horn th. %baste The become more all -encompassing. " Pictured at the restructuring meetings are (l -r) recently -named rems AOR, Back Pape, Brooker,, Most Added, Netter' Akpley/30, Kops, new College, PA: and WPDC & WRKZ/Hershey-Eliza- PaYae, MOO 6 Recede, and Street Tek we ,.pbt.,.d tredemaks Executive Director John Dimling, new member Lawrence Pollock of Capital Cities, of bethtown, PA. A/C -formatted WAVZ has 1000 Rat 8 Recorde. Raked I, U.S.A. Mated oat cam ro B. tanned member Bruce Hoban of the Cable Advertising Bureau, Ron Duboff of Westinghouse Stores, Cart, Emend, Mahe , New Zeeland and Jaen. '.T1 1982 watts located at 1300 kHz, while CHR WKCI i Raab & Record. Inc. (representing new member Bill Baker), Storer Broadcasting's Peter Storer, Cox Broadcasting's A dation Hat. -Halls CrM1nu rc.dols. operates at 101.3 mHz with 10,000 watts 73 e Tom McClendon, and KSHB-TV/Kansas City's Bob Wormington (all new members). and an antenna height of 1070ft.

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 4 RftRJFriday, June 18, 1982 NEW BILL SETS 7PM SIGNOFF Washington Report FCC To Place New Daytimers On Clear Channels It looks as if the 25 clear channels are about to become even more Pay -For-Play Bill crowded. Last week the FCC voted to begin putting new daytime -only Suffers A Quiet Death stations on the clears for the first time. The FCC already has 15 proposals on file, There appears to be no chance this year (D-CA), recently left Congress to become a and expects to get as many as 200 more. before the full FCC for vote before the of Congress passing HR 1805, the per- judge. And even Rep. Frank, who came The Commission first began opening up the month -long August break begins. formers royalty bill. The bill seeks to make clear channels in 1980 when it decided to put across as an ardent supporter in hearings Rep. Applegate radio stations pay artists whose songs are last year, has now changed his mind. Ac- up to 125 new fulltime lkw stations on them. Offers Relief aired. cording to Goldstein, Frank now believes Several licenses have already been granted In Congress, the latest bill (HR 6129) to "Take my word for it, the bill's not going pay -for -play would be an "unwarranted in- in that proceeding, and hundreds more ap- help daytimers has been introduced by Rep. anywhere. It's dead," declared Rick Golds- trusion into the relationship between the plications are pending. Douglas Applegate (D-OH) . It would tein, aide to Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA), an record industry and radio stations." Greg Skall, counsel for the Daytime authorize a two-year experiment letting HR 1805 cosponsor. He says there were Broadcasters Association, says last week's daytimers stay on the air from 6am-7pm to never enough votes to pass the bill out of the A spokesman for the House Courts Sub- action will have little impact on existing see what technical problems would arise. House Courts Subcommittee. committee, while refusing to write an daytimers, except for a few who will now be A spokesperson for Applegate says there Moreover, what support the measure obituary for the bill, confirmed "there does able to apply for higher power. are already 10 cosponsors for the bill, which once had has virtually disappeared. Its not seem to be sufficient support on the sub- Meanwhile, FCC Deputy Broadcast was introduced largely in response to lobby- chief sponsor, Rep. George Danielson committee to warrant bringing it forward" B,ureau Chief Jeff Baumann says a package ing from an unidentified daytime operator of proposals to aid daytimers should go in Applegate's Ohio district. NAB Board Meets Supreme Court Won't NAB PRESIDENTIAL PROFILES In Washington Take RKO New York & Election of new officers, issue briefings, Boston TV Cases John Summers, NAB's No. 2 Man, and a possible visit with President Reagan The Supreme Court this week said it will were on the agenda this week as NAB's not consider an appeal aimed at taking Board of Directors met in Washington. away the licenses of RKO's WOR-TV/New Feels "Groomed" For Presidency On Monday a group of NAB officials went York and KHJ-TV/Los Angeles. John Summers, 51, is counting on his 15 years of experience at NAB to the White House to urge that any U.S. License renewals for both stations had win him to NAB President. the last six he talks with Cuba include discussions about to the promotion For years has been denied by the FCC. But in December been the association's Executive Vice President and General Manager. AM interference. Presenting that case to the U.S. Court of Appeals overturned the Deputy Director/Office of Science and denials and sent the cases back to the Com- When the board created his position in Directors and part of its staff. Technology Ron Frankum were NAB Board mission with an order that it gather more 1976, says Summers, it was with the twin After graduating from Georgetown Chairman Eddie Fritts, Radio Board Chair- evidence. goals of providing "a number two person, a University Law School in 1960, Summers man and Vice Chairman Cullie Tarleton, Unhappy with that action, the competing general manager, but moved directly into the FCC General and Bill Stakelin, and Executive VP/GM applicants who are trying to win the New also to groom so- Counsel's office where he was a staff at- John Summers. York and Los Angeles TV properties away meone for the torney for seven years. In 1967 he joined An organizational meeting was also held from RKO asked the Supreme Court to presidency in the NAB as assistant General Counsel. He mov- by NAB's Broadcast Industry Council to reinstate the FCC's original denials. The event Vince (Wasil- ed up into the association's top legal job in Improve American Productivity, which will court's refusal to take the case leaves the ewski) would leave 1971. anytime in the future. be asking stations to air free spots urging fate of the two stations, along with RKO's 12 As NAB's number two man for the past Americans to work harder. President is radio properties, in the hands of the FCC. I think I've perform- six years, Summers has been in charge of Jerry Lee, WEAZ/Philadelphia; VP is ABC ed the role and I think daily operations, as well as being "deeply Radio's Ben Hoberman; Secretary - I've been groomed involved in all of the policy decisions." Treasurer is NAB Treasurer Michael Har- Voters Retire Rep. Motti for the job," Sum- Therefore, it's no surprise that Summers is wood. Rep. Ron Motti (D-OH) won't be return- mers told R&R this John Summers in accord with the NAB policies and struc- ing to his seat on the House Telecom- week. ture he helped formulate, and forecasts no munications Subcommittee next year. He However, don't look for Summers to get a major changes should he become Presi- Democrats Offer lost his reelection primary last week by just bandwagon rolling on his behalf. "I don't dent. over 1000 votes. think as a key member of the staff that I Different Style Convention Newsline Broadcasters will probably best should be waging a campaign," he ex- However, he hints that there could be remember Mottl as the Congressman who plains. "I think that would be inap- some changes in leadership style. "I would The Democratic National Committee repeatedly introduced legislation which, propriate. But I'm not turning down any of- say what I would personally bring to the job (DNC) will be offering radio stations a free had it been enacted, would have forced fers of help." would be a lot more working -type meetings actuality service from its National Party them to make public their annual financial Broadcast Background with key government figures," he told 23-27. The Conference in Philadelphia, June reports to the FCC. The bill never went Not R&R. "I would want to deal a lot more in phone number will be 215-662-5619. Essential anywhere, and now Rep. Motti will be On the key question of whether NAB's their offices, in half-hour appointments, to following Form 324 into retirement. really sit down and talk about issues." wraps of national next leader should be a broadcaster, Sum- Actualities and voice Lately, the conservative Cleveland area Asked to describe NAB five years from well as mers says, "I just don't think it's an essen- figures will be made available as Democrat has been most notable for his now were such as tial ingredient." Summers has no broadcast he to become President, Sum- regional Democratic officeholders, strong support of President Reagan's mers predicts members would be getting the con- background, but points out that broad- governors and mayors attending policies. "a lot more information" from NAB on new Democratic economic casters make up NAB's entire Board of ference, also known as the technologies and other issues, and NAB's "midterm" convention. Capitol Hill lobbying would be "a lot stronger than we are today." He thinks NAB's present government relations staff Reagan Talks Well is large enough, but there needs to be Received In AP "greater involvement of broadcasters." Radio Survey Summers is convinced the staff he has assembled for NAB is one of its strongest A survey of 250 stations by AP Radio assets. "There's always been a presump- found that more than half carried at least tion in Washington as long as I've been here some of President Reagan's five-minute that anybody can work for a trade associa- radio talks, which concluded last Saturday. tion," he explains. "I've never adhered to Conflicts with regular programming, that. I've had to turn down a lot of sugges- baseball, and opera broadcasts were some tions by a lot of very good friends and peo- of the reasons cited for not carrying the ple I respect because they've recommended talks. And Bill Barnes of WQUA/Moline, IL people that I didn't think were of quality to said, "If he wants to politic, let the GOP pay work for this association." for it." Win Or Lose, Will Stay At NAB APR's survey found that the Democratic response got far less airplay. "None of Will Summers leave NAB if he doesn't win the presidency? "It depends a lot on them is President," explained News Direc- BROADCASTERS MEET BROWN The Northern California Broadcast Association recently - who is picked as President," he responds. tor Mark Lonsinger of WTNS/Coshocton, heard California Governor Jerry Brown (running for the Senate this fall) speak on the state's But then, on second thought, he adds, "I OH, which ran all of Reagan's talks but educational system. NCBA executive members, all from San Francisco radio stations, posed could certainly see myself staying here, none of the replies. WLAD/Danbury, CT did with Brown later. Pictured (I -r) are KABL VP/GM Bill Clark, K101 VP/GM Fritz Beesemyer, KGO- yes. Obviously, when you've been here 15 the same; and News Director Bob Morano AM & FM VP/GM Mickey Luckoff, Brown, KYUU VP/GM John Hayes Jr., and KNEW & KSAN years you've made NAB pretty much a admitted the decision drew some criticism GM Steve Edwards. from listeners. career."

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www.americanradiohistory.com - Page 6 RNA/Friday, June 18, 1982 .d. 41ffl»1..M. BASED ON MOVIE Atlantic Debuts "TRON" Deluxe Label Electronic Game Desiring to create a library of "contemporary classics," Atlantic Blasts Radio Airwaves Records has launched a special album series on the Atlantic/De- The electronic game craze is beeping its way across the luxe label. Last week's first na- country: arcades, home video sets, hand-held units, and now radio. To promote the July 9 premiere of the film "Tron," Walt Disney Productions has devised an electronic radio game by the same name. Over 45 stations have installed the 30 -second phone-in/video contest, including rocker KMET/Los Angeles.

Similar in size to a home video set, motion is geared to begin a couple of Disney's computerized box is hooked weeks prior to the movie's release and Brush Notes Proper Technique up to a cassette deck and a station's Musical run for two to three weeks. It's free of mixing board. The machine calls out charge to stations with Disney absorb- random numbers and the player ing the cost/installation of the Tron presses the corresponding numbers units. The merchandising push has on his telephone. While the game is in tional release included three dou- also spawned three new games: a progress, the listening audience hears ble albums: "The Last Mardi hand-held version by Tomy, a Mattel sound effects direct from the film itself Gras," Professor Longhair; Inteilivision cartridge, and a Tron ar- although the player doesn't. A laser "Masterworks," Albert King; and - cade videogame by Bally. blast and explosion signifies a correct "Young Blood," the Coasters plus answer while a ricochet sound a five -record boxed set, "A Life In denotes the playi,r missed the Music," Ray Charles. A number. During this time the machine Ad Workshop promotional -only single LP, "The keeps a tab on the number of Deluxe Deluxe," spotlights three right/wrong responses by means of a tunes from each of the four new Scheduled counter. releases. Music and the significant role it Since just pressing the correct Executive Producer Kevin Eg- plays in advertising will be the number is a little too easy, "safe gers is handling the project. The theme of the Advertising Age - numbers" have been incorporated music for the continuing series is sponsored 25th annual Creative which, in actuality, are the station's being culled from Atlantic's ar- Workshop, August 22-25 at the dial position. If these digits are called chives, previously -unreleased New York Hilton. A major emphasis out, the player must remember to recordings, and songs originally will be placed on radib and the con- "tickling the ivories" takes on a whole new meaning with press the corner asterisk button on the The expression released on other labels. Coupled cept behind a good radio spot. An oral surgeon devised the phone. To complicate matters even the windup musical toothbrush pictured above. with packaging by noted designer Brought back by popular demand, help users brush up on their dental technique. It plays further, periodically there are mystery appliance to cleverly Milton Glaser are liner notes Chuck Blore & Don Richman angle. When it's not, numbers whose presence is announc- music only if the brush is being aimed at the proper authored by leading music critics Inc. will explore the use of several Ranging between $10-$12, the toothbrush is ed at the sound of a tone. Upon hear- you're greeted with silence. which outline extensively the ar- advertising techniques in radio, in- Aahs! 14548 Ventura Boulevard, Sherman ing the tone, the player starts pressing available at several stores including tists' bios and the context/content cluding intimacy, energy, and emo- the buttons like crazy in an effort to Oaks, CA 91403. of their recordings. tion in a session called "What's the guess the number. AMlir AIM"' .41.1fflee Big Idea?" Winners compete for a variety of A detailed brochure is available Disney -provided prizes, from CBS - by writing 740 Rush St., Chicago, Score Ratings Goals With Football Promo distributed soundtrack LP's featuring a IL, 60611, or call toll -free (800) single by Journey to T-shirts whose 621-6877; in Illinois (312) The best defense is a good offense. FairWest has teamed radio with Tron logo changes into different colors 649-5242. That's especially true in today's com- another competitive cohort and come via liquid crystal (R&R 5-28). The pro- petitive radio marketplaces, where that up with "Football Fortune." By tying a extra tenth of a point can be the winn- station to the popularity of a local col- ing difference. With that in mind 4ORTUNE., lege or pro team, Football Fortune pur- sues the twin goals of forced audience "HEAR THE LIGHT" SLOGAN listening and traffic building for spon- LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION! sors. Polygram Produces Compact Discs Participating players receive custom imprinted four-color game By the end of 1982, Polygram Records plans to hit the compact disc cam- tickets, complete with station/sponsor Device Turns Lights On, Off paign trail with an initial 200-300 titles released in Europe followed by an early logos and local team ID. Rubbing these. 1983 release date in America. Under the slogan, "Hear The Light," Polygram first tickets reveals combinations of call let- In case you didn't know it, venture of United Technologies introduced its audio software line at the summer Consumer Electronics Show in ters and team names; prizes are in- SOMEBODY'S WATCHING YOU. No Corp. and Tishman Realty & Con- Chicago earlier this month, demonstrating the albums "Chariots of Fire," by stantly awarded depending on the more hanging around the coffee struction Co. The $129 6" by 21/2" Vangelis and "Friends of Mr. Cairo," by Jon and Vangelis. combination. There's also a bonus machine or drifting off into dreamland plastic cylinder attaches to the ceiling, The titles for the European market will be selected from the Polydor, Decca, ticket stub with a "winning score." To because "Infracon" will turn off the and its infrared sensor measures and Phonogram labels. Recorded on both analog and digital formats, available cop major prizes, players must listen to lights, alerting everyone from the boss temperature changes. As a result In- artists include, among others, the Bee Gees, Luciano Pavarotti, the Rolling the station at intervals. re- specific The Stones, the on So who's Infracon? It's a fracon can detect motion in a cone - Platters, Soft Cell, and Eddie Rabbitt. Titles marketed in America down. mainder of the promotion package device that automatically turns on lights shaped "zone of influence," zeroing in will be drawn from Polydor, Mercury, Casablanca, and other labels. In addition contains sales presentations, on -air when you walk into an office and then on natural body heat. In addition to the to manufacturing these compact discs, Polygram's Hanover, West Germany plant promos, newspaper ads, color TV switches them off 12 minutes after initial cost there are installation will also handle custom manufacturing for other record companies. slides, and point -of -purchase graphics. your departure - or after you stop ex- charges to be reckoned with. Upon making the announcement Guenter Hensler, President/CEO, PRI, hibiting sufficient movement to be However, the manufacturers point out Inquiries should be directed to Jim noted, "The superior sound quality of the Compact Disc Digital Audio System and detected. that Infracon will more than pay for West, President, 3341 Towerwood its significant advantages to the consumer have convinced us that this system According to a recent Wall St. itself in one to three years since it cuts Drive, #204, Dallas, TX 75234; (214) should ultimately receive the same widespread acceptance as phonograph Journal article, Infracon is the joint electricity use by lights 30-50%. 243-7800. records and tapes."

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 8 RbR/Friday, June 18, 1982 Networks/Program Suppliers Three Nets Contract ADDS ABC, CBS, and NBC have signed eight -year pacts with RCA Americom Communications, Inc. to use its satellite -transmitted Audio Digital Distribu- tion Service (ADDS). ADDS allows the simultaneous distribution of any number MUSIC FEATURES of radio shows, either on a nationwide or regional level. Receiving stations will have the ability to choose alternate channels or receive two or more programs Watermark Retro Rock: Weekly Country Music Countdown: at the same time. To expand, networks can add more channel units to existing Soundtrack Of The 60's: Lou Reed (July 12) stations; new stations joining the network fold must install inexpensive Lacy J. Dalton (July 9-11) Jimmy Webb/Theodore Bikel/Stevie Wonder 3 -meter receive -only antennas. Earth Ed (July 18-18) (July 10-11) News Bruce Michelle Phillips/Bobby Lewis/Surfais/Paul Re- Split Enz (July 12-14) vere & the Raiders (July 17-18) Loverboy (July 15-18) Westwood One The Dregs (July 19-21) Budweiser Hour: Ambrosia (July 22-25) NEW PROGRAMMING Concert Human League (July 26-29) Atlantic Starr (July 9-10) Gamma (July 30 -August 1) The Weedeck Radio Network is American Jacksoru (July 23-24) DIR has scored an exclusive in- Entertainment's In Concert: Inner -View terview with the Who's Pete producing and distributing a one-hour "Radio Tonight!", a live radio talk/vari- special based on the forthcoming film, from New Orleans's Hyatt- Ouarterflaah/Prletn (July 12) Crosby, Stills & Nash/Part 1 (July 12) Townshend. Claimed to be ety program A Flock of Seagulls/Marshall Crenshaw/Hair- Crosby, Stills & Nash/Part II (July 19) Townshend's only radio interview this "The Best Little Whorehouse in Regency Hotel, is set to air this fall. It cut 100 (Jury 23-24) Crosby, Stills & Nash/Part Ill (July 26) year, the program will air via "The In- Texas." Besides the film's music, in- will run M -F between 9-11 pm with Live From Gilley's: cluding four new songs by star Dolly cohosts Woody Herman and his Kieran Kane (August 6) Mutual side Track" with host Usa Robinson Parton, the program will feature inter- Young Thundering Herd and Bill Off The Record: From Australia With Love/Dick the week of June 21. Townshend Clerk (August views with 28-29) discusses his solo album, "All The Burt Reynolds, Dom McCollough. Contact (201) REO Speedwagon/Part II (Jury 9-10) Deluise, Parton, and Jim Nabors. It's more Jethro Tull/Part I (Jury 18-17) Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes," 575-9195 for information. Jethro Tull/Part II (July 23-24) Narwood his victorious battle over alcohol, and free to one station per metro market. "Three Hours Of Magic," is the ti- Kansas (Jul 30-31) Country Closeup: the Who. Coinciding with the broad- "Country Report" and "Country tle of an exclusive tribute to the Rock Years: Emmylou Harris (July 12) cast is a contest for participating sta- Report Countdown" subscribing sta- Doors' Jim Morrison, broadcast via 1985 (July 30-31) Bellamy Brothers (Jul 19) tions sponsored by Atco. Winners are tions have the right of first refusal. the London Wavelength network. Special Edition: Chaffy McClain (July 26) eligible for full -color posters of Contact Weedeck at (213) 462-5922. Loosely based on the recently publish- Johnny Music Makers: Bristol (August 6) interview. Beginning July 6, AP Radio Net- ed "Jim Morrison/An Hour for Magic," Tony Bennett (July 12) Townshend and discs of the ABC work will supply special state news Woody Herman (Jury 19) For more information call Carol Klee* this special interviews Morrison's Entertainment to Net/ Mel Torme (July 26) ner at (212) 371-6850. - feeds California stations. The em- closest friends and couples their in- Silver Eagle (DIR): phasis of the feeds centers upon sights with music, including the never - Beginning last week, the Wall Ronnie McDowell/Calamity Jane (July 10) NBC regional news with West Coast before -heard "Orange County Suite" Joe Stanpley/Charlie McCoy Street Journal added a 4:20pm re- (July 17) Country Sessions: newsman Brian Bland responsible for and "Whiskey, Mystics and Men." It's John Conlee/Leon Everette (July 24) port called "Stock Market Anal." This Jerry Reed (July 10) the operation. This news Kris KristoffersonlBily Sven (July 31) service will available free on a trade barter basis Gary Morris (Jury 17) new report reflects the last available Rock Net/King Biscuit (OIR): be offered at no additional fee to the and is set to run September 1 through Thrasher Bros. (July 24) closing market figures. Additionally, Graham Parker/Sparks (Jury network's affiliates in California and September 15. LW (212) il) Sylvia (Jul 31) "WSJ Report" will be adding several Contact at Foreigner (July 18) Dottie (August 7) will also be available to stations in 682-5390. West five and ten part series, 60 seconds Outlaws with special guests (July 25) neighboring states. Call Jim Hood at Source: each, next January on financial mat- Mutual Sports has expanded its Rock Net/Supergroups: (202) 833-5925. Stevie Nicks (July 9-11) ters, including taxes, mortgages, and schedule to include coverage of six Billy Squier/rrtumph (DIR) (My 10) Ozzy Osboume Concert (Jul 18.18) O'Connor Creative Services major conferences when "Regional Sammy Hagar/Emerson, Lake & Palmer money markets. (GK) Jethro Tull (July 23.25) recently acquired the comedy li- (July 17) College Football Reports" debuts Shooting Star Concert (July 30-August 1) brary/radio features of From Studio B Loverboy (DIR) (July 24) August 30. More than 60 special Supertramp (GP (Jul 31) RKO Company. Merrill Barr, Managing sports reporters will be on hand to give Partner of From Studio B, will become Toby Arnold Hot Ones (IS, Inc.): daily commentary on the games and Marketing Director at O'Connor. Rolling Stones Toto (July 12) the players involved. For more details Among the new comedy 20th Anniversary Special: REO Speedwagon (August 9) segments call (703) 685-2171. Around The World (July 11) Supertramp (August 23) that will be offered are "From Studio North American Tour of 1981 (July 18) B," with Alan Barzman, Pat McCor- NOTE: World of Sound has made Musicstar Specials (IS, Inc.): CBS mick, and Arte Johnson; "Some- some changes in its "Adult Contem- Chicago (July 19) where Over The Radio There's .. . porary Countdown." As of June 19, RadioRadio: Elton John (August 2) Rock Comedy," with Ron Stevens the be known as On Stage Tonight: Al Jarreau (July 24) show will Clayton Webster Rolling Stone and Joy Grdnic; Rick Dees's Ameri- "Musicamerica" and graduate to four can Morning Laugh Track;" "Bill hours from its previous three. The top Country Calendar: Magazine Productions COOKER' UP COUNTRY NEWS - Owens with Sports Exclusive," star- 40 A/C hits will be chronicled plus Sonny James (July 10) Recently host Charlie Cook inter- Rock Star Guest DJ: and "Radio Mel Tillas (July 11) viewed singer/writer Emmylou Har- ring Gary Owens; recurrent music in the bottom ten will Ozzy Osboume (July 12) Alabama (July 121 Coun- Hotline," short, humorous telephone be incorporated. Its oldies emphasis Jefferson Starship's Mickey Thomas (July 19) ris for an edition of "Coors 13) Louise Mandrell (July al- - Cheap Trick's Robin Zander (July 26) try News." Caught in the middle of interruptions for DJ's. O'Connor will will be based on 60's music and mini Del Reeves (July 14) Asia's John Wetton (August 2) the question and answer session so distribute "Cinemascore," an infor- interviews with the artists have been Dave Rowland (July 15) are (l -r) Cook and Harris. mation guide for moviegoers. Call reinstated. Call Tom Dooley at (215) Connie Smith (July 16) United Stations Rarities: (213) 769-3500. 933-9340 for details. Joe Jackson (July 12) Dick Clark's /Minims (July 13) Rock Roll And Remember: Genesis (July 14) PEOPLE NEWS & INFORMATION FEATURES Yardbirds (July 15) The Association (July 9-11) David Bowie (July 16) Frederick Marks to VP/GM for ABC Watermark New England at UPI. Marks replaces ABC Information Network airs "End of An TV Tonate: E.R.A." which details the Equal Rights Kenneth Braddick who recently Amendment debate (June 21-25) Ain't Misbehavin'/NBC (June 21) resigned. Clayton Webster K Things Were Different/CBS (June 22) Our thanks to Los Angeles's John Chanin tapped as Sporting News Report: Shirley MacLaine: Illusions/CBS (June 24) at Mutual. His background Shaun Cassidy/NBC (June 26) VP/Sports Jack Nicklas/Craig Stabler/Kathy W two th (Ju- includes a stint as Director of Sports at ly 12) ABC and Sr. VP/Broadcast Operations Earth News at the now -defunct Enterprise Steven Spielberg (July 12-15) Sports Network. Narcotics Anonymous (July 16-18) Judson Niver to Director/Nation- Leonard Nimoy (July 19-22) John Dykstra, special effects for "Star al Sales for CBS Radio Network. She Wars," "Firefox" (July 23-25) was most recently Manager/Eastern Mutual In addition, Jim KHJ Sales at the net. Live coverage of Space Shuttle Columbia for choosing the #1 Hunter succeeds Len Berman as (June 27-July 4) host of the net's "Sports Central, Narwood music selection system. U.S.A." Minding Your Business: Dave Roberts has been ap- Lease Tips/Parts I, II (June 28) pointed Manager/Market Research, a Promotional Robots/Lower Cost of Dying newly -created post for the CBS FM (June 29) Employee Stock Option/Buckstoppers (June Group. Roberts retains his PD duties 30) at KROR/San Francisco. Automated Cash Management/High Tax Scott Chapin joins the Creative Retirees (July 1) CRYING HIS WAY TO NO. 1 - Factor as Production Manager. He Outlook: That's what country artist Ricky had held the same position at Abbey Lincoln (June 30) Skaggs did when his single "Crying Community Revitalization (July 1) KSTP/Minneapolis. My Heart Out Over You" went to TWO DEAN DRIVE RKO R ADIO Richard Green to Director/Re- number one on Watermark's TENAFLY, NEW JERSEY 07670 America Overnight: "American Country Countdown." C OMPUTING search, Radio Networks at NBC. He Dr. J. 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Former Little River Band lead singer Glenn Shorrock McFadden, Kerr Upped At Capitol Hamilton Joins WMC cohosts "Solid Gold" the week of June 18 along with Joe McFadden be- Greg Hamilton, most recently Sales Manager at to WMC Marilyn McCoo and guests Karla Bonoff, Joe Cocker, comes Manager/National WZXR/Memphis, has travelled crosstown Field Marketing at Capitol where he will work in the same capacity. He succeeds Larry Graham, Haircut 100, Daryl Hall & John Oates, and Records, replacing Sam Larry Rouse, who is now managing WLVV/Statesville, T.G. Sheppard ... Dingo Boingo appears on "American Citro who was recently pro- NC. Bandstand" June 19 ... Loverboy leader Paul Dean is in- moted to VP/Sales. With the Sutter, O'Brien Join IRS terviewed by MTV on June 20, with concert footage in- label since 1974, McFad- Kevin Sutter moves to terspersed Ted Nugent joins David Letterman June den had been Minneapolis ... district manager. International Record 24. In addition, Judi Kerr has Syndicate, Inc. (IRS) as been promoted to Artist Eastern Director/Sales, bas- COMING UP: The Blair Video Enterprises/Somach-Nel- Relations Manager from Joe McFadden ed in New York. He had Marketing Projects Manager. She has been with the served as the local promo- son Productions pilot for their "Rock 'N Roll Show" label since 1973. tion rep in Buffalo for CBS features exclusive European concert footage of the Rolling Records during the past Mancini Moves To Rainbow Stones, plus concert and interview segments with ACIDC, four years. In other com- named Planning Asia,_Joan_lett, the Links, Huey Lewis & the News, Lover - Frank Mancini has been Sales and pany activity, Michael omutiurr Marrdger at -Rainbow Programm rien- assumes the boy, REO Speedwagon, and Foreigner with guests Jimmy post vices, Inc. He brings along an extensive radio/music of Director/Business Affairs Kevin Sutter Page and Robert Plant . The "Glen Campbell Music background including a seven-year stint as VP/Artist and Assistant to the Vice President, based in Los Show," set for September airing, is currently taping, with Relations at RCA Records. Mandini was most recently Angeles. He worked with Procter and Gamble prior to scheduled guests including Ray Charles, Rita Coolidge, President of the Dallas -based Chardon Agency. joining IRS. Terri Gibbs, Henry Mancini, Chuck Mangione, Roger Bethel Bows Bridge Records Scott Segues To MCA Miller, Willie Nelson, Billy Preston, the Righteous Bros., Joan Scott, formerly with KDAY/Los Stanley Bethel has formed Bridge Records. a Los Angeles, has and Mel Tillis. been appointed West Leo Sayer, Angeles -based label whose first single is the Valen- Coast Black Product Promotion Manager tine Brothers' "Money's Too Tight To Mention." at MCA Records. Bethel previously owned D.C. International Records WZUU Expands Sales Dept. in 1973 and partnered with Logan Westbrook in a Following recent expansion, WZUU recently ap- 1978 venture, Source Records. pointed two separate sales managers. Thomas Ken- nedy and Brian Baumann have been named Local EIR Records Debuts Sales Managers of the AM and FM, respectively. Both Emerald International Records, Inc. has been have been with the stations since 1981. spawned in Philadelphia. The first artist to sign is song- writer/producer Mikki Farrow. EIR may be contacted Millar Moves To SM At WEZG through Gavin & Lott Associates, Jefferson Bldg., E. Kelley Millar, has been promoted to Station 1015 Chestnut Street, Suite 719, Philadelphia, PA Manager of WEZG-AM & FM/North Syracuse. Most 19107. recently an account executive at the LOUIS COUTTOLENC NAMED PRESIDENT OF stations, she brings twelve years' media experience to the new post. RCA RECORDS Ken Glancy resigns Salzberg Unveils Decent Exposure - Solleveld Segues To RCA Freddie Salzberg, formerly of Chrysalis Records, Ronald Solleveld has named JOEL DENVER BECOMES PD AT WMJX/MIAMI has launched a public relations/media consultation been Director/Interna- firm, Decent Exposure. Ted Nugent and M.S.I. tional Product Management and Administration at RCA Records, an independent label, are part of the client Records. Prior to accepting this newly -created post, 1 FIVE YEARS AGO: NUMBER "Dreams" - roster. The address is 440 East 62 Street, Suite 10A, Solleveld served as Director/Creative Services Interna- Fleetwood Mac (WB) (4th week) New York, NY 10021. tional for CBS Songs during the past year.

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www.americanradiohistory.com RfR/Friday. June 18, 1982 Wed: In BeNict Century, Arbitron Birch Gainesville Settlement Imminent Report Under Fire A lawsuit filed by Century Broad- Larry Edwards, GM of WDVH/ casting against Arbitron over pro- Gainesville, FL, has called into ques- JHAN HIBER blems in 1981 St. Louis ratings re- tion the validity of the recent Gaines- ports may soon be settled out of court. ville Birch Report. Although the re- Apparently Arbitron approached port was to be a metro report, "17% Localized Research Can Help Century suggesting an out-of -court of the total calls were made outside agreement. Although written docu- the metro area." Edwards feels that You See The Forest ments are not yet final, Century PD this boosted the numbers of stations Lynn Christian told R&R, "We have outside Gainesville, thus rendering Remember that old saw that goes, "You can't see the forest for been negotiating with Arbitron and the survey "invalid, and (it) may cost the trees?" That implies that someone is too close to a particular are confident that in the next 10 days many local radio stations a great deal situation to see the overall picture, thus missing some key points. I something will be worked out with of money." Tom Birch told R&R, "If was reminded of that saying recently as I've been doing my Charles regards to our action against Arbitron he's right we'll reissue the book. Right and Doubleday." now we are checking to see what hap- Kuralt impression - on the road, doing focus groups. It's refreshing to talk to a cross-section of the public about radio - their feedback makes me wonder if we broadcasters sometimes are missing the real we on the "trees." My wife and I spoke to key items as concentrate I've gotten is that the blue/gold combo and turn around the public's percep- the Broadcast Promotion Association's annual convention in San is thought of as "dull," "conservative," tions. This would have to be tied in with Francisco last week on this topic so I thought I'd share with you "for classical music," and so on. Unless some programming refinements too, some impressions that the public has recently been feeding back you want to convey those kinds of im- and will not be an overnight project. pressions of your station you may want about the state of local radio. Streisand, Neil Diamond, and Frank Clean Up The Clutter to consider another color scheme that Keep in mind that what I've been re- Sinatra come up regularly. In this competitive radio battle, some- tests better in your market. Whatever searching lately, in major Eastern and times it is thought that personalities or Using this kind of research feedback, color and logo design you narrow your Midwestern markets, is attitudes about it seems that the 25-44 demos may be entertaining DJ's can be an asset, an final choices down to, be sure to get the FM radio among adults 18-44. My thinking of "Beautiful Music" as item that sets your station apart. Be public's feedback on the options. They remarks below may be more on target something akin to what we might call a careful on this one. With regard to FM may react differently than you would for that group than for other stations soft rock FM. A station positioning itself especially, personalities and how they have thought, but as long as they are the with different targets, but there will as the one that plays "Today's Beautiful are positioned on your station can be a people filling out the diaries you'd bet- probably be a moral here for all. I'll Music" might end up with younger two-edged sword. ter cater to them. take four key areas of radio operations An excellent example of this came to demos than those normally associated Music Repetition and show how the public's attitude may with the Bonneville-Schulke approach. me on my recent swing across the coun- One oft -heard programming dictum be different than the common broad- Check the perceptions in your market- try. In one market there is a killer AOR is, "If I play the hits often enough the caster assumptions. place. What does the public think about with a two -man morning team that public will stay with us 'cause they the format labels being used? Besides features humor as their trademark. In Misleading Format Labels know where they can hear the most the Beautiful Music label, others such as the focus groups in that city there were One of the key items the public seems popular tunes most frequently." As a Rock, Country, etc. may need to be re- some positive comments about this to be reacting to, at least in the demos result some stations, CHR and A/C searched to see if they are delivering the morning duo's humor, but there were mentioned as being examined in my re- especially, are using fairly short play- want or expect for also negatives. It seemed that the morn- cent studies (although I've seen this na- image you - - lists. its competition. You ing bits were seen as intruding on the tionwide too), is the way station formats your station or Although the public may have certain may be surprised. station's music image. This was thought are described. One great example is the favorites (as determined by callouts or to be a tuneout factor, leading some of term "Beautiful Music." Generally, in Logo Colors sales), it doesn't mean they want to hear the 18-24 year -olds to go elsewhere for our business, this term denotes a station You say you just spent megabucks de- nauseam. The most fre- those tunes ad music on the FM band. with a Bonneville or Schulke sound that signing a logo and ad campaign for quently-cited complaint about music on If you have a talented morning team, some might unkindly call "doctor's of- your station, guaranteed to convey the FM is that it is repeated too often. In- or personalities that are aired on FM fice music." image you really are looking for? Fine, deed, it may be that rather than build- generally, it is probably best to have However, when you ask the public to but did you research the color scheme ing loyalty by playing favorites fre- them be as concise as possible, unless define "Beautiful Music" either by to see how the public perceived it? quently, a station may be putting a ceil- - you want to give up the music franchise having them volunteer the types of ar- What kind of station or music did they ing on its quarter-hour audience by in your positioning. There's nothing tists or groups they'd expect or by hav- feel was expressed by the color scheme repeating the same tunes every 90 wrong with being a full -service FM ing them suggest a local station that and design you chose? Or do you know? minutes to two hours. rocker in the public's mind unless they feel best fits that description - the In testing colors lately it seems that Talk to your public probably - - that isn't what you were aiming for. feedback is often different from what one of the old standby combos, a ver- through focus groups - about how you might think. Very often the public, sion of blue and gold or blue and they perceive the music repetition situa- Don't just Chase The Car especially in the 25-44 demos, thinks of yellow, is not as well thought of as in tion for your station and others in the What I hope to leave you with this "Beautiful Music" as soft rock, not the the past. Naturally this will vary by market. It may be that another station week is an incentive to step away from lush strings so often associated with this market and must be compared to what has made itself out to be the "More the day-to-day hassles for a moment trade term. When you probe for the others in your area are doing format- Variety" choice; thus the public may and look - as objectively as possible - types of artists, names including Barbra tically and externally, but the feedback think you play a few songs too often. at some key issues for your station. Keep in mind also that I've seen many Local research, such as focus groups cases where I've known what the sta- and/or a phone survey of your target Q U A tion's prime rotation was but the public demo can be a most useful way to do thought that the station played its hits this. more than twice as frequently as was After you've done the research you Alan Burns, PD of WRQX(Q107)/Washington, DC, called last week to really the case. Their facts are wrong, may still have questions. Work with inquire, "In trying to split out one-month data from the Birch surveys, it but their perceptions can kill you. your researcher or call me and I'll do seems as though they are not really rolling averages. Is that correct?" Once you've done your research into my best to help. After all, as jim Eddens, the perceptions of music frequency, VP/GM of WOW & KEZO/Omaha, put You are right, Alan. A two -month Birch compilation, such as April/May, what's next? If you test out as right on, it recently, "A GM who doesn't under- is not an average of discrete monthly data from two separate monthly don't tamper with whatever you're do- stand research is like a dog chasing a surveys. Instead, the data from the two monthly sweeps is pooled and ing (unless another new competitor car - after you've got it, what do you weighted as one survey entity, not weighted separately for each of the two comes on the scene). If you test poorly do next?" Give me your feedback on the months. As a result subscribers cannot derive exact discrete monthly data you need to determine if you want to de- topics I've brought up here and if you from the two -month Birch compilations. sign - and have the budget to imple- have any questions I'll be glad to help ment -a marketing campaign to try you with those "next steps."

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A-AOR. AC-Aádt Contemporary, B -Black, BB -Ba Bend. 8M - The Birch R Beautiful Music, CCotrttry. CLCiass.cal, E -Easy Listening. JJazz. NFMmceManeous, N -News, O -Oldies, RContemporary The data contained on this page is copyrighted by the respective ratings services. Non -subscribers to the Hrt Rada, RL -Religious. SSpertish. T -Talk. U-lhben Contem- respective ratings services may not reprint or use this porary information in any form. Washington, New York Chicago D.C. WPLJ Adds Two, WGN, WLUP, WBBM WKYS Retains First; Cops First; Remain 1-2-3; WMAL Moves Urban Stations Lose WBMX, WMET Jump; To Second; Half -Share; WJJD Almost Doubles WAVA Tightens WKHK Passes WHN; AOR Race; March/ April/ Q103 WKEE WNEW-FM Up Nicely WPGC Passes WRQX JB105 add 35 April May March/ April/ CKGM add WPST 26-23 KHFI March/ April/ April May WGN (T) 9.8 8.2 April May KZFM 29 KLPQ KITY add deb WPLJ (A) 6.7 8.7 WLUP (A) 6.7 6.9 WKYS (U) 10.1 10.4 KROD add 30 KSET-FM 11-9 WBBQ WOR (T) 7.0 6.0 WBBM (N) 6.4 6.2 WMAL (AC) 6.5 8.1 WKTU (U) 6.3 5.8 WLS (R) 5.3 5.4 NWHUR (B) 8.3 7.6 KBFM add KINT 15-11 WOKI WCBS (N) 5.2 5.6 WLS-FM (R) 5.7 5.4 W W DC -FM (A ) 7.9 6.2 WJDX add WAXY 28-26 WSEZ WINS (N) 5.3 5.4 WLOO (BM) 5.1. 5.3 WAVA (A) 5.9 6.1 WRKS (U) 5.9 5.4 WIND (T) 5.6 5.0 WABB-FM add BJ 105 24-20 WSSX WPGC-AM WBLS (U) 5.4 4.9 WBMX (B) 4.1 4.8 & FM (R) 5.7 6.0 WHHY-FM add CK101 35-32 WANS-FM WYNY (AC) 5.7 4.4 WMET (A) 3.5 4.8 WGAY-FM (BM) 4.2 5.2 4.1 4.2 KX 104 add WQUT 27-24 WNOK-FM WNEW-FM (A) 2.5 3.7 WGCI (U) WRQX (R) 6.4 4.8 WABC (R) 4.4 3.4 WMAQ (C) 3.4 3.6 WGMS-FM (CL) 3.8 4.5 WRVQ deb 26 WZZR WSKZ add WNBC (R) 4.2 3.1 WKQX (AC) 3.3 3.3 WLTT (AC) 4.4 4.2 KOFM add WJXQ 10-10 WKFR WNEW (BB) 2.3 2.9 WJJD (BB) 1.7 3.0 WMZQ (C) 3.6 3.5 WADO (S) 1.8 2.6 WFYR (AC) 3.2 2.9 WRC (T) 3.5 WIKS add KZ93 15-11 WKRZ-FM 3.5 14'QXR-FM (CL) 2.2 2.5 WLAK (BM) 2.8 2.7 WPKX-FM (C) 2.5 3.4 KYYX 24-20 KIDD add WMAK-FM WKHK (C) 1.7 2.4 WCLR (AC) 3.2 2.6 WASH (AC) 3.0 3.1 WRFM (BM) 1.7 2.3 WCGQ add KCPX deb 28 KNBQ WJPC (B) 2.4 2.5 WOOK (B) 3.2 2.7 WCBS-FM (0) 1.8 2.0 WXRT (A) 3.6 2.5 WTOP (N) 2.5 2.7 KSKD 18-17 WIGY WMCA (T) WISE add 3.0 2.0 WUSN (C) 1.8 2.3 WYCB (RL) 1.1 1.5 WPAT-FM (BM) KILE add WJBQ deb 39 WFBG 2.1 2.0 WBBM-FM (R) 2.5 1.9 WEZR (BM) 2.4 1.4 WJIT (S) 1.7 1.8 WCFL (AC) 1.9 WGUY 27-24 WOMP-FM 1.9 WHFS (A) 1.3 1.3 KSLY add WPAT (BM) 1.6 1.8 WJEZ (C) 1.7 1.9 KDZA add Q104 33-30 WCIR WPIX (R) 1.0 1.6 WFMT (CL) 1.8 1.8 WHN (C) 2.2 1.3 WAIT (BM) 1.4 1.2 96KX 30-28 WFOX deb 32 WAEV St. Louis WALK -FM (AC) .4 1.0 WVON (B) 1.4 1.1 WXKS-FM 22-19 WFLB deb 33 WGLF WTFM (AC) 1.3 1.0 KMOX Shares Still KEGL WYKS 18-13 KKQV Mammoth; KWK-FM Widens Lead 94Q KFMZ 16-10 KVOL Houston Over Cleveland KSHE; KSD Tightens KKLV deb 33 KKXL-FM WLOL-FM WMMS Still Dominant; KMJQ Takes First Country Contest KCBN 26-23 WGCL KKLS WGCL, WDMT Rise As KLOL Slips; April/ KRLA KYYA 28-25 WRKR To 2-3; KIKK-FM, KILT -FM April May KMOX (T) 21.2 22.0 KFI KOZE 16-12 WTRU WLYT Down Two Move Up; KRBE, KRLY, KSRR All Rise KWK-FM (A) 11.8 12.2 KIQQ deb 32 WPHD WAZY-FM March/ April/ KSHE (A) 10.8 8.6 March/ April/ WHFM April May WIL-FM (C) 6.9 6.2 KEZR 23-22 KRNA April May WMMS (A) 13.9 13.8 KMJM (U) 5.9 6.1 3WT KENI KMJQ (U) 10.4 11.5 KCNR 12-10 WGCL (R) 6.8 8.2 KSD-FM (AC) 6.3 5.7 KLOL (A) 13.7 11.4 WYCR WDMT (U) 5.1 7.5 KSD (C) 5.0 5.6 KIKK-FM (C) 9.0 WZZP (AC) 8.3 7.1 10.5 WRTH (E) 4.0 4.5 KILT -FM (C) 6.2 8.0 WDOK (BM) 7.7 6.4 KEZK (BM) 4.2 3.9 KRBE (AC) 5.6 WQAL (BM) 5.8 6.2 6.5 KSLQ (AC) 2.8 3.2 KRLY (U) 5.0 WWWM (A) 5.7 5.9 6.3 WIL (C) 2.4 2.7 KSRR (A) 5.5 WGAR (AC) 4.7 4.9 6.0 KXOK (AC) 3.6 2.6 KFMK (AC) 5.9 5.3 WHK (C) 5.6 4.7 WZEN (B) 1.4 2.4 WERE (N) 4.8 KQUE (AC) 5.8 4.1 QUARTERFLASH 4.6 KADI -FM (AC) 1.3 2.3 KODA (BM) 4.2 4.0 WBBG (0) 5.8 4.6 KMOX-FM (AC) 1.7 2.0 KTRH (T) 3.9 3.8 WCLV (CL) 3.3 3.5 KWK (A) 1.1 1.3 KPRC (N/T) 4.7 2.6 WKSW (C) 3.2 3.1 KATZ (B) 1.0 1.0 WLYT KLEF (CL) 2.4 2.2 (R) 4.7 2.9 WESL (B) 1.4 1.0 WZAK (U) 1.9 2.5 KYND (BM) 2.3 2.2 KILT (C) 1.4 WJW (AC) 2.3 2.4 1.7 Average persons 12+ KENR (C) 1.8 1.5 WWWE (C) 2.3 2.4 Monday -Sunday Gam -midnight KULF (AC) 1.5 WJMO (B) 1.1 1.9 1.0 Rolling Averages

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Lee has been with the station WAEV KEZR 9-7 FM100 15-12 11-9 since 1976, serving as an air personality, MD, TOUR 'S2 KYYX 28-25 10(104 18-14 Z102 19-16 PD and now assistant to VP/GM Brian KZZP 25-20 WSKZ 20-17 95SGF 17-14 Pussilano. WPHD 27-25 WOKI 17-14 WFOX 28-25 Is this the best way to expose new music to listeners? Street Talk has heard that the 92FLY add WOUT 23-18 WCG015-9 AOR Burkhart/Abrams/Michaels/Douglas con- 3WT add 39 WBCY 4-1 WGLF 18-16 sultancy is urging its Superstars stations to try a WPST deb 39 WAYS deb 28 KILE 32-27 novel means of showcasing new rock acts: by cut- YOU MUST WEAR YOUR BADGE AT ALL TIMES - This little pin -it on -your-shirt gadget is one of those WLAN-FM add WSSX deb 30 KELO 19-13 together three songs into one five-minute ting official looking laminated ID badges that visitors are WKRZ-FM add WANS-FM 24-19 KKRC-FM 25-22 montage and playing it every couple of hours. often asked to wear when entering top secret facilities. WMAK-FM 23-13 WRVO 5-7 99KG 34-27 The latest memo to client stations says this is a However, in this case it's a clever party invitation from better way to expose more new acts on a regular E/A Buffalo promo rep Barry Lyons, as he asked his KZFM 17-16 WVIC deb 37 KENI 27-19 basis than by playing each new act in a lighter friends to help him celebrate his recent move to the Chicago slot KINT 21-14 WJXO 27-26 KSLY 24-19 rotation. Then, if listener response warrants it, KHFI 16-13 WNAM add KCBN 18-15 the tracks are added in their entirety to the KBFM 27-23 WOW add KDZA 25-20 regular playlist. Interesting, eh? Charlie Gross (known as Chuck Kelly) has Haven. Chuck WTIX add KKXX deb 34 KYYA add Bobby Ocean, late of KWST/Los Angeles, been named PD at WELI/New will join the personality lineup at K101/San was formerly PD, MD & air personality at KROK deb 28 KIDD 23-10 WIFI on Francisco to do middays, marking Osh's return KYST/Texas City. KCPX 23-20 B94 on to Bay Area radio, where he previously reigned Speaking of new CHR's in Houston .. . B104 on supreme at KFRC. WGLF/Tallahassee PD Ron Parker has CKGM on WFFM/Pittsburgh has applied for the new resigned there to join new KULF PD John KBEO on calls WHYW. The station plans to remain A/C, Lander in an unnamed capacity. You might Ron working together at KRLA on but will now bill itself as Y-97, instead of FM97 remember John and it has been. WLCY/Tampa. K100 on as Also in Pittsburgh, 96KX has promoted Also at KULF, GM Dick French has put in a 6-10pm personality Clarke Ingram to Assistant good word for the staffers displaced by the pen- PD. Weekender Brian Matthews has been pro- ding format change. He told R&R, "I'd give my moted to middays, and the new afternoon drive strongest recommendations to Burt & Kurt, man is Craig Jackson from KOAQ/Denver. Beau Weaver, Crash B. Crash, Mike Scott, Craig replaces Suitecase Simpson. John W. Smith and Anita Martini," who were WZOK/Rockford has named Tim Fox (aka all given their walking papers. Kirk Russell) from Q102/Cincinnati as PD. The Gary Guthrie versus CBS trial over the He replaces Dallas Cole, who joined Streisand/Diamond duet "You Don't Bring Q107/Washington. Also at WZOK, longtime Me Flowers" opened in Memphis on Monday MD "Mr. Ed" Lambert has departed, with Tim (6-14) with jury selection and opening now handling music and programming. statements. Guthrie was the first to "create" the The one and only B. Mitchel Reed and superstar duet, while he was PD at KLOS/Los Angeles have parted company. WAKY/Louisville four years ago. He spliced Reed exited his midday show to "take some time the two separate versions of the song together in off," according to KLOS PD Tommy Hadges. the WAKY production room and sent the tape To fill the vacancy, KLOS moves Shana into along to CBS in New York. The rest is history (as Reed's midday slot, and the station has hired they say), but Guthrie feels he should be compen- Steve Downes from KEZY/Anaheim for sated for his idea ... thus the trial. Guthrie is nights. currently GM of KOPA/Phoenix. KX104/Nashville MD Jon Anthony exits John Stonis, former MD of KING/Seattle, is after four years with the station. He was replaced the new MD/Research Director at sister King by midday man Bryan Sargent. Broadcasting station KGW/Portland. Some musical chairs in L.A. Black radio as And finally, all English -language music has Levi Booker moves to KGFJ for mornings. He been banned from Argentina radio as a result of was formerly at KJLH. And former KGFJ PD the recent war in the Falkland Islands. Our bet is EYE EYE and morning man J.B. Stone is rumored to be that the "Evita" soundtrack isn't exactly selling TO new great in England either. the morning personality at KJLH. Produced by Gary Katz Outclass Your Competition! 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WMAL'S OCKERHAUSEN HONORED - An- Sales drew Ockerhausen, Exec. VP/GM of WMAL/Washington, recently received the Greater Washington Board of Trade's 1982 "Man JONATHAN HALL, Of The Years" award for outstanding contribu- tions to business and the community. Ockerhausen is pictured at left being presented SHERMAN'S RADIO ADVERTISING VENTURE with the award by Board of Trade President Stephen Harlan. The Thrill Of Success: The Trauma Of Failure BS: Yes. I don't pretend to have all the and steal a ratings book. It's amazing the number of people who've asked me, "What happen- answers about the advertising process per And we went from whatever to a giant ed to Bob Sherman and the NBC Radio Division?" The answer is Sher- se. I believe I have some questions about number one in the book. And you should how radio works and I know who to ask have seen all the newspapers and the man wanted to be on his own, as we reported it (4-30) . con- But let's allow the about creative former NBC Radio VP to set the record straight himself. because they are right here gratulatory letters and memos and Recently, I in our agency. The whole purpose of this telegrams to CBS. spent time with him in his new niche as President of Della Femina, place is marrying what I have learned and I got half a million people to that station Travisano & Sherman, a subsidiary of Jerry Della Femina's advertising have had to unlearn about radio and broad- during the course of one book. And they are agency. casting to what is available in this place. still trying to get back some of those BS: This new division is a result of a very best in the industry. Our agency also listeners that I introduced to an awful pro- growing entrepreneurial bent that I've been has extensive experience in advertising on "I got half a million people to duct - and they've had lots of wonderful nurturing and sometimes tried to hold back, behalf of media clients. This complements products since that time. not too successfully. my experience and love for broadcasting on that station during the I did them more damage than good with So the fantasy bean operational level. Together we are a uni- course of one book. And they advertising. I gave myself an ego trip for a ing lived out for me is que service. to get couple of months and then stayed in little Bobby Sherman Radio Philosophy are still trying back Philadelphia - which is a lovely city - four longer from Brooklyn is R&R: Would you explain some of your some of those listeners that I years than I should have. I damaged Jerry Della Femina's own radio philosophies? to myself, I didn't love myself at all. It's a big introduced an awful pro- misconception: let's get partner, working BS: Moving a radio station forward in the a giant advertising big go with his advertising ratings through marketing and advertising duct ... It's a budget and spend. R&R: One of the themes agency to solicit involves four processes. The first is to misconception: let's get a I've followed in doing this series of articles has advertising and analyze the readily available data. This in- been that giant advertising budget and programming marketing on behalf cludes everything you have on the station, and sales should establish a better working relationship. of radio stations. My including mechanical diaries and word of go spend." How do you successful experience Bob Sherman mouth in the street. feel about that? BS: I see programming at WNBC, in particular, was partially the The second is perception study to see how R&R: Are there some misconceptions in and sales as being polarized. It is appropriate that result of effective advertising and your and other stations are perceived in the the marketplace that you have identified? I the job marketing. That's how this came about. marketplace. mean flagrant misconceptions that are of a programmer is to maximize the ratings of a station. The objectives of the I'm an entrepreneur now and I hope for a The third is a positioning study. A third generally held by GM's and GSM's regar- sales manager long time. It's the great American Dream person, or the third part of the same person, ding advertising. are to maximize the revenue of the radio station. The profit decisions - to learn from the corporation, pay it back takes all this data to see where there are op- BS: As in programming, with respect to are made by the general manager. by contributing to the profit structure and portunities. Where should we try to go? For advertising, everybody in our business The goals of then go out and do your own thing. example, an all -News radio station. Do peo- believes he is an expert. I remember lectur- the PD and sales manager are appropriately in R&R: Well, you certainly were successful ple care that it is the most professional ing to people at NBC, and I rarely do that. I antithetical the best of all worlds. And the is at WNBC. News station in town? Do they care that it is said, "If this is the best advertising agency GM called upon to decide in this rasp BS: What I enjoyed very much with NBC the station that gives the time most often? you can find, just get the hell out of their case or that which direc- was success. I have enjoyed the perception way." tion will lead to the maximization of profits. R&R: Any of success, the reality of success, and the Once you have decided that these are the tips for sales people? BS: Every rewards of it, one of which is being here "With respect to advertis- people who know the most about the adver- new salesperson ought to right now in this new endeavor. tising business, give them all the data that spend four weekends at a flea market. I go ing, everybody in our to this giant flea We should win because Jerry Della they ask for and then stay out of the pro- market where there are maybe 300 to 400 Femina and his people are amongst the business believes he is an ex- cess. It's their business. And that has vendors. And it's the same people nothing to do with arrogance or cockiness week after week, month after pert. I remember lecturing month, year after year. to or resenting input. people, 'If this is the best R&R: Do you restrict input? REP REPORT advertising agency you can BS: Bob Pittman (former WNBC PD and "I see programming and find, just get the hell out of now Sr. VP of Warner Amex Cable Chan- nels) expressed an interesting thought. sales as being polarized .. . Barry Dunn named Sr. Accountant for Katz their way.' " Communications, coordinating all financial ac- Somebody was really trying to get into a The goals of the PD and with him tivities. He previously held a similar position at conversation at WNBC about our sales manager are ap- Warner Amex Cable What's particularly interesting to the peo- programming and Pittman asked me to Communications. Katz ple in this particular locale? Where is the keep the guy out of his office. And I asked propriately antithetical in has assumed represen- void? What should we go after? why he wasn't willing to take all the input the best of all worlds. And he could get. tation duties for WKRZ- And when you've gotten the raw data, you the GM is called upon to AM & FM/Wilkes- have done a special perception study, you He said, "I am very impressionable and that person is very smart. And he is going to Barre/Scranton . . have handed it over to a positioning analyst, decide which direction will talk me into doing something that he is less Frank O'Neill becomes then you go to a Jerry Della Femina. And lead to the maximization of Research Director for then you say, "Here is what we know about expert at than I am - only because he McGavren Guild, com- us; here is where we need to go, here's what sounds real smart and I am impres- profits." ing from the Research our strength is. What do you think of this sionable. I don't want the input. I have got to go with my my Manager post at Com- particular position we want to take?" belly and experience and That tells you right away that unless they Frank O'Neill puter Systems. At the Either he'll say "Yeah, that's a terrific my history." That is a very important are psychotic or have no place else to go, lesson for some to learn. same time, Jane Sobel joins the company as a idea" or he'll say, "I've been doing this people these same 300 to 400 people are making research analyst ... Rick Holmberg appointed stuff for 17 years. I've been looking at The Abuse Of Advertising money at this flea market every week. San Francisco Manager for Bernard Howard & research for 17 years and while most of the R&R: Can you point to any misconcep- Some of them rent two feet by two feet Co., having held San Francisco Regional time at first blush this would look wonder- tions about using advertising that are spaces and some of them have 400 square Manager positions at Torbet and PRO previously. ful, let me tell you about this trap I fell into generally held in the radio industry? feet. Some sell $2000 antiques and some of Also joining Bernard Howard are Ron Nahoum in a few years ago in trying to do this." BS: The more money, the more ratings! them sell dollar buttons. And everybody is the New York office from a Blair account ex- So the answer is "no, and let's do it this In 1975, I went to Philadelphia on behalf of making money. ecutive slot, and Nancy Dundas as an account way." And I think that is how this process CBS to change WCAU from a Talk station to The analogy should be clear. It doesn't executive in the Chicago office, from Roslin should really work. I think there is too much an all -News station. Within a month, I had a matter what your radio station's product is Radio Sales Chicago Branch Manager. Bernard autonomy in the wrong hands in advertis- new format. And it was summertime and I for you to be a successful salesman. Every Howard has added several stations to its client ing. had this giant budget from CBS to promote radio station has something to offer, and if lists recently, including WCFLIChicago; R&R: So you are really trading on your the station. Since it was summer and sta- you don't believe that, you shouldn't be sell- WPEGIConcord, NC (Charlotte market); experience in radio and your partners in tions typically don't promote that much, I ing. KAEZIOklahoma; and KIBSIBishop, CA. advertising. thought I could introduce this new product (The Bob Sherman interview continues next week).

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ontemporary Selling Management On AM Stereo Too Many Systems Clouding The Issue?

Hit Radio 111 Receivers Should Be State -Of -The Art

JOEL DENVER

heavily promote their new technology. The testing (ci pretty outlandish arrangement, EXCITEMENT PLUS REALITY promotions discussed by Gerry Cagle but I understand it did occur), and thus (radio giveaways, etc.) will be needed to have an investment to protect (ask your speed the orientation process along. own engineer; you too, Gerry). AM Stereo Draws Response With five AM stereo systems currently Unfortunately, even if you choose the available, will we see a situation where right system you're still not home free. various systems are used in different Gerry is obviously correct in his assess- From Two Channels markets, or even the same market? Driv- ment that stereo has the potential for being ing from San Diego to Los Angeles might the catalyst for at least the technical re- mean a whole different system to hear AM juvenation of AM (we'll AM most talked -about in radio broad- talk about pro- stereo could be the subject stereo. I fear this problem could cloud the gramming shortly). Stereo itself is not the casting. Following my recent article on the subject (R&R 5-21) with entire AM stereo movement. key element here. KFRC/San Francisco PD Gerry Cagle, some interesting mail has come Technicalities From A We as an industry have been forced (by in that should be shared. the receiver manufacturers, who in turn that AM stereo is coming. It's also encour- Technical Expert Naturally the excitement and positive blame the consumers) to process, pre - aging all AM stereo manufacturers to adopt The final feelings towards AM stereo are present in letter comes from Dick emphasize, and perform other audio contor- of the Kahn patent, which automati- these letters, but there is a rather sobering the use Hyatt, Chief Engineer for WGHQ- tions to "push" (reluctantly, I might add) receivers. When letter from a chief engineer that deserves cally adjusts bandwidth on WBPM/Kingston, NY. He makes some programming through receivers that are little channel interference, valid AM close inspection. Whatever your feelings on there is adjacent points for all broadcasters to con- light-years behind radios that were in com- tunes wider to the subject, only the future will be able to the radio automatically sider. mon use during the "good old days." fidelity. Lee also welcomes demonstrate how quickly the public will allow improved Dear R&R: Modern FM uses processing to be sure, but AM broadcasters on the embrace this new technology. Before get- calls from other As Rich Little says (though I'm old not as a "fix" for the receiver end. ting to the letters, KTSA/San Antonio Sta- subject. enough to remember Art Baker saying it), If AM stereo does not precipitate signifi- tion Manager Lee Randall sent me the Now To The Mailbag "you asked for it." Needless to say, this let- cantly higher quality AM receivers, it won't following station logo and some accompa- The first letter comes from ter is in reference to Gerry Cagle's com- matter which system Gerry has. And, sad nying literature. WTIX/New Orleans Assistant PD Gary ments on AM stereo. to relate, the signals coming from the radio I was genuinely dismayed by the ap- manufacturers clearly indicate there is no parent lack of understanding, if not vision, priority on this. The prevailing philosophy expressed by someone who by virtue of his seems to be "give 'em stereo, sell 'em new track record of successes really ought to (but not better) receivers," and move on. know better. Gerry does indeed paint a The AM broadcaster does not have that op- "rosy picture," as you stated, but I think tion. The listeners will never believe us next it's time we all took off the rose-colored time. glasses and addressed the real issue. But first things first. Make sure all's well AM stereo, generically, is a non -issue. We on your end, so the manufacturer can't simply must have it. The first real issue we blame your poor signal as the reason he face is "which system?" That's critical be- wouldn't be able to sell better receivers. cause the systems approved en masse by Gerry says that with KFRC's choice "if KTSA served as the FCC's AM stereo test Franklin. In it, he points out that the the FCC are of wildly differing characteris- you're listening at a party, in your car or of- station in Texas in 1979. Like KFRC, it's us- hardest people to convince about the tics (burn all those flyers folks, and put fice, you'll find it surprisingly like FM." Is ing the Kahn -Hazeltine system, and the sta- positive effects of AM stereo will be those in your headphones on). that as high as we're aiming? Mum's the tion has gone on record as endorsing the control of the station budgets. There are manufacturers who would tell word, but there is a system that doesn't re- system. Lee points out the following advan- Dear R&R: you that the Commission would not approve quire a listening environment with high am- tages of this system: The future of AM radio is "stereo" any system that would degrade what we bient noise to mask deficiencies. Mono listening will not be affected by period! The advantages that Gerry Cagle already have. The jury's in on that one Please don't misread me. I am not pro- the stereo signal. pointed out are obvious to programmers in already (how many of you went through posing a specific system here. The only Signal strength will not be diminished. general whether they are AM or FM. I that now famous listening booth in Dallas) ! stake we have in AM stereo is to insure that Two radios may be used to achieve the believe the problem that AM stereo faces Some of the systems actually have the our stations sound the better for it. Tread stereo effect prior to the purchase of an AM will be the old bottom line once again. The potential for driving down listening spans these waters carefully; we'll never pass stereo receiver. people who control the pursestrings at (two channels of garbage is still garbage, this way again. Conversion of an existing radio to Kahn several AM stations are not convinced that only twice as bad). Beyond that, Gerry correctly alluded ear- AM stereo will be minimal in cost. AM stereo is a savior. Letting that money When you see all those ads listing stations ly on to the "ultimate" answer, that FM Like KFRC, KTSA is already hard at go on (what seems to them) a gamble in to- that have gone with this system or that (and programming beat AM, and not the work within its marketplace handing out in- day's economy is flirting with disaster. Just all manufacturers will likely do this), ig- medium itself. By the end of the article he formation about AM stereo to listeners at look around the country at all the (once) nore the hype. Some stations make good seemed to have forgotten that bit of various events, plus announcing on the air AM giants that finally succumbed to FM decisions; others make bad ones. Market wisdom. "All you have to do is put in the the easy way ... by giving up. size is no criterion. Some stations may ac- bullets and fire back," he is quoted as say- I don't think the public will be that dif- tually have been forced by the manufac- ing. True enough, but some weapons are ficult to sell on AM stereo. I believe the turer to buy the equipment outright before better than others. hardest people to sell on it will be the executives who handle expenditures. These people will have to be convinced that once again their AM radio stations can be exciting entertainment vehicles. I believe the future of radio, not just AM radio, hangs in the balance. The prospect of competitive AM -FM battles will remain a dream until the "boss" is promoted properly. Let the wars begin!

Too Many Systems? The next letter comes from Steve Sum- mers, former MD at WDRQ/Detroit. He's currently looking for a new position, and his perspective comes from someone not caught up within the environment of a radio station on a daily basis. Dear R&R: I found your report with KFRC's Gerry STAY ALL NIGHT WITH ME... OK - Could Cagle on AM stereo very interesting. It can sight between KC101/New it be love at first only give AM more ammunition to compete night jock Doc Rossi (left) and Atlan- Haven level with FM stereo. Let's go for and tic recording artist Laura Branigan? Not real- on an equal THE INS AND OUTS OF EXERCISE - Nothing like some good exercise stimulation agrees. Richard recently completed ly, she's just dropping in to say hi to the folks for it! fitness, and TV fitness expert Richard Simmons obviously to KEARTH/Los Angeles PD Bob on the radio while promoting her new album However, what concerns me is will AM his new Elektra album "Reach, "and dropped by "reach" for "Branigan" with the just-released single stereo take as long to catch on as FM did? Hamilton. Shown (l-r) ere E/A's Scott Burns, Hamilton, Simmons, and KEARTH personality Pat "Gloria." AM stations turning stereo will need to Evans.

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Bestall and Reynolds were unfair and Air Supply inducing the band to break the contracts. In Continued from Page 3 addition, Arista allegedly failed to provide several less prominent defendants. The accountings of Air Supply's royalties. charges include breach of contract, induc- Air Supply's suit against their former ing breach of contract, defamation, and managers contends that they had signed conspiracy. More specifically, it's alleged unfair and financially harmful agreements that the defendants conspired to "financial- owing to their inexperience, and seeks their ly and professionally destroy" Bestall and release. The countersuit asserts that the Reynolds, with Arden accused of conveying contracts remain valid until March 1986. "threats of grievous personal and bodily in- Spokespersons for Arista and Arden told MORK MAKES THE PLAYS - KRNA/lowa City recently held a softball game with KCRG-TV/ R&R they had not been served with the suit Cedar Rapids, and Robin Williams was the celebrity umpire. KRNA won 13-12 as over 1000 Arista and Careers Music are charged at press time and therefore could not com- fans looked on. Shown are the starters for KRNA (l-r), including PD Bart Goynshor, Williams, with telling the group its agreements with ment. Operations Manager Rob Norton, morning jock Tom Hamilton, and MD Jeff Harmon in the Yankees shirt Bits Motion

K96/Provo is presenting the first "Con- WIFI/Philadelphla ups Andre Gardner to Pro- cert Of The Air" for the July 4th holiday as duction Director, as Steve York departs for ABC's part of the "Freedom Festival." According Superadio ... KEEL/Shreveport names Jeff Ed - to MD Kidd Kraddick, "This will be the man as the new PD replacing Howard Clark who largest fireworks display in the country, moved to KYKX/Longview, TX as consultant .. and it will all be synchronized with music CKGM/Montreal MD Kevin Shea is leaving at the which will be aired in stereo over K96." end of June to become Assistant PD at CJSBIOt- KSEL-FM/Lubbock recently held its tawa. "1982 Backyard Concert." The station sits Suitcase Simpson departs 96KX/Pittsburgh on over four acres of land and literally held to be replaced by Craig Jackson from 0103/Den- J. GEILS ROCKS ROCK107 - After a recent the concert in its own backyard. The show ver. Other changes at Bobby Christian's station concert appearance by the J. Gaits Band, featured MCA artists Point Blank and Joe include Brian Matthews promoted from swing to Reitz took a ROCK107(WRCK)/Utica PD Jim "King" Carrasco. Admission was $6 for a replace Mike McGann, who was named PD at backstage to chat with the band. Pic- stroll full day of rock and roll. WTVNIColumbus, and Keith Abrams joining as tured (l-r) are Galls member Seth Justman, WQXI-AM & FM/Atlanta have been swing man from WKSTINew Castle, PA ... KIMN/ Reitz, and leader singer Peter Wolf. named "The Voice Of The Chattahoochee," Denver late -night rocker Dave Bogart moves

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News SBattle has a new AOR ... sort of. On May 31, KZOK-AM was renamed KJET and jetti- AOR move, Futures: And for automated "modem rock." It's a daring especially soned oldies programming in a market where there's already been an AM modem rock experiment (KZAM-AM) that failed. Special Programming KJET PD Steve Larson explained, "KZAM-AM was exposing too much product too quickly; there was no consistency to their sound, which came off confusing to listeners. KJET puts out a One area of growing concern in discussing the immediate future of more homogenized sound; we have a tighter rotation of our 'mainstream' artists so as to establish news programming will play, especially in light them. Once they're established, we'll add more fringe stuff." AOR radio is the part For KJET, 'mainstream' equates to groups like Human League, XTC, Devo, Graham of deregulation. Should News Directors ready resumes and start pack- Parker, the Clash, and the B-52's. It also includes some mainstream AOR acts that have ing their bags, or will smart programmers retain a full -service news crossover potential: the Cars, Pretenders, Police, Tommy Tutone, Johnny & the Distractions, department to cover the stories that listeners want/need to hear? and Tom Petty, to name a few. Most of KJET's music is post -1975, but a "roots" category in- Also of growing interest to AOR radio is cludes British invasion bands like the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Kinks, and Who, all of whom the burgeoning number of radio networks news and longform special programming; Larson credited as trendsetters for modem rock. Also featured are various local bands. specifically geared toward our format. It is that is digital satellite distribution. This will Larson picks the music by texture, familiarity, and how it will fit in with the rest of the KJET a sure and flattering sign of our format's seemingly bring network newsrasters and music mix. Teens and mid -20's females are the target demo, though Larson reported that early success nationwide that so many options actualities out of their distant vantage response to KJET indicates quite a few older listeners are in its audience. now exist, and more are sure to follow. At points, and because of the stunning Larson claimed that the role of KZOK-FM consultant John Sebastian in KJET is minor: "He's the same time, programmers whose listen- presence this technology provides, create observing. I get some input from John on Top 40 formates, but he's not consulting - it's seat of ers have said they want "more music and an impact previously possible only in a live my pants radio." Nor is KJET a clone of KROalPasadena, the most famous example of a suc- less talk" must wonder whether special local studio. Besides the increased audio cessful modem rock outlet. Larson stated, "I'm really blazing my own trail here. I did listen to programming of any sort is a positive or fidelity, a large amount of time and money KROQ tapes and was inspired, in the sense of realizing that this sort of programming can work. negative programming element. will be saved due to the elimination of disc But they're doing it differently - Los Angeles is so much bigger than Seattle, so they have more Our "panel" of experts tackle these ques- pressing, tape duplicating, and mailing. room to play really unusual stuff; they can be more extreme." tions and more this week in their discus- This means more timely delivery of dated Automation and AM: two potential stumbling blocks to any rock format - but Larson sees sions of the future of AOR news and special or late-breaking shows. them as challenges: "If someone started doing this on FM I'd take it in the shorts. But I don't see programming. "The key to success for the local stations that happening, so for now, I see us on AM as a plus. Radio is cyclical, and right now it seems will be making `outside' programming that it's AM that's exposing new music while the FM'ers play the 'dinosaur rock.' The automation WZXR/Memphis PD Redbeard sound like it's all theirs, by carefully choos- could be a negative if we tried to hide it. But we're gonna have fun with it, be up -front about it, "In head -to -head competitive situations, ing the programs in which the content and have the jocks talk about it. Of course, I'd love to go live if ratings warrant it. where two or more AOR's in a market are production are compatible with their sound "Last fall the Arbftron's showed KZOK-AM with about a .4, so anything would be an im- all playing more or less the same music, the and image, and also dressing it up with provement. I'd like to see a one share for the station in the fall book; that would mean we're on

lie in three I decisive factors in winning locally -produced promos, opens and closes, the right track. I think we'll show; initial response is ten times what expected." areas: air talent, promotion, and news and audio logos, and rock performer ID's. Best of luck to Seattle's new experimental AOR! special programming. "The bottom line is that outside program- "With news and special programming, ming should be a tool, helping to build a bet- it's definitely the quality and not the quanti- ter product by providing depth and further pendulum will swing back, favoring news/ for good programming, although it has ty that will work. Look at it like the spices in reinforcing your image as the new mass ap- information. And if the music's also right, some positioning value for one station per your programming recipe: not enough and peal format." adults will return to AOR. Diversification market. Commercial -free drew attention WDVE/Pittsburgh and deregulation notwithstanding, there's away from the most important element of still a market for full -service radio: music radio if it is going to compete successfully PD Howie Castle "A significant technological and information." against tape ... that is, the element of sur- "Networks are quickly becoming more KWXL/Albuquerque prise, of the unexpected. innovation will have a pro- news full- than services; they're becoming PD Bill Stambaugh "The better PD's will carefully and very found effect on both network time programming services offering quali- selectively integrate news and special pro- special ty specials and concerts (for example, the "AOR radio will see changes in news, gramming into the broadcast week. News news and longform merger of the Source and Starfleet Blair). syndication and features in the coming on AOR will be brief and relevant. Special programming; that is digital With satellite technology, the quality of live year. These changes will be in the areas of programming should focus on music or im- programming will improve dramatically. content, availability, and form of presenta- portant elements in the lifestyle of listeners. satellite distribution." tion. I expect the changes in content to be Redbeard As a result, many of the regular syndication Rock histories, countdowns, and self-help - companies could start feeling the squeeze, evolutionary. In the past year, the news shows will work best. Excellent comedy has especially since many of the concerts and nets have adapted their programs to target a place but must be showcased properly the national AOR audience more accurate- is too bland; too much specials offered will be duplicated by those and sequenced in the right spot, not in be- your programming ly. This will continue. Newscasts and net- networks in the same week." tween two 20 -minute rock jams. Cross - and the mix is unbearable. work features will become even more for the networks promotion of the shows will be as important "The keys to success Consultant Jim Cameron usable to AOR programmers. I believe the syndicators will be as the shows themselves." and outside program "With the imminent split of AOR into two AOR programmers who incorporate more local station goals their understanding of sub -formats, Adult -Oriented Rock and Teen - news and features will find this provides a KRQR/San Francisco to those goals. and their responsiveness Oriented Rock, the future for news/infor- competitive edge for their stations. PD Dave Roberts We'll continue to see successful station pro- mation programming looks bright for the "The syndicated programming scene will of my greatest needs right now is grammers consult this field, or better yet, "One former and dismal for the latter. In tight become even more competitive. More new for live concert programming. My research migrate into their ranks. The success of all economic times, deregulation will leave programs will be available, along with has shown that this is the one thing that of these program suppliers depends on un- news staffers vulnerable to layoffs at teen - more variations on the interview/concert/ really seperates the men from the boys. I derstanding the fundamental need common oriented AOR's. But for the 25+ AOR audi- music and news formats. The possibility of realize we're working within a finite uni- to all good radio stations, while being flexi- overdoing special programming exists; in- verse, but many of the groups offered by the to mold their programming into ble enough "Watch for some AM's to creasingly we'll be asking, 'How much is syndicators currently are marginal. This framework of each station in its the unique enough or too much?' And, `Which of isn't to say these bands don't deserve ex- situation. At least one battle AOR 's for 18-34 listen- own competitive several features does the best job?' posure, but when we're running `specials,' news network, the Source, has responded to ers with new `Young Adult "The big change I see is in the way the they have to be truly special. its affiliate needs by instituting a capsulized news and features are delivered to AOR "I'm particularly interested in live -via - drive that can be air- Talk' formats. "- Jim Cameron newscast in afternoon stations. Even here in Albuquerque, we're satellite concerts. We get great reception to length, at the discre- ed in a 30- or 60 -second not deciding if, but when, we'll get a these. It's the kind of program that takes It's this type of re- ence, a credible news operation will be a tion of the local station. satellite receiving station. AOR networks of the immediacy of our medi- will tremendous draw. Once the networks com- advantage sponsive, versatile programming that going on satellite will mean major changes plete their switch to satellites, their pro- um. I'm sure we'll see an increase in these thrive in the future. in the future: improvements in the quality gram clearances will improve as dramatic- shows. "Conversely, the program syndicators of signal, and speed and Pase of delivery. "As for lifestyle features, our positioning 48-hour mega- ally as the fidelity of their feeds. Syn- that offer, 12-, 24-, and even It's also obvious that the major AOR net- in this now we keep dicators will be in trouble, unable to com- market right demands specials with five national spots per hour works will be absorbing the best of the in- minimum. pete with instantaneous delivery of pro- talk and clutter to a So we have and 144 local spot avails to be aired one spe- dependent syndicators and programs, so programming. Watch for some AM's to battle no immediate need for that type of cific weekend only between 9am-midnight, the form of delivery will, to an extent, gramming. But, in my estimation, for AOR, demo AOR's for 18-34 listeners with new `Young all sold without even an audio determine the content." network services generally seem to be in- to find it tough Adult Talk' formats. As in TV, `happy talk' (believe it or not), are going compatible. I think news must be local; the program- news will fade, as listeners earth out going until sales managers start very to the credible information to cope with and sur- Media Consultant John Parikhal audience is sensitive structured ming radio stations. produced approach, and I see this as an "A significant technological innovation vive the Eighties. "At last, I think the better PD's have real- will have a profound effect on both network "In 1983, at long last, the programming ized that commercial -free is no substitute Continued on Page 26

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 26 R&ift/Friday, June 18,1982 EVOLUTION WAPP/New York signs on as AOR Mon- departs for a position with Album Network day, June 14 with WHO's "Won't Get Fooled on July 1st (leaving the station without both Again" ... WIDD/Johnson City, TN swit- a PD and MD if no new choices are made by ches from AOR to A/C ... Dave Kettinger then) ... Burkhart/Abrams signs exits as PD of WWTR/Bethany Beach .. . WKDF/Nashville as a client station .. . Jona Denz is named PD at KLRB/Carmel John Thomas exits production and airwork .. George Bradt is appointed PD for for DC101/Washington ... Tom Sheehy is WBRU/Providence ... John Bloodwell named Promotion Director for joins WCOZ/Boston as Promotion Director WMMR/Philadelphia ... Michael Bright from WMMR/Philadelphia ... Departing joins WCOZ/Boston for overnights from WMET/Chicago MD Dave Benson was in- WLLZ/Detroit ... Michael Keating exits advertently listed as PD last week - afternoon drive at WIZD/W. Palm Beach as apologies to WMET PD Trip Reeb! .. . Jeff Allen joins from K102/Pompano Beach EDDIE PROVIDES AIRPLAY PERSUASION - Capitol sent Iron Maiden mascot Eddie to Dave Spodell is named Research Director ... Geoff Babb joins WXUS/Lafayette WYSP/Philadelphia to provide a little friendly persuasion on behalf of airplay for the band's latest for CHEZ-FM/Ottowa; Rob Braide re- from WIOU/Kokomo from afternoon drive album. Pictured "getting the axe" is WYSP Promotion Director Marie Lucidi, backed (l -r) by Ed- mains MD ... "Big Marty" is appointed ... Bob Gelms moves from overnights to die, air personality Dave Newman, PD Michael Picozzi, MD Steve Feinstein, and Capitol's MD for KOMP/Las Vegas ... Jon Dillon is 10p -2a at WLUP/Chicago ... KICT/Wichi- Michael Lessner. named Music Coordinator for KZEW/Dal- ta hires Da .id Stone from neighboring as ... WSYR/Syracuse MD Tommy Nast KEYN for production ... New to WI- QB/Ann Arbor is Jeff Carter for overnights AOR Reporter Profile and Lisa Oliver as Public Affairs Director. WWCT/Peoria PD: Rick Peterson Futures: Power: 36,000 watts Continued from Page 24 Consultant: none area where the station can benefit by building a relationship with listeners. This Slogan: "The Home Of is a potential problem the networks will Rock 'n' Roll" have to deal with in the future. "At 106 WWCT we promote our- "My most important consideration for selves, both on and off the air, as the special programming is its compatibility - FOREIGNER FANTASY - KAZY/Denver picked a winner to see Foreigner in an expenses -paid a island" contest that asked listeners to come as their fan- home of rock and roll. Put simply, artist compatibility, and program compati- Hawaiian vacation by holding "fantasy bility. I've encountered some AOR pro- tasy. Pictured (kneeling, l -r) are KAZY staffer Kathy Ward, "Tattoo," KAZY Promotion Director when someone in Central Illinois is in -r) Moore, winner, KAZY newsperson Mark grams that incorporate Top 40 -style narra- Ann Quinn; (standing, l KAZY staffer Melanie the mood to rock, we want to be the Samansky, jock Kelly O'Neal, and Sales Manager Jon Howe. radio station he turns on. Although tion, inappropriate commercials inside the we are the only AOR in the market, a shows, and many times, just too much talk. couple of local CHR's also program For example, we ran a show featuring a album cuts and two Chicago AOR's solid AOR act that included a 60 -second spot UPDATE are available on cable. So the 18-34 for the Jacksons. I realize it's hard to meet competition is tough. We make every every programmer's needs, but I am often how of touch effort to keep up-to-date with what's amazed at out some syndica- The Rolling Stones are the hottest ticket FM/San Diego in recent years. WAAF's of the discipline we im- happening in the world of music and tors can be in terms in AOR promotions these days: KQRS/Min- display, held in conjunction with Coca-Cola, pose on our own formats. They must ad- other areas of interest to our audi- neapolis received 8000 entries in its contest is set for July 2, with crowds of 100,000 ex- ence, and relay that information to dress this situation. to send a winner to see the band in London pected WEEI-FM/Boston has installed programming is so incestu- ... our listeners in a friendly, one-to-one "Syndicated ... Travel in general has become a very a "state-of-the-art" audio system designed manner. Frequently, 106 will cospon- ous - I ran a Tommy Tutone show and a popular promotional prize, with WLPX/ by PD Rick Peters and Technical Super- to sor musical events at local nightclubs few weeks later another station adjacent Milwaukee sending listeners to England for visor Bob Cook. The system, which took Tutone from and area parks, often with the pro- this market carried another the world -premiere of Pink Floyd's "The seven months to design, required the to sound ceeds going to charity. One of our syndicator. It all begins the same, Wall" movie. WLPX also just cosponsored rerecording of every piece of music played specials going to end up soun- most successful promotions is `the and the are "Young Milwaukee Night," combining on the station to achieve optimal aural re- If basement tapes'; during the annual ding less special if this continues. syn- baseball and rock and roll. Of course, the sults ... WIQB/Ann Arbor's on the march promotion, we solicit recordings dication and networking has a future with evening's highlight was MD Bobbin Beam's promotionally, sponsoring a free beer and it from local bands, play many on the AOR, will require innovation." annual live rendition of the National An- pizza party featuring live rock music and a air, award studio recording time and Next week we complete our monthlong them ... WAAF/Worcester's going to try talent contest. Needless to say, it was SRO. band equipment to the best bands, look into the future of AOR as we ask pro- the sort of coordinated fireworks/music Also, the station got involved in a benefit and present those acts in a nightclub grammers for their predictions of the direc- display that has been so popular for KGB - Chili Cook -Off for the National Kidney showcase. The `basement tapes' has tion stations will take in promoting them- Foundation that included food, live rock, done wonders in enhancing our im- selves, in terms of both contests and com- and the WIQB Midwestern Egg Drop age. We don't have a large promo- munity visibility. COLOR Championship (for real!) ... KLOS/Los tional budget, but we manage to keep As with all columns in the AOR section, Angeles broadcast live from the pressbox at and visible through bumper stickers; this series is open to your own thoughts ROCK TIMES SEVEN: WCCC/Hartford the recent "Peace Sunday" superstar con- 50,000 were distributed last year. As feedback. If you have a strong opinion on has compiled a list of the "seven greatest cert that benefitted anti -nukes group the of throughout this an incentive to display them, prizes one the topics covered rock albums of all time," with the help of Alliance for Survival. KMET was also on to share it with the are awarded out of the station's van series, and would like listeners' votes and local sales. Listeners hand to host the show, which made for very to cars spotted with the sticker. This rest of the AOR community, contact Jeff were then invited to register their guesses complete coverage on Los Angeles AOR promotion has proven to be an effec- Gelb at R&R, 1930 Century Park West, Los of the final seven choices, and from those radio of an event that drew over 100,000 tive cume builder. Angeles, CA 90067. This forum is industry- entries, seven will be drawn to receive com- fans ... Birch has been kind to KDKB/ "Musically, our library ranges wide, by the way; you needn't be an R&R plete sets of the seven winning LP's. Phoenix: the latest monthly results showed from Jackson Browne to Black Sab- AOR reporting station to have your com- WORLD TOUR TRIP: In WMET/Chica- KDKB #1 in the market with a 14.2, plus #1 bath. We lean heavily on classic AOR ments printed in our pages. So share your go's latest World Tour contest offering, lis- 25-54 men and #2 25-54 women ... Get -well artists like the Rolling Stones, the thoughts! teners were asked to send in their three wishes to WHMD/Hammond morning man Who, and Led Zeppelin. As for cur- favorite rock songs of all time, which were Kevin Webb, currently hospitalized .. . rents, essentially we're looking for tabulated for a Top 500 weekend. One entry WAAF/Worcester has moved to 19 Norwich songs that fit in with our overall air was picked whose winner gets to choose any St., Worcester, MA 01608. The phone sound. We keep close tabs with rock concert anywhere in the world to at- number remains the same. what's happening at other AOR's in tend, with WMET picking up all costs. Com- willing C O N E R T our region and are more than ing up on WMET is a World Tour contest C S 6 C O N V E R S A T I O N S to jump on an album early or em- that will send a winner to Ireland to see the brace an unknown act. That kind of Rolling Stones. attitude keeps us sounding fresher JAMAICAN SUNSPLASH: KNAC/Long CONVERSATIONS: Scorpions, Rainbow, than the competition, and hopefully Beach is giving a listener and a companion Split Enz, Toronto on 0107/Toronto ... Ian An- keeps us an important station in the the chance to win a trip to the "Reggae Sun - derson, Moon Zappa on WIOTIToledo ... Noel eyes of the record companies." splash" festival in Jamaica in an expenses - & Red Wedge, Taxxl on KFMH/Muscatine .. . - Rick Peterson paid weeklong vacation. To register for the Cheap Trick on KEZEJSpokane, CITI-FMIWinnl- drawing, listeners must enter the full name peg ... Dave Edmunds on KRO0/Pasadena .. . of the late reggae superstar Bob Marley on Jon Anderson, Ian Anderson on WLAVIGrand a postcard. Rapids ... Ozzy Osbourne, Split Enz, Clarence Clemons, Mick Ronson, Jon Anderson on DIVER DOWN WITH VAN HALEN - Warner ANOTHER GREY AREA: WBCN/Bos- Bros. record rep Richard Wood (center) per- ton, in conjunction with Arista and the CHEZ-FMIOttowa ... Ian Anderson on AOR's Most Accurate sonalized his delivery of the new Van Halen album latest Graham Parker album "Another WBAB/Long Island, WAAF/Worcester ... Jean- Music Information to WLLZ/Detroit by getting PD Joe Urbiel (left) and Grey Area," held a drawing to send a win- Luc Ponty on KFMG/Albuquerque ... Chubby Assistant PD Dave Scott (right) in the right spirit to ning listener on an expenses-paid tour of Checker on WMMS/Cleveland ... Joe King Car- Begins on Page 50 receive the record. Mount St. Helens. rasco, Krokus, Glenn Frey on KLAOIEI Paso.

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JEFF GREEN CAN WHHY PRESERVE ITS TEENS? Dayparting Rock To Maximize Audience The notion of dayparting (or to be more precise, nightparting) rock music to increase audience is a programming strategy being used by WHERE'S THE MONEY - WITY/Danville, IL hid $1500 in the desk drawer of the church at more A/C stations than ever. the Mission at San Juan Capistrano, CA. Four clues a day were given as to its location. The Accommodate nighttime shifting in winning family is shown here with PD Steve Armstrong (left) a travel firm rep, and Bates Broad- Perhaps the main reason for this practice adult mood and attitude casting President Allan M. Thomann (far right). is based on the generally accurate assump- Respond to certain rock records' appeal tion that teens and young adults make up with 25+ demos. the majority of nighttime music listeners, since upper demos shift to TV, sports, talk Preserving The Teens WHHY (AM)/Montgomery, AL is one shows, family, out -of-home events, and includes he 4:30-6pm. Overall, Phil keeps it pretty station that uses rock product at night, but sister station WHHY-FM, said, other activities to fill their evening's enter- AOR last Now much uptempo. There is a significant for a reason unlike any of those listed "Our FM was until year. tainment. they've gone mass appeal, while we've amount of uptempo material that is certain- However, this does not mean that above. Although rated No. 1 with teens (spr- stations graduated to a more format." ly not rock, and there are some A/C - ing 1981 Arbitron, M -S 6am-midnight MSA), adult utilizing this approach drop everything at oriented ballad songs we don't play unless WHHY recently switched to A/C, and is Conflict Of Image? 7pm and convert completely to CHR. Most getting requests for them." now trying to preserve those teens still One of the biggest dangers in dayparting we're A/C stations that David pointed out how WHHY-FM helps listening. rock is the potential conflicting image, daypart rock do so determine which are the correct rock Program Director David Beecher ex- which occurs when adults hear artists such sparingly, interspers- for the AM. "Basically, we use the plained their strategy. "For a long time, we as Joan Jett at night, while teens encounter records ing one or two current FM to help expose the rock initially, which were a CHR powerhouse in Montgomery," heavier spot loads and generous doses of rock records per research. This is done through he began, "and had built a large listener softer records during the day. David isn't we then hour. It should also be some sales studies, but primarily through base with both younger and older worried about it. "If we were a new station, emphasized that rock callouts. We can rely on these callouts to demographics. Because we've that might be a problem," he said. "Most of records that do make already what developed an image with younger demos, our adult listeners have been with us since tell us if a record is spreading and it onto the restricted- kind of it's with its base by programming the big rock hits at night long before we shifted to A/C. They expect acceptance getting daypart lists of A/C audience." stations are ususally we're able to keep the teens. Teens are the us to be rocking more at night." well -established CHR main audience that's available to us at What about the teens? "I don't think they Advice To Other PD's David Beecher hits already. night." perceive us as A/C. One reason is because Warning A/C programmers to exercise Other reasons why an A/C station might WHHY's case is a specific erosion to FM. we do play rock at night, and another is caution in dayparting rock, David stated, program rock at -night are to: According to the Arbitron, evenings are because the AM simulcasts with our FM "Whether you should try this or not depends Attract wandering teen and 18-24 where FM penetrated most, as WHHY lost CHR in mornings. Although (FM morning on your market situation. If another station female cume over a third of its overall teens, clearly inman/PD/OM) Larry Stevens's show is ac- has already locked up the teens at night, I Fragment CHR competition dicating the station needed to take correc- tually more similar to the AM's regular pro- don't think you'll be able to pull them away. Increase sampling from different 18-34 tive measures quickly. gramming than to CHR, the teens don't "However, if you're a station like ours lifestyles than the station usually targets David said, "This approach enables us to associate it that way." that has recently switched from CHR to Provide variety to established audience keep from chasing teens over to the FM David keeps a low profile over the A/C, has a good teen base, or doesn't face base side." Noting that the FM competition also dayparting element. "We don't promote it any other heavy teen competition, then this inside or outside the station," he said. "But might be a good idea." understand that we're not solid rock at Candidly assessing WHHY's own posi- night, by any stretch of the imagination. tion, David concluded, "I'm sure there are About 10pm, after the evening news on TV risks involved with our approach. We'll find Question Department is over, (MD/6-llpm personality) Phil Hor- out more during the summer, with the teens ton starts backing off on the rock product being out of school. We don't want to change O: (Regarding R&R's June 4 A/C Breakers) "How could Toto, with 48% reporters and 8 and resumes a much more adult -oriented our daytime image, just because of this. In adds, debut higher (22) than Air Supply (24) with 54% reporters and 75 adds?" sound." fact, if the teens start to dominate the A: Chart positions are determined by four factors: Working On The Night Mix phones during the day, we'll have to be 1) Total number of stations reporting a song. Describing the mix at night, David con- careful not to fall subject to their requests. 2) The market size of those stations reporting the song. P1 's score more than '2's which tinued, "It's a record-by -record evaluation. The key is to not overreact. score more than P3's. There's one group that plays after 3pm, an- If you have thoughts about this subject, 3) The rotation the song is reported in at each station. Heavy rotation scores more than other after 7pm, still more between 3-llpm please contact me at R&R. We're very in- medium, which is more than lights or adds. only, and some that we back off on between terested in your views and experiences. 4) Conversions from light to medium or medium to heavy rotation. In this case, Air Supply had a higher total number of reporting stations, but Toto claimed more major market stations, led in stations reporting in heavy rotation, and also in conversions. Combined, Toto outscored Air Supply and therefore debuted higher. O: How can stations that continually play Ray Parker, Asia, Kansas, Joan Jett, and Soft Cell be considered A/C? Be on the lookout for A/C imposters. Let's make sure people are making an KEY103 Wings It honest effort at 25-49 adults. A: There is more debate about this question than just about any other issue in A/C radio. First of all, it's important to remember that what is A/C is not a sound or type of artist. A/C is Through Promotion whatever contemporary programming that wins with 25-49 adults without attracting a heavy teen base. The stations that are playing the above artists usually daypart them severly. Others are fin- KEY103IAustin was in the middle of a very and the promotion has continued without a hitch. ding in their research that these records are indeed appealing to 25-34 demos, which certainly successful promotion last month when, without Advising other programmers who might ever find qualifies them as A/C product. warning, its cosponsor went bankrupt! That's right themselves in a similar situation, she said, We've pointed out before that two music stations winning 25-49 may sound totally different. Braniff Airways was footing the bill for the grand "Always try to have a back-up plan ready, and be There are various lifestyles within the basic 25-49 cells, and each market carries its own ratio of prize of a trip for four to Hawaii for eight days and as flexible as possible." these lifestyles. One station may win 25-49 with artists such as Anne Murray, Barry Manilow, seven nights, including beach front hotel, com- and Bobby Vinton, while others succeed with Journey, Eye To EYe and the Motels. Noted A/C plimentary meals, and spending money. Left consultant Bob Henabery admitted in a recent interview that he couldn't believe a 30 -year -old hanging in the air, so to speak, the station quickly adult liked REO Speedwagon, but his research proved otherwise. Many programmers at one changed its contest questions, which had been time or another have doubted the occasional A/C appeal of artists such as those mentioned about Braniff, to questions about Hawaii and pick- A/C's Most Accurate above, or others like Dire Straits, Styx, Rick Springfield, Foreigner - even the Go-Go's. R&R ed up the tab itself, booked through another Music Information is not in a position to judge the records played, only the ratings performance of ee stations airline. Station Promotion Director Bonnie Startek that program these records. reported that listeners were very understanding, Begins on Page 54

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TOTAL RADIO WAJR Attracting Coal Miners And College Students Alike Programming a radio station in a small market has its own unique set of circumstances. On the one hand, intraformat competition is not usually as fierce; on the other, you're expected to be all things to all people - the impossible task. Or is it? a niche WAJR has successfully carved WV and also the biggest employer in town. for itself amongst the coal miners and col- The Mountaineers have just been lege students who make up the majority of phenomenal this year in both football and listeners in the four -station Morgantown, basketball, and since we are the flagship WV market. It's been accomplished station for the Mountaineers Sports Net- lots of through the use of heavy dayparting, work, I think that's a key factor in our com- community involvement, and a strong favor. Not only do we air the games, but we mitment to news and information services. incorporate all types of programming built The only Country station in town, it com- around the Mountaineers. For instance, on petes with a CHR, an A/C, and an AOR our talk show we do `Football Fridays,' MASCOT MANIA - With summer almost upon us, can station mascots be far behind? In almost which every market there's at least one radio station with a highly -visible mascot, which shows up at the facility locally, plus 14 other signals where we put the entire hour aside to give parades, shopping centers, and sporting events around town. It's a great way to provide extra get into the market (including out ticket and other information on the up- WEEP/Pittsburgh, WWVA/Wheeling, and visibility for your station as well as just being lots of fun for listeners and staffers alike (unless you happen to be the one wearing the costume!). Pictured are some examples. Top left & right: three other Country stations). from live the KHSL/Chico, CA takes its inflatable 25 -foot cowboy (and an airpump) everywhere, Although not an Arbitron subscriber, to the numerous parades the station participates in each summer. the remotes in shopping centers station gauges its success through Bottom left: WXBQ/Bristol, VA's rabbit accosts T.G. Sheppard during an autograph signing party response it gets from the community. at a local record store. Bottom right: WIRE/Indianapolis morning man Doug Dahlgren with the Operations Director Carl Becker gives 1982 National Sports Festival mascot Sneakers, promoting the pre -Olympic events to be held in some examples: RR the city this summer, proving that if you don't have your own mascot, you can always borrow "We have a `Country Club' which re- ZM 1440 J one! quires people to sign up for membership cards. A couple of years ago we had coming game. The Wednesday before a basically older folks who were members. game we feature a live one-hour talk show COUNTRY CLOSEUP However, as the years go by, we've found with the coach, which has proven very suc - that we now have many college kids who cessful. So that's where we're picking up are members, as evidenced by the number some of our younger audience; and once we of prizes we're giving away to them. We get them, we hope to keep them with us Country Gold Pans Off also do a talk show in the morning from through our basic music plan which is to go 9-l0am, and from the telephone response more modern as the day progresses." Several weeks ago I mentioned that KSON/San Diego had gone the we've found that we have a young audience Keeping The Coal Miners I stated that those there as well. It seems as if we have a good "Classic Country" route as per KIKK/Houston. also At the other end of Morgantown's diverse two stations were the only ones I knew of which were airing that type of spectrum of radio listeners are the coal let it said that I don't admit it when I'm wrong. It "Everything that you could miners, who traditionally are Country fans. format. Never be radio Carl explains how WAJR also appeals to seems as if this trend is much more prevalent than I had imagined, as possibly think of for a that segment of its audience. "What we try the calls and letters from similarly -formatted stations are still coming station to do, we're attemp- to do is to spice up the music during the day in. with some traditional country gold, using ting to do it that's total To name a few: WVOJ/Jacksonville has quests record service (919) 442-3108 and ... the cream of the crop. We're also very been "Country Gold" since January, 1982, also sends along his new lineup: 5-l0am Rob radio." careful about playing records with double averaging about 70% oldies in most Lynn (MD), l0am-3pm Tim Taylor (from such as Earl Thomas Conley's entendres, dayparts with a "Country Gold Memories" WLLE/Wilson, NC), 3-7pm Ray Massey, cross-section of just about every age group current single `Heavenly Bodies.' When we show running middays, which is 100% 7pm-lam Shawn Michaels (from represented." did that type of music in the past, we play oldies. WTOD/Toledo, a daytimer, has been KKPL/Spokane) Hank Morgan, I asked Carl to elaborate on how WAJR got a very negative response from our ... very successful programming an oldies for- PD/MD of 100,000 wafter WIGL, serving has picked up the younger college audience, listeners, so we tend to go along with the mat for the past ten years or so. WSAI/Cin- central South Carolina, also requests which traditionally would not be attracted philosophy that what you don't play isn't go- cinnati, under the tutelage of GM Jim Wood record service. Station went Country June to a Country station. "We compete with the ing to hurt you. We could probably get away (he put WTOD on the air), is now also utiliz- 7. Contact Hank at (803) 534-1716 ... rockers for the college audience by trying to with it at night, but during the day we ing the same format. As of April 1 KRUX-FM (K102)/Lubbock is the latest play more modern country music than stay away from that. definitely KEND/Lubbock joned the "Country Gold" Country facility in that market. GM is Jim traditional. We feature a lot of crossover ar- "As far as our radio station goes, we are ranks, with a 70/30 mix of oldies to currents. Arnold, formerly of KROD & KLAQ/El tists like Eddie Rabbitt or Bertie Higgins, known as much for our news and possibly However, my favorite response comes from Paso. New station lineup is as follows: especially at night because we feel we're we are for our music. We information as Jack Ross, formerly associated with 6-l0am Chris Michael (PD), l0am-3pm programming to an entirely different au- two full-timers plus three part-timers have KIRL/St. Louis during its "Real Country" Dave Hunter, 3-7pm Brian Morris, 7pm- dience then. We eliminate the traditional on our news staff, which is a pretty fair staff days in 1979. Jack writes, "When I added mid. Larry Kendall, mid-6am Sam sound altogether. for this size market. Not only do we have "West Virginia University, which is Ernest Tubb and Webb Pierce, cut back on Stephens. Weekends: Dorothy Power and Continued on Page 33 news in Lubbock located here, is the largest state school in currents and crossovers, and played the Jim Vincent ... Other heck out of Merle, Mel, Don & Conway, we finds Steve Sever, KEND PD (not PD of doubled our numbers 18+. Al Ham take KLLL as previously reported! ), becoming note! Country Ham?" a father ao his first child, daughter Natalie Call it what you want, a trend towards Lauren, on April 6 ... Also congratulations more traditional Country formats seems to to KMPS/Seattle Asst. PD Addy McKay be in the works. I'll be doing a full-fledged on becoming Mrs. Randolph Hansen June 1 article on this in an upcoming issue. If your in a Las Vegas ceremony. If you're going to station is presently airing this type of for- take a chance, you might as well do it in mat and you'd like to be involved, give me a Vegas! call or drop me a line. Thanks! Changes Conversions & Congratulations Lots of personnel changes in the past KFMA/Rocky Mountains, NC has chang- several weeks, some of which you may ed from automation to a live, 100,000-watt already be aware of from previous articles Country FM with a trademarked format it's in R&R. Here's what's happening: Former staff members are (l -r, rear) John Aitken, Loray Robinson, ND Hoppy Kercheval, GM Dale Miller, WAJR Don Shore moves and Greg Gooden; (front) Gary Mertins, Kevin Nicholas, OD Carl Becker, Mary Anne Zban, and Sports calling "Caroline Country." OM Ray OM at KJJO/Minneapolis Director Rick Sample. Not pictured are Public Service Director Kay Murray and Steve Hunsicker. Massey (from WFMS/Indianapolis) re- Continued on Page 33

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CORBIN/HANNER COME HOME - The Corbin/Hanner Band proved the old saying of "you KING LOVES SPRING - WGEE/Green Bay's midday personality Joe King celebrated spring can't go home again" wrong when they recently performed at a sold -out concert in their by moving his show to the great outdoors - atop the station's downtown billboard location! hometown of Pittsburgh. Shown backstage after the performance are (l-r) WXKX DJ Randy During the week Joe was perched above the city, he conducted a number of spring -related Miller, WEEP PD Alan Furst Dave Hanner, WEEP MD Dennis Reed, and Bob Corbin. contests and even had some on -air visitors who weren't afraid of heights.

FAVORITE DJ WITH FAVORITE ARTIST - Prior to the KXYL/Brownwood, TX -sponsored Ronnie Milsap concert, the station also conducted a "Favorite DJ Contest," with the winner receiving a night on the town with his/her hero. And the winner is ... John Swan, pictured backstage with Milsap and the two contest winners.

YOUR TICKET PLEASE - Winners of WBZI/Xenia's ticket/T- EDDIE RABBITT WATCH OUT/ The kVOC/Casper Easter shirt promotion wore their tickets to the Con Hunley show at Egg Hunt was a giant success again this year due, no doubt, the Dixie Electric Co. in Dayton. Con Hunley (left) and station to station personality David Shaw, who hopped right into the PD Kelly Burke (right) admire one of the 20 winning entries. swing of things.

DOUBLE DREAM COME TRUE - When KSD/St. Louis heard that 10-year -old cancer patient Richard Turngren wanted to A COUNTRY BULL -OFF) - WPOC and Salem Country Gold meet the station's "Wilkie In The Morning," they immediate- kicked off the National Concert Tour, featuring Alabama, ly invited the boy and his family in for an on -air exchange. Mickey Gilley, Johnny Lee, and the Thrashers, with a ride WHERE THE SUN DOES SHINE - During a visit to KHJ/Los While at the station, Richard got his second surprise, a visit atop Gilley's famous mechanical bull. Pictured taking the bull Angeles to promote his current single "Where The Sun Don't from Mickey Mouse and Pluto plus a one -week trip for his by the horns are station personalities Brenda Bissett end Bob Shine," Ray Stevens also took to the mike for a guest DJ whole family to Disney World! Surrounding the surprised Raleigh. Riders won all sorts of artist souvenirs including stint. He's pictured with the station's Terry Moss (left) and youngster are (I-r) mother Ruth, sister Becky, Pluto, Mickey, tickets to the sold -out Baltimore concert... and that's no PD Charlie Cook (right). Disney World rep Jeannie Field, and "Wilkie." bull!

WTJT SIGNS IN (AND ON) - Tom T. Hall and Jeannie C. Riley were both interviewed by WTJT/Franklin, TN Station Manager Chuck Adair during the station's live remote broadcast from Mill's Bookstore in Nashville recently. The book debut party for Hall's first novel 'The who have had intertwined DANIELS DESCENDS ON PHILLY - WFIL/Philadelphia recently welcomed Charlie Daniels to Laughing Man Of Woodmont Coves" reunited the two artists, a song she later incor- the studio for a little chat and a quick bear hug. Pictured are (l -r) Epic's Biff Kennedy, station careers, since he originally wrote "Harper Valley PTA" for Jeannie, personality Dan Malloy, former WFIL PD Dean Tyler, and (who else?) Charlie. porated into the title of her autobiography "From Harper Valley To The Mountain Top."

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BIFF COLLIE ' Continued from Page 30 WVU Coliseum within 24 hours! ), we also went on the the morning talk show and the Sportsline' air with a big promotion where WICHITA AIRLINEMEN: KFDI, as host station for the FICAP we gave two front features during the football and basketball away row seats, dinner Mini -Clinic Summer '82 this weekend (June 18 & 19), is displaying class season, we also air a morning news block for two, a chauffered limousine ... the Midwestern hospitality, as FICAP members and guests attack such from 7-8:10am and another in the afternoon whole bit. involved in challenges as "The Endangered Species of Radio Personality," "The from 5-6: 10pm. We also feature RKO II and "Besides being the communi- we lot of Door To Programming, Management & Ownership," and "Manage- pick up its updates on the hour at night. ty with outside promotions, do a Overnights we broadcast RKO's `America on -air promoting as well. There are a lot ment & Role -Playing Communications." Overnight.' " that we do on an annual basis, such as our Midwestern Country broadcasters' turnout Darrel Waltrip, Richard Petty, and Mario `Album Avalanche' during Country shows the interest, concern, and need for Andretti won't have to worry about their Music Month (October), where we feature the regional Country radio clinic which em- jobs, but that "first annual affair" may Stressing Visibility an album a day with the prize being all the phasized opportunities for small market have inspired some new song hits for the Having explained WAJR's commitment albums we featured that month. Listeners personnel. I get closer to the basic feelings singing drivers (or the driving singers) : to its music and news, Carl then expanded keep their own individual lists of each of radio (where it starts, and from where "Tonight The Throttle Let Me Down" .. . on the role the station plays in community album spotlighted, the artist, and the date it come the major market radio giants of "There Stands The Gas (Fill 'Er Up To The involvement. "I would say that we are was featured, and send it in to us. Last year tomorrow) at those FICAP mini-clinics. Brim)" ... "Those Lonesome, Low -Down, definitely the most visible station in the we received over 300 entries. Over 20 states represented at this year's af- Fourth-Turn, Spinout Blues" ... "My market hands down. We enjoy getting in- "Each winter we give away a trip to fair. Carrr's On Fira ... Elvira" ... "Got A volved with people, and feel we can help the Miami Beach in our `Coldest Day in FAN FAIR ECHOES: Upwards to 20,000 Tankful of Gas, My Pedal's Stuck, And community through various projects such February' contest, plus other annual events superfans filled motel rooms for 30 miles There's Trouble Up Ahead" ... "Don't as bloodmobiles and raising funds for such as an Elvis weekend each year on his and saw more live spectaculars than ever Come To The Track A Drinkin' With Drivin' special causes through radiothons. It gives birthday. From the feedback we've gotten, before at the 10th annual fair affair, the first On Your Mind" ... "Our Marriage Is Like us a bond with the community because people really look forward to the annual at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds. A Race Car (Headed For The Pits)" .. . more than any other station our people are things, plus we try to take advantage of Grumbles by some vet attendees due to "You Must Think Our Home's A Pit Stop, out there. They know who we are, they what's happening here and really be on top "less convenience" were quickly drowned The Way You Come And Go." I predict know what we're about, and they know of what's going on locally." out by the 11,000 who'd never been before they'll replay the "Tammy 100" next year what we do. Carl credits station GM Dale Miller as who said it was the "best by far." Hundreds too. "the guy who really started to turn us of fair booths manned by fan clubs, artists, MUSIC CITY QUOTEBOARD: T.G. "One instance in particular where I think around" from the automated facility it was labels, publishers, and hardcore hucksters Sheppard, accepting his Music City News we outdid the other stations in the market in 1976 to the "Total Radio" station it is to- who came to Sell Something! (And they Award for "Most Promising Male," said: was when Kenny Rogers came to town. Can day. "We took that name and logo because did! Watching long green flow like a new "I'm thankful you feel I've a promising you imagine Kenny Rogers coming to we provide not only entertainment, but in- gusher into the Nashville economy last career after my 12th #1 record" ... Randy Morgantown, WV? It was the biggest news formation and community involvement. week has me and many like me asking, Owen, after the "Alabama Jam" in Ala- to hit since Jesus walked on water! We Everything that you could possibly think of "Where do they get the money?") ... Jean- bama's hometown of Ft. Payne: "We sold weren't even sponsoring the concert (the for a radio station to do, we're attempting to nie Pruett's fair activity, I think, was the $130,000 worth of T-shirts." (The "Jam" prof- University was), but I got all the informa- do it ... that's total radio. We feel that most unique this year. Her booth had a raf- its went to their hometown school system and tion on it I could, and we became the Kenny country is the best music in the world, and fle ($2 per ticket which benefits the Profes- other charities.) ... Jim Reeves said it two Rogers concert information station, pro- we think more and more people are turning sional Drivers Association who drive the months before he died in a small plane viding interviews with people connected on to it. That's another reason I think we've star's buses). The raffle winner won Jean- crash near Nashville: "What I dislike most with the show and any other information we been picking up the younger audience. We nie's "Satin Sheets" Cadillac, which she about singing is the traveling; getting there could lay our hands on. After the show was want people to feel that they are a part of drove on the "Satin Sheets" tours in '74, '75, and getting back" ... The Fan Fair '82 sold out (they sold all 15,000 seats at the our radio station." & '76. Other winners won some satin sheets, motto of Loretta Lynn's fan club: "Do satin pillow cases, etc. The new "All- Something For Loretta Every Day" .. . American Country Games" Saturday could Johnny Carson, speaking to Willie Nelson: become a TV special next year, with coun- "In 20 years we've had a lot of people on this try superstars competing in fun events show, but you absolutely put me away." .. such as grass ski race, earth -ball game, Conway Twitty, when asked if he wouldn't soccer shootout, bike relay, obstacle one day get very tired of the constant bar- Country Closeup course, etc. An estimated 12,000 fans came rage of fans walking around his home and to Vanderbilt University's Dudley Field for gawking in his windows at the estate, his newly - Continued from Page 30 the two-hour laugh-a -thon and loved wat- located right in the middle of ching their favorite stars win, lose, fall opened "Twitty City" residential -tourist- Douglas J. La Rocque as ND (from to GM of KWJJ & KJIB/Portland, with Don down, and "step in things!" ... The other office complex: "Never happen! Honey, . is Michaels upped to PD/MD at KJJO .. WRUN/Utica) ... Elena Metro Newton new event in Fan Fair week was the "Tam- would you build a house like that if you Director Dean Tyler leaves WFIL/Philadelphia, as new Promotion/Public Relations my Wynette 100" with race cars manned by thought you'd get tired of it?" ... At the Kris Chandler becomes OM for both WFIL at KBRQ/Denver ... Former WSEN/Syra- stars like the Oak Ridge Boys, Marty Rob- scene of his latest DUI arrest in nearby now on the & WUSL ... Bill Main (former PD at cuse MD Tony Cerio is air at bins, Sylvia, Razzy Bailey, Con Hunley, and Brentwood, TN, someone quoted George KCNR/Portland) replaces Tom Allen as WUSN/Chicago. PD Gary Agnew is tem- others. Talk about a "SMASH HIT," this Jones as saying: "Course I was driving! Tom's now doing porarily doing the MD duties but is looking OM of KVET/Austin. was it! (Ever been to a Jalopy Derby???? ) I'm too drunk to walk!" (not true!). mornings on sister FM KASE ... Chuck for a replacement ... Broadcaster/profes- White promoted to OM of both KUUY & sional comedian Woody Floe joins KKAZ/Cheyenne ... Mucho changes at KS100/Cleveland for morning drive .. WNOX/Knoxville, with GM Christopher T. Maggie Ross now handling overnight duties Galin leaving the station, Judy Wheeler on KLAC/Los Angeles from KHTZ in town named SM, and Scott Majors moved into ... Charlie O'Neil returns to WMAQ June the PD position. Scott also announces a new 28 in the morning drive slot, replacing Joel station lineup: 6-l0am "Your" Dave Young, Sebastian. Charlie formerly worked at 10-am-2pm Scott Majors, 2-7pm Jerry WIL-AM/St. Louis and was WMAQ's after- Howell, 7pm-mid. Jim Donovan, mid -ham noon driver from 1979-81 ... T.N. Tanaka Jan Jennings. Jim Donovan named as MD joins Don Pratt for the morning show at and Jerry Howell takes over as Production KBBQ/Ventura ... Gordon Baxter returns Director. Whew! ... Jim Reese takes over to KLVI/Beaumont for his 13th non- vacant PD slot at WNOE-FM/New Orleans. consecutive year with the station, this time He was most recently at WWJ/Detroit .. . in the 6pm-mid. shift ... KWMT/Ft. Dodge Tim Baxter officially named PD at adds two new staffers, Kevin Whipple WB artist Emmylou Harris dropped by the ASCAP offices following her recent performance at WQAM/Miami ... Bill James moves from (from KSMN/Mason City, IA) for evenings Vanderbilt University to present ASCAP Board Member Wesley Rose (publisher of many of her hits) with copies her gold records. PD of KCWM/Victoria, TX to PD of KDBH and Public Service Director, and Tom Ed- of She's shown flanked by (left) Bob Doyle, Nashville Director of Membership Relations, and (right) Wesley Rose. & KNOC/Natchitoches, LA. He'll also do wards for afternoons and Production Direc- both the morning and afternoon drive tor ... Fred Imus (yes, he is Don's brother) shifts. Busy guy! ... WGNA/Albany names new to WWWE/Cleveland for weekends and vacation fill-in ... KKAL/Arroyo Grande shifts Nyke Kross from nights to 2-7pm, Coors Country News while Anna Hanson moves from that slot to This Week's Guests: the 7pm-mid. shift ... Former KEEN/San Jose afternoon drive jock and Promotion BOBBY BARE ( Country Radio's Most Accurate Director Don Scott has left the station and is LORETTA LYNN Music Information looking for similar work in the Phoenix Call Pete Howard or Kirt Daniels (213)392-8743 area: Contact Don at (602) 963-2151. That's Begins Page 50 228 Main St., Suite R Venice, CA. 90291 on all folks!

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WALT LOVE GRASS ROOTS MOVEMENT STARTED The BMA's Changing Face Attending the annual Black Music Association Conference in New Orleans June 3-6 was really a pleasant and welcome experience. So much took place that I decided to get two representatives of the BMA Executive Council to talk with us about the organization. I hope to give you an overview of the conference from my vantage point. First, let me say that I think the BMA as a ed. People whole seems to be headed on the right in the room became silent track. To be truthful, I never thought I'd see because they knew he was right and they knew it took the day when any changes in aid of the "lit- also a man who was sincere and one who tle guy" would take place within the BMA, believed in his convictions but it could be happening. strongly to do such a thing. After Finishing up here at R&R, I didn't land in Brute's opening remarks, Bob Law, the New Orleans until late Thursday. For- host of "Night Talk" on the National Black Network tunately, I arrived in time to hear Wayne and a BMA Director, made Cornils, VP/Radio some solid remarks. The main thing he said of Division of the NAB. that stuck with me was his admission In a nutshell, he said poor black ownership of broadcast radio has its work cut facilities. On this particular issue Mr. Law said (I'm paraphrasing) out for it because that we need more blacks owning broadcast properties, of the advent of tele- but we He don't need to worry so much about the communications. number also stated that he of blacks owning them as about the quality of black owners. I've always felt hoped more Black BMA SALUTE TO NEW ORLEANS - The painting above was created expressly for the BMA's programmers would that way, and it was encouraging to hear 1982 Conference by New Orleans -based artist Albox. The BMA commissioned the artist to salute attend NAB's pro- my feelings echoed. the critical role NOW Orleans played in the birth of black music. gramming conven- Richard Smith Richard & Everett tion to be held in New Orleans August Smith's Perspectives 29 -September 2. I only wish that more peo- I spoke with Richard Smith, VP/R&B "We've ultimately got to get the most im- I asked Everett if he knew anything about ple had been there to hear his presentation, Promotion for Arista Records, and Everett portant person involved with us, and that's an envoy from the BMA talking with some but as usual, a number of us missed infor- Smith, VP/R&B Promotion for Atlantic/ the consumer; we need grass roots people. people at the CMA (Country Music Associa- mation that could be very useful to us. Cotillion, both members of the BMA Ex- The other area that needs a lot of attention tion). He said, "Once again I'm not at liber- When I assess the entire conference, it ecutive Council. I asked Richard about the is Black radio. I think we've got some very ty to discuss the particulars of that situa- was a good one. It was well -attended, but I by-law changes which will put six new talented people in Black radio whom I tion, because I'm not totally clear on what's expected that because the powers that be members on the Board of Directors. would like to charge openly that they should being done. I do know that some BMA board used some common sense by having the "I'm sure as the organization grows there have been here - and it's an absolute must members have made contact with the CMA. convention where more blacks could afford will be more by-law changes because as the that they be here from this date forward. Let me say this, being on the Executive to travel. There happens to be more Black- attitude and the drive of the organization Those people in particular are Earnest Council has shown me that there have been formatted stations in the South than changes, we've got to make sure that we're James, GM at KDIA/Oakland, Donnie some positive accomplishments made by anywhere else. It seems to me that more in- Simpson, PD at WKYS/Washington, DC; dividuals want to see the BMA surface as a Steve Harris, PD at KRLY/Houston; Barry powerful organization with increased in- "I want to see the BMA be- Mayo, Asst. PD of WRKS/New York; Son- "I think we've got some very fluence. I watched, listened, and talked come the ny Joe White, PD at WXKS-FM/Boston - with a number of people who want the vehicle by which these people have a lot to offer, and I think talented people in Black organization to operate, not just exist. we come together and identi- they should offer their talents to the BMA." radio, and I think they The only thing that didn't work out quite fy and solve our problems. Involving Everyone should offer their talents to right was the scheduling of sessions. Ses- What's needed is a combina- Along with Richard Smith, Bunky Shep- the BMA." sions generally were 11/2 -2 hours late start- pard, the BMA's George Ware, and R&R's ing, which naturally made the following tion of all those who are part own Dick Krizman, Everett Smith's persis- sessions late. Perhaps too many events of the problem to be part of tent urging convinced me not only to attend the BMA. One of those accomplishments is were planned. I must say, however, that the the BMA Conference this year, but to par- were productive for those who the solution." that ongoing dialogue between the Board of sessions at- ticipate on a panel. I must thank all of them Directors tended. There also seemed to be enough and the Country Music Associa- for their urging. I asked Everett what the tion. time for business and enough time for I can assure you that what you heard structured properly to do the things we Executive Council did. "The Executive about contact pleasure, which was good for everyone. being made is true." want to do in the future," Richard told me. Council is an extension of the Board of Finally I asked Everett to tell us what he An Emotional Moment "My original opinion of the BMA was like a Directors," he replied. "What we do has felt about the BMA overall. "I'm con- One positive experience that took place country club for the quote `Aristocracy' un- been to get more involved with the general tributing my time and efforts to the BMA was the highly emotional speech by WYLD- quote. I must give credit where it's due. I've membership because of a request from the because we all have a common goal in this Board of FM/New Orleans PD, Brute Bailey. In only reactivated myself in the BMA Directors. The reason for this is to industry," he said. "We all make our help liv- essence Brute said, because of Bunky Sheppard (Destiny unite the general membership." ings in this industry. Radio has its problems "Save the black com- Records) and most of all Everett Smith. How will this BMA get Black radio per- the manufacturers have theirs, artists, sonnel more involved in munity." He talked Everett came to me and said he understood the direction and promotion people etc. I want to see the BMA about how 75% of all how I felt about the BMA being dormant, the decision -making process of the become the vehicle by which we come crime is black -on - and we probably shared some of the same organization? "I'm not at liberty to speak together and, once again, identify and solve black with hand guns. views. But he also said if you want to see for the BMA about how this will be done, but our problems. What's needed is a combina- "We're committing positive change don't stay away, get involv- I can say that these changes have been tion of all those who are part of the problem genocide when we ed. It's like people in our country complain- discussed. At present I think it's a facade e to be part of the solution." stand by as blacks in ing about the President but yet they don't talking about Black radio involvement, but I don't know what will happen next, but the the communications register to vote. So I reactivated myself as positive change of uniting all of us is at maybe the BMA can do what NATRA business and we don't a member." least underway. All parts of this business couldn't - i.e., SURVIVE. communicate these Everett Smith What does he foresee for the future for the being united is very important because we facts to black people who listen to Black BMA? "We have to broaden our scope as to all need each other to survive. We must radio," Brute said - and I agree. When he the type of constituency the BMA is going to communicate with each other and talk broke down at the podium and cried, I felt have. Right now we're overloaded with things out. It's imperative to identify our great. Why? Because I knew he really felt record industry personnel. We need to ex- problems and then produce solutions for what he was saying. Two years ago at the tend further into the retail area, which Ted solving those problems. What we've got to Black Radio's Most Accurate BMA in Philadelphia, I was criticized for Hudson is doing." (Ted Hudson is a do is get some of you radio people on board, Music Information doing the same thing and saying similar wholesaler & retailer of record product out then we can get to work on functioning pro- Begins on Page 52 things. He was not criticized, but applaud - of the St. Louis area). perly."

www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, June 18, 1982 Page 35 Clothing Chain Loses Gish In -Store Continued from Page 1 Radio Case of-the -art situation. With the for- and CALENDAR In the second court ruling mat, Clay's expertise, this against unlicensed in-store radio will be a very successful opera- play by retail outlets, an app als tion." Moore is a 24 -year veteran court ordered U.S. Shoe Corp. to of the Texas radio scene, having pay $14,000 damages plus over spent the last eight years at BRAD MESSER $40,000 in attorney fees to BMI. KMJQ, KENR, KULF and KPRC, The court also ordered the com- all in Houston. pany to stop airing radio music in Gish, who left radio to venture its 600 Casual Corner stores, into syndicated television, com- Another Slant On The News (Or) which were held to exceed the mented to R&R regarding his re- allowable size limit for in-store turn to contemporary radio: play. The decision follows the re- "Nothing has excited me as much cent Gap stores/ASCAP battle in in the past two years as the "What's The Sponsor Think which a similar verdict favoring possibility of AM stereo and play- the licensing society was handed ing CHR music again rightherein down. U.S. Shoe has the option of Houston. KYST has an incredible He's Getting?" appealing to the U.S. Supreme signal (5kw at 920 kHz) that goes Court, but indicated that it would all the way to Lake Charles, LA. not; the highest court declined to Coverage won't be a problem. Most of us would have a heart seizure and flop around on the newsroom floor if a sponsor were to ask us to rephrase a news review the Gap decision earlier. "Working with (owner) Roy Hen- derson and Vesta Brandt will story to his personal liking. It occasionally happens (the request, not necessarily the flopping), but almost always the person make this position more than just making the request doesn't know that his innocent suggestion is interpreted by the newsperson as a request to (gulp! ) slant the Thomson news. Occasionally a business person will merely want this little aspect played down, or that little part emphasized, and he will from Page 1 another radio job for me," Gish Continued seem not to understand that it's wrong to even ask. some on -air changes with the sta- continued. "These people have vi- I worked with one radio sales pro who neatly defused such situations before they could ever arise, by carefully explaining tion, and have already started to sion, and are as excited as I am to a news client exactly what sponsoring does and does not mean. He would explain that his station promised always to put I about the future for this radio sta- implement that, but think I together its information programs in the fairest, most balanced manner possible, and that sponsorship never implied editorial would rather wait until I get tion, and AM broadcasting in gen- powers. "It is as if the News Department has no knowledge of who sponsors what ... just as though the newapeople don't even in place before I get eral." everything know which commercials run in the news blocks," I once heard him tell a news sponsor. The quotes aren't exact but I Former KRBE personality C.C. specific about it. One thing we in- remember him saying something like, "You are assured that our editorial policies are kept isolated from commercial influence. McCartney has joined KYST for tend to do is market research, That means you'll have no say about what goes in or gets left out. It also means you can trust no other sponsor will have any afternoons, and Bob Lewis (for- which I don't think anyone else in such influence either." merly of WQAM/Miami) will do the market is doing to any That Angeles) salesman quickly eliminated possible future misunderstandings with few meaningful mornings. Moore will handle an (Los a sentences, then extent." moved on to other matters. He had neatly prevented the client from perhaps making a naive and embarrassing mistake later oldies show on weekends, with - Most recently Thomson was VP/ thus saving the news staffers from being driven to floor-flopping and had reinforced the station's hard-won image of news in- other staff announcements to - Consulting for Century 21 in tegrity. It impressed me as a perfect example come. of how different departments can work together to help the whole station do a bet- Dallas, a position he left last ter job. November to set up his own consultancy, "The Country Doctor." Thomson's appointment was effective Monday (6-7). KULF First Day of Summer Continued from Page 1 MONDAY, JUNE 21 - This is as close as Santa and the elves ever get to Miami Beach weather. Today the North Taping sent 1.6 share. There is no reason Pole is pointed as directly toward the sun as it ever gets, and areas north of the Arctic Circle have 24 -hour daylight. Summer Continued from Page 1 for companies to throw away begins at 12:33pm Eastern time. Sherwood Harrington of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific says in about 13,000 years in both the House and Senate, and great AM radio stations just be- (because of the polar orientation cycle) "when we're at this place in our orbit, instead of being the beginning of summer, it'll be a major question is whether Con- cause they are on AM." the beginning of winter!" gress will wait for the Supreme The announcement of Lander's Columbia introduced the first commercial 33rpm LP record in 1948. Frank Woolworth opened the first of what would Court's ruling in the case before appointment was made by Harte - become known as dime stores in 1879. He promptly went broke, but quickly reopened in a better location and succeeded. taking action. An aide to Sen. Hanks Radio Regional VP Pete Jane Russell is 61. Willie Mosconi the billiards pro is 69. Charles Mathias (R -MD) told Schulte, whose corporate respon- R&R the senator will press for im- sibilities have expanded to include mediate Congressional action. KULF. Schulte, who also oversees Water Ski Jumpers Bite Waves Mathias plans to offer an WSGN/Birmingham and WNSI & TUESDAY, JUNE 22 - The first national water ski tournament was held in 1939 (at Jones Beach, Long Island) amendment to S. 1758 to include WRBQ/Tampa, told R&R, "We using a jump ramp made of wooden rollers. "The rollers were pretty dangerous," sayd Duke Cullimore of the American Water home audio taping from the radio know how good Lander is because Ski Assn. "In that first Nationals, the winner was the only guy who managed to stand up going over the jump ramp!" Several to the bill's provisions on televi- he competed with us in Tampa would-be jumpers broke parts of their bodies, and the safer solid -surface ski jump was introduced the following year. The cur- sion recording. The bill exempts when he was at WCKX. And we rent water ski jump record is 197 feet and the flat -water speed record is well over a hundred. individuals who tape TV shows were well aware of his track The "Old Farmer's Almanac" says today's PM tides will be the highest of the year. from having to pay copyright record with AM stations both in Former Bionic Woman Lindsey Wagner is 33. "Pistol Pete" Maravich is 34. Ray Davies of the Kinks hits 38. Kris royalties, but says fees must be Tampa and San Diego. We're glad Kristofferson is 46. Ralph Waite, best known as the father on "The Waltons," is 53. Designer Bill Blass is 60. paid by those who manufacture or he's back on our team." import recording equipment and Lander described the new blank tape. KULF format: "We are going to Which Are Smarter: Porpoises or People? be music and personality -orient- The office of Rep. Don Edwards WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23 There's a case to be made for porpoises being smarter than people. They pay no ed. The entire new is neces- - (D -CA), author of a similar bill staff taxes, don't worry about Exoset missiles or inflation, have no natural enemies, and are never repeatedly subjected to the phrase sary because this format (H.R. 5705) in the House, said he doesn't "Attention K -Mart shoppers!" Just over four decades ago a night watchman tossed a clamshell to a porpoise in a Florida tank, lend itself to those who also favors moving ahead im- are unfam- and when the porpoise playfully tossed it back the idea of show -training was born. That led quickly to Marineland of Florida iliar with it. When we hit the air, mediately in Congress. Hearings opening as a tourist attraction 43 years ago in 1939. There is now serious scientific speculation that porpoises may have human - we will like on the Edwards bill are scheduled sound we've been a level brainpower. of Houston for m Washington next week. part years." 136 years ago Joseph Sax patented the musical instrument he invented, the saxophone. Named for the month of her birth, June Carter (Johnny Cash's wife) is 53. Another member of a famous singing family, Hit Us With Diana Trask, is 42. Your Best Shot American Pioneers Saw UFOs THURSDAY, JUNE 24 - In covered-wagon days there were reports of cigar -shaped things flying in the American sky. (Makes you wonder what those Great Plains wagon drivers might have been smoking. That was 'way before the R&R wants you ... to send Goodyear blimp). We graduated from blimp shapes to flat crescents on this date in 1947 when the first of the modern UFO's was us your station's pictures. Any format, reported by pilot Ken Arnold, flying over Mount Rainer in Washington State. From Arnold's description a newspaper reporter any size market, whether you're a reporter named them flying saucers. Gaffer Billy Casper is 51. Jeff Beck's 38. or not, we're here to give your station's promotions, contests, activities, and staff changes Custer Wore Arrow Shirts the kind of widespread exposure only the industry's FRIDAY, JUNE 25 - The United States was high on patriotism the week before the nation's 100th birthday, but most -read publication can provide. Send some bad news put a chill on the American Centennial. Civil War hero George Custer and 266 cavalry troopers had been photos (preferably black & white) to wiped out by Indians somewhere out West near a river called the Little Bighorn. The attack known as "Custer's Last Stand" - which happened in Montana 106 years ago today - turned the balance of American settlement: before another year had passed the editor of your format, or to nearly all surviving American Indians were on reservations. Ken Barnes, Radio & Records, CBS broadcast the first one -hour color TV show in 1951. The Korean War began in 1950. The table fork supposedly was introduced to America by Gov. John Winthrop on this date in 1630. Jimmy Walker Times") is 33. 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. ("Good Carly Simon reaches 37 and June Lockhart ("Lassie", "Lost in Space") is 57.

www.americanradiohistory.com R&RlFriday, June 18, 1982 Page 36 THE PIC TURE PA GES Nugent Makes Trophy Run At Atlantic Mangione Moves To Columbia

Chuck Mangione has signed to Columbia Records, with his first album for the label, entitled "Love Notes," due imminently. Pictured (1-r) are Columbia Sr. VP/GM Al Teller, CBS Records Group Dep. Pres., Dick Asher, Mangione, and CBS Records Group Pres. Walter Yetnikoff. Honors Top Promotion Hunter/guitarist Ted Nugent has been signed by Atlantic though the negotiations were apparently not without dif- EMI/Liberty ficulty and apparently two top label executives lost their heads. Pictured after the successful headhunting raid are (l -r) the atrophied Doug Morris, Atlantic President' Nugent and a similarly taxidermatized Dave Glew, Atlantic Exec. VP/GM. Capitol Accomplishments

in addition to the Capitol awards presented at the Capitol Records Group's annual conference in Palm Springs (see separate picture), EMI America/Li- The Capitol Records Group held its annual conference and awards banquet in Palm Springs recently. Pictured at left berty handed out several honors. Pictured at left is Pop Promotion Manager (l-r) are VP Capitol' Promotion Bruce Wendell, label's Steve Meyer, Pop Promotion Manager of the Year James of the Year Howard Bernstein (left) with VP/Promotion Dick Williams; at Waugh, label's Rusty Moody, R&B award winner Jack Wellnon, AOR winner Randy Robbins, and label's Ray right Ken Bolden (left) receives the R&B award from R&B Promotion Direc- Tusken; at right are Country Promotion Director Gerri McDowell (left) and Country winner Steve Powell. Also tor Ronnie Jones. In addition, Howard Lesnick won EMI's AOR Promotion honored were Salesman of the Year Don Kewkirk, District Manager of the Year Jack Reynolds (Detroit), and in per- award. formance awards, Ronne/ Cotherine and the Miami branch. Seattle Lagers Battle AM vs FM Epic Vocal Production For Levy

Ten Seattle -area radio stations participated in the annual Broadcaster's Challenge, a celebrity benefit basketball game, pitting AM's against FM's. Epic artist Marcy Levy led a chorale of Epic executives in singing background vocals for her forthcoming label debut Over $7000 was gathered for county Boys & Girls Clubs through pledges "Marcella." The singers were rated as an "OK chorale," but were passed on for the LP. Pictured (1-r) are E/P/A VP and sponsors. The score? A 68-68 tie! Pictured (front row, 1-r) are Jay Ron McCarrell, CBS Sr. VP/GM (West Coast) Myron Roth, Epic VP's John Boylan and Frank Rand (coproducers of Hamilton, KMPS-FM, Charlie Brown, KUBE; Greg Cook, KPL.Z- Matt Reidy, the LP), E/P/A Sr. VP/GM Don Dempsey, Levy, Epic VP Gregg Geller, managers Trudy Green and Arthur Spivak, and KZAM; Jim Poteet KVI; (back row 1-r) Dick Haugen, KTAC, Norm Gregory, E/P/A VP Larry Douglas. KJR; Bill Yeend, KIRO; Jim Bourne, KBIQ Jim Williams, KMPS. Polygram Mills About Mills Baio Logical RCA Acquisition

A large gathering of Polygram executives participated in a label luncheon for Stephanie Mills on behalf of her new a/bum "Tantalizingly Hot" Pictured (l -r) are Polygram VP Sterling Devers, manager Cassandra Mills, Polygram Presi- TV star Scott Baio recently signed to RCA, and the label's top executives dent Guenter Hensler, label's Mike Kidd, Sr. VP Bill Haywood, label's Sonny Taylor, Sr. VP's Chip Taylor and Harry flew out to hear his first RCA LP, "Scott Baio." Pictured (/r) are RCA VP Mills, Polygram's Dan Young, VP's Tommy Young, Bill Levy, and Eileen Garrish, Sr. VP Jack Kiernan, and Losk, Jack Craigo, producer Bob Reno, Baio, and RCA President Bob Summer. label's Joe Grossman.

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Steve Miller and his band received gold record awards for their last album, "Circle Of Love," in the studio where they were finishing their next release, 'Abracadabra." Pictured (l-r) are Capitol VP Dan Davis, attorney Greg Fischbach, VP Rupert Perry, band members Gary Mal/aber and Gerald Johnson, Miller, Capitol VP Walter Lee, group's Byron Al/red and Norton Buffalo, Capitol Music Products President Dennis White, and executive producer John Palladino. Atlantic has signed actress Sissy Spacek, who began her recording Columbia Sets Tone For Tutone career under the pseudonym Rainbo and also sang Loretta Lynn's songs in "Coal Miner's Daughter." Pictured (/-r) are Atlantic President Doug Morris, Space/. and Atlantic Exec. VP/GM Dave Glew. ACM Goes West

executives greeted the group Following Tommy Tutone's recent New York Palladium performance, Columbia Bob Sherwood, group's Tommy Dottie West gathers with management executives after her cohost stint backstage. Pictured (l-r) are groups Jim Keller, Columbia VP's Terry Powell end for the recently televised ACM Awards. Pictured (l--r) are Kragen & Co. VP Eichner, and manager Paul Cheslaw. Heath, VP Mickey Michael Brokaw, West Capitol/Mexico's Manuel Montoya, and Kragen & Nova Explodes Gold Co. President Ken Kragen. Platinum -Plated Cars

Elektra's Cars received platinum awards for Canadian sales on their "Panorama" and "Shake /t Up" albums recently. Pictured (l -r) are WEA Canada's Kim Cooke, group's Elliot Easton, Greg Hawkes, and David Robinson, and management's Steve Berkowitz. MCA Allocates Alley Cats Funds New York Palladium appear- Portrait Records celebrated Aldo Nova's gold status with a reception following his Bob Feineigle, E/P/A Sr. ance. Pictured (l -r) are Portrait VP/GM Lennie Petze, E/P/A VP Al DeMarino, Portrait's Bernie Solomon, restaurant VP/GM Don Dempsey, management's Sandy Pearlman, waiter, Nova, attorney owner, management's Val Azzoli, and E/P/A's Harvey Leeds. RCA Signs Lisa Hartman

MCA has signed Los Angeles band the Alley Cats, with a midsummer release scheduled for their label debut Pictured at a rally in the alley are (l-r, rear) MCA VP's Vince Cosgrove end Denny Rosencrentz, group's John RCA's Randy Stodola, and manager Marshall Berle; Actress/singer Lisa Hartman has been signed by RCA, with her first album due out in May. Pictured on McCarthy, Dianne Cheri, and Hartman, Osaki, label President Bob Siner, and label's Hollywood rooftop are (l -r) RCA VP Marty Olinick attorney Evanne Lyn Levan, producer Dennis Pregnalato, (l-r, front) MCA VP George RCA VP Barry Oslander, and RCA's Bang Gross and Don Wardell Leon Tsi/is.

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www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, June 18, 1982 Opportunities Page 41 Openings Openings Openings Openings WZZK-FM/Birmingham seeking on-air Production TX Panhandle AM/Class C FM combo PD needed for WFBO/Indienapolis - creative, good KJJO-FM/Minneapolis Contemporary Country looking Director. 5 years experience and programming. Great adminstretor, good with people. T&R: L. David for midday or afternoon air talent. T&R: Don Michaels, company, facilities seeks top announcer and/or sales combo and ratings. T&R: Rusty Walker, 530 Moorhead, 6161 Fall Creek Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46220. 11320 Valley View Rd., Eden Prairie, MN 55344. EOE M/F Beacon Parkway West, Birmingham, for future opening. Great for beginners or AL 35209. EOE M/F EOE (6-181 (6-11) (6-18) experienced jocks who want to escape the pressure. Country format. Numbers Experienced news pro needed. Concise copy with an No calls. Dominant Southeastern Contemporary Coun- are super. TEt-R: KLSR-AM/FM, Box 400, understanding of demographics, right delivery. News Director and newspersons sought for TErR: Bill Barnes, WOUA, 1801 6th Ave., Moline, IL 61285. try and AOR combo searching now for a Pro- Memphis, TX 79245. (806) 259-3511 Midwest broadcast chain that is expanding rapid- EOE M/F (6-111 duction Director with strong administrative and (6-25) copywriting skills. Diversity and ability to func- ly. Investigative reporting skills, one-to-one con- 99 WIKS-FM/Indlenepolis searching for afternoon drive versational delivery. We want people who need personality. Must be tight, bright and occasionally off- tion under the gun most important. Minorities 1800 N. Meri- If you're exceptionally talented and on your the-wall. T&R: C.C. Matthews, WIKS-FM, encouraged to apply. Also air talent, all only to be told once how the job is done. Our dian St., Indianapolis, IN 46202. (317) 462-7790. EOE M/F way to the top, we need you. 100,000 watt dayparts, for Country AM. 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Could be 820,000 at Experienced Sports Director needed for station with of first year. pay. 100,000 T&R, salary requirements: Bruce Hughes, News Consul- end Good starting watt A/C. commitment to sports. T&R, salary requirements: tions, planning skills, ARB expert and a WCUP, Box 1466, Tifton, GA 31794. (6-18) tant, KELO, Box 52185, Tulsa, OK 74152. (6-18) Bruce Hughes, News Consultant, KEU, Box 52185, people person with strong ad- Tulsa, OK 74152. EOE (6181 Virginia Beach/Norfolk: VA's top news operation ministrative skills. Send resume to Magic 108 -FM, Urban seeking summer relief/pert- seeking anchor/reporter. H you're the best, ready to work Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park hard, send T&R to ND, WGH, Box 9347, Hampton, VA time personalities. Great opportunity with winning team. KFOR needs A/C morning drive personality. Send West, #349, Los Angeles, CA 90067 23670. EOE M/F (6-18) T&R & photo: Majic 108, Programming, Box 4860, St. Louis, MO 63108. EOE M/F 16-181 T&R: Rick Alloway, Box 80209, Lincoln, NE 68501. EOE EOE M/F M/F (6-181 WTBC/Tuscaloosa, AL, CHR station, desires T&R of KFRM/Salina, KS seeks experienced MD for Country WGAR/Clevelend has a rare and immediate opening on -air talent for future openings. Include salary require- format. Part-time air help needed T&R Er salary re- Air talent, production for CHR station In Santa Bar- Abram Burnett, Box 1857, Salina, KS 67401. for afternoon drive. Humor, and content a must. T&R: ments to: Programming Department, Box 2000, Tusca- quirements: bara. T&R: Scotty Johnson, KIST, Box 1160, Senta Bar- AL EOE (6-181 Mike Scott, WGAR, Broadcast Perk, Cleveland, OH 44147. loosa, 35403.16-111 (913) 825-4611. bera, CA 93101. EOE (618) MarketplaceEOE M/F (6111

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I CHR. KLTE/Oklahoma City looking to expand staff. Fulltime KAFY/Bakersfield opening for FCC 1st. Experience in Cleveland or Columbus area want you. Major market NY personality looking for exciting & energetic PD experience but will consider all offers. Professional & Ready to rock & roll & work with your teem immediately. MUSIC research expenence, swing/production. T&R: Tony microwave, FTL transmitter & studio maintenance, plus educated. Call 894-0339. (203) 257-0143. (618) Stone, KLTE, 2814 Quail Plaza Drive, Oklahoma City, OK board shift. T&R: Joseph King, 1527 19th St., Bakersfield, JAN (513) (6-18) 73120. EOE 16111 CA 93301. EOE (6-111 Seattle, Indianapolis, Chicago personality jockette, Hey Indianapolis, it's been 9 yrs. since I started sending strong numbers, seeks large or major market CHR. SLIM T&R to the circle city. I've not gone mad yet. Call me to- KDWB will have e weekend opening. T&R: Joe Folger, (312) 348-3384. (6181 day. CHUCK (4141 469-0550. 16-181 KDWB, Box 7630, St. Paul, MN 55119. EOE M/F (6-111 Positions Sought Entertaining, Issue -oriented, talk show host wants to Need challenge of working et competitive station tal- Business conglomerate searching for trainable, British accent, AOR experience seeking gig anywhere in be part of your stations team & community. Sincere, ef- with high standards and stimulating atmosphere. for growing radio di- ented programming people our U.S. Call (81 3) 251-1119, anytime. (6-18) fective, locally oriented communicator. JOE MARTIN Sports/DJ/talk/P-B-P. You name it. (5051461-3207. (6-18) vision. T&R: Tim De Capua, 12161 744-5115, WGFT, 275 (502) 245-8933. (6-18) Federal Plaza West, Youngstown, OH 44503. EOE M/F BROTHER BILL. in the morning! 10 yrs. experience in 16-11) $ $ $ $ $ SALARY BACK $ $ $ $ $ CHR. Good pipes, wants to stay in Northeast. Disciples - The JACK ARMSTRONG: Programmer phone BILL (5161 423-0167. 16-181 jox (A/C, CHR, AOR etc.) Highest - WFIN/Findlay, OH hes immediate opening for morning and/or $ It not completely satisfied with the ratings and revenue $ pro. Call Curt Radel (4191422-4545 EOE M/F 16-111 Available immediately. Looking for air position in medi- rated KFI personality -600,000 cume/3.3 this mass appeal morning concept generates Cur- um/major market. 5 yr. pro. Country, AOR, CNR. DEBBIE share -2 year tenure -22 years experience in- s rently succeeding through community involvement, lo- $ (904) 731-2574. (6-18) cluding KTNQ (10Q), KHTZ, 13Q, WKBW, calized humor, credibility, and no ego problems. This $ product, major market tested, is available if you meet $ for real radio, real PD, real format. CHUM, on camera for "Popclips" -Pilot for Dynamite jock looking a criterion for winning (305)771-1962. (offer good WEST l'm better than my 3 yrs. experience. BILL (317) 339-7786, MTV (Warner/Amex), etc. Hardworking $ in the U S and Canada) s ASAP. 16-181 family man who has a format that will win Rare openings for nighttime personality at legendary in the most competitive markets. An inno- KIMN/Denver. T&R: Doug Enckson, 5350 West 20th 2 for 1 sale. Husband with 4 yrs. NC, CHR, Marketing $$$$$$$$s$$s$$$$$$ Ave., Denver, CO 80214. EOE M/F (6-11) degree & wife with 9 yrs. CHR/UC. East of South prefer- vator who can take direction and limitations. red. 1717) 299-3227. (6-181 Serious inquiries only: (919) 967-4090, Route KEYY/Provo, UT seeking PD. Good opportunity to 5, Box 222-A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. Avail- Changes in programming. news with West coast sta- learn programming or to better skills Journalist seeking position able immediately. (6-25) Contact Eric Rhoades, Box KEYY, Provo, UT 84601. EOE tion. Broadcast Et print journalism experience. Solid inter- M/F (6-18) viewer & writer. B.A./Journalism. BOB (2131 993-1909. RADIO DJ, 2 yrs. experience seeking medium market AOR, (6181 A/C, CHR. MD experience, strong production. ED (513) 675-2861. (6181 Devina Greenspan joins WKHK/New York, NY Experienced AOR/CHR looking to work in West. drive 10 sales staff as an Account Executive. MD/Assistant PD available now. BOBBY 1806) 792-4830 Afternoon jump over points with me. Maybe I'm what you need. RIC (313) 984-2456. Available or (806) 745-3129. 16-18) now. ENGINEER Available now and reedy to work hard. Experienced Tony Odachowski named Account Executive at WKHK/New York, NY. Excellent personality seeking position at Urban Con- AOR, CHR jock, prefer West. No star trip, just hard San Jose, California temporary station. B.A./Communications. Experience: worker. Call BOBBY (806) 792-4830 of (8061 745-3129. Mary Gerwig joins WBBM-FM/Chicago, IL sales PD, MD. serious inquiries need apply. MR. HAYES (6181 Only staff as an Account Executive. (212) 733-25M3 or (212) 993-0276. (6-18) Stable, hardworking, 26 year-old PD/jock/OM. 10 yrs. KLOK radio is a 50,000 watt A/C experience. Looking for opportunity in Top 40 Ronda Kay Korzon has joined WLAK-FM/Chica The SUSAN STRAM BERG of rock radio news. Warm, market. RANDY 18151 located 223-6775. (6181 go, IL as a Sales Account Executive. directional AM radio station features - my witty, anchor/writer, 8 yrs. experience Creative personality with 5 yrs. experience being stifl- specialty. (317) 924-3400. Top 20 only. 16-18) in San Jose, CA. We are looking ed. Ready to move up & get the numbers for your station. Cynthia Revisore joins KRMG/Tulsa, OK as en an RF/maintenance Hard working & entertaining. JOHN (307) 672-5313. Account Executive. for experienced Young experienced announcer. 5 yrs. A/C, Country & 1618) CHR. Looking to relocate in South or Midwest. JIM (5021 oriented person to join our staff. Looking for a hard working, experienced CHR per- Tracey P. Rehnstrom has joined the Northern 825-1711, before 9:30am. 1618) or resume to: sonality for your professional operation? That's me. Call Broadcasting Co. Inc. radio team as Manager of Local Call send TIM Field Sales. Talented female with 4 yrs. on air experience looking (219) 267-7029. (6-18) for PD/MD, on air position in Northeast. DONNA (203) JOHN THOMAS Of DC -101 moving to LA. Available for Mr. Allen Waterous, 354-7405, you'll be glad you did( (6181 full or part-time air work. Call (2021 547-4859 or (213) 397-7265. (6-181 RECORDS KLOK Radio All American boy available for medium market Top 40 Ratings proven programming, production, promotions P.O. Box 21248 station. Single, 18, 3 yrs. experience, terrific evening & talent with major market expenence & 1st phone Rick Peoples named Assistant, A&R, Country for humor. Call (318) 436-8764. Formerly afternoon drive in available. MARK HILL (916) 241-9152 or leave message at PolyGram Records. San Jose, CA 95151 resort town.(6-181 (707) 822-6912. 16-18) (408) 274-1170 Young personality announcer with 10 yrs. Urban Con- Susan Koscis appointed Director, Press Informa- Experienced jock seeks return to medium market. temporary, A/C programming music experience. Up tem- tion for CBS Masterworks. NY. KLOK s an equal opportunity employer Credits: Syracuse -Oneida, Currently: small/medium po, tight boards, excellent production. Seeks medi- Midwest market. Country, A/C preferred. WAYNE (7011 um/major market. JERRY (7161 891-5dÁ7. (6-18) Robynne Modiano named National Director of 251-2336. (61 81 Club/Video Promotion and Tour Coordination for I.R.S., Live & in color. Former MD with Country, CHR & A/C Inc. Need two adult air personalities for fulltime openings. Dedicated, enthusiastic & flexible. Seeking opportuni- experience. DAVE 1213) 671-3039. (6181 Rush T&R: John Steele PD, KBET, Box 11710, Reno NV ty in medium market. Single, 23 yrs. old, 5 yrs. ex- Vyto Lazauskes named District Manager, Min- neapolis Records. 89510. EOE M/F (6-18) perience. WCKX, Q105, WDAE, WJYW. CALLAHAN JIM WALSH IWJDX, WPST, WAMST seeking air or pro office, Capitol (813) 526-8943.16-18) gramming position. (601) 856-6651. (6181 CA top 76 markets daytime openings et FM A/C. No Joyce Johnson has been promoted to Aasrx-iate phones, no gags. T&R, photo, and salary: Box 1973, Wait till you hear my play-by-play. Sports Director, Experienced night owl announcer looking for secure Director, Production, Arista Records. Fresno, CA 93718. EOE M/F (6-18) good on board. 3 yrs. experience. (5161 437-2688. (6-181 3rd shift roost. Personable, responsible, will host talk named Manager, Inventory show. JAKE 1513) 681-6446. (6-181 Ray Jenns Control, KIOO/Bishop, CA A/C FM needs on -air personality. Sports, news combo looking to move. 5 yrs. ex - Arista Records. Good production. Immediate openings. T&R: Art Fishier, penance, age 23. Top P -B -P, news delivery, writing skills. Major market air personality currently in Urban Con- Pre- GM, KIOQ, Box 1388, Bishop, CA 93514. 16-181 STEVE FRENCH (2161322-9955, before 11 em EDT. (618) temporary seriously looking. 6 yrs. experience, including Jess Auerbach promoted to Manager, KIIS-FM, KUTE/Los Angeles. Have done CHR, A/C. Production, Arista Records. Talk host. Issue oriented, entertaining and experienc- New England top 100 market CHR/A/C personality MARK (314) 361-0956. 1618) ed. Full and part-time positions. T&R: Dave Scott, PD, seeking career move to larger market or programming KOA, News/Talk, Box 5012, Denver, CO 80217. EOE M/F opportunity in smaller market. Call AL (6171 275-7977. Attention Southern and Central loca- INDUSTRY (6181 16181 tions! Wanted: Smart, understanding PD To be announced, MICHAEL TURNER, 23, 5 yrs. or GM to hire me. Resume, writing sam- KIST/Santa Barbara needs an air talent/production Mickey Wallach has joined the Raleigh Group, Ltd. radio, college, commercial and club experience, will work for this personality CHR station. T&R: Scotty ples, newstape available. Prefer announc- as an Account Executive. pro formats. Will relocate. (213) 752-2336. (618) Johnson, Box 1169, Santa Barbara, CA 93101. EOE M/F all ing production, news, copywriting. Sales (6181 Night jock lets it rock) But not since station went A/C. combo considered. Background in areas Energy, comedy, voices, production pro, community in- mentioned. Radio, TV, others. Degree, R&R Opportunities volvement. I play for keeps. Rated markets only. (601) broadcast graduate. Experienced in non- Here's a great way to get rid of the competi- 649-8155. (618) commercial, oldies and rock formats, Advertising Tell 'em about an unusual opportunity in tion! 10 years, Los Angeles, seeks ND position with air. JANET LYNCH, 3743 Deep Dale, Louis- Radio & Records provides free listings (maxi- Seattle/Everett/Tacoma. Mid -Southern CA or AZ. Call WILLIAM 1213) 553-4972 or ville, KY, (502) 895-5208 before 2 EDT, 7pm. (6-181 mum 24 words or 3 lines) in Openings. Positions Morning drive - team or individual at a contem- (7141 242-8452, after after 6 EDT or weekends. No religious porary music station. Looking for entertainers Sought, and Changes You may place your ADRIENNE: the feminine touch with no ego, just motive - formats. (6-18) who enjoy what they're doing, and have exper- free listing by mail or phone hon. College experience in news and DJ. AOR or A/C. Talk Show Host. Translate topical conversations into ience in CHR, A/C or AOR. Call (2131 557-2901.16-181 provocative, informative entertainment. Comprehensive Rate for Opportunities ads exceeding 3 -line Work with good people, an excellent company, preparation, quality callers, enthusiastic local improve- maximum is $12 for up to one inch (12 lines: HAPPY HARRIGAN is friendly, experienced, willing ment. Excellent education, skills, major market ex-' in a great city. Send T&R, and picture to Radio an 96 words) and able to work for you and with you to build or keep perience. (305) 949-5417. (6-18) & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #348, audience. Evenings after 6pm (2131 288-6572. (6-18) Frequency Rates Los Angeles, CA 90067. Creative, energetic, Top 5 major market PD seeking 3 Weeks 15 yr. radio experience. Available full/part-time now! position with growing company that rewards work 6 1 Week 2 Weeks Multi -format, PD/MD and corporate experience, plus achievement with advancement. JOHN (7131 367-8979. $12 00 $20 00 $25 00 computers. For resume: DOUG, 10435 Lindley, #250, (6-181 Must run consecutive seeks. jock for A/C format. T&R: Northridge, CA 91326. (618) UT FM needs overnight Air personality with 2 yrs. on air experience. Creative KMXL, Box 3450, Logan, UT 84321. Jeff Weber, GM, & reliable. For T&R: JIM MULVANEY (3121 388-3040, Payable In Advance 16181 Communicator with B.A., 5 yrs. experience and 12832 May, Chicago, IL 60643. 16-181 pipes, looking for a medium market A/C jock position. Orders must be typewritten or printed and PM. Experienced sales personnel being considered for im- Contact J.D. 17031 638-3112, before 2 16-181 here more must be accompanied by check mediate openings at KIOO/Bishop, CA. Resume: Art We always hear that are fish or Blind Box ads or Classified Display ads are Fishier, GM, Box 1388, Bishop, CA 93514. 16-181 I want to help you grow. Call MIKE (314) 781-9195 in the ocean, but why do they have to (6181 654-7293. 1618) look like hammerhead sharks?? If you are $20 per inch (recommended 50 words) per - immediate opening for KGE Oldies/Bakersfield has looking for a bright, dependable, and week, plus $15 per week for postage/hand- strong eftemoon drive personality. T&R: Beau Reyes, DAVE KETTINGER, former superstars Operations Box 260, Bakersfield, CA 93302. EOE M/F 16-18) Director/PD seeks PD or MD medium market or great topically funny CHR announcer, let's talk. ling. $35 minimum for Blind Boxes. jock shift. (3011 289-5966.16-18) I've got experience, a first phone, and I'm Deadline for all Opportunities ads is noon Color 95 FM/Salt Lake City needs night jock. T&R: looking for a medium market job KLRZ, 307 S. 1600 West, Provo, UT 84601. EOE M/F DJ for AOR or CHR. Thoroughly trained with good per- (PST) Thursday. TOM (3121 371-8664, for T&R. preferably in the Midwest, but will con- (6181 sonality & production. For Opportunities. call (213) 553-4330 or (6-181 sider all that make my liver quiver. If you mail to Radio & Records. 1930 Century Park CA opportunity to move up. 7-12pm/12-6am person, want a tape and resume via the Post Of- 11 yr. pro., good voice, show greet pro- strong production/on-air abilities. T&R: KLPV, 777 good prep, fice (also called the U.S. snail), Call ROB West. Los Angeles. CA 90067 Silverspur, Rolling Hills, CA 90274. No calls. EOE M/F duction. Looking for stable FM CHR position in medium 16-18) or major market. GARY (5051 325-9804.16-181 (312) 8943987. 16-18)

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Columbia's New LP MONDAY, JUNE 21- Members of the press were summoned to the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City on June 21, 1948 to hear about a "revolutionary new product" from Columbia Records. It was a non -breakable, microgroove disc, with a playing time of 23 minutes per side. Colum- bia named it the "LP" (Long Playing) record. The means; Neophone made concept wasn't new by any TOTO RONNIE DON an ill-fated attempt at it in 1904, as did Victor in MILSAP 38 SPECIAL WILLIAMS JEFFREY 1931. The difference was ... Columbia's worked. #1 (2nd week) OSBORNE week) week) EXTRA FACTS: Steely Dan diahands, 1981... Ray Davies (2nd (2nd born, 1944. a PRIDE RICK JAMES Kris Kristofferson Born JUICE NEWTON ASIA CHARLEY Next 13-2) 14.3) 12-2) 11-21 TUESDAY, JUNE 22 - Singer/songwri- Week's #1 JUICE NEWTON JOHN COUGAR CONWAY TWITTY STEVIE WONDER ter/actor Kris Kristofferson was born in 15-51 NEIL DIAMOND Contenderá: 14-31 19-4) Brownsville, TX on June 22, 1936. A Rhodes scholar 13-31 13-31 WAY with a Ph.D from Pomona KARLA BONOFF KANSAS RONNIE MILSAP ONE 1541 17-51 College, Kris seemed 15-4) 14-41 destined for an academic VAN HALEN BARBARA MANDRELL While studying ALABAMA career. (7-5) English literature at Ox- 110-51 15-5) ford, he started writing RAY PARKER JR. CHICAGO CROSBY, STILLS, NASH ROLLING STONES R. MILLERIW. NELSON songs (unsuccessfully) Breakers: 173%) under the name of Kris 167%) 161%) 192%) 175%1 CHERYL LYNN Carson. In 1965 he moved SURVIVOR HERB ALPERT FLEETWOOD MAC REBA McENTIRE 170%) to Nashville where he took (67%) 155%) 186%) 172%) One of ATLANTIC STARR a job cleaning studios at Columbia Records. CONLEY GARY U.S. BONDS FLEETWOOD MAC SURVIVOR EARL THOMAS his songs, "Me and Bobby McGee," caught the ear 168%) 167%) of who recorded it and brought it to 163%) 150%) 173%) Roger Miller, CAMEO public attention. But it wasn't until Janis Joplin VAN HALEN STEVE MILLER BAND DAVID FRIZZELL 165%) recorded it that Kris finally landed his own con- 157%) 167%) 161%I HIGH FASHION tract. APRIL WINE T. Et GLASER BROS. EXTRA FACTS: Mark David Chapman pleads guilty to the 165%) murder of John Lennon, 1981. 166%) 160%) WAR

June Carter Birthday 165%) 23 Multi -talented WEDNESDAY, JUNE - ISLEY BROTHERS June Carter, the second of the three Carter Family 164%) daughters, was born June 23, 1929, in Maces Spring, VA. The three girls began singing as the Carter CROSBY, STILLS, NASH CROSBY, STILLS, NASH ROLLING STONES WAYLON JENNINGS ISLEY BROTHERS 1943, 1951 mother Sisters in and by they and Most CHICAGO HERB ALPERT STEVE MILLER BAND CHARLY McCLAIN RAY PARKER JR. Maybelle Carter were invited to join the Grand Ole HALL B OATES FLEETWOOD MAC SURVIVOR GEORGE STRAIT DAYTON Opry. By the late 50's June's career was taking off Added: FLEETWOOD MAC POINTER SISTERS independently, singing on television programs and GAIL DAVIES DREAMGIRLS acting in several dramatic shows, including SURVIVOR LESLIE PEARL POINTER SISTERS REDDINGS "Gumsmoke." In the 60's, June was turning out f many songs, including coauthoring the classic TOTO Of in 1963. Johnny Cash recorded that Hottest "Ring Fire" JOHN COUGAR JUICE NEWTON 38 SPECIAL CONWAY TWITTY GAP BAND one, and she ended up marrying him soon after. JUICE NEWTON RONNIE MILSAP ASIA ALABAMA DAll BAND EXTRA FACTS: Antoine Joseph Sax is awarded a patent on his saxophone, 1846. SOFT CELL KARLA BONOFF JOHN COUGAR RONNIE MILSAP ONE WAY Mac's Mick Is 37 ASIA NEIL DIAMOND KANSAS DON WILLIAMS JEFFREY OSBORNE 38 SPECIAL McCARTNEYIWONDER VAN HALEN THURSDAY, JUNE 24 - Leader and co- to- HUMAN LEAGUE ALABAMA founder of one of the most popular rock groups V t 24, 1947, in day, Mick Fleetwood was born June CHICAGO APRIL WINE MARTY ROBBINS DREAMGIRLS Cornwall, England, the Biggest STEVE MILLER BAND (17-101 (35-21) (43-32) 128-13) son of a Royal Airforce Chart 128-20) LESLIE PEARL REO SPEEDWAGON ALABAMA "D" TRAIN wing commander. Fleet- MOTELS Jumps: 125-181 (21-91 120-11) 119-12) wood Mac (its name form- (17-101 ed by combining Mick's ALABAMA GLENN FREY HANK WILLIAMS JR. WAR KARLA BONOFF last name with the "Mc" 110-5) (23-141 133-24) 125-191 prefix of group bassist 121.141 AIR SUPPLY ALAN PARSONS PROJ. ROSANNE CASH John MCVIe) was born in RICK SPRINGFIELD 113-81 128-19) 140-31) 1967 under the leadership 126-19) of Peter Green, but made GARY U.S. BONDS OAK RIDGE BOYS no mass breakthrough until 1975 with the additions 140-311 138-30) of vocalist Stevie Nicks and guitarist Lindsay Buck- I With this new cast, the band exploded onto NASH GENESIS EARL THOMAS CONLEY SOUL SONIC FORCE ingham. AIR SUPPLY CROSBY, STILLS, both U.S. and British rock charts. Mick not only Debuts: 1241 1111 1441 118) 125) plays drums in the group, he manages it as well. FLEETWOOD MAC T. Et GLASER BROS. CAMEO GLENN FREY FLEETWOOD MAC EXTRA FACTS: Lenny Bruce's last performance, 1966.. . 1261 1221 1461 122) Also born is Jeff Beck, 1944. 129) ALPERT STEVE MILLER BAND GEORGE STRAIT RAY PARKER JR. "All You Need Is Love" J. GEILS BAND HERB 127) 123) 148) 1261 FRIDAY, JUNE 25 - Direct from EMI's Lon- 1301 don studio, the Beatles recorded John Lennon's FRANK ZAPPA BOBBY BARE ATLANTIC STARR "All You Need Is Love" during a live worldwide 1321 149) 1271 television broadcast. Mick Jagger, his girlfriend JOHN WAITE WAYLON JENNINGS ISLEY BROTHERS

Marianne Faithful), and Donovan are among those (361 150) 128) present and join in on the repetitive chorus, a hyp- MARSHALL CRENSHAW CHERYL LYNN notic chant of "All you need is love." An estimated 1401 130) 150 million viewers catch the broadcast worldwide. EXTRA FACTS: Happy 37th birthday to Carly Simon. CHR A/C AOR Country Black Radio

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SatelliteMusic ur-ti721 - 1M centPR()(,RAMMIN(,. I\( MUSIC TELEVISION Network nu/ Bob Stevens (214) 934-2121 George Williams (214)343 9205 Buzz Brindle (212) 944-5399 The 2 Format, THE STARS-1010N HUEY LEWIS & NEWS STEVIE WONDER "Do I Do" (Tamla/Motown) BONDS "Out Of Work" (EMI America) GARY U.S. POINTER SISTERS "American Music" "Hope You Love Me Like You Say You Do" -JOHN "Landslide" (MCA) OLIVIA NEWTON (Planet/RCA) (Chrysalis) STILLS & NASH CROSBY, DR. HOOK "Loveline" (Casablanca/PolyGram) ROXY MUSIC "More Than This" (WB) "Wasted On The Way" (Atlantic) GLENN FREY "I Found Somebody" (Asylum) MELISSA MANCHESTER Country Coast -To -Coast HAIRCUT 100 "Favourite Shirts" (Arista) "You Should Hear How..." (Arista) MARTY ROBBINS "Some Memories Just Won't Die" (Columbia) fl::fir lust sì OSMOND BROTHERS FLEETWOOD MAC "Hold Me" (WB) "I Think About Your Lovin' " (Elektra/Curb) (Mer- GLENN FREY "I Found Somebody" (Asylum) STATLER BROTHERS "Whatever" CROSBY, STILLS & NASH cury/PolyGram) "Wasted On The Way" (Atlantic) HERB ALPERT "Route 101" (A&M) Bob Laurence (213) 883-7400

Contempo 300 INC. PETERS PRODUCTIONS, FLEETWOOD MAC "Hold Me" (WB) MELISSA MANCHESTER KENDALLS "Cheater's Prayer" (Mer- "You Should Hear How..." (Arista) etiej:\ Debbie Welsh (714) 565-8511 cury/PolyGram) 10,E GLENN FREY "I Found Somebody" (Asylum) WAYLON JENNINGS XTáo Know How To Carry On" (RCA) "Women Do KENDALLS "Cheater's Prayer" (Mer- FLEETWOOD MAC "Hold Me" (WB) GEORGE STRAIT "Fool Hearted Memory" (MCA) cury/Polygram) HALL & OATES "Your Imagination" (RCA) GAIL DAVIES CALAMITY JANE REO SPEEDWAGON "You Turn Me On, I'm A Radio" (WB) "Walkin' After Midnight" (Columbia) "Keep The Fire Burnin' " (Epic) CONLEE JOHN MAC DAVIS "Rodeo Clown" (Columbia) GARY U.S. BONDS "Out Of Work" (EMI America) Behind You, Nothing In Sight" (MCA) "Nothing ROGER MILLER & WILLIE NELSON Great American Country "Old Friends" (Columbia) RONNIE McDOWELL "I Just Cut Myself" (Epic) CON HUNLEY "Oh Girl" (WB) SYLVIA "Nobody" (RCA)

AIR SUPPLY "Even The Nights Are Better" (Arista) LARRY ELGART "Hooked On Swing" (RCA) DR. HOOK "Loveline" (Casabtanca/PolyGram) BPI REDDINGS John Iles (800) 426-9082 "(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay" (Believe In A Dream/CBS) Setteadel

STEVIE WONDER "Do I Do" (Tamla/Motown) JOHN SCHNEIDER "Dreamin' " (Scotti Bros./CBS) REDDINGS Prog Mg "(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay" (Believe In A Cal Casey (214) 634-8511 Dream/CBS) towel/wing WLTH WELCOMES JONES GIRLS Pictured Ile) ere WLTH/Gary, IN air - WAYLON JENNINGS personality Bob Coleman, Jones Girls Shirley and Brenda Jones, WLTH's FLEETWOOD MAC "Hold Me" (WB) "Women Do Know How To Carry On" (RCA) receptionist Wanda Gay, Valerie Jones, and Program Director Fred Moore GAIL DAVIES (seated). "You Turn Me On, I'm A Radio" (WB) CHARLY McCLAIN "Dancing Your Memory Away" (Epic) REDDINGS DAVID FRIZZELL "(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay" (Believe In A "I'm Gonna Hire A Wino To Decorate..." (WB) Dream/CBS)

STEVIE WONDER "Do I Do" (Tamla/Motown) STEVIE NICKS WILLIAM a Tonner "After The Glitter Fades" (Modern/Atco) Musical T anneR Spectrum COMPANY, INC ritax Kenny Bosak (901) 320-4433 ROGER MILLER & WILLIE NELSON Bright Blue "Old Friends" (Columbia) FLEETWOOD MAC "Hold Me" (WB) CHARLY McCLAIN CROSBY, STILLS & NASH "Dancing Your Memory Away" (Epic) "Wasted On The Way" (Atlantic) WAYLON JENNINGS HERB ALPERT "Route 101" (A&M) KGFJ GIVES TENDER LOVING CARA TO IRENE - KGFJ/Los Angeles "Women Do Know How To Carry On" (RCA) opened its doors to greet singer/actress Irene Cara, who wes in town do- TOMPALL & GLASER BROS. Country ing special appearances and interviews. Pictured (l -r) are morning per- TANner "I Still Love You..." (Elektra) sonality J.B. Stone, Cara, E/A's Jim Blevins, and Care's manager Selma ROGER MILLER & WILLIE NELSON Rubin. "Old Friends" (Columbia) DAVID FRIZZELL "I'm Gonna Hire A Wino..." (WB) EARL THOMAS CONLEY "Heavenly Bodies" Concept (RCA) TOMPALL & GLASER BROS. Les Nye (916) 782-7754 "I Still Love You..." (Elektra) More news stories KENDALLS "Cheater's Prayer" (Mer- Adult Rock cury/PolyGram) GEORGE STRAIT "Fool Hearted Memory" (MCA) FLEETWOOD MAC "Hold Me" (WB) in MOE BANDY "She's Not Cheatin'..." (Columbia) break first R&R EDDIE MONEY ALBERT COLEMAN'S ATLANTA POPS "I Think I'm In Love" (Columbia) "Just Hooked On Country" (Epic) CROSBY, STILLS & NASH EDDY RAVEN "Wasted On The Way" (Atlantic) "She's Playing Hard To Forget" (Elektra) Price includes two annual PATSY CLINE & JIM REEVES Ratings Reports and "I Fall To Pieces" (MCA) all Special Issues MAC DAVIS "Rodeo Clown" (Casablan- ca/PolyGram) ONE YEAR - 8195 Chick Watkins (303) 578-0700 WAYLON JENNINGS First Class Mail "Women Do Know How To Carry On" (RCA) Smell Market rates available FLEETWOOD MAC "Hold Me" (WB) CHARLIE ROSS

Overseas Subscribers 1930 Century Park West. L A . CA 90067 SURVIVOR "Eye Of The Tiger" (Scotti Bros./CBS) "The High Cost Of Loving" (Townhouse) 5300 per Year IU S Curds please)

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Album cuts are listed in order June 18, 1982 169 REPORTERS of airplay preference. 526 1tM 6/11 6/18 2 2 2 1 38 SPECIAL Special Forces (AEi-M) ...... "Caught" "Chain" 1 1 1 2 ASIA Asia (Geffen) "Sole" "Only" "Heat" "Dreams" 4 3 3 3 JOHN COUGAR American Fool (Riva/PolyGram) "Hurts" "Jack" 7 11 4 4 KANSAS Vinyl Confessions (Kirshner/CBS) "Play" "Right" "Face" "Fair" 3 4 5 5 VAN HALEN Diver Down (WB) "Dancing" "Good" 9 7 6 6 MOTELS All Four One (Capitol) "Only" "L" "Art" "Mission" 11 9 7 7 QUEEN Hot Space (Elektra) "Fire" "Calling" "Body" 6 5 9 8 RAINBOW Straight Between The Eyes (Mercury/PG) "Stone Cold" "Power - - - 21 9 REO SPEEDWAGON Keep The Fire Bumin' (Epic) 12 -inch Single 35 19 12 10 HEART Private Audition (Epic) "City's" "Man" "Perfect" "Situation" - - 111> 11 GENESIS Three Sides Live (Atlantic) "Paperlate" "Misunderstanding" "Turn" 5 6 8 12 SCORPIONS Blackout (Mercury/PolyGram) "No One" "Dynamite" - - 16 13 SURVIVOR Eye Of The Tiger (Scoth Bros./CBS) .. Title "American" - - 23 14 GLENN FREY No Fun Aloud (Asylum) "Partytown" "Found" "Don't" "One" 10 10 11 15 TOTO IV (Columbia) "Rosanna" "Afraid" "Africa" "Good" 8 8 10 16 PAUL McCARTNEY Tug Of War (Columbia) 'Take" "Ballroom" "Pound" - - 18 17 ROLLING STONES Still Life (Rolling Stones/Atco) "Going" "Thumb" "Start" "Satisfaction" 18 15 13 18 CHEAP TRICK One On One (Epic) "If" 'Tight" '1Kant" Title - - 28 19 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT ... Eye In The Sky (Arista) "Fingers" "Psychobabble" Title 25 20 17 20 707 Mega Force (Boardwalk) Title "Can't" "Fast" - - 35 21 APRIL WINE Enough Is Enough (Capitol) 12-inch Single - -.41>22 FLEETWOOD MAC Hold Me (WB) 12-inch Single - -41>23 STEVE MILLER BAND Abracadabra (Capitol) Title '1Konderin' " "Give" "Cool" 19 18 20 24 FRANKIE MILLER Standing On The Edge (Capitol) "Dream" "Danger" "Stop" 15 13 22 25 HUMAN LEAGUE Dare (Virgin/A&M) "Don't You Want Me" 12 12 15 26 ALDO NOVA Aldo Nova (Portrait/CBS) "Fantasy" "Hot" "Foolin' " 14 16 19 27 GREG KIHN BAND Kihntinued (Beserkley/Elektra-Asylum) 'Testify" "Dedication" 24 25 25 28 SHERBS Defying Gravity (Atco) "Ride" "Alive" 34 31 30 29 MONROES The Monroes (Alfa) "People" - 37 31 30 AXE Offering (Atco) "Party" "Video" "Bum" - - 40 31 GARY U.S. BONDS On The Line (EMI America) 'Ikons" "Hold" "Rendezvous" "City" - - .11. 32 FRANK ZAPPA Ship Arriving... (Barking Pumpkin) "Valley" 38 35 33 33 A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS A Flock Of Seagulls (Jive/Arista) "I Ran" "Space" 'Telecommunications" 23 22 27 34 ELTON JOHN Jump Up (Geffen) "Ball" "Robot" "Garden" 13 14 26 35 JETHRO TULL Broadsword Et Beast (Chrysalis) "Fallen" - - «.illllliil 36 JOHN WAITE Ignition (Chrysalis) "Change" 'Temptation" "Going" "Life" 17 17 29 37 LOVERBOY Get Lucky (Columbia) "Over'' "Lucky' 'Take" New - - 39 38 SOFT CELL Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret (Sire/WB) "Tainted Love" Entry 22 26 32 39 FRANKE Et THE KNOCKOUTS Below The Belt (Millennium/RCA) "Never" "Without" "Gina" - - 40 MARSHALL CRENSHAW Marshall Crenshaw (WB) "Someday" 'There" "Dance" "Cynical" MOST ADDED. MEDIUM THE HOTTEST 6/18 6/11 6/4 528 521 6/18 : 1 64 . 1 6/18 6/11 64 528 521 1 FRANKIE MI'_LER 91/79 107.1 91879 10'168 81/à6 1 38 SPECIAL 156/140 160/139 151/133 154/111 1/425 1 ROLLING STONES 155115 32/J2 00 iQq 0V A 10 A 27 443 Standing On.. (Capitol) A3 A8 Special Forces (A&M) A-0 -0 A-1 9 99 M-19 M-0 Still Life IRS/Atco) H.12 H 1 1 H-11 H-7 H2 Tie "Dream" "Caught Up In" M-16 -21 M-20 -35 M-20 "Going To A Go-Go" H-21 H-0 2 QUEEN 144/76 14669 13653 13067 1285 1 ASIA 159/140 166/151 162/751 162/153 162/155 2 STEVE MILLER BAND 11390 5/d 047 A-2 A8 Hot Space (Elektra) A3 A-13 A-122 Asie (Geffen) A-0 -0 A-0 -0 -0 Abracadabra (Capitol) M-15 M-2 Tie "Put Out The Fire" H 73 H87 H-50 "Sole Survivor" M-19 M-15 M8 M-9 -6 Title H-8 H-0 2 GLENN FREY 132/76 /24. 9/1 017 00 3 JOHN COUGAR 155/128 160/122 157/119 151/104 11891 3 SURVIVOR 124/70 21/14 01 at7 Qí7 No Fun Aloud (Asylum) A-29 A-109 A8 American Fool (Riva/PG) A 1 -0 A-2 4 Eye Of... (Scotti Bros./CBS( M-25 M-6 "Partytown" H-27 H-7 H-0 "Hurts So Good" M 29 M-38 M-38 M-43 -50 Title H29 H-1 4 707 106/75 96/70 83/44 '1/Ì 00 4 KANSAS 153/124 159//113 147033 4 GLENN FREY 132/19 124/109 95 QO 011 A-12 A 18 A-59 A.1 Mega Force (Boardwalk) Vinyl... (Kirshner/CBS( A 2 A-9 A-100 A-15 No Fun Aloud (Asylum) M-76 M-8 M-1 H -le HB H-0 H-0 Tie Title "Play The Game Tonight" M-27 M-37 M-18 M-12 ."Partytown" H-27 H-7 H-0 5 HEART 130/70 13069 123/11 164 00 5 VAN HALEN 141/113 150/121 146/127 743/117 144/113 4 ALAN PARSONS PROJ. 172229 113/106 106 52 4/4 Private Audition (Epic) A-9 A-14 A-107 A-12 Diver Down (WB) A-0 A-0 A-0 AO 3 Eye In The Sky (Arista) M-67 M-3 M-2 M-2 M-0 "City's Burning" H-51 H47 H-5 H-0 "Dancing In The Street" M-28 M-29 M-19 M-26 M 28 "Fingers Bum" H-26 H-5 H-2 H1 H-0 6 ALAN PARSONS PROJ. 12267 113/d 702 52 40 6 MOTELS 142/96 15151 14958 14063 13164 6 GARY U.S. BONDS 8128 7573 a. QO 00 In A-29 A 105 A8 A-2 A4 Eye The Sky (Arista) All Four One (Capiton A-2 A-0 A-9 A-3 A-10 On The Line )EMI Amensal M-40 M-2 M-0 "Fingers Burn" H-26 F1-5 H-2 M1 H-0 The Lonely" M46 M60 M35 M-74 M-72 "Out Of Work" H-13 H-0 H-0 "Only 7 CHEAP TRICK 111.6 11052 10263 10159 1005 7 TOTO 10861 127/1 123/102 12297 135/101 7 FRANK ZAPPA 7227 5326 30/17 14/12 047 One On One (Epic) A-5 A-5 A-5 A-18 A 92 IV (Columbia) A-1 A-1 A-2 A 1 A-2 Ship... (Barking Pumpkin) M-25 M 14 M-5 M-0 "If You Want' H41 H-43 H-33 H-24 H-3 "Rosanna" M 28 M-21 M-19 M-24 M-32 "Valley Girl" 9-20 H 13 H-8 H-2 8 SHERBS 7558 8672 81/75 86/!2 72155 117/72 1431705 141/111 141666 74261 8 GENESIS 3825 00 00 04) 00 8 PAUL McCARTNEY Defying Gravity (Atcol A-2 A-2 A-2 A-8 A 13 A-3 A-10 Three Sides Live (Atlantic) M9 Tie Tug Of War (Columbia) A-1 A-0 A-1 "We Ride Tonight" H-16 H-12 H-7 H-6 H4 M44 M-48 M-40 M-52 M-51 "Paperlate" H4 "Take It Away" 8 AXE 7758 6758 6638 56/1 10 9 RAINBOW 124m 13266 14494 14457 142180 9 DAVID JOHANSEN 2322 22 3X1 210 20 A-15 A8 A-28 A-55 Al Offering (Atco) Straight... (Mercury/PG) A-0 A-0 A-0 A-0 A-0 Live It Up (Blue Sky/CBS) M-1 M-0 M-2 M-2 M 1 "R&R Party" H-4 H-1 H-0 H-0 H-0 "Stone Cold" M83 M-50 M81 M-57 M82 "Animals Medley" H-0 H-0 H-1 H-0 H-1 10 MONROES 7356 77758 67649 6038 43/11 10 SCORPIONS 1619/70 13368 13490 14098 13598 10 JOHN WAITE 64/16 48127 36/d5 32 00 A-9 A-21 The Monroes (Alfa) A4 A9 A20 A-0 A-0 A-0 A-1 A-2 M-44 M-20 M-0 M-1 Blackout (Mercury/PG) Ti. Ignition (Chrysalis) "People H-13 H-10 H-9 H-2 H-1 Know" "No One Like You" M-39 M-45 M44 M-41 M-35 "Change" H-4 H1 H-1 H-0 11 RAINBOW 12453 13650 14451 14457 142152 1p 11 QUEEN 14466 1415/73 73557 13050 1280 10 ROXY MUSIC 29/16 13/13 2tl 10 Straight... (Mercury/PG) A-0 A-0 A-0 A-0 A-0 Hot Space (Elektrel A-2 A-3 A-8 A-13 A-122 Avalon (WB) M-6 J-1 M-0 M-1 M-1 M-0 H-93 H80 "Stone Cold" H-71 H-86 H-87 "Put Out The Fire" M-78 Ma9 M63 M6'7 M6 "More Than This" HB H-0 H-0 H-1 H-1 12 FLOCK 59/37 53[35 39/30 A OF SEAGULLS 6751 63149 12 HEART 130,51 130/47 1226 166 06 12 AXE 77/15 67. 6628 .i6ß6 1/1 A Flock {Jive/Arista) A-7 A-7 A 13 A-14 A7 Of... Private Audition (Epic) A-9 A-14 A-107 A-12 Offering (Atco) M.5B M-58 M-38 M-1 M-0 "I Ran" H9 H-7 H-9 H4 H2 "City's Burning" M-70 M89 M-11 M-4 "R&R Party" H4 H1 H-0 H-0 - H-0 13 142/45 131/71 MOTELS 157/80 14955 140/74 111/41 11043 101/33 10124 1003 13 CLOCKS 14/13 1/1 00 0t7 00 13 CHEAP TRICK All Four One (Capitol) A-2 A-0 A-9 A-3 A-10 A-5 A-5 A-18 A92 M-1 M-0 One On One (Epic) A-5 Clocks (Boulevand/CBS) The H-96 H-91 H-83 H-49 "Only Lonely" H86 "If You Went" M86 M82 M83 M-59 M-5 "She Looks A Lot Like You" H-0 H-0 14 PAUL McCARTNEY 117/44 143/48 14164 141/52 14251 105/12 14 HUMAN LEAGUE 7314 83353 9797 9553 10267 14 707 96/18 B3ß9 2/1 00 Tug Of War (Columbia) A-1 A-0 A-1 A-3 A-10 Tie A-2 A-0 A-4 A-4 A-2 75 M70 M-24 M 1 Dare lVirgin/A&MI Mega Force (Boardwalk) M "Take It Away" H-72 H-95 H-100 H-86 H81 Tie "Don't You Want Me" M-31 M-30 M32 M-31 M-33 Title H-18 HE H-0 H-0 14 GREG KIHN BAND 7344 9a61 96,57 11496 116/70 24/12 19/13 10/10 15 ALDO NOVA 67/32 9045 10060 111/75 129193 14 RIOT t,tl 20 Kihntinued (Beserkley/E-Al A-0 A-1 A-1 A-1 A-2 M-12 M-0 M-1 M-2 Tie Aldo Nova (Portrait/CBS) A-0 A-0 A-0 A-1 A-0 Restless Breed (Elektra) M8 "Testify" H-29 H-38 H-38 H-47 H44 "Fantasy" M-35 M45 M-40 M-36 M-36 Title H-0 H-0 H-0 H-0 H-0 14 JOHN WAITE 64/4 4tt/10 36,5 3/1 00 Ignition (Chrysalis) A-16 A-27 A-35 A-2 "Change" H-4 H-1 H-1 H-0 The Hottest reports of charting artists are displayed over a five -week The Added reports of charting artists are displayed over a five -week The Medium reports of charting artists are displayed over a ive -week period. They are listed in order of total reports within the specific rotation period They are listed in order of total reports within the specific rotation period They are listed in order of total reports within the specifi rotation for the week Two numbers follow each album title The first represents for the week Two numbers follow each album title The first represents for the week. Two numbers follow each album ltle. The first represents total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week The sec- total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week The sec- total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week The second is the number of those stations that reported it in hot rotation this week ond is the number of those stations that added it this week Below these ond is the number of those stations that reported it in medium rotation this Below these numbers are breakdowns of the albums' reports in other numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in other rotations for the week Below these numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in other rotations for the week The albums preferred airplay cut is listed week The album's preferred airplay cut is listed rotations for the week The album's preferred airplay cut is listed

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 46 R&R/Friday, June 18, 1982 BREAKERS Significant Action JAZZ ON non EDDIE MONEY 12 -inch Single (Columbia) Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest "Think I'm In Love" Total: 62. A-62, M-0, H-0 level of on any given station activity week. Road Island (WB) AMBROSIA 1 1 . (ECM/WB) ROLLING STONES PAT METHENY GROUP Offramp "How" "Satisfied" Total: 47. A-1, M-38, H-8 "Eighteen" Title Stil Life (Roling Stones/Atco) D E. 7th (Columbia) DAVE EDMUNDS 3 2 CRUSADERS Royal Jam (MCA) "Going" 'Thumb" "Start" "Satisfaction." 92% of "Small" .. Total: 42. A-1, M-32, H-9 our reporters on it. Total album reports: 155. Various Cuts POINT BLANK On A Roll (MCA) A-115, M-19, H-21. Album charted this week at 2 LORBER It's A Fact (Arista) "White""Look" Total: 41. A-1, M-29, H-11 3 JEFF number 17. "Tierra" "Moon" FLEETWOOD MAC KROKUS One Vice At A Time (Ansta) 6 4 SIEGEL Dan Siegel (Elektra) "Hold Me" (WB) "Long Stick" . Total: 41. A-0, M-31, H-10 DAN 12 -inch Single MEN AT WORK Business As Usual (Columbia) "Uptown" 86% of our reporters on it. Total single reports: "Who Can It Be" Total: 41. A-9, M-24, H-8 6 5 B. COBHAM'S... Observations... (Mus./Elek.) 146. A-137, M-6, H-3. Single debuted this week at Various Cuts BOW WOW WOW . . The Last Of The Mohicans (RCA) number 22. "I Want Candy" Total: 38. A-3, M-29, H-6 6 NIGHTWIND ... ACasual Romance (Pausa) SURVIVOR STEVIE WONDER Original... (Tamla/Motown) "First Family' Eye Of The Tiger (Scotti BrosJCBS) "Line"Ribbon" Total: 37. A-1, M-29, H-6 Weather Report (ARC/Col.) Trtle "American." 73% of our reporters on it. Total 8 7 WEATHER REPORT album reports: 124. A-70, M-25, H-29. Album JOAN JETT & . I Love Rock -N -Roll (Boardwalk) "Volcano" this week at number 13. "Crimson And Clover" Total: 36. A-0, M-21, H-15 charted 9 8 AL DI MEOLA . Electric Rendezvous (Columbia) STEVE MILLER BAND CLASH Combat Rock (Epic) Title Abracadabra (Capitol) "Should I Stay" Total: 35. A-5, M-20, H-10 7 9 JEAN-LUC PONTY . Mystical Adventures (Atl.) Title "Wondering" "Give" "Cool." 67% of our re- SQUEEZE Sweets From A Stranger (AErM) "Rhythms" porters on it. Total album reports: 113. A-90, "Hold" "Coffee" Total: 35. A-3, M-22, H-10 M-15, H-8. Album debuted this week at number Import) 5 10 LEE RITENOUR Rio (Musician/Elektra) PETE . 12 -inch Single (Atco - 23. TOWNSHEND Part 2" Total: 35. A-22, M-6, H-6, S-1 Various Cuts APRIL WINE "Face Dances ... These albums, displayed over a two-week penod, received sAgnificant "Enough Is Enough" (Capitol) Significant Action listings showcase product in all musical con- reports but did not chart this week on the National Alrplayl40 listing has not 12-inch Single figurations that has received significant airplay but which This chan represents activity based on a combination of add, medium garnered sufficient reports to chart on the National Airplay/40 listing. 66% of our reporters on it. Total single reports. and hot reports, as well as special jazz programming. The album's These records are listed in order of airplay. They may be either still on larger 112. A-47, H-22, S-1. charted this preferred airplay cuts are fisted; singles are in bold type. Artists in M42, Single the 'se, or former National Airplay/40 chart acts. week at number 21. type registered significant airplay gains this week.

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CATS (EMI MNIU/ PARKERKS A. 081at KANT SPECIAL .N1.1 CO 1010IMI OAK EUYMOS 15Ir1M OEM TEILS 141(1 ctfoó6-FktnlwEltrE6l E isiml GREG ELAND I IKA) 5CENMl(MS Ircr1/Po110e1 SAMM PANIER 1 re stol -MZENnM IHM .TREY 107 IBMow1S 1611) B76-2426 MIMaNS lratom rPoIw NOTE: Two numbers follow WCozlso.M. ALEEN EEHIIrw SLEEZF INAL KANSAS INIrNnr/CBS) -KLEE/MOD MC (Mt 0 AXA 15.1 A FL40 8117) 5474160 Slil CELL )SIrMI Or ).Herat M6 BAA1U AREL KIM B. STEVIE rOER IT+ MAMI -51tIt MOSES IMO) each name. The first totals all 5ARMrO1 ISco») Mes/CBS) Ell. O IE KAKI 1wgatM Met MITE Ise IS DAVE SPO6Ll R. L. 104.1Eiu1d1 Mee.. PO: AOY GENaSEM AI PARSONS EKJ. IRISIM JOM C41rM 1.PoIw+1 0.0,I S/NNI MALIK STONES QUEEN lEISMrrn.lal n IM reports in ell rotations in the TEO -STEVE FILLER BAS rolo (.IGO. -MESS M: E.MOS 1.pllol I PLOAI..SEgILLS 1511 IneSm/ Arco »I ANERSON I041 Addee . -eE0 SREDMWE 141[1 .REO SPEEOMEOF 1411 56E1YM -MOTO )NMI M IKm 1615555 /tw I.811w VAR MEER t01 given region. The second I.E. 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GEER CIE, KIDS II6SI KM AT YOB 1.1.551.1 QEM FREY NEI IBHtw ET 00w,z.e SCNS )AIO) MARSALL OERSMY lSl SOOT .K SIM IYIrg In/411 OI Sexts My (212) 547.7777 KIM CILS IERI Mrlcel q RNERXM robed (UFOS, LLETS MC IMI ASIA MKIRL 1 707 SBMdeelml .1 .del 46MPAÉ 61AMI.Lr IMITO) L SIEYEYS 141c1 AE5,3 15.0c1 -MISERS (scMrreer/MI 1416nd L.A. GEµR WQ onion uIle mal »AN E17 1...110 A I'LW....SFA.LLS WLIRILOnq MLLIte STORES IRISAI too 18.1 565.41A IMi m A1t no A - ND: PROEM ARINI -PM.. 1d.. u ADO PrA IC SIt/6R .e/Blslw (6141 41660200 511 ing5,0/Arcot TORONTO 1IMI EN AI .Gu .t.55ew (717)541.1047 ITÓ red ADM 1..9110 KEE LET15 RENS Ilen),I.I to AT MAILS 1 Iron ELI. J« I.Ifwl EN ASK .11551 38 SPECIAL )NMI 707 IB.dw1 oo: A.. PINSIA MIRKY STfME KEA ITS)05..nl Mt ENNIµ Kee . SICA 141.1 EI MMTI ln:esSMITE IJrnIs) SQUEEZE 1414I NEAP . NICMEIS PM1ES0 PMDJ. IEe1 ANDFS 611.0 IF CLASSAI 1411 PA. 8. OMEN 1E1.1.0 IXE iás Ircy/PoIwM Mu AeM COrM RMNPoIYBr51 I4 I mLMOiO UGAI RANIE MILLER snonlA St.? -MrYu55a.lE MIN. 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TN» Two lam WMb Weeks W.sk June 18, 1982 5 3 1 O DON WILLIAMS/Listen To The Radio (MCA) BREAKERS® I 8 6 3 CHARLEY PRIDE/I Don't Think She's In Love (RCA) 10 5 4 8 CONWAY TWITTY/Slow Hand (Elektra) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of 13 8 5 O RONNIE MILSAP/Any Day Now (RCA) station activity on any given week. 14 11 7 O BARBARA MANDRELU'TiI You're Gone (MCA) 3 2 2 6 EDDIE RABBITT/I Don't Know Where To Start (Elektra) WILLIE NELSON ROGER MILLER & 17 12 9 JOHN ANDERSON/Would You Catch A Falling Star (WB) Old Friends (Columba) 21 15 12 ED BRUCE/Love's Found You And Me (MCA) On 75% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 36, Same 28, Down 0, 27 20 14 JOHNNY LEE/When You Fall In Love (Full Moon/Asylum) Debuts 21, Adds 17. R&R Chart: 48-42. 26 19 15 O JANIE FRICKE/Don't Worry'Bout Me Baby (Columbia) REBA McENTIRE 34 29 20 ALABAMA/Take Me Down (RCA) I'm Not That Lonely Yet (Mercury/PolyGram) 30 22 18 0 MERLE HAGGARD/Are The Good Times Really Over (Epic) On 72% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 41, Same 22, Down 0, 12 10 10 13 LEE GREENWOOD/Ring On Her Finger... (MCA) Debuts 20, Adds 15. R&R Chart: 49-43. 15 13 11 14 RAZZY BAILEY/Everytime You Cross My Mind... (RCA) EARL THOMAS CONLEY 1 1 6 15 T.G. SHEPPARD/Finally (WB/Curb) Heavenly Bodies (RCA) 28 21 19 (D LACY J. DALTON/Slow Down (Columbia) On 67% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 22, Same 31, Down 0, 4 4 8 17 BELLAMY BROTHERS/For All The Wrong... (Elektra/Curb) 15, 23. Added Record. REtR Debut 44. Debuts Adds A Most Chart: 31 28 21 O TERRI GIBBS/Ashes To Ashes (MCA) DAVID FRIZZELL 37 32 25 O RICKY SKAGGS/I Don't Care (Epic) I'm Gonna Hire A Wino To Decorate... (WBMnra) 33 30 22 OSMONDS/I Think About Your Lovin' (Elektra/Curb) On 61% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 44, Same 19, Down 0, 38 33 28 Gin DOLLY PARTON/Heartbreak Express (RCA) Debuts 12, Adds 8. REtR Chart: 50-45. 16 14 17 22 LEON EVERETTE/Just Give Me What You... (RCA) TOMPALL Et GLASER BROTHERS 9 9 13 23 TAMMY WYNETTE/Another Chance (Epic) I Still Love You (After AIL..) (Elektra) 42 37 33 HANK WILLIAMS JR./Honky Tonkin' (Elektra/Curb) On 60% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 17, Same 24, Down 0, 39 35 29 O EMMYLOU HARRIS/Bom To Run (WB) Debuts 20, Adds 20. R&R Chart: Debut 46. 40 34 31 O CON HUNLEY/Oh Girl (WB) 41 36 30 (% RONNIE McDOWELL/I Just Cut Myself (Epic) 2 7 16 28 MICKEY GILLEY/Tears Of The Lonely (Epic) MOST ADDED HOTTEST 43 38 35 JUICE NEWTON/Love's Been A Little Bit Hard On Me (Capitol) WAYLON JENNINGS (59) CONWAY TWITTY (65) - 42 38 eO OAK RIDGE BOYS/So Fine (MCA) Women Do Know How To Carry On (RCA) Slow Hand (Elektra) - 43 40 ® ROSANNE CASH/Ain't No Money (Columbia) CHARLY McCLAIN (36) ALABAMA (60) - 48 43 ® MARTY ROBBINS/Some Memories Just Won't Die (Columbia) Dancing Your Memory Away (Epic) Take Me Down (RCA) 29 26 24 33 JERRY REED/The Man With The Golden Thumb (RCA) GEORGE STRAIT (34) RONNIE MILSAP (49) - 44 39 $LARRY GATLIN/She Used To Sing On Sunday (Columbia) Fool Hearted Memory (MCA) Any Day Now (RCA) 50 41 37 JOHN SCHNEIDER/Dreamin' GAIL DAVIES (30) DON WILLIAMS ® (Scotti Bros./CBS) (40) 42 You Turn Me On I'm A Radio (WB) Listen To The Radio (MCA) - 50 O SYLVIA/Nobody (RCA) 7 16 23 37 STATLER BROTHERS/You'll Be Back... (Mercury/PolyGram) 6 17 26 38 WAYLON Er WILLIE/Just To Satisfy You (RCA) New - 49 44 0 MEL TILLIS/The One That Got Away (Elektra) Entry NEW & ACTIVE 25 23 27 40 BILLY SWAN/With Their Kind Of Money... (Epic) 23 25 34. 41 RAY PRICE/Forty And Fadin' (Dimension) ROGER MILLER Et WILLIE NELSON/Old Friends (Columbia) Recent releases are listed In order of their actMty. The two numbers following the artist title, label )example. e deflpnatlon - - 49 4) REBA McENTIRE/l'm Not That Lonely Yet (Mercury/PolyGram) 100 251 Indicate how many of ow reporters are On the record this week 11001 and of those 100 how many added R this week 125). "limes" are broken down for each record and Indicate how many statlom moved the song Up on their Charts, held It the - mmm EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Heavenly Bodies (RCA) Same on to on, add to on. 51-51, etc.), moved K Down on their charts, or Added it this week. i)iiindlcated one of this week's - - 50 4 DAVID FRIZZELL/I'm Gonna Hire A Wino To... (WBNiva) most added new songs. - o TOMPALL Et GLASER BROTHERS/I Still Love You... (Elektra) 11 (18 32 47 MEL McDANIEL/Take Me To The Country (Capitol) DGEORGE STRAIT "Fool Hearted Memory" (MCA) 79/34 CDGEORGE STRAIT/Fool Hearted Memory (MCA) National Summery: Up 9, Same 20, Down 0, Debuts 16, Adds 34 including WPOR-AM-FM, WWVA, WILQ, - WPLO, KOKE-AM-FM, WCMS-FM, WTQR-FM, WCXI, WFMS-FM, \A/IL-AM-FM, KFH, KYGO-FM, KMAK, KVEG, - r BOBBY BARE/If You Ain't Got Nothin'... (Columbia) KEEN. R&R Chart: Debut 48. - mmm WAYLON JENNINGS/Women Do Know How... (RCA) BOBBY BARE "If You Ain't Got Nothin'..." (Columbia) 79/10 O National Summary: Up 36, Same 23, Down 0, Debuts 10, Adds 10, WWVA, WFNC, WQIK-FM, WMPS, WSLR, This chart Is based solely on complied weekly reports from our reporting statkeK. Sack drded numbers Indicate WWWW-FM, WTSO, KEIN, KLAC, KYTE, KIXZ 44-35, KOKE-AM-FM 40-31, KRMD-AM-FM 40-30, KTTS-AM-FM continued upward movement from the majority of our reporters. 40-33, KRWQ-FM 15-12. R&R Chart: Debut 49. WAYLON JENNINGS "Women Do Know How To Carry On" (RCA) 75/59 MICHAEL MURPHEY'Whats Forever For" (Liberty) 38/17 Val National Summary: Up 3, Same 6, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 59 including WGNA-FM, WMZQ-FM, WWVA, National Summary: Up 5, Same 13, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 17 including WCAW, WPLO, WMPS, WTOR-FM, KSO, WPLO, WAMZ-FM, WSM, WNOE-AM, WIRK -FM, WHK, WCXI, WIRE, WDGY, KEBGFM, KLZ, KNIX-FM, KCBQ-AM. WDAF, WXCL, KTPK-FM, KVEG, KBBQ, WCMS-FM 45-31. R&R Chart: Debut 50. LOUISE MANDRELL Et R.C. BANNON "Our Wedding Band" (RCA) 34/7 JACK GRAYSON 'Tonight I'm Feeling You (All Over Again)" (Joe -Wes) 70/6 National Summary: Up 8, Same 15, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 7, WSEN-AM-FM, KHEY, WFNC, KECK, KUZZ, KWJJ, National Summary: Up 31, Seme 22, Down 0, Debuts 11, Adds 6, WPOR-AM-FM, WAMZ-FM, WQYK-FM, WHK, KSON-AM-FM, KYXX 33-29, WTSO 40-36, KSOP-FM 40-35. WITL-FM, KYTE, WGNA-FM 37-34, WYII 48-43, KOKE-AM-FM 32-29, KRMD-AM-FM 50-39, WIRK -FM 40-34, WHBF 40-33, KFDI-AM-FM 46-38, KEED 45-39, KTOM 41-33. STEVIE NICKS "After The Glitter Fades" (Modern/Atco) 34/5 National Summary: Up 9, Same 16, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 5, WILQ, KKYX, KWKH, KVOO, KIGO, WSEN-AM-FM UMMOE BANDY "She's Not Really Cheatin ,.." (Columbia) 65/24 4842, KRMD-AM-FM 48-37, WCMS-FM 42-36, KRWQ-FM 13-10, KUGR 30-26. National Summary: Up 7, Same 20, Down 0, Debuts 15, Adds 24 including KIX106, WWVA, WCOS-AM-FM, WAMZ-FM, WNOE-AM, KWKH, WTOR-FM, KSO, WKKQ-AM-FM, WITL-FM, KVEG, KCKC, KCBQ-AM, KSON-AM- IM JOHN CONLEE "Nothing Behind You, Nothing In Sight" (MCA) 32/26 FM, KEBC-FM 42-35. LIM National Summery: Up 0, Same 5, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 26 including WGNA-FM, WADR, WSM, WRNL, KENDALLS "Cheater's Prayer" (Mercury/PolyGram) 65/9 WIRK -FM, WUBE-FM, WCUZ-AM-FM, WFMS-FM, KFH, KEED, KRSY. National Summery: Up 23, Seme 23, Down 0, Debuts 10, Adds 9, WCAW, WQIK-FM, WNOE-AM, WDAF, KECK, TERRY GREGORY "I'm Takin' A Heart Break" (Handshake/CBS) 30/14 WXCL, KVEG, KSOP-FM, KEEN, KYXX 34-27, WFMS-FM 30-26, KVOO 41-33, KWJJ 48-43, KSON-AM-FM 40-34, National Summary: Up 2, Same 12, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 14, WWVA, KRRV, WSOC-FM, WDAK, KHEY, KRMD- KBBQ 41-34. AM-FM, WCMS-FM, KSO, WKMF, WHBF, KTTS-AM-FM, KVOO, KKAL, KEED. OMEDDY RAVEN "She's Playing Hard To Forget" (Elektra) 64/25 JIM Et JESSI Er CHARLIE LOUVIN "North Wind" (Soundwaves) 29/2 National 7, National Summary: Up 7, Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 14, Adds 25 including WSEN-AM-FM, WILQ, KLVI, WMC- Summary: Up Same 18, Down 1, Debuts 1, Adds 2, WGVM, KBMY, WSIX-FM 14-13, KSO 25-24, WXCL 47-38, AM, WSM, WNOE-AM, KWKH, WKMF, WFMS-FM, KYGO-FM, KMAK, KRAK, KEEN, KBBQ, WBGW-FM 47-37. 23-18, KTTS-AM-FM KVOO 44-39, KFOI-AM-FM 38-33, KUUY 18-15, KRWQ-FM 5-5. BILLY PARKER 'The Last Country Song" (Soundwaves) 63/1 CALAMITY JANE "Walkin' After Midnight" (Columbia) 28/8 National Summary: Up 5, 14, 1, National Summary: Up 31, Same 28, Down 2, Debuts 3, Adds 1, KEIN, WGNA-FM 45-42, WIXY 33-29, WIXL-FM 48-33, Same Down 0, Debuts Adds 8, WYKR, WPLO, KXYL, WCMSFM, KEBC-FM, WHBF, KEED, KRAK, KRRV 27-22, KHEY 31-27, WAMZ-FM 39-31, KEBC-FM 10-8, KVOO 20-15, KRWQ-FM 45-39, KWJJ 34-30, KSON- WKSJ-FM 37-32, KRWC: FM 37-31. AM-FM 36-30. DEAN DILLON "Play This Old Working Day Away" (RCA) 26/6 MAC DAVIS "Rodeo Clown" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 52/9 National Summary: Up 1, Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 6, WKSJ-FM, KRMD-AM-FM, KWKH, WTSO, KCCY-FM, KSOP-FM, WWVA on, KFDI-AM-FM on, KRST-FM on, KVVJJ National Summery: Up 18, Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 8, Adds 9, KIX106, WWVA, WSIX-FM, WOYK-FM, WMNI, on. KWMT, WGEE, WITL-FM, KLAC, WMZQ-FM 37-33, KHEY 47-37, WSM 37-29, KSO 29-20, KFH 42-37, KUZZ 49-44. RONNIE ROGERS "First Time Around" (Lifesong) 25/7 aCHARLY McCLAIN "Dancing Your Memory Away' (Epic) 51/36 National Summery: Up 3, Same 13, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 7, KXYL, KHEY, WGVM, KRMD-AM-FM, WXCL, WHBF, KYTE, WIXL-FM 38-27, KUZZ 45-40. National Summary. Up 3, Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 38 icluding WRKZ-FM, WPOR-AM-FM, WPLO, WSOC-FM, KHEY, WMC-AM, WSM, WCMSFM, WAXX, KEBC-FM, KFDI-AM-FM, KRST-FM, KNIX-FM, KSOP-FM, BRENDA LEE "Keeping Me Warm For You" (MCA) 24/6 KMPS-AM-FM. National Summary: Up 1, Same 12, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 6, KXYL, KSO, WHBF, KFH, KRWQ-FM, KRAK, WFMS- JIM REEVES Et PATSY CLINE "I Fall To Pieces" (MCA) 49/8 FM d32, KFDI-AM-FM on, KEEN on, KMPSAM-FM on. National Summary: Up 18, Same 17, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 8, WADR, WFNC, WKSJ-FM, WSM, WMNI, KWMT, JOE SUN with SHOTGUN "Fraulein" (Elektra) 23/9 KFH, KSOP-FM, KIX106 30-22, WMZQ-FM 22-18, KHEY 49-39, WMC-AM 22-19, WMPS 18-14, KEBC-FM 37-32, KRAK National Summary: Up 1, Same 11, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 9, WYKR, WWVA, WSOC-FM, KHEY, WAMZ-FM, 44-35. KRWQ-FM, KWJJ, KRSY, KRAK, KLVI 38-24. ALBERT COLEMAN Et ATLANTA POPS "Hooked On Country" (Epic) 46/8 LLOYD DAVID FOSTER "Blue Rendezvous" (MCA) 22/5 National Summary: Up 21, Seme 11, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 8, WMZQ-FM, KIXZ, KHEY, WWOD, WSM, WDAF, National Summary: Up 2, Same 11, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 5, KHEY, WLWI-FM. WFMS-FM, KEED, KRAK, KPLX-FM KRSY, KBBQ, WVAM 15-9, WHN 14-13, WLWI-FM 9-6, WIRK -FM 9-3, WITL-FM 24-19, KEBC-FM 16-13, KOMA 22-16, 30-27, KRMD-AM-FM on, KFDI-AM-FM on, KLZ on, KSOP-FM on. KSOP-FM 18-17. JACKY WARD "Take The Memory When You Go" (Asylum) 18/13 CHARLIE ROSS 'The High Cost Of Lovin' " (Townhouse) 44/13 National Summary: Up 0, Same 3, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 13, WGNA-FM, WVAM, WCAW, WYII, WESC-AM-FM, National Summary: Up 6, Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 13, WBGW-FM, KIXZ, WSM, KKYX, WQYK-FM, KKYX, KBMR, KFGO, KTTS-AM-FM, KRAK, KMPS-AM-FM, KIGO, KCUB. WCOS-AM-FM, WAXX, WWWW-FM, WDGY, WHBF, KBMY, KUUY, KMAK, WIXL-FM 50-40, KBBQ 42-33. MARLOW TACKETT Ever-Lovin' Woman" (RCA) 17/14 National Summary: Up 0, Same 1, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 14, WVAM, WBGW-FM, WIXL-FM, KSO, KRST-FM, KLZ, KEED, KCCY-FM, KRAK, KTOM, KSOP-FM, KEEN, KMPS-AM-FM, KIGO. SUE POWELL "Gonna Love Ye (Til The Cows Come Home)" (RCA) 16/5 SIGNIFICANT ACTION National Summary: Up 2, Same 7, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 5, WIXL-FM, WAMZ-FM, KRMD-AM-FM, KBMR, KVOO, CINDY HURT 'Talk To Me Loneliness" (Churchill) 39/9 WBGW-FM on, WSIX-FM d-29, KRST-FM on, KRWQ-FM 46-40, KSOP-FM on. National Summary: Up 4, Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 8, Adds 9, WPOR-AM-FM, KIXZ, WPLO, WNOE-AM, KWKH, RICH LANDERS "Pull My String" (AMI/NSD) 15/2 WIRK -FM, WMNI, WXCL, KRSY, KHEY 50-40. National Summary: Up 1, Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 2, WESC-AM-FM, WAXX, WGNA-FM on, WXCL on, KTTS-AM-FM QGAIL DAVIES "You Turn Me On I'm A Radio" (WB) 38/30 48-37, KFH on, KMAK on, KSOP-FM on. National Summery: Up 1, Same 4, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 30 including WSEN-AM-FM, WMZQ-FM, WCOS- BIG AL DOWNING "I'll Be Loving You" (Team Entertainment) 14/12 AM-FM, WNOE-AM, WIRK -FM, WBCS, KEBC-FM, KFDI-AM-FM, KNIX-FM, KSOP-FM, KMPS-AM-FM. National Summery: Up 0, Same 2, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 12, WIXL-FM, KIX106, WMZQ-FM, WCMS-FM, WIRK -FM, WAXX, KVOO, KUZZ, KMAK, KTOM, KSOP-FM, KIGO.

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JOHN CONLEE - Busted - (MCA) "A Lime of You" SYLVIA - Sylvia - (RCA) "Like Nothing Ever Happened" Hottest Tracks: "Common Man" "Mirage" "You're A Legend" (Epic) MEL TILLIS It's A Long Way To Daytona (Elek- "She Got The Goldmine (I Got The Shafts CHARLIE DANIELS BAND - Windows - - - JERRY REED (RCA) "Blowing Along With The Wind" "Nashville Moon" tra) "She's Been Doirí That For Years" "It's Gonne Be One Of Them RONNIE McDOWELL - Love To Burn - (Epic) Days" "Love To Bum" "Dangerous" DON WILLIAMS - Listen To The Radio - (MCA) BARBARA MANDRELL - ...In Black & White - "Mistakes" "If Hollywood Don't Need You" "I Can't Get To You From Here" "Only Love' "Standing In A Sea Teardrops" COUNTRY ALBUMS (MCA) "You're Not Supposed To Be Here" "Some Things Never Of Change" "Black And White" "The Thrill Is Gone" "Rolling Stone" HANK WILLIAMS JR. - High Notes - (Elektra/ Cuts in bold type are receiving the heaviest airplay. RONNIE MILSAP - Inside - (MCA) "Carolina Dreams" Curb) 'The South's Gonna Rattle Again" "If Heaven Ain't A Lot "Inside" "He Got You" "I Love New Orleans Music" "Hate The Like Dixie" 'Whiskey On Ice" "I've Been Down" "If You Wanne Get To Lies Love The liar" 'Wrong End Of The Rainbow" 'Who's Counting" Heaven" "Close - ALABAMA - Mountain Music - (RCA) "Felling In "Green River" JUICE NEWTON - Quiet Lies - (Capitol) Enough To Perfect" 'Words At Twenty Paces" Love" "Break It To Me Gently" "Heart Of The Night" "Adios Mi Cor- Most Requested: BOBBY BARE - Ain't Got Nothin' To Lose - (Co- azon"'Ever True" 'Trail Of Tears" lumbia) "Golden Memories" OAK RIDGE BOYS - Bobbie Sue - (MCA) "I Wish CONWAY TWITTY "Slow Hand" (Elektra) When We Were Boys You Were Here 10h My Dedin l" "Doctors Orders" BELLAMY BROTHERS - ALABAMA "Take Me Down" (RCA) (Elektra/Curb) "Until The Money's Gone" "Goin Sane" "You DOLLY PARTON - Heartbreak Express - (RCA) - Blue Ridge JOHN ANDERSON "Would You Catch A..." (WB) Make Love So Easy" 'Wé re Just A Little Ole Country Band" "Do I Ever Cross Your Mind" "Prime Of Our Love" "My ROSANNE CASH Somewhere In The Stars - Mountain Boy" RONNIE MILSAP "Any Day Now" (RCA) - JERRY REED The Man With The Golden Thumb DAVID FRIZZELL "I'm Gonna Hire..." (WBNiva) (Columbia) "I wonder-Third Rate Romance "Down On Love" - Yet" "Looking For "She Got The Goldmine (I Got The Shaft)" "44" "(Shu Doo "Ring On Her Finger..." (MCA) "That's How I Got To Memphis" "It Hasn't Happened - (RCA) LEE GREENWOOD A Comer Pa Poo Poop)"

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Ilse* Two lart Wei. Weit June 18, 1982 BREAKERS 9 5 2 Q JEFFREY OSBORNE/I Really Don't... (AFtM) 2 1 1 2 GAP BAND/Early In The Morning (Total Experience/PGM) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of 10 8 4 © RICK JAMES/Dance Wit' Me (Gordy/Motown) station activity on any given week. 21 15 9 Q STEVIE WONDER/Do I Do (Tamla/Motown) RAY PARKER JR. 11 9 7 © ONE WAY/Cutie Pie (MCA) Let Me Go (Arista) 1 2 5 6 TEMPTATIONS/R. JAMES/Standing On... (Gordy/Motown) 73% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 13/3, Light 15/7, 6 4 3 7 ASHFORD & SIMPSON/Street Comer (Capitol) Extra Adds 16, Total Adds 26 including WWIN, WDAS, WVEE, WHRK, WBMX, 3 6 6 8 DAZZ BAND/Let It Whip (Motown) WJPC, WCIN, KDAY, XHRM. A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 26 on the Black Radio Chart. 17 11 10 Q JUNIOR/Too Late (Mercury/PolyGram) CHERYL LYNN 16 16 13 0 CHIC/Soup For One (Mirage/Atlantic) Instant Love (Columbia) 7 7 11 11 BLOODSTONE/We Go A Long Way Back (T-Neck/CBS) 70% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy .2/0, Medium 18/1, Light 21/3, 26 21 19 ® "D" TRAIN/Keep On (Prelude) Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 9, WWIN, WJMO, WWRL, WATV, WOIC, WPDQ, WVOL, - 28 DREAMGIRLS/And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going (Geffen) WDAO, WKWM. Debuts at number 30 on the Black Radio Chart. ® 23 17 14 wirt LARRY GRAHAM/Don't Stop When You're Hot (WB) ATLANTIC STARR 12 12 12 15 P. McCARTNEY/S. WONDER/Ebony And Ivory (Columbia) Love Me Down (A&M) 5 3 8 16 CHANGE/The Very Best In You (RFC/Atlantic) 68% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 18/1, Light 16/2, 20 19 17 17 WHISPERS/Emergency (Solar/Elektra) Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 9, WAOK, WBMX, WSSJ, WANT, WANM, WWWS, WVOI, KDIA, KUKQ. Debuts at number 27 on the Black Radio Chart. - 41> SOUL SONIC FORCE/Planet Rock (Tommy Boy) WAR 29 25 WAR/Outlaw (RCA) 24 24 20 LAKESIDE/Something About That Woman (Soler/Elektra) Outlaw (RCA) 25 23 REDDINGS/(Sittin On) The Dock... (Believe In A Dream/CBS) 65% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 14/0, Medium 15/2, Light 8/2, ® (Chocolate Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 10, WAMO, WHRK, WYLD-FM, WDMT, KSOL, KOKY, - ® CAMEO/Flirt City/PolyGram) WDAO, WKWM, WTLC, KDIA. Moves 25-19 on the Black Radio Chart. 18 18 18 23 NARADA MICHAEL WALDEN/You're #1 (Atlantic) HIGH FASHION - 26 24 RITCHIE FAMILY/I'll Do My Best (For You Baby) (RCA) Feelin' Lucky Lately 27 26 HIGH FASHION/Feelin' Lucky Lately (Capitol) (Capitol) 1.411> C) RAY PARKER JR./Let Me Go (Arista) New 65% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 19/1, Light 15/1, Entry Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WENN, WOWI, WLTH, WJMI. Moves 26-25 on the _ ® ATLANTIC STARR/Love Me Down (A&M) Black Radio Chart. CAMEO numm ISLEY BROTHERS/The Real Deal (T-Neck/CBS) - 29 de CARRIE LUCAS/Show Me Where You're... (Solar/Elektra)r Flirt (Chocolate City/PolyGram) CHERYL LYNN/Instant Love (Columbia) 65% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 11/1, Medium 17/0, Light -ne 12/0, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, WDAS, WJLB, KDKO, KPOP-FM. Debuts at This Chart K based Solely on compiled weekly reports from our reporting stations each circled numbers Indicate number 22 on the Black Radio Chart. continued upward movement from the miprhy of our reporters ISLEY BROTHERS The Real Deal (T-Neck/CBS) MOST ADDED HOTTEST ISLEY BROTHERS (28) 64% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/1, Medium 9/1, Light 15/12, GAP BAND (32) Extra Adds 14, Total Adds 28 including WXYV, WDAS, WVEE, KMJQ, WDIA, RAY PARKER JR. (26) DAYTON DAZZ BAND (27) WYLD-FM, WGCI, WJPC, WCIN, WJLB, KDKO. A Most Added Record. Debuts at (18) ONE WAY DREAMGIRLS (12) (26) number 28 on the Black Radio Chart. JEFFREY OSBORNE (25) FATBACK BAND (11) SKYY (11)

IMAGINATION "Just An Illusion" (MCA) 21/3 NEW ACTIVE 4/0, Light Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 3, WVEE, WENN, KACE. Heavy: KRLY, WHRK, & Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 8/0, WBMX, WJLB, WWRL, WLTH. Medium: WNHC, KNOW, KELP, WOWI. Recent releases are listed In order of their activity The two numbers Immediately following each song title Indicate how RONNIE DYSON "Heart To Heart" (Cotillion/Atco) 21/2 0/0, 10/0, Extra 2, many of our reporters are on the record this week and of those, hew many added It this week. The rotational Rotations: Heavy Medium Light 9/0, Adds Total Adds 2, WJMO, WTLC. Medium: WILD, WDIA, WHRK, WNHC, WWRL, WENN, WKXI, WANT, WDAO, KPOP-FM. breakdowns which follow Indicate how marry stations have the song In the , eaoecttve rotation and of those. hew many added It into that particular rotation this week. Si Indicates one of this weeks Yost Added new songs. HIGH INERGY "First Impressions" (Gordy/Motown) 21/1 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 10/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WVOL. Heavy: WGCI, WATV, WLUM. SOUL SONIC FORCE "Planet Rock" (Tommy Boy) 37/6 Medium: WXYV, KDAY, XHRM, WSSJ, WJAX, WOWI, WLTH, KAEZ, WWWS, KACE. Rotations: Heavy 20/0, Medium 9/0, Light 4/2, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 6, WGCI, WCIN, KSOL, WJJS, WVOI, KPOP- HEATWAVE "Lettin' It Loose" (Epic) 20/2 FM. Heavy: WDAS, WAMO, WHUR, WAOK, KMJQ, WDIA, WHRK, WAIL-FM, WDMT, WJLB, XHRM, WSSJ, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 12/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds Total Adds 2, WDAS, WBMX. Heavy: WAOK, WATV, WENN, KELP, WJAX, WOWI, WANM, WTMP, WLTH. Medium: WXYV, WVEE, WJMO, KMJM, WPDQ, WJMI. Medium: WWIN, WHRK, WGCI, WCIN, XHRM, KOKY, WOWI, WTOY, WANM, WDAO, KACE, KUKQ. WVOL, WANT, KRLY. Debuts at number 18 on the Black Radio Chart. Z.Z. HILL "Cheating In The Next Room" (Malaco) 20/2 IMDAYTON "Hot Fun In The Summertime" (Liberty) 35/18 Rotations: Heavy 4/1, Medium 9/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WANT, WDAO. Heavy: WJLB, WTMP, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 21/6, Extra Adds 11, Total Adds 18, WXYV, WAMO, WHUR, WEDR, KACE. Medium: KRLY, WDIA, WNHC, KOKY, WVOL, WOWI, WKWM, WWWS, WVOI. WYLD-FM, WGCI, WJLB, KDKO, XHRM, WATV, WENN, WKXI, WJAX, KOKY, WLOU, WANM, WLTH, KDIA. SINNAMON "Thanks To You" (Becket) 20/1 Medium: WSSJ, KNOW. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 7/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WOWI. Heavy: WWIN, WDAS, WBMX, O'BRYAN "Still Water" (Capitol) 35/4 KACE. Medium: WXYV, WAOK, WHRK, WJLB, WWRL, WLTH, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 19/0, Light 8/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WILD, WDIA, WBMX, WDAO. Heavy: WWIN, WXYV, WEDR, WJMO, WATV, WJMI. Medium: WAOK, WYLD-FM, WCIN, KDAY, WENN, WOIC, WKXI, R.J.'S LATEST ARRIVAL "(Aerobic Dancin) Keep Dancin" (Zoo York) 19/1 WJAX, WPDQ, KOKY, WJJS, WVOL, WOWI, WANT, WANM, WTMP, WKWM, WLUM, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 9/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WJPC. Heavy: WEDR, WJMO, WENN, CANDELA "Love You Madly" (Arista) 33/3 WGIV, WTLC, WWWS. Medium: WWIN, WDAS, WDIA, WCIN, WAN, WLOU, WOWI, WLTH, WVOI. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 14/0, Light 15/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, WWIN, WSSJ, WTMP. Heavy: WNHC, FREDI GRACE Et RHINSTONE "Help (...Save This Frantic Heart Of Mine)" (RCA) 18/1 KUKQ. Medium: WDAS, WAOK, WHRK, WJMO, XHRM, KSOL, WKND, KNOW, WLOU, WJJS, WTOY, WLTH, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 8/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KDIA. Heavy: WOOK, WEDR, WENN. WWWS, KACE. Medium: WAOK, WJMO, XHRM, KSOL, KOKY, WOWI, WLTH, WTLC. MICHAEL WYCOFF "Looking Up To You" (RCA) 30/3 KLIQUE "Dance Like Crazy" (MCA) 18/0 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 12/0, Light 14/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, WVEE, WCIN, WVOI. Heavy: WJMO, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 10/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: XHRM, WJAX. Medium: WDAS, WJLB. Medium: WAMO, WHRK, WYLD-FM, WGCI, KDAY, WOIC, WOWI, WTOY, WDAO, WKWM, WLUM, KACE. WAOK, WJPC, WGIV, WLOU, WOWI, WTOY, KAEZ, KACE, KUKQ. GENE CHANDLER "Make The Living Worthwhile" (Chi-Sound Intl.) 30/1 SALSOUL ORCHESTRA 'Take Some Time Out (For Love)" (Salsoul/RCA) 17/6 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 18/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WAIL -FM. Heavy: WAOK, KNOW, WLTH, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/0, Light 6/2, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 6, WWIN, WAOK, WVEE, WGCI, WLOU, KACE. Medium: WWIN, WILD, WBMX, WJPC, WCIN, WJMO, KDAY, XHRM, WKND, WENN, WGIV, WOIC, WKXI, WWWS. Heavy: WNHC, KELP. Medium: WEDR, WJPC, WCIN, WJMO, WVOL. WBLX, WOWI, WTLC, WLUM, KPOP-FM. MIKE & BRENDA SUTTON "Don't Hold Back" (Sam) 17/4 SISTER SLEDGE "All The Man I Need" (Cotillion/Atco) 29/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 4, WAOK, WYLD-FM, WSSJ, WATV. Medium: Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 19/1, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WJAX, WANT. Heavy: WDAS, WBMX, WWIN, WDAS, WHRK, WEDR, WGCI, WJMO, WJLB, WTOY. WOIC, WPDQ, WDAO, KPOP-FM. Medium: WILD, WVEE, WDIA, WYLD-FM, WCIN, WJMO, KDAY, WSSJ, WATV, EDWIN BIRDSONG "She's Wrapped Too Tight..." (Salsoul/RCA) 17/3 WENN, WKXI, KOKY, WJJS, WLTH, WVOL, WOWI, WTLC, KUKQ. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, WXYV, WENN, KACE. Heavy: KDKO. DENNIS BROWN "Love Has Found Its Way" (A&M) 29/1 Medium: WWIN, WAOK, WDIA, WDMT, WJMO, WGIV, WLOU. Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 13/1, Light 10/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WKND. Heavy: WX't, WYLD-FM, RICH LITTLE "President's Rap" (Boardwalk) 17/2 WJMO, WGIV, WJAX, WLUM. Medium: WILD, WEDR, WBMX, KDAY, WNHC, WWRL, KNOW, WOWI, WTOY, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 7/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, WPDQ, KUKQ. Heavy: KMJQ, KMJM, KDIA. WLTH, WKWM, KACE. Medium: WDIA, WAIL -FM, WDMT, WKXI, KTFM, WTMP, WWWS. SUPERIOR MOVEMENT "Wide Shot" (CIM/CBS) 26/5 LESLIE SMITH & MERRY CLAYTON "Before The Night Is Over" (Elektra) 16/2 Rotations: Heavy Medium 11/0, Light 10/2, 2/0, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 5, KMJQ, WJPC, WJJS, WOWI, KACE. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, KACE, KUKQ. Heavy: KNOW. Medium: Heavy: WHRK, WJMI. Medium: WEDR, XHRM, KSOL, WGIV, KOKY, WLOU, WANM, WDAO, WLTH, WLUM, KPOP- XHRM, WSSJ, WKND, WLTH, WLUM, WVOI. FM. RANDY CRAWFORD "One Hello" (WB) 26/4 SHARON BROWN "I Specialize In Love" (Profile) 15/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 10/2, Light 12/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WXYV, WJMO, WKND, WVOI. Heavy: Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 8/0, Light 1/0. Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, WAIL -FM, KDAY. Heavy: WXYV, WILD, WAMO, WSSJ, KACE. Medium: WWIN, WDAS, WVEE, WEDR, WWRL, WJAX, WOWI, KPOP-FM. WVEE, WBMX. Medium: WWIN, WAMO, WOOK, XHRM, WOWI, WLTH, WKWM, WTLC. ST. TROPEZ "Femmes Fatales" (Destiny) 26/0 BILLY OCEAN "Calypso Funkin' " (Epic) 15/2 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 15/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WBMX, WGCI, KELP, WJAX, WLTH. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, WJMO, KDAY. Heavy: WJMI. Medium: Medium: WWIN, WDAS, WHUR, WAOK, WHRK, WEDR, WYLD-FM, WJMO, WSSJ, WATV, WENN, WGIV, WOWI, WHRK, WGCI, XHRM, WDAO, KACE. KACE, KDAY. XAVIER "Do It To The Max" (Liberty) 15/1 SEQUENCE "I Don't Need Your Love" (Sugar Hill) 25/4 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 6O, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WENN. Heavy: WBMX, KUKQ. Medium: Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 10/0, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, WEDR, WCIN, WANT, WANM. Heavy: KDAY, XHRM, KNOW, WJAX, WOWI, WLTH. WGIV, WOIC. Medium: WDAS, WOOK, WAIL -FM, WJMO, WNHC, WENN, KOKY, WJJS, WTOY, WDAO. SKYY "When You Touch Me" (SalsoulRCA) 14/11 DRAMATICS "Live It Up" (Capitol) 23/1 UM Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 1/0, Light 5/4, Extra Adds 7, Total Adds 11, WHUR, WCIN, WJMO, KDKO, WGIV, Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 8/0, Light 9/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WSSJ. Heavy: WDAS, WAOK, WCIN, KAEZ, WOIC, WPDQ, WBLX, WVOL, WANT, WWWS. Heavy: WJLB. Medium: WANM. WWWS. Medium: WBMX, WGCI, WGIV, WJJS, WANT, WTLC, WVOI, KACE. glIn DUNN & BRUCE STREET "Shout For Joy" (Devaki/Mirus) 14/10 ODYSSEY "Inside Out" (RCA) 22/8 LIM Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 9, Total Adds 10, WYLD-FM, KDAY, XHRM, WENN, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 8/0, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 7, Total Adds 8, WILD, WAOK, KRLY, WAIL -FM, WANT, WKXI, WTOY, WANM, WDAO, WTLC, KACE. WTOY, WKWM, KACE. Heavy: WJLB, KELP. Medium: WDAS, WHRK, WEDR, WGCI, XHRM, WSSJ, WOWI, WANM. PLUSH "Burnin' Love" (RCA) 14/8 KID CREOLE & THE COCONUTS "I'm A Wonderful Thing, Baby" (Sire/WB) 22/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 5/3, Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 8, WXYV, WAMO, WVEE, WAIL -FM, WYLD- Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 6/0, Light 7/3, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 6, WAMO, WAIL-FM, WLUM, WVOI, KACE, FM, XHRM, WTOY, WVOI. Medium: WHUR, WHRK, KDAY, KELP. KPOP-FM. Heavy: WDAS, WHRK, WBMX, WGCI, WSSJ, WPDQ. Medium: WHUR, KDAY, WNHC, WWRL, WVOL, IM FATBACK BAND "On The Floor" (Spring/PolyGram) 13/11 WLTH. LiM Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 2/0, Light 4/4, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 11, WWIN, WDAS, WAOK, WEDR, WGCI, VALENTINE BROTHERS "Money's Too Tight" (Bridge) 22/0 KDKO, WNHC, WLOU, WJJS, WVOL, WKWM. Medium: WHRK, WANM. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 13/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WDAS, WAOK, WEDR, WJMO. SADANE "One Minute From Love" (WB) 13/4 Medium: WWIN, WAMO, WDIA, WHRK, WGCI, WCIN, WENN, WKXI, WBLX, WDAO, WLTH, WTLC, KACE. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 9/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WOIC, WJMI, WJJS, WVOI. Medium: WHRK, WVOL. HOWARD JOHNSON "So Fine" (A&M) 13/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/1, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, WGCI, KDKO, WNHC, WGIV. Heavy: WJLB. SIGNIFICANT ACTION Medium: WHRK, KELP, WKWM, WVOI. RICHARD "DIMPLES" FIELDS 'Taking Applications" (Boardwalk) 21/5 FELIX & JARVIS "Flamethrower Rap" (RFC/WB) 13/2 Heavy 1/0, 10/0, Light 7/2, Extra 3, Total Rotations: Medium Adds Adds 5, WAMO, WBMX, WCIN, WDMT, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 6/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, WAIL -FM, KPOP-FM. Heavy: WAN, KELP, Heavy: WAOK. Medium: WWIN, WXYV, WDAS, WHUR, WHRK, WEDR, KDAY, WSSJ, WWRL, KUKQ. WWWS. Medium: WDAS, WDMT, WENN, WJJS, WKWM, WTLC.

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T -CONNECTION EDWIN BIRDSONG ORCHESTRA PLUSH SHOCK Hottest: IMAGINATION H ottest: CHERYL LYNN Hottest, DUNS i BRUCE SHOCK DAYTON ODYSSEY HERRIE HANCOCK MCCARTNEY/WONDER DAZI BAND ASHFORD i SIMPSON GAP BAND DREINGIRIS TASTE OP HONEY H ottest: ANGELA CLEMMONS GENE CHANDLER RICH DAZE BAND RAY PARKER JR. TEMPTATIONS/JAMES DAZZ BAND ISLET EROS HOWARD JOHNSON LITTLE MCCARTNEY/ROOMER TIME BANDITS SHARON BROWN ANGELA SHAW RICK JAMES BOBBY CALDWELL GAP BAND WAR TEMPTATIONS/JAMES Hottest, ILLUSION HALL a RATES STEVIE WONDER SALSOUL ORCHESTRA JEFFREY CANDI STATOR LINDA TAYLOR Hottest, HUMAN LEAGUE DEODATO OSBORNE Hottest: SOUL SONIC FORCE DAZI BAND JEFFREY OSBORNE BLOODSTONE BILLY PRESTON DAYTON WHISPERS CHANGE MICHAEL WYCOFF QUEEN REDDINGS GAP BAND PLEASURE DAZE BAND TROUBLE FUNK THIRD WORLD RAY, GOO4NN i BR ME WAY REDDINGS York PATRICE RUSHES QUEEN wIroue . HERB ALPERT WOlCKiskla lda. eC JUNIOR PLUSH SKY/ QUEEN CANDELA wwEww.w Wad Rom Hottest, u RAY PARKER JR. AVA CHERRY Hottest: MOM, Amid Ward ASHFORD i SIMPSON XAVIER CawdeAndonon MCCARTNEY/WONDER ASHFORD i SIMPSON Hottest, GAP BAND CHERYL LYNN Las JnMS. TEMPTATIONS/JAMES GREENE III JEFFREY OSBORNE SADANE GAP BAND STYLISTICS STEVIE WONDER ISLET BROS STEVIE WONDER CHERYL LYNN WJA ternie irewi K. JACKIE MOORE Wir MCCARTNEY/WONDER ILLUSION DREAMCIRLS SEQUENCE Cliolar bete ME WAY RICK JAMES RAY PARKER JR. GIRO BOCCIO RAY PARKER JR. BISA ha JERRY CARR RICK JAMES IRENE CAM KIOrAp.er.rrrl. DEODATO PLEASURE SOUL SONIC FORCE SHALAMAR ISLE' EROS u DREINGIRLS JEFFREY OSBORNE Jsllrlss JEAN CARS JEAN CART SKYY SISTER SLEDGE S INNAMON PLEASURE KAgKM Rodal.. GERALD MALLORY INTERLUDE WAOINAeaBb Hottest, DREIMGIRLS SUPERIOR MOVEMENT FELIX & JARVIS DAYTON GINO BOCCIO B OBBY BLAND Lan, TRAM, ONE WAY GARY U.S. BONDS LA CONNECTION KTAMs. ARoMs Abro M ks KID CREOLE B OBBY BLAND RICK JAMES DAYTON FATBACK BAND DAVID MORRIS TRILARX Jea ERASE, KID CREOLE I6LEY BROS CHARLES EARLAND FATBACK BAND JEFFREY OSBORNE ISLET BROS MCCRARYS H IGH SOUL SONIC SHADES OF LOVE FASHION DART SMITH A CLAYTON FORCE Hottest, MIKE i BRENDA WAR Hottest, Hottest, RAY PARKER JR. SHOCK SUGAR HILL GING TOTO IMAGINATION SAALAMIN MCCARTNEY/WOODER FONDA REA SEQUENCE JEFFREY OSBORNE GAP BAND Mottest: DREAMGIRL.S STEVIE WONDER DUSK i BRUCE BOOTEE COLLINS TEMPTATIONS/JAMES SMALAMAR RICK JAMES PATRICE RUMEN STEVIE WONDER CAMEO i SIMPSON O'JAYS SURVIVOR ISLET BROS LARRY GRAHAM ASHFORD JOE SIMON KftPAI Pas. GAP BAND JEFFREY 0580.5E RAY, GOODMAN JUNIOR ATLANTIC STARR CHANGE Hottest, SUPERIOR MOVEMENT & BR CHERYL LYNN ST. TROPEZ REDDINGS D TRAIN DREINGIRLS oll/ Rgoo MCCARTNEY/WONDER GREERB III GENERAL CAINE ODYSSEY SOUL SONIC FORCE ASHFORD i SIMPSOR D TRAI RAY PARKER SALSOUL JOAN JETT EDWIN BIRDSOM JR. SALSOUL ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA none ASHFORD a SIMPSON Hottest, wwrlr.wr8r RICK SPRINGFIELD ODYSSEY FATBACK RAND Hottest: Hottest, 11O1CY0.Ies ROE weLKAMEs DAZE BAND TankNns ONE WAY JECKYLL i HYDE u GRANDMASTER FLASH REDD HOTT S PARQUE Jo Mellon J. AtroarM WANTKeSM.nd GAP BAND SOUL SONIC FORCE ME WAY Mods Cools RICH LITTLE Hottest: MIKE ANTHONY HALL i OATES Kirby QUEEN GAP BAND DAZE RAND CARRIE LUCAS JERRY BUTLER Corddorn PATRICE RUSHER CANDELA HEATWAVF RICK JAMES RICK JAMES Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE FELIX i JARVIS WAR QUINCY JONES JUNIOR WANIMITaäoloss000 ORE MIKE ANTHONY DAZI GAP BAND W" WAS (NOT WAS) BAND S OUL SONIC FORCE DAYTON SKYY ZZ HILL Jis e-erd SHADES OP LOVE Hottest, STEVIE WONDER THIRD WORLD DEODATO HALL i OATES BRASS CONSTRUCTIO KIBBIIsn mode KNOWIAHd. SHALIMAR DAZE BAND JEAN CAIN JEFFREY OSBORNE HUMAN LEAGUE ISIEY BROS KIllYR1.WSM. STASPOINT Edrurde BILLY PRESTON GAP RAND RAY PARKER JR. DWI L:.d ry Le DAZE BAND POINTER SISTERS T, Moro Novels SISTER SLEDGE KDAYK+. AwpM. SHARON BROWN RAY PARKER JR. TIMT BOBBY CALDWELL BILLY PRESTON PLUSH RAY PARKER JR. RAY PARKER JR. WINANS Hottest, ONE WAY RITCHIE FAMILY POINTER SISTERS JJ. Mown DUNN wEDourra CAMEO BOBBY BLAND i BRUCE CARRIE LUCAS GAP BARD MCCARTNEY/WONDER ODYSSEY SHAIJIMAR GIRO eMw owN+Mr FATBACK BAND ISLET BROS BOOTSY B ILLY OCEAN SOCCIO ODYSSEY JEFFREY OSBORNE LAKESIDE COLLINS RAY PARKER DOUMA SUMER Hottest, WHISPERS MCFERRIN B OBBY CALDWELL JR. CON FUNK SHUN Hottest: RICK JAMES YWOLiNRnN-s ATLANTIC STARK i MOW DAYTON ONE WAY RANDY CRAWFORD OINO SOCCIO RITCHIE FAMILY CHIC GAP BAND DREAMGIRLS Fred Nanny DREH ERLE Hottest, DREAMOIRLB Hottest, DR. HOOK JEAN CAM REDDINGS DAZE BAND ASHFORD R SIMPSON SKYE GAP BAND LAKESIDE DAZE BAND DUNN i SHARON BROWN RICK JAMES SLALOMAR SEQUENCE BRUCE TEMPTATIONS/JARS DREAMGIILS STEVIE GAP BAND OIJWN 4 BRUCE OSBORNE WONDER CHERYL LYNN ISLET BROS SEQUENCE RICK JAMES O' BRYAN JEFFREY RITCHIE FAMILY JEFFREY OSBORNE MILOWLaNMIEI. STEVIE WOODS ODYSSEY STEVIE WONDER FATBACK RAND NASADA M. WALDES DAYTON REDDINGS TEMPTATIONS/JAMES NW O'R.. HIGH ATLANTIC RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: INERGY Hottest, STARR CAMEO weeB)rrENM.In PATRICE RUMEN ILLUSION Hottest: Hottest: MCCARTNEY/WONDER wArolrKB+rMW DAYTON GAP BAND 0585 wr SKYY DAZI BAND TEMPTATIONS/JAMES RICK JAMES RICK JAMES VIDEEO MCCARTREY/WONDER K»OWA» BBMS CA JoIW AnIM. IIBMINsll.11n ISLET BROS Hottest, MCCARTNEY/VOIDER DAZE BAND TEMPTATIONS/JAMES u JEFFREY OSBORNE brrr Bof WAR HIGH FASHION Rose Mewl FATBACK BAND GAP BAND ASHFORD i SIMPSOS ONE WAY ONE WAY XAVIER STEVIE WONDER SHOCK SALSOUL ORCHESTRA MCCARTNEY/WONDER CAMEO SOUL SONIC FORCE WAR PATRICE RUMEN EDWIN BIRDSONG ISLEY BROS LAKESIDE KID CREOLE SHOCK ONE WAY CERRON! IMAGINATION SUPERIOR MOVEMENT DREINGIRLS wT1/TT.eq DAYTON JUNIOR Hottest, KDIAIOddW SOUL SONIC FORCE Clary BWRMrJ PLUSH DUNN L BRUCE PATTI AUSTIN GAP MCCRARYS Hottest, Jrry walker BARD RICHARD D. FIELDS BILLY ALWAYS wYUkiBM/M Onions J on Modem POINTER SISTERS ATLANTIC STARR DOROTHY MOORE TIME CANDELA COOPER L ROSS OWE WAY Tarry lawn Hottest, POINTER SISTERS DAYTON RICH LITTLE RICHARD WAR DRAMATICS Hottest, ASHFORD i SIMPSON PRYOR T -CONNECTION RAY PARKER JR. DAZI BAND TONY TROUTMAN ATLANTIC STARR CANDELA DAZI BAND SOUL JEFFREY OSBORNE GINO BOCCIO TEMPTATIONS/JAMES ILLUSION SONIC FORCE ISLET BROS ISLET BROS RICK JAMES RIDDINOS BLOODSTONE O' BRYAN BLOODSTONE Hottest., MIKE i BRENDA PATRICE RUSHER JEAN CARR TEMPTATIONS/JAMES WAJk,NnirE. VA MIGHTY FIRE OWE WAY DAZI BAND DAYTON FREDI GRACE i RHI NAHM M. WALDEN ORE WAY Ad Mood Hottest, MCCARTNEY/WONDER GAP BAND WKXYJ.WM DUNN i BRUCE VIDEEO MIKE i BRENDA PATRICE RUSHER SOUL BORIC FORCE ONE WAY town Brrnus RAY PARKER JR. WAR BLOODSTONE TIME BANDITS DREAMGI RLS DAYTON JEFFREY OSBORNE FATBACK "AND PLUSH RAY PARKER JR. MCFERRIN i SNOW wKKNw..MWM.a ISLET BROS BAR-KAYS ISLET BROS Hottest, RICH LITTLE Hottest, Hottest, Geer %Ids REDDINGS SUPERIOR MOVEMENT JEFFREY OSBORNE SOUL SONIC FORCE ASHFORD i SIMPSON JEFFREY OSBORNE WATV1Nrni ghava DAYTON RAY, 000044A11 & BR ONE WAY DAZZ none DAZI BAND BAND DUNN i BRUCE NADARE LIPPE, INC. GAP Hottest, Ila. areary BLOODSTONE BAND FLOYD PUGH SOUL SONIC FORCE RICH LITTLE RAY PARKER JR. GAP BAND JEFFREY OSBORNE ISLET BROS RAY i JAMES Hottest, CHANGE T -CONNECTION STEVIE WONDER TEMPTATIONS/JAMES Hottest, CHERI CHERYL LYNN VARADA M. WALDEN DAYTON GAP BAND SEQUENCE WANDOloreard JEFFREY OSBORNE TEMPTATIONS/JAMES BLOODSTONE MIKE i BRENDA CAMEO ASHFORD & SIMPSON Mak o hrrR STEVIE WONDER CERRONE TOM TOM CLUB RITCHIE FAMILY ILLUSION ONE WAY STEVIE WONDER RICK JAMES RANDY CRAWFORD WOOKIWMIMBWpoN TRAM LARRY GRAHAM Dues Lae«y HERBIE HANCOCK WCIAdiondlolo DENNIS BROWN Hottest, WASJacnono Carl Corm ISLET BROS SKYY TIME CM JAZZ.., POINTER SISTERS SHAI.AMAR TEMPTATIONS/JAMES BOOTSY COLLINS RAY PARKER JR. ONE WAY RITCHIE- FAMILY ISLET BROS DAYTON SADANE CARRIE LUCAS GIRO BOCCIO SOUL SONIC FORCE GENERAL CAINE Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE HIGH FASHION O' BRYAN Hottest: Hottest, DNIECE WILLIAMS STEVIE WONDER Hottest: ONE ONE WAY BLOODSTONE NAI10NAI!AIRPLAW30. WAY RAY PARKER JR. MCCARTNEY/WONDER RICK JAMES DAZZ BAND DAZI BAND SUPERIOR MOVEMENT BLOODSTONE DREAMGIILS GAP BAND i HEATWAVE TEMPTATIONS/JAMES ASHFORD SIMPSON SOUL SONIC FORCE Lon DOROTHY MOORE STEVIE WONDER Week June 18, 1982 MIDWEST 1 PAT METHENY GROUP/Offramp (ECM/WB) weBxlcRNaoe VICINIClooloond WDACIdkrylen WILCOladivadodo wwwsm. Lao lenWaab .s.. 6 0 MAYNARD FERGUSON/Hollywood (Columbia) tem. Cara Lankford eMpMHWs Joy alarm Karr* CNsakss RAY PARKER JR. 2 3 JEFF LORBER/It's A Fact (Arista) JEAN CARS ISLET BROS ISLET BROS PEECH BOYS ISLLY BROS ISLET BROS RAY PARKER JR. GENERAL CAINE 4 4 DAN Siegel (Elektra) O' BRYAN RAY PARKER JR. CHERYL LYNN SIEGEL/Dan WAR DUNN i BRUCE ATLANTIC STARR RICHARD D. FIELDS RICHARD D. FIELDS RAY PARKER JR. DONNA SUMMER RICHARD D. FIELDS 7 LEE RITENOUR/Rio (Musician/Elektra) HEATWAVE SOUL SONIC FORCE WAR TASTE OF HONEY © ATLANTIC O' BRYAN STARR SEQUENCE ILLUSION SKYY 8 BEN SIDRAN/Old Songs... (Antilles/Island) Hottest: BOOTSY COLLINS ZZ HILL 0 DUNN & BRUCE TASTE OF HONEY HALL i OATES JEFFREY OSBORNE MICHAEL WYCOFF KINKINA GINO BOCCIO 5 7 PATRICE RUSHEN/Straight From The Heart (Elektra) JUNIOR SKYY Hottest, ONE WAY RONNIE DYSON PLEASURE 12 Et Easy S INAMON Hottest: Hottest, SALSOUL ORCHESTRA Q PHIL UPCHURCH/Free (JAM) ST. TROPEZ TEMPTATIONS/JAMES BLOODSTONE RICK JAMES TEMPTATIONS/JAMES CERRONE 9 FATHERS Et SONS/Fathers Et Sons (Columbia) STEVIE WONDER JEFFREY OSBORNE GAP BAND Hottest, RICK JAMES JEFFREY OSBORNE LAKESIDE ASHFORD & SIMPSON GAP BAND 10 10 MILES DAVIS/We Want Miles (Columbia) WJPGCBIaapa ONE WAY BLOODSTONE WAR BLOODSTONE Jstry NMddDp RJ'S LATEST ARRIV JEFFREY OSBORNE 11 01 FREDDIE HUBBARD/Ride Like The Wind (Musician/Elektra) FELIX i JARVIS RJ'S LATEST ARRIV WONT J. McMn NsKay REDDINGS 14 WEATHER REPORT/Weather Report (ARC/Columbia) SUPERIOR MOVEMENT BSEICIJasrs WLIMYYYnrNMa ® MAGNUM FORCE LARRY GRAHAM 20 HERBIE HANCOCK/Lite Me Up (Columbia) Jack doodad LaWM ISLET BROS HUEY LEWIS & NEWS ISLET BROS KBr1Isl 0 RAY PARKER JR. CHIC DREIMGIRLS LEON WARE Disk Edrrds 3 14 RAMSEY LEWIS/Live At The Savoy (Columbia) WAR Hottest: CAMEO JERRY BUTLER DREINGIRLS 17 HERB ALPERT/Fandango (A&M) DAZZ BAND RICHARD D. FIELDS DAYTON RAY PARKER JR. JEFFREY OSBORNE ® Hottest: KID CREOLE New ROBERTA FLACK Hottest, SECRET WEAPON 15 16 SONNY ROLLINS/No Problem (Milestone/Fantasy) GAP BAND JUNIOR ASHFORD i SIMPSON SRAL MAR Hottest, Entry DENIECE WILLIAMS JEFFREY OSBORNE ZZ HILL Hottest, ONE WAY 13 17 JEAN-LUC PONTY/Mystical Adventure (Atlantic) SOUL SONIC FORCE DAZZ BAND PATRICE RUSHES RITCHIE FAMILY RAY PARKER JR. DREANGI RIS MICHAEL WYCOFF RAY PARKER JR. DAZZ BAND 18 18 SARAH VAUGHAN/Gershwin Live) (CBS) FELIX i JARVIS JUNIOR MCCARTNEY/WONDER MCCARTNEY/WONDER MlececkM.E. BLOODSTONE PATRIE RUSHER 24 0 FUSE ONE/Silk (CTI) hr Web ONE WAY walacMwl.nd WLTM/Ory 19 20 GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Come Morning (Elektra) FATBACK BAND EH0 Mono Dana Nusbaum WVOVToMds ISLET BROS Iu1112001doMM. Clly WNu le `A 23 MICHAEL FRANKS/Objects Of Desire (WB) GINO BOCCIO CHERYL LYNN CHI -LITES LM eloopoo ® RONNIE DYSON HOWARD JOHNSON RAY PARKER JR. RANDY CRAWFORD DEXTER GORDON/American Classic (Musician/Elektra) DAYTON DREAMOIRLS SEARCH none ® BILLY OCEAN Hottest: SADANE zJ SALSOUL ORCHESTRA DAYTON ATLANTIC STARR MOSE ALLISON/Middle Class White Boy (Musician/Elektra) SOUL SONIC MRCS. BILL SUMMERS HIGH FASHION DAZZ BAND SHOTGUN PLUSH Hottest, JUMP A FUNK Hottest: MICHAEL WYCOFF .0. NIGHTWIND/A Casual Romance (Pausa) VIDEEO GAP BAWD GAP BAND STEVIE WONDER KID CREOLE RANDY CRAWFORD RAY PARKER JR. McFERRIN/Bobby McFerrin (Musician/Elektra) BOOTSY COLLINS RICK JAMES KAREN YOUNG BOBBY SKYY LAKESIDE ® WAR CAMEO SOUL H ottest, SONIC FORCE TANIA MARIA/Taurus (Concord) CHANGE ONE WAY Hottest: 26 26 ATLANTIC STARR DAZZ BAND GAP BAND BLOODSTONE ONE WAY 27 27 CAPP/PIERCE ORCHESTRA/Juggemaut Strikes... (Concord) RAY PARKER JR. ASHFORD i SIMPSON VALZICIecdrawill GAP SAND 16 28 HEATH BROTHERS/Brotherly Love (Antilles/Island) Many Lyles GAP BAND wKwBlrrW/ Nei RJ'S LATEST ARRIV HOWARD JOHNSON Mare doom SOUL SONIC FORCE 25 29 JUDY ROBERTS/Nights In Brazil (Inner City) RAY PARKER JR. DREANGIRLS CHERYL LYNN CRUSADERS with B.B. KING.../Royal Jam (MCA) Hottest, WAR FATBACK BAND DAZI BAND CT, Rick GAP BARD TONY TROUTMAN JAZZ REPORTING STATIONS: WYBC/New Haven, CT, Art Russell; WYRS/Stanford, GAP BAND ODYSSEY Petrone, KSAX/DaIlasFt. Worth, TX, Bob Stewart WDBS/Durham, NC, Rob Tringle; WBBY/Cdumbue, OH, Tim Hottest, MCCARTNEY/WONDER Bleck reporters Hodges; WJZZJDetroit, MI, John Hill; KTWN/Minneapolis, MN, Tom Pelisaero; WXFM/Chicago, IL Jim Welsh; MCCARTNEY/WONDER BLOODSTONE (J) REDDINGS KJAZ/San Francisco, CA, Dick Conte; KJJZ/Denver, CO, Ira Gordonr KJZZ/Seattie, WA, Jeff Henley. GAP BAND aleo contributing to Jazz chart. STEVIE WONDER ZZ HILL

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EAST YrsFBrElrrw.o MIDWEST wccollInneepRR. WPINULaivere Parallel One Parallel Three SOUTH VA Y PON Parallel One Derry Lop Judy Kelly Dees KIIocIo. w.rw aLMIi.ba. wplVlcWrYllRw<18, Parallel One O Tao Terre CHICAGO COLN OAK RIDGE BOYS CRIS re» lkwerer CSLN POINTER SISTERS DR. HOOK REO SPEEDNAGON wararl.rrp.w LARRY ELGART A HI CSaN CSIN TOTO PLATTERS POINTER SISTERS B IONDI! Slew REDDINGS ALAN PARSONS CORDON LICHTFOOT ie am» HERB ALPCRI WOUNCes.eee Irle.b MELISSA MANCHESTE COIN MOTELS - HERB ALPERT TODDINGS STEVIE NICKS IETWOOD MAC GREG GUTDRY Wry Mee STEVIE NICKS wkTAMela NEW WORLD EWSDIBL HERB ALPERT MICHAEL MURPHEY UMW NOttee t: MOTELS FLEETWOOD MAC GLENN Mee Omer ere CSaN Hottest: Nottest: HERB ALPERT FREY FLEETWOOD MAC JUICE NEWTON BILL CHAMPLIN STEVIE NICKS POINTER SISTERS Nottest: none SEPTIC HIGGINS Hottest: DR. NOOK O.C. SMITH MICHAEL MURPHEY KARLA ONJ Nottest: Rottest: Hottest: BONO?? WILLIE NELSON NEIL DIAMOND RONNIE MILSAP POINTER SISTERS Rotfeet: MELISSA MANCHESTE GREG GUIDRY ALABAMA ALABAMA KARLA BONO?? ROBERTA FLACK Leda MECO JOIN SCHNEIDER CSLN AIR SUPPLY CHICAGO GENESIS NEIL DIAMOND AIR SUPPLY RN/IBL ALABAMA DENIECE WILLIAMS MELISSA MNICMCSTE Hottest NEIL DIABOND EYE TO EYE Hottest: KARLA BONO?? GLENN PKWY KARLA BOSOM aMpNwalrl LESLIE PEARL PHOEBE CATES KNNfKIee Burr EDDIE RABBITT KARLA BONO?? TOTO RONNIE NILEAP DENIECE WILLIAMS ',atone MILSAP EARL KLUGH CHICAGO JOHN SCHNEIDER JUICE NEWTON JUICE NEWTON CHICAGO CHICAGO Mew ODblr REDDINGS RONNIE MILBAP waaKi. ara, LESLIE PEARL WEDDINGS CHICAGO KARLA BONO?? WIFYKKMide RONNIE MILSAP Club Oyen MELISSA MANCHESTE wNal111eres FLEETWOOD MAC WEDDINGS WIANArleen wwYL1l.Mrd Alm werereM LARRY LEE KCKOKYir Neelde IA DR. MOON GERTIE HIGGINS Ire Mime Oren Corer TOTO Kat see. wuYlreLeae CSIN N otfeet: LESLIE PEARL CM N. LARRY EILART I HI PATRICE RUSHEE REDDINGS Kamóib KARLA ROBERTA ?LACK CABS wleMrMi GLENN FREY BOMor? CSLN HUEY LEWIS a NEWS HERB ALPERT i WILLIE STEVIE WONDER HERB ALPERT NAee PYalrre Hottest: Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC NELSON CSLN FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: Weer/Cllearrge MCCARTNEY/WONDER RONNIE MILSAP t: CSLN Mottest: CHICAGO MCCARTNEY/WONDER Hottest: Nottest: FLEETWOOD MAC Cool KMla JUICE NEWTON KARLA BONOFF MELISSA MANCHESTE Hottest: MCCARTNPY/WANDER JUICE NEWTON JUICE NEWTON JUICE NEWTON MCCARTNEY/MAIDEN KARLA !SAN DAN DENIECE WILLIAMS LRB FRANK BARBERRBERLARCH BONO?? KARLA BONOFF NEIL DIAMOND HEART SIEGEL WILLIE NELSON MY PARKER JR. TOTO BONNIE HIGGINS Nottest: WARWICE NEIL DIAMOND KARLA BONOFF RONNIE MILSAP RONNIE MEGAN DENIECE WILLIAMS a MATHIS JUICE NEWTON AIR SUPPLY JUICES MILSAP KARLA BOPOI? Hottest: TOTO ALABAMA DOMIECE WILLIAMS JUICE NEWTON ALABAMA PATRICE RUSHER ALABAMA JUICE NEWTON JUICE BEWTON B.J. TOTO ALABAMA TOTO THOMAS Parallel Two NCI! DIAMOND RONNIE MILSAP SHECNA EASTON wrlll.Ne wTICIIIaDaY wO11CIOeYell GERTIE HIGGINS CHICA00 Jarleee wDAYp.pYrkesd ALABAMA STAMMMA ire Jere eery IwrxeWer.M TIA KLTUDBIBMr CKy wIIIJarMeA FRANK BARBER ORCH Jake Ord MBIrrW Tea LRCM, none Near wAKMNlawW Teey seer Jee RONNIE MILSAP LESLIE PEARL CSTO 1lVlaearFL were l.dNrl Hottest: HERB ALPERT AIR SUPPLY Nor !RIN JON SCHNEIDER TOTO CHICAGO Nkeles N .J. THOMAS DEWIEC! WILLIAMS Hottest: Hottest: GREG GUIDRY aril MANHATTAN TRANS?! O-esfr. Mye. FLEETWOOD MAC REDDINGS CSIN NONNI! MILSAP WILLIE CSaN HERB ALPERT H ohes!: Dew Form', RONNIC MILSAP NELSON CORN none JOURNEY JUICE NEWTON JUICE NEWTON Hottest: Hottest Hottest: WILLIE NELSON WARWICK & MATHIS NILEINS Hottest: Nottest: POINTER SISTERS REG SPEEDNAGON NEIL DIAMOND RONNIE MILSAP RONNIE MILSAP CHICAGO KARLA BONOFF WILLIAMS MCCARTNEY/WANDS? KARLA BOYO?P KARLA BONOFF CHICAGO T.G. SHEPPARD DOUCE PETER MCCANN FLEETWOOD MAC KARLA BONOFF MCCARTNEY/NONDER NEIL DIAMOND RONNIE MILSAP RNEOA EASTON SHCEWA ENFICW EV/YONDER HIGGINS RONNIE MILBAP Hottest: LESLIE PEARL DENIECE WILLIAMS MCCARTNEY/YONDER UEE NEIL DIAMOND WARWICK I MATHIS JUICE NEWTON NEIL DIAMOND JUICE KARLA BONOFF RONNIE MILSAP AIR SUPPLY WOONOWNele NEWTON ALABAMA ROPYI! MILSAP DENIECE WILLIAMS JUICE NCYTON AIABMA JUICE NEWTON GARY U.S. BONDS Kas. Gleam wOAMCleselrn0 RONNIE MILSAP CHICAGO KARLA BONO?? wIMMIKaNrelal, NY AILEEN GUINN NEIL DIAMOND WILY HALL I DATES Cher Cello KARLA IY-IIIMOrrer CHARLENE Owe lare ee BONO?? HAIRCUT 100 wFFsrN IIPOMirNY4 le KNINI erelee BEETLE HIGGINS M rMrele Hottest: HERB ALPERT n ono wOUApYed CIO«, K REDDINGS lwremadPl r Pesi LeMNe Ia,M.wr.r ALABAMA BILL CHMPLIN H ottest: JaRe N.S.J. Pfflitnie ONJ LESLIE PEARL GREx WIMIJaMw.B0M A MOTELS ADRIAN SURVIVE MCCARTN!Y/WONDER HERB ALPERT FLEETWOOD MAC STEVIE WONDER HERB ALPERT PIIETWOOD MAC GREG GUIDRY CHICAGO HUMAN LEAGUE Hottest: TOTO JON a VASGELIS CSIN Mottest: K eeei SN HAIN WILLIE NELSON HERB ALPERT POINTER SISTERS CSaN TOTO RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: Hottest: WILLIE NELSON - HAIRCUT 100 Hottest: MCCARTNEY/WONDER Hon WARWARNE),L Hottest: TOTO H ottest: KOOL I THE GANG RONNIE HUMAN LEAGUE MCCARTNEY/WONDER RONNIE MILSAP MCCARTNEY/WONDER NEWTON MILSAP AIR[ SUP:: RONNIE GLEN JUICE WILLIE NELSON EDDIE RABBITT HILSAP KARLA BONOFF BARBRA STNEISND STEVIE WONDER STEVIE WONDER JUICE NEWTON AIR SUPPLY JUICE NEWTON GLENN FREY AIR SUPPLY KssSArrbeer, TX RONNIE MILSAP DENIECE WILLIAMS K ENNY ROGERS KARLA BONO?? NEIL DIAMOND ALABAMA DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: MELISSA MNCHESTF Cile Arimedr KARLA wm/Clerel.nE KARLA BONNF? MELISSA MNCBEET! STEVIE WONDER wooer BELIE HIGGINS LARRY LEE JUICE NEWTONMIL SURVIVOR AIR SUPPLY IM MNI.y NEIL DIAMOND ALABAMA NEIL DIAMOND MCCARTNEY/WONDER »AUA p?AMNillaM NEONDER MOTELS CSIN BILLIEIE NELSON RAY PARKER JR. MELISSA MANCHESTE KARLA BONOFF FL Leed.Oele Jury Kr ww__/fedree DAR 1E HIGGINS POINTER SISTERS wOYYIOr.r-.eY LARRY LEE wOWOOL wllya, Leads MOAK Fred Heller Yeeei Prat DAN POGO LBERO wIParrrk HAIRCUT 100 CHICAGO Weir Far AIR SUPPLY wlwclOeren AR%eedfeleare none LESLIE PEARL ID.Vreee Ores Omer Mottest: CHICAGO Hottest: CSLN Nottest: CSIN AIR SUPPLY FLEETWOOD MAC WYLKJLedrolre WEDDINGS MCCARTNEY/WONDER FLEETWOOD MAC MCCARTNEY/WONDER HAIRCUT HERB ALPERT ALABAMA KARLA BONOFF Nottest: LRB 100 NEIL DIAMOND CHICAGO BOBBY One FeNmrd B .J. THOMAS Hottest: HEART ALABAMA VINTON MELISSA MANCHESTE DENIECE WILLIAMS NEIL DIAMOND WILLIE NELSON Hottest: FLORENCE WARNER HERB ALPERT LAB ADRIAN CURVET! Mottest: WILLIE NELSON DR. NOOK AIR SUPPLY MCCARTNEY/MAPDER EDDIE BABBITT HUMAN LEAGUE Nottest: CUR ELTON JOHN LARRY EIPART I HI TOTO NEIL DIAMOND LARRY LEE TOTO KORLIE MILSAP SHEEWA CARTON KARLA BONOFF KARLA BONO?? Hottest: HEART ROSNNE CASK MCCARTNEY/WONDER DENIECE WILLIAMS HERB ALPERT NEIL DIAMOND KARLA BONOFF TYPO WARWICK I MATHIS NEIL DIAMOND PETER MCCANN HUMAN LEAGUE Hottest: JUICE NEWTON wLVA1Lrr1rae, VA AIR SUPPLY LRB B CRTIE PIGGING MELISSA RANCHES?? wC2YIOMM GORDON LIGHTFOOT DONNIE IRIS Parallel KARLA BONO?? KANSAS MCCARTNEY/WONDER Two ALABAMA DIY Orr WINTRY. Per Jb Ilrest TOTO MY PARKER JR. JUICE NEWTON DMICCE WILLIAMS CSIN RONNIE MILSAP NEIL DIAMOND POINTER SISTERS wlesreveee . CSIN AIR SUPPLY Jar Neel Hottest: wLwrtewe ALABAMA PETER MCCANN Teter POINTER SISTERS weNIOndlerei KIY/gIArle TX Kare none N ee Ney KPATIIrN Fee DENIECE WILLIAMS BILL CHAMPLIN [SAN Hottest: O.MwYwbaYr Mr Pellet wNYMINrr4 VA AIR SUPPLY Mons Aod.r.m JOURNEY Nottest: BERNIE HIGGINS CSLN none M Merl SPRINGFIELD CS&N CSIN KMYAA1e Beek CSaN RICK N EIL DIAMOND wAlawerl.rw FRANKIE MILLER HERB ALPERT Hottest: JOHN JOHN COUGAR HERB ALPERT Mew Keay none STEVIE WONDER ELTON GLENN FREY wellieIQR111rM ALAN PARSONS CHICAGO BCRTIE WILLIAMS Nottest: STEVIE WONDER HIGGINS Mottest: Hottest: DENIECE AIR SUPPLY MANHATTAN TRNS?F 38 SPECIAL DENIECE WILLIAMS JUICE NEWTON MCCARTNEY/YONDER CUSS Hottest: none KARLA BONO?? AIR SUPPLY FLEETWOOD MAC LARRY CIGAR/ 5. HI Hottest: JUICE HUEY LEWIS a NEWS MCCARTSERTI!NEY/WONDER LEO SAYER Hottest: JOHN SCHNEIDER TOTO NEWTON Hottest: JUICE NEIL DIAMOND TOUCH HERB ALPERT BETTIE HIGGINS NEWTON MCCARTNEY/WONDER BETDINGS wNellerr city ALABAMA KARLA BONO?? ALABAMA RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: JUICE NEWTON wArwes Nerve CHARLENE & HORB ALPERT 11/911Ndlidelirle EDDIE RABBITT LRB JON VANGELIS ROBERTA FLACK ral lees KRTIE HIGGINS RONNIE MILSAP ABa.rMeerla N FOGELBERG DENIECE WILLIAMS MCCARTNEY/WONDER TIA KARLA BONO?? KARLA BONOFF TOTO RONNIE MILSAP NBERTARTA FLACK LESLIE PEARL JUICE NEWTON JUICE NEWTON MELISSA MONOWESTE CSLN ELTON JOHN ALABAMA BILL LABOURPY wMMa..e/e w000101.Wea0.0. IC :RTFTOIwwe.erer NEIL DIAMOND RONNIE MILSAP LARRY EIGATT a NI LARRY EIGATT a HI MELISSA KIKQAtrese CKy Ila wrl/N CM MANCHESTE CHICAGO wJOMaI Cleo/. MM Hottest: lekeMTelMe H ottest: are FRANKIE MILLER Bere. M w1RAA.Yesa. Tar Iced JUICE NEWTON AIRY CSaN none CHICAGO Mottest: La, Tarr YHISICYdakPrl HERB ALPERT KARLA BONOFF AIR SUPPLY HALL I OATES MELISSA MANCHESTE WILLIE NELSON BOBBY VINTON KKKDfllrb. KI CSLN ALABAMA KeeePNJeres CSLN HAIL I OATES JOHN SCHNEIDER VrrAMOiN/K Mottest: MCCARTNEY/WONDER !SAN Jane Osr FLEETWOOD MAC RONNIE MILSAP FLEETWOOD MAC DR. MICHAEL MURPHEY O NE ewa, DENIECE WILLIAMS DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: GLENN PREY HOOK MELISSA MAMCNESTL PAIN CHICAGO LESLIE PEARL BILL CHAMPLIN EYE TO EYE EDDIE RBITTRABBIT? JUICE NEWTON KARLABONO?? MICHAEL MURPHEY FLEETWOOD MAC CSIN POINTER SISTERS Rottest: Mott seSt HAIRCUT 100 JUICE NEWTON RONNIE MILSAP DENIECE WILLIAMS BED[ HIGGINS Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP H UNAN LEAGUE HERB ALPERT wgNYwryNa, TOTO Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND EDDIEI KARLA BONOFF Nottest: LESLIE PEARL NAEBITTAPTONT Hottest: O.NrNckrwel JUICE NEWTON JUICE NEWTON RONNIE MILSAP RONNIE MILSAP walwMea JUKI NEWTON RONNIE MILSAP WILLIE NELSON Hottest: KARLA BONOPI NEIL DIAMOND PO DEP TOTO Doerr arde NEIL DIAMOND RONNIE RILED? JUICE NEWTON JUICE NEWTON STEVIE WONDER KARLA BONO?! JUICE NEWTON KARLA JUICE NEWTON waAlYere BLRTIL HIGGINS LICHTFOOT EDDIE RABBITT NEIL DIAMOND HERB ALPERT ASIA ALABAMA GORDON FLEETWOOD MAC ALABAMA MELISSA MANCHESTE RONNIE MILSAP N.n AIR SUPPLY KUDlarese City CUR wrAaWeen KARLA BONOFF HERB ALPERT T.G. SHEPPARD DENIECE WILLIAMS Nottest: ALABAMA none PEARL Mire Klee eesw Mee wiMlwkrreialar LESLIE TOTO wSOwnww hele, M TOTO 1I110VKIaMraU Hottest: Hottest: K b Male CHICAGO Leery Jeer& BONNIE MILSAP none Nell Mere www pwalmer me. WILLIE NELSON RONNIE MILSAP elOIVIMehralen LESLIE PEARL JUICE NEWTON Hottest: MCCARTNEY/WONDER KARLA BONO?? REDDINGS leer Owe Deem Neeew REDDINGS COIN ALABAMA GORDON LICHTFOOT CUR CSIN LARRY ELGART I HI JUICE NEWTON Hottest: HERB ALPERT CSaN KARLA BONO?? SRLENA EASTON MCCtRT OAR RIDGE BOYS RONNIE MILSAP G ERTIE HIGGINS RONNIE MILSAP MOTELS Hottest: COIN MCCARTNEY/WONDER ROCA DENIECE WILLIAMS KARLA BONO?? NEIL DIAMOND KARLA BONOFF NEIL DIAMOND MICHAEL MURPHEY WILLIE HDLR MCCARTNEY/WONDER Ty1/ChedNe NELSON RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: CHICAGO AIR SUPPLY Nottest: WARWICK MATHIS SNEOA EASTON Noy Ire Nor EDDIE NEWTON T.G. SHEPPARD WLUU iBRIMI.ke. Nottest: JUICE NEWTON JUICE NEWTON DIAMOND JUICE NEWTON KARIE BABBITT NEIL DIAMOND MCCARTNEY/WANDER TOTO none DIABOND Parallel Three Meranikanam wAkY LARLA BOW.? WILLIE NELSON NEIL MCCARTNEY/WONDER KARLA BONO?? KARLA BONN? Nottest: Mew Weller AIR SUPPLY none RONNIE MILSAP SERTIE HIGGINS MCCARTNEY/WONDER CHICAGO Hottest: Parallel Three C11e y JUICE NEWTON EDDIE RABBITT WARWICK a MATHIS RICK SPRINGFIELD wPAO1PN.Nia,e w JUICE NEWTON Orr Cae ALABAMA JUICE NEWTON STEVIE WONDER NINIAAewM OA Ora Ireei r SHIEWA EASTON ALABAMA FLEETWOOD MAC K NOCIAnre w.reKrry FLEETWOOD MAC NEIL DIAMOND none NEGO CSLN MOTELS KARLA BONOFF BARBARA MNDR?LL MmIMlM.ren REDDIRGS Nottest: RELAN BCRTIE HIGGINS WILLIE HERB ALPERT B .J. THOMAS CSLN NELSON HERB ALPERT STEVIE WOODS Nottest: FLORENCE WARNER Hottest: !SAY ALABAMA MANHATTAN TRANSFE POINTER SISTERS NEIB DIAMOND EDDIE MONEY MELISSA MANCHESTE PETER MCCANN ALABAMA T.G. SHEPPARD GREG GUIDRY NEIL DIAMOND AIR SUPPLY ALAN PARSONS BONNIE MILSAP HAIRCUT 100 CHICAGO Hottest: AIR SUPPLY Hottest: WEST Kellam Grp KwAYrNO.m KCenresr Parallel Two KUAMIerle lay REDDINGS RONNIE MILSAP DR. HOOK 1NLTTIweNIr/MR D.C. EYE TO EYE IM. Pies Are .y Al.. Ktleele Donee Jab JUICE NEWTON TOTO Parallel One It WeNdrrrla STEVE MILLER BND LESLIE wIMY4Mrew.a NEIL DIAMOND AIR SUPPLY CSLN K ONAeaWI..Vr PEARL STEVIE NICKS SOFT CELL WEDDINGS PIM/ H4r KARLA BONOFF FLEETWOOD MAC LARRY CRAM t HI HERB ALPERT PLATTERS LAM Aere HALL a OTES Hottest: BCRTIE HIGGINS HERB ALPERT FLEETWOOD MAC Rottest: JOHN SCHNEIDER KNOwq.war JOURNEY AIR SUPPLY CAIN CASH RONNIE MILBAP GLENN FREY CSIN POINTER SISTERS Laler Irma BEPTIC HIGGINS GARY U.S. BANDS WIKYIAdverb BEDUINOS WNAMlyre.l KARLA BONO?? COIN Nottest: CSaN MILLER BND Hottest: BERNIE HIGGINS NEIL DIAMOND STEVE N Les TOTO DR. HOOK JOHN MARTEN Hottest: LESLIE PEARL Ter CrNeey KARLA BOLOPF ee e NEIL DIAMOND JUICE NEWTON FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: MELISSA MANCHESTE FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND none DENIECE WILLIAMS DAN RONNIE MILSAP CAIN PEARL FOGELBERG JON I VANGELIS TOTO NEWTON LESLIE JOHN COUGAR GAIL DAVIES JUICE Nottest: PATRICE RUSHEE JUICE NEWTON HEART PATRICE RUSSEN HUMAN LEAGUE CHICAGO K TKTIhe.W BLONDIE MCCAATen/Wm DER MANHATTAN TRANS?! NEIL DIAMOND JUICE NEWTON JUICE NEWTON CHICAGO MELISSA MANCHESTE RONNIE MILSAP DONNA SUMMER Hottest: Irla Keare MCCARTNEY/WONDER RICK SPRINGFIELD JUICE NEWTON MOM» Grp CARLY SIMON WILLIE NELSON K-tlllle.alawwa SURVIVOR N EIL DIAMOND Yak Lena/ CSIN ADRIAN GURWIPARSONS Z ROBERTA FLACK KOYMNe. Mid 1IMM 10111w D.C. EDDIE RABBITT HERB ALPERT ALAN PARSONS wMWw.errelaR MCCARTNEY/WONDER CAIN Larry bur GORDON LICNTFOOT Lee CIdMMe CSLN H ottest: O M Dtrkrrr EDDIE BABBITT Hottest: SDUECEE wK234/1111GPr Ced BENTIE HIGGINS JON a VANGELIS HAIL a OATES RONNIE MILSAP ONJ Hottest: none WILLIE NEIL DIAMONO EARL KLUGH HAIRCUT 100 Pr MNKwrs GERTIE HIGGINS RILL CHMPLIN NELSON Mottest: KARLA BONOFF TOTO MICHAEL MURPHEY Hottest: KINK/Derr JUICE NEWTON MICHAEL MURPHEY JUICE NEWTON RICK SPRINGFIELD TOTO KARLA BONOFF GLENN FREY BOBBY CALDMELL TOTO EYE TO EYE Met Oay HEIL DIAMOND Notteer: DENIECE WILLIAMS MCCARTNEY/WONDER KARLA BONOFF RONNIE MILSAP DR. HOOK KARLA BONOFF HERB ALPERT BONO?? KARLA Nottest: EYE TO EYE FLEETWOOD MAC JUICE NEWTON ALABAMA NOWNIE MILSAP POINTER SISTERS RONNIE MILSAP MELISSA MAMCMESTE GLENN PREY RONNIE MILSAP Parallel Three DENIECE WILLIAMS MARSHALL CRENSHAW KNBIMeea Fwseler JUICE NEWTON MANHATTAN TRANSFE EDDIE MONEY Rottest: Leary nee ALABAMA MILSAP NEIL DIAMOND STEVIE NICKS RONNIE AIR SUPPLY MINN LAMB Cy SNEOA EASTON AIR SUPPLY KPOW bills ee, M TOTO ONJ Oe.p LerYk Lee. AIR SUPPLY CSLN TOTO CHICAGO KOMMI /meW% OK Mr Parallel Two JUICE NEWTON MOtteet: CABIN Hottt: Irle Amer POINTER SISTERS KIKIIMrM BREIARA NEIL DIAMOND JUICE NEWTON HERB ALPERT WY ALABAMA CSIN Clark SMONEY ROBINSON NEIL DIAMOND DAN SIEGEL OAK RIDGE BOYS Hottest: Wp RONNIE NILAA? DR. MANHATTAN TRANSIE REIN NOOK MCCARTNEY/WONDER LESLIE WICCIDdepeed KOYD'beNa ALABAMA Hottest: PEARL TOND HERB ALPERT KARLA BONO?? GLENN FREY Lae Kerwe 7rle Oyb TOTO Hottest: KARLA BONOFF MELISSA MANCNESTE Ir DAN FOGELBERG HERB ALPERT BCRTIE HIGGINS O NNETM TRANS?!RR Gum PREY CHICAGO WARWICK a MATHIS CSIR RONNIE MILSAP HERB ALPERT WIROFIleldnee HERB ALPERT KFLrrN KARLA BONOFF RONNIE MILSAP Torteer: NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: NEywniellanon FLEETWOOD MAC KrdelCeM DENIECE WILLIAMS TOTO JUICE NEWTON LESLIE PEARL. MANHATTANTRANSFE AIR SUPPLY 127 Current Reports KA0611e.i1. CO KARLA BONO?? NEIL DIAMOND POINTER SISTERS Hottest: CSIN MELISSA MNCHENT!CNESTE DR. NOOK Iterflayllam RONNIE MILBAP AIR SUPPLY OAR RIDGE BOYS none KYLKIPIre hombre NEIL GARY U.S. BONDS DIAMOND MELISSA HANGRESTE HERB ALPERT Teary Drew WEDDINGS ALABAMA CHICAGO CAIN KBKÁIrN Nottest: KKIIAIeneAelea RONNIE MILSAP FLEET00D MAC POINTER SISTERS The FLEETWOOD MAC Orb Ere Aker HERB ALPERT following stations reported DA. Irrre KARLA BONOFF AIR SUPPLY Ka1W W Leb py WKA71Ckrern BOOR none CSIN GREG GUIDRY CSIN JUICE NEWTON STEVIE WONDER Jeve-AB.r frozen Perk Ores Hottest: Hottest: playlists this week: BILL CHAMPLIN GORDON LICHTFOOT JEFF LORBCR GARY U.S. BONDS DENIECE MCCARTNEY/LLIIDER Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP CAIN HERB ALPERT Hottest: DR. HOOK WILLIAMS JUICE DENIECE WILLIAMS DENIECE WILLIAMS NEWTON RICK SPRINGFIELD WBT/Charlotte FLEETWOOD MAC LRB Hottest: KARLA BONO?? STEVIE WONDER WILLIE NELSON JUICE NEWTON CHARLIE ROSS NARNICE a MITTHIS KARLA NOWOEF KJKIIrMr T.L. ALABAMA CSIN NEWTON SHEPPARD RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: WRVA/Richmond B LRTIL HIGGINS JUICE Murr OaM.y TOTO AIR SUPPLY RONNIE MILSAP JOURNEY MELISSA NNCHESTE RONNIE MILSAP TOTO JUICE NEWTON WNAB/Bridgeport DR. NOOK TOTO NEIL DIAMOND HALL & CATES CHICAGO K KI07011.rrr . MT NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: WARWICK a MITTHIS HERB ALPERT IWI» Veer Feder CHICAGO MCCARTNEWTON R wKe AIreal err Hottest: lob Orr» R1laeear. err JUICE RONNIE ONJ NEWTON Ory Duero KOwlFerler MILSAP RICK SPRINGFIELD Or More GREW KARLA BONO?F JUICE NEWTON Hottest: GREG GUIDRY TM POINTER KMOlerr Nees WILLIE NELSON FLEETWOOD MAC DENIECE WILLIAMS JUICE NEWTON SISTERS MICHAEL MURPHEY FLEETWOOD aeae The following stations did not TOTO CSIN IANRY LEE ALABAMA ROBERTA 'LACE MAC Bottes[ Alarmist GORDON LICHTFOOT NEIL DIAMOND CSIN ONJ FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS Hottest: BILL CHAMPLIN report this week and therefore wKaMNe POINTER SISTERS Nottest: SHEENA EASTON EARL KLUGH JUICE NEWTON Nottest: CAIN Ted Aires Hottest: MCCARTN Y/NOME. TOTO NEIL DIAMOND KARLA TONOFF RONNIE MILSAP POINTER SISTERS their playlists were frozen: NEIL DIAMOND ALABAMA Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS ALABAMA JUICE NEWTON EY/WONDER AIR SUPPLY WILLIE NELSON WILLIE NELSON KARLA MONO?? RONNIE MILSAP AIR SUPPLY MELISSA MANCHESTE JUICE NEWTON WASH/Washington WARWICK a MATHIS TOTO EDDIE RABBITT JUICE entree KARLA BONOFF SEEEWA EASTON CHICAGO SHEEWA EATON KTwDICepr WGAR/Cleveland CRAM NEIL DIAMOND Air Lreir DENIECE WILLIAMS HEART wcTCAr. erweck NJ WZUU/Milwaukee REDDINGS Jre WIMP CSaN Hottest: JOHN WILLIAMS 97AIA/Miami none STEW POINTER SISTERS STEVIE NICKS PLATTERS KEY103/Austin HERB ALPERT LACY J. DALTON Hottest: GLENN FREY KAAY/Little Rock Hottest: t: NEIL DIAMOND JUICE NEWTON KKUA/Honolulu B ONNIE NILGINS WEIL DIAMOND ROMNIL MILSAP AIR SUPPLY ARIA BONOFF EDDIYGS AIR SUPPLY MELISSA MNCHLSTE

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EAST 92FLYIAIbany, NY WJBOIPortland, ME SOUTH Y103/Jaduonvllle FL NSEZWinston-Selam, NC KROK/Shreveport LA WXLK/Roanoke, VA Jack Lawrence Bryn Phoenix Rohart John Bob Mahoney HarrlsonlGreer PARALLEL THREE Rum Brown PARALLEL TWO SURVIVOR FLEETWOOD PARALLEL TWO FLEETWOOD MAC SURVIVOR VAN HALEN ROLLING MAC KILE/Galveston. STONES BLONDIE GENESIS VAN HALEN CHICAGO CSLN TX FLEETWOOD MAC EYE TO EYE GARY U.S. BONDS K:M WILDE SOFT CELL CHEAP TRICK Scott Taylor PATRICE RUSHEN WKEE/Huntlpton, WV 8J106/Orlando, FL FLEETWOOD Hottest: HALL i OATES Hottest: MAC Hottest: GLENN FREY Gary Mata POINTER FLEETWOOD HUMAN LEAGUE 1-1 MONROES (dp) Tom Waal MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 SISTERS STEVIE WONDER 9-1 MAC LARRY ELGART L HI BILLY IDOL ASIA 7-5 EYE TO EYE JUICE NEWTON 7-6 CHICAGO GARY CS&N SOFT CELL 6-4 (dp) FLEETWOOD U.S. BONDS MAC 38 SPECIAL 11-6 Hottest: KARLA BONOFF QUARTERFLASH Hottest: Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 12-7 MISSING PERSONS (dp) AIR SUPPLY 10-7 38 SPECIAL 14-9 Hottest: JUICE NEWTON 12-7 TOTO 3-1 JOHN COUGAR 16-9 APRIL WINE SOFT CELL 2-1 TOTO 1-1 HERB ALPERT POINTER ALABAMA JOHN COUGAR 1-1 JOHN COUGAR 17-9 38 SPECIAL 9-6 RONNIE MILSAP SISTERS ASIA 5-2 38 SPECIAL 2-2 27-20 HAIRCUT 100 12-11 ROD STEWART JUICE NEWTON 14-9 REDDINGS WILLIE NELSON HEART 3-3 2-2 FRANKIE MILLER 9-3 WORC-FMIHrtford, CT TOTO 5-3 WRVQ/Rlehmond, VA MOTELS 18-11 Hottest: MOTELS KANSAS 4-4 MADLEEN KANE WSSX/Charleston, SC 16-8 JUICE NEWTON 7-4 BM Thomas BLONDIE 22-13 TOTO 1-1 ALABAMA STEVIE NICKS 6-6 Paul Roberts Hottest: John Ashton 20-11 JOURNEY 22-11 JUICE NEWTON 4-2 HUMAN LEAGUE 2-1 JOHN COUGAR WPST/Trenton, NJ CS&N FLEETWOOD MAC KSET-FMIEI Paso, TX 5-4 KSEL-FMILubbock, TX NH JOHN COUGAR 10-7 CS&N 11-7 GARY U.S. BONDS WTSN/Dover, JOURNEY Kris Ven Dyke LOVERBOY Tom Taylor MOTELS 78-22 NAZARETH SCORPIONS KARLA BONOFF 17-8 Stan Ciarla. KARLA BONOFF Jim Sebastian 707 JOURNEY 30-23 Hottest: ROLLING STONES APRIL WINE GAP BAND Hottest: 707 SURVIVOR 33-26 TOTO 2-1 EDDIE MONEY WCGQ/Columbua. GA CHICAGO Hottest: HERB ALPERT 38 SPECIAL 2-1 ALAN PARSONS WILLIE LARRY ELGART G HI HUMAN LEAGUE 9-4 NAZARETH Bob Raleigh EDDIE MONEY CS&N NELSON 2-1 KEELISHrSveport. LA LOVERBOY 3-2 ASIA 3-3 CS&N RAY PARKER JR. 10-5 MISSING PERSONS Hottest: MELISSA MANCHESTE SURVIVOR 12-7 DONNA TOTO 4-4 CHICAGO Tom Kenny MOTELS 15-13 Hottest: SUMMER 38 SPECIAL EDDIE MONEY GREG KINN 19-15 CS&N 2-1 SOFT CELL 14-8 EYE TO EYE VAN HALEN 17-14 TOTO 1-1 SURVIVOR 14-9 Hottest: CHICAGO REO SPEEDWAGON 28-22 HALL & SURVIVOR Hottest: SURVIVOR D-30 OATES REO SPEEDWAGON 19-14 TOTO 3-1 25-14 AIR SUPPLY WILLIE NELSON 2-1 FM1001Memphis, TN FLEETWOOD MAC 17-12 PATRICE RUSHEN GENESIS 38 SPECIAL 7-5 Hottest: KLM/Little Rock, AR 21-16 WRCKIUtln, NY ASIA 4-2 Wall MONROES 26-18 QUARTERFLASH ROLLING STONES 23-17 JOURNEY 10-7 TOTO 2-1 Garry Saw KWh, Hottest: SURVIVOR 13-9 HUMAN LEAGUE 6-5 REO SPEEDWAGON 29-21 Jkn Reitz RONNIE MILSAP 5-2 ASIA 3-1 Falls, STEVE MILLER JOHN COUGAR 10-8 CS&N Hottest: KKOVIWIehita TX BAND 27-21 JUICE NEWTON 8-5 BnlNsw Orisans, LA 38 SPECIAL 10-6 HALL i OATES 38 SPECIAL 12-9 MELISSA MANCHESTF RAY King NEIL DIAMOND 18-8 PARKER JR. 1-1 JOHN COUGAR 12-8 Grp WTRY/Albany, NY EDDIE MONEY REDDINGS VolpLoesaau TOTO 2-2 KARLA BONOFF 15-11 Hottest: EYE TO EYE 15-9 CHICAGO WgY10111. ME JUICE NEWTON 5-5 EYE TO EYE BIN Cahill TOTO LOVERBOY 14-11 SQUEEZE Mitchel 1-1 PATRICE RUSHEN JOAN JETT 7-7 AIR SUPPLY Wi KT$AISan Ando. TX ROBERTA FLACK 5-2 CS&N Hottest: SURVIVOR Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 9-9 WISE/AshavIlle, NC CSAN ASIA 1-1 EDDIE MONEY J.J. Rodriguez ALABAMA 10-6 DONNA SUMMER TOTO 2-1 JOHN COUGAR CSiN JOHN COUGAR 11-9 Hottest: John Steven 38 SPECIAL 10-8 GARY U.S. BONDS 5-3 JOAN JETT WQur/Johnson City, TN 38 BILLY IDOL DAZZ BAND 16-10 DAZZ BAND 3-1 SOFT CELL 15-10 Hottest: SPECIAL 10-6 REO SPEEDWAGON Rod Hampton CHICAGO KANSAS 13-10 BLONDIE JOAN JETT 4-2 MOTELS 19-15 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 ALABAMA KIM WILDE (dp) EYE TO EYE WSKZJCI.attanoops, TN SOFT CELL 5-3 STEVE MILLER BAND TOTO 9-3 STEVE MILLER BAND 20-13 Hottest: AIR SUPPLY QUARTERFLASH 28-21 Hottest: TOTO 9-5 SOFT CELL 10-7 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 David Carroll SURVIVOR MELISSA MANCHESTE JWTlUI glrmton, Nr 38 SPECIAL STEVE MILLER BAND 15-7 WOLF/Tallahassee, FL JOHN COUGAR 11-8 3-1 HUMAN LEAGUE 14-7 HALL & OATES CS&N TOTO KARLA BONOFF WILLIE NELSON 20-10 Scott MishwM 2-2 J. GEILS BAND 19-10 VAN HALEN POINTER SISTERS Ron Parker STEVE MILLER BAND RICK SPRINGFIELD WOK1/KnoXVMa, 27-17 ALABAMA 25-19 TN Hottest: RICK BONZES PA CSLN GENESIS 29-19 SURVIVOR MELISSA MANCHESTE WAEBIANentown, WAYLON i WILLIE Gary Adkins RAY PARKER JR. I-1 GENESIS SURVIVOR 28-22 GENESIS GAP JeManon Ward EYE TO EYE D-25 TOTO 3-2 Hottest: BAND POINTER SISTERS QUARTERFLASH HALL & OATES CSLN JOHN COUGAR 8-5 SOFT CELL MIL/Parkersburg, Kl(X10MBNminglrrn AL Hottest: 8-1 STEVE MILLER CSLN EDDIE MONEY WV DONNA SUMMER 38 SPECIAL 10-6 ALABAMA 14-11 BAND SCORPIONS TOTO 1-1 GENESIS Hottest: (dp) Terry Lee Collins Chile Tran EDDIE MONEY ALDO NOVA 12-8 JOHN COUGAR 17-14 Hottest: ALABAMA 11-4 HEART TOTO 2-1 CHICAGO STEVIE WONDER STEVE MILLER BAND 26-18 TOTO 1-1 VAN HALEN 38 SPECIAL 10-5 KRODIEI Paso, TX Hottest: SOFT CELL D-3 Hottest: ROBERTA FLACK RICK SPRINGFIELD 30-21 JOHN COUGAR 8-3 REDDINGS SOFT CELL 17-11 BILLY MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 14-10 HUMAN LEAGUE 1-1 IDOL Mike Preston JUICE NEWTON 9-4 CSLN MOTELS 19-16 Hottest: SOFT CELL 3-2 PAUL MCCARTNEY 19-14 TOTO 10-4 WFOX/ßeinesvMe, GA 38 SPECIAL 12-8 APRIL WINE REO DAZI BAND 8-4 ALABAMA 21-17 ALABAMA 16-8 TOTO 1-1 SPEEDWAGON SURVIVOR KINTIEI Paso. TX Alan DuprNst TOTO 10-8 25-18 Hottest: JUICE NEWTON 18-10 HUMAN LEAGUE 6-4 RICK SPRINGFIELD KC101/New Haven. CT DIANA ROSS 2-1 Jim Zippo RONNIE MILSAP 13-13 QUARTERFLASH SURVIVOR D-17 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 15-1 5 CHAN WPHD/Buflalo, NY JOURNEY 18-9 J. GEILS BLONDIE Danny Lyons BAND 18-16 HALL L OATES ROLLING STONES VAN 0101/MeeMisn. MS MoorelPlceNo JUICE NEWTON 22-11 WAXY/Ft Lauderdale, FL MOTELS 2G-18 HALEN POINTER SISTERS RICK APRIL WINE STEVIE WONDER MOTELS SPRINGFIELD 25-15 EDDIE MONEY Chuck McCartney CSLN Rick Shaw HUEY LEWIS i NEWS SOFT CELL STEVE MILLER BAND 34-20 WCSC/Cherlesmn, SC LARRY ELGART & HI DONNA SUMMER 707 LARRY ELGART i REO SPEEDWAGON JOURNEY CHICAGO HI Chris Bailey Hottest: Hottest: EDDIE MONEY ME EDDIE MONEY SOFT FLEETWOOD MAC FLEETWOOD MAC WACZRangor, CS&N CELL 1-1 ALABAMA 1-1 MISSING HAIRCUT 100 ROLLING STONES Hottest: PERSONS Mkelrei O'Hara Hottest: Hottest: FRANK ZAPPA 9-3 JOHN COUGAR GLASS MOON LAURA BRANIGAN 8-5 Hottest: MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 JUICE NEWTON 3-3 JOHN COUGAR 16-10 LOVERBOY 13-11 WILLIE Hottest: DONNA Hottest: JUICE NEWTON 4-1 NELSON 2-2 SUMMER WILLIE NELSON 2-2 JOHN COUGAR 5-5 MOTELS 23-11 38 SPECIAL 26-23 ALABAMA MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 CHICAGO LOVERBOY 2-1 MOTELS FLEETWOOD ASIA 5-4 21-11 TOTO 5-3 8-8 MAC D-19 EYE TO EYE 28-25 CHICAGO SOFT CELL 14-6 REDDINGS ASIA 3-2 JOAN JETT 13-13 JOHN COUGAR 8-5 28-21 HUMAN LEAGUE 6-4 AIR SUPPLY MOTELS 10-9 CSLN TOTO 5-3 SOFT CELL 15-15 KANSAS 15-7 30-22 DENIECE WILLIAMS 8-5 WNOK-FM/Columbia SC KPURIAmarillo, TX REO SPEEDWAGON 18-15 POINTER SISTERS KANSAS 4-4 KARLA BONOFF 10-9 Tom Anderson Den Wilson WFBWBotlmore, MD ROLLING STONES 23-16 Hottest: WAYS/Chrlota. NC STEVE MILLER BAND 9-6 WBCY/Chsrlma, NC ASIA 1-1 GARY U.S. BONDS Q10110adarn. AL Andy SzuMskl WLAN-FM/Lancastr. PA Lou Simon KX1OH/NmhvMe, TN Bob Kaghen GARY U.S. BONDS MCCARTNEY/WONDER 2-2 HERB ALPERT CSLN Roger Galtlrer STEVIE JOAN JETT 13-11 Bryan ALAN PARSONS CHICAGO WONDER Dave Russell GLENN FREY Sargent SURVIVOR J. GEILS BAND JUICE NEWTON 15-12 POINTER SISTERS REO SPEEDWAGON CRAN VAN HALEN CHICAGO POINTER SISTERS EYE TO EYE WILLIE NELSON 21-20 CS&N CS&N Hottest: PATRICE RUSHEN SURVIVOR Hottest: CS&N LESLIE PEARL HALL & OATES Hottest: HUMAN LEAGUE SURVIVOR Hottest: 2-1 TOTO 1-1 KANSAS SURVIVOR SURVIVOR EYE TO EYE 4-1 TOTO 4-4 GREG GUIDRY WZYQIFrederlck, ND TOTO 1-1 JUICE NEWTON 5-5 CS&N QUARTERFLASH KARLA BONOFF 7-5 JOHN COUGAR POINTER SISTERS Hottest: Kernossbl Joe ASIA 4-2 11-8 ALABAMA 7-6 WILLIE NELSON 1-1 Hottest: Hottest: SOFT CELL 16-9 DAZI BAND 14-14 Hottest: MOTELS 9-7 RONNIE MILSAP 17-11 JUICE NEWTON 4-2 TOTO 1-1 707 TOTO 2-1 STEVE MILLER BAND 19-11 VAN HALEN D-25 QUEEN 4-1 DAZI BAND 10-9 SOFT CELL 27-22 TOTO 24-8 JUICE NEWTON 4-2 SQUEEZE ASIA 4-3 CHICAGO 21-14 MELISSA MANCHESTE 5-3 KARLA BONOFF 12-11 ALABAMA 16-10 JOHN COUGAR 9-4 POINTER SISTERS JUICE NEWTON 6-4 KW/EL/Little Rock, AR VAN HALEN 7-4 38 SPECIAL 12-9 JOHN COUGAR WANS-FM/OrarwNle, SC MLSOF/Sawnnalt GA KARLA BONOFF 17-12 MELISSA MANCHESTE 9-5 Fred Horton CHICAGO 23-13 WILLIE NELSON 18-11 CSLN WBBOIAugusa, GA LOVERBOY 13-10 Church/McCown J.P. Hunter DAZZ BAND 30-20 WBLNLang bland. NY Hottest: Bruce Stevens 38 SPECIAL CHAN WYCRIHenovr-York, PA HUMAN LEAGUE KJ1to(LoulsvlNe, KY ALAN PARSONS JOHN COUGAR WFLBIFaystteville, NC BIN Terry 7-1 CS&N J. GEILS BAND 38 SPECIAL CSAN ALABAMA J.J. Randolph 11-9 DONNA SUMMER Dave McCann POINTER SISTERS Larry Cannon FLEETWOOD MAC SURVIVOR CHEAP TRICK Hottest: 26-13 HAIRCUT 100 DONNA SUMMER AIR SUPPLY FLEETWOOD MAC ALABAMA RICK SPRINGFIELD 707 TOTO 5-1 GARY U.S. BONDS 22-19 HERB ALPERT JOURNEY RICK SPRINGFIELD DONNA SUMMER CS&N HAIRCUT 100 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 6-4 ROLLING STONES POINTER SISTERS ONJ Hottest: HALL & OATES WOMP-FMIBellaire, OH GLENN FREY Hottest: STEVE MILLER BAND POINTER SISTERS Hottest: 10-5 Hottest: MCCARTNEY/WONDER I-1 STEVIE WONDER Hottest: TOTO 1-1 WILLIE NELSON 9-7 CHEAP TRICK Jolene BaNr JOHN COUGAR 1-1 TOTO 1-1 HUMAN LEAGUE 7-3 CS&N TOTO 2-1 JOHN COUGAR 8-3 38 SPECIAL A-9 HERB ALPERT DAZZ BAND 3-2 MELISSA MANCHESTE 12- 10 WILLIE NELSON 9-7 Hottest: Hottest: RAY PARKER JR. 9-4 38 SPECIAL 9-5 CSLN SOFT CELL 15-10 JUICE WRGKIGresnboro, DAZZ BAND 16-13 DENIECE WILLIAMS 12 - 10 TOTO 1-1 TOTO 1-1 NEWTON 11-8 KANSAS 11-9 NC EDDIE MONEY VAN HALEN 17-12 RICK SPRINGFIELD 25-1 8 TOTO 16-11 JOHN COUGAR 5-3 ASIA 2-2 ALABAMA 17-12 RAINBOW 19-15 Wes Jones FRANKIE MILLER SURVIVOR 30-20 HUMAN BLONDIE 24-19 JUICE NEWTON 7-4 LOVERBOY 3-3 LEAGUE D-18 Hottest: Q100/York. PA SOFT CELL 21-11 JOHN COUGAR 6-6 WHHY-FMIMontgomM', AL AIR SUPPLY Z102/Savannah, GA MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 WFMF/Baton Rouge, LA KHFIIAustin, TX Dan Steele STEVIE NICKS 22-15 SOFT CELL 21-21 Neil Harrison CS&N Ray WINisme DAZZ BAND 13-8 Rice/Watkins Ed Volkmsn PATRICE RUSHEN SOFT CELL 14-10 CS&N J. GEILE BAND KARLA FLEETWOOD MAC PARALLEL THREE NH MELISSA MANCHESTE BONOFF 22-17 Hottest: WHEBIPortsmouth. JOHN COUGAR FLEETWOOD MAC SURVIVOR Hottest: ONE WAY 26-19 HALL L MONNA SUMMER TOTO 1-1 Rick Bean STEVE MILLER BAND OATES QUARTERFLASH TOTO 1-1 GARY U.S. SOUL SONIC FORCE HUMAN LEAGUE 3-2 WCIRIBeckley, WV J. GEILE BAND BONDS PATRICE RUSHEN HUMAN LEAGUE 4-2 WYKS1Oakneavgle, FL LARRY ELGART & HI ASIA 9-5 RICK SPRINGFIELD CS&N GENESIS LESLIE PEARL JUICE NEWTON 6-4 Jim Martin Hottest: SURVIVOR Karl Kaufmann JUICE NEWTON 10-6 GLENN FREY CHICAGO Hottest: 38 SPECIAL 10-8 CHICAGO JOHN COUGAR Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 13-8 CS&N Hottest: 5-1 TOTO 1-1 KARLA BONOFF 20-15 CSAN J. GEILS BAND SOFT CELL 10-4 TOTO 3-1 LARRY ELGART & HI TOTO I-1 ASIA 5-2 POINTER SISTERS JUICE NEWTON SOFT CELL 18-4 NY BILLY IDOL STEVE MILLER BAND ALABAMA 12-8 8-5 EYE TO EYE 10-6 WDCO/DurlrmRaleigh, NC EDDIE MONEY WHFMIRochatr, STEVE MILLER JOHN COUGAR 12-8 FRANKIE MILLER Hottest: QUEEN 14-9 BAND 19-1 2 SOFT CELL 15-10 ALDO NOVA Aimee Peck TOTO SURVIVOR Randy KaWlch JUICE NEWTON 13-9 POINTER SISTERS 1-1 SOFT CELL 18-10 22-14 GLENN FREY 19-13 SQUEEZE JUICE NEWTON 5-2 HUMAN LEAGUE 6-10 STEVIE WONDER Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC 30-24 FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: KARLA BONOFF 9-7 KBFM1Mc3Ulen-Brownsvllla DAZI BAND 21-13 DUKE JUPITER JOHN COUGAR 3-1 WDOQIDeytrr Bseeh, FL GLENN FREY TOTO 2-1 JOHN COUGAR 10-8 WOHINortolk, VA CS&N ALABAMA 6-3 Save Owen RICK SPRINGFIELD KANSAS 7-5 MOTELS 15-10 Rick Knight KQIZ-FM/Amarillo, FRANKIE MILLER KARLA BONOFF 9-5 Bob Canada CHICAGO TX SOFT CELL 12-10 FLEETWOOD MAC DONNA CHICAGO KANSAS 17-7 SUMMER Hottest: . Tim Butler STEVE MILLER BAND WFEAIManchsster. NH STEVIE WONDER GAP BAND 20-1: ROLLING STONES SURVIVOR 30-19 SURVIVOR TOTO 2-1 AXE 21-18 REDDINGS OUARTE RFLA SH CSAN Hottest: Keith Lemke CSLN ASIA 3-2 DONNA SUMMER FRANKIE MILLER AIR SUPPLY TOTO 2-1 WFBOIAltoona. PA VAN HALEN JOHN COUGAR 10-6 LARRY ELGART L HI EDDIE MONEY HALL & OATES Hottest: WAEVISavennah, GA SOFT CELL 22-12 Hottest: SOFT CELL Tony Booth CHICAGO HERB ALPERT ROLLING STONES 17-10 TOTO 2-1 JOHN COUGAR 25-14 SOFT CELL 7-1 JUICE J.D. North DONNA SUMMER ADRIAN GURVITZ CHEAP TRICK NEWTON 20-12 JOHN COUGAR 16-12 MOTELS 28-20 707 DAZI BAND 1-2 PLATTERS Hottest: GARY U.S. BONDS QUEEN 4-3 KARLA BONOFF 23-16 CS&N SURVIVOR 40-30 CSLN FRANKIE MILLER Hottest: WABB-FM/Mobile, AL GAP BAND JUICE NEWTON 2-1 JUICE NEWTON 5-4 ALABAMA 25-20 FRANKIE MILLER Hottest: KARLA TOTO 1-1 Blaine Kelley K10YEris, PA Hottest: BONOFF 11-3 HUMAN LEAGUE 2-5 FLEETWOOD MAC D-25 EDDIE MONEY WILLIE NELSON 1-1 LESLIE PEARL 12-6 JUICE NEWTON 12-5 DR. HOOK TOTO 5-1 QUARTERFLASH BM Shannon TOTO 2-2 CHICAGO 15-9 RONNIE MILSAP 14-6 WZYP/Hunavllle, AL LA HALL L OATES 38 SPECIAL 6-3 FRANKIE MILLER KVOIJLaaye[a, JOHN COUGAR 4-3 AIR SUPPLY 18-12 MOTELS 11-7 LARRY ELGART L HI APRIL WINE JUICE NEWTON 9-6 Chris Andrews A FLOCK OF SEAGUL Philip Rankin RONNIE MILSAP 8-5 HUEY LEWIS L NEWS 16-9 Hottest: CS&N STEVE MILLER BAND 11-7 Hottest: STEVE MILLER BAND 19-11 WJDXIJackaon. MS TOTO 1-1 Hottest: AIR SUPPLY 25-16 HALL & OATES ASIA 2-1 DREAMGIRLS 01001Moble. AL JUICE NEWTON 7-6 Dave KImbro GARY U.S. BONDS LOVERBOY 6-4 MONROES RAY PARKER JR. 6-1 JOHN COUGAR 8-7 TOTO 12-6 WOUYIBe gor. ME Scott Griffith CHICAGO 38 SPECIAL 10-9 ASHFORD L SIMPSON REDDINGS CS&N STEVE MILLER BAND 28-1 AIR SUPPLY 14-7 Jim Randall STEVE MILLER BAND 22-15 POINTER SISTERS HALL & OATES MALL L OATES EDDIE MONEY SURVIVOR 29-22 JUICE NEWTON 28-22 SURVIVOR 29-26 GLENN FREY DONNA SUMMER STEVE MILLER BAND CSLN Hottest: CHICAGO WARWICK L MATHIS 33-25 EDDIE MONEY HALL L OATES QUARTERFLASH ASIA 2-1 CDB MELISSA MANCHESTE Hottest: KITYISan Antodo/TX VlMO/Chareston. WV HUEY LEWIS L NEWS TOTO 4-2 Hottest: Hottest: LOVERBOY 3-1 Angels Wright Jay ONJ LOVERBOY 7-3 TOTO 1-1 Jarvis Hottest: TOTO 2-1 JOAN JETT 8-5 JOHN COUGAR 10-6 JUICE NEWTON SOFT GLENN FREY 8-3 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 DOROTHY MOORE 3-2 CELL 10-6 JUICE NEWTON 12-9 SURVIVOR GLENN FREY GARY U.S. BONDS 27-21 DAZI BAND 15-10 DENIECE WILLIAMS 5-4 ALABAMA 15-11 CSLN JUICE NEWTON 6-5 STEVE MILLER BAND 17-13 KZFM/Corpus Christi. TX QUARTERFLASH Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 18-11 GAP BAND JUICE NEWTON 25-17 SOFT CELL 12-6 TOTO 3-1 CK1011Cocoa Beech, FL C.C. Chandler Hottest: STEVIE WONDER 23-19 MCCARTNEY/WONDER RONNIE MILSAP 4-2 WAX/New Orleans, LA Mike Lowe 1-1 WILLIE NELSON 6-5 GENESIS WILLIE NELSON 2-2 Gary Franklin POINTER SISTERS KARLA BONOFF 10-6 CHARLENE 3-3 GARY U.S. BONDS 707 HEART 17-10 REO CS&N RAY PARKER JR. 5-4 SPEEDWAGON LARRY LEE LESLIE REDDINGS JOAN JETT 10-7 PEARL RICK BOWLES EYE LESLIE TO FYE PEARL EDDIE MONEY CS&N DONNA SIMMER Hottest: POINTER SISTERS Hottest: LOVERBOY 2-1 Hottest: TOTO 2-1 TOTO 4-2 HUMAN LEAGUE DAZZ BAND 10-2 1-1 GAP BAND 8-3 RICK SPRINGFIELD SURVIVOR 28-13 25-17 DAZI BAND 10-5 JOURNEY 28-20 STEVIE WONDER 27-15 RICK SPRINGFIELD 21-8 SOFT CELL 33-25 PATRICE RUSHEN 34-26 GLENN FREY 37-26

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U93/South Bend IN IL WVIC/Eest Lansing, MI PARALLEL THREE WCIL-FMICarbondale, KLUCILse Vegas, NV FM103/Salt Lake City, UT KSLY/San Luis Obispo MIDWEST J.K. Dearing Tony Weltekue Jim St John Randy Lunquist Lorraine Winegar Don Potter 38 SPECIAL SURVIVOR PARALLEL TWO PATRICE RUSHEN KFYR/Bismsrck, NO CSRN ROLLING STONES STEVE MILLER BAND RONNIE PATRICE RUSHEN AIR SUPPLY MILSAP SURVIVOR FLEETWOOD MAC REO SPEEDWAGON Hottest: Dan Brennan LARRY ELGART & HI STEVIE WONDER HALL & OATES GLENN QUARTERFLASH !2X/Columbus, OH CHERI FREY REDDINGS HUMAN LEAGUE 3-1 Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: ONJ Tel Nutter ASIA MOTELS. POINTER SISTERS 8-3 TOTO 1-1 TOTO 3-1 TOTO 4-1 POINTER SISTERS FRANKIE MILLER JOHN COUGAR 17-7 JUICE Hottest: HUMAN LEAGUE NEWTON 7-2 ASIA 4-2 ASIA 3-3 EDDIE MONEY RICK BOWLES JUICE NEWTON 18-11 KOOL & THE GANG 1-1 KARLA BONOFF ASIA 9-5 JOHN COUGAR 9-5 JOHN COUGAR 10-6 DONNA SUMMER 707 LRB 21-13 RAY PARKER JR. 2-2 SURVIVOR JOHN COUGAR 12-8 JUICE NEWTON 10-6 38 SPECIAL CS&N Hottest: DAZZ BAND 9-6 11-8 Hottest: ALABAMA 13-10 KANSAS 13-9 KANSAS 12-10 STEVIE WONDER MCCARTNEY/WONDER WDJX/Dsyton, OH VAN HALEN 12-9 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 707 1-1 TOTO 2-2 Steve KKLS/Rapid City ALDO NOVA 13-10 ASIA 2-2 Allen KYNO-FM/Fresno. CA KBBK/Boise, ID Hottest: SHEENA EASTON 3-3 WILLIE Sherwin/Piper TOTO 1-1 NELSON 12-7 JUICE NEWTON JOHN DENVER KFMZ/Columbia, MO WaMlelDavfs Bob Lee JOHN 5-4 SOFT CELL 19-11 COUGAR 14-9 MELISSA MANCHESTE SURVIVOR KANSAS 2 3-14 FLEETWOOD MAC Steve Graziano HALL 6 OATES PATRICE RUSHEN 23-17 FLEETWOOD MAC AIR SUPPLY 16-12 ALABAMA POINTER SISTERS MELISSA MANCHESTE KSTT/Devenport,IA Hottest: EDDIE MONEY EDDIE MONEY 21-14 KIOA/Des SURVIVOR DONNA SUMMER POINTER AIR SUPPLY 27-18 Moines, IA Bill Young MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 CHEAP TRICK SISTERS CSBN VAN HALEN (dp) A.W. Panto)a WILLIE NELSON 3-2 FRANKIE MILLER GAP BAND Hottest: SURVIVOR (dp) MICHAEL KENI/Anchoraga, AK CSBN KOOL B THE GANG 6-3 A FLOCK OF MURPHEY ONJ TOTO 1-1 SEAGUL CHICAGO GARY U.S. BONDS TOTO 7-4 707 Hottest: Robbins/Denman HALL HUMAN LEAGUE 6-3 Hottest: L OATES STEVIE WONDER BERTIE HIGGINS 18-14 Hottest: TOTO 3-1 HERB ALPERT JUICE NEWTON 10-5 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 JOHN COUGAR 4-2 POINTER SURVIVOR ASIA 1-1 SISTERS BLONDIE JOHN COUGAR 13-8 ONE WAY 4-2 QUEEN 6-5 EDDIE MONEY STEVE MILLER BAND WKDOIEvansville, IN JOHN COUGAR 4-2 STEVIE WONDER J. GEILS BAND 23-17 DAZI BAND 7-5 38 SPECIAL 12-8 DONNA SUMMER Hottest: Hobbs/Payne KANSAS 10-4 CS&N WILLIE NELSON 8-6 J. GEILS BAND 13-9 ONJ JUICE NEWTON 2-1 VAN HALEN 14-9 Hottest: WRKRIReclna. WI TOTO 12-7 RONNIE MILSAP J. GEILS BAND LARRY ELGART & HI MCCARTNEY/WONDER 6-2 QUARTERFLASH 16-10 KSKD/Salem, OR 1-1 KARLA BONOFF CS&N Steve Warren 707 TOTO 10-3 FM102/Sacramena, 2-2 ALABAMA 17-10 PATRICE RUSHEN 99KG/Salina, KS CA Len E. Mitchell APRIL WINE JUICE NEWTON 10-4 FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: MELISSA MANCHESTE 16-12 LARRY ELGART 6 HI MsnderslPreston HALL 6 OATES Denny Collier AIR JOHN COUGAR 17-10 Hottest: SUPPLY ASIA 2-1 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS PATRICE RUSHEN GLENN HALL B OATES TOTO 14-1 KEYN-FM(Wichita, KN ALABAMA 1-1 BLONDIE FREY 3-2 CHICAGO AIR SUPPLY MICHAEL MURPHEY (dp) KANSAS 6-3 JOHN COUGAR 4-3 GARY U.S. KOFM/Okishoma City, OK Terrie Springs Hottest: BONDS CHICAGO REDDINGS (dp) STEVE WILLIE NELSON 8-5 ROLLING MILLER BAND 15-9 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 STONES Hottest: BILLY IDOL (dp) Brock/Morgan HEART REO SPEERWAGON 26-11 LOVERBOY 18-10 JOHN COUGAR 11-8 PATRICE RUSHEN MCCARTNEY/WONDER CS&N (dp) CHICAGO CHICAGO 27-18 Hottest: 1-1 GARY U.S. BONDS 38 SPECIAL 19-12 TOTO 4-3 Hottest: MOTELS TOTO 1-1 KYVA/Billings. MT SURVIVOR SURVIVOR D-19 DAZZ BAND 6-5 HUMAN LEAGUE 2-1 VAN HALEN WJXQ/Jeckson, MI SOFT CELL CHICAGO STEVE MILLER BAND D-30 15-10 DENIECE WILLIAMS SHADES OF LOVE D-10 Jack Bell GLENN FREY Ryan/Cheeks STEVE 11-7 QUARTERFLASH MILLER BAND 24 - 14, MOTELS 27-20 STEVE MILLER BAND 35-28 STEVE MILLER BAND LARRY ELGART L MELISSA MANCHESTE WSPTIStevana Point WI REO SPEEDWAGON 32-22 EYE TO EYE 36-30 HI Hottest: ALLIANCE SURVIVOR 39-29 POINTER SISTERS POINTER SISTERS Bred Fuhr KSPZIColorado Springs, CO BLONDIE 39-34 Hottest: TOTO 2-1 BILLY IDOL CHICAGO KANSAS 7-4 Hottest: Mike Daniels EYE TO EYE TOTO 2-1 Hottest: KKRC-FM/Sioux Fells, SD KKFMIColorado Springs JOAN JETT 10-7 ASIA 1-1 Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP 9-4 TOTO 1-1 Greg Fisher SURVIVOR LOVERBOY 19-15 ROLLING STONES 14-8 Jack Hamilton TOTO 2-1 ALABAMA 10-6 ASIA 2-2 FLEETWOOD MAC ALABAMA 22-17 SURVIVOR 38 SPECIAL JOHN COUGAR 19-16 11-9 JOHN COUGAR 6-3 SURVIVOR AIR SUPPLY AIR SUPPLY 9-6 FLEETWOOD MAC KANSAS 19-13 MOTELS 24-21 18-14 JUICE NEWTON 7-4 FLEETWOOD MAC HEART MOTELS WYFM/Youngstown, OH 707 D-17 STEVE MILLER 38 SPECIAL 11-6 GLENN FREY Hottest: Hottest: BAND 21-15 Jeff Tobin Hottest: TOTO MCCARTNEY/WONDER SURVIVOR 27-21 KRAVITuIsa, OK KOKO/Omehs, 1-1 1-1 NB TOTO 3-1 JUICE HUMAN LEAGUE 2-2 Gary Reynolds Hottest: WTRU/Muskegon, MI NEWTON 5-2 KATI/Casper. WY Merk Evens JOHN COUGAR 9-5 WILLIE NELSON 7-4 TOTO 5-3 HUMAN LEAGUE 1-1 Larry Olek CHICAGO KANSAS 10-8 38 SPECIAL 12-6 SOFT CELL 4-4 Fred Leehumis CHARLENE 3-2 REO CS&N SPEEDWAGON AIR SUPPLY MOTELS 15-11 KARLA BONOFF 19-15 QUEEN 8-5 JOHN COUGAR 8-4 AIR SUPPLY FLEETWOOD MAC RICK SPRINGFIELD HALL & OATES SOFT CELL 22-15 TOTO 10-6 GARY Hottest: Hottest: U.S. BONDS Hottest: KHYT/Tucson, AZ KIKI/Honolulu SOFT CELL 12-9 Hottest: TOTO 2-1 TOTO 2-1 TOTO 1-1 Rich Brother Robbin Fink TOTO KKXL/Grand Forks, ND John ASIA 4-2 JUICE NEWTON 5-4 1-1 MN HUMAN LEAGUE 3-2 JUICE NEWTON 7-3 HUMAN LEAGUE WAKX/Duluth, JOHN COUGAR 4-3 Gary Leigh POINTER SISTERS MAGIC LADY 12-5 ASIA 5-3 JOHN COUGAR 9-4 RONNIE MILSAP Dave Strandberg 38 SPECIAL 9-5 DONNA SLIMMER RAY PARKER JR. 9-6 JOHN COUGAR 9-6 STEVE MILLER BAND WILLIE NELSON 8-6 AIR SOFT CELL 15-11 HERB ALPERT Hottest: SUPPLY 19-14 FLEETWOOD 38 SPECIAL 10-8 JOURNEY MAC STEVE MILLER BAND 23-15 EDDIE MONEY MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 J. GEILS BAND GLENN FREY KOZE/Lewiston, ID KZ93/Peoria, IL KDWRopeka, KS CS&N FRANK ZAPPA DAZZ BAND 3-2 Hottest: KIIK/Daverport. IA CS&N HUMAN LEAGUE 7-6 Jay McCall Keith Edwards MCCARTNEY/WONDER Hottest: 1-1 Chuck King Tony Stewart Hottest: CHERI 9-8 TOTO 2-2 ASIA 1-1 DONNA SUMMER CHICAGO TOTO 2-2 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 TASTE OF HONEY 29-23 WILLIE NELSON 3-3 STEVIE WONDER CHICAGO HALL L OATES EDDIE MONEY JUICE NEWTON 3-3 HUMAN LEAGUE 3-2 HUEY LEWIS 6 GARY U.S. BONDS CS&N 707 NEWS 18-12 STEVE MILLER BAND JOHN SOFT CELL 5-4 HALL & OATES COUGAR 5-4 GARY U.S. AIR SUPPLY D-16 ROLLING STONES SURVIVOR PARALLEL THREE BONDS A FLOCK OF SEAGUL Hottest: 38 SPECIAL 6-5 27-S SCORPIONS RICK GARY U.S. BONDS STEVE MILLER mommee SPRINGFIELD W NAM/Appioton -OshkOeh ASIA 2-1 BAND 24-9 Hottest: Hottest: REO SPEEDWAGON KCBN/Reno, JOHN COUGAR 3-3 NV JUICE NEWTON JOHN COUGAR Chris Caine ONJ K1DD/Monterey, CA 3-1 3-1 38 SPECIAL 4-4 WEST Jim O'Neal STEVIE NICKS 15-9 38 SPECIAL 4-3 CHICAGO Barry Brown GARY U.S. BONDS SURVIVOR KANSAS 10-6 EDDIE MONEY SOFT CELL 18-10 MOTELS 10-4 FLEETWOOD MAC SURVIVOR D-10 TWO QUARTERFLASH 16-12 REO SPEEDWAGON Hottest: PARALLEL HALL & OATES GREG KINN 20-10 HALL 6 OATES MOTELS 19-13 SURVIVOR 21-12 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 KELOISIoux Fells, SD POINTER SISTERS POINTER SISTERS CS&N HUMAN LEAGUE 6-2 SOFT CELL Hottest: EYE TO EYE Marc Elliot KCPX/Salt Lake City, UT KKLV/Anchorage, AK WHOT/Youngstown. OH QUEEN 14-10 GAP BAND TOTO 1-1 LARRY ELGART & HI SOFT CELL 25-16 Gary Waldron EDDIE MONEY MELISSA MANCHESTE 7-4 Art Lewis Dick Thompson MELISSA MANCHESTE PATRICE RUSHEN ALABAMA QUARTE JOHN COUGAR 12-6 33-20 KARLA BONOFF FLEETWOOD RFLASH Hottest: MAC DONNA SUMMER SOFT CELL 20-14 HALL & OATES FLEETWOOD MAC JON & VANGELIS HUEY LEWIS & TOTO 3-1 WZZR/Grand Rapids. MI NEWS Hottest: STEVE MILLER BAND 32-26 GARY U.S. BONDS SURVIVOR Hottest: POINTER SISTERS JUICE NEWTON 12-6 TOTO 3-1 ONJ MOTELS Brian Thongs MCCARTNFY/WONDER 1-1 LARRY LEE JOHN COUGAR 15-7 PATRICE RUSHEN 14-6 KDZA/Puebio, CO CS&N LARRY ELGART ñ HI TOTO 4-3 EDDIE MONEY ALABAMA 18-11 DAZZ BAND 18-9 LESLIE PEARL Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC 38 SPECIAL 7-5 RICK BOWLES Rip Avina SOFT CELL 22-13 EYE TO EYE 23-10 PATRICE RUSHEN TOTO 2-1 VAN HALEN JUICE NEWTON 8-6 707 MONROES RONNIE MILSAP 15-10 ONE WAY D-24 DONNA SUMMER WGBF/EvanavIlle, IN EDDIE MONEY FLEETWOOD MAC 32-22 ASHFORD & SIMPSON Hottest: 38 SPECIAL 17-12 POINTER CS&N SISTERS HERB ALPERT KGGURIvarsk TOTO 2-1 SOFT CELL 29-18 Kevin Carpenter CS&N KWLO/Waterloo, IA e -Sen Bernardino QUARTERFLASH CHICAGO ASIA 10-4 AIR SUPPLY D-27 BILLY IDOL Hottest: Steve O'Neil JOHN COUGAR Drew Bentley FRANKIE MILLER JOHN COUGAR 15-9 Hottest: MCCARTNEY/WONDER SOFT CELL 1-1 JON & VANGELIS KIM WILDE JUICE NEWTON 16-10 WMEEIFort Wayne, IN TOTO 1-1 GRASS ROOTS KARLA BONOFF FLEETWOOD MAC 13-6 HERB ALPERT Hottest: LOVERBOY 17-13 John Curry ASIA 3-2 CSRN STEVIE NICKS 18-11 Hottest: Hottest: TOTO 1-1 JUICE NEWTON 6-4 Hottest: SOFT CELL 26-18 TOTO 2-1 TOTO 4-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 5-4 SURVIVOR JOHN COUGAR 9-6 TOTO 1-1 REDDINGS 33-25 CHICAGO RONNIE MILSAP 10-2 DO WAH RIDERS D-10 MCCARTNEY/WONDER ROBERTA FLACK 8-2 JUICE NEWTON 8-7 ASIA 3-3 2-2 Hottest: WILLIE NELSON 4-3 KJRB/Spokana, WA STEVIE WONDER 14-12 LOVERBOY 13-8 JUICE NEWTON 4-4 FLEETWOOD ONE WAY 15-10 JOHN COUGAR 3-1 WKFRIKalamazoo, MI JOHN COUGAR 12-7 MAC 25-20 ALABAMA 11-7 Suds Coleman DAZZ TOTO 4-3 SwartlChapmen JOAN JETT 10-8 BAND 26-22 SOFT CELL 15-8 MEN AT WORK WZOK/Rockford. IL KKXXIBakanMld CA 38 SPECIAL 11-10 MOTELS WAZY-FM/Lafayette, IN GARY U.S. BONDS SURVIVOR BqukealDaReo KANSAS 18-16 Tim Fox Bob Leonard HALL & OATES GLENN FREY CS&N SCORPIONS WNAP/Indisnapolis, IN FLEETWOOD MAC CSRN CHICAGO GENESIS CSRN Larry Mayo GARY U.S. BONDS Hottest: HALL B OATES CHEAP TRICK STEVE MILLER BAND JUICE NEWTON 2-1 Hottest: KARLA BONOFF Hottest: ASIA AIR SUPPLY Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP 11-5 TOTO 1-1 TOTO 2-1 Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP TOTO 1-1 38 SPECIAL 13-9 JOHN COUGAR 2-2 JOHN COUGAR 8-5 FRANK ZAPPA 4-1 Hottest: ASIA 5-2 KARLA BONOFF 21-15 ASIA 3-3 RONNIE MILSAP 10-7 STEVE MILLER BAND 7-3 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 38 SPECIAL 13-9 FLEETWOOD MAC D-22 JUICE NEWTON 4-4 KANSAS 24-17 TOTO SOFT CELL 14-10 38 SPECIAL 5-5 MOTELS 18-5 2-2 SOFT CELL 28-20 CHICAGO ASIA 4-3 JOURNEY 17-14 WLYT/Cleveland, OH 22-11 ROLLING STONES 25-14 JOHN COUGAR 5-4 Scott "Smoker" KRNA/lovw City, IA KRQ/Tuceonn, AZ 2104/Madison. WI Howitt HUMAN LEAGUE 9-5 Jeff Harmon Guy Zepokson KNBQ/Taconra. Matt Hudson AIR SUPPLY WA THE FOLLOWING STATIONS CHICAGO WNCI/Columbus, OH HAIRCUT 100 RONNIE MILSAP Bryan/Roberti DID NOT REPORT THIS WEEK: EDDIE MONEY JOURNEY MEN AT WORK Steve Edwards AIR SUPPLY DONNA SUMMER FLEETWOOD MAC CSRN MON ROES CHICAGO DONNA SUMMER CKGM/Montreal CS&N CS&N SURVIVOR EDDIE MONEY FRANK ZAPPA EDDIE MONEY FLEETWOOD FRANKIE MILLER REO SPEEDWAGON SQUEEZE SURVIVOR WTIC-FM/Hartford MAC POINTER LESLIE Hottest: Hottest: KARLA BONOFF (RA) PATRICE SISTERS PEARL RUSHEN BILLY IDOL W KRZ-FM/W ilkes-Barre Hottest: ASIA 3-1 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 Hottest: Hottest: SOFT CELL 9-5 Hottest: TOTO 6-1 HUMAN LEAGUE 5-3 TOTO 1-1 TOTO 1-1 WMAK-FM/Nashville WILLIE NELSON 11-7 TOTO 3-1 RONNIE MILSAP 7-2 JOHN COUGAR 8-4 ASIA 2-3 KARLA BONOFF 14-6 WGRD/Grand Rapids JOHN COUGAR 15-8 JUICE NEWTON 5-4 JUICE NEWTON 8-4 JOURNEY 13-B JOHN COUGAR 5-5 SOFT CELL 16-9 JUICE NEWTON 18-15 JOHN COUGAR 9-7 ALABAMA 13-5 JUICE NEWTON 14-11 STEVE MILLER BAND 13-7 PAUL MCCARTNEY 25-12 JOAN JETT 11-9 KARLA BONOFF 12-8 SURVIVOR 19-11 STEVE MILLER BAND D- 17 WIKS/Indlanapoiis, IN KMGKIDee Moines, IA 38 SPECIAL 14-10 KQWB/Fargo, ND wow/omens. NB Michael Stone CA Jay Stevens Y94)Fresno, KW/Provo, UT Ralph Caldwell Wayne Hiller THE FOLLOWING STATIONS CHICAGO BILLY IDOL John McCorkle Gentry/Kreddldt RICK SPRINGFIELD REPORTED A FROZEN FLEETWOOD MAC QUARTE RFLASH FLEETWOOD MAC FRANK ZAPPA (dp) CHICAGO CSRN HAWKS JOURNEY AIR SUPPLY PLAYLIST THIS WEEK: SURVIVOR SURVIVOR GARY U.S. BONDS Hottest: ROLLING STONES Hottest: FLEETWOOD SQUEEZE MAC Hottest: EYE TO EYE (dp) SURVIVOR 11-1 TOTO 2-1 AIR SUPPLY WKEE/Huntington EDDIE MONEY TOTO 1-1 SURVIVOR (dp) SCORPIONS D-10 JUICE NEWTON 6-3 ALABAMA HUMAN LEAGUE KLPO/Little Rock Hottest: FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 16-11 CS&N HUMAN LEAGUE 4-5 Hottest: 2-2 Hottest: ASIA 4-3 JUICE NEWTON 1-1 J. GEILS BAND 18-15 JOHN COUGAR 10-7 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-1 WCSC/Charleston TOTO JUICE NEWTON 6-4 TOTO 2-2 GENESIS 19-17 2-1 38 SPECIAL 14-9 TOTO 2-2 KIM WILDE JOHN COUGAR 10-5 WOMP-FM/Bellaire WILLIE NELSON 3-3 8-5 HUMAN LEAGUE KANSAS 3-3 RONNIE MILSAP 5-4 12-9 SOFT CELL SURVIVOR 19-12 STEVIE NICKS 6-5 16-10 FRANK ZAPPA A-13 SPARKS 18-16

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QUARTERFLASH "Right Kind Of Love" (Geffen) 86/17 LARRY ELGART Et HIS ORCHESTRA "Hooked On Swing" (RCA) 33/6 Moves: Up 22, Debuts 8, Seme 38, Down 1, Adds 17 including JB105, KITY, KROD, WJDX, WHHY-FM, KX104, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 21/2, Light 10/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, WIP, WAFB, KMGC, WQUE, WHBC, WSKZ, KOFM, WIKS, KIDD, WCGQ, WISE, KILE, KSLY, KDZA. WMHE. Heavy: KFMK, WSBA. Medium: KVIL, KHOW, KJR, KPLZ, WSGN, KBOI, KUGN, WWNR, WNAB, WKZE- FM, KRBC, WSKY, WDEF, 096, WORG, KCRG, WJON, KFQD, KBOZ. STEVIE WONDER "Do I Do" (Tamla/Motown) 85/11 Moves: Up 47, Debuts 7, Seme 20, Down 0, Adds 11, WFBR, WHFM, WYCR, KROD, WOKI, WGH, KSTT, KIIK, MICHAEL MURPHEY "What's Forever For" (Liberty) 31/8 KIOA, KSLY, WCAU-FM 28-26, Z93 29-21, KEARTH 16-11, KIQQ 24-16. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 16/2, Light 13/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 8, KMGC, WFMK, KBOI, WORG, WJON, MELISSA MANCHESTER "You Should Hear How She Talks..." (Arista) 75/13 WBOW, KBOZ, KRNO. Heavy: WLVA. Medium: WLTA, WSB, WCZY, WCCO, KEX, KEY103, WHBY, WHBC, KCRG, Moves: Up 36, Debuts 9, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 13, WNBC, KRLA, KIIS-FM, KYYX, WPST, WJDX, FM100, WFDF, WMHE, KSL, WWSA, WDAY KOFM, WZYQ, Z102, WISE, WGLF, KELO, KBEQ 24-19, KSTT 16-12. HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS "Hope You Love Me Like You..." (Chrysalis) 31/2 DAZZ BAND "Let It Whip" (Motown) 69/O Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 13/0, Light 12/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WFYR, WARM98. Heavy: WSRZ, Medium: WRIE, WAFB, WHHY, WQUE, WMHE, KKRD, KYUU, WKZE- Moves: Up 49, Debute 5, Same 11, Down 4, Adds 0, WIFI 15-5, WCAU-FM 3-2, B9411-7, WXKS-FM 1-1, Z93 189, WFMK, KWAV, WWNR, WLVA, WBOW. 195 12-9, Q102 16-13, KFI 2-1, WDRC-FM 17-9, KZFM 10-5, KBFM 23-14, B97 3-1, KROK 26-17, KIDD 18-9. FM, Q96, WORG, WROV, KBAI, KRKK. GENESIS "Paperlate" (Atlantic) 61/9 BARBARA MANDRELL "'Til You're Gone" (MCA) 31/1 16/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WRVR. Heavy: WSB, WCCO, WRVA, Moves: Up 23, Debuts 4, Seme 25, Down 0, Adds 9, KFI, 8100, KZFM, WSKZ, KJRB, WJBQ, WISE, WGLF, 96KX Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium Light 9/1, WHBC, KRNT, WFDF, KLTE, KBOI, 15-10, WLS-FM 40-30, KEZR 30-27, WSSX 25-19. KMBZ, KSL, WLVA. Medium: WCZY, KEX, WICC, WSBA, KEY103, WVLK, WDEF, WWSA, WDAY, KFQD, KSRO. NEIL DIAMOND "Be Mine Tonight" (Columbia) 61/1 Moves: Up 34, Debuts 5, Same 19, Down 2, Adds 1, WGCL, WNBC 17-13, WKBW 16-8, KIMN 22-14, KOPA 22-19, KC101 19-10, V100 19-13, WTIX 31-27, KEEL 18-8, WAKX 17-13, WGBF 14-8, WOW 13-10, WTSN 24-14, KSLY 8-3. LESLIE PEARL "If The Love Fits Weer It" (RCA) 59/7 Moves: Up 14, Debuts 3, Same 35, Down 0, Adds 7, WNBC, WLAN-FM, WTIX, WHHY-FM, CK101, WNCI, KKLV, SIGNIFICANT ACTION WFBR 27-23, WJDX 30-27, FM100 27-24, WGH 12-6, KCPX 22-19, WFEA 29-22, WFLB 21-16, KKYA 26-24. HAIRCUT 100 "Love Plus One" (Arista) 57/5 B.J. THOMAS "But Love Me" (MCA) 28/3 Moves: Up 24, Debuts 1, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 5, KINT, BJ105, WBBQ, WANS-FM, KRNA, WXKS-FM 25-20, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 14/2, Light 11/1, Extra Adda 0, Total Adda 3, WSLI, WPTF, KRBC. Heavy: WLTA, KFI 116, KIQQ 17-11, WPHD 9-8, WHFM 27-22, WJDX 16-12, KIDD 21-18, WGUY 22-18, WGLF 31-26, KSLY 14-9. WDEF, WLVA. Medium: WSB, WCCO, KEX, WRVA, WHBY, WHBC, KRNT, KSL, KSEL, KCRG, WDAY, KBOZ. LARRY ELGART Et HIS ORCHESTRA "Hooked On Swing" (RCA) 56/17 EARL KLUGH "I'm Ready For Your Love" (Liberty) 28/2 Moves: Up 12, Debuts 2, Same 25, Down 0, Adda 17 including WIFI, KEZR, KYYX, KROD, WNAM, WKDQ, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 13/0, Light 15/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KIXI, KRNO. Medium: WCCO, KEY103, WHOT, WFEA, WCIR, WAEV, Z102, WXLK, WCIL-FM, KENI, KYYA. Y106, WSRZ, WFDF, WFMK, KBOI, KSL, WORG, WWSA, WSGW, WJON, KBOZ. DENIECE WILLIAMS "It's Gonna Take A Miracle" (ARC/Columbia) 56/0 OMPOINTER SISTERS "American Music" (Planet/RCA) 27/19 Moves: Up 30, Debuts 0, Same 14, Down 12, Adds 0, PRO -FM 8-5, WPGC 14-10, Y100 5-4, KIIS-FM 2-2, WBLI Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/1, Light 16/14, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 19, WLTA, WCZY, WCCO, WSFM, 12-10, KC101 6-5, WAEB 14-10, KITY 17-14, KBFM 18-10, KROK 8-5, WAXY 85, KIDD 9-4, 0104 11-7, KDZA 5-4. WSLI, WHBY, WHIO, KKRD, KIXI, WKZE-FM, WEIM, WKBR, KRBC, KSEL, KFQD, KADE, KTWO, KBAI, KSRO. OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN "Landslide" (MCA) 50/9 Medium: KEX, WHBC, WSKY, WLVA, WDAY, KBOZ. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 6, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 9, KBEQ, XTRA, KIIK, KIOA, WGUY, 95SGF, KENI, KKLV, KSLY, RICK SPRINGFIELD 'What Kind Of Fool Am I" (RCA) 27/4 JB105 31-29, WTRY 26-22, WPST 39-35, BJ105 32-29, WSEZ 33-30, KELO 34-23. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 13/2, Light 10/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WRVR, KMJJ, WKZE-FM, KISN. Heavy: WHEN, WHHY, WSRZ, WFMK. Medium: WLTT, WAFB, KSLQ, WMHE, KWAV, WWNR, WSKY, WORG, WBOW, KBAI, WEIM. JON Et VANGELIS "I'll Find My Way Home" (Polydor/PolyGram) 27/2 SIGNIFICANT ACTION Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 14/2, Light 10/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WFDF, KRNO. Heavy: KPLZ, WRVA, KWAV. Medium: WSB, WCLR, KEY103, WSRZ, KRNT, KBOI, WNAB, WSKY, KFOR, KFQD, KRKK. JON Et VANGELIS "I'll Find My Way Home" (Polydor/PolyGram) 48/2 JOURNEY "Still They Ride" (Columbia) 26/4 Moves: Up 17, Debuts 0, Same 27, Down 2, Adds 2, KGGI, KELO, KEGL 17-13, KEZR on, WPST 34-30, KINT 20-18, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 13/2, Light 12/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WKAZ, WSLI, KWAV, WLVA. Heavy: WAXY 22-20, CK101 31-29, WVIC 35-31, KIOA 30-27, KCPX 29-26, WTSN 33-30, 95XIL 16-8, WYKS 30-27, KYYA WSRZ. Medium: WHHY, KKUA, WWNR, WKZE-FM, WEIM, KRBC, Q96, KSEL, WORG, WROV, KRKK. 13-10. OAK RIDGE BOYS "So Fine" (MCA) 24/4 CHEAP TRICK "If You Want My Love" (Epic) 44/6 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 13/2, Light 10/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WHIO, KSL, WEIM, WROV. Heavy: Moves: Up 10, Debuts 5, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 6, 0105, KBFM, KROK, WANS-FM, WFLB, KFMZ, WBEN-FM WCCO. Medium: WLTA, WSB, WCZY, WSGN, WPTF, WRVA, WHBC, KRNT, KMBZ, WWNR, KSEL. d-39, 96KX 20-18, KEGL 26-22, WLS-FM d-37, KIQQ on, K104 29-26, KZ93 22-19, KCPX 32-29, KSEL-FM 24-19. MOTELS "Only The Lonely" (Capitol) 21/4 KIM WILDE "Kids In America" (EMI America) 42/5 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 10/1, Light 4/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WFMK, WWNR, WCHV, WBOW. Moves: Up 19, Debuts 3, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 5, WIFI, KFI, Y103, WISE, KDZA, WXKS-FM 28-25, KIQQ 10-9, Heavy: WHHY, SM95, Y106, WSRZ, KWAV, WEIM, 096. Medium: KHOW, KEY103, WSGN, KSLQ, WMHE, WPST 24-21, K104 21-18, KSET-FM 21-19, KMGK 8-5, KSKD 10-8, WYKS 34-28, WRKR 25-22, KFMZ 19-14. WKZE-FM, WSKY, KSEL, WDAY. MONROES "What Do All The People Know" (Alfa) 42/4 RAY PARKER JR. 'The Other Woman" (Arista) 21/1 Moves: Up 10, Debuts 2, Same 25, Down 1, Adds 4, KRQ, WJBQ, KVOL, KKLV, 96KX on, JB105 on, KEGL 16-12, Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 9/0, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KSEL. Heavy: WROR, WFYR, WZZP, WGCL on, KEZR 18-16, B100 14-9, KSET-FM 26-18, KINT 28-26, KILE 37-34, KSEL-FM 11-8, WRKR 29-27. Y106, WOWO, WEIM, WSKY. Medium: WASH, WGAR, KNOW, WHEN, KEY103, 610TVN, WCHV, 096, KBAI. aEDDIE MONEY "Think I'm In Love" (Columbia) 39/34 OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN "Landslide" (MCA) 19/5 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 34 including CHUM, WLOL-FM, KEZR, WPHD, WPST, G100, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 11/2, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, Y106, KBOI, WKZE-FM, WKBR, WCHV. WOKI, WZZR, KMGK, KNBQ, KHYT, WIGY, WYKS, KRNA, KSLY. Medium: WGY, WHHY, WSKY, KSEL, WORG, KBOZ, KBAI, KRKK, KISN. OMPOINTER SISTERS "American Music" (Planet/RCA) 37/35 BLONDIE "Island Of Lost Souls" (Chrysalis) 17/3 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Seme 2, Down 0, Adds 35 including WLOL-FM, KEARTH, KIIS-FM, KEZR, 3WT, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/1, Light 8/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WFMK, WSKY, KBOZ. Medium: WYNY, KZFM, WBCY, WSEZ, KOFM, KNBQ, KBBK, WZYQ, WISE, KVOL, KCBN. WSB, KWAV, WWNR, WEIM, WLVA, WORG, KBAI. BOW WOW WOW "I Want Candy" (RCA) 37/1 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES "Your Imagination" (RCA) 13/5 Moves: Up 12, Debuts 0, Same 23, Down 1, Adds 1, KFI, WBEN-FM 40-37, WCAU-FM on, JB105 on, WGCL Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/2, Light 8/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, KJR, WSRZ, KWAV, 096, WORG. 17-15, KIQQ 25-22, KFRC 36-24, WPST 29-26, WNOK-FM on, KCPX 34-31, KSKD 20-16, WZYQ 29-25, WSPT on, Medium: WWNR, WSKY, WCHV. KFMZ 18-13, KDZA on. HUMAN LEAGUE "Don't You Want Me" (Virgin/AE&M) 13/2 FRANKIE MILLER 'To Dream The Dream" (Capitol/MSS) 36/13 Rotations: Heavy 6/1, Medium 3/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adda 0, Total Adds 2, WTAE, WRIE. Heavy: WHHY, WOWO, Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 13, KEGL, WHFM, KBFM, WABB-FM, BJ105, WVIC, Z104, WFMK, KSLQ, 096. Medium: WGAR, KYUU, WKZE-FM. WFEA, WCIR, WAEV, WFLB, KFMZ, KDZA, KEZR on, WJXQ 24-21. GREG GUIDRY "Into My Love" (Badland/Columbia) 12/7 GAP BAND "Early In The Morning" (Total Experience/PGM) 32/10 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 10/6, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, WSFM, WHBY, WWNR, WEIM, WCHV, Moves: Up 8, Debuts 4, Same 9, Down 1, Adds 10, WIFI, Y100, XTRA, WDRC-FM, KITY, KBFM, KIDD, KBBK, WDAY, KBOZ. Medium: WLVA. WFBG, WGLF, WXKS-FM 15-9, KFI 24-12, KZFM 8-3, Z102 29-26, WFLB 20-13. PATRICE RUSHEN "Forget Me Nots" (Elektra) 12/2 DONNA SUMMER "Love Is In Control (Finger On The Trigger)" (Geffen) 29/28 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/0, Light 5/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WFYR, KHOW. Heavy: WLVA, KBAI. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 28, WBEN-FM, B94, PRO-FM, Y100, KEARTH, WYCR, WBBQ, Medium: WCLR, WFMK, WMHE, WWNR, WSKY. WOKI, Z102, KYNO-FM, KNBQ, WGUY, WACZ, WFEA, 95SGF, KDZA. PETER McCANN "Dream Lover" (Columbia) 11/4 REDDINGS "(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay" (Believe In A Dream/CBS) 26/9 Rotations: Heavy 010, Medium 5/1, Light 6/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WSLI, WHBC, KRBC, WLVA. Medium: Moves: Up 5, Debuts 2, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 9, WJDX, CK101, FM100, WGH, WVIC, KSKD, WACZ, 95XIL, WLTA, WSB, WCZY, WDAY. KILE, KIQQ on, KFRC 34-31, WFBR 13-9, KINT d-27, KYNO-FM 34-24, KCPX 33-25. FLORENCE WARNER "Only Love" (Mercury/PolyGram) 11/3 DR. HOOK "Loveline" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 21/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 7/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WHBY, KRBC, WSGW. Medium: WLTA, Moves: Up 6, Debuts 1, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 1, WAEV, WKEE on, KZFM 29-25, WZYP on, KX104 on, WOKI WCCO, WHBC, WWSA. on, WKDQ on, KBBK on, KCPX 40-35, KIKI on, WFOX d-36, WFLB 35-28, KILE 40-38, KENI on, KSLY on. MAXUS "Keep A Light On" (WB) 11/0 HERB ALPERT "Route 101" (A&M) 20/13 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Medium: WCCO, SM95, KRBC, WJON. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 13, WKBW, Z93, KIIS-FM, BJ105, WBBQ, WNOK-FM, WGH, EYE TO EYE "Nice Girls" (WB) 10/2 KIOA, KGGI, KCPX, KHYT, WTSN, WFLB, KIQQ on, WBCY on. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 4/0, Light 2/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WKZE-FM, WORG. Heavy: WHHY, BILLY IDOL "Hot In The City" (Chrysalis) 20/12 SM95, WWNR, WSKY. Medium: WBEN, WSRZ, KWAV, 096. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 12, WXKS-FM, WLOL-FM, 8100, WOKI, WZZR, WJXQ, KMGK, QUARTERFLASH "Right Kind Of Love" (Geffen) 10/1 d-31. KNBQ, KSKD, WJBQ, WIGY, WCIR, KEZR on, KSET-FM d-25, WRKR Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WWNR. Heavy: KGW. Medium: KEX, SCORPIONS "No One Like You" (Mercury/PolyGram) 20/4 WRIE, WSKY, KRKK. Moves: Up 10, Debuts 0, Seme 4, Down 2, Adds 4, 3WT, WSSX, KKXX, KOZE, 96KX 29-25, KEGL 6-2, WLS 29-27, 100 Plus One" (Arista) 8/7 KZ93 7-5, FM103 on. HAIRCUT "Love WLS-FM 29-27, WRCK 23-19, WPST 19-16, KSET-FM 9-6, WOKI on, KMGK 22-19, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 8/7, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, Y106, WHBC, WWNR, WSKY, 096, ONE WAY "Cutie Pie" (MCA) 20/2 KSEL, WORG. Moves: Up 12, Debuts 2, Same 3, Down 1, Adds 2, KFI, KFRC, Y100 on, 195 17-15, KRLA 6-4, KIQQ 4-4, XTRA PLATTERS Medley" (Mercury/PolyGram) 8/3 26-19, WGLF d-22, KDZA 15-10. "Platterama 23-8, KITY 22-19, KZFM 27-20, KYNO-FM 4-2, KHYT 39-31, WGUY 11-9, WFLB Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 1/0, Light 5/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WCCO, KTWO, KBAI. Heavy: WLTA. GREG KIHN BAND "Happy Man" (Beserkley/Elektra-Asylum) 20/0 Medium: WDEF. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 0, Same 10, Down 2, Adds 0, WCAU-FM on, WPHD 13-12, WYCR on, KSET-FM on, KROD ROSANNE CASH "Ain't No Money" (Columbia) 8/1 KILE WAZY-FM on, KFMZ 21-15, WSSX 19-15, KZ93 on, KKFM 24-22, KSKD 32-31, KRQ 28-26, WIGY on, 38-35, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WHBC. Medium WCCO, KMBZ, WKZE- 7-7, KENI 38-35. FM, WDAY, WJON. , OAK RIDGE BOYS "So Fine" (MCA) 20/0 U.S. BONDS "Out Of Work" (EMI America) 7/4 KTSA d-24, KZFM on, KINT d-29, GARY Moves: Up 5, Debuts 3, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 0, WIFI on, KFI on, WFBR on, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 5/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, KPLZ, WHHY, KYUU, 096. Medium: WTIX 39-35, KXX106 25-21, WHHY-FM on, KOFM 20-18, KBBKM on, WACZ on, WZYQ on, WFLB on, KELO WWNR. 37-28. 707 "Mega Force" (Boardwalk) 18/14 STEVE MILLER BAND "Abracadabra" (Capitol) 7/2 4/1, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 14, 96KX, WPHD, KZFM, WSSX, WANS-FM, WVIC, KZ93, KCPX, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 211, Light Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WHHY, KWAV. Heavy: WSRZ. Medium: WFBG, WZYQ, KSEL-FM, KFMZ, KENI, KSLY, WJXQ d-17. WCHV. RICK BOWLES "Too Good To Turn Back Now" (Polydor/PolyGram) 18/4 DAN SIEGEL "Soaring" (Elektra) 7/2 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 4, KZFM, WVIC, KCPX, WISE, WOKI d40, WBCY 30-27, WAYS Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KUGN, WDEF. 24-19, WRKQ on, WCSC on, WANS-FM on, WNOK-FM on, WJBQ on, WFOX on, WFLB on, KYYA on. FLOCK OF SEAGULLS "I Ran (So Far Away)" (Jive/Arista) 15/3 SOFT CELL 'Tainted Love" (Sire/WB) 7/1 A Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/1, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KWAV. Medium: WHHY, WKZE-FM, Moves: Up 4, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 3, WABB-FM, KZ93, KFMZ, CFTR 35-25, CHUM 26-22, KEGL on, KPAT, KBAI. 8100 on, KZFM on, WJXQ on-dp, KMGK on, KBBK on, KVOL on-dp, KSLY on. APRIL WINE "Enough Is Enough" (Capitol) 14/5 J. GEILS BAND "Angel In Blue" (EMI America) 7/0 on, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 3, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 5, WPST, K104, KINT, 95XIL, KILE, KENI, CFTR d-38, WPHD Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Medium: WHHY, Y106, WSKY. KZFM on, WOKI on, KCPX d-36, WFBG on, KSEL-FM d-23, KRNA on-dp, KFMZ on REO SPEEDWAGON "Keep The Fire Bumin' " (Epic) 6/2 FRANK ZAPPA "Valley Girl" (Barking Pumpkin) 13/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 4/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WFMK, Q96. Medium: WSRZ, WCHV. KEGL on, KEARTH 7-2, Moves: Up 5, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 1, Adds 6, 195, WLS-FM, KFRC, Y94, KRQ, KHYT, CHARLIE ROSS 'The High Cost Of Loving" (Townhouse) 6/1 KIQQ 6-1, KROD 9-3, KKXX 4-1, KKFM 7-6. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KISN. Medium: KRBC. AMBROSIA "How Can You Love Me" (WB) 13/0 LIGHTFOOT "Blackberry Wine" (WB) 5/5 24-18, KSET-FM 13-8, KSKD on-dp, WIGY GORDON Moves: Up 6, Debuts 0, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 0, KEGL 12-10, KZFM Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/3, Light 2/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, KEX, KGW, WHBC, WSKY, WCHV. 21-18, KVOL on-dp, KKXL-FM on, KFYR on, KRNA on-dp, KENI on. ALAN PARSONS PROJECT "Eye In The Sky" (Arista) 5/5 MISSING PERSONS "Words" (Capitol) 11/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/2, Light 3/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, SM95, WMHE, KWAV, KRBC, WSKY. WJBQ, 195 d-18, KIQQ 9-5, XTRA Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 5, KRLA, KFI, WPHD, KSET-FM, COUGAR "Hurts So Good" (Rive/PolyGram) 5/1 on-dp, WGUY on. JOHN d-17, WJXQ Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/1, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WHEN. Heavy: WHHY. Medium: KYUU. ENZ "Six Months In A Leaky Boat" (A&M) 10/0 SPLIT on, 38 SPECIAL "Caught Up In You" (A&M) 5/1 Up 2, Debuts 0, Same 7, Down 1, Adds 0, CFTR 65-4, KMGK on, WTSN 30-27, WSPT on-dp, 99KG Moves: Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 1/0, Light 3/1, ExtraAdds 0, Total Adds 1, KPAT. Heavy: WSRZ. Medium: WHHY. KFMZ 8-8, KENI on, KKLV on.

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2 2 1 2 2 1 0 TOTO/Rosanna (Columbia) O RONNIE MILSAP/Any Day Now (RCA) 1 1 2 2 P. McCARTNEY/S. WONDER/Ebony And Ivory (Columbia) 5 3 2 0 JUICE NEWTON/Love's Been A Little Bit Hard On Me (Capitol) 8 6 5 © JUICE NEWTON/Love's Been A Little Bit Hard On Me (Capitol) 12 4 3 NEIL DIAMOND/Be Mine Tonight (Columbia) 5 4 4 4 ASIA/Heat Of The Moment (Geffen) 11 7 5 KARLA BONOFF/Personally (Columbia) 3 3 3 5 HUMAN LEAGUE/Don't You Want Me (Virgin/A&M) 17 14 10 0 ALABAMA/Take Me Down (RCA) 13 9 6 0 JOHN COUGAR/Hurts So Good (Riva/PolyGram) 10 8 6 0 BERTIE HIGGINS/Just Another Day In Paradise (Kat Family/CBS) 16 13 11 Q 38 SPECIAL/Caught Up In You (A&M) 1 1 4 7 P. McCARTNEY/S. WONDER/Ebony And Ivory (Columbia) 12 11 9 WILLIE NELSON/Always On My Mind (Columbia) - 24 13 0 AIR SUPPLY/Even The Nights Are BettEir (Arista) 29 19 13 0 SOFT CELL/Tainted Love (Sire/WB) 18 13 11 0 DENIECE WILLIAMS/It's Gonna Take A Miracle (ARC/Columbia) 25 21 17 MOTELS/Only The Lonely (Capitol) - - 17 eltl CHICAGO/Hard To Say I'm Sorry (Full Moon/WB) 23 18 16 KANSAS/Play The Game Tonight (Kirshner/CBS) 6 5 7 11 SHEENA EASTON/When He Shines (EMI America) 24 16 14 ® RONNIE MILSAP/Any Day Now (RCA) 7 6 8 12 EDDIE RABBITT/I Don't Know Where To Start (Elektra) 4 5 7 13 RAY PARKER JR./The Other Woman (Arista) 4 11 12 13 WILLIE NELSON/Always On My Mind (Columbia) - 27 21 KARLA BONOFF/Personally (Columbia) 24 20 16 ith MELISSA MANCHESTER/You Should Hear How She... (Arista) 26 22 18 ® HUEY LEWIS 8 NEWS/Hope You Love Me Like You... (Chrysalis) 9 9 9 15 D. WARWICK & J. MATHIS/Friends In Love (Arista) 9 8 8 16 JOAN JETT & BLACKHEARTS/Crimson And Clover (Boardwalk) 8 12 14 16 ROBERTA FLACK/Making Love (Atlantic) 18 14 12 17 LOVERBOY/When It's Over (Columbia) - 22 19 TOTO/Rosanna (Columbia) - 28 22 ALABAMA/Take Me Down (RCA) - - 25 det LESLIE PEARL/If The Love Fits Wear It (RCA) with 29 26 QD RICK SPRINGFIELD/What Kind Of Fool Am I (RCA) 25 23 21 LARRY LEE/Don't Talk (Columbia) - 30 28 e STEVE MILLER BAND/Abracadabra (Capitol) 22 18 18 20 MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Route 66 (Atlantic) 28 25 23 ® HEART/This Man Is Mine (Epic) 29 25 23 ® BILL LaBOUNTY/Never Gonna Look Back (WB/Curb) - - 27 e JOURNEY/Still They Ride (Columbia) 3 10 15 22 DAN FOGELBERG/Run For The Roses (Full Moon/Epic) 30 26 24 ® STEVIE NICKS/After The Glitter Fades (Modem/Atco) - 27 ® REDDINGS/(Sittin' On) The Dock... (Believe In A Dream/CBS) 7 7 10 24 LITTLE RIVER BAND/Man On Your Mind (Capitol) e CROSBY, STILLS & NASH/Wasted On The Way (Atlantic) -aire> AIR SUPPLY/Even The Nights Are Better (Arista) 15 15 20 25 T.G. SHEPPARD/Finally (WB/Curb) - 30 e FLEETWOOD MAC/Hold Me (WB) -am0. FLEETWOOD MAC/Hold Me (WB) - 29 M. REO SPEEDWAGON/Keep The Fire Burnin' (Epic) - ® HERB ALPERT/Route 101 (A&M) 17 15 15 28 QUEEN/Body Language (Elektra) 30 29 28 m MECO/Big Band Medley (Arista) - GLENN FREY/I Found Somebody (Asylum) 14 17 22 29 ELTON JOHN/Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny) (Geffen) _ mum* ` J. GEILS BAND/Angel In Blue (EMI America) 16 19 26 30 CHARLENE/l've Never Been To Me (Motown)

CROSBY, STILLS 8 NASH (89) FLEETWOOD MAC (41) CROSBY, STILLS 8 NASH (84) POINTER SISTERS (19) CHICAGO (43) SURVIVOR (40) MOST. HERB ALPERT (39) LESLIE PEARL (16) HALL 8 OATES (42) POINTER SISTERS (35) ADDED FLEETWOOD MAC (28) REDDINGS (15) TOTO (133) SOFT CELL (60) JUICE NEWTON (75) NEIL DIAMOND (56) JOHN COUGAR (86) ASIA (52) HOTTEST RONNIE MILSAP (68) P. McCARTNEY/S. WONDER (41) JUICE NEWTON (73) HUMAN LEAGUE (46) 38 SPECIAL (46) KARLA BONOFF (66) ALABAMA (36)

CHICAGO BREAKERS. CROSBY, STILLS Et NASH Hard To Say I'm Sony (Full Moon/WB) Wasted On The Way (Atlantic) 67% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 43, Debuts 28, Same 26, 61% of our reporters on it. 84 adds set new record for most Down 0, Adds 43 including WCAU-FM, WPGC, CFTR, WLOL- adds in one week. Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 38/38, Light FM, WGCL, KRLA, WPST, WFMF, KEYN-FM, KNBQ, WACZ, 38/38, Extra Adds 7, Total Adds 84 including WCBM, GR55, KILE, WRKR, KDZA. See Parallels, will debut next week on the WYNY, 3WS, WLTT, WLTA, WSB, WCLR, WCZY, WCCO, KEX, KFMB, KPLZ, WRVR, and 69 more. Debuts at number 24 CHR chart. SURVIVOR KEZL, on the A/C chart. HERB ALPERT Eye Of The Tiger (Scotti Bros./CBS) 67% of our reporters on it. Moves: UP 51, Debuts 28, Same 21, Route 101 (AEtM) Down 0, Adds 40 including WCAU-FM, 96KX, Q107, 195, WKTI, 55% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 27/12, KRLA, KUBE, KOPA, 92FLY, WHHY-FM, KOFM, KSPZ, Q104, Light 43/27, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 39 including WBEN, WLTT, KPUR. See Parallels, will debut next week on the CHR chart. WISN, KOY, KEZL, KJR, WHAM, WSGN, KMGC, Y106, WPTF, WARM98, WFDF, KMBZ, KSL, and 24 more. Debuts at number GARY U.S. BONDS 27 on the A/C chart. Out Of Work (EMI America) FLEETWOOD MAC 63% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 15, Debuts 22, Same 67, Hold Me MB) KEGL, KEZR, Q103, KZZP, Down 0, Adds 29 including CFTR, 50% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 37/13, WDRC-FM, KITY, WZYP, WNOK-FM, KQKQ, KJRB, WJBQ, 2, Total Adds 28 including WCBM, next on the Light 24/13, Extra Adds WXLK, 99KG, KOZE. See Parallels, will debut week WTAE, WLTT, WSB, WFYR, WISN, KS94, KHOW, KPPL, KOY, CHR chart. VAN HALEN WGY, WAAY, WRVR, WOMC, KYUU, and 13 more. Debuts at Dancing In The Street MB) number 26 on the A/C chart. 57% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 57, Debuts 7, Same 37, '25-49 Down 1, Adds 17 including 96KX, KIQQ, KEZR, KYYX, KUBE, NEW & ACTIVE Q103, KROD, KROK, Y103, WDOQ, WQUT, WAYS, WZZR, JOHN SCHNEIDER "Dreamin' " (Scotti Bros./CBS) 55/3 KYNO-FM, 95XIL. See Parallels, will debut next week on the Rotations: Heavy 13/0, Medium 28/1, Light 14/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WTAR, WORG, KBAI. Heavy: WLTA, WSB, WCCO, WRVA, WHEY, WHIO, WFDF, WFMK, KSL, WWNR, WDEF, WLVA, WWSA. Medium: WCZY, KEX, CHR chart. WICC, WGY, KEY103, WSLI, WVLK, WPTF, WHBC, KMBZ, KOB, KBOI, KIXI, KCEE. DR. HOOK "Loveline" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 52/11 giMI Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 21/3, Light 28/8, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 11, KEX, KPLZ, WKAZ, WVLK, 12-34 WSRZ, WHIO, KOB, KSL, WEIM, WJBC, KRNO. Heavy: WLTA, WLVA, WWSA. Medeium: WSB, WCZY, WHB, NEW & ACTIVE KEY103, WHBY, KBOI, KUGN, WWNR, KRBC, WDEF, WORG, WDAY, WJON, KBOZ, KRKK, WRVA. STEVIE WONDER "Do I Do" (Temla/Motown) 50/8 ROLLING STONES "Going To A Go -Go" (Rolling Stones/Atco) 113/14 Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 26/4, Light 16/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 8, KFMK, WKAZ, WSGN, WRVR, KRNT, KSET-FM, KINT, Moves: Up 22, Debuts 23, Same 54, Down 0, Adds 14, WCAU-FM, CFTR, CKLW, WHFM, WENS, KYUU, WLVA. Heavy: WBEN, KVIL, WAFB, Y108, WSRZ, KKRD, KWAV, WCHV. Medium: WCBM, 97AIA, KBFM, KIIK, KMGK, FM103, WFLB, WXLK, 0101, 99KG, 8100 22-16. WFYR, WCCO, KEX, KPLZ, WICC, WRIE, WBT, KMGC, WSLI, WHHY, WQUE, WQUA, KKUA, WWNR, WSKY, EYE TO EYE "Nice Girls" (WB) 111/12 KSEL, WORG, KADE, KBOZ, KSRO. Moves: Up 52, Debuts 13, Same 33, Down 1, Adds 12, WXKS-FM, 92FLY, 3WT, WLAN-FM, WTIX, WSEZ, QGLENN FREY "I Found Somebody" (Asylum) 49/10 WNAM, WOW, WIGY, WTSN, KKOV, KYYA, Z93 17-10, 94Q 4-3, KEZR 9-7. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 21/0, Light 21/8, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 10, KPPL, WICC, WAIV, WQUE, BLONDIE "Island Of Lost Souls" (Chrysalis) 110/7 KOB, WJBC, WJON, KTWO, KRNO, KRKK. Heavy: WCZY, WSFM, WFMK, KWAV, WLVA. Medium: KPLZ, WRIE, Moves: Up 53, Debuts 12, Same 37, Down 1, Adds 7, WCAU-FM, Y100, 92FLY, KROD, KIOA, WIGY, 99KG, WAFB, WSGN, WRVR, WHHY, SM95, WSRZ, WARM98, WMHE, KKRD, KYUU, KTKT, KCRG, KBOI. WXKS-FM 20-17, CFTR 18-12, KBEQ 32-29, KEARTH 20-17, KFI 21-15, KIDD 29-21, WGUY 28-22, STEVIE NICKS "After The Glitter Fades" (Modem/Atco) 49/6 PATRICE RUSHEN "Forget Me Nots" (Elektra) 108/19 Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 27/3, Light 14/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, WCBM, WKZE-FM, WCTC, WCHV, Moves: Up 50, Debuts 7, Same 27, Down 5, Adds 19 including B94, B104, PRO -FM, JB105, KYYX, B97, WHHY- WJBC, KBAI. Heavy: WRIE, WSGN, WHHY, SM95, WWNR, WLVA, WORG, KFOR. Medium: WSB, WCZY, FM, WROK, WVIC, WNAM, WKDQ, KRQ, 0104, 99KG, KKLV. WZUU, KNBR, WICC, KEY103, WAFB, WSRZ, WHBY, WQUA, WMHE, KBOI, KWAV;KSEL, KCRG, KISN. HALL 8 JOHN OATES "Your Imagination" (RCA) 105/42 HEART 'This Man Is Mine" (Epic) 43/2 DARYL Heavy: KPLZ, WGY, Moves: Up 2, Debuts 21, Same 40, Down 0, Adds 42 including WIFI, WXKS-FM, JB105, 0107, CFTR, KEGL, Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 21/1, Light 16/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adda 2, WRIE, WHBC. KWAV, WORG. Medium: 97AIA, KJR, WICC, WHHY, WQUE, Y106, WARM98, KANT, KIXI, -7 940, WLOL-FM, KBEQ, WGCL, KRLA, KFI, KYYX, KIMN, WQUT. WSRZ, KKUA, WWNR, WNAB, WKZE-FM, WEIM, KRBC, WSKY, WCHV, KSEL, KRNO, KISN, KSRO. OrrThe Way" (Atlantic) 89/89 I pin CROSBY, STILLS 8 NASH "Wasted BILL "Sara" (Elektre) 35/7 96KX, B94, WPGC, CHAMPLIN 3Nfe Idn Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 89 including WNBC, WIFI, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 14/4, Light 20/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WBEN, WSRZ, KBOI, WEIM, WCHV, aACKS KEZR, B100, KIMN, 0103, KZZP. PAGE' KEGL, Z93, 0106, WLOL-FM, WLVA, KSRO. Medium: WSB, WCCO, KEZL, WARM98, KUGN, KSL, WKZE-FM, KRBC, WJON, KBOZ.